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Evening star., 1950-07-31
Dr.. Harry Bear, 50, Dies;
Virginia Dentistry Dean
By the As.oeiaisd Press

RICHMOND, Va, July 31.-Dr
Harry Bear. dean of the dentistry
school at the Medical College OF
Virginia, died here yesterday. He
was SO.
He was a past president of the
Virginia State Dental Association,
the Richmond Dental Society, the
American Association of Dental
Schools and the American Society
of Oral Surgeons. He had served
as secretary of the American So
ciety of Oral Surgeons continu-
ously since 1888.
DR.. Bear leaves his wife, two
sons and three daughters.
Funeral services were to be held
this afternoon, with burial in He
brew Cemetery here.
Evening star., 1950-07-31
Mrs. Charles Astryke
Dies in Alexandria

Mrs. Charles A. Astryke, 56,
died Sunday at her home, is Ca
ton avenue, Alexandria, after a
long illness.
Mrs. Astryke was a member Of
a family long prominently identi-
fled with Alexandria. She was the
former Rebecca Pruden Germond.
daughter of the late Ernest Lee
Germond and Effle Ramey Ger
mond. She was a granddaughter
of the late James M. and Sarah
Germond of Alexandria, and of
the late Gabriel H. Ramey, pro-
vost marshal of Alexandria dur
ing the Civil War and once clerk
OF the court there, and Mrs.
Ramey.
Mrs. AStryke was active in the
Alexandria Women's Club and the
American Legion auxiliary. Dur
ing World War II when her sons
were serving overseas, she worked
with the Alexandria Red Cross.
She will be buried in Arlington
National Cemetary near her two
sons. the late Charles Germond
Astryke, who served with the 18th,
Air Corps in Italy. and Walter
Perry AStryke, who was killed fly
ing to his base, Toboga Island,
Panama, Canal Zone.
In addition to her husband, who
is with the Potomac Electric
Power Co. here, she is survived by
two sisters, Miss Margaret Ger
mond of Alexandria, member of
the Society Department staff of
the Evening Star, and Mrs. Henry
Leven Wolgamot of Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. Wednesday at the Wheat
ley Funeral Home, 800 King street.
Alexandria.
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.
years, he was one OF the first
residents of the Woodside area.
He became affiliated with the
old Silver Spring National Bank
in 1914. He was the bank S
cashier in 1888 when he left to
become a candidate for county
treasurer in the Fusion ticket.
In hotly~contested election, he
lost by 900 votes.
Appointed as Clerk.
After the election, however, he
was appointed clerk to the COM
missioners, a post he held for the
next four years under the Fusion
administration.
Returning in 1888 to the Sub
urban National Bank, successor
OF the Silver Spring National
Bank, he worked successfully as
assistant cashier and controller.
At one time he was manager of
the Takoma Park Office. He re-
tired in March.
Born in Winchester, Va, he at
tended the University of Virginia
and was graduated from National
University Law School.
Mr.. Whitacre served as princi-
pal OF the Gaithersburg High
School and later of the Woodside
Grammar School. At Gathers
burg he met Miss Rachel Cooke,
member of an old family there.
They were married in 1909.
He was member of the Silver
Spring Masonic Lodge and a past
patron of the Eastern Star chap
ter. Formerly he belonged to the
Silver Spring Lions Club.
Besides his widow, he leaves two
Evening star., 1950-07-31
Mother Of Gen. Vaughan
Dies in Missouri at 81
RY the Assaciated Press

GLASGOW. Mo-, July 31.-Mrs
Bette Vaughan, 81, mother OF
Maj. Gen Harry S. Vaughan, died
today.
She suffered a broken hip in a
fall at her home here last May
and had been confined to her
bed.
Gen Vaughan is President TIT
mans military aide. He had MADE
several trips to visit his tnother
since her fall and had just re-
turned to Washington last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Vaughan's husband died in
1896.
A daughter, Mrs. Hairy w
Foster of st. Louis, also survives
Funeral services will be held We'd
nesday.
Evening star., 1950-07-31
Fronk {. Cleveland Dies
Designer of Churches
By fhe Assoeioted Pre,,

