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Evening star., 1947-05-11

LNOLEUM LAYERS-Steady work guar
anteed: overtime If desired; exper. only
Apply QUAKER CITY, SOC F st. NV. -12
LINOLEUM LAYERS. Apply JOSEPH u
C. Phone MI. 1900.
LIQUOR NAN for retail store. experienced:
give references salary desired. BOZ 160-Ds
Evening star., 1947-05-11
HELP MEN and WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER wanted for 2 months; ex.
perience in bank, loan agency, or credit
Sioa Sn Week. s45 per W. W. write siVins sSs
saS sGS % SIS sssr psl week
COUNSELOR experienced. men and
YEN Seaf. 1r hs h ssl gprns gpyns ssY H sas
qualifications. Box 4s4-D. Star.
cogPLE-Msn te handle livessocs .svs1s, and
modern cottage. furnished; located main
highway about 40. miles from Washington.
Reply glyins qualification and salary sa;> sx
2RU9 2dSJ9 PsRSaisc;ER-Knowledse of drug s msr-
al Apply vsSa Sssfa pRua sToRE. Empioy
FsRmeR sRs pRos sND wlFs B. over s 4o NO children.
for general farming. nearby Nd. wife to
g snissa es as a'fss 1881 sssS ss St. .'sy
4 ssasRssoEszpeslsnesa on !, men, IL:
aHelsy9snt Hos sanTz ApRo5s fpog NJ IL ks%p' LEWIS
JANfToR AND WIFE for downtown ONCE
Bldg must BE experienesd and thoroughly
Ess0s FnR eosf sHod sHEn hssfzE eo e1 eoso g. women
Apply at ZENITH FUR CO.. INC, s0s Il; !;
BETTER iSs HiE THAN So. s.ooo-..year job; women
Conn. ave. See MRS. DUFFER for inter-
Y view Monday or Tuesday 10 am. t9
MEN AND WOMEN. colored. needed at
once-Expansion rnakes 1t necessary to
Win aha aa
products. Remuneration attractive. Men
ABBY between and 10 am. s4i7
sMlfspis MEN AND fSe wooasEs to work In ice cream
@ ssGsy 1cg eco CREAM EEK aepy1 e 1ss NJ sGnnas g. s
shlla sSososraphsi must @ have ':sss sAsaA r. r.
nex nsy camera Excellent opportunity. sH.
4 COUPLE. white or colored. experienced
sscn yr
quarters; excellent salsry, right couple;
Tsfsrsnses refers Snc pg s4s9,rr,oS s2g9 J, w
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs:
REGisTERED LABORATORY and x-ray
sechnicisn Snail hosp,.a salsry and
EARokhs TaRoks afEFEkMFor aniFE is sssrssion dept.
q modern downtown store GOOD pay. 1t
slHEaNs sPEiNDIb ho'h cossrkucTyE Ssa opeer,uni,,
from June l for experienced. healthy and
drinkers: for outside work on private es-
tate. Mostly tree, shrub and fawn work.
Must drive and care for tractor, power
nisned cottage. No children: no cats Or
dogs, Salary in accordance with auali-
fcations. Write full particulars. Box
sPoTTERs AND PREssERs. experienced
in wool work; good pay and steady work.
Apply j33 Buchanan st. n.w-13
tickets and fefreshments; make reservs-
ttons, etc. Active. but not heavy. work.
Located In NV, Hours: IL am. til dark;
g day wk. including Sat. q Sun. GOVT.
SERVICES. NC. 1l1g 21st st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-05-11

CARPENTERS, TRIM MEN. long JOB. APP
ply 2snd and North Jefferson St. Arlins-
CAiiRRPENTERs siiR WANTED. trim and rough
per per hour. Apply N Capitol and Tucker
sfa ss to Sheridan az es G on she,aaa s G e
job). NORRIS PoLLIN & SONS, NC.
sasrEg sE sss. sa With ssa:
CO. s4os N St. NV Phone Nj. 1900. =
as wssaIs ssss ssss Sslorss sa
easT ss Eors krafsfssEb aHsfsz REfs ft1G G need
s I0sa tos a Viii Sns future. future Boz 4ss.p. star
best and hotels Must saye
dependabiiity and for being hard WORK.
ing chef. Highest vases, s;,,, Exc Excellent @
sg sss's sna aa xss
@ ssys yoEfsa;x Bog ssIsp star. - r.a1s s.
sssR 81 ssE fasEy pa ans T0sfss iss on
foreman; electrical Or meehanicsl back
coInfcff6N essInnnff afBsp MaaaGsass. Hn 1fas
store has opening for collection manaEer.
This Is permanent position a,y With oppoT
perienee in credit and collection work.
CkEkA-TxRlSI. want young man fuI peI-
manent position with local. once Of ma
tionally known truck manufacturer; must
handwriting; go hour work week:
excellent opportunity. BOX 392-D. Star.
CLOTHING SALESMEN-Cne Of the finest
retail clothing stores has opening for sew
eral experienced clothing salesmen. karn-,
.ngs excel. and far above average. State
qualifications and BACKGROUND In your
letter. Box 2f1-A, Star liz
COLLECTORS with car. Room 90 1901 q
Evening star., 1947-01-29

