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Evening star., 1950-07-21
Wonen's
Clubs
News Women Told
Pen Is Mightier
Than Atom Bomb
By Frances Lide
Woman,s Club Editor

The pen can be even more
powerful than the atom bomb-if
it is used vigorously and fearlessly
as an instrument for peace.
It was with this message to
members Of the American News
paper Women's Club that Senator
Geronimo Pecson Of the Philip
pines wound UP a six-day visit to
Washington.
The senator. who has won
scores Of friends since her arrival
here, was feted by the club at a
tea yesterday, sharing honors
with Miss Myrna 10y, Hollywood
star.
Both guests were present in
their role as leaders In the United
Nations Educational. Scientific
and Cultural Organization.
Mrs. Pecson recently was elect
ed to UNESCO's Executive Board,
the only woman ever to serve on
that international body. Miss 10y
is a member Of the United States
Commission for UNESCO and,
like Senator Pecson, attended the
recent UNESCO conference in
Florence, Italy.
More than 100 members and
guests of the club turned out to
greet the honor guests who, after
receiving with Miss Sigrid Arne,
the club president, were asked to
speak informally.
Explaining her presence in this
country. Senator Pecson said that
after her election to the UNESCO
board she felt the need Of ere
freshing" her strength. $50 I
came to my former mother coun-
try to get courage and inspira-
tion." she declared.
In q moving talk, the Philip
pine leader stressed the ties be-
tween her country and the United
States. emphasized women's re-
sponsibility for peace and chal-
lenged the newspaper women to
use their pens "in the spirit of
UNESCO."
Miss 10y, who is head of the
UNESCO Film Committee, un-
derscored her appeal, declaring
that free people need to be re-
minded that liberty and freedom
are their most precious heritage.
Two cabinet hostesses, Mrs. Jesse
M. Donaldson and Mrs. Charles
F. Brannan. were among those
who attended the party which
was studded with representatives
Of official Washington society.
UNESCO leaders present in
cluded DR.. Luther H. Evans,
librarian of Congress: Represent
ative Mike Mansfield who attend
ed with Mrs. Mansfield, and DR..
George D. Stoddard, president of
the University Of Illinois who
heads the United States UNESCo
Commission.
Among those attending from
the State Department were How
land II. Sergeant. Deputy Assist
ant Secretary of State for Public
Affairs. who headed the United
States delegation to the Florence
conferences, and Charles A.
Thomson. director Of the UNESCO
Relations staff, who was accom-
panied by Mrs. Thomson.
Mrs. Carlos Romulo, wife of
the famed Philippine general
who now heads the United Ma
tionS General Assembly, was
there, while others included Mrs.
Georgia Neese Clark, Treasurer of
the United States: Mrs. Spessard
Holland, wife Of the Senator from
Florida; Mrs. Harry P. Cain, and
Judge Edith H. Cockrill.
Among those from out Of town
were Mrs. Ford Worth of San
Francisco. Mrs. Lyman Scotten
OF Goldsboro. Md, and Mrs. Oma
Vordenbaum of Texas.
Evening star., 1950-07-21
FederutionH Heads Meet

A warning that the free nations
supporting the United Nations
In the Korean crisis must resist
the type of propaganda that seeks
to divide and conquer" is voiced
by four department chairmen of
the General Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs in statement issued
from federation headquarters.
A call for a truly bipartisan
foreign policy in this country"
also was made by the club lead
ers who met here this week with
the national president, Mrs.
Hiram C. Houghton, in an effort
to gear the federation's program
to the international emergency.
Club women from all parts OF
the country have been writing to
headquarters to ask what they
can do to help the United States
Government and the United Ma
tions in the present situation.
The statement Of the depart
ment heads points out that reso-
lutions passed by the federation
makes it possible for the entire
organization to stand squarely
behind the United Nations in this
crucial test"
1.-THE target is not South Korea,
1t is the world" they asserted.
I'm rising to the defense OF Korea
we are defending also our own
freedom, our right to our own
way of life and we are increasing
the strength and security Of the
free world"
In a request that party politics
be laid aside, the chairmen asked
especially that the conduct of
foreign policy be kept out Of the
forthcoming election campaigns.
"We can think of nothing that
could be better than this to
strengthen the United States
Evening star., 1950-07-21
Hooker

