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The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12

sense appear TO coufront
Us at every turn. and II neces-
states vigorous denial OF them
and constant affirmation Of
spiritual truth. to change our
routine OF thought from the un-
real TO the real Nevertheless.
lust as we learn the multiplied
lon table by frequent repetition
Of il so we strengthen our grasp
on spiritual things by persisten,
.ffort 10 comprehend them.
Simply 70 admit the fact OF
mans wholeness as an idea OF
Mind. and then to allow thought
70 wander aimlessly in a maze
4 human speculations or dis
fractions viii not develop ones
spiritual cspacity. Mental discip-
nne is needed. Lethsrgic ap-
yToach 10 the kingdom Of heaven
Will not open the door for US.
Our thoughts and acts must be
brought into conformity 10 Goa
law Of perfection.
Consciously and understand
iaalv 10 affirm Gods allness and
20 deny the actuality OF evil IN
creases our comprehension OF
good and lessons our belief IN
evil When We realize the Moth
ingness OF mortal discords. they
cease 10 have any control over
Us. Disease Is healed. enInitv Is
aiSSolved. abundance is supplied
iov and confidence displsce sor-
row and fear. In exact proper
tion 10 our adherence 70 the
-cifection % Truth we gain do
r,inion over error. When the
rules OF arithmetic are followed.
right answers are obtained: when
divine Principle is obeyed IN
.aought and deed. Gods ever
present goodness is manifested
Daily in practically every sec
flor OF the civilized world.
Christian Scientists are demon
trating his in the healing Of
sickness and the restoration o.
'.arnony in human relationships
Thousands o, cases OF so-called
ncurable naladies have been
healed N this way Happiness
has dl splaced hopelessness
Abound!ns good has been found
mere evil seemed 20 prevail.
mans wholly spiritual
mature Is discerned and eS-
pressed. Love masters hstA Sc
.uritv becomes a present GER
tainty and peace of mind abldes
Tne teaching Of Christ Jesus
Z Matthew SAB BE We there
fore pe feet. even az your Fsin-
ey which IS in heaven is per
iect" is not Just bit OF IN
attsinable ideslisu but . call
~ demonstrste mans oneness
e.ih God
tReprintsd from the Feb. Isl
issue Of the Christian
Science Moniforl
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12


the monthly pension is that
the veteran shall have reached
the ages of 80 or 65.
The bill is also unusual in
that the pension would De
paid TO veterans in addition
10 any compensation for serv-
Ice-connected disabilities which
they are already receiving.
In other words. If man IS
SO and receiving S4l.40 a
month for a 30 per cent sery-
ice-connected disability. when
he reached 60 he would auto
matically begin receiving an
additional monthly check OF
500 for being 60 years old.
This would not hold. how
ever. for veterans receiving
non-service disability pay
ments.
The bill is OF special in
terest 10 the veterans Of the
first World War because the
best authorities estimate tina,
within the next ten years
more than 3,500,000 Of them
would become eligible for the
500 a month pension unde
the provision Of the bill for
such payment to all who
reach so years of age.
This means that il the bill
is passed your father or your
uncle. who fought in World
War ! may suddenly start re-
ceiving $50 a month as soon
as he reaches so. You, OF
course, will have to wait
good deal longer but when
YOU consider that II you break
leg on your job the bill
also provides for an automatic
pension for you. YOU can be
gin TO see why vetei ans are
supporting the bill, no matter
who introduced II.
In spite of Mr.. Rankin's un-
popularity on Capitol Hill. the
bill has a good chance Of pas
sage. Rankin is the chairman
Of the House Veterans Affairs
Committee.
Under the new rules OF the
House. il the bill is reported
favorably out OF the Houst
Rules Committee. Mr.. Ran
kin as chairman Of the Com
mittet on Veterans Affair
can call for a vote in the
House on his bill.
II this Is done YOU can
look for passage OF the bill
because very few Congress
men on Capitol Hill are dis
posed towards letting II Or
known that they voted against
World War ! and ii andi
a bill for which veterans Of
their families are clamorine
to be passed. Keep YOUR eye
on II. joe.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12

