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Arkansas State press., 1950-08-25

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For all fortygh the season Of the s gd SH wey D
a 200 ao6 Raw fever sufferers and september MARI
gm bgh in ragweed and other pollen counts as s~ ~ M
maximum s man shere is no free area or Seseape zone
newest Sot out that this summer may mark low N sah
tha new availability without prescription Oh thn
because oil m described by doctors for years for aer1
d tbe common codSthey be had over drus s
~ irexnensive 10-milsgra tablets; =
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-25
feA Knew Her Heart

tA1AZARETH was a small village
" with no good reputation. Yet
= vss in that town that Mary grew
- vonanhood. Man looks on out
iwsre appearances. but God looks
- ne heart.
+. Won might have not selected
aGssy for the mother of Jesus,
Or 10 put IT In another way, you
wssiA hardly have expected
U.sy's child to he the person
S<sns became. She was very
: ye1ng. for girls were engaged
early In that climate and coun-
uky-perhaps no more than six
\ aeeM She could have had no
great education. She was poor,
4 % the whole story shows.
l Yet Il was not for her education
.sesr her social standing or her ex-
perience or any such thing. but be-
cause Of her heart her character,
nerself. that the angel came to her
chat spring day In Nazareth.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-25

Jimmie Gambler is visiting IN
Hot Springs this week Mr. and
Mrs. Hays King of this city and
their daughter, Mrs Grille ben
Ford of Houston, Texas who Is
visiting them. visited relatives
last week -. Rev. E. c Cutter
Evening star., 1950-12-18

they should accept their respon-
sibility -.
Asked "do you think no-strike
pledge. given by labor would be
enough at this time, or would it
have to be written into the law
a ban on defense strikes?" Mr..
Barden answered:
That's a rather hard question.
But a no-strike pledge is signed
by leaders who do not always re-
main leaders, and are not always
backed by the rank and file of
organizations"
Asked If Congress may deal in
the next session with the problem
of national tie-ups resulting from
big strikes. Mr.. Barden said:
Eyes. Or we may wait until we
have a bitter experience. But I
am inclined to think that eventu-
ally something will have to be
done"
He said he had mo specific plan
right now" for offering any
amendment to the Taft-Hartley
law during the 82nd Congress
which takes over next month but
added:
II do have plans to have con-
ferences with the members of my
committee and with any of the
Evening star., 1950-12-18
BY the Assoeiofed Press

Chairman Barden of the House
Labor Committee spoke out today
in praise of the Taft Hartley law.
He declared he doesn't think the
House will ever abolish" it.
Moreover, Mr.. Barden said that
although he feels there is need
for some minor amendments to
the act-which President Truman
once called "infamous"-he does
not anticipate any major
changes"
Neither labor nor management
has pointed out any vicious sec
ton, so to speak. or any particular
section that works e hardship"
Mr.. Barden explained in a copy
righted interview published in
U. S. News and World Report.
A drive to repeal the act failed
last year. The Senate approved
series of amendments sponsored
principally by Senator Taft, Re-
publican, Of Ohio, one of the
authors of the original act. but
the House never acted.
Asked if he knew of "any
sentiment throughout the coun-
try" for strengthening the law "as
to the method of handling" strikes
Evening star., 1950-12-18

that produce nation wide effects
Mr.. Barden replied:
"Yes. say to you in all serious
ness that I feel the American
people should be aware of the
danger that exists right now. We
have been prone to believe that
the Army, Navy, Air Force and
Marine Corps can be made
powerful enough to defeat any
enemy and to protect America.
You can name the railroads,
the coal mines. the electrical
workers and the telephones and
let those four heads of unions get
together at one time and they can
bring America to its knees regard
less of the number of soldiers or
whatever else you have"
He declared that the companies,
on the other hand. had no such
powers because under antitrust
laws I'VE would put them in jail
and ought to-" If they got to-
gether and called a shutdown.
Mr.. Barden added:
"Is being fair anti-labor? Labor
has grown up now and reached
its majority. and along with that
goes lot Of responsibility. think
Evening star., 1950-12-18

