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Evening star., 1950-12-09
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Win Dolly Evening edition

EdNton
the
modification the moy enEo and
Frederick Nicely which the United
ond Greet to he succeeded nesans their oeroft
production.
sECTIoN-The Sunday
Chrmos Articles by members Of The
soH world books and from
history
WASHINGTON sorns
Sunday Bihed will discuss the problem Of pollution the entire
Washington and the possibility o big ono
treatment plant might help to solve it.
STAR PICTORIAL MAGAzNE-The picture mosone Sunday
Hindu wedding. the offices members Congress
IN Jonuoy lumber Montgomery County.
well Eeypton tomb and Frfnx smthy Also oued
how make Christmas goodies by Violet Founer The Stors
food editor
THIS WEEK often heroes Of Koreo ond
other the medcs. weldeeved
They Were the Brovest by Comd WIiom Leder. U. S. N
srons eomponions moned deserted house Christmas Eye
Surely. Mosi MiehoeI Foster
EVENING
AND SUNDAY STAR. HOME DELIVERY. S.5o MONTH tNGHT
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Evening star., 1950-12-09

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 90, on June "a.
Lowest, Is, on March 3.
High and Low of Last "a Hours.
High, 40, at $40 pm
Low, 80, at 7:04 am.
Evening star., 1950-12-09

River Report.
(From U. S Engineers.)
Potomac River muddy at Harpers Ferry
and Great Falls; Shenandoah muddy at
Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Tide Tables.

FURNISHED by o. s. Coast and Geodetic
Survey
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tReadings at Washington Airport)
Evening star., 1950-12-09
The Sun and Noon
Precipitation,

Monthly precipitation in inches in t
Capital (current month to date):
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-08
ONLY NON-SEGREGATION
ACCEPTABLE

Stressing the fact that all educa-
tional basis and that no relief other
than that will be acceptable as
SUCH" Mr.. Marshall stated that
special emphasis will be placed on
the use of the three Judge federal
court, as used in the McLaurin case.
Such court permits immediate ap-
peal to the United States Supreme
Court as a matter of right, whereas
an appeal for certiorari makes court
review a matter of discretion.
The conference recognized, Mr..
Marshall said, that the NAACP
legal staff could move no faster than
persons involved in these education
agreement that with careful plan
ming and timing there is no doubt
whatsoever that all phases Of segre-
cation in public education from pro-
fessional school to kindergarten can
be removed through legal action
The NAACP special counsel also in
Dictated that the breakdown of seq.
regation would likewise extend to
recreation and allied fields.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-08

The announcement was made at
the elimination of a two-day con-
ference of lawyers from all parts Of
the country, meeting to map STRAIT.
egg for implementing and extending
the recent unanimous anti-segrega-
ton decisions handed down by. the
United States Supreme Court in the
Sweat, McLaurin and Henderson
cases. Attending the confab were 43
lawyers and IA NAACP branch and
state conference presidents from %
states and the District Of Columbia.
The plan for the concentrated
battle against segregated education
was agreed upon by the conference
without a dissenting vote, Mr.. Mar
shall said. He announced that at the
present time special attention will
be given to law school case pend
ing against the University of North
Carolina, an undergraduate col
lege suit against the University of
Delaware, and cases pending on the
grade school level in Virginia, Texas
Georgia, South Carolina, Arkansas,
and Oklahoma. The Associations
legal staff was instructed by the
lawyers conference to process for
immediate action all requests for as
sistance in suits against segregated
public educational facilities on any
level.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-08
Trigger-Happy
Man Shot

Irving Role, 20. 1884 NV 4th Ct.
was shot twice in the stomach by
Special Officer James Robinson last
Saturday night about ~ o'clock at
NV 4th court and 18th street in
what police listed as self defense.
: According to police, Role was
shooting wildly in an alley fright
ening and causing people to run for
safety. Robinson approached him
asking for his gun. Role pointed
the gun at Robinson swapping it
several times but the gun did not
fire. Robinson quickly dropped to
the ground, pulled his gun and fired
twice hitting Role in the stomach.
Role was taken to Jackson Memo
rial hospital by Newbold Funeral
Home ambulance where his condi-
ton is listed as fair.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-08

ing their homeward trips, and to
make an immediate and complete
report to the national NAACP office.
Attending the conference, in ad-
dition to NAACP attorneys. were
the lawyers who argued the Hen.
derson case and a number of law
school professors and other techni'
cal experts who possess specialized
knowledge on procedure. techniques
and methods Of handling such cases.
The decisions reached were the re-
suit of, the combined judgements OF
all those participating in the con-
ference.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-08
I'ue Been Thinking
BY CAB GALLOWAY