WRc, t0:30-Film Actress Jane Russell
makes her debut as vocalist. She sings on
the Wrong Side Of You" Comedian Frank
MORGAN is another Kyer guest.
WT0P, to:3o-0sear Levant and Ellis ANAL
former Governor Of Georgia, are on tonlehfs
Information Pleas" panel.
Evening star., 1947-01-29

WINK Fk-43.2 and 97.9 hsgaeytIss.
(WINX FIN duplicates all WINK pro-
rams from 9 am. to l1:15 pm. dailyD
Evening star., 1947-01-29
on the AR TONIGHT.

and Bob Hope hit The Road 10 Hollywood.
VOL, i0:o0-AeiuaI criminal cases are the
basis Of this new series Of dramaiilations mar
rated by George Carson Putnam.
WT0P, t0:00-Maureen 0Hara In Dark
VcioY' with Hume Cronyn.
Evening star., 1947-01-29

WRC, e;00-Edward 6. Robinson and Ed
sardnsr discuss srt when the film star visits
Duffeys.
W0P, 9:30-Van Johnson duets with Dinah
Shore.
WMAL, t0:00-Bing Crosby Dorothy lamour
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25
THIS WEEK. 10 Years Ago

The championship tussle featured
the two great passing arms OF
George Tamura of the winners and
Frank Fukano of the losers. Belle
vue scored from their own 9-yard
line after lengthy pass and run
campaign in the second half, Ta-
mura pushing the pigskin over the
opposition's two-yard mark. In the
fourth quarter, Bellevue intercept
ed a pass to put its men on the q
l2-yard line. Shimogaki of Belle
vue tailed ON an end around sweep.
George Tamura Of the champion
ship Bellevue club annexed the in
dividual scoring award for the
1887 grid season with total of "a
points. The individual high since
the start of the league in 1888 is
held by "Mamo" Ihashi who piled
up % points for University Tigers
in 1884. In other seasons, indivi-
dual leaders we're Bill Bryant with
20 points for Waseda Cougars in
1888, and Stan Karikomi with IL
points for the Marmots. Bryant
repeated his top scoring feat in
1886 with 10 markers.
Forty-two basketball teams an
swered Director George Ishihara's
roll call in the Courier hoop league.
They were: AA-Lotus Trojans,
johnson Drug Steamrollers. Mid
gets, Taiyo Red Devils, Hornets,
Auburn and Waseda; A-Barons,
Auburn Panthers, Lotus Troys,
zephyrs, Mustangs, Alderton, Belle
vue and Pirates; B-Green Lake,
Auburn, Bucks, st. Peter Eagles,
Lotus Lancers, Lotus Spartans,
Wolverines, Vikings, Ramblers, Con-
gregational Gaels and White Ri
yer Bussei; C-Wasps, Maryknoll
Cadets, Thomas Nikkos, Rams, Al
derton Cubs, Collins Gophers, Au-
burn Baptist Lightnings and Ca
valiers; Girls - Methodist GGA,
Congregational, Baptist WIG, Au-
burn, Bellevue, Lotus Asokas and
Green Lake.
COMMERCE..
Japanese oranges were In the
offering on the Pacific Coast as
American Mail Liner President
Grant docked in Seattle with car
go of 10000 bundles of "mikans'-
a total Of 1870 tons of citrus for
the holiday buyers,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25
Ex-G. Notes