Newton Hooker
In the Broadmoor Apartments
on July Is, Mrs. Marie Cummings
Hooker Of this city was married
to Mr.. r. Wayne Newton, son Of
Mrs. r. Voorhees, Newton and the
late Superior Court Judge Newton
of Terre Haute, Ind. The Rev.
William ]. Lineback oficiated.
Mrs. James Dempsey was ma
tEon of honor and Mr.. Dempsey
served as best man. The couple
will reside at the Broadmoor
Apartments.
Evening star., 1950-07-21

leadership, which in the last an
alysis must depend on the moral
and intellectual and spiritual in
tegrity of the nation" they said.
The participating chairmen
were Mrs. Frederic w. Beggs of
New Jersey, international rela-
tions; Mrs. E. Lee Ozbirn of Okla
homa, public affairs: Miss Chloe
Clifford of Kentucky, education,
and Mrs. P. A. Petit of Kansas,
fine arts.
Evening star., 1950-07-21
In Atlantic City

Mrs. William Wade Hinshaw Of
the Mayflower Hotel and her
brother. Mr.. William p. Clyde.
who resides at the Berkshire Hotel
in New York, are spending the
summer at The Claridge Hotel in
Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1950-11-19

Girls Sweaters, irregulors,
nyIon or wool -----2 for S3
Girls coots, 2Oqo wool, 809o
reprocessed wool. Sizes III,
6.88
Boys, Girls oxfords. leather,
with rubber soIes ----l.99
Boys sureoots. royon tackle
twill. Sizes 4 to l2---4.90
Boys Robes. cotton blanket
cloth. Sizes s to a. 1888
Mems Stacks, all wool, 5.99
Mems Poiomos, perfects and
irreeuIors. Cotton. Sizes A,
B. c, D-----------I.
IrresuIors, Mems Sport Shirts,
Luohos and royon eobordine,
l.99
Mems Hats, fur feIt--I.99
Cotton cretonne SiiPeovers,
for studios and dovenos,
3.99
Royon Morquisette curtoins.
81" wide, tailored style, s.
Cotton Shos Rugs 2 for S3
Seconds Of Blankets, labeled
as to fobric content-----S5
Evening star., 1950-11-19

SNORT royon one and two g N
piece dresses in junior, eD
misses and women's sizes.
Limited quontity.
, 1950-10-19
WANIED
MIDDLE-AGE
BUSINESS MAN OR
SALESMAN
8

Neutrality-suspicious.
business man or Salesman to repre-
sent an industrial North American
firm in this city. These are earnings
that some Of our representatives In
Latin America and the United States
have made. J. l.. Mccullough earned
$4,000 his first week. Enrique Haupt-
vogel, $2,988.2O in two months. Z. n.
Dalmau FebleS earned $14,467yO0 In
ten months. During 1919 q. F. Bush-
man earned $22,734,78. Hundreds of
III men have earned from $4,000 to
$4,000 In one month. (TheSe are
sworn StatementS1. Men who were
Bankrupt" when they started now
have big homes, some two cars, are
sending childrento college and enjoy-
ing security for the future. We need
q business man or Salesman who
can be away from home on trips Of
one or two weeks at q time, outdoors
in q healthful and fascinating occu-
patton. 1T Is desirable but not neceS-
Sary that he read and write English.
Our Product, patented In the United
States (No. 2,292,8319, Mexico 6No.
$4,000 and Canada (No. 456,5911 IS
sold on long terms, no down pay
ment, to high grade industrial and
business houses and to large real
estate, farm and ranch owners.
Earnings are paid weekly. THE BTG
SEASON is JUST STARTING. Rush your
name, age for full details to: Presi-
dent, Dept. SIN, Box I'll, Fort Worth
], Texas, y. s. "A.
, 1950-10-19

I have recently seen on my
routine trips to the open mar
ket displays Of turnips with
tops and bottoms. It is impos-
sible not to remember how un
common It was to obtain tur-
nips greens a few years ago.
The bottoms were readily OBJ
tanned, but the tops which are
Astounding in health promot-
ing materials were cut away
and fed to farm animals or dis
carded. Indeed, it is commend
able that prejudices against
turnip tops, once widespread,
is now gradually weakening.
Granted that turnips have a
distinctive taste, one can east
~ learn to like them. Because
turnip tops are leaves, they are
low in calories and can be eat
en- in quantity especially by
those who must watch the
scales. On the other hand, just
q scant half cup Of turnip
green's will provide the days
recommended allowances for
vitamins A and G and two
thirds for vitamin B-1; and as
much calcium and riboflavin
supplied in a glass Of milk.
In the latter area milk is the
standard source Of supply, AL
though green leaves are valu-
able contributors in vitamin.
minerals, specific plants
differ in content. But turnip
green's as a representative
green leaf cannot be beat. Also
are economical. They
, 1950-10-19