The adsge, Practice makes
perfect" may suggest that one
starts from imperfection and
gradually acquires perfection by
a more or less laborious process.
In fact 70 mortal man perfec.
ton seems impossible Of attain
ncnt because BY his very NOR
tali,y he falls short OF 1t.
Christian Science takes the
perfection OF God and man as its
haste premise. Since God has
created man IN His own image.
He has created him spiritual and
perfect. not material and i'm
perfect. In Science and Health
with Kew 70 the Scriptures" the
Discoveter and Founder Of
Christian Science. Mary Baker
EDDY writes fp 259l. The
Chris,like understanding OF
scientific BEING and divine heal
Ing includes perfect Principle
end ides-perfeci God and per-
feet mans the basis of thought
and demonstration = In divine
Science We see that man does
not need 20 acquire perfection
he is required 20 express IL
L is necessary 20 know that
man Is spiritual idea. not a
nnvNcal person The flesh il
mortal. but man IS immortal
This conviction extends the hovi-
lon OF ones hope 20 infinity
The Father. or source OF all be-
ing. IS Spirit. and His children
are therefore spiritual Matter IS
not substance or reality The
realty Of Ean's existence is not
found in matter but in Mind.
Spiritual understanding. how
ever. is not gained by mere
wishful thinking Il requires act
i've. pGrposeful effort To think
wrongly or ignoFantly and ex.
pect 10 resp the reward OF
splritusl Inspiration is not intel
lSert One does not obtain the
CONSCIOUSNESS ~ Truth oy con-
tinuing IN error any more than
he learns the multiplication
table bv dreaming Of gong f.sh-
ing TIE Scriptures tel US He
orews 40. There remainetn
therefore res. 70 the people
~ Cod and charge rs verse
IL. lie; Us labor therefore %
enter .n.o ths; rest This men
al labor reed rot be orerous
b., /. must be performed
IN he- message . TIE Mother
Gu ch f7r 1900 Ms Edov
w-ites u. . TIE song o.
Christian Science Is Work
work-wors--wstcn and pray
Ard n Seierce ard Health she
ssvs - l0i "Seek4ng s not SUI
Hcie-t. 7, IS st-.v,rg ihat enables
Us - enter
The hur-sn -,ir5 trai7ed =
h-k orlv terms o! 'sl
irsufhc!ency. rsy demand
great deal ~ proc5inE 20 get z,
uut g .;s rut Tne l,~i'stlons o.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
Veterans WhirI
By JAMES L. HICKS

joe gentleman of the South whom you don't think
very much of and who doesn't give two whoops in Ha-
des about YOU, has introduced the American Legion
bill in the House of Representatives which WILL if
ed pay you pension of $50 month when you reach
the age of 60 and will automatically increase to $50
month if you live to the ripe old age of 65.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
cURDS and WHY
By Ralph C. Poirot

Further Considerations OF Recent Labor LegiSlaton
One OF the avowed purposes Of the Taft Hartley Act
Is 70 protect the right OF individual workers not TO JON
labor organizations participate in their activities
This is the complaints that workers have been
frequently forced against their viii to Join labor unions
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
Nations Capital
For NNPA News Services
By Louis Lautier

=, .o,orsd neople are going to act inteligently to
their constitutional right to petition Congress for
redress of their grievances it is necessary that they
know what the legislative situation Is.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
Christian Science

"Our Father-Mother<cod, All Harmonious - Mary
Baker Eddy (p l6 Science and Healthy presented in
Christian Science, "The Messiah of All People
Evening star., 1949-12-04
MIscL. WANTED (cont.)
STOVES. FURNITU1R, ranges.

'ysss:s.,. 4caR i;R.; ss'
TRAILER wanted. luggage. 2 wheels;
WORLD = ,i;N ENcYc5oPKR1A ;I!cd M} aos1 sET-Pre-
gal. galyenized tank. Must not be
rusty. It's for water supply. ST.
NEED DESK, CHAIRS, filins cabinets,
ets.. for, small ONCE. No dealers
AM INTERESTED IN buying silver
ware. any condition; china, bric-a-
brac, old jewelry. household effects.
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
@ St NV. ST 1896.
WANTED TO BUY used lime pull
verizer and rock crushing machin-
cry. VIII consider partner with sub
stantaal capital and active interest.
Lime deposit In vicnty OF Lynch
au5s; sn5sa7 vf; so, 3s0n, oMNEK; stsr. phone L.
clocks. furniture. china, glassware,
antiques, etc. EN-. 42O5. 49,
silver. ,ewelry, diamonds. nTe.rms'
luggage. Photographic equipment.
musical Instruments. engineering
Instruments. viii call. MAX .ZWEId
sossi sEr 81 BOOK 3 st. Of ~" KN6wIEDGE. No fiaS
Wonder World; must be current. in
good condition and priced right
SMALL MAJ Ii loader on rubber, suitable
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR Co. oL
Evening star., 1949-12-04
CHRISTMAS GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
FOR HER
ASfMxSXHHHfSs