WOLLASTON. Mass, July 81
Frank Ernest Cleveland, 70, an au-
thority on Gothic architecture
and noted for designing of
churches in several major cities,
died yesterday.
He rose from Office boy to senior
partner in the firm of Cram g.
Ferguson and specialized in &C.
clesiastical architecture.
One of his most noted works
was the baptistry of the Cathedral
OF st. John the Divine in New
York City.
Evening star., 1950-07-31
Arlington Services Held
For Christopher Gebicke

Funeral services for Christie.
pher Gebicke, So. Greenbelt tax
driver and former thinning con-
tractor who died Unexpectedly al
his home, S Eastway road. Thurs
day, were held at Arlington Gene
terry at 10 am. today. :
A son of the late Louis Gebicke
former business manager of the
Marine Band, Mr.. Gebicke had
spent virtually all his life in Wash
ington and attended Northeast
public schools. He served in the
Army in World War I.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Flora Gebicke, of Greenbelt
three nieces and five nephews.
Evening star., 1950-07-31

oleQ SATURDAY
a t G eorg e
w a S h in G t on
University Hos
pital.
Mr.. Whitacre,
former clerk to
the Board of
County Com
nliSSiollers. had
been i'll for a
year. He lived
at 1916 First
avenue, Silver
Spring. A Mont
gomery County
IN
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daughters, Miss Pauline E. Whit
acre of the First avenue address,
and Mrs. Charles Murray of Sill
yer Spring. and two grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services will be held at
3 pm. tomorrow in the Pumphrey
funeral home. Silver Spring
Burial will be in Forest Oak Gem
etery, Gaithersburg.
Evening star., 1950-07-31
GuiIhermino Sueeio, 81, Dies

OPORTO, Portugal. July 81 (P.
I-Guilhermina Suggia, 81, famous
woman cellist, died here yesterday.
She recently underwent an opera
ton at a London clinic.
Evening star., 1950-07-31
Garna nf lhanka

CROSS, SOPHIA c. The family Of the
late SOPHIA c. CROSS wishes to express
its thanks to our many neighborS and
friends for their kind expressions of
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes
at the death of our mother.
WILLIAM A. CROSS. 81
MOORE, BETTY GAY. The family of the
late BETTY GAY MOORE gratefully ac-
knowldge and deeply appreciate your
kind expressions of sympathy.
MRS. ELOISE MOORE AND MRS.
BESSIE RAMA.
Evening star., 1950-07-31
Hurvie B. Kinq Dies

LEXINGTON. Va. July 81 up.
|-Harvie Brown King. So, former
chief of the Lexington police
force, died yesterday at his home
here.
Evening star., 1950-07-31
Ira {. Whitacre Dies;
Silver Spring Banker
And Political Figure

Ira c. Whitacre. "a, a director
of the Suburban National Bank
since 1914 and a well-known polit-
ical figure in Montgomery County,
Evening star., 1950-07-31
HIT mpnturtattt

