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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
Two Republicans Join Is
Democrats In Move To
Abolish Measure

WASHINGTON, July IA - up -
Fifteen Senator's. including two
Republicans, today introduced
legislation which Senator Pepper
D-Fla) said is intended to repeal
the new Taft-Hartley labor act
lock, stock and barrel"
Besides Pepper, who fought the
bill strenuously on its trip through
Congress, the repeal measure is
sponsored by:
Senators Wagner (D-NY), Ed
win C. johnson (D-Colo), Murray
(D-Mont), Taylor D-Idaho), DIN
D. Johnston O-sC). Morse (R-
Ore), LANCER (R-ND), Dewnoy
(D-Calif, Magnuson O-Wash),
McGrath ORD, Green ORD.
Myers D-Pa), Chavez D-NM)
and Kilgore (D-WVa).
Meanwhile, the Justice depart
ment withheld comment on ClO
President Philip Murray's person
al challenge to the constitutionali-
ty of the Taft-Hartley law.
Murray invited a specific test
of the act by endorsing Edward
A. Germatz. Democrat. Of Balti-
more, candidate ior Congress in
a special election tomorrow. Muir
ray instructed the CLIO News to
make public his endorsement, in
the face of a Taft Hartley law
provision which oans political ex-
renditures by unions and thus for
bids political comment in a union
financed newspaper. Union lead
ers have protested that the pro-
vision violates freedom OF speech
ard the press.
1.-THE entire act is being studied
by department attorneys" a JUS
tee department official said,
and there is no comment at this
time or any particular section Of
the act"
Senator Hatch D-NM). co-spon-
See FIFTEEN OH Page Two
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RALEIGH, July Ill., Carl
Gorech, radio commentator ano
editor of the State magazine, said
today that he vas only fooling IN
a broadcast last night in which
he told of an encounter with a
FLYING saucer and identified its oc'
clnpants as men from Mars.
However, hundreds OF listeners
did not realize it was a gag, n
as soon as the broadcast walls
over, station WPTF', over whlch
Goerch's program Oarolllia
chats is broadcast, was swamp
ed with telephone calls.
Many of the calls were from
out OF state, including n from
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
NATION NEARING
PEAK OF PRICES
Noted Retailer Says Dan.
ger Turks In Present
Upward Spiral

WASHINGTON, July IA - Up
Jerome M. Ney, board chairman
Of the American Retail Fedora
tioH, said today ut is probable we
are near or past the peak OF
prices"
But Ney, 8 former deputy price
administrator, added that he made
this statement with reservations
because he is wary just now with
grain prices acting up and meats
showing marked upward activity
as a result"
Ney outlined his views in a state
ment prepared for the joint con-
OCCASIONAL committee on the eco
r0mic report, which is trying to
chart a course toward a stable
American economy.
To this end, the witness propos-
ed taat the nation strive toward a
"Bench-mark" of twice the indus
trial production of 1899, a leve--
ing . off goal of $4,000, 900 employ
Cd, and a national income OF
$4,000, 900, 900 year about
$1,000, 600, 900 more than at pres
ent.
Ney, who spent many months as
an OPA executive, spoke cat
against restoration of price con
i'lS and rationing.
Would Not Work
u do not think they would be
elective again." he said. 1t takes
long time to organize such con-
'Nls and my war experience con-
vlnced me that they work only
under the pressure Ct great emer-
sehcles when everyone is in favor
Of what is being Done"
Ney told the committee that
anger turks in today's pros
lily, He added:
=, We must not deluge ourselves.
= re is nothing normal about the
'Sperity we have been enjoy
g. 1t is propped up in no small
'esSure by temporary stills"
one # these stills, he said, is
@e huge backlog of wartime con-
SuAAef demand. AS this demand
u worked off, Ney said, 1--WE must
lave q more favorable balance"
tween current incomes and con-
slner prices.
PflceS must be low enough
aisl people, with a normal saw
VS. rate, can buy all the goods
VT can produce" he declared.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
five Federal Taxes
FlayedByGo

