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Evening star., 1949-11-27
ADVERTISEMENT
New Hearing Device
Has No Receiver
Button In Ear

Chicago, Ill.-Deafened people
are hailing a new device that
gives them clear hearing without
making them wear a receiver
button in the ear. They now en-
Joy songs, sermons, friendly
companionShip and business sue
cess with no self-conscious feel
ing that people are looking at
any button hanging on their ear.
With the new Phantomold you
may free yourself not only
from deafness, but from even
the appearance OF deafness.
The makers of Beltone, Dept
40, 1850 w. 10th ST., Chicago
8, H., are so proud of their
achievement they will gladly
send you their free brochure
lin plain wrapper and explain
how you can test this amazing
device in the privacy Of your
own home without risking q
penny. Write Beltone today.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Mrs. BorkIey to Be Offered
Presidency of Senate Ladies

served herself just like the rest
of U.s." the member said. Mrs
Roosevelt also used to drop in
once in a while"
If Mrs. Barkley takes the presi-
dency, she probably will be the
youngest ever to serve in the Of
flee. She is 38.
The group was founded during
World War I in April, 1917,
by Mrs. Tom Marshall. wife Of the
Democratic Vice President, to roll
Red Cross bandages and do SINH
lar work.
While most vice presidential
wives accepted the Office, Mrs.
John Nance Garner and Mrs.
Henry A. Wallace were not active.
The late Mrs. Garner long served
as head of her husbands office
staff and Mrs. Wallace made few
appearances.
More recently there was no Vice
President when Mr.. Truman be-
came President. Mrs. Arthur
Vandenberg, wife of the Repub-
lican Senator from Michigan took
over the duties. Her husband was
Senate president pro tempore.
This year, Vice President Bark
ley was a widower and Senator
Mcclellan. Democrat, of Tennes-
see, president pro tempore. is a
bachelor. so an election was held.
The late Mrs. Allen j. Ellender,
wife of the Democratic Senator
from Louisiana. served as presi-
dent for a very active program.
She died suddenly and the Office
now is vacant.
Membership in the Senate ladies
continues even if the Senator dies
or is defeated.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
BY the Assoeiotsd Pyss,

Vice President Barkley soon
may be calling his attractive
bride Madame President"
Under time -honored tradition
the new Mrs. Barkley can become
president-not vice president-of
the Senate ladies'" If she wants
the position and title.
This is an exclusive group made
up OF wives of United States Sena-
tors who devote part Of q day
each week when Congress is in
session to Red Cross or other
work. ..'
The top Office always is offered
to the wife Of the Vice President
or the other top-ranking Senate
officer. but is not always accepted
I'VE certainly hope Mrs. Bark
ley will take it," one Senator's
wife active in the group said. "She
is charming and it would give all
Of us a chance to really know
her.
1--WE usually meet about
O'Clock in the morning, Tuesdays
and work until 3 o'clock that
afternoon rolling bandages, knit
ting or doing some similar work.
We each bring a sandwich or box
lunch for ourselves and eat that
together" .
Once a year the Senate ladies
invite the wives of the President
and Cabinet members to a ses-
sion. When Mrs. Truman ac-
cepted this year all members
wore big cards with their names
to aid In Identification.
Mrs. Truman even put on a
card and when lunch time came,
Evening star., 1949-11-27
AP in Argentina Held
Violating Regulations
BY The Assoeioted Pres,

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 26.-Two
Peronista Party newspapers said
today that congressional investi-
gators have found the Associated
Press bureau here and the inde-
pendent daily La Presna have not
maintained accounting systems in
accordance with government reg
ulations.
The AP and La Presna are
among II news organizations
whose accounts are being aduited
by the congressional committee.
1t is attempting to find the source
of funds used to support the
leftist-liberal coalition which
unsuccessfully opposed Juan D.
Peron for the presidency three
years ago.
The charge of improper book
keeping was made by Democracia,
principal government organ, and
Ell Laborista, whose editor, Con-
gresham Rodolfo Decker, said it
was made on the basis of informa-
ton furnished the investigating
committee by its auditors.
The newspapers said the COM
mittee was told that the account
books of the Associated Press and
La Presna were not correctly reg
istered with the government.
Democracia said: Failure to
have their books registered shows
q lack OF responsibility by COM
mercial organizations Of such
magnitude"
Ell Laborista said La Presna
failed to register properly its books
"to escape legal obligation
and an intention to defraud can
be presumed"
This newspaper said APPS book
keeping faults were similar to
La Presna's, only worse"
It charged: In its books there
were found annotations in a for
eign language. This shows a lack
of respect for this country"
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Spanish Movie to Be Shown

