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Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
MOTION PICTURES OF
ATOMIC TESTS SHOWN

A varied program was presented
Tuesday at the luncheon meeting of
the Rotary club, with o. X. Chap
man, vice president, presiding in the
absence of the president, j. P.
Moore, who had been called to Vir-
ginia by the death of his mother.
The program opened with a trum-
pet solo by Joel Roth, a high school
student who will attend a music
meet, with Linda Johnston as piano
accompanist. They were presented
by Paul Wilson, representing the
program committee. William H.
Reid, a Billings architect and past
president of the Billings Rotary
club, outlined the program that has
been arranged for the state confes-
ence of Rotary officers and club
representatives to be held soon in
Billings. The Laurel club has been
invited to actively participate in the
entertainment.
Wilson then introduced DR.. D. A.
Nottingham who introduced Sgt.
Everett O'Conner of the army re-
cruiting office at Billings. O'Con-
ner exhibited motion pictures of the
atomic bomb explosions at Opera
tions Crossroads, made last year in
the Pacific for observation and
study by military and civilian ex-
perts. The pictures were in colors
and gave eyewitness details of what
occurred.
Cameras on land, on ships and in
airplanes made recordings from n
number of angles. One shot showed
what appeared to be a ship from
the target fleet being carried up
ward in the column of water AMI
steam that reached a height of eight
miles. Some of the pictures were
motion, giving an opportunity
to study the action of falling
of water.
After the explosions the observ-
ers visited the target fleet and col
ected evidence. Before boarding the
surviving ships the scientists wash
I'd the ships with water and chemi-
,als from hoses. This was to remove
he greater part of the radioactive
materials. Specimens of radio
active dust were collected in careful
y constructed apparatus on ship
'oard and in pioletless airplanes
JAILED or flown through the bombed
Lrea.
The pictures shown here were |
rom the recordings made of the |
ests for later study. '
Stuart Johnson spoke a few q
minutes and asked for support in
he Saddle clubs effort to elect a G
ing and queen for the Go-Western U
how in Billings. e
Merritt Williams attended the i
Meeting Tuesday as a new member. f
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
WADDELL CHILD IS
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Six-Year-Old Dies Suddenly
Monday At Doctors Office,
Following disqualification

Funeral services were held at the
Methodist church Wednesday after
noon for Judith X. Waddell, 6-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Waddell. The child died Mon
day in a doctors office where she
had been taken for treatment. She
had been i'll of chicken pox, which
resulted in an ear infection.
She was a patient for several
days in a Billings hospital, but was
discharged Saturday. Monday, she
again required treatment and was
being taken to a doctors office
when she was suddenly stricken and
died shortly after her arrival at
the office.
She was a pupil in the first grade
in the Laurel schools, and was born
in Billings May 81, 1910.
Besides her parents, she is sur
vived by a brother, James, 5, and
the maternal grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Kass.
The services were conducted by
Rev. M. J.. Wilcox. Mrs. j. H. AL
bertus, accompanied by Mrs. l.. w.
Hageman, sang "Some Morning"
and Breathe On, o Breath of God"
Pallbearers were Jerry Simpson,
George Hastings, and Matt Schardt.
Honorary pallbearers were o. ".
Tower, George Blackford, Ralph
Norris, Ashley Noel and Wayne
Willis. Burial was in the Laurel
cemetery.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
Legion Post Meets AT
Quota For Membership

Laurel post No. 123 of the Amer
lean Legion has topped its 1947
quota of rs veterans of World wars
l and II in the current membership
drive.
Post Commander Charles E. Nc
Kinney has informed Department
Adjutant Herb KILLER in Helena
that Laurel post now has 76 mem
bers paid up for 1947 against a
quota Of rs set by Charles ]. Rodg-
ers of Billings, Montana department
commander of the American Legion.
The post is now working towards
topping last years peak enrolment
of S5 Legionnaires in Laurel. Mon
tana Legion membership S now well
over 1900.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
Rider Returning To
States After Winter
Within Arctic Circle