criticized the VA for not making a
prompt refund of surplus CT In
surance money, amounting to
! 81 SOC. 600 600. He was joined by
another Republican, Rep. Brophy
of Wisconsin, who said that he
would demand a Congressional In
vestigation If satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION could not be given by
the VA as to why the money has
not been refunded before.
The VA explanation seems to be
that they haven't enough employees
to spare for fast job, since the
last session of Congress declined to
appropriate the money necessary
for 1000 employees to be used for
that purpose. The bookkeeping job
viii take from IL to 10 months, and
In the meantime, the fund will In
crease by some s400, 100000. This
win mean an average Of about 500
may be returned to policyholders,
based upon 19.OOo,0oo policies.
A dark cloud on the horizon.
however, is the recent federal court
decision that beneficiarics under
80 years of age, should receive
monthly payments for life instead
of only for 20 years. This would
mean that many young war widows,
for example, might receive several
times the value of a $4,000 policy
If they lived long enough. Many
Of course. viii live 70 be 70, 80, or
even older. The decision will be
appealed to the Supreme Court,
and If sustained, would ruin the CT
insurance surplus, because the mo-
ney would have to be set aside to
pay all the long-Ived beneficiar-
les.
The upshot seems to be that vet
eran will probably have to wait a
bit longer for their insurance d.
vidends. In the meantime, it might
be a good idea to keep up that CT
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25
The Social whir1

Miss Rose Yabuki, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. T. Yabuh of Belle
we, was married to Mr.. Ted Ma
tsushita of this city last Sunday
afternoon in the Japanese Baptist
church. The Rev. Emery E. An
drews officiated.
Mr.. Willie Tahara Of Glenwood.
Wash, was a visitor in the home
of Mr.. and MRS. Pat Hagiwara here
last week. Mr.. Tahara'o sister. Miss
Mary Tahara, of Chicago, stayed
with Mrs. @. Mizuki.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Chikusa have
named their baby boy Jeffrey AL
len. The newcomer, Weighing 8 II
8 o., was born last Nov. II in
Maynard hospital. Mrs. Chikusa Ii
the former Eva Minato.
sssss
Miss M | C h k o Nakawatase
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Naka-
watase, became the bride of Mr.
George M. Osawa, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Y. Osawa, last Sunday
afternoon in the Seattle Buddhist
church with the Rev. T. Ichikaws
officiating.
The maid of honor was Mis-.
Barbara Oki. She wore a pale
blue gown and carried a bouqueI
Of gardenias and roses surrounded
with yellow chrysanthemums. tn,
best man was Henry Osawa, bro
ther Of the groom, and Miss Aikt
Nakawatase served as flower girl
She wore pale pink gown and
carried a bouquet of yellow chry
santhemums.
The bride woresa white satir
gown with a fingertip veil ant
carried a bouquet of gardenia.
with an orchid in the center.
Miss Yae Kimura sang Because
and AT Dawning" accompanied by
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25

Another Thanksgiving Day Is
upon us once more; and today. we
have lot to be thankful for, both
individually and as part of the
community. The USA isn't perfect
by a long ways, but here in Ame-
RIGA, most of us have enough to eat
and are living a life of luxury when
! compared to the level Of existence
in some other less fortunate coun-
tries.
So, with the approaching holiday
season, let's all be humbly grateful
for the privilege of being Ameri-
cans. as we enjoy the many bless
ings which God has seen fit to bes-
tow upon this nation. Ex-GI Joe
gives you all his best wishes, and
hopes you all viii enjoy your tur-
key dinners as much as he will
In the News
The VA hit the headlines again
during the past week, with the an
nomcement OF the appointment Of
a new Administrator to succeed
General Omar N. Bradley, and
with Congressional criticism of the
delay In paying dividends on Ma
tional Service Life Insurance.
According to the news reports
General Bradley will become Chief
of Staff when General Eisenhower
retires, and .Bradley's post as head
man of the VA will be taken over
sometime after the New Year by
Carl Gray, who was a Major-G Gen
eral during the war and at pre-
sent is president of the Chicago &
Northwestern Railway. Not much
Is known about Gray, but it is
to be hoped that he will continue
Bradley's record of improvements
and resistance to outside pressure,
while at the same time introducing
a more businesslike efficiency into
VA administration. The new Ad-
ministrator must be a pretty. COM
petent executive, since one doesn't
get to be president of railroad
without some reason.
Regarding dividends on CT in
surance, Speaker Martin of the
House of Representatives sharply
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25

Maxims are the condensed good
sense Of nations. Sir ]. Mackin-
tosh.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25


win participate In the tournament.
With the entries of strong team
from California and an all-star
team from Hawaii, this basketball
janiboree viii be the greatest show
ever put on in this community. i.
Proud possessors of brand new v-8
sedans are SHIRo KASHINO and
ED DUFFY KIYoHARA. Both
cars look the same to the naked
eye, but Shire insists that his mo-
del makes Duffy's obsolete. In a
Sunday wedding, TED MATSUSHI-
TIA and Rose Yabuki of Bellevue
tied the well-known knot. Ted, of
course, is NvC's smooth fielding
first baseman. 1t made us go
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25
Insurance, just in case.