Eduardo Proper de Callejon,
charge d'affairs of the Spanish
Embassy, and other members of
the Embassy will be guests at a
special showing of "Serenata Es-
panola." at 8 pm. tomorrow in
Dunbarton College Auditorium.
The movie is based on the life of
Isaac Francisco Albeniz, noted
Spanish composer.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

Corn contains about 10 per cent
starch. and is used widely in the
starch industry.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-13

rage. That 1873 million dollars
should have been given to the nine
million Negroes fighting open and
blunt Facism in the Union of South
Africa. Or better still it could
have been spent right here in the
U. S. A. to clean up Jim Grow
and give the underprivileged of
all races access to greater medical
and educational facilities.
The senator could not give an
eyewitness account of conditions
in China, but he should be an au-
thority on fascism in Texas.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-13

Campbell, Field Agent, Extension
Service, Tuskegee Institute as in
structor; developing Balanced
Farm and Home Plans" with DR..
]. r. Otis, former state leader,
Alabama Extension service, Tusk-
egee institute and now president
of Alcorn, as instructor, and Mrs.
Zxlema Price, Alcorn's director of
home economics and teacher train
ing, as assistant instructor; and
"Objectives and Procedures of Ex-
tension Service" with H. J. Put
nam Of Mississippi State college
as instructor.
Resolutions adopted by the
agents requested that an annual
program of in-seryice training for
all Negro Extension Agents Of
the Southern region be established
as a permanent part of Extension
Service training: that agricultural
courses in State colleges include
extension methods, policies and
demonstrations: and that in both
the regular college courses and the
Summer courses strong recreation
al courses suitable for All Club
members and adults be included.
A similar course was offered at
Hampton institute in Virginia in
July.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-13
Knoxville to Send
Negroes to
Meharry Nursing

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (ANP) The
city of Knoxville will utilize the
Southern Regional plan for ed
ucation to. provide nurse training
for Negro women without sending
them to the city's school at Cen
eral hospital.
Under the regional plan Knox
vile will pay for 20 colored
students to attend the nursing
school at Meharry Medical college
200 miles away.
Negroes for the past few years
continually had complained against
the city hospital which refused to
train colored students in the field
of nursing. The current plan is
the result of an agreement be-
tween the hospital authorities on
one hand and the Negro side led
by the Rev. w. T. Crutcher and
DR.. J. H. Clark. on the other.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-13
Hears Screams
From Jail

GREENVILLE, MISS. CAMP
Greenville citizen last week
caused quite a stir when she wrote
to the local daily that she heard
screams from the Washington
county Jail here because prisoners
were being beaten.
Sheriff Hugh W. Foote eek
planned" the noises she heard, how
ever, by claiming the woman
heard the screams of an "insane
Negro woman in the Jail. He al
legged that she raked a tin plate
on the bars of her cell and shout
ed. Other prisoners also made a
lot of noise, too, he continued,
but the jailer stopped that.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-13
Pickens on Long
Air Tour

ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex. "a
Mp William Pickens, official
Of the bond Section of the U. S.
Treasury, arrived here by IVA
plane Wednesday, His plane
schedule calls for stops in San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Houston,
Denver, Kansas City, st. Louis
and Columbus, before returning to
his base in Washington.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-13
Professor
Earns PH.D

COLUMBIA, S. C. (ANP) =
Professor Edward Warner Brice
of South Carolina State A & M.
college was awarded his Phi. D. at
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-13
South Africa Plans Wage Cut
For Neqro Workers