SALT LAKE CITY, July 14-w.g
- Two governors demanded to.
night at the 39th annual Cover
rors' conference that the federal
government Withdraw from five
fields of taxation described as
essentially state and local
sources Of revenue"
Gov. Alfred Driscoll of
Jersey named the five fie1t
alcoholic beverage taxes, infs
ance and estate taxes, gaso1 \
taxes and amusement and adm
lance taxes.
Driscoll was Joined by Gov.
Ralph F. Gates of Indiana who
particularly emphasized the need
Tor government withdrawal from
the Inheritance tax.
Driscoll pointed out. however.
that if the federal government is
to withdraw from certain fields Of
taxing wealth the Estates must be
willing to give up some sources
OF revenue. the most important o1
which is the income tax"
He was joined in this belief by
Gov. Lester Hunt of Wyoming
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
ACL COMPLETES
new STOCK PENS
$4,000 Facility At Fay.
etteville Will Aid Mar
keting OF Hogs

RALEIGH, July 14-R-Open-
ing of a new union stockyards at
Fayetteville was announced today
by John A. Winfield, marketing
specialist with the state depart
ment of agriculture, who said the
improved facilities for marketing
the expected increases production
of livestock in the area would be
a great help.
The new yards were erected by
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
at a cost of approximately $40, 900,
and replace old yards situated in
a congestad uptown area.
Located near a railroad under
pass on the Lill1ngton-R aleigh
highway, the new yards offer
greatly expanded facilities for
handling hogs and other livestock,
Winfred said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
BOARD TO STUDY
SCHOOLS BUDGET
Superintendent Roland
Asks $53,730 Increase
For 1947-48 =,

New Hanover county commits
sioners today begin a study Of the
proposed 1947-48 school budget in
which an increase Of $50, 78o is
asked ey Superintendent H. M.
Roland.
The total amount sought for the
fiscal year beginning July l is
1898, 0S0. The increase is partially
accounted for by the lack Of Il
$32, 900 appropriation which came
last year from the federal govern
ment.
Commissioners will hold their
first meeting at 10 a. m. today to
begin a study of the budget. Chair
man Addison Hewlett estimated
that work on the entire county
budget in addition to the school
expenditure study, will take one
to two weeks.
superintendent Roland appeared
before the commissioners yester-
day to present the proposed bud
get. He explained that in addition
to the lack of federal funds, this
years budget increase is necessary
to take care of increased teachers
salaries.
Fund Transfer
To accommodate that increase.
$26, 400 is proposed to be transfer
red from the supplementary bud
get to the regular one.
Under the proposed 1947-48 bud
get, the county would pay teachers
about $40 more annually. That
would be in addition to the 30 per-
cent increase already adopted by
the state and to be paid for by
that governing unit.
Some discussion developed at
Zoe ROARn I'm Par Tive
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
Group Delays
Atomic Vote
,.o,nyko Fights Unsuccess-
i Nv For Destruction
Date Record

,,yF SUCCESS, July 14-(H)-
~. United Nations Atomic
lux commission today post
tL . vote on Russia's pro-
p oas1 for destruction of all atomic
!r.snons 2fter begging down over
Fs issue Of when.
soriet Deputy Foreign Minister
'Srsi A. Gromykc fought unsuc-
Hsf,,I]y for a ballot on the prin-
st.Ia Of destroying the bombs and
,4so agreed to leave open the
o~.sstion of time
However, other delegates insist
- that any such formal resolution
~ 'sonld provide that the bombs
s-"',ld be dismsntied only when a
woe had been reached when
i ..onjc control and safeguard ma
cainery was considered effective.
n~aIegates thus stuck to the orig
MI American (Baruch) plan
'laich provided that atomic bombs
would be destroyed only after
.',cn con.rols were operating.
pHssia always has insisted that
'bsre first should be a separate
."sstv outlawjng and destroying
bonus.
Tho commission, meeting as a
,rorking committee was in gen.
aral agreement on the eventual
G,smantling of atomic bombs, wifi
RS nuclear fuel from such weap'
ors to be retained for peace
tul purposes.
4 vote providing Cor destruction
n III bombs will close one of the
loOp.aoles in the Baruch plan by
rYlinp out the possibility that atom
r. weapons might be turned over
IA tbe proposed U. N. gioSal police
force for use against an agrees
sor.
The committee will meet again
Thursday and Gromyko said at
that time he again would insist
that the delegates go On record
t5smally.
Frederick H. Osborn. American
delegate, did not speak at to-
See GROUP On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
Goerch Pulls An Orson
WellsO On Many rE1eels