Base, key industries and impor-
tant bridges.
Within an hour and a half
after the enemy" struck, the first
of $50 CAP planes, from Penn
sylvania bases at Lancaster, York,
Harrisburg, Scranton, Chester and
other cities, converged on North
east Airport with emergency
equipment, medical supplies. doc
tors, nurses, relief crews.
"Wounded" Are Evacuated.
First aid stations, message CEN
ters, field kitchens and mobile
power plants were set up.
Wounded" were evacuated to
League Island golf course in
South Philadelphia, where mobile
hospital units were concentrated
Gen. Beau called it an all
around smooth operation.
Joining with him in assessing
it's effectiveness were Mayor Ber-
nard Samuel, his cabinet and civil
defense staff, officials from Wash
ington and several thousand Phil
adelphians.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
House Gets Measure
On Free GI Policies
For All Servicemen
BY the Associated Press

Legislation to provide $4,000
free life insurance to all men who
entered the service since the Ko-
rean war started came up in the
House today.
Also scheduled for considera-
ton was a measure to set up
a ST. billion War Damage Corp.
TO insure private property against
bombing and other war damage.
The proposed free insurance
for all servicemen would supplant
the present National Service Life
Insurance system under which
servicemen elect coverage and
pay premiums.
Monthly Payment Plan.
The proposal would provide
payments to survivors of service
men at the rate of $92 month
over a 10-year period. The in
surance would end for all but dis
abled servicemen 80 days after
their discharge.
Under the bill, members of the
armed forces covered by NSL1
policies could continue them and
get the free policies. too.
NSLI is issued as low cost, term
insurance. 1t is convertible to
any one of six permanent-type
policies, each of which is a con-
tract with the Government.
These contracts would not be
affected in any way by the pro-
posed free insurance.
The proposed measure would
allow disabled veterans who are
unable to obtain insurance from
private insurance companies after
discharge to get it from the Gov
ernment by paying premiums.
A House Expenditures Subcom-
mittee reported last summer that
the NSLI Act was inequitable and
costly. If all servicemen had been
given free $4,000 policies, it said,
up to 81 billion would have been
saved.
The bill to provide property in
Surance would revive Gne Gov
ernment's war damage corpora
ton of the last war, which was
capitalized at 500 million.
RFC to Furnish Funds.
It authorizes the Reconstruction
Finance Corp. to provide the cap
ital needed for the insurance pro-
gram.
Premiums for insurance against
damage by war would be fixed on
a uniform basis by the corpora
ton.
Property owners would have to
apply for coverage.
The House will also take up to-
morrow a measure to extend the
Vocational Rehabilitation Act to
all members of the Armed Forces
since June 27, 1850, when the Ko-
rean war started.
This is a special education and
training law, not connected with
the CT bill, to equip handicapped
veterans for civilian Jobs.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
Demands s
Dewey Impeachment
Over Han|ey Case
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-Repre-
sentative Marcantonio, American
Labor Party, of New York asked
impeachment of Gov. Dewey yes
terday, just "a hours after the
Governor had directed the ap-
pointment of outgoing 1t. Gov.
Joe r. Hanley to a $4,000 State
job.
Mr.. Hanley's appointment as
special counsel to the State Di-
vision of Veterans Affairs was an
nounced Saturday by Division Di-
rector Leo v. Lanning, who said
he acted "at the suggestion of
Gov. Dewey"
Mr.. Marcantonio, chairman of
the left-wing American Labor
Party, who was defeated In his
November bid for reelection, tele-
graphed his Impeachment demand
to Democratic minority leaders of
the Republican, controlled State
Legislature.
Dewey has now completed the
deal first indicated in the Hanley
letter during the recent cam
paign," Mr.. Marcantonio wired.
Legislature should act in view
OF this brazen hawking of nomi-
nations and public jobs
The "Hanley Letter" was writ
ten by the Lieutenant Governor
to Representative Macy, Repub-
lican, of New York. Mr.. Hanley
wrote of an iron clad, unbreak-
able arrangement" to get a State
job-apparently If he were de-
feated for the United States
Senate.
Democrats charged the letter
was evidence that Gov. Dewey
had bought off Mr.. Hanley not
to run for Governor, but to run
for the Senate instead.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
Philadelphia Defenses
Get Atomic Raid Test;
CAP Work Praised
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 18.-
This sprawling city's defenses
were put to exhaustive test yes
terday in a make-believe atomic
attack.
For more than eight hours the
mock bombing gave experts and
plain citizens alike a closeup of
how such an emergency could be
handled.
Staged by the Pennsylvania
Wing of the Civil Air Patrol. it
was a full-scale rehearsal of civil
defense services at work in the
event of atomic assault.
CAP Chief Praises Operation.
When it was over Maj. Gen.
L. B. Beau, CAP commander, said:
philadelphia is far ahead of any
major city in civil defense"
Prime targets were Northeast
Airport, the Philadelphia Naval
Evening star., 1950-12-18