This country may have it's faults for after all TINS
is not a complete Utopia but is a rare lana lnoeeu
where you can the freedom to express your
ces without having to fear your lie.
Much of the population is too narrow-mnded TO lis,
ton o vour grievances there those who WILL ana
that list is corresponding 1t is significant to note TOO
that more and more people of tolerance finding their
way into public life, into places OF puohc prominence anu
into positions of commercial importance
r. is minor grievance indeed, but have been more
and more annoyed being in the entertainment business
with the downright refusal of major radio and teevson
interest to build radio and teevon programs around all
Negro casts. =.
With this grievance strongly in mind was asked to
enter into a panel discussion on whats wrong win
Teeyision over WPX in New York City as the guest OF
the famous coumnist Ed Sullivan Before going on the
air and before the cameras told Ed what thought and
he didn't crawl back into his shell even an inch
IF you think it, Cab, then say it, Ed insisted.
didn't spare any of the horses on that show and be-
ieve it or not not cut off the mike wasn't waved
down bv the producers wasn't inundated Bit Here
was crtcsing the very medium over which was speak,
ing being seen and nobody threw net over my head
or grabbed my collar with hook
Informally after the show Ed Sullivan told me to get
my show together because he'd like to see it maybe
he could help into the niche it might deserve be1Ore the
teevison cameras.
If you have grippe, sometimes you have tendency
to let boil inside until finally expodes and lot of ham
is done And know that in many despite our DEM
Ocratic ideals you simply, must not speak piece
but in normal cases. under normal circumstances this is
land where you be heard and there people
open-minded enough to listen to you and work with
And tomorrow there will be people like that and
less bgo And the next day the progress will be greater
It isn't the individual problem It's that right to say
what you think that's important Then after your right to
speak, the next most important thing is for people to lis
ten and understand The next step for these people to
learn to act after weighing the issue carefully.
1t isn't Utopia now, but if those things accom-
plished and if there and more Ed Suivans
and WPIXs, it may be Utopia, yeti
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-08
FOLLOW-UP ON
TRANSPORTATION RULING

AS a follow-up of the anti-Jim
Crow transportation ruling in the
Henderson case, it was agreed that
all pending requests for aid in
striking down Jim Grow in inter-
state commerce would be immediate
~ processed for legal action.
Southern delegates to the recent
NAACP 41st annual convention in
Boston were requested to make
careful check as to the extent of
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-08
NAACP Lawyers Map
On Schools, Trains

NEW YORK, June 29-The National Association Tor
the Advancement Colored People prepared to launch
an about attack against segregation in public education
from the highest graduate and professional school Level
right down through the kindergarten Thurgood Marshall
NAACP special counsel announced here this week. Inc
fight he said would also include final drive to end all
Jim Grow transportation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-08
"s.v.d my Life
A Cod.send for CAS-HEARTBURN"

When excess stomach acid causes painful suffocat-
ing 1as sour stomach and heartburn doctors usually
nrescribe the fastest-actinR medicines known for
gymDNOmatc relief-medicines like those In Bel-ans
Tablets. No laxative. Bell-ans brings comfort In
BELI-ANS for Acid Indigestion 25e
Evening star., 1950-06-14
ROOMS. APTs. TO SNARE

