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Milford chronicle., 1950-07-21

VI IllS year the Blue Cross Organi-
zation paid out 97.2 of it's hospital
plan income on the hospital bills
OF It's members. In the same six
months last year, disqualification
took only SO per cent of income.
The cash amounts paid out were
$869,232.SO this year and $773,-
1886 last year.
After other expenses were de-
Quoted, the hospital plan operations
for the first half of this year show
ed a loss of $68,OO0, as compared
to a loss of only $4,000 in the first
six months of last year.
Experience has been that hos
pitalization costs are lighter for
the second half of the year. In
l949, the Blue Cross here made up
the first six months deficit in the
balance of the year With a larger
deficit for the first half, the
chances of breaking even this year
are reduced.
Harold V. Maybee, managing di-
rector, declared: 1T is becoming
apparent that additional use to
which the plan is being put is
probably going to necessitate an
increase in rates in the not too dis
tant future"
The hospital plan has gained 2,70O
members in the last two months,
and the surgical plan has gained
3,4C0. This brings the number of
persons enrolled in the hospital
plan to 1878 and in the surgical
plan to 161 ,937.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-21
Grand TOur-Via Bicycle

PEORIA, IH.-(P)-Gersh Tillot-
son, %. plans to tour the British
Isles and several other sections of
Europe this summer-On a bicycle
and $500.
Il expect it to be sort of rough
COINS" the Bradley University
graduate said But it will be fun"
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-21
Reds Boost Ethiopian

Adds ABABA, Ethiopia-(P)-
Russian propaganda activities in
Ethiopia are being stepped up. A
new free evening school has been
opened and free movies are offered
once weekly.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-21
Blue Cross Studies Raising
Rates Or Changing Benefits

Group Hospital Service Inc considering increasing rates or
( of ~ '"ee'ine u he board
taken ~ '' 0uI lo acuoh was
Lhe discussion stemmed from the fact that first ot
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-21

1t is estimated that the Missouri
River Valley contains a quarter of
U. S. farm lands.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-21

Because they do not like straw
berries geese are used by some
formers to help keep their straw
berry beds free of weeds and grass.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-21

Classified Ads get results.
Evening star., 1950-05-05

WED 50 YEARS-Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph w. Anderson, 552S Brad
ley boulevard, Chevy Chase,
celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary recently at
their home. Mr.. Anderson, 73,
and his wife, ", have two
daughters, two grandchildren
and one great grandchild. MIR.
Anderson was superintendent
Of motive power Of the Mill
waukee Railroad until his re-
tirement in 1910.
Harris & Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1950-05-05
55th Annual Session
OF Episcopal Diocese
To Open Here Sunday

The 55th annual session of the
Episcopal Diocese of Washington
convention will open at 4. pm.
Sunday with a service Of re-dedi-
cation at the Washington Cathe-
dral. Clergymen, lay delegates
and ten vested choirS will join in
the procession.
| A. c. Houghton will read the
lesson while heads of diocesan de-
partments will conduct the Litany
of the Church's Work. The Rt.
Rev. Angus Dun, Bishop of Wash
ington, will preach the sermon.
On Monday at 8 am. there will
be holy communion for deputies
at st. Johns Church, Norwood
Parish, Wisconsin avenue and
Bradley lane, Bethesda, Md. A
breakfast will follow in the parish
hall.
Bishop Dun will open the session
at 10 am. for reports of various
committees and nominations for
Offices from the floor. Bishop Dun
will give his annual address. This
will be followed by elections.
The afternoon session will open
at 2:30 o'clock with an address by
Canon Richard Williams, director
of the Diocesan Social Relations
Department, on Being Aware"
At the closing session at 7 pm.
an address on Japan at the
Crossroads" will be given by Col.
Joseph S. HARRISON, U. S. A.
Evening star., 1950-05-05
Pulitzer Prize Novelist
Stops Here on Way West