Florida and two from Georgia.
Goercn said that Ills Home phone
rang continuously all night.
More than $50 calls have been
received today, and more than 300
were received last night, the radio
station reported, and messages
and calls are still pouring in
The control station at the Ra'
leigh-Durham airport reported il
could not handle its own traffic
because. of flying saucer" in
quir;es.
Goerch. in his broadcast, gave
a detailed description Of meeting
See GOERCH on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
TAX SLASH BILL
GOES TO TRUMAN
Senate Majority Falls Two
Short OF Enough To
Override Sure Veto

WASHINGTON, July 14-R-
The Senate passed the 1000, 000,-
900 income tax reduction bill to-
day, sending it to the White House
where a certain veto awaits it.
The vote was go to 80, which was
two short OF the tWo-thirds mar
gin the supporters Of the cut would
have to run up in order to make
the bill law over President Tru-
mans objections.
Three Senators were absent
Wagner D-NY), i'll at his hame;
Tobey (R-NH,. in New Hamp-
shire at the bedside of his aiiing
wife, and Ebert Thomas Cd
UTAH., en- route to the capital
after attending an international
conference at Geneva, Switzer-
land.
The House already has cleared
the bill by a margin Of nearly 3
to 1.
The crucial test will come, pos
siply later this week, when the two
houses vote on overriding the We
to. Senator Vandenberg (R-
MICH) said he had received re-
newed assurances from the Presi-
dent today that the bill would be
returned promptly.
Before the final vote, the Senate
rejected d series of amendments,
including a proposal to allow hus-
bands and wives in all states to
spit their income for tax purposes.
Also turned down was a proposal
to raise personal exemptions from
$500 to $500.
The joint income amendment
was offered by Senator Mcclellan
DARK.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15

ROCKLAND, Me, July-WD-
A sbapely Boston tassel dancer
ard two men companions were
held in SIS, 900 total bail for the
September term o. Superior court
after pleading innocent today to
charges of footing the swank sum-
:ner estate of a Philadelphia Gam
lily.
Charged in district court with
stealing a van load of furniture
from the Camden, Me-, nome of
Judge Curtis Box of Philadelphia
were Mrs. Frances Lennon, 81, a
Eightclub entertainer, Robin l..
Hezekine, ~, Of Boston md Ed
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15

Mrs. Allyie Howard, 40 South
Fifth Avenue, received a pleasant
surprise last night about seven
O'Clock.
Her telephone rang and it was
her daughter, whose voice she mao
not heard in over two years, call
ing her from New York. The daugh'
ter Mrs. James E. German, form
erly Miss Dorothy Howard, has
been serving with the civil service
in France for the past two years:
For the first time Mrs. Howard
talked to her son-in-law, Lieut.
James E. German. The couple
were married in the Notra Dame
Cathedral in Paris during Septem-
Der last year.
The couple are expected to ar
rive here within the next ten days.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
Senator's Seek
Taft-EartleyL Repeal
SNORING SEALS