Insurance, just in case.
This n That
The All-Oriental Basketball tour
nament, to be held In Seattle dur
ing the Christmas holidays, is be-
ginning to catch the interest anc
excitement Of local fans, with the
announcement that after prolonged
negotiations, the Chicago Huskie,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25

kawa was IN charge OF the guest
book.
A reception followed the cere-
mony in the Twin Dragons Cafe.
The newly-married couple left
for Chicago where the groom at
tends school.
Miss Susan Matsuo, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jon Matsuo. last
Sunday celebrated her third birth
day in the home Of Mrs. s. Sakai,
S05 18th Ave.
Her guests Included the Misses
Janice Nakamura, Carolyn Muro-
TAM. Ruby and Diane okada, Ka-
thy Hagiwara; and Master Andrew
Kiga. Miss Janet Sachi Hoshide
and Masters Terry and Michael
Yoshikawa were unable to attend.
Other present at the party were
Mesdames Tama Muro 1T AMI
Kim Nakamura, Bessie Okada, I'M
elda Kiga. Misako Hagiwara, and
Esther Hagiwara.
Mrs. Jon Matsuo is the former
Ruth Sakai of Seattle.
Miss Toni Abe, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gisaburo Abe Of Tacoma
Wash, was married to Mr.. Hajime
Nakashima, son of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Kamesaburo Nakashima of Seattle
last Sunday night III the japanese
Baptist Church with the Rev. E.
Andrews officiating. 80
| Miss Miyo Abe, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor and Mr.. Isao
Nekashima, brother of the groom,
was best man. Mr.. Tuck Tada
was an usher.
The bride wore a white. satin
kown with round yoke with lace
net trimming around the neckline
and sleeves with juliet cap and
fingertip veil and carried a bou-
quet of white roses and stephan
otis with white orchid in the cen
ter. The maid Of honor was at
tired in a pink chiffon gown ST.
milar to that of the brides, and she
carried bouquet Of pink roses.
Mr. Mits Katayama sang BE
cause" and "Oh Promise Me" ac-
companied by Miss Sodie Nakashi-
ma.
A reception was held In the
church following the ceremony and
family dinner was held In the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. K. Naka-
shima. The bouquet was caught
by Miss Mich Nakagawara and MIR.
Eichi Mizumoto.
For going away, the bride wore
a beige gabardine dress suit with
a green hat.
Miss Miyo Kasai was guest Of
Miss Al Kusakabe of this city. Miss
Kasai, formerly of Fife, Wash, Is
now residing with her parents In
Salt Lake City.
An estimated 300 attended the tea
honoring the foreign students of
the University of Washington last
Saturday in the University Tenn
pie.
The tea, sponsored by the Christ
ian Friends for Racial Equality,
drew approximately 70 foreign
students.
Among the distinguished guests
were Mayor and Mrs. William F.
1 Devin, the honorable G.. Edgar
Vaughn, the British consul, and IT,
burcio G. Baja, the Philippine con-
sui from San Francisco. Repre-
scntatives from the YWCA and the
ASUW ASSOCIATED Students of the
University of Washington also
were present.
Chairman of the refreshment
committee was Mrs. Madeleine
Morshouse Brake. Her committee
consisted of the Misses Marta
johnson, Thurcel 'Baylis, Mary Bis
selle, Edith Strike and the Mes
danes Fred Brown, Walter TIiltner
E. F. 1stas, Lois Walsh and Ed
ward s. Yook.
The center floral piece was do
mated by John Fukuyama of Uni
versity Flowers. The programs
,, were presented by Queen Anne
high school students.
One of the stars of the. musical
program was Mrs. Minnie Itot a
soprano, who sang several solos
and also sang some duets with mir.
Florentine Lemug.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25
POLITICAL.