A. B. Guthrie, author Of this
years Pulitzer prize-winning
novel, 1.-THE Way West" stopped
of in the Capital yesterday on his
way West.
The 49-year-old Lexington
(Ky.) ex-newspaperman left this
morning on three-week expidi-
ton along the Missouri River,
which will take him within so
miles Of his native town, Choteau,
Mont. He and Historian Bernard
Devote will inspect Army Engi-
neers' River Control projects.
Mr.. Guthrie revealed that he
received congratulations on this
weeks award before the official
notification. Checking point for
a magazine story, he called his old
paper, The Lexington Leader.
and was congratulated by friend
who said the good news had just
come over the wires.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Professor Finds Self
Over His Head on Job
by the Asseeiassd Press

CHARLESTON. w. va.-A pro-
fessor Of design at Carnegie Tech
really found himself over 81 his
head on his latest job. It was an
arched ceiling mural with an in
dustrial theme, believed by Prof.
Robert Lepper to be one of the
few Of its kind.
The colorful aviation symbol
ism is painted on the concave
ceiling Of the new million dollar
terminal building at the hilltop
Kanawha airport.
1t involved hours of neck
twisting and arm stretching la
Dor from the uncertain perch of
q rolling scaffold. And it repre-
sents q judicious combination of
imagination and some so shades
Of oil and water colors.
Prof. Lepper calls the mural
"schematic design-the applica-
ton of an industrial theme to a
painting" It's the basis of ad-
vertising art, but is highly un-
usual for ceiling decoration.
The 80 by 21-foot painting lit
orally takes a person on a COM
plete air trip. Scene / shows q
projection of the world, with
Charleston pinpointed. Scene S
the last, represents the end OF
the journey-the layout of an
airport with symbols of an in
strument landing system. Be-
tween are an aeronautics chart
cloud formations, and a theory of
aviation design.
The crown of the arched cell
ing Is about 16 feet from the ter
minal floor. This posed the crea-
tive problem of a mural designed
TO be viewed from the height of
an average person.
Prof. Lepper was assisted in the
project by Eugene Myers, q re-
cent graduate Of Carnegie Tech
and one Of Prof. Lepper,s former
pupils.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Teachers Union WaIkouf
Called Good Radiance
BY the Associated Press

ST. LOUIS, July 5.-A Columbia
University professor yesterday
called withdrawal of a New York
City Teachers Union from the Ma
tional Education Association good
riddance of bad rubbish"
The remark was made by DIR.
John K. N. Norton, chairman of
the MEAS Educational Policies
Commission in report to the
MEAS annual convention here.
The New York City Teachers
Union, Local 555, withdrew from
the NEA Sunday because Of the
associations proposal to amend
it's bylaws to bar members of the
Communist Party.
The union is affiliated with the
United Public Workers, which re-
Gently was expelled by the CIO
on the ground of left-wing dom
| ination.
| 1t was the commission headed
by DR.. Norton. professor Of edu-
cation at Columbia, that proposed
the amendment to the bylaws.
The convention will vote on the
amendment tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Decision on Korea
Was InescapabIe,
Eisenhower Saws
by shs Assosiosed Press

VALLEY FORGE. Pa. July g.
Gen. Eisenhower says the United
States decision to assist South Ko-
rea In resisting Outrageous inva-
sion" was inescapable.
And. Gen. Eisenhower told A.
900 Boy Scouts ct their second
national jamboree last night, the
decision must be carried to its
conclusion by whatever means are
necessary"
The general who commanded
Allied forces In Europe during
World War II pointed out Ameri-
can failure to aid South Korea
would be another kind Of Mu-
mich, with all the disastrous con-
sequences that followed In the
wake Of the fatal error IL years
ago."
Gen. Eisenhower now is presi-
dent Of Columbia University.
Tells Costs Of Freedom.
In his July Fourth address he
made it clear to the Scouts what
American freedom means - and
what it costs.
Here at Valley Forge, every
relic. every monument assures us
that even hunger. pain. nakedness
and indescribable hardship cannot
wholly disharten those whose
spirit is stepped in faith and in
loyalty to q lofty purpose. he de-
clared.
A mighty roar from the Scouts
and leaders seated in the open-air
amphitheater greeted Gen. Eisen-
hover when he appeared. unher-
aided, to lead the campers in the
Oath of Allegiance to the United
States.
His speech was short, ending
with the famous words with which
he launched the Normandy inva-
sion: Let FER Rip!"
And the words touched off a
spectacular display of fireworks
watched by about 10000 spectators
in addition to the solid ranks of
clapping. yelling Scouts.
5000 Scouts i'm Pageant.
Gen Eisenhower's appearance
climaxed a pageant in which 5000
scouts depicted the key points in
the development of American in
dependence and demonstrated the
function Of scouting in maintain
ing the American way of life
today.
Today the jamboree program
featured scoutcraft exhibits, along
with foot tours of valley forge and
hikes by various units around the
historic landmarks of nearby
Philadelphia.
The jamboree, first in this coun-
try since before World War II,
ends with another pageant tomor-
row night.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
90 You Want
to Look Gray?

