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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-29
This Changing World
Treaty of Alliance Reported Signed
Between Russia and Communist China

Eastern forces Is expected to be-
gin soon after the Chinese puppet
government completes its remain
ing task-the conquest OF Hainan
and Formosa. Some troops, pro-
vided with old equipment, will re-
main in areas where Nationalist
guerrillas may become active, but
the bulk of the Chinese Red
forces will be demobilized. and
only the best elements will be re-
tanned in the new army.
The so divisions mentioned IN
the report of the Sino-Russian
agreement will be formed on a
qualitative rather than a quanti-
tative basis. They are expected to
become highly mobile units pro-
vided with modern tanks and for
the first time an air force will be
created from among Chinese who
in the past few for the Kuomin-
tang-after training in the United
States-and young Chinese now
being trained in Russia.
Liberation" Force Seen.
It is improbable that the Russian
general staff, which dominates
the European satellites to an even
greater degree, contemplates Or
ganizing a defensive force. In
all probability the new divisions
which may not be ready for an
other 10 months, are intended to
complete the liberation" of the
Far East, which is still loath to
accept the Soviet concept of free
dom. In all likelihood they will
be earmarked to force India and
adjacent countries into the Soviet
orbit.
None of these newly born re-
publics has had time to organize
a strong military force. Nor is
it probable that they will be able
to do 50 in the near future. Log
ically they are all busy putting
their houses in order from the
political and economic point OF
view. For the present they will
be lucky if they can organize
effective police forces to hold down
Communist minorities which are
attempting to create internal dis
order and strife.
But even if some Of their leaders,
aware of the threat from Russia
and the new China, were willing
to organize adequate national
defense, they could not hope to
obtain the necessary military
equipment either from the United
States or from Great Britain.
The industries of both countries
are engaged in producing princi-
pally consumer goods and can
barely provide. while only cold
war is being waged, the necessary
equipment for organization Of the
Atlantic Pact forces-that Is tt
say, the European defense armies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-29

up, and resolve to do things l
am fairly certain can do.
For one thing, I am going to
give up reading another word
about the Alger Hiss Whitaker
Chambers proceedings until the
verdict is announced. I have
reached the point where I don't
care who stole the pumpkin, or
who hid the papers. or anything
else about the whole mess.
End of Tito Interviews.
And while I am giving up read
ing about certain things I am
going to give up reading inter-
views with Marshal Tito by Amer
lean journalists. Every one Of
them starts off with the intima-
ton the journalist was specially
blessed by being received by the
marshal and that it was a ire
mendous favor for this brigand to
grant an interview to a member
Of the American press. To my
way Of thinking, the marshal Is
the one who should be hattered,
and go out of his way to get a
favorable notice in the news
papers Of this country.
Another thing I don't aim to be
caught doing in 1850 is looking
at wrestlers on television. would
much rather get my amusement
by hacking at my right foot with
an ak.
I am going to stop pouring off
the cream before pour myself
glass of milk. To my knowledge
I don't think I have ever had a
glass Of whole milk in my life.
Some one around my house is al
ways saving the cream for some
thing. and that something isn't
me.
Wine Cooking Barred.
A further resolution is that I
am going to stop ordering dishes
that are cooked in wine. I have
been doing this for years because
I thought it was fancy or some
thing, when all along I have pre-
ferred dishes with no wine within
yard Of them.
The year 1850 will find me
cautiously avoiding any night
club where there is such thing
as q strolling entertainer. Ex-
perience has finally taught me
that strolling entertainers are
strolling entertainers only because
they would make too good targets
if they stayed still.
The coming year will see me flll
my wastebasket with every letter
from any firm which tells me that
am one of a selected few getting
the letter, and that the supply OF
what they have to offer for sale
Is limited and I am being given
the chance Of a lifetime. This
country's prosperity Is not
founded on the business acumen
Of houses which manufacture too
few items to go around.
And I have bought my last
delicatessen potato salad and cole
slaw. Where delicatessens get the
stuff is one Of LIES mysteries.
| distributed By McNausht Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-29