PRETORIA, Union of South
Africa-(ANP)- In the Tran
svaal : worlds riches gold pro-
lducing province in South Africa
a conference got underway last
week to cut the wages of Negro
workers who are already under
paid.
Close to 500 resolutions have
been presented to the annual pro-
vincial congress and the great
majority of these resolutions have
to do with the race question.
One of the resolutions, which is
believed to have popular support
among the all-white delegates, ur-
ges a reduction in the wages of
Negro workers on railways. In this
country run by Europeans, the
average wage for Negro rail
workers is $28.
Other propositions seek to ban
Negro meetings on Sundays and
holidays. Another would prevent
Negro doctors from attending
white patients, and another ridicu-
lous resolution would make it I'M
lawful for Negroes and other non
whites to drive automobiles be-
longing to persons of the white
race.
At the same time other resolu-
tons called upon the government
to ship the Indian population back
to India or restrict their trading
facilities.
The T~ransvaal is the leading
inland province of the Union Of
South Africa and is outstanding
as a producer of gold, diamonds,
platinum and other valued miner
ais. The major source of wealth
is cheap African labor which
is driven at gun point and paid
just enough to reproduce other
workers and return to slave mas
tiers.
This particular South African
province has a population of ap-
proximately 100000. The white
population is estimated at only
100000, Nine hundred thousand
sitting on a human powder key.
Meanwhile, in Washington, late
yesterday, Sen. Tom Connally of
Texas told the Senate that Gen
erallissimo Chang Kai-shek had
deserted his people and is hiding
out in Formosa with 1873 million
dollars in gold. This made the
Texan raging mad.
Some of that money came from
Negro pockets, but the thing to
remember is that Senator Connally
is partly responsible for this out.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-13

the University of Pennsylvania at
the end of this past summer
session.
DR.. Brice earned his degree in
education on the thesis, A Study
Of the Status Of Junior Colleges
for Negroes in the United States"
He was formerly president of
Clinton Junior college in Rock
Hill, S. C. i,
At the State A & M he is pro-
fessor of education and director
of the educational extension SER
vice.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-13
Agricultural
Extension Agents

ALCORN, Miss. CAMP A three
week summer school for in-service
agricultural extension workers was
held at Alcorn A. & M. college
here Aug. Is to Sept. 2. Sixty
two county farm and home dem
onstration agents from Mississippi,
Tennessee and Arkansas enrolled
and courses leading to college
credits we're offered.
Subjects included planning Ex-
tension Programs with T. M.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-13
Brooklyn Girl, 10
To Edit Own
Newspaper

BROOKLYN- (ANP)- In
spired by her work in preparing
programs for her church, little
Geraldine Conway, 10, has decided
to publish her own newspaper.
Last week she put out her first
edition of the Comchat News,
dated Sept. IL.
Jerry : : that's what all her
friends call her has her w
rotary press for her journal for
Continued on Page ~
Evening star., 1949-01-30

AMERlcA's LARGEST SELLING VIENNA SAUSAGE
and is it any wonder! Libby blends your favorite
meats-beef n pork, into tender ppen-end sau
sages, then smokes 'em slowly over hardwood
fires til each is zesty little taste surprise. Slice
'em into soups and salads, casseroles and break
fast eggs. Barbecued, they're WONDERFUL!
Evening star., 1949-01-30
for appearance, aroma, quality
of meat and taste!

In extensive home tests of leading national brands,
Libby's Corned Beef Hash won first place with ease
liked best for appearance, aroma quality of meat
and TASTE special cooking process that seals in ALL
the avory beef juices is the secret 1t makes Lbbys
Corned Beef Hash extra meaty-rich thru and thru
the best hash you ever tasted One taste will prove it.
Keep several cans handy for easy-to-fx, economy
meals Libby McNeiu & Libby, Chicago 9, III.
Evening star., 1949-10-07
ROOMS, ApTs. TO SHARE