YOUNG BUSINESS GIRL. eS-3A to
snare with another lady nv. mod
apt Rox SSS-k, Star
ana n ST, NV or . gtrls 10
share a 3ls-room apartment with
one other RE sSs- is
WILL SHARE BEAUT. APT. with htsh-
type lady, 80; apt bids good
trAnsp MISS PARKHURsr, nj,
so before g. ia
BEDRM.. In new apt NorSins cpI.
or glrls; home prlvils.; end n c.
ttns. Box "pA.I. star la
APT, BEAUT, FURN. incl trlevisior
IN art bids. Liy, rm., oedrm kti
uinette, unlim. phone with woman
in mid-thirtieS ia Ass. --iS
WANTED eirl TO share S-rm. art,
with " others, $40 mo Ace q "a.
:alS 18th st nv, MI 1884 sftsT
TWO GIRLS to shar, WITH cnr @ .r.
lovely modern apt, teltr.sion wv.
YOUNG I.ADY. es.aS. permanently
employed, 10 share nv nicely Iurr
spt apt bids, excel. tranSp, 20,
wANTED-LADY, EMPLOYED, 10 shar,
4-room dgpleS apt with employed
BEDROOM APT -ueth st nv.
SPIT bldg To share with / ether
Eiri, ass :5-3S Nj 6a30 after 4
CoLoEED-Renned Young lady 20
share bsdrm ant, Cali At. 44sp
coioRED2 EMPLOYED CouPLr or
lady to share apt. csll Lu. 43SS.
lS'
Evening star., 1950-06-14

5s0s I4th ST. N.w.-vacancy for
beds, friendly Southern home; rm.
and breakfast, $40 wk. RA. 1925
CLUE. ca3O Mass. ave
A place you will love for its food,
location and nice people you meet
PARK CONN. AVE. VI
einity, pvt. home. Lge. cool studio
rm. with sleeping porch. Tor gen
tleman. Excel. meals. co, 3l2T.
1 100 18th N.w-rvin-bed rm.. also
70 share for man. Good meals, early
breakfast II desired. Tv. MI, 254o.
I4oi 18th N.w.-wen-furn. rooms,
ideally located; singles. dbles.: good
siS so EACHwi3so 18th st. nv
Nice double and single rms; lst
noor double with pvt. baths: nice
large basement rooms, $500, sx-
lsIs istR 81. S.w.-vaeaneies z toi
Ing dist downtown: elevator; excel
lent meals. CO. $3.50.
IN PRIVATE HOME for full
time care OF children. UN. 1e4s.
FOR RETIRED PERSON. ige. ssi. rm.,
board eno Iauno., Quiet nome. eau
WIDOW afns5 Eill nm board arc and md care p for
elderly lady, LIST nr.; suburbs; SO.
81. 6525.
VACANCY FOR MAN. rm., board;
also table board; lunches packed;
brkf.. so am; dinner, SIS Pm.
Sl2 D st ne liz
MOTHER will give rm. and board 70
ernpl. mother with child; care given
child; lRe, cool rm. rets. EXCHANGED.
GE. o26R -1b
BRAND NEW-Elizabeth AIMS room
and board. 2n6 East Braddoek I'd l..
Alexandra. Bus at door. 10 min
utes from Pentagcn. exclusive neigh
borhood; strlS only, AL 1855. la
Evening star., 1950-06-14
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

:?7o CATHEDRAL AVE. N.w.-Cean
Ink rm.: quiet gentleman; nr. bus
and Wardman Hotel AID. b9lo;
s147. F ST. N.w.-1arse front
studio rm. Grill, refgr- Tv. Sl5-S2l
wk. Small sEle., $3.50. Elk. 0653.
,ss QUEBEC pL. s,w.-Purn, rm
for Ink; refgr. and telephone facil.;
nr intsrsec. Ga. and n. Hamp. ,.Ve.
GEORGETowN. 5000 Que st. nv
Single and dble, rms, nicely furp ;:
1906 MERIDIAN PL. NV and 2
rm. units, semipvt. bath, refrigera-
ton; sober adults. See janitor. Ia
SMALL APT. AND Ink, RMS, S35
per mo. 22 mi. from D. c. l06
GEORGETOWN, 3233 p St, nr. Wis
ave.---Light, semipvt. bath and kit: ::
$50-S60; women pref Seen $50
=, 5;;ao; Ho; is47 or AD. aa46. lis
rms cony,. transp.. S47.50 per
mo. Pvt. refgr.. stove, sink. ---l6
ONE FURN. light housekeeping room,
FTigidaire. double bed, large closet;
laundry PRIVILEGES: no smoke; S35.
405 Carroll ave, Takoma Park. SH.
666s bet. 3-S IN.
COLORED - NEWLY DECORATED
hskpe rms. for refined people. Apply
4 to m. daily, 1710 You st. NV
l4s
Evening star., 1950-06-14
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