Pfc Harold R. Rider of Laurel
left Ladd Field near Fairbanks, A
laska, enroute to San francisco
where his ship is expected to dock
during the third week of April. He
has been serving with the army
ground forces Arctic winter testing
unit, task force "Frigid", command
ed by Col. Paul V. Kane of Corval-
lis, Ore. The purpose of the task
force has been to test all types of
army ground forces equipage for
use under Arctic conditions, says the
information section at Seattle.
Temperatures lower than 60 de-
grees below zero have been recorded
in areas where vital tests were be-
ing conducted.
Rider will be able to boast of
having lived in the open during one
of Alaska's coolest winters. His
friends will probably hear tales of
climbing out of a sleeping bag and
dressing in temperatures of 60 to
70 below. They will hear how
quickly faces and noses would freeze
and how the buddy system" of
watching prevented serious harm.
A cold soldier is not an efficient
soldier. "GI Joe" has been tested
too. The army had 70 be sure that
the clothes worn were sufficient to
keep a mar warm in excruciatingly
low temperatures.
There is still much to be learned
about Arctic operations that will
have to wait until cold weather sets
in again next year. The surface has
only been scratched in the field
Of Arctic warfare Investigations.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
SET BOY SCOUT FUND
RAISING FOR APRIL 50

The annual collection of funds in
Laurel and vicinity for Boy Scouts
of this council will be made April
80 and will be a d~awn-to-dusk cam
paign, starting with al Early Bird
breakfast for all workers.
Solicitations will be made by team
captains and their co-workers. The
funds raised will be used to meet
the proposed budget of the Yellow
stone Valley council for 1947.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09

Stuart Johnson and Mrs. Clay
Greening, shown above, are Laurel's
candidates for king and queen of
this years edition of the Billings Go
Western event. They are members
of the Laurel Saddle club. Seven
other couples, sponsored by various
Billings organizations, r candi-
dates also.
Election is by ballot. The ballots
appear once a week in Billings
daily and weekly newspapers and
intended to be clipped and voted.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
BONDS FAIL
BECAUSE Of LACK
Of ENOUGH VOTES
Proposal Again Approved But
Is Short Ii BallOts-Mayor,
Officers Are Elected

Although the $4,000 bond issue
for a swimming pool received a
f%our-to-one- majority, it failed at
the city election Monday because
less than 40 per cent of the reg
istered taxpaying voters did not
vote. The law required 253 ballots,
representing the minimum of 40 per
cent. The number cast was 240, and
the issue lost by Is votes. Of the
240, 191 were in favor of the issue
and AZ were against it. Two bal
lots were spoiled by being marked
both "for" and against"
At a special election last year the
proposal was approved by the peo-
pie, with more than the minimum
40 per cent voting. Later the ac-
ton was found to be invalid because
of an existing statute prohibiting
bond issues for swimming pools and
similar equipment. This years leg
islature changed the law and the
bond proposal was again submitted
to the people. The majority of
those who voted Monday approved
it, but not enough voted.
Mayor Peter d. Thomson, unop-
posed, was reelected to office by a
total vote of 279. All other officers
were unopposed, as were most of
the aldermen. The only contest was
in the first ward where there were
three candidates.
The vote by wards:
For mayor 1 2 8 a Total
Thomson 81 SO 20 SO 279
For police judge
Suddith so 90 60 81 266
For treasurer
Noel 81 100 6S Sc 2Sl
For alderman, first ward
Conner SO Sc
43 43
Hughes &c 26
For alderman, second ward
A. Void 90 80
.Freebury 90 80
For alderman, third ward
Sr. Ga 81
Smith 60 so
For alderman, fourth ward
Rodgers 81 81
rubman Sc Sc
Swimming pool
For 81 70 43 AZ 19f
II 6 16 8 At
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
Dixon Named President
Of Independents AT L.

