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PIANOS WANTED S S

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COLONIAL PIANO CO. MA. 1870.
PLYWoOD, A-in. new. used; need
u siaths. RUBIN, use rx KS osss sss III III
RsifFILiEs. sfI pistols. shotsuns and am
LYNCH GUN SHOP, 904 11th
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
paid: = you cannot deliver your
Wasa sAa l. IA IgAlssse CO. DhSns s9S us
sGRAP iRoN. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries, house RAGS: highest prices
paid, II You cannot deliver your ac-
cumulat tons. please phone US ACE
sHSk ap s4S2 81, 222o deorsia ave NV
sfWING MACHINES. highest prices
pald paid,,ia1 tor all makes and in any
sSI2sn 94Ss sun; TR ss41 s. ,IS, Weekdays.
condition; Can pu. a7ss, THE
SILVER SHOP. 1911 N st. NV.
SURVEYORS TRANsITs, any makes.
Call DU. 1858. 8 am: to B pm.
TUXEDO. size 3s-40, double breasted.
iFP wRETfss Wanted parssd Ii porssS 5SRss
6S; os4o, Ext. 'Is. ai6. V THOMAS. fH5sGaso'e .A
WASHER. Easy Spiro-matic. or SIM
liar make: recent vintage; approx.
500; good condi EN- 7270.
HIDE-A-BED LOVE SEAT, any manu-
faeturer; good. condition. WI. 2073.
Gus hand tools such as sockets,
open ends. etc. Also cutting torch
equip. Call vi. 1858 from 8 to. 8.
Sc. CHURCH needs 3 sunday school
pianos Immediately. 10. 3-5306 or
10. $4,000. al
AM INTERESTED in buying silver.
ware. any condition. china. bric-a.
brae. old tewelry. household effects
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. l33B
g st. NV ST. 7496
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POULTRY AND EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 6l9 K St; W
poultry supplies, NE. 0os9.
1ShKfK Nht. 3YEEs F5RkEY sEsp1s FARM
coWxN' tS' cHicksMMda. cHiiikssx astj's i. s. a, APP
pull; clean; fryers Wholesale, retail
buy from breeder for more profit
2341, Bowie, Md.
BABY CHICKS. Kasco feeds. Burpe,
seeds, REQ mowers. FARMERS FEEL
caIGKEN s1GkE; NosKytFssi aousE, Ma; 1xsxs, excel
eond., any reasonable afAs' ofier. ao7 o7'i E
Greenway blvd. Falls Church.
NEW HAMP. RED and White Holland
laying pullets for sale; any reas
ofisr accepted; also feeders and wat
100 NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS, s wks
4 wks. old, l pound, SOC. Hillside
c2aPiT1ToL HATCHERY, 1885 Kenil.
ina Eorth h,,s.S aye; ne. "; 1888; Hatch
meat and eggs. r, o. P. breeding
sring. "Pullorum clean"
HENS, ready to lay; also some geese
ai15. and dnc6s. ss6 Ks G. H. sArTLER, Rock
~ siiis wa1Te HE ROCK puLLErs, $40;
20 ducks. $40 or 500 for ali. 10
BRoiIRRiRs-FRYERs, Hampshire Reds
80 per lb. Can deliver in lots Of
81 or more. Marlboro 3553.
CUSTOM HATCHING-Make arrange
ments now for duck and goose eggs
TURKEYS, poults, q. S. Asr. Dept.
blood-teSted. Br. Br Bronze Dome,
white Holland. Ashton 1894.
TURKEYS-Beltsville Whites, II
hens, 2 toms, breeding stock: SS5
CHARLES FOWLER, Mitchellville
HINES CHICKS, Pullorum passed
Nd .; U:. $. approved; a Lsshorns, B
Hatches every Friday. Closed OF
BABY CHICKs.Fine Quality, You youl
choice (no Leghorns), B. Rocks, N
II. Reds. r. I. Reds. W. Rocks OF
Wyandottes; So 80 per 100. Pullets
any breed. s12.90-1O0; H; cockerels