III 2uPmnftdttt
Of my, dear husband. HUGH II BUNDY,
who departed this life II years ago to-
day. July 81; 1894,
raEs Eevins ihs hssfs Esss1n sSd sS THY frus: self
Golden years are flying by,
Youth is passing too.
Learn to make the most of life,
Lose no happy days;
Time msaTdns WIZ never bring thee back,
Leave ans. no .;sn tender words unsaid,
The mill will never grind
Take the proverb to thy heart;
The mill will. never grind
HIS sRISSbSe RiSy1Se WIFE. IDA BUNbBa' 81 Bas'ss AND
CHANDLER. LAPPERE. In loving remem-
eaaSn, eTaaSe q IL our dear brother, LAPPERE
years ago today, July 81, 1947.
Sad and sudden was the call
=. VI one SO dearly loved by ALL
IL wi vas 81 !. bitter lite. grief, shock severe
And speak Of Of how Sai'i1 he d died d'm
To think he could not say eood-by
Before. he closed his eyes.
AS We thing, We try to say
LOVING BROTHERS, GEORGE DAvTr
AND DENNIS CHANDLER.
DYER. CLARA E. In memory of nv dear
wife, CLARA E. DYER, who passed awav
three years ago today, July 81, Ia41
DEVOTED HUSBAND. ALBERT n. DYER.
FOLEY, HAIRY ASHBURN. In loving men-
4ry Of my beloved son. HARRY ASHBURN
FOLEY, who departed this life one year
ago today, July 81, 1949. '
One year has passed and gone,
since we were forced to part,
But time and space cannot erase.
your memory from my heart.
They say time heals all sorrow.
And helps to forget,
But time SO far has only proved,
How much ! miss him yet,
God give me strength to fight IT.
ana courage to bear the blow
But what it meant to lose him,
NO one will ever know.
1t is SO lonely here without YOU,
And so sad along life's way
In my heart your memory fingers.
vo,1r IhlS IS me day God called you away.
Y0UR 5f ID DEVOTED MOTHER, MARGARET
FOLEY, HARRY AsHBURN. In sad but
In,laW and uncle, HARRY ASHBURN
FOLEY, who passed away one wear agc
today, July 81, 1949.
Your memories is all we have now.
Your cares are all at rest.
You Will never be forgotten,
BY the ones who loved you best
YOUR SISTER LUCILLE, BROTHER. IN.
LAW HARRY, NIECE PATRICIA, AND
NEPHEW DONNIE.
Evening star., 1950-07-31

WOERNER, CARL G. On Friday. july %.
at Summit, N. j.. CARL G. WOERNER,
beloved husband of Mary Woerner and
father OF Suzanne, Maryellen and Carl
Otto and Sadie Stern Woerner. Burial
summit, n. j.. AUGUST l. at 10 am
Evening star., 1950-07-31
CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERY LOTS at Cedar Hill. owner
. leaving town and will sacrifice for quick
sale. WI 6107. .
Evening star., 1950-07-31

INA e. A special communi.
cation of Silver Spring Lodge
No: 215, A. F. g. A. M, is
called for 2:15 pm. Tues
day, August l. 1850, for the
purpose of conducting Masonic
burial services for our late
brother, IRA c. WHTTACRE.
!. WEAVER. Worshipful Master
KINSTNGFP Anfinu Cao,ata-
Evening star., 1950-07-31

IS, 1886, at Gallinger Hospital KATIE
ol Paul Pritcnett, mother OF Richard and
Fred w. Smith. stepmother of Hazel and
Emma Pritchett, sister of Charles Diggs
she also leaves four grandchildren, two
daugf terS-in-laW, other relatives and
friends. The late Mrs. Pritchett may be
viewed at the above residence after 3 psfn
Monday. Mass Will be offered Tuesday,
August /, at 9 am, at Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Services by Stewart
Evening star., 1950-07-31

CHAMBERS, JAMES, SR. July 80 1850
of 3305 Laurel ave. Cheverly, Md, hus-
OF James. IT., and Fred W. Chambers
Mrs. Navel Howell and Mrs. Daisy Powell.
services and inteTment Wednesday,
Chambers
Evening star., 1950-07-31

PRESTON. M. REYNOLDS. On Sunday,
July 3d. 1850, at his residence, 10s North
OLDS PRESTON, beloved husband of
Marie Preston, nee. Sunderland: father
Mrs. Mildred wilkins and Mrs. Mar
Jorie Worch of Takoma Park, d. c.;
MIS-. Marie Heatwole of Alexandria, Va;
Richard R., Howard j., j. Franklin
M. Reynolds, Jr., and william Preston
OF Arlington, Va, and brother of Mrs
Lillian Preston Warner, Mrs. Florence
Preston and the late Wilbur Preston.
Remains resting at his later residence
where funeral services will be held
TUESDAY, August /, at , pm. 1nterment
Columbia Gardens Cameterv
Evening star., 1950-01-29
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