keep the budget down. Inview
OF the rising prices in food
cost, have your turnips pro-
vide two vegetables for the
price Of one, You may use the
tops on one day and the bot
toms on another, if they are
not liked together. So, be a
smart buyer as well as 4 pro-
home maker. Get your
with TOPS & bottoms.
, 1950-10-19
NOTICE

From Thursday 18th October
1850 and for / week thereafter
The official registration lists
Of electors will be posted at
the below mentioned places:
For Christiansted Town and
Suburbs at the Police Station
and at the Public library, and
For Christiansted Country Dis
trict at Christiansted and
Kingshill Police Stations.
The Registration Board will
meet on Monday October 2Srd,
4 to s pm. for the purpose Of
hearing challenbes and max
ing decisions on the same.
Nominating petitions must
be filed not later than Sunday
22nd October, 1850, S pm.
Deposit boxes for petitions
will be found at the Chairman
office on this last day, the
22nd October, 1850 and will be
closed at 5 pm.
No petitions will be receiv-
ed after this day and hour.
Registration Board for
st. Croix
10th October, 1850
y. G, Canegata
Chairman
, 1950-10-19
NEWS

The SIS o TOWN
SHEND" is scheduled to sail
from New York October 18th,
and is due at Frederiksted Oc-
tober goth, accepting freight
for St. Kits, st. Lucia, Guiria,
Trinidad, Grenada, st. Vincent
Barbados, Martinique and
Antigua.
FURNESS Witty & Co. Lid
Robt L. Merwin & Co, Inc.
, 1950-10-19
PUBLICATION

All interested persons are
hereby advised that lists Of de-
.linquent Real Property Taxes
and Night Soil Removal Ser
vices Fees for the calender
year 1949 have been posted in
the Hobbies Of the Department
of Finance, both at Christian
sted and Frederiksted.
Unless the amounts shown
are paid by May |, 1851, the
respective properties will be
attached BY the Sheriff in the
provided by law.
Office Of the Administrator
for st. Croix,
Christiansted, st. Croix,
October 16, 1850.
Harry E. Taylor.
Administrator for st. Croix
S j B s r IB s
, 1950-10-19
Christiansted
October 10th 1850

I We been wondering what
about "Tantu Bee and Isl
CARTE" are they on the island,
would really like to know
their opinion Of this big politi-
cal race, if they are, wont they
let us hear something from
them.
, 1950-10-19
Food Reminders
~TRANDAILER JONES

Nutritionist
Department Of Health. ST. Thomas
Evening star., 1950-04-18

very attr home AID. 4256 ii
CLEVELAND PARK--32ll Newark st.
Large comfortable, quiet, Bird FIR,
room, SIS nc. OIL. 623g --2i
1909 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV,
Dupont Circle sres-Douhle and
single rms DE s4a5. ia
11l9 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Conf. quarters for men. See them
FOR yourself; showers, study rm
downtown location; S25 mo. ca.
Evening star., 1950-04-18
BASINS