WANTED ess: 1or seq s..e e0s eeei.r .th ,.%s Ssns
Fenced yard . must. Box 10a-J,
cocker SPANIEL. black with brown
markings, 5-mo: mals; inoe. child s
Gassa'Fs ss:' ss7S 'iss Eth s;..''au s9 fu ;Ssa:
KITTEN, 10 weeks. healthy, house
broken srae, Free to sood home. Can
scorTiEs. ehoie. black puppies. Axe
req: eh bIoodiines. MacKINNoN
1909 Roosevelt. Arlington. Pa 3432
SCHNAUZER, standard puppies, Axe
reg; sired by international cham
kERRY BLTE TERRIER PGGPPIEs. !
Tgkas; old, $50 each; Axe reg. WI
ENGLISH BULL DoG-Mal.. beau
t:ys t:y.S A AND K.ns Kyns: y srs Hs1 c6 Tsss. Sss
LID. sired 81 sassy and dam. sandy
Cali IA. 1874 before II noon: WA.
SSSS after Q pm. MR.. wHITTEN-
coILiEs-showy, healthy puppies,
TREE FARM. Annandsis rd., rails
ENaiIsH eSlia IsGi IssGGLiLDoG, 6 mo. old. male.
uIhole'pe peoI8IeEQ, 41sCu1mPlon
line; Axe reg.i S125. SH. 4303.
FOX TERRIER. lovely. s-mo. -old.
white and black dog; loves children.
KRIss KRoss KENNELS Country
boarding for your pets; individual
screened runs; careful supervision.
GERMAN SHEPHERD. thoroushbred,
al white, 10 mos. old. male; $50.
A LoTVEIY YOUNG farm shep. dog
Bl. with br. legs. pretty tail; af-
fectionste. Fine pet for boys or to
train for farm. 81. 6709. lis
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY. choice
female, with papers; very reasonably
priced for quick sale. WA. 0713.
GREAT DANE, mixed. black. 9 mos.
old: affec. watchdog: home in SUBJ
urbs or country. 81. 6709.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
reg. from champion bloodiines: beau
tiful. SH. 0206 or Ashton 30S6.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPTEs, AE
reg. champion sired, all eolofs;
COCKER, black. registered, IL mos. !;
$50. I'm. 0341. -lb
Evening star., 1950-06-14
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th ST. NV.
MA 1850

REFGR.-5.5 Gu. IT,; good cond i,
cap. SIS. NO. 1859.
RIFLE, Rem. 81, Marble GoSs rear.
very accurate, S75: Iitchert l6x
scope scope $50; B: q L; spotting scope
after s pm McNABB. 14'
Mourzouk matching. wi, 20s6.
sizes. rsdaeed di priees. dee, RARE RAJ rug RUG
SHOP, 2427 18th st. nv.
RUGS. imported: Persian. Oriental
fn secd v.anar nfax, ssis sessss sss HsYen 81. f.
MAYTAR s'hsE sHoP i,1si ies sioVar st oF'ees s
SEWING MACHINE. Singer portable,
month old. cost 81 59.95. will sell
for S1oo or best offer. Call cH.
SEWING MACHINEs-Lowest prices
In town; Singer port S2a,50 up;
New Home port. S39.50; Domestic
port. $39.50. Big discount on new
SEWING MACHINE 1918 H me-
SEWING MAcHINEs-Lowest prices
anywhere; Singer light-wt portable
reverse stitch, $40 80; New Home
portable. S34.5O; Singer console,
was S12a;50. now S95: tresdle,
$3.50. 3s12 Lee hwy. CHI. 4914.
SHOWCASES, bakers. 4 S-ft., new
type bakery showcases, $3.50 each;
one Gift. refrigerator showcase, COM
plete with compressor. 5000: one &C.
inch, 2-speed exhaust fan. FEDERAL
BAKE SHOP, zoos F st. NV. DI.
SNOWFALL MACHINEs-snowmas-
ter. the only automatic SNOWFALL ma
chine: free demonstration: terms.
CHAS. 2. DALINSKY. 1861 35tb
ST. n W, AID 7013
Evening star., 1950-06-14
ANTIQUE SALE
Dates June 18th through 30th