REGISTERED, 5 gated horse, sew
eral good colored western horses,
selection of horses suitable for a
hunter: Eng. and western, new and
used saddles and brides. HILLTOP
FARM. Fisher rd.. Temple HIS Nd.
ABERDEEN ANGUS HEIFERs. 20
hs;.sa head feHd ga a194 qaalMszE ME 1ss4
4 NICE JUMPERs. 5 ponies. 8 small
GUERNSEY heifers. Rockville 1889;
TAIMWoRTHH HIaH,i soWs. proven, only 2
left also boar; Ear9aE al EegistSEed' EsW sell
THREE 1Ox16-FoOT boy stalls, new
horse barn, for rent. $50 mo. each;
expert care, best feed, pasture. c; B
DICKSON. Paeonian Springs. Va
Tel Hamilton 1869.
MULES, pair young, tod good worksrs; aii sftaI nc
4 pm. 1854 Allentown rd.,- Camp
springs. Md. Locust 3-7292
1 sf2fkAiRhLA PaTk BLACK HORSES from .
farm; will work osyO anywhere; also l
wasAT FRfa pstf STRAW W; and u2'S Wheat for sale
HORSE for sale; excellent hunter and
park hack; perfectly schooled; safe
igmEperr; suIet To- 1es4; 9aaon sows some
reg: q large pigs, Berkshire and
Duroc; excellent stock to sell today.
sORRELI RIDING HORSE with white
markings; 10 yrs. old; about 16
hands tall; excellent condition; gen
tie and quiet: fine for lady or child;
$50 today. GE. Abs.
HOGS FOR SALE-5 shoats and 1
SOW: must sell; will sell as lot or
separately. LO. 5-0231.
GUERNSEY COW, Just fresh, 2nd
calf; TB and bangs tested; $500.
Phone Herndon 223.
PUREBRED Hampshire sows due to
farrow late Feb. and March; weight
300 to 400; second litters. Also rs
young shoats. delivered Washington
area. Fl. GEO. THOMPSON. Great
Mills, Md. Phone G.. M. 390-J-3.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
POULTRY AND EGGS

So ~ each. HzMMETT. 56I7 Allen.
town rd.. Camp Springs, Md. .,
SO PULLETS, Christie. mos, ready
to lay. 81 each. 3615 Hamilton St.
West Hyattsyilles, Md. WA. 227S:
BABY CHICKS-Your choice, no Leg.
horns, 3. Rocks, Nh. n; H. Rsds' W > R. o,t. !
ae0S er H. NsSneet WyanSottes. s.o IS. so per 100;
Heavy assorted, $3.50. tMay be
SsFfoNAi sosFfeslS.i Chicks, aHR sz sszs 'i Temple
I'd, Phila. 10, Pa.
WHEAT end and wheat straw for sale
BABY CHICKS, 2 week special, reds.
rocks, crosses, wyan., leghorns OF
asst, S5.95 per 100; bullets, ,r hsn'
oockerels, CO. aTens Ss.e5; chicks for meat
S2'95. Immediate delivery. COP
KRYDER'S HATCHERY, Box 295.,
BiackWood, N. J. Phone s-05S2.
NESTS for 15-hole. Jamesway alum
mum, cost S75; sell $50. FIR. !416
TEN BUFF COCHIN females: fancy
stock. Reasonable. Phone WI. 553l
DARK CORNISH breeding STOCK SN x,
ducks and geese, pheasants wan! wan,
spsssapts Silver keevSS g. cLsMER haax A9S; Boz
4oTs 7f Ianham. Md. WA. 7247. 20
JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K st. NV.
-Conkey's Y-o feeds: baby chicks;
LRHYnNG RSYHnlNsFGs WRITE WRITE LEMGaHoRNY pullets
also young New Hampshire rec
hens. Call WI. 4196; .u,c~v2 u~v29
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED GH1SKS aT5lNsEy Y
AND pouITRY FARM, Ashton 1857
Evening star., 1950-01-29
FARM AND GARDEN