OF course you don't, when a youthful APP
pearance means so much. And no ons
uesd look gray. A few drops of Kolor- Bak
rombed through your hair each day and
grayness gradually disappears. To MAIN
tain effect, continue using Kolor- -Bak when
ei bottle today at any drug store.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Mothers-in-Luw Fiqht

A pitched battle with pots, pans,
brooms and kettles, at Liege, Bel
gium, followed q quarrel between
two mothers-in-law.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Stomp Honors Shrine

Portugal's annual pilgrimage to
the shrine Of "Our Lady Of Fa-
TINA" was marked this year, for
the FIRST time, by the issuance of
a special set Of stamps.
Evening star., 1950-07-05

Oxygen makers in Spain plan
to produce argon. used for filing
electric light bulbs.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Cos Once Wasted

Now a major product, liquefied
petroleum gas was considered a
waste product at refineries 80
years ago.
Evening star., 1950-07-05

Italy reports a larger acreage OF
sugar beets this year.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Cannon Surveyed City

Peter Stuyvesant determined
the size of Albany in 1862 by fir-
ing cannon balls north and south
and declaring all land between
the two shots within city limits.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
EurIy Resort Park

Hot Springs reservation in Ar
kansas Is one of the nations old
est national parks. It was es-
ta5lished in 1882.
Evening star., 1950-07-05

Diabetes is more common among
women than among men.
Evening star., 1950-11-08
HELP WOMEN
STENOGRAPHER

We have two openings for desirable
permanent situations: 5-day, 40-hr
week. Successful applicant mus'
assure good attendance and be able
to pass a medical examination. Rea-
sonable shorthand and tipping speeds
are required. Desirable company
benefits available. Apply Personnel
room .5o6. Open weekdays 5000
Saturday 9-l,
Evening star., 1950-11-08
SITUATIONS woMEk

BOOKKEEPER-CASHIER desires per-
manent pos; 20 yrs exper. D. c.
payroll, taxes; general once routine
capable full charge. MI. 2206. --9
BUSINESSWOMAN, will give mornins
or evening hours for warm room
Box 25-G. Star.
CLERK, general once, or reception.
lst, ga years college, knowledge Of
French and Spanish, aptitude II
science, especially chemistry, typins
and some ONCE experience. Ordway
3l6l after 6:15 pm.
GIRL. colored. wants days, full.
time or part-time work. Relisbi,
reference. NO. 1907.
GIRL. colored, exper., desires nisht.
work OF any kind, fountain counter
dishwasher. Ii. 8-oe66. Bessie.
GIRLS (2). colored, desire employ.
ment rs fountain attendant. maid
chauffeur or night worker. DU. 52l5
MUSIC TEACHER MASTERS. inter.
ested in choir, choral; teach piano
pref: music school. DU. $685.. a.
TYPIsT desires once work to do q,
home; references for coniidentia
work, Phone 10. s-4s11. IS
SINGLE. age "A. college graduate
Radio and advertising. Experienc,
radio field. West Coast network sta.
tton. Qualified buyer. retail sale,
manager. References. State salary
Box 320-A. Star. 10
YOUNG LADY. Lewis Hotel trained
wants part-time daywork. full tim,
after Xmas; anything considered
Box 1-G Star Sc
Evening star., 1950-11-08
SITUATIONS MEN (cont. J