NATIONAL CHICKS, s24s Temple
rd.. Phila. 1e, Pa.
BABY CHICKS mo Culls), o. s. ap-
proved, pullorum controlled, Barred
Rocks. New Hampshires, Hamp- Rock
Crosses, Sc per 100. Above breed
pullets, $40; heavy breeds. assorted,
So, heavy Cockerels, $3.50: Leghorn
bullets, S14.95. FOB. shipments
COD. GEM POULTRY. 1881 Vine
ST., Phila. 3, Pa.
BROODER. electric, 5-deck, 500 ca
pacity, used 3 weeks, like new. Rock
vile 1864.
BABY CHICKS. EXTRA SPECIAL
Reds, Rocks, Crosses, Wyan., Leg
horns or asst, 1896 per 100;
pullets, light or heavy breeds,
chicks for meat, S1.95. Immedia te
delivery. COD. KRYDER'S HATCH
ERY. Box 295, Blackwood, N. J.
FINE SHOW COCKERELS, few pairs.
trioc. Lakenvelder, most beautiful
CHICKEN In U. s.; Black Javas, nearly
COLUMBIA pike, Arlington, Va. ia.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WOOD, PINE AND OAK approx. 15(
logs, varying in size; Takoma Park
Also wood available, cut to your re-
quest. 81. 1897.
WORK TABLES (6). eft, heavy.
duty, like new; original cost. $40
sell $40. LU. 4-2274.
WREN HOUSES-Well-bu variou!
types; S1.25. EN-. 1886.
YOUTH BED. storkline. blond ma
hog., mattress, like new; reas.. sooc
BLONDE MAPLE din. rm. suite, .
pcs, 500; twin beds, mattresse
on each or both. AID. Ss95.
You CAN SAVE UP to 5000 OF
several floor sample spinet and con,
sole pianos. including Hardman anc
the famous Minipiano; full 5-yeal
guarantee. also student-size piano
from S295 up; liberal terms. LU
6BAR. INC. 1900 9 st NV. Ma
LADIES-Babys handmade 3-pc
sweater set; reasonable. HY. 0939
CHILD'S PINK COAT and Logging
set, size 2; like new; $40. Babe,
Tenda and chair, SO. JU. 7-6493
NORGE REFGR.. 6 Gu. it.; sacrifice
sos. NO. 8731.
CLOSING OUT-Fine hooked rugs
pewter, glass, iron and rare Japa-
nese prints. MI. 6753.
STORKLINE CARRIAGE, Maytas
washing machine, , Victrolas. al
9th St. s.e.
BENDIx-Electric Mandrel ironer
cost S229.50, sell S129.5O, almost
new, perfect cond. Also Twin
baby stroller and ga octave marin.
ba' light luggage trailer. SH. 6455
sTEIEWAY, square. grand. solid rose.
tiaue. in perfect condition. Box
1857 Star. -l9a
UNDERWOOD NO. 5-very excellent
condition: S34. l495 Newton NV.
Apt. "A. TU. 1906. M. j. BEITZELL
MEYERS DEEP WELL PUMP; sooe
condition; reasonable. Phone Bowit
COLOR CAMERAS reduced for cherry
to S19.95. TENDLER's, 9I3 b st
NV. Phone ME. 9339.
ALUMINIUM GARAGE DOOR-Never
used, S25. LO. 5-3O44.
EASTER SPECIAL-Very new: fire
engine, S13.95; stroller. Sl7.95;
clothes hamper, $3.50. AP. O9S2
CHILD'S FURNITURE-Twin beds,
wardrobe, dresser, chair, costumer;
excellent condition; $50. UN. 1894.
ONE k-in. Black-Decker drill. one
7-ln. Sioux fender sander; ! acety-
iene outfit. regulators, torch, tips,
soft. hose; Butterfield tap-die set,
one Ain. Parker wise Can be seen
at Benson's Service Station. 1901 M
E-Z PRINTER-REToUCHING Ell,
So: Argon gas bulb, cold light,
pat. shutter. Bsmt., 1853 Harvard.
WAR SURPLUS-Warehou full OF
tools. motors. tarpaulins, rope
shoyels. 1000 others. GICHNER
2513 M st. NV. Ex 1927, 8 to /
"QUIET-HEAT" oil burner, less mo.
tor. good condition, new pump
data. tank. $50. Call WA. 1913. !
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AVIATION

