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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-05

OF CentfaIS FUNDAMENTALLY educatlOnaI claims
for existence have been Jumped together decried
as sentimental" and condemned emotional
ism There could be no attack upon these claims
in logic, but there was the chance that repeated
cries of sentimental" might somehow gain a
foothold OF belief-if the cries were loud enough.
Nevertheless most of these truly educational
claims of Central High School for consideration
have been brought forward impressively-im
pressively enough, perhaps, to save the school
to be an asset in the future to the city.
But one phase of this potential future use
fulness, though it has been often mentioned.
has not been analysed in way to give it suf-
fcient public notice. DR.. Strayer in his report
to CONGRESS made it his strongest recnmmenda-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-05

proposed the Senate District Committee Of the
problems District Of Columbia with particular ref
taxation should by all result
equitable remedial legislation OF all the factors entering this
intricate problem there be difficult than that
exemption The citizens the District Columbia do
entirely alpoweul Congress- which
local citizens have representation.
According the latest figures the of taxable and
in the District of Columbia, based land
taxable
current estimate Of the value of all real property in the District OF
871 OIL taxable and $107971o885 1871
cent, is tax
O33 acres
alleys OF this above 485
cent is taxable and SIS per cent is exempt.
The estimates list the value of Federal and District
whether the uniform standard
Of been applied to the Federal holdings the
case with private holdings
realty other than Govern
holdings religious charitable educational
Institutions other exemptions accounted for by institutions
1913 addition there number of national aSsoca
tons holdings special acts of Congress
Another of holdings exempted from taxation the
the District
for their diplomatic representatives the United States These
exemptions is claimed made reciprocal courtesy the
other nations likewise taxation holdings Of the
United States in their respective countries.
considerable portion Of the exemptions real
taxation national international
service to the District Of Columbia The extension this privilege
the Congress supposedly for the benefit Of the entire United
States and consequently of to the District
should be considered obligation Of the Federal Treasury
Surely there exist sound for requiring the
people of the District Of Columbia
stand cost Of such national and international corteses extended
by thu Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-05
Eastman Expert
Main Speaker

Adrian L. Ter Louw of the Cam
era Club and School Service of
Eastman Kodak Co., has been
scheduled by the National Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-05
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Some Reasons for Saving Central High;
Equitable Exemption Law Overdue
By Jesse G. Suffer

Logical Reasons Against the Extinction of Central
demand that Central High School be turned coord
pupils to relieve crowdng has been based almost totally
rather barren statistics seating any
weight has been devised justify
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-05
By Romon Coffmon


About million people Ethiopia than half of the
populaion) Christians The Mosems Jews
else
Christianity Ethiopia back at least 1000
legend that Christians shipwrecked
and brought before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-05

Vegetables
The three most popular vege-
tables grown by amateur gar
deners are, in order, tomatoes,
string or wax beans, and onions.
The United States produces
about 200, 100000 pounds of vege-
table seed annually that are used
for crop paintings throughout the
world.
a.
Rubarb has been used as q drug
IN medicine from early times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-05

YOU CAN HAVE THE
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-20
who started at the bench.

Communism is an idealistc but thoroughly mpracti- cal and unavoidable theory This will be just long human beings human To aspire to better things; the ambition to outstrip ones fellows is but human In the earlier days of mankind it the fellow with the strongest muscle, and who exercised it. who became the
 boss man. Since then civilization has marched until today it is the fellow with the strongest brain and who exercises it, who works his way to the top of the heap There is arisocracy of brains and such hierarchy will not stomach Communism Either it must operate under Republic, sit in the saddle of Dictatorship
 The greatest benefit for material welfare of mankind comes not from placing control of wealth in few hands, under Communism, but from encouraging wide dis tributon of wealth. with special incentive rewards for those creating it. under Capitalism Living standards of any people rise only in proportion to the wealth created. Wherever Capitalism operates, with govern ment unpiring but not controlling amaximum of wealth is created. But wherever Communism has operated, wealth has been cut down to an rreducibe minimum
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-20
SENIOR OFFICERS VISIT MARKS AIR FORGE BASE