D price at at walter Reed Antique Shop.
SALE OF THE YEAR
This is an opportunity to purchase
at tremendous savings antiques in
lustres, vases. dinner sets, hgurlnes,
wall PLAQUES, clocks, candelabrss,
ing dishes, pressed and blown glass
coffee and end tables, corner and
Dutch cupboards, hanging shelves,
mirrors, chests, drop leaf and hutch
tables, plank bottom and caned
chairs, copper lined sinks. dough
trays milk benches. sideboards, love
seats ,curio cabinets.
erous to list.
We shall convert your vases into
lamps at the same big reduction in
price.
Also furniture In the rough. re-
finished and upholstered at amaz-
Don't forEet the dates June IS
through June 30.
Walter Reed Antique Shop
70 10 pm. including Sunday. TU.
2727, GE. zoos.
BABY CRIB with new mattress; high
chair, youth bed. car seat; all excel.
BAKERY ITEMS = Mixing bowls
cake, bread. sandwich and hot dog
rol! pans: 1924 display pans; metal
dolly with rubber casters: cash reg
lister. etc: extremely low prices:
retiring from business. BARKER
EAKERY, 4S49 Mass. ave. NV. WO.
BATHTUBS, new. used. built-'n. legs.
sinks basins, toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO. 2937 Ga. ave, DE. $3.50
BATHTUBS. Ibuilt-in. S25; new and
used plumbing fxturec. BLOCKS.
1886 M st. NV. NO. 1908.
BED, double springs and mattress.
perfect condition; $40. 71e 10th st.
NV. IA
BED; walnut din. rm suite t7-pc.>;
new 4-burner gas range; bath
tubs; kit. sink: washbowl: 4 toilets;
radiator covers: e0on-ral. oil tank;
z hot-.water tanks. Call oW. 1876.
BED LFGs. for coll or bog SPRINGS:
convert to Hollywood bed; We in
stall G1{un 06OA
Evening star., 1950-06-14
SODA FOUNTAIN

Bastain Blessing, 1e stools, very
new; compressor, carbonator, dishes,
silverware and glasses, all for
1892 fSSs St. FhRERbL ED. 81. 44sa sAkE Is sHIeP
soFA.Exauisite. 2 yrs. old; orie.
Cocktail table, S100. Call CO. a026.
SOFA-BED. complete with slip covers.
mos; old, very good condition. $50.
sfENoTafE, o9Si' late. model; recondi- @1n
TYPEWRITER CO, s13 14th St.
STUDIO coUcH-Excellent condi-
chair. bookcase. vi. 1774 after
TABLE-Mapl. M dropleat and 4 chairs,
$35; Ike new, se$7 Nicholson st." st.,
TELEvisioN sETs@sering low cost,
,,,, n lots or individually; call MR..
TELEyIsIoN-New 1850 model Phil
srAR sR Apo o9osos 4es sSSH ,th msdsl 50 nS sass
TELEvISIONSAdmirai 1850 models,
Tv-radio comb, reg. list S379 30
sale. S299 80; only 3 in stock, 49,
In screen Philco 1850 models radio
TV combination. 121a-in. screen,
reg. list $429.50, sale price S349 30;
only 2 In stock. Admiral console
TV; l6-in., reg list S349. so, sale
S299. 80; only 8 in stock. Sparton
12ha-in. console, reg list S249 so.
sale S199 so; only 8 In stock. Cap
itai-Deeca records, 79c list. 8 for
TELiEAviffs1oN, 1850 1917" Motorolo 11
mahog. cabinet with indoor aerial
Reg. list, SIS9.e5 will sacrifice for
$3.50; leaving town. OF. SO46,
TELEvISIoN-Brand-new 1850 mod
els, floor samples; savings up to 800
every one 2 name brand: Q yrs. to
pay. ALPERSTEIN'S ELECTRIC VII
LACE, 224 Carroll ave. TAX. PIX.
Md, SH. 2700. SH 1893. Open
Mon. Thurs. Sat. till 9.
TELEylSION-Some 1850 models at
dig discounts; cash or terms; 2 years
20 pay. Call 20, 2-11S7 for free
home demonstration. =. J READ
4 SONS. 3014 Nichols ave. sc
Open It'll q pm
Evening star., 1950-06-14
RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