s e n a I e, M a.
| jority re a d e r
L u c a s, a n .
n nee his
candidacy for
re- ! e c ito n
there.
Senator Lucas
forecast a cut
of $4,000 1000
in the budget
next year and
h e 6 o t / t
straight from
t he orse' S
mouth. That is
nrociSeIv TIL q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-29

solved TO pat
tern my life
after a saint,
and I am no
more cut out
for this role
than P a u !
Robson is for
Sc ere t airy OF
Defense or Big
B e n for a
wrist watch.
This year I
am going to
give up things
I am pretty
n,,ra I non give
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-29

p r o o ] e m OF
China.
In traditional
diplomatic pro-
cedure 1t has
been the GUS
tom to recognize
the government
of another state
without any i'm
plication Of ap-
proval or disap-
val. The
question W a S
only whether q
e ov er n m e n t
H. A-L H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-29

concluded dur
ing the Moscow
visit of M a o
Tze-tung, t h e
K r e m in S
Chinese puppet.
Since Mao Is
the creature of
the Politburo it
is believed that
the new treaty
will remain in
force perma-
| nently.
| According to
Ireports--so far
In O t officially
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-29

Is being maSt1-
Gated, but not
yet digesued, in
various G W
ern m ent de-
partments and
agencies, t h e
old approach
con tinues. In
Quick success
sion the Attor-
ney q e II e + q !
announces the
filing Of an an
THRUST action
a G a in st tn e
Morton GREG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-29
Rv Constantine Brovn

A new treaty Of friendship and
alliance between Russia and China
to replace that signed in August,
1945, is reported to have been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-29
By Lowell MeHer

While the notion of a new ap-
proach to the problem of re-
straints of trade, as suggested by
Commerce Secretary Sawyer. still
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-29
By Dorothy Thompson

Way back in 1914. I wrote q
column on "the policy of nom
recognition" which it now may be
useful to recall apropos of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-29
By Doris FIeeson

Havana. Ill.,, population 5000,
got scoop on President Trumans
budget when the local boy who
made good in the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-29
McLemore-
Makes New Year
Resolutions Easy
Bv Henry McLemore

For once drawing up set OF
New Years resolutions Is going
to be fun.
In the past I have always re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30
MIscL. WANTED Cont