GIRL TO SHARE bedrm. apt with
another in downtown NV. apt. bldg.
Call DU; .145 after pm. IS .
baths new home, with 3 other
young ladies. TW. 1905 after g..
GIRL, about %, to share my newly
decor. apt Everything new Close
in. Gail LYNNE, Ex 06O0. between
9 and q pm. 5
LADY will share home with another
lady, protestant; ref exch: Phone
days; all day Sunday. g
ANOTHER WOMAN to share beau
bldg; excel. location. DIU. 606s.
54II End ST. NV girls or
mother and daughter to share nice
modern apt. maid; conv. to transp.
REP1NED Ig ia,S GIRL, ahd s a5-35 s54 to share 3
rm. apt; cony. NV. location; rea-
ONE GIRL, 1922. to share 5-rm. apt,
with 2 others $50 mo. phone incl;
eony. to transp Ho, l572 - =.
: baths, priyileees. EN-. 1892;
NV, apt. of congenial young
bachelor: no drinking; some cook
lns. Al. 1000 "eeh eHo anu
YOUNG COLLEGE STUDENT desires
to share his apt. in ne. with an
other young man; on busline. Phone
until 3 pm. VI. 1865. -s
S.E. AREA-Congenial girl to share
attractive apt. in apt. bldg. with
another: total expenses approx,
sos mo. 10. 3-5422 after g pm.
Sat, Sunday all day. p
GIRL bet. $3.50 to share apt. with
/ other girl; Mt. Pleasant; S35 mo.
Call CO. 2246. .
BUSINESS WOMAN wishes to share
furn. 5-rm. apt, with same. Cony.
tranSp., pvt. bedrm. Rent S57 ~.
TIE. 1905 after g pm. -
YOUNG COUPLE will share st floor,
6-rm furn. apt. 6l9 Carroll ave,
Takoma Park after g. X
APT. TO SHARE with one other slri:
modern apt bldg; vicinity II 9th
and Park rd Call HU 1884. IS
Evening star., 1949-10-07
APARTMENTS UhEuRhlsHEp

UNFURNIsHED APT. in private home.
ei} c9nsTeds aad bats Hsts call v jo FR g455s
17II PENNA. AVE. N.W.-Five large
rooms, one and one-half baths. suit
st4s sDs mARGE tGT Rgs!nsss snd ynE s
G st: NV, Ma. 1886. =
BhGR? Es Ge?e5 REAITy GGp CORE. oRs M RE; 1isa.
inci in new GE' 9Eas' ois7 ~ % per mo- u!A''
16 10th ST. NE, S425o mo-Newly
dec: apt. util, incl, completely pvt.
s5 Gay YOU tf'sT ST. . spWn1iv. pim rm., DedTm..
incl, refer. and stove. MI, s240. 3
ARLINaG apt. close to
penntagon, Navy Annex $3.50 all
34I3 ,HOiMEAD PL. N.W.-New
rent 500: PLANT s. i GORDON. inc,
$50 R. i. AVE. N.E.-Newly remodled
5-unit bldg. consisting of . rms.
kit. and bath and larger; all util.
tails call JOSEPH E. BRUNO, NC.
LIv. RIM, bedrm,, kit, pvt. bath.
End floor. FIR. 59S3. $
2-BEDRM. AFT, in newly oeco. &
family home; most conv. NV. sec:
500; pref. advanced rent. Box 40.
y, Star.
44i7 n. H. AVE. NV rm., kitch-
en-; empl. cpl; util. incl: pvt, gem
tile home; $50 mo. RA. 1875. IS
1435 GIRARD ST. N.W.--lLse. iiv.
rm, bedrm., kit, pvt. bath, utils.i
5-RM. AND 2-BATH APT. now avail.
for physicians office only; 1st-f1oor
front, prominent Conn. ave. apt.
bldg, LEGUM & GERBER REALTY
TAKOMA PARK. -bedrm. apt.
in a new. 6-unit apt. bldg; apt:
entrance: $3.50, incl. utilities. Call
1884 s5 f0FiI < 81. N.w.-1 lse. rm., mod,
ern, bath, no kitchen. HARRIET
HOLTHER lagenD. MA. 2166.
TAKOMA PARK bedrm:, liv. rnn.,
din. alcoye, kit and bath; conven:
to transp. and shopping; $77 80
mo incl, utils. SH. s062, SH. 9l52.
THREE RMS, pvt. bath, incl. porch,
Oil heat, gas, cleo; Sc. sect. empl.
cple Reas. rent. TR. 0919, after 5.
1914 COLUMBIA RD. NV rm,.
kit. and bath; S35 per mo: tenant
to take care of bldg. D1. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-10-07
vest ROOMS WITH BOARD (cont. {,

