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Evening star., 1947-11-30
Driver Namedin Second Suit Belgian Congo Missionary
Over Iniurinq Of Two BOYS Will Address Auxiliary

Miss Dora Jane Armstrong, for II
years a missionary in the Belgian
Congo, will address the opening ses-
sion Of the semi-annual meeting Of
the Washington Auxiliary OF the
American Mission to Lepers at
1890 am. Tuesday in the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church,
Evening star., 1947-11-30
D. c. Home Rule Preliminary Plan Being Revised


Columbia Federation of Citizens Associations was conspicuous IN
leadership George Sullivan who then
chairman of its Committee on Law and LEGISLATION
opposition legislation from important and
worthy element of the community The hope of that factor OF public
bill did
the District government completely outwghed by the
gazing of this other form OF
gambling,
the Senate Committee
the District of Columbia Mr. Sullivan quoted from opinion
In the OF State smith,
Tenn) 2 few from this old opinion bearing
O. all forms of gambling follows:
There implanted in the nature Of man an inclination M to gamble
Indian will stake his wife the ancient German would stake himself
crafty the passion. Tacitus Ch xiv.
Like other passions which agate the great mass OF the
Of pestence morals motives honest pursuits and industry
unhnges the principles of religion and
honesty the mind becomes and DESTROYED to all
gambling
the daily of subsistence.
will home abroad
patiently shnss the day when excited by the hope Of
winning 100000 in lottery?
Where is the professional man or m mechanic who WIN o at ms
hoes' We know he abandon his calling and relies upon gambling
his amys support the vagrant
mind and conduct and must beg swne steal or av
possible probable
exceptions Gaming general evil leads to vicious ncanaaon
destruction abandonment industry and honest
loss self control and respect Frauds hef make up the
which generally ends In
highway robbery and murder"
The Republican., 1947-03-27
DEER PARK

Mrs. Z. E. Sollars entertained the
members of Woodmen Circle June
Grove, 3S at her home last Thursday
evening,
The P.T.A. met on last Tuesday
evening at the school. The group
moved to make a donation to the
Garrett County Memorial Hospital
fund.
The Girls All Club will meet on
Friday evening There will be an
initiation of new members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broadwater have an
nounced the birth Of a daughter.
Mrs. Cecil Burdock and children
visited the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Rollman.
The Boys All Club met at the
Hall on Thursday evening Joseph
Stcgers, club agent, presented the
lesson. Following the lesson games
were played and refreshments were
served.
The Republican., 1947-03-27
Societies Contribute
toDutch Boys Support

The Red House Lutheran Sunday
School, Missionary Society and Circle,
in the past year, contributed SIS
month to aid a fourteen-year-ol
Dutch boy from Amsterdam, Holland,
named Jan van Tilburg. The boy has
been corresponding with young folk
of the church. His first letters were
in Dutch, but lately his letters have
been in broken English.
The various organizations Of the
church have sent him gifts for his
birthday in November and at Christ
mas last year.
The following is letter to Norma
Jean Lee, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl s. Lee, from JAM
l am a boy and If years old. |
have two sisters, Annie and Bep.
Annie makes lamps look Ike this,
(picture of tasseled lamp shade) and
Bep is merreycd. | am in the school
and | have to walk a half houre. 1t
is about kilometers. Kilometer is
Dutch. | learn English, German and
French. And l learn also piano. My
hobby is football, watersport. l live in
Amsterdam, the capital of Holland
And where do you live? But l now
ended for l have to do much home
work. SO | will write you long let
ter tomorrow For tomorrow it Sun
day. 50 | ended now, with best
wishes from me and my parents and
hope that you can understand my
English From Jan van Tilburg.
The Republican., 1947-03-27
CRELLIN