At gathering of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, Con-
gresswoman Virginia E. Jenkes, D.,
Indiana suggested that the ia
nous Japanese cherry trees in the
Washington tidal basin be cut down
for kindling wood, and cherry trees
that bear fruit be planted instead
She said that the trees had be-
come a Symbol of traitor and dis
loyalty"
SPORTS.
A caravan of cheering Bellevue
farmers came to town and went
back drunk with football glory as
their classy Big Red won its first
pigskin championship in nine years
Of Courier competition. The score
was 1910 against the U District
eleven.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25

NvC Meeting
There will be meeting of Nj
sci Veterans Committee from 8
pm. Monday, Dec. 1, In the Sc
attic Buddhist Temple.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25

II your mail has brought you
Christmas Seals-buy t hem, use
them to fight tuberculosis in your
own community. If you have not
received your Christmas Seals, call
the Anti-Tuberculosis League of
KING County, Main 1858, Seattle.
Buy Christmas Seals-they protect
you, your family, your associates.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-25
By EXC. I. JOE

fondly back to our service. days
when we saw section of GI's ct
tho WSC game, being led by an Of
ficcr in snappy salute to the flag
just before the game started. They
looked pretty good, but just the
same, we'd Just as soon be out. /.
KENJI OTA has bought himself a
new duplex, and is willing to tell
everybody how nice it Is. ..GI JOE
didn't quite hit the score on the
nose, but we beg to remind you
football fans that he picked both
wv and use to win their respec-
tive games last Saturday. Too good
Evening star., 1947-02-02

dition, treauie type, 800. fnone rn. oooo
SEWING MACHINE, Singer portable elec.
trio, new condition, wks. old, never used
81, sfwiss isss mAcH1sr, Singer; console. .l.s
psrfsst copditlenn o.a%iny Ii .onsai. ssaS tvn. $50
ssWIsG ss3W sa sssIA MACHINE =. wheeler. .wi1s9,
delivered. delivered Room 40S Tivoli Bldg:
sood; sa% - SIS. 1887 H st. ne. basement
SEWING MAcHINEs-Treadles, portables
as s. sSs sass nS rsnt.s NA 1881
$3.50. sasa Ideal for small family. sTAF
sARISS skARRIS c8 c82AcGs aaR ita 1.sds 81 Excellent
sR%nNG sissShi MACHINE wit With attachments.
sss sEwfsa ~ SA MAossEs aaEs pertabl. el.esr!es
SO 80: Singer postaels elscsrics' s5y a,d4s 90;
EWfRa sasgissssfh hasH1a ssH1sf Go Gosnlsfzs BIZ
s2S SpS Re- si Jsw.s
syaiissls q SSSess'ss ssass sGs E,a o1.n9ns rh9ns
sno.nss @ s's stoae ae' on e. 'n n. ' II IL: near
SEWING sasSHSG MACHNEs-zect portable. s55;
sspls ssass,s ssS aD 'fsss's' sss
SEWING MACHINES, Singers and all
makes: consoles. Queen Anne and dssI
Our prices are the lowest In the city
We repair all makes. NORTHEAST SEW.
/ ING MACHINE IL RADIO STORE, 1216
II st. ne. TR. 6641. -
SEWING MISUNDERSTANDING sale OF
used and rebuilt treadle machines. S29 50
S59.50. One year free service guarantsc
with each machine. SEWING MACHINE
EXCHANGE. 2A12 $50 st. NV. %
SEWING MACHINE. treadle Singer: auto.
sun lamp, lSeseo cooker with attachments,
tennis and badminton rackets. golf clubs,
eler. fan. Christmas tree lights. opera hat
and black Homburg, mans reincoat: seen
Mon. Cali MRS. THOMPSON, TE 1923.
SCOOTER. motor, 1916; excel. cond. Phone
sHEETs, imported irish linen. hand-hem-
stitched top and hotton other rare linens
sHEIsNs .s1 sisS SEeEz sZgss sts Hsss co q :sss s4
Georgia ave. NV. DE. 5670.
soessor Shoes, ailssatSsfc sca pumps size s-AAAA'
SHOE SKATES. mans, size 10, good con-
dition, 81 so: also child's xxi shoes, slze g..
$3.50. Oliver 1878.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

