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Evening star., 1949-06-05

70 oe cacssc by name sad II ksc
been the understanding Of scsne cs
the prospective members tha.
would elect fheg own chairman
Thomas Z Coleman. finance
for Wisconsin. recently involved
In a headuaarsers iii with Mr..
Scott. had neen mentioned rs G
possible choice
Mr.. Scott, Who heads the party
2s-memner strategy committee
and Mr.. Coleman. IL vice chair
man. are ex-osrcso members OF the
seven member executive group
Others named included Senator
Brewster Of Maine, who heads the
Senate Republican carapa.gr
Committee: Representative Lron-
ard w. Han Of New YORK. chair
man Of the House Campaign
Committee: Representative Cecil
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Czech Mission Chief
In Berlin FIees With
Blast al Prague Reds
by the Assoeiuisd Press

BERLIN, June 4.-American
authorities disclosed today that
the highest ranking Czech repre-
sentative In Berlin has fed. leav-
ing behind a letter declaring his
country is under a corrupt police
dictatorship"
DR.. Bedrich Bruegel, acting
chief of the Czech military mis-
sion. took leave in q letter May
26 to his Foreign Ministry. He
gave American State Department
representatives q copy.
DR.. Bruegel Is the seventh men,
Der Of the 10-man mission to 60
into exile since the Communist
coup In Prague in February, l948.
The chief Of the mission, Brig
Gen. Frantisek Dastich, and five
others fled eight months ago.
American Authorities said DR..
Bruegel has left Germany for an
undiSclosed destination.
In his letter, he charged that
the Prague government was toler-
ating various Czechoslovak intel
ligence agencies to be set up in
Western Germany. He obviously
was referring to the American
roundup few months ago OF q
Czech spy ring.
Mentioning conditions in his
home country, he charged that
people are constantly being ar
rested In the Bohemian provinces
without written warrant" and are
subject to torture and bodily in
jurieS" at the hands of Czech
security police.
The Foreign Ministry, he as
serted, permitted a crude and
brazen campaign against the same
West from which it has asked daily
aid and support" This hurt the
country's relations with the West
and with Germany. he added.
In q trade deal with the Soviet
zone Of Germany. he said. his
country sent $4,000. 900 more In
goods than It received and Is now
negotiating an agreement even
more Instantaneous.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Canadian Aircraft Carrier
Aground OF Nova Scotia
ey the Asseeiossd Press


HALIFAX. June 4.-The Cana
dian aircraft carrier Magnificent
went aground near the Nova
Scotia coast tonight after striking
submerged rocks.
The 14,000-ton carrier was re-
turning from a training cruise
along the coast.
The ship went aground at Port
Mouton, the same place where
the Belfast freighter Wicklow
Head. pounded to pieces two years
ago.
Extent Of the Magnificent's
damage was unknown. Naval tugs
from Halifax steamed to her aid
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Scott Picks Chairman
IM 6. 0. P. Group, But
May Be Challenged
aB ths Assssiassa Press

Republican National Chairman
Hugh D. Scott. tr.. announced the
appointment Of Whitney 0tlltland
Of Iowa as chairman Of q party
strategy-executive committee.
But some Republicans, who tn
terpreted this as O move 70 keep
Mr. Scott In fun control Of the
paraty machinery. said the choice
might be challenged at the group q
first meeting Tuesday.
A party ofiicial who asked not
Evening star., 1949-06-05

D. Harden ns indiana ass Cscs
iangiae cf wasnInstcn
MraA HMfGr4 voted toe ~
Sccsss rrterssun as chairman al
ihe January SatAxaai Ccx1nats~
Erxt.ns Ia Omaha. wsses he uCs
cut ey q scGs~sosr sssazx.n Ssss
Is the osaly GAeraewg @. The ex~cs.,
Evening star., 1949-06-05

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Cnsn-.ssse~ ma~eAA~g
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

