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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-17
CHICAGO SEEN AS WORLD
VIDEO CENTER

CHICAGO = (AP) = Chicago
will have a population of 20 mil
lion people and will be the world
center of all television broad
casting in the year 2048, claim
Chicago news experts and city
planners. Their prediction was
sealed in an atom-bomb-proof
"time-capsule' buried here at the
site of Chicago's first depot by
the Chicago and North Western
Railway.
Burial of the capsule - which
contains more than 500 photo
graphs of railroading as it is TO-
day marked the end of the
first century of railroading in
Chicago.
One radio commentator said he
believed the Chicago of 2048
would be vastly cleaner than
it is now" Identification through
nuclear energy will reduce the
use of coal mainly to the
production of Steel" he wrote.
With SCOT virtually e~radicated,
the city will move toward wash
ed buildings, swept streets, better
garbage removal and more eff
Gent street lighting"
The secret of cancer will, by
2O48, "be infinitely simple to
comprehend" according to an
other forecaster, and the only
threat to human life will be the
"incurable bends suffered when
pressurized cabins fail in space
flight"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-17
The State Line Again!

A couple of weeks ago we outlined efforts that had
bring under control of the law the establishments operat-
ing in the free state of State Line" an area on the Mobile
Jackson county line along Highway 80 that runs wide
open gambling, including dice tables, slot machines and
what-have-you, free from all legal interference.
Key to the situation is said to be the uncertainty sur
rounding the dividing line between Mississippi and Ala
bama, and whether the establishments are in Jackson coun-
V or Mobile county.
AS we previously pointed out, despite the fact that the
state legislature passed a bill in l946 at the request of At
tcrney General Greek L. Rice setting up proper machin-
cry and an appropriation of $4,000 for a survey and friend
taken in the matter by Attorney General Rice, as far as we
know, and we suppose the appropriation has reverted to the
state because it was not used.
The fact that an individual, or group, can operate an
establishment over a long period of years in open and flag
rant violation of the law and be immune from interference
by the full weight and majesty of the law enforcement
machinery of two states is, to say the least, puzzling.
The state line property and buildings are carried on
the Jackson county assessment rolls and in addition there
is a county personal assessment levied against the contents
and stock" of the buildings. The two assessments together
amount to almost $4,000, a right healthy sum.
vi course, tnlS may be no proof under the law that
the buildings are located in Mississippi and may not con-
stitute grounds for action by county and state officials. 1t
is also true that it is not up to the county law enforcement
officials to decide whether or not the establishments are
located in this state.
However, we still believe that there is a solution to
the situation. Perhaps we don't know the answer to it, but
it is not reasonable to believe that the state line area can
place itself outside the law and remain there. If such is the
case, then we need some drastic revisions.
1t seems to us that it is high time that the matter is
settled. We, personally. feel no particular spirit of crusade
in connection with the operation of these places, but we
do believe that what's sauce for the goose is also sauce for
the gander. If laws relating to gambling establishments such
as these are enforced throughout Mobile and Jackson coun-
ty, then a way should be found to also enforce them at the
state line. We believe the matter should be given serious
consideration by the board of supervisors and, possibly,
the next grand jury that is convened in the county, an
investigation made, a course of action laid down and fol-
lowed through.
For the sake of all concerned the matter should be
settled one way or another.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-17
Whot II Means =.
u. s. Economic Aid To China