MlSCL. WANTED Cont
SAFE WITH COMBINATION LOCK
1856, MRS. WHITE, on Monday.
sAxoPHoNEs. alto and tenor, used.
used Instruments. CO. 1888.
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house rags; highest prices
paid. If you cannot deliver your &C
URK co a Ps5ss as pGhs sSe AG
SCRAP SCR 9f IRON, SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries. house rags: highest prices
paid. If you cannot deliver your
Sssgnul RA K g,esss Co. Dh sqh a IS
SEWING MACHINEs-Highest prices
paid for all makes and in any con-
ddition. 1915 i st. ne; FR. o59s
WS5s or 6sSsi5i gs f. e t5S
slows e'i !. l. FURNITURE, ranges. ice
boxes and heaters. ACME STOVE
wasH1NG M dis I'll NV wrn NA s zee
reasonable. ME. 1884.
AM INTERESTED IN buying silver
ware. any condition: china. bric-a-
trac. old jewelry. household effects.
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
G st NV, ST 1896.
SMALL GREENHOUSE and tractor
wanted. TIE. 2O2S 80
2 COMPLETE twin bedroom sets with
spring and mattress; ivory and ma
pie color preferred CO. 6594.
FOR USE OF PLANO, will store and
give excellent care in modern home;
no children. EN-. 1909. 80
WILL STORE your piano free for its
use or will buy a piano II reason
able. CHI 1870
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold
silver. jewelry, diamonds. firearms,
luggage. Photographic equipment
musical instruments, engineering
Instruments. Will call. MAX ZWEIG
SONS. 937 D st. NV, ME, 9l13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SINK. with top, 80 in, Formica.
all new; SI20. WA. 6349. so
SOFA. e S"% cGndition; ne g.I rose slip
SOFA; Duncan Phyte; also. pair Of
and mattress. oV 1858. W3i
SOFA. Duncan Phyfe, mahogany
e eea%e 1ap syo K sPho s perfect
SOFA, blue: good condition; with
slip covers. OIL. $500. Ext. 500.
SOFA. Comfortable. $40; chid's desk
and chair. large. SIS; white enamel
vanity with plate glass mirrors. 81;
ssass heater. S.: CHI: 545l. 80
SO; Typewriter table. 81; odd chairs.
SOFA Of A. BED. paveno,. maroon: very
so eGGs s sSns m ~ II CLAIR HAIR with
c sl'RcG Hobart s ssa1 condition SO So
81 per It.; g. tn nc ESQ per Il
GO. soz V st. NV. NO; 1921.
SOLOvOX. organ attachment, for
smell nT,e. cocktail sM IA, bar Ito, or home half
SPACE HEATERS, thermoststic cleo
$50. Phone FA. 1869.
SPREAD. DOUBLE BED. / pair
grapes to match; rose satin; $50,
sT Fai ;igass STEEL STRIP, 1,.x
STEAM FITTINGS, hish-pressure
traps s9rp st0ps POP s Hnst a se
entire lot. Best offer: ATLANTIC
ct n
e aaha SEQ JA' s-4ss4. go 80
toned; guaranteed; s4s.bo. re
sTERiLIzERs. u; electric, ultra
N9e, ray sgts0{s a 10, FOOD Nv es'a0
s 1fssR.' Electric Furnace Man: an
thracite. complete with controls;
can be seen in operation. OIL.
sToKER. Kol-Master, auto. control,
reason for sale. MI 6045. 81
STORE EQUIPMENT, delicatessen,
McCray 72-in. front, glass-inclosed
freezone from storage. peri. cond.
sacrifice $3.50. See Sun, ALEX
A As1 H. 1 xe4sGn ave. aH Alsz Es
STORM SASH and hardware for sale,
hangers. adjusters, etc. Also one
lot OF wire brads and one lot OF
corrugated fasteners. Phone or
write for list. FLAHERTY BROS,
INC. 1889 Mt. olivet I'd. ne,
Storm WINDoWs 1O. white pine.
al perfect including hardware.
sTOvE. Ia47 Gibson cleo. full size.
used ! yr., Sis0. 81. l04" after
10 am.
STOVE. gas. Magic Chef 4-burner.
right-hand oven and btoiler good
cond CHI. 1858 80
STOVE, large Florence room heater.
S45 Also furniture. HI. 52"S.
Ewes. VI 1892 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RUG, red. size 9x6, wool. good con-
St NV. GE. 1904.
RUG. SKI. rose. broadloom, twist with
RUG: axl2, and pad, just cleaned,
l childs, crib, no mattress; l roll
RUGS l21. 9x1a, plain gray twist
used only ; Weeks &C cost siou each aac1;
will sacrifice for 500 each; will sell
separrately; rugs match. Call .JU
pad: beautiful eolors; axi2; 3x5,
| RIA 1855.
RUGS. Oriental; mirror. pine cup
board sideboard that hides sink,
chest OF drawers. refrigerator. no.
RUGS. 2, American Oriental, sxle
| IT,, SO each; one matching hall rug,
p 4tinGx S IT,, $40; Du. OBS:
prox; 9xl", excellent condition. sH.
RUGS. orientals. Herman. exl2,
$40; Sarouk. ax12, 1885; new con-
dition. no. 0704.
RUGs.-1 bl.. Broadloom,, sx9. $40;
!e;s oEa? 5a5 3 .a ss ya 4ana ne g!;.*:
RUGS, 9xI2, sxlO. slishtly used; rea-
sonable. Call DU. 0O6l.
s 5f si5 stlI Pa Ssif fs7s Cost $500 Ssl
RUGS, 8. matching Anslo-Persian,
scatter rugs, excellent condition;
! make offer. OIL. 4732. 80
RUGS, RALEIGH MOHAWK, beach
tan. broadloom, all wool face. sizes:
long; . pr. short; broadloom, blue,
Sit. 1875; SOL coiesvilie I'd. s. s.