"stepchild" of the house. Once bath
room equipment is installed very lit
tie can be done to improve a poor
situation Fortunately, many of the
~irritations that other people have ex-
perienced can be avoided or elimi-
mated by careful planning.
Location of Bathroom
Location is of prime Importance.
In a rural home, to accommodate the
workers coming in from the fields
and outer buildings, it usually is
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
The Well Planned Bathroom
Adds Much to Rural Family Living
By FLORENCE JOHNSON VAN NORDEN

rectly over the kitchen in a two-story
house. But don't sacrifice conven-
fence for the small saving that you
might make in rearranging the 10
cation of the bathroom.
The placing of the pipes is an
other problem. The severity of Mon
tana winters makes it necessary to
insulate the pipes in the outside
walls. If the pipes are in the walls
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

of the living or dining rooms, the
noise of running water might be OBJ
jectionable.
Many people have been pleased
with the arrangement of having bare
pipes strung in the corner of y
closet or up the back of cupboards.
This reduces the noise and also
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
An Editorial
Well Fed

MOST OF US FEEL that we are
pretty well fed. We eat the food we
like and we are satisfied. We might,
however, get the surprise of our lives
if a scientific analysis of our daily
food were made over a certain period
of time.
Just such a study was carried on
a couple of years ago by one of the
large electrical appliance corpora
tons in cooperation with the Ellen
H. Richards institute of the Pennsyl-
vania State college.
Sixty-four families, middle class,
intelligent individuals, all in appar-
ent good health with incomes suf-
ficient to buy the food believed to
be necessary for the best nutrition
were selected to carry on a project
described as "a Study In Human
Frailties."
The results were revealing and in
teresting as well as startling in some
particulars.
Complete physical examinations
were given all the participants at the
beginning, after six months and at
the end of the year. There were
marked improvements noted in the
general health and appearance.
There was less fatigue and nervous
ness. Fewer colds were reported.
Eo-44.11xr 4I1~o xxroc m Snonpoxfnd
status among the children.
One of the interesting facts
brought out was that the older and
young women, too, made the poorest
showing. They did not eat the right
foods. Their meals lacked proper
balance. Probably they could not
resist parties and the rich sweet des-
serts served at them-most women
can't. 1t makes them take on weight,
so they diet, and essential food ele-
ments are ommitted.
Improper cooking among wen the
best cooks destroyed some of the
elements which are volatile, such as
ascorbic acid, the element that
keeps the body young"
These are only a few of the facts
from the lengthy thought-provoking
report. One cannot help being i'm
pressed with the fact that here is
field in which the average housewife
is grossly ignorant. But she neec
not be so because reliable informa,
ton is available for the asking.
During the war a wonderful be
ginning was made in nutrition
Housewives all over the land at
tended classes in the subject but Xix
SO many other emergency demands
when the war was over the interes
Jagged.
The selection, preparation an
serving of food, each and all impo1
tant in nutrition are principally tn
concern and the responsibility of tn
mother and the homemaker. It
her job to know whether or not he
family is really being well fed
AMY MARTIN.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

THE COMFORT and convenience
of a fully equipped and well planned
bathroom add much to rural family
living.
Experts have planned scientific
kitchens and flexible living rooms,
but the bathroom has remained the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
No Green Thumb

1 RAKE, level and seed
With tender loving care
I spray, dust and cultivate
Each Seeding growing there.
But does my garden thrive
Like my neighbours down the
lane?
Alas, it never has
But I shall try again!
-Leona Vaughan. Lake County
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