labor folks who care to discuss it
with me, and see whatever need
exists in the interest of good gov
ernment and good labor manage
ment relations"
Evening star., 1950-12-18

Shoes shaped for right and left
feet are only about rs years old.
Before that rights and lefts were
identical
Evening star., 1950-10-15

FURNITURE-Twln beds. complete,
500; gate leg table. S225; play pen,
$40; shoe-fly rocker, So EN-. 794g
FURNITURE good condition; ali
kinds kinds houSehold goods, cut glass anc
FURNITUREGpark green Tsai IsGti couch. : grey
over-stuffed chair. what-not stand,
end tables, coffee table. 18th Cen
tury; Apo. dinette set, mahogany
5-pc; grey walnut bedroom suite
See en by aPpt Rptt only only AK. 1925 after
condfion o9fba phSle Ks l0es esch feats oi
beS, offer. KI. S-9311.
fgKNiTuRE-Bed; snfiNg re sinels; metal
wardrobe, double doors, SO; suit
FGRS ffs i63safE DfSING ROOM NJ SURE }nH living
room suite, 3-pc., fine mag. frames,
cAKaWGpe fIWneF SHOP sHf,i AP 4ooIS&B,.ot SS52. 8
and stand; lots Of other tools
GAS CoNvERs1oN BURNERS new
MsBT essf $1zS ~ VI nstalee sf Sc 5qHh s1o5
items. Wo. 2015. '' N''0 A'iS0e'
GAS HEATER, radiant radiator, small
bookshelf, bedspread figurines, brac.
kets. Before 3 pm, 1900 F st. NV
GAS HEATER, radiant, for fireplace
S25; Wicker set 5 pieces, $50
GAS As RANGE, "a sS SO in. wide; s45. 10 Ap
GAS RANGE. Quality 4-burner; ss-in
table model; 4 yrs. old; $50 deliv-
cred: OIL. 2310
GAS RANGE, Hardwick 4-burner; 81
in; excellent condition; S65. OW
GAS RANGES. Quality. white. tabl'
top Cc) fine condition; $40 each
| Inquire JANITOR. 1444 w st. NV
GAS RANGE. Tappan de luxe 1914.
| model; completely automatic; S30i
or best offer. May be seen at 5l2,
! II st. Sc. apt l.
GAS RANGE. large. tabletop. gooc
/ condition $50. 81, 5633.
GAS RANGE. Magic Chef, good con
dition; reasonable. Chestnut 3013.
/ GAS RANGE, apt. size, insul., Will
heat control, in original crates, $50
| limited quantity. AID. $500. ~
| GAS RANGE, Oriole, in perfect work,
ing cond.; elec. perculator coffe,
set; misc. cloth. OR. 0333. IL
GAS RANGE. Magic Chef, gooe
eond., very reas-' avail immed
GAS RANGE-Magic Chef, large size
| 500. 624 H st. s.w.
GAS RANGE. Welbuilt, 36-in; uses
2 wks..: excel. cond.; reas. offer con,
sidered: no phone. 9S11 Braddocl
I'd. Oakview. Silver Spring. Md. 10
Evening star., 1950-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE-Bedro suite, ma
hogany; dble. bed, large. dresser,
vanity with stool; S120. Living rm.
chair. $50. Rugs; S'X10', American
Oriental; S25-also l0'x12'. fine
gray twist: S110. TIE. 1875. -15
FURNlTUREsold NAH dressing
MR.. sTEDMAN. CO. 0s00.
pc. bedroom. Philco 12la-in. TV,
studio couch. Philco 6l2-ft refriger-
ator, GE washing machine. 1926
FuRNITuEE-R9und mahog:, table
table bar. mirrors. misc. FA. $3.50
FURNITURE-B Bedrm. suite, sofa
chairs, pictures, tables. lamps.
boudoir chair, chrome dinette suite
(. 92-pc. china dinner set; all like
new. S90S Colesville rd,, Silver
FURN.--Mah, twin bedsteads and
chests; maple bedroom pieces in
Guiding chest desk. Lovely 9X12 rose
broadloom, 500 Other interesting
Te.eph. desk, de luxe smok
table. roll-a-way bed, kit, ware. Best
offer. WO. 5334. Apt 205-I.
FURNITURE for rooming house. AT
5l16 CO., 5th st. ne. lis
FURNtIIkE-Dlp. Fm. set, 3-pleCe
velour with mirrored cocktail table
and 4 low chairs inside table; S235.
FURNiTURE, din. rm. suite. bedrm.
svite, reas., good cond RIA. $500.
FURNITURE-One Lawson sofa and
/ overstuffed platform rocker, in
excel con, $l35. 81. 69l3.
FURNITURE. sofa, Duncan Phvfe. witt
down pillows; good cond. Also up
holStered chair in good cond.. Sl25
for both, Youth bed with new
spring and mattress: full-sized
wardrobe, : drawers. S65 for both.
Play pen and high chair, $50 for
both IA. 2603.
FURNITURE-Cob bench. chairs
flower prints, misc. items. SH, 2635.
FURNII URE, cabinet, modern ma
fogauy; top lSe;}2, table h gh >
doors Cost 500. never used, $15
or best offer. LII. I-7126.
FURNITURE--EXte tatle opened
to seat -, :! end tables, lamp table
and coffee table; all fine mahosany;
excellent condition. EN-, 5197. i =
FURNITURE-Stud couch, wrought
iron table and chairs, mahogany
tilt-back table. walnut butterfly
table. occas. chair, floor lamp
pewter. summer rugs. Gil. 4462
Evening star., 1950-10-15
LUMBER