SPECIAL
This week only $3.50 with spigots,
enamel standard sizes.
BATH TUBS. SIS
A complete line of fixtures. Extra
heavy cast soil pipe-sreat savings
Come in or call, ARROW, HOO S.
Capitol st. Ii. 3-2602.
BAssINEI' high chair. bookcase,
OUTFITS. cabinet sinks,
pipe cut and threaded; everything
in plumbing, ATLANTIC A1da,T CO., so7
BaTH1pBs H rH new, no assa ased, built-in legs;
SALES CO. 2237 Ga. ave. DE. 5670.
BATHTUBS, built-in, S25; new and
used plumbing fixtures. BLOCKS,
p 3956 n St nv No; 1903; ~
red leaf design: reas. HO. 6172. -l9
BED-Hollywood style with inner
spIt spring M mattress; r. s. like new reason
BEDS, springs, mattresses, dresses.
spreads, lawn mower. 1925 Webster
BEDS, s a'ci Govt. surplus, Army dbl. bunk
beds, S1295; natural finish solid
oak, (also, avail; in Walnut; sgl.
beds ceSmplete With tE,v spring d and mat,
cotton felt mattress. S1495: wood
folding cots. 1895; solid dbl maple
beds with steel coil springs, S12.95.
n. FRANK & SON, 476 C st. NV,
EX 1914
BED LEGS-Make Hollywood beds
from your coil or box springs. We
install Sligo 1884
BEDRM. FURNITURE. 5-pc. Walnut
veneer suite with new inner spring
mattress. Can be seen any eve. Will
deliver free. SH. 6SO5. 9204 Bradford
I'd Silver Spring. Md. 30
BEDROOM SUITE-Mod.; Formica
table and plastic chairs, fireplace
chairs, tables. lamps. pictures; excel.
cond. 81. 6501. 80
BOOKCASE. sectional. best makes,
offlce or home; reas. CIRCLE, ll12
14th NV. DI. 1872
BRICKS-Face and common, one or q
million; immediate delivery MA.
1855, ALASKA COAL g. BRICK CO.
Evening star., 1950-04-18
FURN. LIVE & LET LIVE

GAS RANGES. used; spring sale;
sTER CO. since 1912. 627 r st. NV.
GAS RANGES, new and used; liberal
sHIE sF1aE as7 Rste,stion ds ave DE PEEshEss EFF
GAS RANGasSsew. s'eii used; d, al Ro.H; sizes.
Heaters and stoves. ACME STOVE
co. lO11 7th st. NV Ma. S952
GUITAR-Hawaiian electric, plus
ampliferi like new; $50; 500 Cali bet,
mnia,S9e b.aPn5 AIPzensh sid used e19
HIGH CHAIRS-Bunny Bear pad and
your choice of Thayer, unpadded
chair for price of chair only. JAY
DEES, 1907 G st. NV; bring this ad.
HOUSEHOLD GoODS-The following
are in good cond: 3la Gu. #. elec.
refgr., 6-pc. match porch furn set
it consists OF porch glider; | pr. Of
mems Chicago shoe roller skates, l
pr. Of mems shoe ice skates. l good
set Of golf clubs, incl: 3 English
and wheeled rubber-tired Haddy;
fine complete croquet set. Call 81.
3340 any ewes after $50 to see
these or make an appt. is
IRONERS = Thor Gladiron 1850
BHSfk1Y 4SflE re- EApo ss CO. 6e' 5ss "a iSsS
KNoTTY PINE PANELNG-special
EUcKER LUMBER. 1920 Wilson
LIVING ROOM SUITE-2-pc. wine;
1sed aoout 81 kh9'tsHne no. ions. los eaaens sa ft
also used oak flooring. l0e So. Il.
All good condition. OR. 0561.
Evening star., 1950-04-18
BUILDING MATERIALS

Cash savings. Brick, new and used
lumber. doors. windows, construction
steel, plumbing, pipe hitting. sheet
We Sfk iaeyss fns FREE TaRE BEscH SseT sfT
ERY; Open all day Sat. Sun. 9-3
26O2 100 S. Capitol st.
CALCULATOR. Monroe. reconditioned
guaranteed; S64 so. UNITED TYPE
WRITER CO. RE l177.
CAMERA-3Ax4A Aniv,. graphic Ek-
sn,s tar lens; r; T. grsphlex gun; 9
HANGERS. developing tank and floods
All for $165. IA. $1,000.
CAMERA GUIDE free. Pay 6-1s mo-,
top ph'o.movie eapt.. ". guar. BREN-
NER. S33 Pa aye; NV. RE. 2434
Dl. 1879; 1112 14th NV
CARPETS go. solid color. large broad
loom. with felt mats; 2 light blue,
! gray. Can be seen at HINTLIANS s,
112S Conn. ave-. Sun, Mon. Tues
COATS-Ladies. red wool. crepe lined
size l6, like new. siO: blue. Size ID,
coNsfkncTTfoN MAj Tfdi EourpMENr--TTsan-
dem roller, grader, asphalt distribu-
tor, spreaders. trucks, etc. Phone
DxRkRRooSoM ROOM EoufPMENr. tafPsnE supplies; w
catalogue free. BRENNER S PHoTo
DEPT. STORE. a33 Pa. ave. NV.
DAY BED with slip cover, So: metal
cot and mattress, 81: mirror, S3;
2-wheel sidewalk bike. S5. OIL, 6735.
DENTAL EQUIPMENT, used. very
2-2S15. If
DESKS, Govt. surplus, most all
types. from SIS to S25. We have
ref1nished some executive walnut
desks that We consider as good as
Come down and you'll agree.
y: FRANK & SON.. 476 c ct. NV,
Evening star., 1950-04-18
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