AUGUSTA, Me-, July, IL
P)-John Hunt, state special
!st studying damage by seals
TO Names fishing industry,
was. sleeping nightly in his
truck by the seashOre, but he
had to 60 inland.
"The seals snored so loudly
That l just couldn't Sleep" he
said.
"They have a great habit Of
crawling out on the rocks at
night to sleep-and snore, too.
1 just couldn't take it."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
PICKETS
WOUNDED BY OFFICER
AT PINEAPPLE FIELD

HONOLULU, July 14-P-Police
reported that three striking pickets
on a pineapple plantation were
wounded by a shotgun blast today
at the village of Wahiawa.
The Hawaii Employers council
said it had received a report from
the manager of the California
Packing corp. plantation that a
field supervisor fired from the
window of his home when pickets
began throwing rocks at the house.
Ninety-six pickets were arrested
in the Waniawa are yesterday on
charges Of obstructing the high
uaV.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
Dancer, TwoM Men
Held On Looting Count

ward Rousseau, ~, Of Meridea,
Conn.
Police said the trio used the
loot to furnish a plush apartment
in Boston's theatrical district. The
girl, who danced under the name
Nam Taylor. had attended high
school in Camden, Me-, three
years ago.
Mrs. Lennon, a statuesque
blond is known in Boston theatci-
cal circles as n Of the city's
leading tassel dancers-a form OF
dancing believed to have been
originated by the more widely
Ne TAsgAL ~ Psse TIVE
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
MOTHER URGES
TRAINING FOR WOMEN
las WELL AS FOR E N

CINCINNATI, July IA -(P-UA-
iversal military training for
young women as well as men wa
endorsed today oy Mrs. Emma
Jones of McAllen, Tex, founder
and national commander of the
Navy Mothers Clubs OF America
Speaking at the opening Oh me-
organizations 12ta annual conven'
ton, Mrs. Jones said the endorse,
1nent was a personal one, ou1
added she expected delegates te
adopt a resolution endorsing Uni
versal military training.
More than 1000 women, repre-
senting 40, 1000 Navy Mothers
were present foc the opening 0.
the convention which continues
through Thursday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
T1ailStOrmSDama
Southeast Tobacco
GOING UP!

CHARLOTTE, July 14-(P)-
Soft coal prices to domestic
consumers here will increase
at least $1.50 a ton in the next
30 days, Jr. Arthur Eagle, a
spokesman for the Charlotte
Retail Coal Dealers associa-
ton, said today.
Soft coal miners recently
won wage increases averaging
50 cents an hour. Eagle claim
ed the S1.50 was only a few
cents more than the actual in
crease charged dealers by
mine operators.
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who said that income tax should
be left exclusively to the federal
government f. two reasons: first
II; ss: H., !: 49, s +'' Business; : :;::.' s.: s: !;
N adopt it"
"a ID Caldwell o. Flori-
aN led a compromise meth
~ federal withdrawal. He ask
that the federal government
freeze all taxes at a pre-war level
without fully Withdrawing from
certain fields.
Both Gates and Caldwell disa-
greed with Driscoll concerning
the gasoline tax. Gates asserted
that it is Extremely important
that the government have that
source Of revenue to keep high
ways in top condition. This i'm.
pcrtance is due tc the need for
national defense as we'll as the
commercial needs OF the states.
He went on to say that the gaso.
See FIVE on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
The Weather