RUGS. must sell; 4 beaut. matched.
imported oriental rugs exl2, sxl6;
RUGS. broadloom. beige; l twist.
9xl5, l symphony pattern: 9xl2;
in good condition; reas. WI. 4s.3.
RuGs-oriental. Kirmsns. sarouks:
prlces ARM iasi; OH isG RGa
R G9s eSs l 20 n It n Oriental RUGS
9xl2 Royal sarouk was S595, now
S379; sizes from 2x3 to I2x22 in
al 81 makes. SANITARY RUG CO.,
k aSas W" mpo aHs nv s.rs M1 4 or.n.
good wearing; eIi2. $3.50: ski.
$3.50; other sizes proper. priced.
, MAYFAIR SHOP: I22b q 81. NV.
RUG SALE = Oriental. large and
small, reduced price. RARE RUG
SHOP. 2427 1861 St NV.
SAFE, large. double door; 500. ME.
1900. WI. 6Sla.
SAFE. Protectall. new. 23x1tx20,
$3.50: strong box. $3.50. Today,
CO. 1925; wk., 1112 14th st. NV
SANDER-Porter Gable, model 3A.
portable :i-inch bel; sander. used
only in home shop less than 10 hrs:
S95. OIL. 9344.
SANDERS. Porter-Cable edgers. saws.
elec. water heaters. elements. floor
polishers. Carly. 1908 14th St
SAW-Craftsman l2' band saw. pre-
war. used few hours. with stand.
extra blades: $40. 10. 2-1s0a.
SAWS, MALL CHAIN, sales and serv-
ice. MALONEY'S, INC. Sl26
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
SAxOPHONES-Sta makes at
reduced prices; cash or terms.
JoRDAN'S. corner 18th and 6 sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA
makes better grades in, school;
Christmas for whole family. IT S
time nov. Free literature. Very
WRIST WATCH. Bulova, ladys, new,
$50: bronze electric horse clock, IL
in. high. $15. VI. 3179.
YOUTH BED. white Storkline. spring
and waterproof mattress. practically
brand new. 6412 Luzon ave. NV,
YOUTH BED. maple, with springs.
Grapes. 81. Gil. 1902 ~ N'N
SOLD BY OWNER-Modern din. rm.
radio and phonograph, G.E. auto.
washer. Zenith refsr;, Magic Chef
stove, Grapes and bedspreads to
G e. 7ssa: Hollywood head 1000
you CAN SAVE up to 5000 on
several floor sample spinet and con-
sole pianos. including Hardman and
the famous Minipiano; full 5.year
guarantee: also student-size pianos
} S2S s fse 'H Poo S's'' st. 's' a1 IA
" peri eond. SIS; / 'q pair jod a. RS,
81. &C, 81: | wall fan. 10 in,
master, new, SoO, SllQe rule,
Keuffel and Esser. leather case,
$50. l slide rule, lee.. same
make. leather case, $40. OW. 7s49.
SOME LEFTOVERS from the farm. A
barber outfit, shoe repair outfit,
a suit tuxedo, size 40 only used
once. value S75, price one-third
t the value Apt. g. lo11 H NV
GENUINE long hand letter by Josh
Billings. Address COLA, the Shore
HANDMADE cut work linen table,
cloth with 8 matching napkins: also
crocheted tablecloth. 10. 2-30s2.
|EIGHT-DIAMOND RING; will sell for
A r. Is 81 BUILDERS: .-sneh
walnut and sepelia veneer. 1sc 50.
WANTED "a. III; BUYERS for the Flaherty
Bros. all-aluminum combination
storm and screen windows. made in
Washington. Home owners save in
buying their windows from the only
factory OF its kind in the Washing
ton area, as they eliminate brokers
jobbers, distributors and whole
salers' profits. Our factory repre-.
sentative will be pleased to call and
give you an estimate for your needs
In most instances these windows are
purchased through the FILA Time
Payment plan, giving the buyer 36
months to pay, and no down pay
ment is necessary. Cal! on FLA
HERTY BPOS.. INC, located at
1892 Mt. Olivet I'd. ne. or phone
AT. l04l for further Information.
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SEWING E71gI MA.C l5H poIt.6le, heavy
G ne fss I'M To': 49, WIZ "a a'e Ss5
SEWING MACH, Singer. S26; Domes-
tic, sig, both treadle: Reminston
stand. typewriter, $3.50. ME. 1876.
SEWING MACHINE, electric. White,
console. s75; car radio. S25. GE.
SEWING MACHINES $3.50 up,
so ss models na de ssades te9ms
Open ewes. NE SEWING MACHINE
4 RA dsI} STORE 1915 H st. ne.
SEWING MACHINES - 9Th Ami
versary Sale: we offer you the great
sss :synss e oHs h';ssEy s poIs
ables. Ss5, now s3s 80; r,any others
XlRe1N VA! sr VINE cEsTER ? ssis
E M1fS9 01sd tx ss Con-
soles and treadle models. all great
SINGER sEw1Na MActuNE Go;
342l Conn; ave; NV: .
makes sewing machines. Open ewes.
SHIFT Se III fRo h n .ns,. CO. p 2saa ms.
IT,. s. ~ s15' I'll? SisHF 'fSR n soN
embIoider, :: size g: sIs. vi. are.
SHOES = Cancellation. hundreds Ct
souf family x IN ismo saa asme sRoes
Mademoisefle. Paradise. Bonyit Tel
selby. .rman. Roblee. Wrisht. "a.
" Ssrd More L faasf fi sf me- to 5 az
l ltts p s.; nj III. s Res Moor - 9Pen
sHoP EoUIPMENT~Lath. hack-saw
shaper, power cement mixer. singer
awning machine and smaller TOOLS.
saoreGiGN: L. C, Smith, 12-sa1se,
and l box shells, $40. WO. 1929.