GARDEN FLOWING, Silver Spring
Hyattsville and D. C. sH: 1878
BANK RUN GRAVEL for driveSays
HosEYsEEs, UsThsia HsSS colonies. beekeepe ms
oobligeedd to sell Immediately. PhSon'
BGLLDozERs III. Btsai for grading, excava.. mNy
nE ana ana sa 'ssEnE CAT AT feas os5 rates
TREE REMOVAL-Allp phases Of ire,
esii coLGMBfA TREE i SERVICE SERVICE
CO. WA, 6615 or SH. SlSs. 81
for lawns and sEsenhoases; So yer; ;
PLANT SHADE TREES, Shrubs ane
an other nursery stock now. We alst
specialize in ,sodding, For free es
nases s11s Ages fa road dYGNs mysttsys NHssEKa Ma
SEE THE International Cub tracto.
and equipment Now available. Idea
for to 40 acres. MALoNEY'S s
ING. sI29 Ga: ave. Silver Spring.
International super A. c. & H; trac'
stalk cutters, hammer and bur-
mills. corn. shelters, disk harrows
soil pulverizers; manure spreaders
H4o oCCaClot. ACdFy duIy uloho "
cut corn stalks, wagons, saws fol
all make tractors New Idea corr
snow plows. bulldozers and hydro
fsf9S 5sE Nc, N 9iss sss da tsa0ssss sss
SfSf h4EoaRn sAsS sASs sale; s5 sPd so4s: sssS5ss
cnx1NIISK fys f4Sfs rEScR ESSTiRs dbe Md galvanized
A n yNc tn11 lad ~
cement. mt MAI M2IoSEY's, INC. dsessi'sd silvel ei
Spring. SH. 1880.
tsI reguiar price, s. s45s nex' nos ens Haf
sssa sssstty '-ysmas SaESsgtef fNc 9tssff ssf
HAY FOR SALE, baled alfalfa, clover
and mixed. in Loudoun Co. Hills
THE FALLS CHURCH AZALEA GAR
PENS ssS1fer oes dspendabe' dssGnom
and and ' piantins. T. 'epe shade and SfS'on: orna'
mental trees. broad-leaf evergreen.
when planted in the. dormant sea
son; Let US beautify your hom,
, cslI .AnI "a; z $3.50 fer free, FREE estimates: .
planting. Nransplanting. sodding
lawns made, renovated. tree work
nagStone walks, cement walks ano
driveways. w. c. WALKER, sH
1920.
HAY. good quality timothy, S22 81
per ton. at farm; Z pigs, Z wks. old
$40. Laurel 7-69-W-11.
LEACH SILAGE UNLOADER, used
season, for sale account moving tt
Florida; can be seen in operation
next two weeks; liberal reduction
also baled hay. A. WOLFE 8, SON
Brandywine. Md. Phone Brandy
rGBs gine o Tl1 80 =, 90. e,,. :, s,,+
22 bu. So; well rotted manure, q
bu., S11; delivered. UN 0670.
COW MANURE. well rotted $50 pc!
bu.; delivered; topsoil. WA. 4593
DAVID BRADLEY garden tractor
! with cultivator. plow and cutter bar
| S19S. MI. 1879.
FOR SALE-Korean LespedeZa seed
laboratory tested. purity 90 am
75fe; no dodder; $40, 1OO-lb. bag
! Morornh OR 0TRC ..
Evening star., 1950-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH. typewriter. calc., cash
reg. of. equip. any kind; top price.
DI. 1872. CO. 1925. ewes. Sunday
ANTIQUES-Bric-a- china. sill
yerware: old lewelry. glass: Any amt.
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1335
ANTIQUES-FUrniture, bric-a- brac.
china, glassware, rugs. silverware,
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tStarbecker). ia.
AUTOGRAPH letters, stamp collec-
HOBBY SHOP. '716 18th st. DI. 1872:
BEDROOM, dining room. contents of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 1887; after 2 pm, GE. l4I6,
BINOCULARS, Bausch-Lomb 7x35 or
6x30 Zephyr weight. State price.
Box 499-R, Star.
BOOKS - Bought, all kinds, any
ALBION ass IePSeas BooR sHoP PaF l4ss
Pa. ave. NV. ST. 6698.
BOOKS, large and small collections.
bought and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 721 9th
St NV. ME. 5995.
BOOkS--Always anxious to buy en-
tire libraries, or. smaller collec-
tions of good books; we call any
where, pay cash and remove books
Immediately at our expense. BAR
GAIN BOOK SHOP. sos 9th st.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
ALPERSTEIN'S
Washington's Cut-Price Appliance
Store
1920 7th ST. NV.