AFRICAN VIOLETs-Beautiful bloom
Ing plants; pn,S will ldo make ideal Xmas
AElfGAroR fiIis; Ga BAG iaso, never used. orig
inal design: completely leather lined:
I3x7A In; perfect gift; S36. DU.
CHINA, hand painted: salad bowl.
SIS; cake plate, $l2. EN-. 64b3
CORY ini CoFFEEiEsEiMAKER, chrome. auto,
never used, S15. OIL. 4419.
DIAMOND CLUSTER STICK PIN. 12
diamonds. blue center stone, bargain:
accept reas. offer. ESQUIRE PAWN
HIg gkokEH SEa: EXCHANGE. 1914 7th ST.
DOLLS vi Fine collection of foreign
Priced Sl.5O to $50. GE. 3719.
FEDERAL ENLARGER, $50. and au-
tomato timer, S12. other dark room
supplies and equipment. WA. 1888
FUR COAT. black Persian paw, size
AZ. peri. cond.; sacrifice, $ll5. 81.
FUR COAT. black skunk: like new;
ciated; orig. cost s27o. sell for s76
MGiEsRoRIED Gs sI CABINETS. asx25x5 in
deep: . plate-glass mirrored sliding
doors, for kit, bathroom: etc. 1896
PERFUME. chaners gardenia extract
soy; bottle; clothes bag, fa,, sd96st rubber
able, new; cape, long. black. velvet
with hood, new. GIL. 1889. %
TABLE CLOTHS and scarfs. hand
crochted. wonderful Xmas presents;
also ANTIQUE desk. S12 Roeder rd.,
Silver Spring, Nd, opposite Heeht
TEA SET, silver, Ape. shefneld tea
and coffee set; place for initials
fiuted sides, beaded rope handle
color. gun-metal. black-satin lining
ideal Xmas gift: S47.50. Call NO
1874 after / pm. Sat. and Sun.
and after 8 pm. Mon. 1
WAFFLE IRON. new Knapp-Monarch
four waffle baker. cost $24, sell SIT.
THE GiFT DfFFERENT - Meisser
demitasse cups and saucers; fig.
urines, porcelains, worries; beautifu
plates wine goblets; ANTIQUE jewelry
HOBBY SHOP, 7l6 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1949-12-04
ANNOUNCEMENT

We are pleased to announce that we
have been appointed factory dis
tributors Of Cris-Craft marine en-
gtnes and parts for D. C.. and vi
cinity. We welcome the opportunity
to serve all boat owners and as
sist them in their marine power
RILEY L. VAN FossAN, INC.
ESQ Main Ave. s.W.. ST. O326. a
TO ASSURE EARLY SPRING DELIV-
ERY. ORDERS SHOULD BE PLACED
NOW. LET US TELL YOU ABOUT
Wheeler Cruisers. 28 to go
Correct Craft Cruisers, 28,, So
Runabouts, 16' to 21'
Steelcraft Cruisers, 26 & So
USED BOATS
1885 4O' Matthews, new. twin, 145
eond,tian' n;D;j shower phone beautiful
1947 46. Wheeler ny bridge, dual con-
trolls. phone. elec. refrig,. equal new.
1914 40 sedan. new twin Packards,
phone. coz, Airpax, African
mattresses, perfect.
1899 40' double cabin. twin 81 h.p.
1916 40 Consolidated, phone, hot
and cold pressure water. coz,
equal new.
1e4s SO. Chris Craft. 100 h.p.. peri.
1884 So Vineyard, twin 1S0 h.p,
phone. cleo. refrig.. 2 double
staterooms. hot and cold water,
beautiful boat, bargain price.
STICKWELL-WH YACHT CO.,
LAT. 1850. Sunday call Tux. 1888,
Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
BOATS

