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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-12-22
Unlikely TO Pass

We do know this, Congressman
Robert L. Doughton, of Sparta,
North Carolina, chairman of the
house ways and means committee,
has written more tax legislation
than any man in the history of this
country. He has been in congress
since 1911, that's SO years, and he
has been chairman of the powerful
ways and means committee since
1888, that's II years, and when he
says his committee will consider
only an excess profits tax, he
means it.
What likely will happen is that
the excess profits tax will be
brought out on the floor and the
fight against it will be made there.
The house will support its COM
mittee and pass the excess profits
tax, but the senate likely will not
act So it will go over to the regular
session of the 82nd, where the fight
will start all over again. And with
this gain for business, it may be
action will come so late in next
congress, none of the tax will be
applied to this years amazingly
high profits.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-12-22
Phone Strike

The senate acknowledgement
subcommittee is rushing a report
on labor and strike conditions in
the Bell Telephone system
ed. Note-The strike was settled
after eleven days with the signing
of fifteen months contract.)
The report will show that while
American Telephone and Telegraph,
the mother company, actually die
tates labor policy for the entire
system, the labor union is forced to
deal independently with the local
companies, and that chaos exists.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-12-22

Owner must sell wood and Xmas tree BUSH
ness" l60 acres land and 5-room house,
stock Of wood and truck. Price $4,000
Might consider late model car or pickup
for trade-in.
BASIL BUCKMASTER Eureka, Montana
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HELP WANTED-MEN

Automatic Temperature Control for oil burn
ing heaters. Be first in your area. Write
HAMILTON SAFE EQUIPMENT CO.
Beloit, Wisconsin
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-12-22

ATHLETICS Foot Problem Solved.
When other products fail try Geek" the
hfeguards remedy. Fast relief-future pre-
ventative. Mail Sl00.
P. o. BOX ISL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J..
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS

FARM CLUB WOMEN: Tuck this away for
reference. Will write your paper assign
ments. Reasonable.
JANE MESHA, 1881 N. Hamlin, Chicago, Ill.
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FOR SALE: Conveyor betting. new. 2 rolls
each, 35-ft. long, 42-in. wide ply total
loft long. Also have new couplings. Will
sell worth the money.
JOHNS AUTO PARTS Charlton, Iowa
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-12-22

Salesman: Just out low priced fuel saving.
Automatic Temperature Control for OH burn
Ing heaters. Be first in your area. Write
HAMILTON SAFE EQUIPMENT CO.
Beloit, Wisconsin
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-12-22

RANCH STYLE FURNITURE: Complete set
of matching Western Monterey furniture.
like new; kitchen. living ROOM bedroom.
with or without stove and refrigerator. II
Gu. It. Servel gas refrigerator.
II. E. LlLLIS
1144 Harvard Billings, Montana
Evening star., 1950-11-17
District Segregation
To End in Five Years,
DIR. Hager Believes

DR.. Walter E. Hager, the much
criticized proponent of a merger
between the Districts white and
colored teachers colleges. said last
night that he believes segrega-
tion in the District will be a thing
of the past in five years.
| DR.. Hager, president of Wilson
Teachers College, spoke before a
mixed racial gathering at a dinner
sponsored by the American Vet
erans' Committee at 1751 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
''The question" he said, "is
whether we will be ready for the
change when it comes. Should
we wait until the Supreme Court
wills it, or Congress acts on it, or
should we be getting ready for it
now?" he asked.
Merger to Prepare Way.
Zone way to, get ready for the
change is to merge Wilson and
Miner Teachers Colleges. The
teachers themselves might do a
great deal to get the people of
the community ready for the
change"
He prophesized that the practice
of nonsegregation in public and
Iprivate meeting places would re-
lieve tensions" rather than add
new tensions.
People" he said. will be glad
that it has arrived"
DR.. Hager commended the
American Veterans Committee las
one of the few taking positive
stand on the matter of convincing
people the social change is in
evitable."
Dr. Eugene A. Clark, president
of Miner Teachers College, said
the two colleges must be integrated
at both ends-teachers as well as
|students. He termed DR.. Hager's
merger proposal "a step in the
right direction"
Pictured as Example.
"The merger" DR.. Clark said.
would be a good thing for the
community and would set an
example of democracy for the
rest of the world.
1--WE should have a city college
in the District. one set up like a
land grant college. an institution
that receives Federal aid through
the grant of public lands to the
States"
DR.. Hager's proposal for a single
bi-racial institution in the Dis
trict was first made on Septem-
Der 2. 1t was contained in DR..
Hager's required report to DR..
Hobart M. Corning, superintend-
ent of schools. The proposal has
not been considered officially by
the Board of Education.
Evening star., 1950-11-17
EWheeIburrow Pusher
Ends 20, ,000-MiIe Trip
By the Assocjo.ed Press