WACO UPF-1, licensed Feb. 10
prop; S495. MEIER. OV. l7O2.
FAIRCHILD l943, PT-23; Cont. go;
total a./e.. $50; canopy; excel. cond :;
ERCOUPE, late 1877. S5 hours time
15 h.p. Cont: metal prop: sens
altimeter: peri. cond. SH. 5103.
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PIANOS

More people buy pianos from KITS
than from any other store in the
city; fact we are proud of and
consider remarkable testimonial
for the quality and valve YOU get
in the planes we stock. Before you
buy anywhere, don't fail to see ouI
display Of pianos a COMPARISON
more to buy the best at KITS,
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PIANO.

Factory rebuilt steinwsy concert
grand, size #. 8 in, ebonized case.
We will accept your smaller. grand
or console in trade. Enjoy the full
Of this size. Special terms can Be
arranged if desired. CAMPBELL MU-
SIC CO., exclusive Steinway dealer
110S G st. NV. DI. S464. --25
PIN BALL MACHINE-Good cond.
or best offer. WA. 1865. -19.
PIPE, terra Gotta: for sewers. wells
fsefB; poNaLpsoN be n s6 I PuR4Ro5 BRo.. lTsa} i$t}
PIPE, sally black, cast iron. cut
K shrssdi e nr. HtSsss Ne so S.9SkS VIZ $500 SoSt
PLASTER BOARD
New, % 4xe, sl.o2; * 4x7' sli1s; g, 4xs zs
ACE WRECKING q BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO., 4002 Minnesota ave
ne. LU. 4-0500. "a
PLYWOoDs-Large and small size
IN hardwoods ana softwood; GRUyEI
MFG; CO; so01 Conn. ave. CHEVY
rSon 6eass 4asLE, Md 81 ss5: '2ss Sss and springs
heat 5 rooms; SIS. 10. $3.50.
POFER-MOWER Jari. Sickle-bal
type type 8 foot blade. s1e5.oo. Hu
Pressing MACHINE, boiler and re-
turn system. Telephone HI. 1869.
PRINTING PRESS AND EQUIPMENT
10xI5 c. and P. printing press, Al
condition. variable speed motor
ys1y sn{ reasonabs s. isss sat sO
cold water. Sashbasin and toilet
Very reasonable. ! set space band
for linotype, cheap. Several hun.
dred liners for linotype, cheap;
extra, good font linotype mats. l:
One On aan 0Ona makeup wsn 'sT BANK cnsaR wti
overhead lishts and 4s Californis
able. ou1cK-sET LINoTYpE CO.
500 9th st. nv, pI. 4314. 1a'
PRINTING PLANT, complete offset
l7xsa press: reasonable. Box 5-B
PRINTING PRESS. webendorfer. let.
terpress (little. giant) 9x12. full,
automatic with accessories. new
pRiNTEns nsnEs ESQ suppEfEsHEscundry Eli I'd.
borders. leads and sluss galleys
trimmers. etc. ALEXANDER PRINT
PRoJECT0R-sound. 10 nm. Victor
1000 it.; very good condition.; Sl25
BROKERS SALES. 913 d st. NV.
RADIATORS-Hot water: good a
new. Phone WA. 1858.
RADIATORS, new ana used gas boil.
ers. furnaces, valves, etc. BLOCK 8
3056 M st. NV. NO. 1903.
RADIO, 55-A Collins receiver. Meiss
ner signal shifter and other anna
teur parts. WA. 9051.
RADIO, Sway portable Emerson
plays q. G.. d.. c., or on battery; il
new cond: S25. OR. 6547.
N. c.. 100 A. s. D.: low freq. ban.
on broadcast: bargain, $50. Cal
ia. 1908, Sun.
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PIANOS

Can you use a walnut case pianop
We have Kimball consolettes and
. Gulbransen consoles in both dark
and light walnut finishes. Also /
All are floor samples and SUB.
stantially reduced for this week
only. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., 1l06
9 ST. NV, D1. S464. -25
PIANO-Used 40-in. mahogany con-
sole. with direct blow action. You
can save $3.50. Although the piano
is slightly used. 1T makes the ap-
pearance of brand-new instru-
nent. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., lI0S
G st. NV. DI S464. -2h
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BOATS