DDS in government, balance her
budget and stop civil war.
The Nationalist government
can't do all of this, of course.
with a Communist war raging.
American officials probably
would be satisfied if she dis
played more solidarity and a
greater will to fight the Com
munists. Senator Wiley (R-Wis)
and others who have kept close
watch on the China situation
say it would take much more
aid than we have been giving
to stop Communism. But Sen
ator Wiley adds that many peo-
pie do not realize full-scale
American aid to the National
list government might mean
eventual U. S. military par
ticipation in the China con-
flict."
Congress voted 1000, 900
for China's economic recovery
last spring and SIPS, 600 900 for
whatever use the Nationalist
government desired. This $125,-
000,0 was allocated by the
Chinese government to the mil
itary. China's former finance
minister, Wang Yun-wu has es-
timated it would take at least
$500, 000, 900 a year for four or
five years to bring victory to
Chang Kai-sek's troops.
Would Cost Huge Sum
Roger Lapham, Economic
Cooperation Administrator for
China, is more cautious but says
much more money than has
been voted is needed for China.
So, in view of these estimates,
to prevent Communism from
sweeping China might cost up
wards of $4,000, 100000 plus
possible American participa-
ton in the war.
What do we lose if we let
China go? In odd dollars, Amer
can investments in China are
relatively small. Officials esti-
mate they may total only
around 5000, 000, 900.
But Senator Bridges GRIND
who proposed a special session
of Congress to deal with the
China situation, says it takes
no great student of China and
world politics to realize what
the loss of China means polit-
ically to the United States and
other democracies.
Communist forces o W
spread over all of North China
are no simple group of indig-
nant patriots" he says. "They
are part and parcel of the Mos
cow-controlled legions of world
revolution"
If we lose China we have lost
our main bulwark against Com
munism in the Orient. Then
what of Japan?
Some government officials
believe if China goes Commu-
mist, nothing can stop Japan
from doing the same unless we
keep a military force there in
definitely. But Japan is de-
pendent, economically, on Chi
ma and other parts of the Asiat-
ic mainland. Even a military
force in Japan can't keep a
Communist China from waging
an economic war against the
Japanese.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-17

honored great-great-grandpa of
all sky canoes.
=
Just As years ago the Wright
plane took off on its first flight
from Kitty Hawk hill in North
Carolina and man had at last
caught up with the birds.
Only a few saw that first
flight. And the rest of the U. s.
wouldn't believe it even after
reading it in the papers.
1t wasn't long though before
even the die-hard dissenters adj
mitted they'd rather be one of
the Wright brothers than presi-
dent.
Mankind has come a long
way since 1908 and, thanks to
the Wright boys and their sue
cessful brainchild, we've made
a good part of the trip by air.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-17

warehouse shelter. Open stor-
age facilities are already avail
able at the north end, with a
lease signed for a five-year ex-
port program of railroad ties to
Europe. Extension of the dock,
repairs to the present dock and
construction of the warehouse
would cost in the neighborhood
of $3.50, 900 and would, in the
long run. return to Jackson
county economic dividends that
would make this sum look in
finitesmal.
II these plans materialize.
and there is every indication
that they will. Jackson county
will have set its foot down the
long straight road to economic
development that will make it
one of the states leading indus
trial counties. 1t will bring in
dustrial Investigation, built
around port development and
facilities, that will be healthy
and secure. And last, but of
major importance, it will bring
Jackson county citizens the
economic security to which
they are entitled and on which
are built good schools, good
churches, good medical care
and economic opportunities
that will keep our sons at home.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-17
You're
Telling Me-!
BY WILLIAM RIFT
Central Press Writer

New York gendarmes report
the arrest of a burglary sus-
pect who claims he kept to a
swiping schedule of eight hours
a day, five days a week. He
must have meant nights.
Anyway, the guy was loyal
to his own union-even if it
did have but one member.
1t must have been a terrible
strain to pass up an unlocked
door while on his lunch hour.
U. S. tailors have selected
Ike Eisenhower as No. l among
the best-dressed men in the
country. Gosh, and just a cou-
pie of years ago his clothes
didn't look any different than
those of 10 million other Amer
leans.
Hoyt Kings theory of cleo
ton results is that, maybe, the
Republicans were asleep at the
switch.
Food continues to be a chief
problem of the Japanese. Could
it be they're suffering from Diet
deficiency?
A Northwestern university
research director ups and an
nounces that it's the high grade
morons who make the best au-
tomobile drivers. Now let's
hear. again. how you've never
had an accident.
Uncle Sam can now relax.
The Wright brothers Kitty
Hawk plane has come home. 1t
should never have gone away
in the first place.
The plane is being housed in
Washington's Smithsonian In
stitution where, to every patri-
otto American, it is strictly Ex-
hibit A.
The Kitty Hawk may look to
the younger generation like a
motorized boxkite but it's the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-17

BELTON, Mont.-AP-Sophie.
a black bear, and her three cubs
had a wonderful time with the
tourists in Glacier Park until
modern civilizations big killer
caught up with them. An auto
mobile killed one of the cubs,
Sophie gathered up the little
body and disappeared into the
deep woods, followed by the 9TH
er two strangely subdued Off
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-17