FORECAST:
ss sgu.n carolina-Partly cloudy with
r. N,efed thundershowers, little change
d,r 'enperature Tuesday and Wednes-
oo,;. 1hu~ndershowers mostly over North
'SeSdsy 80 to se.
sst |al Carolina Partly cloudy with
caarr.'ed thundershowers and little
Wfdsse IN temperature Tuesday and
ia 4esaay. High temperature Tuesday
Eastern Standard Timc)
NJ. Ny U. S. Weather Bureau)
.adins soiologica data for the "a hours
':30 p m. yesterday.
Ian TEMPERATURES
q, - m "a; $50 a. m. IS; 100 p. m.
mum ny. !, p. m. IS: M~ximrr s6; Mini
u.s. Mean 70; Normal 70.
Ian HUMIDITY
d. d. III. IS; 1880 a. m. 81; 1850 p. m.
To,., PRECIPITATION
\ incSS. lot "a hours ending 7:30 p. m.
s ss'sI since the first of the month
tF,o. TIDES FOR TODAY
I, s N4 The Tide Tables published by
coast and Geodetic Survey.
Wil,ninu Low HIGH
avn ------ 6:54 am. 2:6 am.
hssonbo- 7:42 pm. 2:03 pm.
' inlet - 4:34 am. 1888 am.
Suhrf.. 5:18 pm 49, pm.
liza. ST I'll; Sunset 7:24; Moonrjse
Riys Aoonset slip.
"a slase at FL yettevilie, N. C. at
Monday SO feet.
WEATHER On Pare Tive
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
FORECAST:

wilmington and vicinity: Partly cloudy
..;, scattered thundershowers and
,HaIs change in temperatures today and
arrow. High temperature today SO
TO %.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15

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Evening star., 1947-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES. tyuewriters, calcula-
tors bought and sold and rented. RE. l177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th st.
ADDING MACHs, typewriter, calculators.
GaSR Daee Me- SGs co 4Sas AH
Notwithstanding, bric-a-brac. china.
hsh.se Cash 'qSi prices psd cs
BEDkooK dining roSm q Or contents Salss Of
age. IA. s937: after pm, GE. l416
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
at once; viii pay highest possible prices.
sG ss odss Shs MR vs sA to ss
~ a R5,s' Ss's r. sSss
BOOKS WANTED by Wasnlngton:s fastest
growing, book store Highest prices paid
for good books on any any subject; IN any field.
nense, p1sTRIsT MS n6oE BOOK STORE. 721 9th
CAMERAS al types movie sSal saapmens all
BRENNER PHOTO CO, o2a Ps; ave. NV.
opp9sise Dept 81 Justice, Re- 2434d 3id
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CLOTHING-H;ghest cash prices for
mems. womens CHI ildren's clothing, shoes,
RF sss5 Rses aooD sfoRE 81
CONS. American. foreign; old gold, silver.
ANTIQUES, cameras: highest prices paid.
HEPNER. 402 18th st. NV. D1 266s.
C0INse stamp COLLECTIONS iyories, auto
5Ray Hossy sHoP 5ie issS M st NV ns Di is!s
prices. Ask for Mr.. oPPENHEIMER e17
DIAMONDS and old gold. diamond watches
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BURK. INC. 6l4 18th st. NV. DI. 2773.
mond wedding rings: other jewelry pur.
chased; highest prices paid. NEW YORK
JEWEr RY CO T1q 18th st NV
FRAME OR METAL GARAGE. or tempo-
rary construction shed that can be moved.
MI. 0l 50 8 to pm. 20
cash; prompt removal; 1--WE do movingj.
FURNITURE-Will buy entire contents or
odd pieces; best cash prices: buying and
selling for over 50 years. We do moving.
HoPWooD's. sth and K sts.. NV, ME-.
FURNITURE and household effects of the
day. Mr.. GRADY. MA. 1890.
GAS OR ELEC. RANGE. also refsr. and
washing machine; latter two can need
s:eb d..s4s.S ,Gu .ae! ss sod y. sTf5 s.
4. KAHN INC. IS years at e35 r s. ~
GUNS, any condition, old cartridseS Co
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOzER FOR HIRE, with operator.
to clear ground and do excavating. Phone
AT 1884 after $50. NO 9413. rs
BULLDOZER and operator for hire to
clear building lots and land, Phone WI.
4523. )
FOR RENT-Caterpillar, motor graders.
Diese bulldoZers all sizes; diesel cranes,
shovel, backhoe, drag line, trenchers, all
types: everything for the contractor. Call
GL 22l2 or GIL 0q93
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO, 6c2 E st. NV. National
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FULL DRESS SUIT and Kuppenheimer
for both. RA. 1915. lis Rittenhouse st.
Ice skates on shoes. size 5: electric heat
master, carpet sweeper; reas. DE. S31S.
FUR COAT. moleskin. full length, cocoa
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Fur fff 6 coAT, aT leopard with beaver trim; new
look; excellent condition . $3.50. Call be-
dition; win accept reasonable offer; must
FUR FIJI at cSRT BACK sa ts Persian size IA
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length. excel. cond., $40 Call DI 6436.
FUR COAT, muskrat. size IL or IA; s35.
FUR CoAT, Persian lamb, tuxedo style,
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FUR COAT, a-stripe. shirred Canadian
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reasonable wi. sa57.
FUR COATs-Now is the time to select
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that do not cover the cost o. raw ma
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many other wanted popular furs. Hun
dreds Of fur scarfs are included. Sables,
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Budget terms, lay away plan. This Of
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!. 1 to 7 rooms, fans. con-
STOVE CO., 1011 7th st.