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA = Lge. rm.
for 2 young men; preferably stu
dents; best meals in town; use of
Bendix washer. 1929 18th st. NV
DE. O654. -7
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms
for young people; excel. meals and
transp.; maid service; S47.5O mo.
1927 Belmont rd. NV. MI. 9435.
177l MASS. AVE. N.W.-Nice front
share vacancy for . girls; pvt. bath.
good food; $50 mo. each. =
LARGE ROOM for mother and child
OF school age; reasonable. Phone
lI0i 18th N.w.-Comfortaple home,
ideally located. business people, stu
dents, excel. food and serv., switch
FOR GENTLEMAN-5 min. from
Suitland; pvt. home, nicely turn.
room. excel. cooking, television; bus
at corner: breakfast and dinner;
$50 mo. HI. 2142. 6-S pm. 3
ROOM AND BOARD for nice young
man or woman block from street.
car, and bus, | block from church
and stores; new home; Berwyn, Md;
X15 mo Phone TO 1896 =
Evening star., 1949-10-07
CHILLUM HEIGHTS
APARTMENTS
OPEN DAILY TO DARK
2 BedrmS., S81. .50-S85
UTILITIES


We invite your inspection of the
areas newest sarden-type apart
ments, conveniently located within
one-half mile of D. C.
Featuring large. living rooms, two
bedrooms, kitchen and bath with
shower. All are corner apartments.
Fenced in, equipped play yards;
school bus direct to and from prof.
ect. Laundry rooms equipped with
washing machines, driers and drying
lines. Venetian blinds. General Elec-
trio 6-foot refrigerators. Sodded;
Handicapped lawns, off-street paved
parking areas. Capital Transit bus
direct to project.
Take F-4 bus 10Th and Constitution,
to Michigan ave. ne. terminal;
change to K-6 New Hampshire"
bus "Chillum" to New Hampshire
ave, and District. line. change to K-6
Mt: Rainier" bus to project; Scr or
rd.) to Chillum rd., right to project;
or out Miehigan ave. {oueens nino chapel
H. G. SMITHY co.
o.. ,..L 81 ~ VIZ CIT qQn0
Evening star., 1949-10-07
FARM AND GARDEN

HARDY FIELD GROWN AZALEAs,
all colors. years old. SOC each.
2510 18th st. ne:
FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces, nre-
places, rock gardens, fishponds. re-;
kinds Of cement work. F: MARcUc-
CIO. Route s, Horners lane, Rock
vile. Md. Phone Rockville 35sS.
BEAUTIFUL STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
dug while you wait, all best varie-
ties s0 sInspna AL 5nds 5hds
BURDoFT colesyille, Md. Cali
ROADS. DiRSIvpEWAYs, parking lots;
black, top, bluestone. Stag, bank
BGnESozEs2Hour fHaEf'i r. slasaI IL contract. 1--WE
go anywhere. Grading, Easements,
land clearing, roads, driveysss,
rSPoRTEp oKocgs. hy.e,1nths and
tulip bulbs ,!ts African yi0lsts Oins and
ice. Free estimates. Live chickens
aND aisss'q FARM Flsf MARkET. i1 eoi9 N Aser
I'd, Hyattsville, Md. Open z days
LxxNDscAPE xfNsnscAPE GARDENERS Lawns,
top soil, nursery stock. tree surgery,
systems. Or. 1853, RE. 09o0. %
cow MANURE. well rotted; $3.50
per 15 bushels: So per 10 bushels;
ssi5 saiI RA Rsr 8 sbss Bushels delivered. TOP
OIL SPACE HEATERS. new. Duo
LONEY's, INC, s126 Ga. ave, SH.
MANURE 1,s' sPREADER. lates. LIQUID
i PRICE. s4oo. 500 0 Wo. soss. '''0 -S s'e
FREEZERS - International, IL and
saving plan. MALoNEY,S;; INC,
RTsRT sIgs Ga ayf 81 Saw sH and ssse ssq.
ing. sUrTLAND TRACTOR CO.
eahDfN esdhsiD5ins' fRx;cFon Ma; H 4Slsi Wanted. used
No; ,;,r.t : to 6ahp., q. ,,Si With or WITHOUT
roFsoIL: yssy GOOD; ,as rich. i for ~ Iayns Y.
T0P soIL, best quality: very rich
loan; reasonable. GIL. S319. 10
SEE THE International CUB TRACTOR
for to 40 acres. MALONEY's,
INC, s126 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring,
NEW lew EQUIPMENT now available
International super C. q H; s.s trac-
ensilsse sua hsrvesters, corn Binders
stalk cutters, hammer and burr
mills, corn shelters. disk harrows,
soil harrows, soil pulverizers,. ma
nure spreaders, grass seeders, heavy
daty disks to cut corn stalks, wag-
ons, New Holland ensilage harvest
ers and saws tor all make tractors,
New Idea corn pickers, manure
spreaders, wagons, snow plows,
bulldozers and hydro-scoops for all
make tractors. Used III, Model H,
F-12 and cub tractors with equip.
ment. MALoNEY'S, INC, S126
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md.
MALL CHAIN SAW, sales and serv-
ice. MALONEY'S, INC, Sl26 Geor-
pia ave silver Sprine, Md
Evening star., 1949-10-07
ROOMS EURhIsHED-s.E.-s.w.