more convenient to have the bath
room near the outside entrance at
the rear of the house. The men a
enter the house, remove their outer
work clothing, and clean up before
going to the dining oom
To keep from making your kitchen
a "traffic-1ane," have the entrance
to the bathroom from the rear hall
or the utility room.
If you have a two-story home, and
you feel you can afford only one
bathroom, then it should be on the
first floor. An ideal arrangement is
to have a complete bath on the Sec
ond floor near the sleeping rooms
and a Mushroom a the rear en-
trance. A desirable Mushroom ar
rangement would include a shower
and bench, a lavatory, and a toilet,
with a closet near by.
A dry, well lighted basement
might also be just the. place for the
Mushroom. Odd spaces can be used
the used-to-be-pantry, part of a
large, old-fashioned kitchen, unused
hall areas, closets or the black pits
under stairways.
What About Piping?
Plan for a convenient location of
the bathroom before the expense of
piping is considered. 1t has been
found that assmall saving could be
made if the kitchen sink and bath
room fixtures are placed back to
back, Or the bathroom placed di-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
Bath Tub

MATERIAL
Enameled Cast Iron
Popular material, gives good serv-
ice.
Enameled Formed Steel
Lighter in weight, no cheaper, as
steel is still a critical material.
SHAPE
Rectangular
s. popular length but longer tub is
more comfortable.
Square
Approximately twice as expen-
sive. Greater ease and conven-
fence for children's baths or foot
baths. Shape more adaptive in
some bathrooms.
COLOR
Most companies now show several
pastels. Priced about Is percent
more than white. Color restricts
change in decorative scheme in
later years.
CONSTRUCTION
Bottom flat and "nOn-SiIp" for
safety. Rim designed for gripping.
NOT UNDER THE WINDOW
Cold, breezy, difficult to get to the
window, curtaining a problem.
RECESS IF POSSIBLE
More privacy, less difficult to cur
tain for tub-shower, tub will have
less surface to clean.
CONSIDER THE PIPING
Small saving can be made by hav-
ing all fixtures on one wall, kitch-
en- and bathroom fixtures on OPP
posite sides of one wall. Bathroom
directly above kitchen in a 2-story
house. But do not sacrifice con-
venience for a small saving. Water
spigots and valves can be on side
wall instead of end if such ar
rangement would simplify pip
ing.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
What About Piping?
Toilet
LavatOry
WHAT SHALL I BUY?


WHAT SHALL I BUYs
MATERIAL MATERIAL
Vitreous China vitreous China
Does not chip, easy to clean, more Most sanitary.
sanitary and impervious to house.
hold acids and cleaners. IfF
Siphoniet
Quiet, flushing actt
WalI-hung gish in one-niece n
Question of sufficient wall sup tank is so near the
pot. Reverse Action
Pedestal and Legged nno4 .ouu1x H.,
Good appearance, easy to clean the bowl well but
around and under.
Cabinet "eS" Oo""
Extra storage space. depends upon vol
pHuu.5 for cleaning. No
For counter-sinking. Excellent if hppe'I patter Is IS d =
counter and storage space is ~ ~
planned around lavatory. HEIGHT
~,1E IA TO Isl from the
Popular size
18"x22". Most women say it is too
small.
Larger size
27"x22". Worth extra cost in
added convenience.
WHERE SHALL I PLACE IT?
HEIGHT BEHIND THE Dool
Install high enough for average More privacy.
person-33" from the floor. Ar
frv" Made by stub pa
LIGHTING bathroom ,o is denar
Take advantage of natural light
STORAGE
Arrange for storage units and
counter space adjacent to lava
tory if possible.
IN RELATION TO OTHER
FIXTURES
Between tub and toilet if all three
fixtures are placed on one wall
Medicine cabinet to the left and
above; mirror directly above.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
NOT UNDER THE WINDOW

Cold, breezy, difficult to get to the
window, curtaining a problem.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

Made by stub partition used 30
recess tub. Most privacy unless
bathroom is departmentalized.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
COLOR
CONSTRUCTION

Bottom flat and "non-slip" for
safety. Rim designed for gripping.
Evening star., 1949-11-12
THE EVENING STAR
AsHINCION d c SATURDAY kovember II 194
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcon.. ,

REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcon.. ],
PLASTERING and repairing; white;
work guaranteed. Call MI. 1924
PLuMBING-No Job too small: re.
pairs and replacements. SAMUEL c
pR9xp1sG' R9xP &C.. GIATiSS-ouarsnteed 81 lGss:
ers. ALLEN L. LLOYD. MI. 1896
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRED. also
washers, guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO..
Day. UN. f612 Ewes. UN. 1915.
ROOF REPAIRING. gutterlng, water.
proofing, slate repairing. Work guar
F. P WADDELL, TR. 1879.
ROOFING. all types. new work and
repairs. cutters. spouts. carpentry
and painting Free estimates. A
D; THOMAS, HU 77S2. .-12
ROOFING. an types. no job toe
small: repairs and new roofs. SAM.
UE1 c. BOYD. INC. GE l06S,
T. v. REPAIR-By appointment only
3.50-Touch Up Special,-S3. so
Center screen, better focus, improve
picture, more brightness, track pic
ture and sound, check tubes and
antenna, clear set. Opening 1or
200 more second-year service con-
tracts. low as S24 per year. Call
UPHoLsTERY. RUGS cleaned, moth. mot
proofed in your home; expert serv.
VENETIAN BLINDS BLINDS washed. I' repa,n,.
ed. retaped recorded PARK AVE.
VENETIAN BLIND co. 62i4 r. /,
ave Riyerdale. Md I'm I345
Evening star., 1949-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDING MACHINE and typewriter,
standard or portable; by pvt. party.
vi. 1892 bet. 8 and >. -22
a. brac. china sill
verware, old jewelry, glass; ANY amt:
- Furniture, brlc-a-nrac.
china, glassware, rugs, silverWare.
paintines; highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY tStarbecker. IA
BATH ara TUBS, basins. sinks. toilets,
your bsmt. for winter. Cali US now.
AK; 1900. Ask for Mr.. Slackman.
BEDROOM, dining room, contents OF
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
IA. 2937; after pm, GE. 1416.
BOoKS-Collections of books, fiction,
non-fiction, all subjects, any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1853 Pa. ave.
n.w3 ST. 669S. Open from 9 am,
BOOKS. large and small collections,
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 72l 9th
CLOTHlNG-Highest prices for mems
used clothing. BERMAN'S 1922 7th
St, st, NV; AID. a7a7, Will call daily
DIAMOND. for engasement ring;
approx. carat 20. Box 1919
Washington. d. C. 133
DIRECT CURRENT INVERTER for
console radio-phono. EX. Ol93. 13s
FRENCH ANTIQUES-Large COM
MODE rss tables. porcelain vases. etc.
FURNlTURE-Your entire i.ousenold
contents or odd places: highest
prices. S. E, FURN. EXCH go
Tth 81 sc AT O5S5.
- Good used household
goods: all or part: china, cut glass,
top prices. MRS. GAY. RE. 1904.
12'
furniture Of all kinds; entire home
or odd pieces; pay cash. Please
call MR.: JAMES. phone MA $500.
buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces. Also old glass.
ware. china. bric-a -brac. Buying
and selling for over 80 years. HOP
WOODS. Sth and K sts. NV NE.
Evening star., 1949-11-12
VIOLINS (7)