OUTBOARD MOTOR, I94s Sea Bee,
h,p., excel. cond., S100. Ii.
1850. Y.o' ' ~ :. ave NV 1ss 81.
FOR SALE-16-ft. Century speed.
boat, $500: nahog. hull, 45-h.p
Gray marine motor. Woodland
Beach Boat Yard. Call OWNER,
3s-FT. CABIN BOAT. 10-ft. beam,
$50 hip. motor, built Chris-Craft.
Call OWNER, GE. 1884; Ia. 82O3.
sa-FT. CABIN CRUISER, ss,450 for
quick sale Phone CH. 5303. Ia
38-FT. CABIN FISHING BOAT. s.ft.
beam. 1B-inch cypress hull, Hooper
Island style; less than 75 hours on
93-h.p. Chrysler marine engine:
dual steering: excellent condition.
Md. Phone Great Mills 19-F-2. 1es
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PIANOS

II March Is has caused you to
cali us for information on our de-
ferred down payment plan, enabling
you to have immediate use of e
piano with a minimum outlay of
cash. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., 11OS
G st. NV. D1. S464. -25
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TEI,EVISION

TELEVISION
WE CROWDED THEM IN LAST
WEEK: FOLKS; PR0yES ogE
REQUEST WE REPEAT AGAIN
12k-IN. STANDARD MAKE TELE.
ouR otSRoF PRICE IL MAo'sEa AoW sfse.s5 s5sisET ANr
MANY OTHER FAMOUS MAKES al
DEEP-CUT PRICES. E.Z. TERMS
ALL SETS IN ORIGINAL FACTORY
CARTONS. YOU CAN SAVE UP TC
5000 ON 1850 TVS.
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th ST. NV.
ma. 1853
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

MISSEIIANEOUS FOX KENT
DOZER-LOADER, for excavation
loading. grading; cranes, trucks
clamsheils; day or night. LO. 5-1377
HOSPITAL SP All BEDS IDEAL BEDDING
NV National 1904.
REFRIGERATOR FOR RENT with
option to buy with full credit fol
rent paid up to 3 months. DIS.
TR1CT ELECTRIC CO., 5O23 wis.
vcnsin ave. NV, WO. 1902. -2s
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CAT SHOW
TODAY
10 AM. TO 10 PM.

O GAS 1i1NIN[l1 OLIO
11th and H SITS. NV.
CAT FANCIERS of WASHINGTON
49,, ELPAW KENNELS, REG.
Alex, Va, Duke st. extended. Board.
Ing, groomine and every care for
Horse meat and feeds. Open weck.
gays to 8 pm. Come in or phone
Tor advice and information.
SUSIE BELL wApTF TE o4on
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PIANOS
TUNERS INDORSE
HADDORFF CONSOLE.

Fairly often local time piano
tuners drop in for piano parts which
they need right away. Since last
fall when We received our first Had
dorm consoles, We have asked them
carefully. Without exception, they
have all said the Haddorff sounds
better and feels better to the touch
than any other console piano they
had ever seen. We have also had
the, same reaction from many of the
better music teachers. Haddorff
than you would expect. COLONIAL
PIANO Co. R37 d ST n w MA darn
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TELEVISION
SEE THE DUMONT
BEFORE YOU BUY.
Homemakers Appliances
Alb 9Th St. Sc.
AT. 2029 OPEN 9 TO o.
TV SETS RENTED
TEIEVISION

TELEVISION
New 1860 models. Call JU. 7-e400
for real discount on nationally
advertised brands. Open till g.
WOODMOOR APPLIANCE. 1000
Colesville rd.. Silver Spring. -25
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FURNITURE BOUGHT
TOP PRICES =!
Call co. 33RR