637 FARRAGUT ST. Nw-R.d.o.
home {or non drinking emp. cpl /:
on J-o' J-l and PA bus lines. OF.
Liv. RIM, BEDRM., KIT. and ey..
6p bath ldo4 Harvard st. NV. GAN
as DECATUR ST. NV 6edrm.
ii a. SIS a month Pan A NJ poris pRAIga 2n
NEWTON ST. NV. isosMa spts'. p2
one $50, pvt. bath. LIST a. semi.
0aa'' $50. Adults. util. Don't phone.
TAKoMA PARK-Ars you looking for
Picture window. country atmosphere.
6edrms' utii dn Incl. /" cSsr oSn,r AsSSs sSsis,
May J. from 4-l2 months. ~.
NR isth AND r, CAPIToL-s rooms.
%nd f. front adults s75 per month.
IRNING ST. Ne, I5Il-Entlrs 2nd
f., liy.. rm. den complete kit. clean.
Tor quiet empl cple.' in fam. SIS.
MT. PLEASANT yIC.--Lse.. front
phone; SIS VIZ. RI. 1893 IL
I1Il ST. s.E.-Nicsiy furnished,
rms. pvt, entrance, semibsmt.
gas neat. elec., phone. S65; de-
II ilFSo5s Batd5 id5 emDi' man and SIfe.
s525 18th Sr. NV, blk no,,n
Central High; entire frst floor. pri-
yate utilities included; ss5. ia
Sa,HM APT, sink. stove. rsfgr
sms % sad Iaid. III s9uRls Rs pS So4 % 3 80 T.
MT, PLEAS. aiio iStb n'w.@-1st 4,
pvt. pvt st; snt . rmsr klt ssmiDvt. bath.
NfCE Isl door apt. E, 1 rms and bsth:
mr. bus line, avail May Cafl alter
8 pm. 81 O251. --Ia
? RMS. kit, semibath, pvt home.
sssI ?aa 3;H' Gs cat tsta b.sa..a 'He Ss
NV APT. S' rent rent free for whit. cpl.
e.4;,,,dE only in s ssGh 90. foT w.omsn'i hskps.
DoWNToWS turn. bach studio APT,
p4h SqS s5& p 30 mo 'Isa fhont lH2'd Mi soisi 81
NEaK THOMAS orEcLE-aaTT9,.a
Iii. and pvt bath. on street door:
$50 incl. utils. Box 390-Y Star.
ARLINGToN-Liv I'm bed.
rm, lEe. kitchen. bath. no chil9rsn
FuRS. APT-Liyins-b bedroom comb.
ana Kitchen pref near Bethesda;
HhasA4tu NOdplts no CHllQgen. CAL
MA. s42J, Apt sos
MI. PLEASANT-IS24 InKleside ter.
race bedrm -liy rm. Combination,
klt. Semi-pvt. bath, completely fdTn.
500 a month. MRS. DRAISEER, CO.
5oas RENO RID. N.w.-Be.u,i,uny
furnished one room with prfyate
bath, Eight housekeeping unit in nne
Chevy Chase, D c. residence; stor-
age space and use OF Laundry facil-
ities; e65 per month Available for
refined. employed woman until June
\ ST. AT CoNN.-spacious liy rm,
beorm.. kit, adj. bath. $40. also
rm-. eiec. Kit. bath, $50; utils.
rAkOMA PARK-Well-i iurn Spacious
3-rm. apt. sun porch overlooking
woods, lse. ilv. Tm., tile bath. piano.
modern record player. pvt front
eptr.. all conVens 81. 35kf
3H3 z ST. S.E.--2 rmk, kit,, pyt.
bath, utilities furnished, pvt. en-
trance; suitable for 3 girls One
block OF Pa, ave. carline. So so.
53e FAST CAPITOL ST. NE. SIS
wk oedrm, lEs. kit. semipvt bath,
utilS. unlim, phone young, refined
epis desired See Tues. eve. only,
e to 10
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Evening star., 1950-04-18
OFFICE FURNITURE