Excel. cond. and tone, very old:
owner must sacrifice as collection or
singly; very reas. 570S Both ave,
Hyatts.. WA. 1896. 13'
WASHER, apartment size, Easy SPIN
dry almost new; best offer. .Wo.
WASHER. kenmore" automatic
$3.50. WO. 1899. III
WASHER, de luxe Bendix: Philco
combination floor model; baby crib;
baby sarriaEe. call 81. 2777.
size: good cOnd; $50. Wo. 5sls.
WASHING MACHINE. westinrhouse,
spinner soI I'd Dryer, good condition; price
WISHING MACHINE, auto. Launder-
al; excel. cond.; reasonable; must
WASHING MACHINE. excellent con-
WASHING MACHINES for rent,
wringer type. spinners. automatics;
rentals low as; 81 weekly; no invest.
M. snts, eov.s. no M TPtsnens cost HTnH fnisl
!NSoN, 3714 14th st. NV, Ia.
WASHING wfxNsSHsiiNa MACHINE. AHc.. vrinser
type, in excel. cond.. 2 yrs. old;
oris. sest .sls .ssllass.s5, viii sell for $50.
wasnHi&Na Al & MACHINE MACHINE. n.ndix ua auto
matte, new but slightly dented; S.4a
model SI39. STAR RADIO CO.,
w2sHlaa tas 1sss Il siAesisE. elSi Thor Auto.
sa,e ss mode. a;s sassso ~ :shtIy srAs fsntss "a
WASHING MACHINE. Easy spindry,
m: suite. complete. s1ab. OR.
wAssaaiHo xAcn1nEs, 20. dise. on
al noor models; last years models
.Inshsd . foYyA ESP s'rT.i AsrrrSScn Hsea sys. co
rssaNa 's Nshi. MacM, css &: s.ndl !. 1oqo sox.
r.s. l::s NMs5'.sss MS sss.s su.s Wo "! Zoo install. s
WASH T0B, sink drip board COM
bination. white porcelain, perfect
cond.. chrome hx. S22. II. S-5605.
WATCHES, mems, HAMILTON and n
gtn wrist watcieS; cheap. Call OR.
wATER ssTE III aEATras. Z rs new, used iesd-
sTER: 825 ST. NV. 81 800
1ltai af, 1sss ssd; $40; sood As new. IA eau
VIZ IcsR saS: kitchen cabinet.
S12: electric oven. Sl5; good con-
dition. TR, 1854, .--13
WMEEI.CHAIR. adult, small, used
only only ,Sss t.ice. new condition. $50.
WHEEL CHAIR, machinist's tools, at
tic fan: reasonable. SH. 8732. --13
.x0U CAN SAVE up TO $500 on
several floor sample spinet and con-
sole pianos. including HardMan and
thu famous Minipiano: full 6-yeAr
oma sssb aso up sersl ssr. Din1s E1
BAR. NC. 1900 q st. NV. Ma
BLACK DKAR nIDEs. skinned out
81 expeft; make wonderful rug after
tauning. Call co. 3231. -13
Evening star., 1949-11-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont. J

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcont.
WOMAN, white, dependable. wishes
g.h.w.; good worker; live out. HO.
5:sSS. -12
WOMAN. white. would like apis. to
clean. day or evening. FIR. 5419
RELIABLE COLORED GIRL desires
position as mothers helper or s;h.w.
RX. 6551. -12
SPANISH GIRL. to work as maid in
American home. some one who talks
Spanish; experienced. Box 262-K,
COLORED GIRL. fond of children,
desires full-time g.h:w. NE. i5073,
COLORED GIRL desires work as
mothers helper or taking care OF
children EX. 0619.
C0LORED GIRL desires work, ) days
. wk. good references. Call TR
coIoRED GIRL wants part-time
work, . to IL. Phone AID. 5423
III -I3
CoLoRED LADY would like morning
work; 9 to 5 or $50 to 4:3o- ME
CoLoRED WOMAN, reliable, wants
regular days work; Mon. and Fri;
excel. worker. Call HU. S244.
C0kORED WOMAN wants DAYS work
on caring for sick, RE. 0579
COZ. MIDDLE-AGE LADY to care
for children; S25 and carfare. TR
6601 any time after pm l3s
Evening star., 1949-11-12
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