Missoula, April 9-James Dixon,
Laurel, was elected president last
week of the Organized Independent
Students on the state university
campus. Dixon, a graduate of
Laurel high school, is a junior in
the university school of business
administration and is a navy veter-
an. He will serve for the remand
er of this school year and part Of
next.
Jeanne Grubaugh, Park City, was
elected treasurer of the Independent
organization. She is a sophomore
in the university department Of
home economics.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09

The Saddle club is asking Laurel
people to save all Billings news
papers containing vote coupons and
leave them at the police station on
Main street, where the coupons will
be clipped and voted.
The assistance of newsboys has
been enlisted. They are collecting
old papers from their customers and
turning them over to the Saddle
club. Cash prizes have been posted
and every boy is assured of a re-
ward for his efforts.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09

with Mrs. Natal Miller. She sent
greetings to her Laurel friends and
said Mott Miller has been transfer
ed to Missoula.
There was considerable rain in
both Seattle and Spokane.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
DOGS. PETS, ETC. tcon..).

5y Man 9 var: also her s' PUPS. ass sfs,. s'Esa
sna fsmss DlosDee. a.vn sss iss Lacey s sS
Sc. Hillside 3629. -a6
CoCKERs, bargain. reg: males and fe-
% sS0Ff aea ssss Roa
1865 Lacey ave. Sc. Hillside 1929. -26
q ysIs los prise. Sire and @ dam ''shea; shes
sstters s e ea maEs RocEss Ea1m 'ef ssas
asSHEPETs sMt afitay greeR 5eRs.s'' sus Efsssi
H4EE G3EF Bred sSDie coLLIE o1 PUPPIES, xeaned.
Route 20. sH 6e5a.0 ~ Ess %
POINTERS, registered pups. and trained
6eeedinH 6ess vaEs "a BY snd spunky Creek Boy
SIBERIAN HUSKY puppies. Axe res. ch.
stoeS; 1S6 var9Is Sann agsS; papers With sale;
81 1855. 41o Circle ave-. Takoma Park,
ENGLISH Settlers. puppies, 4 wks. to % Is
DOES ss espsfs SS1 'Rs W. Also e5ssen
homes. Telephone aao HY a''isi ssa7 'fe' 10 5000
SIAMEsE KITTENS. seal point. pedisreed,
peautiiu 9;s,atd With long straight tail. Phone
ENGLISH BULL PUP. female. good posi-
aST SltsT cHiNeHas eli AKf asOe s.snti, s54s rann
from pedigreed stock, healthy. clean: from
sanitary hutches; wonderful pets and meat
producers; age 10 to 16 weeks; pair, $40.
Phone Tower 5O24. No Sunday calls.
GERMAN SHEPHERD DoGs+Male pup
pies sired by Asgards' Champion Lachen
Won Grafmar, CD. ASGARD KENNELS
tReg.l Phone Daleview S30-W-12 12s
BEAGLE HOUND puppies, months old
also, one years old. 1908 No. Stafford
St, OK. O229. rs
COCKER SPANIEIS. all black AKC reo-
istered, IL weeks old. Cali VI. 1869, 332S
D st. Sc. -2S
SIAMESE KITTENS, sealpoint, pure bred,
intelligent, affectionate. 63S c st. ne.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

HOLLYWOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bath
chs CHAMPION E siSk cockers sA at stud. f1 10 % 5pss'
DOGS AND CATS boarded. week ends or
longer; air-conditioned kennels, pickup
service. veterinary supervision. BIDE-A-
WEE KENNELS. 4215 Conn. ave, WO. O224
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPPIES, males and
females. Axe registered. 1044 Bladens-
burg rd. ne. LU T195. or
SKUNK. deodorized, unusual pet NINA
TURE TROPICAL AQUARIUM. 39oS 18th
MONT. co. ANIMAL SHELTER has puppies
and other fine dogs. Priced So. Adopt a
dog and save life. 81. 51s3. Open week
days 9-4, Sat. 9-12
COCKERS-Black red. particolored; male,
female; vet inspected: wormed. inoculated,
Axe reg; studs at serv. Rockville $3.50.
SIAMESE KITTENS, Sealpoints, weeks
old. eligible CFA resistry. Phone Rock
BOXER MATcH-For puppies and dogs.
letic Field Routes 211 and 80. Auspices
Potomac Boxer Club, For Information, call
RE. 1854. IA. 1402. WA. 1918, Fairfax
l1-W-13. Alex. 0s05.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
FARM and GARDEN.