WANTED--outboard motor. regard
.sme less OF Rs sizs Pr Or condition; cash for
BEn1Hs ta 4S AVAILABLE i..4 ,daLI..i for boats up
Boat Yard. foot of 1st St. . s.w.
Phone TR; $500 or OF. s49I.
1918 JOHNSON-16-h.p excellent
GW cond.; .ss S226 or best offer. Cali
ss, i5o, BARGAIN, 4ex1o. Chesapeake ma
Bay fishing boat. Universal Sea
reduction gear and AUXILIARY Eenera-
tor, all in AL cond.; ready to 60;
able boat; looks good; fully equip.
Can be INSPECTED, r. E. LEE BOAT
pa1t:cI,aFst pAhD; shaSy sE sias' s6s Nd Further
TROLLING for rock, trout, blues,
For reservations, call CAPT AN
THONY KING, WA. 4192.
WANTED-Outboard motor, new or
n nssd. Trade watch and cash. Call
ERfSRJbs. RE aSb2 eysRiPss: y'4 R.s, 1g4s, IS hrs,
4sFT cHEsapEaKEs I EAR sdee dead rise Ia eE3s a99s
er, good head and galley, sleeps 6
comfortably; unusually reasonable
THh PTfee. r6MMyA Ga1l Ar aGYs. 919s. ,.z .,,,.u
.>sSASSANAAS' SOAhplCbC oALAly ISdUy
to race, new engine, hull just re-
built; very cheap. Call JOE
PALMER, CH. 1858.
COMFORTABLE LIVING quarters,
suitable for cpl or cpl. with /
child; furn.; 5 blks. from Dept. of
Agriculture: $1,000. Call HO. 5755
bet. 4:30 and pm. a
CHRIS CRAFT SPEED BOAT, ls IT,,
fast. all extras, $S75. DE. 627O.
THOMPSON OUTBOARD HULL, IA
T., condition like new, $3.50. FIR.
BALTHiiMoRE's USED BOAT head
quarters offers: Gift. Crus- Along,
new last May, Gray 40 h.p., S1,S75;
prewar Owens go" accommoda-
tions for 9 couples with complete
privacy, new Gray 93-h.p. engine.
Condition excellent. Your inspection
invited. OWENS YACHT CO., Bal
timore 20, Md.
EvINRUDE and Elto outboard motors;
Thompson boats, new and used; serv-
ice and parts, used parts: factory
representatives. 1877 11th st. sc.
BOAT BUILDING and repairs, haul
ing, wet and dry storage: outboard
runsbouts. RALEIGHS BOAT YARD,
Lockhaven Beach, Edsewater, Md.
vi. S175 after z pm
Evening star., 1949-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

with % self-storins screen: lifetime
5pGa'i; for as low sI as s14 40. Free estimate
and terms. WA. 1851. %
STOVE; bottled aS gas, sSs or IH best n,ot o..
with spisots; Launderall. s1O0, cost
$3.50 new; pair scales weighing up
to 30 lbs. $50. FA. 1888. FA.
sgTooIvIiE. electric. Universal. 40 in;
S2S or best offer. FA. i asS4 ,.u.
saerifice. caIi Ex. sls6. 500 10th
sTRoLLER, !, perfect cond;,, s.: 2
extension sates, $3.50. .6621 East
ern ave, Takoma Park, Md.
STROBE LIGHT. Dormitzer, synctron.
complete with graphic carryins cas- ease
snd ERe eharsfr' ann' I'll fl49' 3 Call NO. 1861
sTRoLIER, hish. with lss. wheels.
good cond.. cost SIS, sell for ss.
sFFHHD1o FH Couch, double bed. clean
mattress. kit, table with 3 chairs,
9rmchairi an hair radio table; $40 for all
sTEDio TE 10 Couch; mite tables; sum-
sTGDTo TSh fosSi icoueH. esii sio; good condi-
ton; three cushions. rust color one
side, stripe reverse. 10. 2-7549.
STUDIO COUCH. blue, can make into
bed; gooood condition; reasonable
sTHpfo coucH;s II twin No or 1naE ~! size;
SUIT. double breasted camel hail
overcoat, 40 short stout, perfec,
condition. LANDAU. AID. 2767.
SUITS. mems; l oxford grey with I
prs. trousers: l medium grey with
> prs. trousers; like new; size 4S:
both $25. RA. 1915.
SUN LAMP, Alpine model: used very
little. with 2 prs. glasses Cal
sEN EN 2AMp Iasn tsunkrafo. adjustable
with automatic timer and carryini
case, like new; $50. OR. 3643
sun LAMP. sperti, infrared, ultra:
$4s 80; like new; $25. WO; s037
sun LAMP-Sun Kraft, with elee
timer, case and goggles; S4o
sun SLL22MP-Hanovia Alpine. orig
S99. so, like new S55; child's singer
| sewing machine, So: craftsman mag.
netic jig saw, 81: tricycle., So; 49,
Chevy Chase blvd, c. C. Md. WI
| 1856.
SUPPLY CABINET, size 7ex36x1s;
I also smaller: very reas. Today, CO
1925; wk.. DI. 1879. l112 l4th NV
Evening star., 1949-12-04

CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
sHEEP-6O ewes, 2 registered rams
fS%5 ssls; sls4sx zhols hocf or separately Ms
Cow0T'B. R 07easi and Bangs tested, fresSen
most any time with second calf,
ed to raise. S36 ea.; brood SOW, far
row soon. second litter: $50; English
asssn e ss e. MHafR afR sssd1s F:,isi r.sn
hwy. IA. zoos.
cow. young Jersey, $14O; heifer. s
81 BoS sRR6 2!S' f%Es, fSS rA Scr SssRs for SAIL.
PONY XMAS GiFT-For price and
assf5tPtSn saIpMEH HhSgs rA as4g cs D rnr
rid. Jump. and pony saddles, brides,
line Of West. rid. equip. Turf and
stable supplies. Army blankets, wool,
FRAT SADDLE x & Harness Il c.. ce,
20S-1O 8. Paca ST., Baltimore /, Md.
FOR SALE extra-large Holstein
heifers: close springers. DIR. 3. L.
GOAT, registered Toggenburg, proven
Chickaming buck, 10 mos. old. Reas.
4Q. O-SOEf A1teI o Pm. %
no reasonable ofIer refused. 1854
Eassss s74ss s. 81 saockszx atiiE cs@D e%;
Springs, MARYLAND.
PONY-Mare 4 Yrs. old. well broke
and colt s months old; both for
$3.50. Poolsvtlle 1901.
ONE ALUMINIUM 2-horse trailer. Can
Falls Church 1906. -
FOR SALE-Siaughter cattle (coWs,
heifers, steers), on hoof or dressed;
any number, any size. Phone Cath
GOOD WORK HORSES (2). Phone
MRS. A. GRIFFITH, Laurel 206-W.
HORSE FOR SALE, good jumper. 500
So. Cariin Spring rd, Arlington, Va.
MILK GOATS. pure bred and grade,
adults. and kids. Fresh milk. pure
rRoTrEFs Haed Pass ASb isf pHeERsfve 1sss seSd
horses to reduce our stable for colts
coming on; suitable to race in Md.
next year: can be driven In races by
any one; priced from $500 70
/ cnatse MGNrEs, as,7 ie-s; 1 s.yr. old. 10
ousS5ied aSS p mare se.ais aish pspsls; s snail.
cute pony, black with 4 white feet;
I lge: pony. Rockville 9SS9: eyes.'
oNR MH' s1fsc s96fs HORSE. o Yrs. q Cd,
Four Corners. Nd. sH. 3lS3.
6 FEEDER STEERS, 800 to 800 lbs.
each; also 3 beautiful Hereford cows.
Price 20 cents per lb. Ov: 466l:-4I
Evening star., 1949-12-04

PULLETS, New Hampshire or crosses;
last chance for winter layers. few
$50 ct 6Oc ea.; ! yr. N. b: hens.
laying again. S1.76 ea. HOAG'S
NCRBECK HATCHERY. LO. 5-1975.
SMALL CHICKEN FARM can be
started now In vertain Park; Ia
s.s. aiT' Il III ff5I PARE aRe s ss se
der Lots for sale" "A
RING NECK PHEAsANTe and Wild
Mallard ducks for stock or table.
Ca Gu cUsRHsifs! yisnns 39s. aoo pur1rrs' /.
mos. old, 81 e.. 36l6 Hamilton st.,
Hyattsvtlle. Nd. WA. 2276. -
Evening star., 1949-12-04