Today the average American
eats about l is pounds of nut
meats a year. compared with AS
of a pound in 1909. the Bureau of
Agricultural Economics reports.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-17

The Kitty Hawk may look to
the younger generation like a
motorized boxkite but it's the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-17

Uncle Sam can now relax.
The Wright brothers Kitty
Hawk plane has come home. 1t
should never have gone away
in the first place.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-17

The plane is being housed in
Washington's Smithsonian In
stitution where, to every patri-
otto American. it is strictly Ex-
hibit A.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-17
Inside


No Decision Yet Reached
On Amy Cabinet Changes
Snyder. Donaldson. Brannan.
Tobin Remain in Cabinet?
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-17
Must Help Self

Many important people =
among them President Truman
and Rep. Bloom (D-NY), who
is expected to head the 81st
Congress House Foreign At
fairs Committee = are saying
China must show an increased
inclination to help herself. In
the full sense this would mean
she would have to place her
house in order economically by
adopting better business meth
Evening star., 1948-07-21
JTBoARD WAGEMAKER WOLVERINE,

OUTBOARD WAGEMAKER WOLVERINE,
new, slightly damaged Substantial saw
ing without manufacturers warranty. s.
KING FULTON, INC. 500 Maine ave. s.w.
CABIN CRUISER, factory built. raised deck
35x9x3; has 1o0-h.p.. Lathrop marine
motor motor 5sdio windshield s,,u wiper; power
full galley; sleeps, 4; perfect condition: Call
"a a;,sa1 651o Can BE be seen at Belhky Marine
dsFT htTss vfSfSok haEs ka CRUISER. cabins ss.
needs paint. Take best Otter. COLUMBIA
YACHT CLUB, 81. 1908. 81
,taIRIsSs MARINE SUPPLIES: paints, rope, tre *.
FRANK pEf v VESeafo aYo y 4 son. S i$ls It'll
1s; is;4sS EcKkAFT T4s8 4ss81NABoUT. IA #: 1s4s
running lights, many extras; bought larger
boat, will sacrifice. UN. 7715 after 5.
SEA SLED, 10 TT: small cabin: $i5o.
CHRIS CRAFT. mahogany runabout: de
NEW EFT, RUNAsouTs S4-hp. Eyin-
rude .hu motor .neT aTsrs IR; 373si ss ~.
.'eake Bay, Herring Bay, Gooses; For res
crvation, call CAPT. A. v. KING. Wa
ALUMINIUM and stainless steel boats, IA.
Is and is #. sizes: win not leak or sink:
Ees Ego6 ss0nably B priced y c9L1E q sodJ TRAILER CO.
egTBofR eseE fl @ BY RsSrs ssE
sG sew f14i G3 $40 81 iStC $40 cash.
slim and trim, 12-ft., all purpose; a
beauty. Wo. 2944. 1923 Foxhall I'd,
DAWN CRUISER. 47-ft.. twin motors,
Chrysler Royal 1947; cabins forward and
aft and crew quarters; completely refin-
ished by Trumpy; in excellent ,d, eond: ready
spection by calling MA. 67S9. "a
oUTBOARD MOTOR REPAIRS We are
factory representatives on Mercury and
Wizard repairs. Let us repair and store
sSRf!tgn sS e ,y ii FPWhKDs stH SON Rs iSe'
ss-Fr. CABIN Cruiser, sleeps Q; with
toilet. kit. and dinette: large cockpit for
fishingi roomy bridge; very well construct
sa fny must ssuRpsd sssfet for ds sns s%
si,25o cash. OWENS 4 RIVE. 18th and
easnS nashs 'Ss sAIEBoAr. 10 20 feet 1e... IL two
cred. OIL. 1928 after 8 pm.
MATTHEW'S bridge deck cruiser; ;3s IT,:
heads; galley; sleeps 7: excellent cond
Call DE. 1860, or TIE. 1858. 20
ENJOY YOUR VACATION on a4-ft. cabin
Cali COOPER. Greenbelt 34s6; eves.-22
SAILBOAT, loft Comet; needs painting
aa mBHg a psgars isfssd git ss ca P 5
oUTBoARD MOTOR, 10-hp. johnson.
late model; automatic starter; s145. 1917
+ AUxiLfaRY Ii Il Cab cabin .loep, i, excel
fas Yacht eenS eiab eaGO cH a4sa n4 .teI
Evening star., 1948-07-21
FARM and GARDEN.