9aaf ss a9d Us e sed iF IN s5e @
2EhHh rA AoM wee asA1r ssif. & oes
saaasas os azf m 5sSp
SsFsS s AERs EnSs t.rraae; Faces e repac.s
F. MARCUcc1o. Route 4, Horners lane,
sANk Rp pops RefkSs snd
roads, streets and driveways; delivered and
spT spread ssSy by tFneks Phone VA 3257; 3. -.
sr ssa hay for -nsn %nedass sss' ;sis ss
ssRRHNkktEs'ss FAMOUS pANsY seedlings,
si2S sssh: M hardy phio! IN slS Bloom; sSs za e.
SgRsgRfEs Va ns Balso. soOn bIVd. Beftssie ah
JUST ARRIVED FROM HoLLAND-Huge
shipment of excellent bulbs; large selection
Of choice varieties, incldg., some OF the
tap sne sfEes feR eFoes
snowdrops. madonna lilies and a wealth of
others. We want many new customers,
aad Ask ve m mhss s sSd
hRse e fsa Wash qaos BaO bvd M
5HsT AknfSEpRsdma1 o"sr RE oaTdsn
Sh RtGEs aPf
eorss ave- tNG ne rafT Ha cSRssr fass 9th St. and
MOWERS. five-gang 'Toro" models for
sss$ SIS; used on golf course. Phone q. sos,,.ver
MANURE, well-rotted, $3.50 per IS
bushels; IS Per 10 bushels delivered, top
iawN iqai7 WA WsAfEeIIaaiI1sr-Havinz eIai lawn ae f4ou-
bles? Make them our troubles; work done
by lawn experts; free estimates. Call
SL 1875. rs
100 LOADS black top soil, reasonable price.
TEMPLE MOTOR CO.. 1910 King st, Alex
andria. Va. Alex 3055. Us
SERVICE, sodding, seeding.
grading and plantins, lawns renovated;
sod; topseil and manure delivered. Ask
epssatsr 9GR f9r Ashton s1s2 vov d.tr.
stanchions good condition; make offer.
Vienna 6S-J. -26
APPLEs for sale, approximately 100 bu,
several varieties, must be picked immedi-
AZALEAs, for fall planting, all sizes and
colors: 25lo 17th St; ne. -2s
per hundred. JOHN BURDoFT, Coles
vile, Nd. R. p, 2. Silver Spring, Md,
TOP SOIL from famous Ayrlawn Farm
in Bethesda: immediate delivery. WI
6400, 9 to 8. Pr
Evening star., 1947-09-26
BOATS.