2-RM. UNIT, semipvt bath. all utils,
includ.: 500. Phone MA. 4146, $50
LGE: CT FRONT RM.. married couple,
no children. home PRIVILEGES; Also
slRsle sR s4-n rm. for man Call after o.
CLEAN nF FRONT RooM-one or two
girls. Call TR O134. 10
eil3 ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-Lge. at
tractive. frt. nm, in new home;
eT sony DeopIe! t1ses0; VI. la4RSEy a4aS DF'Vls
ONE LARGE FRONT RM., to share
with young lady; dble. rm;, twin
beds; i small room. EX. 1s45. 3
PLEASANT FIR. RM., in quiet home
Of . adults, for refined person. FIR
PA. AVE. Sion buslines Dble,.
single, det. house, pvt. family; with
or without board; garage. vi. 1928.
LARGE FRONT RM., twin beds, dbl.
csISit ciosets' telephone Iep on and R iaqndFy 1o
1902 H ST. Sc. near Barney Circle
-Furnishsd roem roe for rent for lady
$40 11th ST. S,E.-Nicely furn. front
en.rance. a3l Tmi f0E EG Fsnfd soaia persons av'
SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. 1895
Attrac.. sgle. sunny rm., next hath,
Ige closets, radio. continuous h-w:,
ext. phone in hall; also, sgle... 1st fl.
front; radio and phone privils. Re
fined empl. men only. TR. 1?.3.
26O6 BRANCH AVE. S.E.-Attrac.
twin-bed rm.: sgle. or dble.; gentle
men preferred. VI. 0S9G. 10
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RIM. for
portation. FIR. 6O41. -7
COLOREDLFOR COUPLE or single,
with privileges: convenient transp.
TR. 0051. 8
Evening star., 1949-10-07
A,scELIAhEoUs FOR SALE.

WASHING MACHINES. for rent, with
option to. buy against credit. for
Esntf Bsf shac e mS5 1928 sssH Wis., 'els
wAshisG ApsK spinner MAosS sss s. eH Wesainshoase
$780, A. B. C.-o-Matic, $40 so;
WIsl tyIms, ave. plsi nlSl W. Eoh 4aoa w. 2s go
WASHING MACHINES. 4OS, disc. on
all noor models: last years models
slashed Easy terms: open eyes EYES
~ Q, Royal APPLIANCE Ioo6 CO.
WASHING MACHINE, Thor Auto
Sa39 model. sI4a.5O STAR RIA.
bio CO. 40a 11th st. NV
WATER HEATERS. new, Govt. sur
plus; oil fired: $3.50; BL0SK's' ISo,
WATER HEATERS. new. used. Lead
lI,n ing makes; kss; terms JOHN IN G. e. W WEB
WOOD, Seasoned oak, fireplace length.
Quality and quantity guaranteed, ,
loo cords; SIS cord, delivered
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 studentSize pianos
from S295 UP: liberal terms. LU-
BAR. INC, 1900 G st. NV. MA.
EVINRUDE. speed twin, 22h-h.p..
1949 model; purchased new, Aug;
$3.50. Call WA. 1865. =