Mr.. and Mrs Harlin Wilt and fam
lily, Mrs. Bertha Adams, Martha Jane
Bittingcr and Kenneth Shaffcr were
Sunday rlinner guests of Mr., and Mrs.
l1,Wv,TNrs. Ellwood Carskadon, Of
M hl' ,Fere visitors of Mr.. and
1JS. 1D"hS. Carskadon Tuesday.
-n l,55.anley Ashby has returned
lonl ~ + a visit with her son-n-laW
nnooIiEthter, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Mi1nnuIardner, in Frostburg last
Crystal Colaw, who has been
1t at Memorial Hospital. Cum
%ol, has returned home, She is
;''Ted in health.
~ Floyd Carskadon is now able
f. out after being bedfast for
~ week.
q. and Mrs. Wade H. Rice and
,shtcr, of Hyattsvillc, are visiting
and Mrs. L. c. YutZy this week.
rooper Timothy Gilmore is visit
relatives here this week
Mrs. Lester Yutzy, Mrs. Wade H..
nc and Mrs Myra Martin were Wis
tors in Cumberland Tuesday.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21

room, but when husband and wife
share the closet, the scheme had
best be tailored.
OF course, even tailored things
may have a bit Of the feminine in
them. If ruf1ed edging is not quite
the thing to use in the closet, you
can compromise and use a neatly
pleated edging which will take
away the baroness or plain look on
shelf edges.
A border of decals also may be
used to relieve the plain look, or you
even may decide to use an edging
cut from wallpaper if it works it.
self easily into the theme or pattern
you are using.
AS to fabrics which may be used,
there's tremendous variety from
which to choose. A dull-finished OIL
cloth serves the purpose nicely and is
easily cleaned. Glazed chintz, either
in stripes or figured, is also a prac-
tical idea. This latter is especially
suitable for shoe bags because it
may be laundered readily.
I also have seen very attractive
accessories made from -four and sug-
ar bags, dyed, naturally to match
the color scheme. In this way you
can get exactly the color you choose.
The material may be stiff1y starched
and ironed until it is smooth and
neat. This type Of material is easy
to cut and sew, and you'd be sur
prised at the attractiveness they can
give your closets.
Then, too, there are many plastic
type materials now on the market,
both in figured and plain patterns in
an amazing variety Of colors, which
make lovely closet accessories. To
clean them, you have merely to wipe
them off with damp cloth.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21
Sign Jams Traffic

No electric sign ever tied up traf-
fic on Broadway as did the one
over the Astor Theater which ad-
vertised the film Hollywood Revue
in the summer of 1929, says Col
lier's.
Accompanied by an orchestra, "a
chorus girls staged dance on top
of the large letters to attract a
crowd for the evening show and
were so successful that the police
had to stop the act after the fourth
night.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21
Brighten yoNr closets :.

that case, make your own, from old
fabrics, oilcloth or plastic-treated
cloth which is, easily wiped off, or
even wallpaper may be used as COW
ering.
One of the most attractive closets
I've ever seen used a patriotic
theme. The walls of the closet were
covered with red and white candy
striped paper, the ceiling was COW
cred with dark blue paper sprin-
kled with silver stars. Dark blue SOL
i'd cloth was used for the shoe bag,
and also as covering for blanket
boxes and other sized boxes usually
employed for storing. It was a joy
to look into the closet. Does yours
look as attractive?
If you already have storage chests
and boxes that fit your closet, you
may want to do little face lifting
by brand new covering. This is as
easy as pasting paper dolls, because
many Of the boxes and chests may
be covered with cloth or wallpaper
simply glued on. Mind you, no care
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21
Dyeing Tips
Everyone knows that solid col

Everyone KNOWS Lnat S0l1Q col
ors can be dyed, but not everyone
knows that prints also may be
dyed, and with good results. If,
for example, you have a print of
light blue and white, you can use
a yellow dye. The light blue will
come out green and the white
part a yellow. In this way you
keep the pattern of the print in
tact, while changing colors.
Always test fabrics to see how
they will dye by shipping off
piece and dipping it in the dye.
You can save yourself much dis
appointment in this way.
If your fabric is a mixture of
several materials, play safe and
use an al-purpose dye.
If you want to change print
dresses completely, dye them to
one Of the new shades, and out
line part Of the pattern in sequins.
You should allow the garment
to remain in the dye bath for 10
minutes, but if the desired shade
is reached before that, remove
it from the bath.
If you are uncertain of what
dyes will do with certain colors,
test before dyeing the whole gar
ment. by using slip Of fabric
from wide seam or the hem.
Dyed prints also can be used
for accessories such as gloves
and scarves, if there is not
enough fabric for another dress
or blouse.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21
WOMAN'S WORLD
Decorate Your Closets Before
Starting Spring Cleaning
&y &,Aa AaAy