oUTBoARD MOTORS FOR RENT By day
or week. SHERIDAN oUTBoARp RENT
AL CO.. 6135 Georsia ave. GE. 304o.
GAR WOOD loft. utility boat. s2-h.p.
Shryslsr marine ensines Americas most
Gs easy iea seams % ca Mr GeSs5sf; Bani
ARCADE Pso2NTfAc CO.. 1887 Irving St
sr; 1Ess h all 4saaohsS Raass of SALES
s2 aaaINE a suPriI1s, 1ia Ii paints. reo. nr.
ogssss!s g 500 ssseps
yNANk Z ~ PFL Fl .S5s TRecHio 3 SON. 1919 I'LL
s. easS aS'o for rssaase's ssne 7s
ss.Rr. F st. cAnN CRUISER. 1s4e model,
valves ground last week awning. bottled
gaass,, mast, insulated; price. s3,75o. ,SoL.
FAMILY sAILBoAr with outboard. IT,,
sturdy; $3.50; sloop rig, lge. cockpit. o =
sR shEn SutGSafd eRSFr nsg sE6as sSas 2 sH u
Mon through Fri. Vi. $500. as
SAIL sAILBoAT, Ghesapeske left. Flying
FISHING PARTIES, day or night; chesa-
peake Bay, Eastern Bay, Gooses; reserva-
ton only: Call to 9 pm, CAPT. AN
THoNY KING, WA. 4192. -
msRsn Ws,5DIlss Il s0s rtsa:Ss. tos sSaD
GREIG 1922 18th st. NV. -as
CRUIsALoNG, 1e47..New eond.; sleeps
2 $1,000 or best offer. Call AID. 0ae0
CHRIS CRAFT. THE Hobnobin," 17lsott.
lee luxe runabout;. Chris, Craft engine,
lss new ey Ny very tsst sacrifice $3.50 MI
oUTBoARD our 81 ID MOTOR and Neptune 2 h'p,
IN n .g99d en- @eondition, ,e See Mr. Friel at
MARINE MOTOR (sterling,, $3.50; 1io-
IN. II Ppm; twin ignition, twin car
propeller. propeller shaft. bearings and
various other parts. Original cost Just be-
fore var, $4,000; used very little. Can
REGISTERED penguin-class sailboat. ex-
Boathouse. MAJ. BufoRD' - no. oa4 74a5. 0as
CUSToM-BUILT pleasure and work boats
used 40-tt: workboat for sale at NIEMAN
BROS: BoATYARD. Shady Side, Nd. Phone
West River sl-F-2. =
stove. icebox. 2 hunks radio; $500 or best
HAYcoeK. crsmpton u Boat at Yard. Yard George
MoFossAILER sfeHi sa II sn ssft, haul built 1898,
Dec. 46. new tanks, ship-to-s shore,
sine parts, internationai p sisnal s sss s fares
life Jackets, china, complete in all respects;
ready for Florida: quick sale, cash only.
Telephone OWNER, WI. 1886, 8 to 10 a m.
daily, -2S
o. s. ARMY OFFICER being transferred.
must sell at once, 1912 Owens 32-ft Sc
dan-type cabin cruiser. May be seen at
Corinthian Yacht Club. For information,
call Gil. S579. -2S
1915 BY FT. INBoARD with 2-cylinder
Kermath marine motor large utility cab
in. windshield; good boat: $3.50. Docked
near Shady Side, Md. Cali Wo. 0747 or
West River, Md, 24O-M. -2s
NEW BLUE RIBBON CHAMPION outboard
motor, Appoint, 2-hp.; best price, S139. So
Call ST. 344l -oS
Evening star., 1947-09-26

HORSES BOARDED; excel. box stalls,
tight stable: careful feeding and groom
ing. Rockville 1854. -26
REG. ABERDEEN Angus bull, ga yrs. old,
weight approx 1,100; price. $3.50. Hell
blk Farms. mi. south of Clifton. Va, or
cal w. P. HELLEMs, Wash, D. c., Ii.
ONE HEAVY BROOD MARE, will work
single or double, Z years old; l pure bred
Guernsey bull, 90 months old, ready for full
service, TB and blood tested, not regis;
Polin China boar, l year old. Call FA.
S56-J-2. -27
good mixers: others to freshen soon. Also
pigs for sale. Phone Vienna 177-J-1. -2S
BLACK 4-yr.-old mare. hunter type, has
been ridden and jumped by 14-,yr.-old girl;
priced reasonably and can be seen at
RUSSELL STABLES. 1923 Rock Creek Ford
ANGUS CATTLE"Fine registered herd
Of Aberdeen Angus cattle to choose from.
bangs free, and t.b. tested; sell whole
herd or any part Phone RE. 1883 week
days between 9 am. and 5 pm. rs
PONIES of excellent breeding; various
sizes and prices; new lightweight team Of
well broken, young work mares. ALLO-
WAY FARMS, SH 1888
Evening star., 1947-09-26
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned; get orders
in early for prompt delivery. CATLIN
LUMEER co. GL: Ssss. --.7
FIREPLACE WOOD, thoroughly seasoned,
oak and hickory; cut to order any length
desired; also stove wood; deliver anywhere
LAWRENCE ROBINSON. FA. 2516. -26
OAK cut any length. delivered; also saw
Evening star., 1947-09-26
AVIATION,