TELEVISION, i0-in. screen, Admiral
console, blond, modern. perfect cond..
TELEVISION SET, Pilot, new cond., =,
with, carrying case. aerial. mainly
TELEVIsioN~cAM 1ssi o va and ''F FIN radio
phonograph. dark mahogany combi-
nation, like new; cost S54e.95 sell
TELEVIsIoN AND FIN, 1e-in. ma
hogany console, Crosley with Du-
mont inputner and circuit, cost
over $3.50, will sell at S415. In
cludes 1-year parts warranty. CHI.
1901 until pm.
TELEvISIoN SET, Admiral, good
cond., S175; toy Pomeranian dog,
S35 quick sale, have to leave town
e; BROWN, 155 D st. Sc. go
TELEVISION SETS UP to 40es on;
2-year service on ali models. Last
years models slashed, Many floor
samples and demonstrators. Free
home demonstration. Easy terms.
Open ewes. until 9 ROYAL AP-
PL1ANCE CO. 1911 Nichols ave.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
AVIATION

ERCOUPE, late AZ. 85 hrs. like new
always kept in private hanger
$1,000 or best offer SH. 5703.
OPENINGS in 2 flying clubs En-.
trance fee, S45. For details cal
KEN LEYSER. FIR. 1896.
I HAVE A GOOD SELECTION Of used
aircraft from q cub at S95 to q
Cessna 40 at S1,265. Special thi.
week, TCraft, not flown since re-
ssSSzSssl' s'4o' CARL ALLEN Al
1916 AERONCA, recently majored, low
|. time-never cracked. relicensed til
October. Must see to appreciate
Can be seen at MARYLAND Airport
Sunday.
SWIFT 125, de luxe. 200 hrs. GE
instruments % sM te directionai iaoo ioop ssi Al.
ways hangared. $4,000. JA. 4.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
BOATS

I6-FT. MAHOGANY speed boat hull,
also 1915 Jeep engine. Ma. 400.
CHRIS-CRAFT speedboat, 16-ft All
equipped. Like new. Ss75. DE,
EyENRUDE zEPHYR-outboard with
spring, excel. cond., S125, 5201
Kansas ave, NV.
BOAT AND MOTOR. IL #. p cypress
high free board and 10 mp. John
son outboard motor, both excel
a2-H.P. JOHNSON oUTBOARD, model
P9 fSSniSa 1919; ri run ;s,.,i 10 hours I6 h.p
COLONIAL CRUISERS-First public
37-ft. series at Mayfower Marina,
1900 Maine ave. s.w.. Saturday and
Sunday until 5 pm. Welcome aboard
from HOWARD FRAZIER. DE. 6so5
cHRIs-CRAFT DEALERS, order now
sAl san oa9s tNC'' $50 Maine ave- & siw
I5tti-FSY2. FSY21 snipe sailboat skanaeteies,
excellent sails; -$225 or best offer
Write Box 369-V, Star. 29'
ORDER NOW for spring delivery
N1EMAN BROS. custom boat build
s. srs; shady Side Md. Open sun
1i-FOOT hUNABoUT BOAT, with
steering wheel and 40 Elsin out
board motor, 712-hp,; S235; very
good cond. Call WA. 1890.
EVINRUDE and Elto outooard motors,
Thompson boats, new and used; sery-
ice and parts, used parts; factory
representatives. 1877 1lth st. s.e.
CHRIS-CRAFT ENGINES
s models, so to 100 hip, all marine
engineered by men who know boats
Trades and financing arranged
1850 models now on display at
RILEY & VAN FOSSAN. INC.
Wholesale and retail. $50 Maine
ave sw ST O32R
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STENOTYPE