ELLENSBURG, Wash, Nov. II.
Larry Hightower brought his
wheelbarrow home yesterday.
AS the ex-cowboy jockeyed his
wheel contraption into the
center Of town it marked the end
Of a more than 20,000-mile bar
row-pushing journey that began
July 4, 1916. The jaunt covered
every State in the Union and
branched out into Canada and
Mexico.
II just figured a wheelbarrow
never had gone anywhere" Mr..
Hightower explained. Cant say
that now though"
Evening star., 1950-11-17
Doctors Use Mailman to Find Why TIL Brings Weight Rise

With District letter carrier as
guinea pig. Georgetown Hospital
and Navy doctors are trying to
find out what causes the weight
gain during treatments with the
new miracle drugs, cortisone and
ACTH.
The mailman, 28-year-old
Robert Teeple of 1912 Eighteenth
street Sc, was weighed under
water yesterday to determine the
Evening star., 1950-11-17

specific gravity of his body fluids
and his body fat.
The idea was to find out whether
Teeple's increased weight while
being treated with cortisone for
his Gripping arthritis was due to
extra body fat or, as some doctors
claim. to the body's abnormal
retention of fluid.
The doctors reached no con-
illusions. Other studies are still
Evening star., 1950-11-17

underway at Georgetown Hospital
and Mr.. Teeple is to be weighed
at least once more in the diving
test chamber of the Navy's Ex-
perimental Diving Unit at the
Potomac River Naval Command.
For yesterdays test, Mr.. Teeple
was suspended, submerged, on a
belt and trapeeze which hung
from a scale.
Evening star., 1950-11-17
MoIotov Star RISING;
|kremIin New Address
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
MOSCOW, Nov. 16.-Deputy
Prime Minister v. M. Molotov now
lists his official residence as the
Kremlin.
This was disclosed today in his
official nomination as a candi-
date for deputy to the Moscow
Regional Soviet (Parliament) from
the Molotov election district-No.
3 in the nations capital.
This dispatch, filed through
Russian censorship, is apparently
another indication-there have
Evening star., 1950-11-17

been many recently-that Mr..
Molotov is solidly in the No. 2
position in the Soviet leadership
behind Prime Minister Stain.
Last Saturday the Soviet Army's
official newspaper in Berlin-Tae-
gliche neutrality-suspicious. a
full page of pictures of ceremonies
in Moscow commemorating the
33d anniversary of the Red revo-
luton. They showed Mr.. Molotov
in the precise center of a picture
of 20 leading Soviet officials.
Missing were G. M. Malenkov,
who has been mentioned as in
line to succeed Stain, and Law
renti Beria. head of the secret
police.
Evening star., 1950-11-17
|NiemoIIer Blasts West;
Hymns Quiet Audience
By the Associated Press

BERLIN, Nov. .l7.-Pastor Mar
tin Niemoller set off a furry OF
excitement in a church meeting
last night with bitter criticism OF
the Western powers and a sharp
attack on rearming of either East
or West Germany.
His audience was quieted with
hymn singing after he had as
serted that the British and
French were not neighbors OF
East Germans in the true Bibli.
cal sense and the French would
be glad and grateful if the 1s
million East Germans were dead
Evening star., 1950-11-17
Three Senators Inspect
By the Associoted Press