Let US quote you our prices on No
delivered to yonr lob in quantities
of 1000 feet or more. Call THE
WALDORF SUPPLY CO.. Waldorf
Msrvland. 3501.
LUMBER-1S,0O board feet of lum-
ber; S115. Ii. 3-4479
LUMBER---Mahogany cherry, wal.
nut. birch. maple, gum, poplar ant
basswood in stock for cabinet work
GRUVER MFG. CO. S001 Conn
ave. Chevy Chase, Md OIL. 5535
LUMBER-Seasoned oak. 1000 So
it.. . in. by 6 in. and in. by ! o in.
Inquire % Bladensburg I'd, Ken
sineton. Md LO. 5-0565. -15
Evening star., 1950-10-15
LOVE SEAT
S34 WI 5TIn

Z
LOVE SEAT, chest Of drawers, box
springs, cocktail table: mary other
LOVESEAT that makes into bed. $40:
. sleds. never used; girls ice skates.
size 3 and skating Jacket, size s.
RA. $3.50.
LOVE SEAT. large, slip cover. new
cond.; Majors masterpiece. 5000.
DINETTE SET. white, and chrome
chairs. red leather, S25.
ROSE RUG, a9xl2; two scatter rugs
! to match; $50.
| VACUUM CLEANER. APEX upright.
no attachments. SO. IA. a41l. .
LUMBER, cedar . in, thick, RW
& L.; ALSO mahogany in crotch
grains and STRAIGHT grains: also
some Rosewood 33l Emerson st.
NV. Sun. and ewes.
LUMRER-Eve-ytnln from to z
| FUCKER LUMBER 1890 Wilson
blvd nr Kev Bridge ia 4-1234
LUMBER CYPRESS-Rough or sur
| faced fine for outdoor work; can
work into paneling. GRUVER MFG
| CO, S001 Conn. ave, Chevy Chase,
! Md OF. S5OE
Evening star., 1950-10-15
PIANOS