Eighteen senior officers of the army, navy and air force visited Marks Air Force Base on Thurs day of last week and remained overnight on an Arctic Orienta- ton Tour.
 This week l3 officers and three civilians are expected on medi- cal research survey. In the party will be Major General Harry C.. Armstrong, Surgeon General who was recently appointed. The party will remain overnight.
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-20

ATTLEE scholar a Oxford. As joined Socialist Party when not quite respectable" He London how work lived himself worked the docks. Then he went into social work.
 With brush musache Alee slight He smokes pipe in the Churchill cigar His speaking voice thin and hang Some observers he brilliant But they also speak of his clear thinking.
 young m he in talked Socialist schools. He said pacifisf enlisted World captain in 1915 When he into politics.
 worked closely with the Labor Party And the the 920s he held series of vital posts.
 the coalition the start Word Laborites join deputy prime minister. such appeared brilliant Churchill worked Loyalty help the beaten his party control.
 The Socialist program with England. take transport
 welfare program included Attlee worked quietly 10 push the plans through
 found England facing trouble because the wrecked vital of the His ministers made austerty the rule In instances raons lower than they had during the But Aee grim his drive make the England a Socialist country.
 Critics bitter Attlee had drama of with which to them He had genius for oratoy his ideas He his logic his work Things critics talked The date at which election would held Attee set the date.
 Today hold power He stands ideas he found in the Lmehouse su district in early e
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-20

 Military Acamedy He is the brilliant writer and orator who telling He is the Conservative who backs the idea of empire. than eight older than his Panchy with jowls rugged he symbozes John 
 As helped Spain quel rebels Cuba 1895, fought nda frontier 1897 He the Nile in 1898 1899 1900 He first parliament in l90O first lord of the Admiralty in 9115 And he off World War fighting of 1915 and 1916 Then he went back to the government in 1917. World II he leader symbol of his fight Hitler AS inc of drew again became first lord of the Admiralty When he called as prime minister.
 coalition government drew all of the nation flaming the confidence of the people and stirred his future Allies. grimly kept Britain and the in the fight alone.
 He has with Joseph Stalin
 nothing blood. minister ond after Dunkerque We shall fight fight landing grounds fields and in the streets shall fight the hills shall surrender"
 when Germany had been beaten, he lost the election Aee Socialist who been his deputy prime minister The leader
 Churchill still clamped his teeth his pudgy fingers making the for victory sign, joined the opposition. He programs which he up the empire.
 Still Conservative he fight comeback against of socialism.
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-20
B-36 Survivors
 To Aid In Search For Missing Five

Continued from Page One) cials said the trio, still tired from their experiences, would remain here to study photographs of the area over which they jumped.
 Knowing the order in which the men left the plane, it was hoped that Barry and his two fellow crewmembers might be able to pinpoint the spots where their lost comrades landed. ...
 Before leaving Texas, however, Barry and Gerhart said they be- lieved the missing men might be on Ashdown Island, tiny strip adjacent to Princess Royal.
 Search crews from the Canadi- an destroyer Cayuga and four U. S. coast guard cutters crss-crossed the tiny island Saturday without success. .. ... ....-.. .-.....
 Meanwhile, rescue officials had nothing but praise for the conduct of It. Charles C.. Pooler, Beloit, Kas., the twelfth member of the crew to be brought out safely.
 He was returned to McChord Air Force Base, near Tacoma, Wash, last night in flight C 4th Rescue Squadron CAY from Port Hardy, B. C.
 "Pooler is in remarkably good condition" said Col. Hervey Por- ter, air force doctor, after an eX- animation of the injured man. He has a simple fracture of the right ankle and mild case of frostbite fthe right ankle"
 Although too tired to be inter- viewed, Pooler's story was pieced together from other participants in the now seven-day-old search who accompanied him back.
 "He did everything just right" they declared.
 They gave this account of his experiences:
 When the 36-year-old engineer plummeted into the darkness, his parachute snagged on a tree and left him swinging 40 feet in the air. It was believed that his an- kle was broken then when he cut himself down.
 After sizing up his condition and location, Pooler cut his three chocolate bars into 18 pieces one piece for each day and night of the nine days he figured it take him to hobble on his broken ankle through knee-deep snows to the island coast.
 He kept to this schedule for two days and nights until, on the third day, he heard ground parties beating the brush about quarter mile on each side of him.
 Summoning his strength. he started yelling. His calls were heard by searchers from the Ca nadian destroyer Cayuga who fi-
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-20
FEDERAL INCOME TAX AGENT HERE