NV, Ma. 1852.
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Gas Gas IA RANGE E. Mag!c aags Chef perfect cond
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GAS RANGEs, vacuum cleaner and wash
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Can IRON lq to l pm. RA. :.901. rs
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GAS RANGE, 4 burner table top with
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staller in District Of Columbia and Airing
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GAS STOVE. Al condition. four burners,
cheap. AL Mass. ave. NV.
GENERATORS, Westinghouse 200 amp. dc,
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Golf CLUBs, 8 spauldine Jimmy
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GRINDERS. meat. in stock. new Sanitary.
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condition: price. $50. FIR. 277o.
REFRIGERAToR, gas, now in operation;
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sE5fGih4u9k sIEo mise dfa at saeree sss *
RfHfiRSitGiERAroR, REF SitiRAoR Gu it.. $40: also new
apt,-size elec. range, $40; gas range. $40
REf;FSsiGlE;RAroR, RI; Ssatl; brand.new 1s4s model;
5-yr guarantee. must move at once, will
ssdio sd i'le Continuation; at bargain price. ,GE.
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cubic foot, suitable for restaanr,,aant or home;
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RI; khFH1GERxToR. Ma; saaT rrtsid.ire, 8 Gu. IT.,
slsSs sEfk1eEkAfoRs 1as a,. as is, $50. csII at
RssRiGERAToRs. Rsf 4 Il: new Westinghouse; i'm.
meiiate delivery; trade and terms; also
saI SALES VIC 1874
Ri kiPiSG Sit Boofs ma man's. fS's Size u. English
style. black: with hooks: prewar quality;
perfect cond.: SO. Call SH. 5S.4.
Model G-Ss: Maxwell Smith rife SCOPE
mounted: excellent condition: 81 10 com
plete. TENDERS PAWNBROKERS SALES
CO.. 913 D st. NV.
RIFLE, Hamilton l6-shot, pump rife, %
caliber; SIS. WO. S616. -
RIFLE, MO Winchester; T-mm. caliber;
AK Lyman Alaskan scope mounts: ammu-
milton and cleaning rod; S1s6. TIE. 1888,
RIFLES-Two .22-caliber repeaters. Call
UN. 1862.
RUG, wool 8x10, gray BACKGROUND. green
and wine flowers. S25; desk. kneehole, g.
drawer, brass pulls. very beautiful, $40.
1914 pelsfield pl. NV, RA. $3.50;
RUG. 9x12, American Oriental: 3 match
occasional tables. etc. GE. 1904. sunday
Rl4tdMs. l4t IL oriental. l.rs. and mall: ,Aeriae.:
Town. Or 3s70. 40
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complete fabrication with
factory recommended lubrr
cants. Crankcase drained,
flushed and rehlled with
proper grade of oil.