TABLE. Duncan Phyfe: .insls pedssi;
tai, drop-leaf, mahosany. $50; pad
and linen II desired. Ho. 4495;
TABLE, mahosany. console, console. eioseo. aoss
articles for sale. DU. 1871. a
TABLECLoTH, linen; 8 napkins, ex.
exceptional italian doll. sl5. ov.
T2ABLEcLoTH. crocheted, s1xIos'
TABLECLoTHS. linen, hsnd-emoroid-
TARPAuLiNSGMost sizes avail, 7h;c
Gu: So: T.: interior @ paint FpsNK an ~ COZ y
soNss ssss p *. x 81 ess74. ta'' ~ fAA O.
TELEvISIoN SALE-RcA, Motorola,
Capehart, Crosley. table models; big
PTass PPEEss cqsi RADIO oe 4 tTIMiEv1sfoN. so4
Ellsworth dr., Silver Spring. 81.
rfEIESvi1s1oN-New fSGSi 1850 models only.
II YOU have cash, see US. PARA.
% st. NV, Hudson 4soo.
TELEvIsIoN SET - Philco 10-in.
tube, s mos. old, $100 cash. uN.
TELEvIsIoN, TRANSMISSION, 7 inches
with 1O-inch enlarge lens, 500.
204 Webster st. NV.
TELEyiSION, Admiral, 10 in; in
door and outdoor antenna; $3.50.
rELEvisioN. 1o-in. Admiral con-
solette, like new. S225. EN-. 1857.
TELEvIsIoN-1s49 Motorola console,
1O-inch picture; beautiful. new: pd.
$500; sac. Sl15 cash. 81. 5121.
TELEvIsIoN, RcA; big 3oo-sa. IL n.
screen: new picture tube; 4 mos oio:
Cost 5000. Sell $3.50. cash; Also
Garrard record changer. Cost Sl2O.
Sell S35. 1888 N. Fairfax dr., NO.
TE;LEVIisIoN-Bir 1sa screen, Halli-
crafters, new, price 1895. only $22O.
$3.50 to $50. Ii. 7-4462.
fam. make 1850.
16-inch, full console With black
picture tube. Can be seen ID Fourth
Evening star., 1949-12-04
CAMERAS

for S1.00; 25 for Sl.OO: rs for
$195. Floral note paper with name
for short notes, thank-you's or invi-
tations, 40 envelopes. ST 90; about
saa; 20 Seseta bs Sheets mis 70 s.sRnas
and seals to match. $1.25 box;
Ever-glow electric Xmas trees. 14-in.
high with Is watt light bulbs. white
or green, $3.95. Columbia Heights,
Mt; Pleasant, and nearby sections
Skeidsi week nishts, GGt HW. 751s. Isl aA' '0''' u
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES-Fine. pedi.
gree. fawn, males and females. 81
Temple Trailer Village, Duke st. and
Telegraph road, Alex, Va.
MOVIE SCREEN, in walnut case, new,
$40. Call OR. 1895.
gold; new, $50. Calf OR. 1895.
PIANO-An ideal Xmas gift for the
0 apt. or 0re recreation " room. ON TSe fS famous NOUS
Harold Rhoades pre-piano national
ly advertised to sell at $199.50; we
are offering these at a special price
Of only 500 30. Come in and make
livery. cAMPBELL MUSIC Co,
11Os G st. NV. DI. S464. 10
PUPPIES t5). healthy, professionally
ceptionally good disposition; reason
RADIO ADJ % fFaoNoGRApH FGN9 GSs combination 1HH
GE. AM-FM; slightly used; for.
merly 1929, will sell for $500. Gil
1884, 1851 Wilson blvd, Arlington
RING NECK PHEASANTS. full-feath-
cred birds, ideal as gifts for holiday
season and for restocking: S3-$3 80
es. Special prices for large orders.
Vienna 156-W-3.
RIG. Ssgs NIX 4xe; WOOL ha6as1raided anas re-
TICKETs-Give an evening Of thrills
Tickets to The Evening Star Games
promise three exciting hours as tn.
At the National Guard Armory on
January IA. Attractive christmal
gift envelopes available. Seat prices
S1.20. So. So and 81. May be
purchased at the business counter
in The Star Building lobby or BY
mail to Room 724. The Eveninl
XMAS RAT Sq'ldsnHi qP'oldksnqHkiA1rs-1a poses ir
peot:siss !. 5x7; :, I,ss plns aos Dhotf
Americas foremost child artist
Dupont 2128, morning or evenings
q PERSIAN KITTENS: 1 female light
fiber; 2 males, light cream; reads
to, go at Christmas; now 4 weeks
THE GIFT DIFFERENT - Meissen
demitasse cups and saucers. flS.
urines, porcelains, worries. beautiful
plates. wine goblets, antique jewelry.
HOBBY SHOP, 716 18th st. NV,
Evening star., 1949-12-04
CAMERAS