Excel. l.-cond., $50. VI. 7796.
sTENOTYPE MACHINE and books
practically new, $75. GE. 5499;;
STERLING SILVER, 8 place setting
TowIe, old lace, never used. AP
0955.
STOKER, Whiting. No. 2. underfeed
like new: best offer. 100 Jack
son st. ne, DU. 1884.
STOKER, complete with crate; bloWel
and controls, any reasonable of1el
accepted; can deliver. WA. 272S.
STORAGE CABINETS, used and new
various sizes at low prices. Today
STORE FIxTu6REs-Modern stor,
fixtures; Primavera.. 5 glass cases
z wall cases. 8 counters, one 12-ft
counter, hanging cases; reas
Call 9 to 9. OK. I477.
STOVE, 1 brand-new factory-crated
l.. g. II. elec. range; retatls $685.
will sell for cash. S265. OK. 0904
between 8 a.m.-5 pm.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
FURNITURE WANTED

FURN.-Entire household contents,
old glassware. silver. misc. china;
highest prices. s. F: FURN. ExcH.,
GAS as "a RaNsEs. sf AT; sas o'ss Eets. heating
loIi 7th. ui St. NV. W. NA. ss52 w.
GOLD-BrinE your old gold. plati-
mum. teeth. discarded jewelry We
pay cash; A KAHN. INC. 81 years
GOLF BAG and set three registered
woods. Good condition. Sligo 1918.
LlNGUAPHoNE RECORDS to teach
English to Polish-speakins person;
rent or buy. P. o. Box 49, New
LIvING WING ROOM PIECES. "a, period
style, good condition: coffee table.
tables, lamps, pictures; OIL. 676s. +.
price prices paid; II you cannot deliver
US. WASHINGTON RAG g. BAG
NEwsPAPERs i PAP j !. WANTED sixi nb' ooo'' High
prices paid. If you cannot deliver
your aecumulations. please phone
us; us. ACE JUNK sn k4so' e. 222o Georgia
PIANOS. used spinets, uprights and
MIR. -BALDI. ST. 0250
PIANOS--Grands. consoles. spinets
sr sT small soaa uDrights' Will pay cash
PfaNos@cash for grand. upright.
spinet. AID. 592S day; Hobart oI5l,
Ext. s14. night. 81.
PIANOS WANTED SS$
COLONIAL PIANO CO. Ma. 4s70.
PRINTING PRESS wanted, 14x22
Gordon press. Box 305-S, Star. --29
RANGE, 8 burners, with broiler. COW
sssa fsas '0P 81 over s5ss burners for resssu-
ATTIC singers. Box 3s7-V, star.
RIFLES, pistols. shotguns and am
RSRsl2 I9ReR oTs &s 1sE shos fs soa go 'fhds ifb
sSRAP I'll n'W IRON, SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house rags; highest prices
paid: II you cannot deliver your
ssssa9fslsss NSgR Pig bGa gss's Co. 'ASas srg ss
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries, house rags: highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your ac-
cumulations, please phone us ACE
I9Nk 2p 54S2.' Go.' 2S2o oeorsia ave. NV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prices
dition. 1916 H st. ne. FIR. o59s
sunday, 1T 0S4l weekdays.
SHOP BENCH. heavy wood. and or
more steel stock bins, open shelf
woopWoRhiiiNG TooIse2nd END hand hand
bench saw. iointer, drill press, band
saw shaper, lathe and misc. hand
tools. DORAN, GE. S092. 20
AM INTERESTED In buying .silver-
ware. any. condition. china. bric-a-
brac. old Jewelry, household effects,
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1881
G st. NV. ST. 7496
USED BAND AND ORCHESTRA in
struments; highest cash prices.
LUBAR, INC, 1900 q st. NV. ST.
0250.
WANTED-Encyclopaedia Brittanica,
IN good condition. and late edition.
WANTED TO BUY-wing chair, in
good condition. Call XII. s-S956.
30
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold.
silver. iewelry. diamonds. firearms,
luggage. phonographic eauipment,
musical instruments. engineering
instruments Will call MAX ZWEIG
SONS. 937 D St NV. NE. 9113.