WHY not start your spring clean
ing in a different way this season?
And how is that done?
Well, I'd start with the closets and
plan to spend about week reno
waiting them, and getting all the
clothes and other things to be stored
in ship-shape condition. Once the
closets are out Of the way, you can
concentrate on the house.
Most Of us think of closets merely
as places to hang and store things,
and as long as they are not filled
to overflowing, and are busted oc-
casionally, then well and good. But
wait a minute, closets can be as at
tractive as other rooms, and If you
give them some time and thought,
they will serve their purpose better.
= Take for instance, shoe bags.
These will prevent your shoes from
being strewn on the floor where they
easily accumulate dust, and once
they are tucked in the pockets Of the
bag, which, by the way, can be hung
on the door or on the back wall Of
the closet, you will be making in
telligent use of the space at hand
and leaving floor space for small
chest Of drawers that can take
socks, handkerchiefs and various
miscellaneous pieces.
Old Fabrics, Oilcloth Even
Wallpaper May Be Used
It is possible to buy ready-made
chests, shoe bags and storage boxes
Of various types, but frequently it's
not possible to get them in styles,
colors and sizes to solve your par
ticular storage closet problem. In
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21

wider shoulder openings. The extra
high, curved, pyramid-like bars cut into
the soil with a cleaving action, and
because they are connected, the bars
take a powerful "center bite" in the
heart of the traction zone. Extra height,
Triple>Bracing, and buttressing at the
base give the, traction bars greater
strength lengthen tire life. The
curved connected bars are in continu-
Gus contact with the highway, insuring
smooth ride.
Insist upon Firestone Champion
Ground Grips when you buy new tires,
or order a new tractor. They cost no
more than ordinary tractor tires.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21
Haunted by Unanswered Letters?
Here Are Helpful Writing Pointers

your friendly, social and business
correspondence. Includes love let
terS.
A touch here and a touch there-and
your letters will sparkle with personality.
Say things vividly.
Send 25 cents in coins for our booklet,
chow to Write Letters for ALI Occasions" !"
to Weekly Newspaper Service, 243 West
18th Street, New York IL, N. Y.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21

CHAMPION FARMERS, and farmers
generally, are changing to Firestone
Champion Grpund Grip tires -.
insisting upon them when they buy
new tires specifying them when
they order new tractors.
Theirs because the new Champion
cIeans up to loo9S more effectively,
pulls up 70 e2'S more; lasts up to 9l9s
longer. And IL rolls more smoothly
over highways.
There are sound reasons for this
superiority. The curved connected
traction bars flare outward from the
center, and mud falls freely from the
Eite to kbs Voice of Fretone every Modsy evening oVs
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21
Marathon Dance Ban

Among the cases that caused
many cities to ban dance mara
thons over a decade ago was that
of 26-year-old Charles Gonder of
Bayonne, N. j., who dropped dead
in one of these endurance contests
in 1892 after dancing continuously
for 1,147 hours, or 48 days and
nights.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21
With fresh accessories.

less work will do the job effectively,
as these are all items that need han.
ding.
Use a large table such as you
would use for cutting and sewing,
and see that coverings are fitted
carefully for the boxes, and then
pasted or glued neatly so that no
corners will give or fray. Always
plan to use durable coverings as
they are easier for working and give
wear in the long run.
Tailored or Feminine
Which will Be Yours?
The same problem which presents
itself with bedrooms is present when
we consider doing our closets. Many
a woman's heart yearns after
pretty-pretty things that involve rib
bons, ruff1es and other frills. This
is all right If it is strictly a girls
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21
Fashion Flashes