SHOT GUN, Remington Sportsman,
Pssasss s; as: 's sssa ss Ete
SHOTGUN, Fox-Ce Grade. engraved
32-in. l2-gauge double barrel. fun
choke. auto. electors. Circassian
sefent pus; soiid leather sase SIS
R; r. Sherman. Mclean, Va, Elm
sH SHOT ts' Ranger. 12-sause pump:
god condition; S45. Ludlow 3-7607.
under, fuil and modified ss.in. bar.
E. sAW y. NIB M4s s$a SALES CO. sla D
sHoTGGN. I2-ss: dbl. Parker. D. +.
on aut s9oS :}s sspinR sGed r sSRd
S 5S:' NE sAhss co. als 8 St:
sHOTGUN. new Rem. 4s streamlined
A. aess gs sa sop only fun b, Snss
sHOTGUN. Iaosause winchester.
little . seasons; ses. 81. 25I5.
pump: Is SAUCE sa taII CHOKE, assd
SHOTGUN. 12-gauge Remington
Sportsman. 2s.inch barrel modified.
G e W. II. S.572o after Il .i noon Sun.
Jude. service for 12. AID. 1889. -
ling. service for II. including carv-
shod set sugar Ss,t 0o set cream g.. Rse mE
silver. steriins-set Of tea, coffee,
sl.ssss and 5r.s sOeEs :s gsS siSii
fiee Screen xsis nhe 81 TOBY MUGS MUGS
American and English. from large
collection, $1s. 923 Shepherd st.
SILVER. 81 pcs. Marg. Rose (Nat'D.
never used; chest; $3.50; cost. $3.50.
SILVERWARE, International Sterling.
Lotus pattern, IL place settings and
IL extra spoons. engraved with mi
tial 'K"; initial can be removed II
| necessary; in ivory decorated case;
original cost. 1855; will sell for
$3.50. Cali until pm, 314 Gala
siLvERWARE. nat and hollow; 25es
to 500 Oh. BERNARD's, 1905
Conn. ave.
SINK, SO In. kitchen. wall type, with
fittings. perfect cond.; S25 for quick
sale. 81. 1914.
SINK, Coin porcelain. dble. drain;
complete with faucet and metal.
excel. cond.; $50. Call Mon, vi.
SINK, white enamel. go inches long,
2 drainboar ds, all fixtures, excellent
sondition, $50: M; 1882 80.
bic bowl, reg. price. 1895. sale
price. xl29.9 AZ In. reg. price.
' 9s9. e6. gale price. $50 .96. ATTAIN
TIC Coz 607 v OF. n.w.. NO. 1921.
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sis ms sep i ieis lssh ST. as
s 4PSi q COUCH. blue, excellent con-
STUDIO COUCH, maroon. reversible.
S17: rollaway bed. Simmons, Sis;
s niT; 81 eo1 4esi COVER. excel eond.
terial: S.. sH. $3.50.
SUIT, L., mans. brand new, size, 40:
oyercoat; size ,s,a 40; new shoes; all for
SUIT. mans formal tails: size a.;
worn 8 times: finest material and
tailoring: sacrifice. $50. ov. 6402.
sun LAMP. "sperti" very little
used intTs-ree dR snd 54 ultraviolet adj
s f5fP1; &C CABINET size lie 7exssx1s;
s 1885, :" Wk.. p1. 1872. il1a 18th NV:
TABLE, coffee. mahogany also
s!::; si;R siss
finish: SIS RIA. 3955.,
TABLE. round. sideboard and chi. china
price, SIS. IA: o47o. 1890 N.
Powhatan St. Arl., va. 80
TABLE - Must sacrifice exquisite
crotch mahogany occasional table a,Ea
metal blinds. IA. 1858.
TABLE-Round din. rm.. table. will
seat comfortably; extendsd' so VII
TABLE. large mahog. drop,leaf, $50:
4-drawer chest, $40: club chair
with slip cover, S12: antique En-
Dire chest; scooter ST. 81: J iusl'
TABLE. mahos., Duncan Phyfe. with
stands. 81. sH. ssss.
tables gith matehtns cocktail t table
r "a es'a aN b1t sERvERs. walnut s and
mahoe.; lamps. table and torchiere;
etc: reas. CO. O645.
TARNISH PREyENTOR by Robin. 81.
We also make unusual tewelry.
Your own stones may De u Sea,, IN
the holiday rush, Craftsmen in
ROBIN JEWELS: sos 18th st. NV.
Antiques, fne repairing.
Longines. Wittnauer watch agency.
TELEvIsToN. l2h N: with , Telezo oaa
AMIN radio. The latest, mo.
sslad. oo Ssst $500 Sell for SO sss6.
rfE Iii Vision 1o-inch. Philco. table
n %o ss M msh Ss47 like new; '.cF 5o
TfE II .Si 1s5o. 1e-inch RcA
table model; regular price, $685.;
viii sell TOR s5l5. See at Is q ath
TiEsLEsVfisroN-see US for the best
deal in town. Plenty Of floor sam
Piles at savings Of $25 to 81 80 on
list. We knowingly will not be un-
dersold. Take 9 years to pay, Al
PERSTEINS ELECTRIC VILLAGE.
pa Carroll ave-. .Takoma PIX; Md.
sH. 2700. SH;, 1898. Open Mon.
rEEhh HTvfis sss Ha Ia Tin. table
m eondl s Mah' e al. 1855 s'ea' peri
door samples. new 1850 models only;
S;ss SsRsEs Sc Us 81 sfss ga Ga
TELEvIsION-New 1850 models.
PARAMoUNT CO., Georgia ave. at
w st. NV. Hudson 1900.
TELEVISION = Philco, table model
"1OO2," 8 mo. old: very reasonable.
TELEVIssIoN. RcA. door models.
I'D to 25% on. Factory-installed and
guaranteed. WHEELER, INC, $500
Wis. EN-. $500, 8 am. to 8 pm.
TELEvisION, RCA, blond table model,
l VI. old; z" tube; cost $500, sell
S75 or best offer. MIR. EYER, 1856
Irving st. NV.
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LIQUIDATION SALE
CLOSING OUT
Washington Motor Sales
Corp.
1907 18th st. NV.
ADAMS 3211