FURN.-Entire household contents,
old glassware. silver. misc. china;
highest prices. 8, =. FURN ExCH..
2l0 7th Sc; AT o5s5.
iisSyfs iSii If fuFR: Z AZ AeMF si sTayT ss5S CO.
mum, teeth. discarded jewelry. We
pay cash A. KAHN. INC. 5S years
at 935 r st. NV
KILN for fring china. Wo. 4O51.
NEWSPAPERS WANTED - Higness
prices paid II you cannot deliver
your accumulations, please phone
us. WASHINGTON RAG g. BAG
CO, 215 l. st. s.w DI SOO7.
NEWSPAPERS WANTED High
prices paid. If you cannot deliver
your accumulations. please phone
us. ACE JUNK CO., 1920 Georgia
ave. NV. AD. 5457
OFFICE FURNITURE, all kinds; office
mach, any kind; top prices pd. Call
DI. 1879; ewes. and Sun, CO. 1925.
PIANOS, useo splnets, uprlghts and
grsnds. Highest cash prices. Gail
PIANo-Cash. for grand, upright
spinet or player. AID. 1928 day,
HO. -6151. Apt. 814. night. 20s
PIANOS-Grands. consoles, spinets
Or small upriahts Will uay cash
Evening star., 1950-03-19
CAMERAS

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. protector, lenses.
Mr.: WEISS, 928 D st. NV. RE. 2436.
CHINESE TEAK WOOD tables. nest
Of 4, black. WI. 6057.
CLOTHING-Hignes prices Ior men,
used clothing. BERMAN'S. II22 7th
st. NV AD 3727.. viii cali
CL0THING-Top prices paid fol
musical Instr. zuns. binoculars. etc
AT. sa1s. viii viii cAfI. .
CLOTHING-FURNITURE Mems
women's. childrens clothing. linens
drapes, entire households. I'VE pick
up!" RE. 1886. Open Sunday. Buy
or sell GOOD NEIGHBOR sWAF
SHOPS. 931 9th st. NV.
silver Cash paid. is ERNEST 1fsf'fs suRR' sRs
INC; Sl4 18th st NV,
DIAMONDS, .jewelry, gold and sill
ysT hsshsss h Plh,Gss S. sHfHMAM RR AsS
HEiMER, 81 + St. N NV WV
ELECTRIC DRILL, " inch or larger.
FURNiTURE-WiI buy entire con.
tents Or odd pieces. Also old china
55 years, HOPWOODS. sth and &
SITS. NV. ME-. 5227
Evening star., 1950-03-19
COAL, WOOD. Fus, OIL

W OSs sSsk VII
ding. COOPER SUPPLY CO, SIS
18th st. ne. AT. 5919; ewes, 10.
SEASONED SPLIT OAK WooD-w,n
deliver V cords. Y cords or fuIl
cords Call ALASKA COAL co.
MA 5SS5 or OF 1900
Evening star., 1950-03-19
WASHING MACHINE, Apex;
$50. VI. 1903.

WATCH, lady,s; Lax solid gold; cost
$6S: sell, $23; matching band. EN-
WATCHES, nationally famous; save
40H to 60% on Bulova Elgin Ben
rus; Hamilton Gruen, Longines. fsne
compare; all guaranteed from So .95
to $50 so. ROSSLYN LOAN CO.
Rosslyn. Va. CHI. $500,
WATER HEATER. Duothurm, oil, 90
gal, excel. cond., all fittings. $50
WATER HEATERS. all sizes; installed
il desired. ATLANTIC CO., S07
v st. NV, NO. 1921.
WATER HEATEkS. used. sale. 20.
;Io'eal.. from Sis. guar JOHN
9 WEBSTER CO 627 r st NV
WATER HEATER, gas; $40.
VI. 1903.
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FARM AND GARDEN (cent. J

LANDsCAPING AND LAWN WORK Of
al kinds: also TOP soil. manure, blut
stone and sravel; no job too small
HARDY -FFiELD-GRowN AzALEAs, 4
yrs: old. all colors, soc each; mag
nolia trees. soc ca. Open all day
Sat. Sun. 2510 18th st. ne.
TOPSOIL-We will deliver and dumr
topson. For details. call Fairfax
996-J-2. -22
CHAIN SAWS-McCULLOU
Sales. service and rentals. POTTER
EQUIPMENT CO., 2051 l. st. NV.
ST. 1891.
FORD-FERGUSON TRACTOR and
equipment, 3 yrs. old: would prefer
to sell everything but will consider
offer for tractor alone. Rockville
44Sl.
AFRICAN VIOLETS
New and old varieties in bloom, T5C
and up. Gil. 6715.
RHoDoDENDRONs (white). 1h it.,
81 90 ca.
Mt. Laurel pink, 1h-a it,, s1.5o ca.
Azalea, deciduous pink, 1h-2 IT.,
Shade trees, $40 it., heavy, s4.s5 ca
Garden flagstone, 25c So. it.
MANGM'S NURSERY. Riggs I'd, 9
mi. north of University lane, w.
Hyattsville. II. 4-4666.
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SALE
ANr7TNTTrr A