Shoulders on daytime dresses are
discreetly padded. They show a
tendency to be trim and neat while
evening wear shows soft rounded
shoulders.
AS for coats, you'll see many
shortie coats with free swinging
backs, trim, neat coolie coats, or
rather dressy full length coats with
great deal of waist interest.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21

Straws seem to be among the
popular hat materials.
Watch for the slim-waisted look
particularly in suits. You'll find this
achieved in many intricate ways.
The new prints are in soft muted
colors, and the figures and patterns
spell riotous story. They're unlike
anything you've ever seen before ex.
cept in mems neckties.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21

Theyre called The ployins S.,Eties SoeGssi1s ig 1880,
Gas the Nstioaai Flowing Match h at On al three
MasShs; ;he;. at Whsn Mss,'ses hs retired
competition in 1941s Rsiosu. io%s left to right
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21
LESSON FOR MARCH %

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se-
lected and copyrighted by international
Council of Religious Education: used by
permission.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21
PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN
BROTHERHOOD

LESSON TEXT-John IT'LL, 1923.
MEMORY SELECTION-And now am
no more in the world, but these are in
the world, and / come t. thee. Holy
Father, keep through thine own name
those whom thou hast given me, that
they may be one. as we are.-John l7:11.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21

LII ;;:aI e ssss. - q; :s$ 4!
II ~ 4: At
The sehSgess: sd have Ds~ slcass Champion Ground
Tires: s. V Yot,a ,bei6 i'aa tractor. as@ today.
..e o.ae HnrrY and Cart
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21

NUR valuable booklet, "How to
~ Write Letters for All Occa-
sions," gives dozens of helpful
pointers on vocabulary, grammar,
correct form. Has interesting SAM
pie letters to help you improve
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21
Gas on Stomach

Relieved In minutes or double your money back
When excess stomach acid causes painful suffocat-
ing gas sour stomach and heartburn doctors usually
prescribe the fastest-acting medicines known for
symptomatic relief medicines like those Bell ans
Tablets. No laxative. Be-ans brings comfort in o
jiffy double your money back on return of bottle
to u.s. Sc at all druggists.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21
Improved n STTNDAY
Uniform oC-~0r
-:-LESSON = =

BY HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST, D. D.
Of The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-21