GARDEN TRACTORS = Planet Jr. and
Gardenaid, Ia and "a h.p. with plow,
s N se siss aecTsa sasa sad
5EMooNs:p spfie RoroT1IiaR, on 2i,sR new warranty.
Choremaster, Jacaues-Frazer tractors. Toro
lawn mowers, farm mach'y. trucks; free
demon; bargain prices. CENTRAL MO-
TOR CO" 5000 Lee hwy. Arl CHI. 1000.
LANDSCAPE PERFECTIoN-.As the artist
painting, we also constantly strive to
solve your individual problem with a serv-
Of 90 sradng
tion of lawns. seeding. rolling. special
manured topsoil. acid woods earth; we'll
rotted cow manure. $40, % bu;: Wonder
rhododendrons, magnolia, dogwood, pyra-
cantha, bamboo all types of confer and
broad leaf evergreen shade, oTnamentals,
ground covers, selected plants. locally
grown, hardy; dug, delivered. planted same
day; grading, drainage, maintenance, tree
fencing, brick. stone, tiagstone, cement;
cinder block walls, steps, walks, terraces
pools designS rs; plans advice and estimates
FOR sALE-old English box bush. over
200 yrs. old. MRS. ROY L. sPoNsELLER.
New Market, Fred. Co., Md.
TRACTOR, 6-hp, Midwest: plow and
Tsa 's4ss e. sto sSessa
after 5 pm, ST. 9O5o. -22
HARROW. horse drawn; hay rake and
other farm machinery; sacrifice; inspect
and make offer. Call MRS. LAMM at
FREEZERS, / GU it. International S395:
1875 Gu. it; Victor: S475; ! 5 Gu. 1T. Wilson.
upright, S5al; 100 boxes Of Birdseye
MALoNEY's, INC. s126 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, SH. 1880 IS
PRIvEWAYs paTkns lots grad
covered the economical way; special, finest
erade topSoil; tons S25 AK 1850 o3s
Evening star., 1948-07-21
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

SINGLE, TO SHARE, for, man; double;
first-floor, front; next bath; also 500 donols s,s
it LaEGE ARC Nj poUBfE dG Ro RooS ssG7 nco.ed porch
attached: well, furnished. next to bath.
ton. ton Best food Du. oe35., -a4,
I1Ol 18th N.w.-,Large double; snare
room for man; running water also sinslei
faGxeI iass MAss AVE- N@ Dupens
Double. for men or girls, pvt; bath; aso
e Shfr 4os neay
double and single rooms; daily maid serv;;
ice; switchboard service; good meals. Can
No s6 l Nsy fnl sge enup.
p priviis.; Sis.;'e eonx. NV trsnsp. Ap. 794s, -s6
THE OAKMoNT, 1774, Mass. ave. nv
excel escs i meals; 1s:f s. $50 % to s55 s. month 80
WESLEY HALL, cheerful rooms. enough
like hotel to provide EXCELLENT S din dining
nsure nna room eonsenia seTxtf double
Women v@n sns s4ss5s 9 3 Der snare mo f4ae shst St.
cixji CLUB M Mason. son 1926 N. H. ave; nv
hsefe red cple, des or r' ladies' Also semsinsle,
Soa IS MRS KNGf SAMPLE A. No 2wstuo,o ws77G spt:
Kitchen and shower BATH pvt. entrance;
MANS MANSION S8i' CLUB, $3.50 Mass. ave.-w.
rooms, good meals; share it with us; $50
mSasn' nsas 18th ST. Nw.-Nicely furnished
for adss snd
board; excellent board.
ROOM for ? adults. twin beds; on bus
line mr. Pentason and Navy annsx m.S aSo
home priyils GIL 5S56. 20
Evening star., 1948-07-21
ROOMS, APARTMENTS TO SHARE.