INDIVIDUAL HANGERS available HYDE
FIELD. Clinton, MARYLAND. Spruce 0Ss8.
STINSON U65) Voyager. mos. old, rs
hours total, perfect condition. See WEAVER
at Beacon Field for demonstration, or call
Evening star., 1947-09-26

UNITED TYPEWRTTER Co. s18 14th st
ANTIQUES. srverware; In any condition:
iaR faE HOUSE 81 as 1855 se ws.s
(at 14tb and q sts) ME e07s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bric-a-brac, china.
glassware, rugs, silverware. paintings:
higEest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once: will pay highest possible prices. No
matter what you have to sell please call
BEDROOM, dining room OF. contents of
homes; will pay cash or sell on commits
sion; we do moving, storage. TIA 2937
nooxs porour AVN
scriptions. We need your books. Highest
possible cash prices paid. pISTRICT
CAMERAS, all types, movie equipment, all
asesssoriss bought at HIGHEST prices.
opposite Dept. of Justice. RE. 2434.
CAMERAS and eouip.-Get our free sp-
prsisal before you sell. SOMMER'S CAM
ERA EXCHANGE. 141o New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
POULTRY and EGGS
cATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV
ME. O0s9-Baby chicks, Feed and poultr
s,rnplies
Evening star., 1947-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

H0sPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITUR1 CO.. 622 Z st. NV. National
Evening star., 1947-09-26

TRACTORS and everything for the farm,
trucks. trailers; must be sold in 80 days j;
ROTOTnLERS NOW AVAILABLE = Tho
for denomination; ScHIHGM. L GOLDEN.
Evening star., 1947-09-26

CONTINUED on Next Passj
Evening star., 1947-09-26
ROOMS FURklsHEp-horthwes,

NEW BLUE RIBBON CHAMPION outboarc
motor. APPOINT, 2-h,p.; best price, S139. so
Call ST. 344l -oS
Evening star., 1947-09-26

feIephone Pei eo TE Isn 4oe4 sph Oh e0al best 9er
FTRNfGE. F,!{e 1iTds. LannoS @ coal fred, warm 81
81 Wesmond dr., Alex. vs.. TIE. 1893
FURNACE, coal. hot water, complete will
blower, room thermostat. aQuastat, goot
ff9aadaition: fSaa } tons buckwheat coal ,Wo
FURNISHINGS for Broom apt, reason
aSis; must must sell Apt p 3715 Shepherd ST.
FURN.wHolivxood = beds. sl'O sofa aa"' beds. sne
fdIinettss' Duncan Phyis chairs and tables
I4th s. NV. Open til 8. ~
tables. lamps. desks. rugs, lounge chairs
tresses, box springs. studio couches, sofa
5sss deorsia ave NV. RA. so1o. terms
FTRNITGRE-,Living room, bedrooms
Vetossn Vtsasn set roop smps asN tables and chairs TsdS
yashstand, wal. and maple knee holt
deskS 9eskno odds and ends nclgdn
furniture; Specials on sofa beds. studio
coaches' bedroom: living room and dinette
THE Crown CO. ss7-ssa Eth St NV
FURNITIRE-2-piece living room suite
maehine 'Fesds Psps vi ssfe
FURNITURE SALE. some from storage
some unclaimed new furn. for bedrm., din
HONS asseS sToRE III Bn at se sEsai seM ssvnsS Yo4s
aye yspI1Tii. M 1876 Sat; until 4: Re; 43lo
bed chest kitch eai out nsySwafc red SeasR
sT chrome se Rp3 mSs' old leaving town $40
i fukNiIGkEeMiahsosany, Gov. Winthrop
desk :30X42". $50: maple kneehole desk
snd chair, ,sas: ystaus shess. n0;S 81! ps5t 80;
fasPRs ahdsss sss Rs'fssS sso s0f1r e. s s
FURNITURE-victorian sofa, new uphol.
stery, S7s; 4 HOLLYWOOD beds, 81 each
e Isss e. ssinus 8 ss
IN; EFT; Can RE. ssss, Ext. soe. 4ss
FUN EtHRNiTuRE TURF -. - Miscellansous furniture
lamps, chairs kitchen table, etc Gas
S pm. 1921 20th st. NV -26
FIRNITuREi F1l VT F. bsagysifui. Vt THE cARLyyN,
FURNIruREIa-pe. mahos. Dun. phsfe,
Al cond.; bedrm. suites: mahog. desk,
pc. mahog. dinette,. etc, ABBOTT &
sSJ s;5s IT, suite it.,
dition; @ % reasonable. @ % Nj. AIS. t' s0oo @ss sSh
ehafs eba.e oSSss hsd large y
1915 Euclid G St. NV sDt Aet. 81. Ro sleaqbs can be
seen from noon until pm, -27
rURNITURE-Dinette set. genuine curley
modes; coffee table to match, ali in perfect
eie5. ie5'' GNU 'A" ''0AA
Evening star., 1947-09-26