James G. Manning, agent of the Internal Revenue Department ar rived yesterday with Pan Ameri- can.
 Mir. Manning will be located in the Federal Building until March 18th, to assist people with their problems on income tax.
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-20
WHAT IS COMMUNISM?
By.George Peck

Communism kills all initiative, all incentive. Why should worker try to do better job why should he work harder if his reward only to be equal to that of another worker who has less ability and does not apply himself so diligently? In America, under capitalism the skilled and industrious worker gets equitable reward plus the opportunity to advance to executive posi-
 ton As proof of this latter take look at the thousands of men holding key positions in American industry
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-20
OPPOSITE NUMBERS INBRTTISH ELECTION..-

WINSTON CHURCHILL and CLEMENT ATTLEE, leaders of the British election, February 23 similar social classes Attee lawyer and of lawyer
 might upper middle Churchill grandson of
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-20

duke privileged public schools Each leader his party early and posts party power. similarity
Evening star., 1950-11-19
If YOU'RE II to "a,
NOW IS THE Time
FOR AN
ss s -
IMPORTANT DECISION

Now is the time to act-to join your hometown
National Guard unit
If Americas need for men increases, you'll be
step ahead by being Guardsman. Your Guard :,
training will make you better soldier, with bet
ter chances for promotion. And you'll be with your
own hometown friends and neighbors.
If your unit is not called to service, you'll still
be ahead by being in the National Guard. Guard
training in many specialist subjects prepares you
for better paying civilian jobs. You'll learn new
skills-and be well-paid while you learn
No matter what the future holds, it's wise
decision to join the National Guard no,o Find out
more about the many Guard benefits - send the
coupon below today!
Evening star., 1950-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DINING ROOM SET. e-pc.. walnut,
Williamsburg style, SS5. Call WI.
DISiNG ROOM sET-Duncan phyfs
din. table and china closet, mahog..
new cond; Call WI. 1881 bet. 10 and
DIN. .RM. SUITE, 10 pcs, mod, prac.
DINING RIM. SUITE, 10 pcs, mahog-
ssny=yeneer; new cond.; 500. IA.
DIN. RM. SUITE, cheap; maple high
chair, ped, springs. new lawn mower.
DINING sUITEWs"pc.; 2 Sxi5 rugs. rugs.
condition: reas. WI. 411s. ~
DINING RIM. SUITE - 9-pc. ma
hogany; noga Duncan Phyfe; osl55; good
DiNiNG X RM MdeasfFE sGIrE, TE e 9ds peces wal
with pads and extra leaf; good cond.::
Din Din RM. SURE. hi HL'is1 s4piece. walnut. vain
trimmed in ANTIQUE white with white
oNiNS fafsef faMaFs RM sufTE FIFE 9.pc EN- eo41 Nah
Duncan Phyfe. $3.50; cost S7a5 one one
DINING ROOM sUfTE-Mahox.. ex-
Gel, cond. Also coffee table, console
table, metal clothes cabinet. radio
sn,d and bridge lamp; all very reason
DINING ROOM SUITE, walnut. s-pc.
with table pad, $50; good condition:
DINING RIM. SUITE, pcs; walnut
finish; excel. cond.: SIS. Call Sun
day only, WI. 44s7. s105 Custer
DfN1NG In Ss'nfsSe; RooM SUITE, pieces.
walnut finish. table seats 10. Very
reasonable. WO. 1856. 3
Evening star., 1950-07-09
BUSINESS SERVICES

in carpentry
work, specializing in trimming. FIR
CiNDER BLOCK, BRICK JOBS
wanted. Ranch beach homes
built. Colonial bevel block specially.
Radius so miles D. C. On Job til
BUfLDERs iEf fII AfTENTfoNN: TIE SN Crew of
lst-class bricklayers available. Want
connection with reliable builder.
Reasonable prices; labor only. Gail
UN. 1852 or AP. $500. .
BRICK CONTRACTING. stone. pias-
ter and stucco york, cement repair
work. 1891. 22nd st. ne. Ewes.
phone Greenbelt 1916. is
AUTHORS, lawyers and
others needing manuscripts typed;
all work checked; accuracy guaran-
teed. Call LETTERCRAFT, ME. 1871.
ILLUSTRATIONS, draft
ing, schematic diagrams. statistical
charts at reasonable rates by expert
enced Govt. illustrator. Ii. 1866.
and vases made into
lamps. low as So; lamps and fixtures
altered and ref1nished. J. GARCIA,
1915 w st. NV. AID. 6741.
ANY KIND OF HAULING, window
washing. bsmt. cleaning. gardening
and building rock walls. IA. 253l.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
FENCE