3Oth ST. NV, facing Rock Creek PIX:
girl wanted to share furn. apt. with 2
other girls, $35 each per mon; all privi-
GIRL TO SHARE 3-rm, furn. apt with
other girls: NV. Call HU. 6372 after
Girl Sifiu ~, To SHARE furnished sn,cisncy apt.
with business asni srl sSss 80 to 3d. downtown
BEDRM, fssi,Rn LIv. 'GS RM., din. rm.. kit. and
bath; adults only. Cali after $50 p;m.
GO coNGaNiAL GEN CATHOLIC MISS. 1850 to
share coy bsmt. apt. with lady; reason
able Call ewes, Adams 5240. 23'
DUPONT ARMS, 1887 21st st. n.w.---Shars
twin bedroom with another gentleman;
maid service. grill privileges. CO. e60s.
4.RooM APT. bedrm. with twin beds, iiy-
tured atmosphere; refined protestant
girls preferably sisters; ref. req; $40 ca.
DOWNTOWN. 18th st n.w.-Lady to
share l bedrm.. liv. rm., closets, kit;
and bGth; all g9til., S45 mo. Call after 8
ONE GIRL to share, End floor apt pvt.
bath, with " Govt. girls under IS; $50
each. AID. 0S2I. "a
APT. to share with another lady. Call
1900 N. CAP PIToL-1 or 2 girls to share
attractive apt. Call Hudson $500 once
TO SHARE 3-RM. APT. with young
woman, conv. to everything, congenial.
WANTED YouNG BGsINEss woman to
share small apt, S35 mo. Call Ma. 90lO,
Apt 306 after pm. -23
Evening star., 1948-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. caicu.
1177. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13
ANfIaUEs. M asi Is bric-a-brac. china. silverw.re.
DoRs !s"fiy 'MasrokR isss tas'n
MISUNDERSTANDING. bric-a-brae. china
glassware, RUGS silverwars :u PalnntnIngvs: Pain e
bEbRooM, dining, room or contents Of
senf wy fsF fssh Yn DO dE moyaf '!HE
living room pieces. rugs gas ranges and
once: once viii pay highest possible prices.
s ss %ss:s! sfs' SAb2 sfH ssy' T. ss please
sccessories bought at highest prices BREN-
eRP9ts Of Jass 5ptse nad RE ,e4 s4s4 mems
ments. etc NORRIS PAWNBRoKERs
eas evenings min 'Fsi W es to give M
cLoralNe-Hishss. PRICES ICES Os,a 4 for mems
nssd eSthns ss 5psa sy.s llaS VIII in sa it.
Ask foF syfS Mr. so Rsas 81
oIxMoSDs; old gold and silver: diamond
ERNEST SHRK: NC, e!4 Ism St nv
diameter with leaves. wi. 651i. WS3
FURNITURE-House, apartment or single
piece; highest cash price 1--WE do moving,.
odd pieces. Nso es o1d ias slassvsTe s1e'ee China
g ssh and Pf ''sl S.
P1RNfTURG@Household lHii III SE effects of every
paid. Call evenings, RE 3672 26'
FURNITURE and household effects Of the
call today. Mr.. GRADY. Ma. $500
FURNI1URE-Your entire household con,
tents or odd pieces: highest prices. s. E.
FURNITURE-For highest prices, call MIR.
DOUGLAS any time at UN. 1887. ---27
FURNITURE WANTED-Maple bedroom,
mahogany din. rm. secretary. chest etc
GOLD - Bring your old gold, silver, plating.
teeth: discarded jewelry We pay. cash
a KAHN' NnI INc 5S years At S s35 St ,sNo nv
g. pays, az. hishsst is cash pIisss Phone VA
SEWING MaCHINEsLWe buy buy ali all types; yi'ss
repair hemstitching, buttons covered.
pleating-. 716 11th st. NV. RE. 1900,
AN INTERESTED in buying silverware,
;e1elrs. Jew DORA kRUPsAW MILESTONE.
Ws2xSsTfEDNsetser var srsas Of heus.hold fur
bbas eveninss. ses sa47 No