OFFICE FURNITURE
Desks. steel, wood, oak walnut. all
sizes, SIS and Up; ONCE chairs
wood and steel file cabinets. legal
letter card fles, lockers, steel shelT-
ing, typeErtters, adding machines:
tablet armchalrs; new and useo. all
priced reasonable; 20 200 square
feei display, Tree ael!ysEy, a.! pTlSee neg
EQUIP CO. 63a New York ave. NV.
controls one automatic hot-water
heater, 20 sal. all in lst-clAss conG.
TW. 1857. 81
oRGAN-PIANo COMB. > keybosrds.
one for standard piano, the other
for organ Of a sets OF pipes, plus
eHoSoGRAPHa RECORDS - victor.
Columbia, Decca, Capitol and So
nora records and albums; popular
stock. SPRING VALLEY ELECTRIC
SHOP, 4So5 Mass. ave. NV, EN-
PHoSoGRAPH-RADIo Delco. FM-
AM, 3 short-wave bands, l2-inch
speaker: mahoeany; yrs. old oual-
PIANO - Upright; fine old make;
beautiful hand rubbed natural wood
case, by appt,, ewes. Ii. 4-O931. 80
PIANO, Wurlitzer spinet. attr. mahog
finish, an excel. value at S@s5; S25
down, $40 mo. KITS, 1880 G
PIANO, Acrosonic spinet and console
models. built by Baldwin: embodies
features of small erands and up-
right. full resonant tone. responsive
action. durability and eye-appeallnR
DESIGNS in NahnCHnV 1nlnns
6. s ~ s3o,W Esta a6iished 1875
can save up 20 3ofs on new stand
ard make pianos by arranging their
financing through credit associa-
tons, banks, or service financing
STerling. $500. THE PIANO MART,
lol5 9TH st. NV. -21
PIANOS-We can save you real
money on brand new pianos of well
known standard makes; over 100
new instruments TO choose from;
s. monthly. ST. $500. THE PIANO
MART. l015 9TH st. NV. Gust above
the library. I'll
PIANOS-Everett console. practical
iy new, owner VII Sacriflee three
liter. S395; Stief. S595. PAUL
GoLIBART, in American storage
Bids, 2S01 Georgia ave, corner en-
trance. AID. 1928 from 9 to $40
Evenings by appt. We buy and ac-
cept pianos in trade. l9'
PIANOS-Buy now during our inven-
tory clearance while prices are at
their lowest. We have reduced the
prices on some pianos as much as
$50. Choose from the largest Selec-
ton Of pianos in this city. Spinets,
grands and consoles of well-known
makes. ST. 9400. JORDAN PIANO
CO., corner 18th and G SITS. NV.
PIANos-Expert. guaranteed piano
tuning. Prompt service. LUBAR.
INC. 1900 g st. NV.
PIANOS-lf you are looking cor q
piano. be sure to see the Hardman,
in a class with the best. One of
the very few piano names left that
carry the manufacturers name. who
has been making the same piano for
10S continuous years. SpinetS, con-
Soles and grands; makers also OF the
Minipiano piano. the most popular
OF all small pianos. Prices starting
at S445. Also q few demonstrators
and floor samples at greatly reduced
prices. including such flne names as
Harrington, Wurlitzer. Hensel and
Bremen pianos. Easy, long terms
If desired. Your old piano accepted
1900 G st. NV. ST O250.
Evening star., 1950-04-18
FURNITURE BOUGHT
TOP PRICES
CaJl 70 22SH 'ft1i q

FURN.-l piece or entire home
wanted at once: also want grand
piano and good rugs Pay cash at
once. Please call MR.. GRADY. Ma.
262O.
FURN.-Entire household contents,
old glassware. silver mise china:
GAS RANGES. sss re.s. hsas.ns
l0lI 7th st NV Ma 1852
mum. teeth discarded Jewelry We
pay cash A. KAHN. NC. 5S years
NEWsPAPERs WANTED High
prices paid II you cannot deliver
your. accumulstions. please phone
US ACE JUNK co. 2220 Georgia
ave NV AID. 5457
NEWSPAPERS WANTED aiEhes,
prices paid II yeu cannot deliver
your aeenmulations. please phone
US WASHINGTON RAG e. BAG
co. 2l5I s. s.v DI' sO07
OLD FASHIONED picture frames
clocks. furniture, glassware, china
etc. EN-. 4205. 26'
PIANO, will store, no charge; insur-
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