Highest cash prices paid for Leica,
Contax.. RolleIfiex. any good camera
or movie outfit. BRENNER. 933 Pa.
ave. NV. RE. 2434. Park free.
CAMERA WANTED, highest quality;
also movie camera. projector; Lenses.
MR.; WEISS, e26 q St: ~ NV: RE 2436: dJ,a
piete pst.e's set. Wlts ov. Dus ssoss. ees " .0A
CLOTHING-Top prices paid for
musical instr, guns. binoculars. etc
LEVIN At :aIte sa1s: Wit VIZ g eeAEGL.. 81. Ne.
nsed clothing. BERMANs 1i2S 7th
st. NV. AID. 1927. VIII call daily
chorHfNG-roDcoat. aaS sH8 size ~; will
coNsFRSeTios tSA;F SesFios SHED - Approx
mately sx1a or IA IT. Call MI. O155.
pAMosgs !1s4 rs, soaa so,a od aSssf sgflrg gusR sRa
INC, GA 18th st. NV:
hiesess Dsices s'sI Ask ford for MR.
HEIMER. 9l7 st. NV.
DIAMOND RING st. to nrlas ~ fsrats, t.
DOOR AND LARGE WALL MIRROR,
suitable for dancing student: also
metronome. WI: !097S. % j,
ELECTRIC TRAIN, Lionel standard
gauge freight engine or motor. Call
OW. 1875.
FURNITURE - Good used household
goods: all or part; china. cut glass;
top prices. MRS. GAY, RE. 1904.
TO-
FURNITURE-Your entire Lousenold
prices. 8. Z. FURN. EXCH.. 80
Sth st.-s.e. AT 05S5.
FURNITURE wanted at once. .good
furniture Of all kinds; entire home
or odd pieces; pay cash. Please
call MR.. JAMES. phone Ma. $500.
FURN1TURE-Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces. Also old glass
ware china. bric-a-brac. Buying
and selling for over so years. HOP.
WOODS. Sth and < SITS. NV ME.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

MlSCEllANECUS WANTED
ADD. MACH. typewriter. calc.. cash
81. De- 1872. 81: sa co. 4ss5. 1 s Ewes. ~ Sunday.
ANTIoUES-BrIc- a-brac. china. ill.
yerware. old jewelry, glass. Any amt
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
@ st. NV. Sterling 7496.
ANTIQUES - Furniture. brtc-a-brac.
china, glassware, rugs. siIverware.
paintings: highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tstarbecker). ia
AUTOGRAPH letters. stamp collec-
HOBBY SHOP. 716 18th st. DI. 1879.
BAND ., SAW saWIe- wanted. reasonable.
BEDROOM. dining room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving. storage.
IA. 1887; after Pm, GE., 1915.
BINOCULARS, $50; also croquet Get.
ssnDins rsos 1nd other similar games.
BooKs~Bougnt. all kinds. any guam
tity and removed. At our expense.
ALBION Z . aT sook ssas SHOP, 17ss Pa. ave.
BOoKs.Aiways anxious to buy en-
tire libraries, or smaller col
lections Of good books; we call any
where. pay cash and remove books
Immediately at our expense. BAR
GAIN BOOK SHOP, s0s 9th st.
Evening star., 1949-12-04


VACUUM, Hoover. late model, Al
sondAtiSn, ,IHIxHk. GsIl H; 5aos aosv.r upright,
Model 2s, with attach; scarcely eets
SSS 79. will sell $50. 81. $500. 3
yICUUM CLEANER, Kenmore. new;
only used 8 times: paid sos "
cash incl. home attachments. Can
VACUUM CLEANER, brand new. n
sacrifce for $40; need cash. ia.
yaCIjuM CLEANER, Uprisht. looks
and runs like new; SIS. 1888 3stn
st. Sc. Victor 1858.
VACUUM CLEANER, Hoover. used, In
fair condition. SO. Call !Tu. 533s: .
Model %: used very little: year
Old; cost s75. will sell for $50 cash.
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