Galvanized, chain link, all posts
IN concrete. Immediate erection" !"
Get the best for less. No money
1883: ewes. and sun. WA. 1851.
FENCES-Your fence starts, with the
BILT RITE FENCE CO., ST. 1000.
FENCING-chain link fence at low
est prices ever. advertised; $1.1O
per IT. erected, for full 31a-ft. high.
sasionsy set 10 sagcrs ady. tsH msteria; all posts
storm windows, doors, and avn
ings, at same low prices. For in
for. and free estimates, call 10.
FiooR 1861 sERyIctwso,n,ne Sas Il eve hut g n.
Cleaning: parauet h; instaiiationn. nifnlns; Rrnes
TORS; INC. 1872 Wisconsin ave,
FLOORS sanded ana finished. Qua.
NORRIS NJ HsTs q IN a asas asssasssonab's price. M
FLOORS sANDEP and tinished; old
FLOOR SERVICE: wa i12a
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED - Full
operating instructions,, KENNEDY
FLOOR co. RA. 434e- 700 Ken
FURNITURE REPAIRING and re-
finishing: all work fully guar; vet,
II yrs. exper. EN-. 1901 or CATH
ersburg 435-J-5.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING-L
selection of materials, leatherette a
speciality; workmanship guaranteed; !;
nearby Md. and Va. work accepted; ;
free estimates. AIRCRAFT SHOP,
TR. 9091. los
HOUSE PAINTING, exterior and in
terror. All work done at u price by
f-Rl mi toe AA.I.
plastering and roofing. 10. S-S124.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, ad-
iusted. tightened and oiled at your
door, $2.25. Call FRANK, AP. 4733.s .
Evening star., 1950-07-09
MOTOR TRAVEL

LADY DRIVING to Missouri via
Quincy, H.; can take lady pas
sengers. Phone OF. 9246. 81
YOUNG LADY, driving to Nevada
return in month. desires 2 or 3
girls; share expenses. UN. 0S26
LEAVING JULY IA in new Chevy for
Colorado via II. C.: take .. shave
expenses. 81. 2O56.
SINGLE WOMAN, with cocker span-
iel desires transportation anywhere.
July or Aug. EX. 1850. Ext. 3O7, or
UN, S757.
MlAMl-Friday, July IA; can take 9.
share expense. Box 447-M, Star. .
DRIVING l949 CHEVROLET to Wat
klns Glen, N. Y, July Is; take 4;
references exchanged. GIL. 44O0
Ext. 1896.
CoNGENIAL LOCAL BUSINESSMAN
leaving soon on tour of Florida,
Cuba, New Orleans. Mexico, pos
sibly Guatemala, desires one COM
patlble companion references ex-
changed. Reply at once to arrange
interview. Box Atm, Star. los
SAN FRANCISCO-July IL or IL;
take 2; share expense. EN-. OS0S. e
LADY NEEDS assistance driving to
OKLA. City; 90 Ford; couple or l
lady; refs; leaving soon. HI. 443i,
DRIVING CHICAGO about July IA
return Aug. 10; accommodate 3 or
4. Box 301-R, Star.
DRIVING TO DENVER, COLO, July
25; can take passengers; refs.
LU. 1-1335. los
Evening star., 1950-07-09
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE
$219
BUYS 3 ROOMS OF