NO REAS. OFFER REFUSED
Hall valve seat grinder.
Lanigan and Hoke Armature tester
and Growler
westinghouse electric water cooler.
Showcase.
Lincoln portable oil receiver.
Battery chareers.
ALL Miscellaneous SHOP TOOLS
Parts cleaning tank and agitator.
Air compressor.
Safe.
Sales board,
Perpetual parts inventory.
Wheel dex type.
Lathe, metal. with undercutter and
attachments.
Motor hoist. portable.
Desks.
Chairs.
Sales slip register.
Oil, grease and tires.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
PIANOS
KIMBALL, THE KEYBOARD OF THE

KIMBALL, THE KEYBOARD OF THE
NATION
For % years the kimball policy has
been to make piano as fine as it
can be built, compared with others
of equivalent size and type. The
only piano completely made i'll
their own factory. Come in and
let us show you our display Of these
wonderful pianos: convenient terms.
Worth while allowances. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO., HOS G st. NV.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

REG, WELL-BRED English: setter,
thoroughly broken. hunted 3 sea-
sons in South. Rockville 1855 80
ST. BERNARD PUPS, registered
Axe, sather a prize-winner, Won
derful Christmas present. Call
ENGLISH 1Ho' BULL PUPS. genuine
Sour MUGS excel. blood lines
grown dogs; stud service. RIA. 1875.
POODLE PUPPIES. reg
istered. black. males; stud service.
wiRE. H HAIRED TERRIERS, 3 mos.
old; Axe rec; 2 males, $40 ca.
BOXER. fawn color. male, II months
old, Axe rssistersf. 500. sH. 1 aU
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1920 7th st. NV.
MA SSS0