PANAMA CITY, Panama. Nov.
17.-Three United States Senators
have begun inspection of the inter-
American highway in Central
America.
The group, consisting of Sena-
tors Chavez, Democrat, of New
Mexico; Malone, Republican, of
Nevada. and KEN, Republican, of
Missouri, drove yesterday over a
section of the road which will ex-
tend to the Costa Rican border
when it is completed. They plan
Evening star., 1950-11-17
Rood

to inspect other sections of the
highway by plane, then return to
Washington Sunday.
The party is making a check OF
the defense and economic aspects
of the big highway project, in
tended to link North and South
America for road transportation.
Evening star., 1950-11-17
205-Pound Clam She'll Stolen

SEATTLE, Nov. II (P).-For IS
years, 205-pound clam shell
almost the size of a bathtub-has
been sitting in front of the Ye Olde
Curiosity Shop on the waterfront.
Joseph r. James. shop manager,
told police today it's t here no
fonger - Someone must have
walked off with it."
Evening star., 1950-11-17

/ The tests are being sponsored
by the District Chapter of the
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foun-
dation.
Evening star., 1950-11-17

"Old Faithful" Yellowstone
Parks celebrated geyser, spoutS
at nearly regular intervals of
about an hour.
Evening star., 1950-11-17

Canada leads the world in pro-
duction of nickel, asbestos and
platinum,
Evening star., 1950-11-17

Kit Carson's old home is owned
by the Masonic order and operated
as a public museum at Taos, New
Mexico.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