New ard used spinets and consoles
at prices below normal. from S295
up. Also used grands. several sizes
Bach, Foster, Starr and others. from
S325 up; all guaranteed. terms; free
parking. free delivery Open Mon
day and Friday til 8 pm. other
days til 6.
SILVER SPRING PIANO co
S57 Pershing Dr.. SH. 633S.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

FURNITURE-Very unusual,
fine grade, attractive fur
niture for bedroom, living
room, dining room and
other parts of the home will
be sold by public auction at
the Williams Auction House,
918 New York ave-, this
Tuesday, Oct. 18th, COM
mencing at 2 pm. Very fine
French motif love seat,
splendid bedroom suites,
French Louis XIV gold curio
cabinet, expensive 3-pc.
French style liv. room suite,
carved and inlaid lamp. cof-
fee and end tables, Dun
can Phyfe" mahogany din.
table and 6 matching din
ing rn1. chairs, inner-spring
mattresses, odd dressers.
chests, vanities. numerous
other very desirable house
hold effects. All to be sold
by auction.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Refrigerator Closeout


We now have 1850 crosley, G.E.;
refrigerators at closeout prices Buy
this stock at these low prices. In
coming stock l5G to 20et higher
STANDARD TIRE AND BATTERY
CO, 10th and H SITS. ne. Ii
3-90s2. Open ewes. till 8.
REFRIGERATOR, Kelvinator, Z Gu
it; frozen food compartment; usee
8 mos; peri. cond. WI. 0342. i
REFRIGERATION, 194S GE, s Gu. #.
excel. condition. S145. CHI. 2145
REFRIGERATOR, z Gu. it., new
motor. in perfect condition.; S35
RhFR1GfRaToR hEsR eifaRG Or eN eN IT. sI9 Frieidaire
excellent condition; $50. calI OIL
RETRiGER.ToR, NORGE, 7 Gu. ft.;
good condition.: $50. Call VI. 1852
REFRIGERATOR. Coldspot. 1744 st
REFRIGERAToR, H:Ta; GER TnG; Hotpoint, 7 cubic
it: rea sonahle. SH. 2396.
REFRIGERATOR. 10 it. GE., like
new; $3.50, Sligo, 9256.
RBFR!GERAToR, ,GEIA G. E. Reasonable
s5a sAi 8, s. Sell So. "a. 1897, CHI.
REFRiGERAToR. NoRGE. excellent ceI
condition; $40. 20O4 S. Eads ST..
REFRIGERAiTHooPR, REEiFERIGERAiTHoP coldspot. practic.
ally new, GU. it., reasonably priced
1243 H st. ne. Ii. 6-1176.
REF RIGERATORS. recond fall sale
from S35; guar. JOHN G. WEB.
sTER CO.. 627 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
I.IIMRER

Large stock of fine framing lumber
Well seasoned and free of nails.
WRECKING CO. 40O2 MINI. ave.
ne. cat Benning rdD, LU. 4-0500.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
PLUMBING

SOHlplele SOLOf OuJilJS. cast 1rOI
tub, cast iron basin, toilet and tank
with matching seat; complete with
all fittings. ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL Co. 4O02
MINI ave. ne, LU. 1850. -15
PLYWOOD for sale, best for cabinet
shelving and knick- knackS; Sunday
only. go Newton pl. NV.
PLYWOODS-Large and small sizes
in hardwoods and softwood. CRU.
YER MFG. CO. S001 Conn. ave
Chevy Chase. Md. OIL. 5525.
POOL TABLE. complete with wall
fixtures, cues and bells; perfect
cond.; priced for quick sale. HO
POST CARD PRINTER, paper cutter
PRRFSsiiNG" RISSsi WI MACHINES AGfn ca>; gooc
s0nd nd islasin sh;p O9i5er; G4 segS gssd year
PRINTING EoUIPMENT-Mod c
intertype, several fonts mats, mat
cabinet, proof press. casting box,
router, makeup tables. WO. 2744
PROTECTOR, Kodascope. l6 nm,
750 watt; western and comic films;
like new; q price, S75. TR. 71s5.
PROTECTOR, home 16-mm. sound;
professional model suitable for clubs,
schools. etc, $500. Rockville 294S
PROTECTOR, S-mm.. Bell & Howell
very slightly used, Sligo 1875.
PROTECTOR. Univex, nm, like
new; special, S2275. TENDERS
PAWNBROKERS SALES, 913 D st
NV. ME. $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