ANTIQUES.
Old and new mirrors, 81 to SIS;
chest Of drawers, walnut, S25; wal
nut kneehold desk, S22.5O; pai,
brass lamps with shades. SIG.
SABA'S MISCELLANEOUS
GIFT SHOP.
2503 Champlain st. NV.
Open Daily, 1919: Sunday, 2-5.
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REUPHOLS STEERING

Special. Sofa and chair reupholstered
labor and material. $50. Workman.
ship guar. 20 yrs. in same establish.
ment. La FRANCE UPHOLSTERING G.
2509 14th st. NV, co, 1881.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH, typewriter. cal, cash
reg, Of; EQUIP, any kind; top price
D1. 1872; co. 1925, ewes. SUNDAYS
ANTIQUES-Bric-a- -brac china. sill.
verware. old iewelry, glass Any amt
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1895
G st. NV Sterling 1895
ANTlQUES-Private party wants Ia
buy any kind of antiques. bric-a-
brac silverware. ia. 4155.
ANTIoUEs-Furniture. brie-a-prac
CHINA, glassware. rugs. silverware
PAINTINGS: highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY tStarbecker). IA.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
REFRIGERATORS

Nationally famous Brands
ALL SIZES
AS LOW AS
$4,000
MORE FOR YOUR
MONEY AT 1920"
EASY TERMS
LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE
TeleviSion Unlimited
$40 10th ST. NV.
TWO DOORS BELOW F ST.
OPEN EVERY EVE. UNTIL 8 PM.
ONE HOUR FREE PARKING.
Evening star., 1950-03-19

WHEEL CHAIR-Everest and Jennings
between and Pm, Du. 1886.
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MISCL. FOR SALE tCont.l
LUMBER
LIBBEY LUMBER co.

Blinds. la and l 1s. entrance frames,
peak head, H.L.C.. double hung WIN
dow units, picture windows. Com
plete line of Andersen easements and
windows, ornamental iron columns.
sash, SOC each. 625 New York ave.
NV, MA. 1928.
OPEN SAT. MORNINGS
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AUTOGRAPH letters. stamp collec-
H1nRy HfIensi eSEnsi sH1l gs g9sld SILVER ivogies.
home: cash. We do moving, storage.
IA. 1887; after z pm, GE. 1416.
2O'
BOOKS-Bought, all kinds. any
quantity and removed at our ex-
Pa. ave. NV ST. 669S
BOOKS, large and small collections,
bought and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 72l 9th
st. NV, NE. 5995.
BOOkS-Aiways anxious to buy en-
tire libraries, or. smaller collec.
tions. Of good books; we call any.
where: pay cash and remove book,
Immediately at our expense. BAR
GAIN BOOK SHOP. sos 9th st
Evening star., 1950-03-19
VACUUM CLEANERS

VACUUM CLEANER, tank. ali At.
tachments. $3.50; Launderall au-
tomatic washer. S75. 81. 30OS.
type; leaving town, must sell: $50.
OW. 922S. 9-1O am. "a
WARDROBE. steel. 6Sx27x2O; like
new; ST so. For home or ofice.
Today. co. 1928: wk., DI. 1872.
WARDROBE TRUNK. "fndestructo, !"
40x20 inches So, drawers and hang
ers. in good cond.; $50. MI. S5l4.
WARDROBE, S15; rugs, So; pair Of
slip covers. $3.50; all In good con-
dition. WI. 1863. -lg
WARDROBE TRUNK-Good cond..
X3b. LIE 3-2QRa 10
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, silverware, jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any GUAM
tity. Call Louis Segal, CHI. 1893;
ewes EM 6TRS
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-14
Education That Is Needed by
Highway Commissioners