chair prssetiesy fSs0n neR ano with 0aasS nea
Sst0Sos Best offer' III sP ss1s. covers SooS So OF
FURN. for sale-Liv. rm. suite; din.
I'm, suite, bedrm. set. kit; set, lamps.
end tables. rugs. OR. S343. Il :
GARAGE DOORS, 3. size 4x7. used.
GAS AS; tHTTTtMAr ATToMAr1c hot-w heat heater;
ton: SO. Cali GE. 1855.
GAS CONVERSION BURNERS, new.
WEE VWEfassf@ER @ W W Rsaai1e0 81 nV 81. hN aio6 g.
GAS HEATER. Bryant Unit, model
S5-A-S5; used only 3 wks.; suitable
for store, warehouse, attic, etc.;
$3.50. Call FA. 1909. -3l
GAS RANGE-Smooth top. 3 burners,
oven and broiler. Cost Sl15. Sac
rifice, S45. 1915 Riggs place NV,
GAS RANGE-Table top, good eond;
$40. Porcelain 4 burners, oven
and broiler. WI, O739.
stalled; S251 value for S175. Call
for further info. LA. 6-4S15. 30
GAS BAN. Ranges new s;on usee S15se
cN SALES; s S2sS Ga: ave, u DE, !, =. 500:
from SO; euar; JOHN g. WEB
GAS RANGE. excel cond.. oriole ia
broiler. SIS. or. s714.
GAS RANGES-New u>.d, all sizes
Heaters and stoves lcME sTOvB
CO l0l1 7th St ~ "a 1852
Evening star., 1950-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, z Gu.
#, excel. cond.; garden chairs per-
sSst Skates eifs NO peEfssa'0r' sfSsa bicycle Ice
REFRIGERATOR, cu. fl. Frigidaire,
excellent condition. $50. Call SH.
REFRIGERAToR. + Frlgidaire. eu.
REFRiGEERaAToR. philco. = it,. 1s47;
stove. gas, Welbilt. 1917; radio, GE,
console. 3-band; washing machine,
ABC, spinner, l94S. 10. 2-2ss7.
Observation-Disclosures 4 Gu.
Is $50; gas range, 4 burner, S35.
Call CO. 5945. 80
REFRIGERATOR - Kelvinator apt.
size; best offer. Call LA. 6-4936.
REFRIGERATOR, Cold Spot, sU eH Gu.
sst55. rebuilt IA e4ya unst; see in operation; s9
REfRIGE4RA2To5R@kelvinstor 4 A2To5Rkli 81 Gu.
st. NV, WO. 714S. 80
REFRIGERAToR-G. E. 9 Gu. IT,:
noiseless, exc. cond,; $50. LA.
RRFRiGERAroR Frigidaire SG eiec. :;
Observation-Disclosures, z Cubic
IT.; fine condition; $50 OR. 1881
REFRIGERAT0Rs, recond.. summer
WEBsTER CO. 627 F st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR, de luxe, 2-dr.. g.
cuff, GE Hotpoint. used few mos.
to defrost twice a yr. Excel. buy
for cash: DE: 7a43.
(2), it.. perfect
condition. $50 ca. Ironer, GE, per-
feet; So, UN; 3016. =
IT.. Ss5.. Also ABC auto. washer. S35.
10. 3-S972.
REFRiGERATOR. Frigidaire, Gu.
feet cond. $50. OR. $3.50. 80
REFRlGERATOkS, reconoitioned ike
new. fully guar by our own service
dept. Time payments and free de-
livery Lee. assortment Of makes
and sizes from S35 up FTtEDER,
tCK'S. 3a0h l4th ST nv
REFRIGERATOR. Montgomery Ward.
1.g-cu. TT; in excellent condition;
SS5 Call LA F-fS5o1
Evening star., 1950-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SOFA, Victorian. solid walnut. newly
renovated, blue damask; four match
j ing st straight chairs, chairs; WI. 453s;
sand foreign stamps in q Scott's
Speciality Loose Leaf Albums in
stampS sson conn. sl2D ave. onT NV Apt. Josas
STAMP MNi oS2Si MACHINE, mechanically per.
feet, l and 3 cent dispenser: rea-
sonable. ANNAPOLIS PHARMACY,
Steel 'BsLiDGs.. garages. warehouses.
Let US help you save on your needs.
Prompt delivery. ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT co; 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
sTENoTYPE, late model; recondt.
toned. guaranteed. S42.50. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th st.
STERLING SILVER. Fairfax pattern:
initiated G; 33 pieces for S75, Just
half its value; perfect condition,
STOKER, automatic, anthracite, bin
square feet, hot water. Georgia 6565.
STORE FIXTURES-Four show cases;
2 wall cases, glass shelves; . Ma
tio1ai tional Cash ash Registers / ELECTRIC.
me1a. terms 'asinei Tagior ia!s i7s5. ETC. Cash
STORE FfxTURES in excellent cond,
for baby or children's shop Will
sell all or part. Call VI. 1858. %
STOVE, electric. best offer. Call GE.
STOVE, electric, GE, in excellent con-
chairs, red plastic upholstering, ex-
cellent condition. 50 each. Dropleaf
table, gray enameied mar top; with three
STOVE, Magic Chef. gas, Al cond.,
oven control; best offer. EN-. $3.50.
STOVE, GAS. AND REFGR.; china
cabinet; crib; high chair; Babee
Taeda ee tabe yenean shd cha npd mape Fae dek ss;
table and chair, bassinette, bath
inette. Excellent condition. WI.
sUITs--5 mems. size A; the lot.
So each; MI. 5115.
sacrifice. Cali WO. 266S. 80
SWEATERS, wool, assorted colors.
'pullovers and cardieans; original
cost from Sz;95 to $22 80; sell for
81 each; EN-. 1856,
and chairs, Sf Chrome e taa'e base, chairs sdp;
Of red leatherette; ideal for recrea-
tion room; $50. CHI 1851.
TABLE-Coffee and end tables plus
lamps all with extra glass top,
light wood, modern; SS5. EN-. 2021.
TABLE. solid mahog., gate-legged,
drop-leaf. extension, $50; . walnut
tilt-top tables, $40 pr: Duncan
Phyfe table, $50. WI. 04sO 80
TABLES-Kitchen, dropleaf, mahog-
any console; walnut server, solid
maple chest; excellent condition;
sacrifice. HU. 5000.
TARPAULINS. prices from &c per So
It. for Govt. surplus. 2513 NJ St
NV, EX. 1927.
TELEvIsIoN, 1850 Admiral conso
lette. 81 so. in. screen: 6 months
old: must sacrifice, 500. H. r.
EnzesiJ;fIR' EMEsSTER' 3555l7 55l7 First ave, Sc,
TELEvISION. 1850 RcA consolette,
in Al condition; leaving town; S275
including service policy, or best offer.
UN ll92 after 4 pm. Sun. 80
TELEFISION. Strombers Carlson con-
solette, 1012-inch screen, perfect
cond: S1o5. LU. 1-6261. 80
TELEVISlON. 10-in. table model,
Hallicrafter, good condition. Best
offer. UN. 1927.
Evening star., 1950-07-30