FURN.-Din. rm. suite. 6-pc.; = sum
mer rugs. | linoleum. Best offer.
9lS Kennedy st. NV. 10
FJRS.--Walnut 4-poster bed. spring
and inner-Spring mattress; four A.
in. Venetian blinds, child table,
chair and rocker; reaS. Call. Gil.
05S7. Id
FURN.-Bed- davenport. good condi-
ton. $50; power hack saw. sander,
acety!ene welding outfit. SH. 6455.
FURN.-Twin rock maple bedsteads
only, both $50; Singer round bob
bin treadle sewing mach. excel,
cond.. S45. GIN radio and phono-
graph, single record player, lovely
Queen Anne cabinet, $50. 81.
FTRN.-Raspberry red quilted Law
son love seat, excel. COMO, SO; :
tall reeded maple poster beds. bu-
reau and night table, finest Cuailty,
$500. 43;IO 42nd ST. NV. -l0
FGRN.-Golng in Army, must sell
my new modern furn.. consisting
OF diyan. l Mr.. and ] Mrs. desk
ana :: chairs; tQta! value 500. Will
sell for S:loU. Gail OR. S2g6, II .
FURNITURE, coil springs on legs, So.
Work bencA, -. 81. ;}69S.
FURNITURE-Din. rm. set. nahog; !;
larec studio couch, > iron beds with
mattresses and Springs. Bet. l-3
sunday. 1925 Kenyon st. NV.
Fl nAlICkE, W!ts chair. ,oVerstuffed,
taupe velour, good condition. Sl5.
co. 0425
Evening star., 1950-10-15

PsNBALL MACHINE and red-ball ma.
machine. $50 for both. Also piano
PING PoNG TABLE, folding. excel.
lent condition. Complete with bats
and net. WI. 230S.
PIPE structural steel angles. chan.
nels, radiators, plumbing fixtures
BAG CO, 2l5 L st. s.w,. DI sOO7
FIPE, .gaiv.. black. cast iron. GU
thread; fixtures. BLOCKS, 3O5t
N st NV. NO. 1903. WA. 55O1
PISTOLS, Colt Frontier, 1920
Walther % caliber, Luger and con-
version unit, cap and ball. Navy
Other hand guns No permits re-
euired; OK. 1857 or FA. 6000.
PLAYPEN. carriage. nursery chair
elec,. sterilizer, bathinette. viii sci
whole or part. reas.; 3717 s. Dakota
ave. ne.
PLAY PEN. light wood, excellent con-
dition; must be seen to appreciate
II A-SpOA
Evening star., 1950-10-15
FURNITURE
BARGAIN
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE
ALL 3 ROOMS BRAND
NEW FURNITURE, ONLY

NL w l. " 4I1N1 CIeG, oINL L
S219
E-z TERMS
S5 OPENS THE ACCOUNT
FOLKS. HERE is A DESCRIPTION
OF THIS GROOM OUTFIT. FOF
THE
BEDROOM
WE GIVE YOU A CHOICE OF ANY
TO T3vF SELECT ~ 7 FRoM So1rpY Yog gvsf51N GAN
Or Or PER1op II MAPLE OR Wal,
NUT, CONSISTING OF DRESSER
THIS THIS BEDRooM SUITE Is con.
STRUCTED TO GIVE YOU YEARS
OF SERVICE ALL MIRRORS ARE
PLATE GLASS. PLUS PILLOWS
ETC.
LIVING ROOM
You GET IN THIS OUTFIT A
CHAIRS. = END TABLES, COZ
FEE TABLE AND LAMPp THIS
LIVING ROOM GROUP CAN BE
CONVERTED INTO BED AT
NIGHT, AND WE GIVE YOU YOUR
CHOICE OF COLORS. AND FOR
The -
WE GIVE YOU A wELL-Ru1LT
CHAIR CHAIRS. cAo}cE ANR OF DRoP-hEHf 5i1 ; hFSi
OK EXTENSION, PLUS 54-PIECE
DINNER SET. YES, ALL 3 ROOMS
AS ADVERTISED.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