F;restons every Mondsy evening over NBC
Evening star., 1947-08-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BooKKEEPER-CAsHIER, desires perma l.
rent position; 90 yrs. experience, double
entry al f pnsses oss4se general MT e roue
BuRRoUGHs and Monroe machine opera
tor, or general of1ce work; experienced.
eLEKR,TYp1sr, full or part time: years.
DIETITIAN, Is mos hospital experience
sres in home economics. BOX 1857. IS. Star.
DREssMAK1NG. design, .remod., altsra.;
GTRL. t9S eoiored, desires e Clerical @ work in
ssseFo or ssne saf0 MI essa es
Girl. colored, experienced, desires Job as
waitress IL pm. to am Call Lu. Ss. 5sss
GIRL, colored. desires work as cashier or
waitress; experienced In both. Call MI.
GIRL, white. 10, work any kind until school
begins and part time thereafter Box
GIRI, eoiored, desires work as sewing ma ;
for days per week. Mon. through Friday
S1RG.a colorsd, desires Saturday work. %. AT
HoMiEMAKER, for executive woman OF
@ seeper. SEND SEND offer fe S5y to Box X 4ssz Star =:
child Experieneeds; s Best Tefs5saee. sag9 Room
NURSE, practical, capable Of taking charge
of patient at home; good driver. ia, 341s
NURSE, practical, available for IL hours,
day or night duty. AT. 1885.
NURSE IeGlpTsd,: practical; gradgMste; tax tsks
SECRETARY in late, 2os, with 8 years
experience in national trade assn. desires
position with Arm. Has initiative and will
ins accept responsibility; $500 per year
Write Box 341-Z, Star.
SECRETARY desires diversified, interesting
work. good, ,typist, comptometer operator,
Ariinston; q. 1890. Box ss-E star. 92s
SECRETARY-Patent law. $1,000 rrini-
mum. Write MRS McGALLIARp, 10 West
SSss IA e. ~ atIsr g. Gtt
knowledse Of commercial Spanish wishe.
furnish references. Write or phone 141G
Chaplin st. NV, CO. 1884, MISS BoRRAS
sTEEo. .-TYPIsT, experienced, capable
part-time relief work or to do at home
or night. Call OK. $500.
WOMAN, colored. experienced seamstress;
wants work by day or at home; experienced
power machine operator. Ho. 1l2s.
Evening star., 1947-08-27
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, KEEP
part time, tax returns prepared, state.
snd sooskeeDsr oR
eRpserieneed G Phone iS1s Nj. 1926 es after M y pm
ACCOUNTING STUDENT, sales and cler.
tcal experience. seeking Job after O'Clock
D. C. permit. RA. 9423.
ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
mes aHdsd promp 2es sa s5s service
SsasssS Is SS Sisri s5S ID any KIND Of yafE
cARPESTER, i coiored, ~ wishes woodvor2 of
ENGINEER, Naval Academy graduate, 2s
efc ayaton sps s4a dsS5e:
ton. Box 1877. Star. 27'
JANIToR, colored, wants job with quar-
,sfs; ftsr fsl or part time Hsa4 Call to 10 am
5R. sef AccoHNraNTBooK s,H'i An 1SSe desire.
position with spa H;p edqeatlSn GMEg experseonSe so6
LANDSCAPE gardener-caretaker, white, de-
.ires work: can furnish references. Box
NAN, coiored, desires work as houseman,
or work in Cafeteria or hotel TR. e1s1.
MULTTLITH-MULT operator, man.
agerial background. Constant production
guaranteed. Best offer. Box 165-A. Star
PHARMACIST for relief work FRANK s
so1s FEU1LLEr. $500 Colorado ave, od. NV
SALESMAN, legal. investigation back.
eround age 81, married, desires .associa.
tion with firm selling products Southeastern
States; ref. furnished; owns Nash AZ
What is your propositions MR. FRANK
SHOP FOREMAN, former owner of Po-
tomac Auto Repair, desires position as
Herndon 2o6, ask for MR.. SHAFFER.
srENo., male; shorthand speed, i5c
w.psm.; desires extra work after pm. 3.
also sats. and Suns. Box 314-Z, Star. 80,
WHITER-EDITOR, 90 years seasoning all
fields; author four books; regular part
time editorial work, preferably for home
execution. Full biography Immediately
available Box 464-Z, Star.
WRITER, years newspaper experience
ia. degree in political science, plus grad
uate work, aualified for L general ass assignmsnt zen
editing Box 44O-Z. Star 81"
EXPERT TYPING DONE Envelopes,
cards, etc Reasonable rates. pick up and
delivery. Phone Greenhelt 2272. 29t
Evening star., 1947-08-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, neat, intelligent, wants
part-time g.h.w. or as kitchen helper. NE
GIRL. colored. wants Job as maid; no
cocking: full or part time; also days work.
FIR 1864. 2s'
at store. -TR 6436.
GIRL, eolered: desires hoaseclssning By
SIEL; 3. sselored, desires part time work
GIRLS, colored: desire days york, laundry
and ironing; S5, carfare. TR: .3075.
ewes. after pm, RE 1884. 2s.
GIRL, colored. wants 5 days work do
nnestic, or days work. DU. 1859.
S.aws Sias. wsEhHs ys MlLLIss VI IsiiEsn's' Call On
WOMAN, colored; wants lady, ,u or si, ssntle 1e-
and deliver. Phone no. 1888.
WOMAN, colcred. wants days work. o, VI.
WOMAN, eolored, wants ehsmnbermaid han
WOMAN. colored. wishes Job, R.h'w. FR.
WOMAN, colored, wants days WORK. tnree
days week Ii. 0356
Evening star., 1947-08-27
PERSONAL,