TAKoMA PARK--Twin bedrm.. huge
closet. semipvt.. bath. 500 mo. 219
Baltimore ave. SH. 35Ta. III
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE RM., private
bath; cony. to Lee hwy. in ArlinE-
ton. IA. S-1337. IA,
ALEXANDRlA-Bedrm., twin beds,
den and private bath; conv. TO
pentagon. TIE. 2o2l after o. -l5
3SO3 NO. 9th ST, ARL., VA.-Room
for man only; no drinking allowed.
ARL., SEQ so. GLEBE RD.-Pleasant
sFle. rm, for gentleman. across
from bath; S25 mo. lie
ENTIRE End FL.-Bed-liv. rm., nm
ished in knotty pine. attrae., clean
and comfortable, 3 windows; . or 8
empl adults: priyil. CHI. S97s.
Mt. RAINIER, 1909 Bath St.-2
dble. bedrms., next bath; kit, phone
and laundry privileges. WA. 2s6s.
I7s4 MASS. AVE. NV, "Ths Oak
mont"--Nice bsmt. studio rm. for
;; with kit, utils.. auto. ldry. SIS mo.
Ia
Evening star., 1950-06-14

WATER COOLERS, sale or rent. We
1919. 627 F st. NV. ST. 800.
WATER HEATERS. all sizes; NO down
PEERLEss sALEs CO. sss7 Ga "a
ave; NV. DE. 56f0.
WATER HEATERs, used. sale. 20.
SSa1nsT4TESRR 4TSR CO. 5iS sea ss:t = :. 10 5oHN
PHILGAS Tappan
sood condition; reasonable, PA. es42
Evening star., 1950-06-14
ROOMS EURhIsHED-N.E.

THE MARICK. 1913 B st. NE
Nicely furn. rm;,. sRl: beds. laundry,
cook. privils; dbls TR. el54. Ii
the GALENA. 1872 B St n.e-Girl
share rm. with another. Laundry.
cooking privils. FIR. a7ls. IL
DOUBLE sleeping room, nice location
on MARYLAND ave. ne; 5000 per
week. TR. 9420.
9th ST. NE, NO. 14-Double room;
twin beds; IS week; single SO, TR.
9122, is
81. 18th ST. Me- Ice. rm., =
windows and sleeping porch; l sgle;
rm.: avail. June l2. Ii. 3-Ip61. la
Gal LEXINGTON PLACE N.E.--LEe
front room, or men. Nice front
porch with glider; plenty hot water,
$40 week; also. refined young man
to share room, twin beds, privils,
bath. ETC.; $5 q week. TR. sag.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE-c234 14th
st. n.e.-Single rm., adj. bath with
shower. Du. 336s. Ia
NEAR MONASTERY, 3509 18th St
Nicely furn. sele. and dble rm
breakfast PRIVILEGES; excel. transp,
HO 3021 -I6
Evening star., 1950-06-14

sa1t.s uiaCA, Cast iron, cut
NJ ct. NV. NO. 1908. WA. 65O1
PLASTER BOARD
sDseiMa ss f. AdR ZEE wsnekrS1 sa,sk s1S per ooo
sofa ave. ne LU. 10000. -16
RADIO-PHONO. combination. auto
mseic oaE .ee.i.ni ensnser Msgnayos II LINED
Es6I4fSE~SlsnS siss SFsS s. Si7I; new, .i,ss.,,
used. about s mos. Can Be purchassd
very reasonably. Ii, a-6444.. -16
REFRIGERAT0R, real buy, Electro
rpsr.6..s lux, Gu ,.1;:.t #: new sS, mosoI 5yr
RETkiGERAroR. gas, e.eu. it., Nle ex-
sellent condition; $50. Cali DE
REiFSRiGERAroR. stswart-wsrnears. s
fs op Pesfsi sen. % ns.a ot .Tae
box: $50. EN-. 1913 after pm.
REFRIGERAToR, = Gu. IT., Cold
EhSs1GHRaroTEss affd EZRA IT, Ssss. Ss.d. or; $40
RafRicEkAfsSs, fasRi fssS e1ssF GU Pr E., ecld-
stove; $3.50 Tor both. 10. e-s7s5.
REFRIGERATOR. reeond. Norge, apt.
Size. in good running condition;
ideal for beach cottage; $50. Cali
REFRIGfRAroRs. used. recondi-
tened; fully Guaranteed; $40 and .lp.
1887 Nichols ave. sc. LU. 4-0o21.
REFRIGERAToRs t5o,, al, makes.
sizes. rebuilt. guaranteed. $35 up.
REFRiGERaToRss m SHsRat Rn" reeond.' nd o'Ir guar =;
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WEBSTER CO. 12s r st. NV.
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Georgia ave. NV, established 1879
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