BUYS 3 ROOMS OF
BRAND-NEW
FuRNITgRE. nTSTp IpAIHS AND FoLKs oI yEg THIS i
ROOM GROUP FOR THE
LIVING ROOM
WE INCLUDE
WHICH OPENS INTO A BED Al
COFFEE COFFEE TABLE. ABLE CRYSTAL YsP IAsIni AABIi
LAMP, 16-PC. CRYSTAL SMOKER
SET Sop :AiIE ANp CIRCULAR MIRROR
BEDROOM
WE GIVE YOU
A MODERNISTIC TWO-TONE WAL.
NUT 3-PC. BEDROOM SUITE CON.
CHEST AND FULL-sfzE BED WITH
LARGE PLATE GLASS MIRROR,
YES. 4 BEDRooM HTs SUITE YOU YOU
WILL WILL BE Bk PROUD TO OWN AND
DINETTE
WE INCLUDE
5-PC. MATCHING TABLE AND 4
CHAIRS; YOUR CHOICE OF Ex-
TENSION OR DROP-LEAF, PLUS A
FURNITURE ONLY "
$219
E-Z TERMS
SIS OPENS THE ACCOUNT
ALPERSTEIN'S
CUT FURNITURE STORE
1923 7th st. NV.
Y BLOCK NORTH OF N. Y. AVE.
OPEN EVERY DAY TILL 6 PM.
MON, THURS. AND SAT. TILL s PM
Ma. S606-NA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Polaroid; also exposure
between 8 and IL.
CAMERA, movie. S-mm., keystone,
F-27. with case, S35; rifle, 22-caI-
iber,, lst-class cond., S15. NE
CAMERA, Bell & Howell mag. 1e-mm.
f:3.5 lens c. mount, $40. Guaran-
teed. TENDLER'S PAWNBROKERs
SALES CO, 913 D ST. NV, ME. 9339,
CAMERA, Bell g. Howell Smm. f::2 s
coated lens, like new. Vacation spe-
fla Y AWssRokhRss SsSs dasgantffa gaGEs
CO: 9!3 D st. NV, ME. $3.50.
CAMERA, Leica III-C. W. f:3.5 coated
Elmar and case. Was $3.50. now
S175: Guaranteed. TENDLER S
PAWNBRoKERs SALES CO, 9l3 3
CAMERA; aaada1 = 4x5 Speed graphic anniy.
fne condition. TENDIER's ilDIi R'sSisaSssp PAWNl
BROKERS SALES CO., 913 D st,
NV; ME. 1889;
cAMEEA, heW Hash Kodak s5 leather
9es. @ otfer. 4er feni chi. e4F4Ss9len'' 44s5! $50 OF
CAMERA : Kodak, 35 NM, F.3.5.
ME MlSn Isng range finder carrying case, S29
CAMERA, Rolleifiex. automatic; new
conoltlon; ZeiSS 3.5 lens, leather
case; bargain at S125. Ia. 2434,
CAMERA, zeiss Super 1konta "B";
t:2s Tessar Phone WA. 4291.
CAMERA. Leica, 111-C, with coated
f:2 Simitar lens; lens cap. case and
instruction booklet; practically brand
new; best offer over $40. Gail
WO. 5000. Ext. 106-A. between 10
and 12 am.
CAMERA. 35mm., Eastman "35," c.
r.f.. $50. Plaubel Makina II, tele,
lens. S1h0 TIE 4R5R
Evening star., 1950-07-09
BUILDING MATERIAL

See Ace first. We now have our
largest. stock Of used material from
many jobs. Flooring, S25 per M;
toilets and tanks, S14; basins, $5;
doors and windows, iron fencing,
75c it.; steel beams, angle irons,
pipes for fences. From our COM
plete new dept. Pipe, roofing,
shingles, cast iron pipe, plaster
fms,rs bSaTd and xs,rss complies srv line et,er Of
MATERIAL CO.. 4O02 MINI. ave.
ne. LU. 4-050O. Ia
BULLDozER. ,I 5,z Il model q; BID, h l946; s. Gle;
Phone Ab. o53s. -
BULLDOZER-D.D.. 3 yrs. old; used
on my farm; new cats: cost $4,000;
finished job; sell very reasonably.
BuILDOaER, ij1i tractor and trailer,
dump truck. roller, tools. ladders,
saws, etc. Contractor going West
all equipment for sale. Reasonable
Box 425-M, Star.
BUS, 37-passenger. 1942 Interna-
tional; good condition: will sell rea-
sonable: JOSEPH SMITH & SON,
iH6R Marchant, electric;
S49.5O. UNITED TYPEWRTTER
CO.. S13 14th st. NV.
CAMERA, Perfex 55, tripod, meter,
filters, protector. flash, etc.; compl.,
$3.50, MIR. GERBICH, MI. 4O47. 3
CAMERA, Leica II-C W. f:2 coated
Sumitar and case. Was 1855, now
SLOT. Guaranteed TENDERS S
PAWNBROKERS SALES CO., 913 D
st. NV. ME. 9339.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
GREAT RAPIDS FIRM ~