S1250; clock, So; bedrm. suite, $50; 9x12
Esg.n rug sia5o maple vanity dresser snd
1913 No. Kentucky. Arl.. Va. GIL. 3l45.
s4e s.iHs ss ,.st. ri
sTANpkRp TIRE & & BATTERY Co. 10Th
and ,ass 4 sts N ne open per, every eve. till pm
REFRIGERAToRs-2 Frisidaires. Kelvina-
tor. General Electric. Mayfower; apt. sizes,
Al condition, Also, compressor. and 6
Teffssrators I4of Harvard st., 6u 3 $s5S.
RETRIGERAToRs. Kelyinator. 3 it.. sood
condition Call CHI. e213. s46 N. Hs5ri-
REFRiGERAToR, REL ri; f FOR servel good condition;
Pgs, PylIman sofa large chair; reasonable. e99v.
REFRzsERAIoR, Norge, $40. e1e st.
RIFLE, Savage model 10, target. new CON
e4n aea rear ou sid EGn sasaGVs
scope; $40. VIII sell less scope. TIE. 2391.
RING. lady's diamond wedding. set with
5 large full-cut flnest-auality white dia-
PETERSEN & SON. jewelers., NA. osss.
RUGS and furniture-Blue wool Alex.
each; tables. ss5; table lamp. door lamp. mp
N. b electric clock. Ho. 3109. Us
RUG, 9x13, ali wool. reversible broadloom,
RHs; RI USED sSs.as month{ ri:Ifa sa5 81 2s7s
approx. 9x12; also dark blue broadioom
carpeting, 13x21 over all. WI. 611O. Us
RUGS, new, one qx15 rose beige Wilton,
S159.50; one 9x22'7", rose floral Axmirl-
ster. S157; also other rugs and carpets of
nationally known makes. Call MUMMA' s,
$500 Conn. ave. WO. S75S.
RUG CLEANING MACHINE. Won Schrader;
used, in good condition; suitable for hotel
or apt. bldg. EN-. 1881. -26
SAFES, new and used, very lge. selection.
Also new money chests and wall safes
Several desirable used safes, marked low;
floor space needed. THE SAFEMASTERS
CO. 1904 Penna. ave. NV. RE. COLL
SANDER. disc, Milwaukee" portable cleo
trio. extra sanding discs and polisher, S45
1907 31th st, NV. EN-. SS45. 2S'
S,ECRETARf. SEE solid mahogany, Gov. Win
ABBoTT & LANDoN, Taylor 2112, Q to 9.
SEWING MACHINE. western Electric:
portable: electric; in excellent condition;
some attachments. Call Lu. 1857. -26