SAVINGS-Install your
own antenna: complete kit with in
structions. AK. 1885.
TELEVISION SETS up to 40es on;
2-year service on all models. Last
Samples and demonstrators. Free
Open ewes. until O.. ROYAL AP-
PLIANCE co, 1911 Nichols ave.
Sc; AZ; 1000; ar.,d-r.v lat.
at model Scott de luxe table sets
(iarge screen) ct wholesale and less.
ST. e40O. JORDAN PLANO CO.,
1918 9TH u. NV. -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BABY FURNITURE = Cribs. high
chairs, play pens; week or month;
free delivery. TIL. 3443, BERGER'S
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 E st.
NV. National 1904.
REFRIGERATORS, washing machines,
ironers, etc. Reas. rates, with op--
ton to buy against credit for rent
paid DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO.,
5023 Wis. ave NV. WO. 1902. -3
RENT LADDERS, TOOLS
Floor polisher. elec. drill, plumber q
snake wires, etc. Ask about our
new rental plan.
PEOPLES Hardware Stores
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TELEVTSION

T sAY k ARyE sHVE 9 1P T Tog sfo6 Yen 6S
1850 MODEL Ign INCH T: ";
ALSO 1850 PHILCO. FORMERLY
Sl99.95. NOW S99.96. SAVE ON
MANY OTHER FAMOUS MAKES AT
DEEP-CUT PRICES. EASY TERMS.
AI.PEPSTETN'S