TELEyISloN-some 1850 models a,
dig discounts; cash or terms: 2 years
20 pay. Call 10. 2-l1s7 for free
home demonstration. e. j READ
4 SONS. 3014 Nichols ave. s.e
r6lEyIsIoN gs1'ysIs s.s syals5le Z. ;a for immediate
town AiPERsTG1Ns f r. rHl rs OfSI EIEcTRe SsaE fe
VILLAGE, 224 Carol lave. Takoma
Park, Md. sH. 27OO. sH. 1893.
TEIEvIsfoN, HD dEs Philco ar mos: s' old, per-
feet condition, SIPS. 1888 18th st.
nv nv; LONDON Hall.
screen; ssoe L less than year old; $75.
TELEVISION.. 16-in. floor console,
complete with OUTLOOK antenna, lead
IN; 500 Call Fort Belvoir 1926
TELEviSIoN. Philco, 10 inches, with
table, indoor aerial, $50 or best Of
Ter "a; 2-9276 after 5 pm,
TELEVlSioN; ~ ISL Admiral consolette,
feet cond.; s1OO or best offer. oW.
TELEvIsIoN. 1850 Admiral. D1.
TELEvisiON SETS up TO 4o9 Oh;
2-year service on all models Last
years models slashed Many foor
home demonstTstion Esss terms ms
Open ewes until 8 ROYAL AP.
Sc iANr6 II 4e2ono5 5'i' NICHOLS ave
TV. PHILCO. and combination radio
player console; good as new. Beau
tlful floor and table lamps. Bargain
BoBYS, MI. 6143, Shoreham Hotel
Evening star., 1950-07-30
COR 9th & c.

FREEZERs, available for immed. de
town. ALPERsTEIN's ELECTRIC
yEELhAaE yE ad 81 ST. caT5Sl a46S sH sEs' 45ss Jss
FREEZER. l212-ft Coldspot; almost
new; S325. Elmwood All. :.
FREEZER ROOM, 1Ox12 it.. knocked
tom ton. Best Offer. Cali Plaza Sis7.
j. p Pfeif1er, Baltimore. Md. 81
Isnt rSnnins condition. SIS. Can
rSIerpAikE, 6 Gu, #, practically
rRfG1DAfRE@6.d RE; All s-o model: good dgT run
FRiG1p ARR .stecIass Condition;
ys ooAr E ska0s aos-s; iscks1 ssar new sOi lin
ing, elbows and edges. worn. SIS; l
$40. WI. 9O4s.
FHa JACKET; s1 brown sgaigFsl' s,idgTA COS cost
FURNACE. coal; Mueller, warm air
SIS. 900 btu; blower. thermostat,
draft control; reas. Gil. 2343. 80
FHESAoEMGaDisSi; diFiSh! wH gil s7oos good con
FURNACE, conversion oil burners with
tan tank: eso good condition, Must .o. sell.
ruRNACG-complete rgT; hsSg; Holland 'q hot
air furnace. Call HI. 6756.
ISaNASlg !55' slaver $fs sfSssi09S GE i5S0 S5s old
FURNISHINGS Of 5-rm. apt, owner
being transferred. For further in.
formation call !! s sH; T.! 1904 bet, II and
r96RPSHTuRE3Entire PTt Ho fsalsfs, furnishings of
7-rm. house includ. 8 bedrm. suites,
oW. 446s. 40
Evening star., 1950-07-30
PIANO