saDIAroEs s,eh ssss r9g sH aRfdst; e. 1sSs sss
4th st. NV. GE 4531
RADIO, Motorola: excellent shape; IN Us Use
on boat: will demonstrates: $40. Call MI.
RADIO. Kaiiicrafter super skyrider: broad
sss pana fe Modi
5, S39:, both in good condition. 469 Oak
yoeS o% St :rsn, Sc: Apt, l. H. Inv. nor,.n,e .c
Sc. IN firss class &c Condition. Priee ss5
RADIowa. e. portable model $50. self
charsnE sas 5 s. ree giee ss d05sa %
sson cssT voams IL tube cs fpnsss sss good
BasSs Tsts Bsss or is0 IL Todd
RADIO. RcA combination, excel condi-
ton; also crib, stroller and nursery chair.
radio, Il, c. A. 1s47 table model phono-
tubes, all types. WA. s9sI.
salpna RaP1e cabins aaSf
colored leather cabinet, like new; $3.50:
ME kaDio saTaR 9oT isss ss' poaee des s$S s mLxNp a
RADIO, automatic. phonograph combina-
sss.ns tSn s1ss ss oasns si1 sisnet Type
RADIO, RME-45 new communications re-
ceiver, 54-33 NC; sell under new price,
exceptionally good performance: 81. 26l5
RADIO, RCA console, 3 wave band; push
button tuning; beautiful cabinet and tone;
bargain S65. TIE. 9014.
ESe.o Ar kps 1s saa: St @sas
RADIO, Zenith console model, auto. push
button. $50. Call between 1890 and B
RADIO, RCA. table model. phono combi-
nation; brand-new Emerson S33 table
model sacrifice, $50 WA. 1881.
RADIO, Philco. late table model; bands;
slightly used s003 Eye st. NV. DUGAN,
RADIO, record player comb, new. SIS;
elIto. changer player. red leather case, ine
tone. $40. 81. 92S3.
RADIO. Zenith. 3-way port. brand-new
cond. Save 20ee. S4S or trade for wash.
mach or lug. trailer. SH. 6209.
RADIO, Sx2SA, new, hardly used; S225.
excellent condition.: must sell. Gail BILL
REAGAN. CO. 6066, or see at 1905 Park
rd. NV.
RADIO FOX BUICK, Al or AZ model,
Sonomatic push button, perfect condition;
had very little use; very reasonable At $50
Call SH. S4S3. g
RADIOS-A good selection Of new 1915
radios, combinations and record players
are still available at q substantial discount.
CHESAPEAKE RADIO CO.. 4705 Wiscon-
nm aye.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

IIJNCH CLOTH, hand crocheted can be
used for bsdspread also; imported from
MAcHnNEk2 sfss5am AZ Fos t sALE-one a;in. band
saw, one Sin: jointer; / smal, SNAPPER, 1
sinsle-spipdlte borer ore saw lon oI l Emery
pressor. 2 Morgan mailing machines With
RGsTY RSfsF1 Bkos N5ss fSe Rsr 1s# Mt oves
aassH-16Nc MAI IS eost SET, mad. of ivory, only SIS.
MANDOLIN; pN banjo; guitar: GE sunlamp;
mans suit, coat; size 36 short Private
passs MANGLE, fof'a Armstrong table model large
roller, like new, S32.5o. Call AID. 764o
MANS MAN ~ CLOTHING. suits, winter, spring.
summer weights, overcoat, raincoats, jack
4s..4s; a.. perfect conditi ion: finest procdrabie.
MMaSs M ssslfgufr surr lets weed Se sss long yoans
Mems Shop, 8 knitted ties. all for SEQ.
a4ls nw NAVY lss wors3ed n9ed whit. stripe.
size SO long. excellent condition. wo. 1858
after 10 am.
MATERIAL, norsl, in blue; rose and green,
PLAIN sFSwn ss y.ra and do sab b1fs Sus plain malta
MATTRESS, inner-spring, 4s,. wide. SO:
coil springs, 40" wide; SIS; ss; oak buffet with
MSTTKEss. sfaRiE innersprins. I double. like new,
MATTRESS. simmons. double. and spring.
46S5. I44S Park road. Apt.
MATTRESS, inner-sprins. for twin bed,
with matching box spring. WO 24a6
scales American slicing machine; SIT.
counter: sold as unit only: all in perfect
condition AMERICAN STORE FIXTURE
MEAT CHOPPERS. electric. No dealers
I94l Maine ave s.w., Sunday from 10 8 m.
20 pm. RE0941. ...
book Of physiology; minor Surgery, nose,
throat, ears: "Stereopticon Atlas OF Anat-
lomy, Physician Throush the Ages.
Z fiat alto, with extra
crooks, silver finish; hne condition; COM
MEMS SUITS, 4. winter weigft, good quail
ity, size 40: splendid condition. SIS each;
also 2. pairs pants. So ca. 2s05 Conn. aye,
Apt 105.