Since highway commissioner
ships are political jobs, distri-
buted among a Governors s
friends or his friends friends
and this is no more true of
Governor Scott's appointments
than Of any other Goyernor's
the average highway commits
sioner, when he becomes one,
does not know any more about
highways than does any one Of
tens Of thousands Of mis- fellow
citizens. This is nothing to be
mournful about unless you want
to be mOurnful about our whole
scheme Of government. For, that
is the way the business Of govern
ment is attended TO in a country
where every little while an cleo
ton turns out one appointing
officer and puts in another.
Fortunately civil service laws
and tenure-of-office rules and
practices keep the great majority
IOf the government personnel
permanently employed. 1t is on
the higher levels, the so-called
"policy-making'' levels, that the
changes take place.
Every new set Of highway
commissioner have 70 20 about
educating themselves on high
ways, and / have just been read
ing with pleasure that last week,
when the State Highway Com
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mission held a meeting in Ashe-
vile. the members were taken
along highways of Haywood
county, SO that they might see
what the women's clubs in that
wonderful mountain country had
been doing to beautify the road
sides. /.
/ do not happen to have seen
the highways up in that region,
but have often seen the stretch
between Pinehurst and Southern
Pines where trees and shrubs
have been planted and where
there are no advertising signs.
Every time ride along there
wish that all highways in North
Carolina could be improved as
this one has been, and | am de-
lighted when hear about activ-
tiles such as those Of the women's
clubs Of Haywood county. ! am
glad the results Of these activi-
ties are being shown to the high
way commissioners. A form Of
education that highway COM
missioners sorely need is educa-
ton in highway identification.
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commissioned officers to help
train the South Korean army,
had definitely committed itself
to helping South Korea protect
itself against an invasion from
North Korea. The sending in Of
this staff was in itself proof that
an attack by the North Koreans
was regarded as a possibility.
True, the attack might never
come, but its being a possibility,
and being clearly recognized as
such, should have been COM
pelling reason for the United
States to have strong forces
nearby.
-Four hundred American sol
diers- read that again, four
hundred-mad up the first force
sent over to South Korea from
Japan when it was decided that
ground troops were needed to
face the North Koreans. The
troops rushed to the front were
mostly youths without any COM
bat experience. A dispatch to the
New York Times tells of Amer
leans having to fight against
heavy tanks with only light,
inferior weapons. In an engage
ment described by another cor
respondent, ''the CTS fought
until their ammunition was
gone"
In these first three weeks of
the war in Korea the fault on
the American side has not been
with the individual soldiers.
The eyewitness reports agree
that the soldiers did as well as
they could have been rightly ex-
pected to do under the circum-
stances. The fault has been with
the higher-ups, whoever they
are, civilian personages or mill
tary personages or both, who
failed TO have well trained and
well equipped troops 50 placed
as TO be able to get to the bat
tlefront as quickly as those four
hundred unframed, poorly equip
ped youths got there.
The dispatches say that U. s.
Marines are now on the way
from California to Korea, cross
ing 1000 miles Of ocean. The
United States is in complete
possession Of Japan, less than
200 miles from Korea, and u. S.
Marines and other needed U. S.
troops would have been there
before the recent invasion began
if the men responsible for de-
Gliding where 10 place troops had
been properly on the alert.
In view Of the well recognized
possibility of an attack on a
country the United States had
committed itself to defend, it
is fair to describe the unreadi-
ness Of the United States in this
case as a Pearl Harbor on a
smaller scale.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-14
When Nights Begin to Lengthen
(Vinegord Gazette

We hear a good deal in the
dark days Of December about the
old saying: When the days begin
to lengthen, the cold begins to
strengthen. But SO far as we
know, there is no old saying for
this time in the cycle of annual
temperatures and sunshine.
There should be, and it might
run like this: When the nights
begin to lengthen, the heat be-
gins to strengthen.
The weather people have here
two paradoxes which, though
readily explained and under
stood, continue to be paradoxes,
which means, one supposes, that
they will continue to require ex-
planation and to run counter to
the involuntary expectation Of
those who feel that winter
should begin on time, and so
should summer. Here we are, at
the Fourth of July, for instance,
and summer has hardly begun,
yet the ancient festival Of mid
summer is well past.