WELL SEASONED, hard or mixed
wood. ready for use; delivered In
Virginia OK. 1881.
5 cords, hickory. locust,
poplar. pine, cut 2 feet. Call WI.
SEASONED SPLIT OAK WOOD. WIN
deliver u cords, "a cords or full
cords Call ALASKA COAL CO.. MA.
58Sh or OF 1900.
wood. ready to burn S1O full cord,
12S Gu. #; SIS delivered Large
tract cleared: excellent wood. Tele-
phone Damascus 3102 or write
LESSIG, Rt. g. Gaithersburg. Md.
Evening star., 1949-11-12
POULTRY AND EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 6I9 K st. NV.
-Conkey's Y-O feeds baby chicks;
poultry supplies. NE. 00S9.
PULLETS-ROP sired Hamp- rocks.
80 laying for sale. also 80 IL wks.
old. Call LO. 5-s474. Ia
PIGEONS. White King, 81 and 81 so
each. M. c. RUSSELL, Spencer
vile, Md. Telephone Ashton 1892.
BARRED ROCK BOOSTERS for
breeding; Parks certified extra
heavy. LO. 5-0s12. Ia
100 LAYING New Hampshire Red
pulle.s. Call LO. 5-1975 or Ash
ton $50. Ia
PULLETS, so, N H., starting to lay;
20 3 months old; IL Indian River
Crosses. MAXWELL, Lanham, Md.
WA. 1545. 13s
wholesale and retail.
MYERS TURKEY FARM, Clifton,
Va. Telephone Fairfax 194-J-3.
Evening star., 1949-11-12
AVIATION

1916 ERCOUPE. 1923 hrs. since ma
Tor: wings recently recovered, Ben
dix radio. Can be seen at Queens
Chapel Airport. WA 964Q. Ia
155 hrs. SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS; new
1949 Family Cruiser. Cessna 12O.
Vagabond and many other used low
priced planes. 2 shops for air
craft service. Call US for latest
Bib Bulletin Installation. WASH
NGTON-VIRGINIA AIRPORT, INC.
FA. 1925. -13
1916 ERCOUPE, new engine. new
wings. new paint JOB, 1st class eond
Sacrifice, 81 800. WA. 6349. la
Evening star., 1949-11-12
BOATS

WANTED: PENGUIN-will pay cash
at once. Phone Elmwood 204 after
GONG TO MIAMI. inland water way,
Monday or Tuesday in comfortable
twin screw cruising yacht. viii
give free transportation and meals
to gentleman capable of steering and
handling lines. Give age. nationality
and telephone number in 1st COM
munication. Box 1871 Star. Ia
CRUISER, 3S it.. Matthews
type; fully equipped; Chrysler Royal
engine: / year old: will sacrifice for
quick sale. See Capt. Beatty, Deale.
ELGIN. outboard motor boat. IN
h.p.; used 6 mos; Al shape. Ask
, ing Sl00. Wa. 1850. -13
Bloody Point, Gooses, Herrins Bay.
For reservations call CAPT. AN
THONY KING. WA. 4192.
l9dS STEELCRAFT de luxe sedan;
new cond., very few hrs. operation;
full equipment and extras; sacrifice
below market; $500. Call WA. 2292
lSi, 81 Wi kiCaAsDsoN IaIAissiDsoN ee-ft. twin t en-
gine sedan; sleeps 4; many extras
including convertible top. stop light.
speedometers Cost over $1,000;
price, 4,59o or pest offer. Phone
N,,ABOUT BOAT. 22 #. long, g
#: beam, built in % 1910; Gee Buick s.
Sk eysinafE %ISfRR fnsnf fRoTHcISs, fRSs covers.
curtains and sails. W. A. HENDER-
SON, 500 Maine ave. s.w. Elk.
Evening star., 1949-11-12
Storm DoOrs-Aluminum
Comb.-$59.5O Installed
These beautiful lifetime doors spe-
cially priced for q limited time only
UN. 1886 till 10 pm.