WANTED-Gas refrigerator, air cooled;
gas st9ys sp hsanf s aad 0edrm furniturs for
WE PAY tor PRICES for old gold. silver.
jewelry. diamonds, firearms. mems cloth
ing. ingsase photosraphiS equipment: mu-
zWEIG SONS. 937 D st. NV. ME. 9113.
Evening star., 1948-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AIR CoMPREssoRs, S14.9o up; spray ray
s14-15; all other sizes in stock Save Save
ears. Geii furniture, walls the easy profes sslSnal
ag1pf a{ fRf CO.. 'h:s a475 PsS sS.rnsn SSa ave
AIR air. coNpIrIoNERs. consoles, "a and
:. ton: for rent or, sale; rental cost can
Be apgSa getSesds to Md VI 4sa1 SIS
sale sale for cash. SIS Cali OR. 11i4. sio1
sIR MhfAfsoSf AfcsoSpfTIoNEEs, nsx Pacific. sssoo
pIqs tt66NpITIoSERs. t6stnf1ioS MI ssoS soS hp re-
sR sfRo ees STTH En- shices and
service l'si " fscilities. 1t pays to deal where
depsndabiltg Is TN time pr proven ,ss7 since 1870
ArRcoSbfTfoSiSe 6SbfFSs Sc IN EN1T r0S oor model
or apt; sl95 to first caller. ME- $3.50
..GR AfR CSoIpREssoR. 2 hp ELECTRIC motor
Par. model 20, manufactured by WeSt1ng-
AfRPLANE, stinson Io-A; relicensed in
April: Tecoyerred throughout In 1897
asTieTEs, ss9ns Us 'ca4 caTrer and Ives print orig
BABES CRIBS, play yards, feeding tables;
BABIES FEEDING TABLES; Adjustable
essht ess sSaP''fs BABSs fa9PRL nfGaV
BABY BED AND MATTRESS. GOOD eendi-
sssz ssS H. HS sss ''.ss sgss
sG1Rfaoc saBY ocaRlksRaIixxGEs-s1s als ss. s24.ss or
sasss stTosrs asdssfem and ssss CRIBS
ssas Pt sAe high siss ehss
BEsGER's 5, s4l2 14th st. NV. DU. 34t4. s
Ssk BELLS; 15o lbs; s msehinist hi .s tool boz box,
char snd pofEer nsE1 aD fs41
good eend oW, 6soi. I22
nf gSsd aso ss fGneete fost eus a
BASINS. sinss' ACE wVREcR1NG L. BUILDING
MATERIAL Co. 4oO2 MINI. ave. re,
BATHTUBs, new and used. $40 up: basins,
Toilets showers, stalls: pipe BLOCKS
sES sqIs Moywoos fy as bon a springs. prh $40 Ewes
Hollywood practically ne new tIP inner s.i;
for S46. Call oy. 01o1. -23
BED-A practically new Simmons. dayen,
bed with slip Ia cash
mattress matt asu0lf Trinded MD sDEss asss ana
. from yo1r coil or box SPRINGS. We install
BEDROOM, maple $50; walnut. s45; sofa
bed. chairs, dresser, vacuum, crocheted bee
sond. RE. 4944 weekdays after $50 pm
BEDROOM SUITES. oak, NAH; drop-leai
table. CO. 5226. See between 5-9 pm;
BEDRM. SUITE, 6 pcs. modern Birdsey,
maple, less than year old; lse. double bed.
lse. vanity with mirror and stool twiI
dressers with mirror, chest and drawers
nisht table. 34:l Minn. ave. Sc, Apt. .
BEDROOM, DINING ROOM. living room
Girls bicycle, sofa bed. breakfast set. elec
tric refgr., GE combination occ. chairs
wardrobe EDELMAN. 1903 Ga. ave. 81
BICYCLE, boys 24-in. Roadmaster. tiptol
cond. new paint. new tires, $50. OW
BICYCLE. boys 24-in.: good condition
SIS. 624 So. goth St, Arl. IA. 1653-M
BICYCLE. boys; in good condition, s25
BICYCLE, British, an.steel Raleigh. 3
for quick sale. S45. See Mr.. CASE, week
days. 933 @ st. NV. -25
BILLIARD and pocket tables and supplies
CONN BILLIARD BOWLING SUPPLY
co. $40 9th st, NV. DI. 4711.
8RICkS-Immedate delivery. AIAsKI
COAL 4 BRICK CO., call MA. oss5 o