Please come in now and select your
Steinway, Sohmer, Kimball, Gull
bransen or Cable piano under our
Trial Purchase plan; Your choice
instrument. This offer for limited
time only. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO,
110S q st. NV. DI. S464 IS
Piano Mart at 1O15
9TH street NV. can save you real
money on all kinds of new and
osition means dollars in your pocket
Choice. of such fine makes as
Int1, Krantch & :. Bach Bach L Lester Betsy Ross
Everett, F.. S. Gable. Steinway
Chase & Baker, Sterling. and many
other fine makes. Over 100 new
pianos to choose from. 80 days
trial. Very low rates on piano
above above the O1H library. .:H ''' NV ''uS'
PIANO. upright Shoninser: very good
condition: Price, 500. Call Rock
PiANoS~Govt. employees, members of
the armed services, etc, can save
up to 309o on new standard make
pianos by arranging their financing
or service financing ORGANIZATIONS,
etc Phone Mr.. Jones. ST. $500.
THE PIANO MART. 1915 7th st.
NV. 3
PIANOS - Knabe. Steinway, Lester,
and other famous makes. Factory
reconditioned grands at great saw
ings. Conven. terms. Liberal al
lowance for trade-ins. KITS,
1890 G st. NV. -3
PIANO-Steinway, ebony. Model s;
5 IT, ] in, new condition. D years
old. WI. 9154.
PIANO. Weaver spinet; attrac., full
keyboard. just like new. S275; Sic
down. $40 month. KITS, 1890
G st. NV. -3
PIANO, Knabe grand; it., s in
Beautiful new mahogany finish
Entirely rebuilt by CARROLL PIANO
SHOP. SS95. SH. 6463.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
WE PAY CASH
All STYLES SH 3O3o
Pianos Wanted-Top SIS S

Pianos Wanted-Top SIS
COLONIAL PIANO CO, Ma 4s7O.
PING PONG TABLE-Good condition;
piPE f9lapsiSle type pslv.oiT.d Of 749s inch
REFRiGERAToR. Ter Rors four st to 4Gs sls cubic
11;t,aa fo9t for or. summer cottage, -GG5E, or
ETfsyre pssfssrea sfbs e. ,go. wo sS MSTnb,
SCRAP IRON, s scRRAP METALS, auto
batteries, house rags; highest prices
paid. If you cannot deliver your
WSsa fsgaulatsHs RAG BAo nlssse Co. D99Gs sis st. st.
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house RAGS; highest prices
paid. If you cannot deliver your ac--
JUNK GO. @23o Georgia ave. NV.
sEWING0 MACHINEs-Highest prices
gaaid 6eos feF all makes l2ls ss H dxs St; ne.
SILVER SILVER SHOP. seil II NJ SGi St NV ihA
STERLING PLACE sETTiNGs, Ma
dame Jumel pattern. co. $3.50.
santsn size saTS 46 l0hs 0s'Fi FA 'unBir 1S
WE BUY OLD FUR COATS, highest
prices paid, Call Ma, 1875.
WE WILL BUY your old fur coat.
cAsh hsheIt FOR PTi1s YoR Pa5d o,S hA 9n GGJ silver
and antique jewelry: A call brings
US to your home IMPERIAL JEW
ELERs, ll4o 7th st. NV NO. 1888
ExcHANGtE Ha: it0 . BEAUTIFUL LOTS
water, for teievision, Duncan Phyfe
and chairs, HOLLYWOOD bed or what
have you, or sell both for Sl75
cash or terms. WA. 0299. 80
USED INSTRUMENTS bought or
taken in trade. LUBAR, 1900 G st.
WANTED-4x5 enlarser and a pro-
iessional print dryer. Call WA.
wANTED-Large wood or coal stove
f9T F21r!K heat5ns Ws iaTss aTss room in country.
WANTED @ Complete shower bath.
slightly used, for camp. FLICK.
wANTED@rwenty or 3o-galIon eIec-
tric used hot water heater for camp.
FLICK. WA. 0732.
WANTED-30 squares of roofing ma
terial: composition or tin. for barn.
waNfkDLgtt EtITKi va. Of 97aS; Yard and Garden
tools; lawn mower and lawn furni-
ture. WA. 0732. FLICK.
WANTED TO BUY, set of carpenter
tools: reasonable. WA. 0732. FLICK.
WANTED. used asbestos SHINGLES for
shingling sides of barn; reasonable.
WA. O732. FLICK.
WANTED, rifles pistols and shotguns.
LYNCH GUN SHOP, 904 11th st. NV.
WANTED-Used electric water pump,
water so feet from top Of ground;
reasonable. FLICK. WA. 0732.
AM INTERESTED in buying silver.
ware, any con6.: jewelry. bric- -brac,
china, glassware. Dora Krupshaw
Milestone
THE-HOUSE-O -OF-GIFTS
1893 Wis Ave. wv. North 0300.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
FANS-BLOWERS