duty "A hours. Special diets: Tray serv-
kDpfzSS XII affTs SHRsfRf K
Close SefPai snsd e teaeheTs ssuhlsS Rot
PRTER nfeas RARBIr slssER III NuRsERY-ro do our
Limited number. Transportation furnished.
VE1rHcSaa' STREET k1NDERGARDEN: d.,
beginning sept. = Iz51 NsoFth vcitch ST. st.
shsY sts'shi EE s fEsIsTsSMothers @ 1ssy b.
safe: Call d: 1900 for INVESTIGATED sitters::
eRsH for 5onaa yonr Soe seTgee
g. white q zeolqrsd., M Md. or Va. coz
ssNDERs sSSI NC 'ss aeo4 esa Gsorsi. H ave. $3.50
hngerwave. Soc No appointments. All
s04s Brs6rY S6 p7eeasf esadens pso
HOME HEATING ExpERTs-warm air,
sions, new installaticns consultations and
JEWISH REST HOME-Individua care;
sF KANSAS aEs r Vs s best e. t8Sd y ssy s:sy'e
ALTERATioNs on l. all all ladies garments;
prompt and enicient service; open ewes.
i2a pERANhN1 ne + q. co snampoo zas and finger
HoNoUR SCHOOL. 1910 N. z. ave.
SLIP COVERS, draperies, upholsterins;
wide selection Of latest fabrics; quick, eff
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TON uPHodLSssTER1Nd co. 1903 st.
FULL-TfME BEAUTIFUL CARE given your
Also children, boarded while mother takes
a vacation, 2 weeks or month: fenced-in
lawn, sand box and 24-hour supervision.
Inspection invited. For information. call
BUSINESS CARDS. 1000. calendar on
print service: 1000 envelopes. S7.75; order
your 194S calendars now. RA. S203, 9-10
an; and after, pm;
HITE SCHOOL, day ana boarding: nursery
through tn third grade; accredited teachers,
inSf5getio9 dinnsT Gr sIS transportation o9seon
SLIP covers, DRAPERIEs-co. $500. s.
day delivery. Your fabric or ours DA1G.
NEAULT, Decorators.
$3.50 PER HR.. 3 or 4 passengers. day
EkpERIY PEoPIE G CARED FOR in our
nome by practical nurse. tray service; neal
FANG Mas5 ESGS TGSER Ga all 4Zss repairs reasonable
p. G: or suburbs; free estimate. VICTOR
GEORGE, AT. 1885 or Ov. 1927. i
VACANCY in rest home. lovely, single, LIST
floor, next to bath; nurse-tray service. SH
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER will plan and
build houses on your land on satisfactory
anMeTYebGMPTY RaSsd He1 fsi1T ssa5 NURSERY scH6oL
free TRANSPORTATION. 2 meals a day: inspec.
ton invited; licensed home. UN. o1s1
Evening star., 1947-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

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or movie pgest OF
range finders, films. color Aims, photo
papers. chemicals M photo books and l'5oG
sRENNER PHOTO GO. sss "a. ave. NV.
Opp Justice Dept. Catalog freel
sst,
1928. JORDAN PIANO CO. 1o15 Eth st.
ACCORDION, new 100 bass, 10 switch,
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ALLIGATOR PURSE, from the Argentine,
lady's, upper, baby alligator on front, de-
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ANTIQUES-Lge. collection demi-tasse and
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AINTriiouE-old Al Todd Lincoln Mansion
Library table. pedestal type, hand carved.
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BABY ss1s De CARRIAGE ssR1 storkline, prewar,
folds into stroller; collapsible, practically
BABY GARBAGE. with pad bathinette.
Teeter-babe; all in excellent condition.
BHsY 1SSs seMsffB CRfBs, Sc so: maple finish. all
steel spring. one drop-side, automatic
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BATRTUBs, 6-ft.. built-in. new and used;
BLOCKS. 3o56 M st. NV. MI. 7141.
BED, double. Hollywood. like new; clothes
hamper. bedrm. rocker: other furniture.
BED. hollywood double, inner-sprinE mat
tress. perfect condition. VI. 1882. -2s
BED, Hollywood. like new. Two. 2737. :,
BED, double, Hollywood. excel cond:; small
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