STUDIO COUCHES, 3: NAH. dresser.
chifierobe, chest; very reas, moving
1l14 Monroe st. NV. RA. 2036.
-13
STUDIO COUCH. new, modern blond
m4shhosanyy 4nhn % With End removable bed.
SUIT. maroon with contrasting tweed
$123. sell for S75: new. vi. OLA.
SUN LAMP-ultra-v Violet. Hanovia
Alpine: l25 watts, l20 volts; like
new; $50 value for $50. UN. s434.
TEA SET, large b-pe.. never used,
on feet; saerinee price. s75. Apt.
n. III; Ivle25 1914 Conn % ave. ao n;x ni6 p,,t,o
viii sell Tor sfso. Can Be .' seen at
TELEVisioN1New 1850 models.
PARAMOUNT CO. Georsis ave. At
rELEv,sicS Y s; nH HudsSn 1880
1919: excel. cond.; must saerifice
for S175. No dealers. OF. sl07.
rELEvIsIoN. crosl.y. ,ewei-toned.
10 in. Radio-Victrola comb. de
mos @Ha o3d owner must s'sS; sac. kisss bess
ranEvrsfoN, 'YSo YS0in. oE table mod model,
nFurchased in August, $3.50, sell $3.50.
rEHEvisoa. M4: fe stromb.rs-carlsmon.i s.
seld for 81 'o4s; viii 1H sssrit,ce. AG5s. $3.50.
TREEvisIoN. E Vision; Emerson, table mod model,
kelyinatop slightly nn; used $50 $50; Rch t
sGghln.0n Mo1na sacre rfse 'ns s ghone seosais s4
TEIEvfsIoN. isn, oes dE i s1i INC Console. % 1osin.
screen, used / mo-, S220.Il: mo.
free service; list price. s3a9:a5.
rEIEvisfos Eli SaSS; SET. RcA three .'a way.
Pm radio and phonoeraph and I05
free service, ta must sell A'i sH. eAsae': saPs.
TELEvIsIoN SETS uD to 4os Oh;
yesrs modeis siashed. ia a "0Ss,n: Nan, hooi asi
samples and demonstr.tors. Free
home demonstration. Easy terms.
Open eyes. until g.. ROYAL AP-
rilAkGGE 2. sG 7SS5i. sc. 1911 Nichols ave
TIRES. factory recond., all sizes.
tires. s6.s5. Open weekdays and
Sun. IN 9 pm. ALL SERVICE TIRE
co 1919 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 1850.
TEAM. Lionel. O27 gauge, lse. amt.
ssns ssnS; ia Ss;Ia, FIsa
good cond. EN-. 7sia. a0n -i5
TRANSFORMER. Lionel Trainmaster:
type, v, l50-watt. lis volts: auto
log log, loader, auto log dump car, will
4s40, apt. 507 anytime Sunday
till 5 pm. or Monday after 8 pm
TROMBONE. silver. case. mutes.
stand; cost $s5, must sell by Mon
day' nrst $2S takes. DE. 3044:
TUXEDO. Witty Bros. worn twice.
80 short. silk vest, S35. WI. 1890.
portable Underwood;
practically new; 500 cash. CHI. s699.
rYrEwRITERs. new and rebuiIt;
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.
IL assl 7; r caD,sSl sunoa. st. s;so-5;so. incl.
saa ~ EEos f9F tEsn cS
TYrEwRIrsEsRs. see 1 and 1i1S, ap; new
Underwood. $3.50 plus tax; easy
terms, tssps; ,Sl CENTRAL: ESA+ aola 18th s..
yAcu6M en- cLEaasR. a tsIn nat lstest ST. mossl node
Hoover with attachments, perfect
cond., S45. WI, S442 Ia
VACUUM CLEANER, Eureka tank
model. 194S. with all attachments.
practically new; owner must sell; |
$50 or best offer. 10. 3-469O. lii
VACUUM CLEANERS-Tank and up
right, S295 to S4.95. Yes they are
electric and they do work. Ma. o1s4.
-17
Kloz, 1888: excellent condi-
ton, finest tone; case and bow. 625