sales, repair, motors, blades. cARTY
ELECT. 1908 14th st. NO. O224.
FENCE-New: 100-ft. lawn; 800 IT;
posts; $50. AL. S419.
FIGURINE, Hummel group, Q inches,
TYg; sacrifice, FA; 0623; 80 80
SIS up. Don't miss. Today, co. 1925:
wk.. 1112 14th ST. NV. DI. 1872
FILING CABINETS, legal, letter, steel,
wood: new, used. Today co. 1929;
Films; movie .,5 g NM; aa9,n,i. I5 reels .E
rffS ffs2' DEvELoPNe Evf 0PTi and printing sS in
z hours. Color service. Cameras on
FIRE ExTTNGUISHER-co-2 foam,
soda acid, Pyrsne; "a price. 25l3 M
FIREPLACE SET. brass. spiral pat
tern, screen, andirons. 3-pc. set,
tongs, shovel, poker with holder.
FiREPGxcE-Electric burning logs;
priced reasonably for quick sale.
FfXTu5RR22ss,. wall and showcases,
hsRsng eR See 'snf a SSHs sfsa '?nSI o5
FIXTURES, shoe store: shoe x-ray
machine; shelving, chairs, show.
cases, mirrors, etc. Seen at 1912
Lee highway. Arl. Best CIfer. FA,
FIxTUREs-cabinets. show cases.
tables and mirrors, cushion chairs
and sofa: 3 and h. D. lattner
boilers; reasonable, NO. $500.
FIXTURES-Store meat compress
sor, counter cooler compressor, .
cake cases candy case, 8 tables, "a
wire chairs, safe, gas stove, hood,
fan, sink, No. grease trap, laun-
dry tubs, desk. popcorn machine.
rfGoooRfSG. fo RING poRcH-clear ir j. 5.
1920 Wilson blvd. IA. f-1234.
FREEZER, New Philco. Ecu. #,
Model EH-121; $500. MR.. SNYDER,
TIL 2R00 .
Evening star., 1950-07-30

FURNITURE-Twin coil springs, mat
tresses. desk chair. waffle rug cush-
ion, end table, drapes, curtains.
FURNITURE-Modern sofa, love seat.
drapes, card table with 4 occasional
chairs, lamps and lamp tables
Shown between l and 6 Sat. and
Sun, Apt. ia, Marlyn, 5000 39th
st, NV.
FURNITURE-Living room and bed
room, also miscellaneous odd pieces,
some ANTIQUES. TIE, 1905. ~
FURNITURE-Sec., Governor VIM
throp. sos; mapel bed, "a width:
springs and mattress, $40. OW.
2460. Il
FURNITURE-Antique English love-
seat chairs. exc. cond.. mahog +.
uphol. seats. incl. covers. 500 or
best offer. Call 9 to 8. OIL. GIG.
fURNYTURE-Hollyw bed, like
new. Can also be used as studio
couch. $50. TU. 0932.
EURNITURE-Dunca Phyfe sofa,
perfect condition, tapestry uphol.,
FURNITURE-3-pc liv. rm. set. mod
ern gas range. kit. set, apt.-size
Spin-dryer Easy washer; also other
misc. ia. 6906 or HU. S116.