9Ul 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
the Sample Bargain Store of Wash.
BICYCLE, Roadmaster: light, horn
and carrier; good cond. Must see
.Icx to xappreciate; 20, s-s340. -
reas; must sell; set eh,ildcraft BOOKS sS8a
good as new. CHI. 3776.
BICYCLE-Boy's J. c. Higgins make
26 in, good condition; $50. l SET
simmons bedsprings, like new; So
BICYCLE, &c girls. new last year; s25
eenditlon. Can RA. s52S. ' SO0'
BICYCLE - Colson, 20-in trike
new cond., S25. EN-. 5071.
BICYCLES t2l 20" schwinn or Day
ton; SO each. SH. 9161.
ssaed s5ess gas essb s9sRs R easily ssay . in
EIEcTRffc fEe Go6fPMENr jpn n'e co soeS aa7s sass
Sherman ave. NV. MI. 1900.
BICYCLE-Girl's 24-inch. Good cond.
BsSTcGESSSy's' sSis' dE. 5sS5,' se-ineh. Reason
ton; $50. GE. 1904. ''1 ~
BICYCLE. mans. used less than 6
mes oso. cond: like new; bargain. JE.
BILLIARD ana DOCKET tables and sup
plies. tennis tables and accessories.
soWL1SG sgPPEY co. SO 9th 9th st t
BTNocUIARs4Hensoldt. sx5s. New
BOARDING HOUSE EoUIPMESTE--
Refrigerator. stove. steam table,
dishes. sllverware. AID. 5549.
THOMAS. 10. 5-o13S.
BOOKS-First display, books from
estate OF Robt. G. Fuller and others.
Wide variety. &c to 75c each for
qSiek 9s09 sale Estate ST. aao1 BOOK SdsA SALES
Monday, 10 am. to 10 pm.
new, S42 80; size 44x34x14: don't
miss. Today. CO. 1926; week, 1112
BookcaasEs. sectional, best makes;
office and home; reas. Today, CO.
4625; wk., 1112 14th NV. DI. 1872.
BOOTHS, upholstered, complete with
tables t16l. Almost new. Also
chairs. tables and silverware. Bar
BRASS RAIL for your bar; just what
size e GIcHSER; 1iS6sS 1900 Kendall st.
BKEAKFAsT sET-very good condi-
elOn' 20. Sdll Wv. O1U--
BREAKFAST SET. monel metal
frame: studio couch, bed hi: metal
wardrobe: must sell. GE. 1416. %
BREAKFR0NT, elegant Honduras ma
hogany, marquerty inlay, ANTIQUE
hardware. glass front; original cost.
S1,100; will sacrifice. EN-. 6O47.
BRICkS-Face and common, one or a
million; immediate delivery. Ma.
5SS5. ALASKA COAL g. BRICK CO
BRITANNICA JUNIOR-Excellent for
6 year old: paid S129. closest offer
to SIS. Call evenings. IA. 1897.
BUFFET. dining room. early Phila-
delphia; good condition; also re-
frigerator. EN-. 5711.
BUILDING ITEMsaEyerythins from
R11Ne WisSp eivd ATlRf,G9 ia ssd 4-1Ss4 ,
ber-;2x4s, .2x6s, 2xss, 2x10s;
pine flooring, doors, various sizes;
window complete with frame trims
and weights; all in excellent condi-
tion. 1-inch sheet rock, $25 per
M; Seletax structural steel. REIN
forcing steel, angle irons, lollie COL
umns, cut to size Plumbing, soil
pipe, steel pipe, sinks, toilets, basins,
66-inch double drain-board sinks,
$40 each. Gas stoves, refrigerators,
and many other items. Please visit
our yard and see for yourself.
GENERAL WRECK1NG CO., MI.