LUMBER. ETC, from remodeling,
100 ft. siding, roofing, single garage
doors with glass. so it. picket fence
Also prewar furniture; price open;
best offer accepted. CH. 5573.
MACHINERY-Brake, D. & K. No.
screw-cutting, AZ bed, s" swing;
punch press lotion cap squaring
foot shear 3G" barth; ring and circle
shear. $6D throat; sp9t weldder; 10
micrometer, T.; all in new condition;
located WASHINGTON suburban area.
Write for compete specs. and prices.
MATERNITY G. oTHEs. size l2-l4.
3Sl0 Temple Hill read Sc. Cypress
MATTRESS. springs, double size pic
blue, china base; rugs. floral. 2 pcs,
approx. 4XJ, tX9. EN-. 5013.
MATTRESS. Simmons innerspring;
ress. RE. 1928, EXT. 20l, evenings.
MATTRESS. Beauty Rest double size
and COZ springs; like new; best offer.
MATTkEss, fun size; good cond
MATTRESS, double, box springs. china
closet, tsectionaD. bookcase and Al
small piano. Box 4l-C. Star.
MATTRESS AND SPRING, Simmons,
good cond.; Dormeyer Mixmaster
=. esgte 1se Mirror; etc. AD. 475G, II
/ condition. used two months; $40.
/ Call co. 1867. 1919 Newton st.
MEMS SUITS. closing out entire line
OF 1000 wool stallion suits ma
! tlona!ly adv. at SO. 81 left. sizes
] ,1I-1(1 Enmp
Monday all day. Must present this
ad in order to buy for S25, No
| alterations, all sales final. Factory
q3n,!ft 3,,d, store 5@l9 Bait. ave,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. model 542S perfect
on all scales, resistance. C and dc.
current; sacrifice, SI5. Call owens
NETTLAcH p:CcL e1' PLACE II fl from Admiral
mICRosCoFE, 3 objectiyes, includes
SO 90. TENDERS PAWNBROKERs
SALES, 9l3 D st. n,w. ME. 1888.
Observation-Disclosures stage, 3
ollectives with 2 additional oojec-
from 3oX to 4,00OX in any com0s-
naiio' desirable. Complete with
case, slides, darkfeld stop and III
ter3: Sl50. Phone AL, 5456.
mthlEOGhaPH MAChlNE-AutOma
feed; perfect condition.; complete,
$50. Call owens 65l1.
MIMEOGRAPH, MODEL %. in top
cond Priced low for immed. sale
Call Ma. 1924 wk. DAYS onlv. ID
MOTOR. new. u hp. WestinRhouse,
ban Dearing double shaft; sacrifice
$40 AD SlT2.
MOTORS. 1/lO0 to 100 h.p.; and re-
duction gear; 6-44n volts; rewound
exch. CARTY. zoos 14th. NO. 0221.
MOTOR. "a h.p.. CE cEpe ciyor tyDc.
IN excellent condition. $50. 33I
MoToRs-ii, y hp.; 1-ton Yale
chain hoist factory rebuilt; elec.
grinder, table and motor; timers
furnace. new. Exc. cond. Gil. 1873
MOTORS. Is to rs hip; "a hip.
81 90; proper. savings GICHNER.
23i3 NJ st. NV. Ex 3527.
MOVIES, SOF rentals, protector.
screen, rewinds. sDlicer, reels, cans,
2X2 color slides. viewers. Wedding
albums, also orchid plants 300S
5th st. Sc. Phone 10 2-sU79.