ECON. -MATH. GRAD, "a, married
personable. successful, exper. in Of.
nee MANAGEMENT. organizations,
proceed, accounting, direct sales;
good local refs; desires Junior ex-
Box 449-C. Star. IL
MAN wants work, 2 or 4 hours,
nights. all day Saturday. Ii. 7-Os37
after 6 pm.
WATCHMAN might or day., s years
experience with Government. OF
hotel clerk Box 26-G, Star,
YOUNG COLORED MAN desires part.
time work nights. porter. bus boy OF
houseman. NO. 329S after 5 pm. s.
Evening star., 1950-11-08

CLOTHING-Misses II and under
cSaan. cSSass, dresses. evening dresses,
Evening star., 1950-11-08

FRIGIDAIRE. 6 Gu. it.. perfect cond
$3.50. Phone after 8 pm. Wo
rGkI.silysF 5iIs. Y, oo5 fox "a; cape stole: orr.
ssss?ssee e caIl ,1ogi g YIN Tl7s5s ssscriee fo'
FUR COAT. NATURAL squirrel. size is.
is, good condition: cost $3.50 sell
for 500: ,DU. 5253.
FUR COAT. brown skunk. size 1914
FUk fh 49 coATse Isee top otter oSs,,tv g. cn.fo s
made. size 14-16. black-Persian lamb
knee length, S475; S. American chin
Schilla, "a length, 1900; somaliland
leopard cape, 70 length, S425. AL
excel; eond. CHI. 1886. to 10
FURNITURE-Frigidaire. large Dor.
dining table. buffet. GL. O60e.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Z Gu. it.
dous double bed; studio couch; rug. sxl2 2;
s1is io':,as $3.50 Buens uens pi' leasena0le s'e1
FURNITURE-Limed oak bedrm., Iik,
new, complete with Beautyrest matt.
Sl1o; maple bedrm., S75; mahos
tabies ehSst, m;es Goy Win WinthFop iE1 desk END
the corner. ltsts 2soe s4eh sebe st. Ar0uRa DaR
till 8. CO. 1856.
FURNITURE-New Lawson couch
S125; practically new blond LANE
cedar chest, $50; used crib. S5
high chair, SD. S506 GREENWOOD
ave. Apt. 8. Takoma Park. Md.
FURNITURE-Dining and card tabl,
comb. bed davenport; $50 ea.. goot
cond. MI. $3.50. %
FURNITURE for 3-rm. apt, hal
priced; also Tv. 1851 Muntz. fol
sale. Apt. avail. Nov Is If desired
Party leaving town. IA. 9110
Phyfe d. table
8 chairs. nah. veneer; also miscel-
laneous. 10. 2-S994 after 6 pm
FURNITURE-For sale. practically
new. modern, light wood liv. rm. and
din. rn sets; reasonable. Call ia.
S-5710. IS
FURNITURE-Dropleaf mahos. Dun
chairs: $40. JU. 1887. -S
FURNITURE - Entire contents OF
apt; 4 complete rooms; like new.
FURNiTuRE sALE-Brand-new bed
room, din. room. liv. room. from un-
claimed freight and factory samples,
estes, at q, great 1 savings: LION sToR:
Daily 10-6; Sat. til 4. RE: 43i0.
Evening star., 1950-11-08
BRICK

BRICK
100000 good used brick. Call us
where brick can be seen. We also
deliver. ACE WRECKING CO., 4OO2
MINI. ave. ne, LU. 4-0500. 10
Evening star., 1950-11-08
SaleSladieS Wanted

No experience necessary. Good start
ing salary. Apply in person, S. S.
KRESGE CO. 1101 G st. NV. %
SALESLADY for bakery wanted; ex-
perienced. Call RA. 1894. 10
Observation-Disclosures, women's S
apparel. Sats. only. Good salary.
SALEsLADY, experienced in selling
to start; permanent position; chance
Woop h0eaHoflafHs; cLoTHTNd CO, ap 7os A IN st.
NV. Ask for Miss Libby. -13
sALESwoMEN needed Immediately.
If you can sell or think you can
we will pay you a starting salary of
$50 wkly, plus commission: Wom-
and car preferred. Phone ia. 9678.
sEAMsTREss. experienced on wom-
ems clothing. Excellent salary;
EISEMhNS. T at 9TH st. NV. 10
ing conditions and salary. Call EX.
$500. MISS KING. %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - For
well-eStablished real estate ONCE in
NV. Washington; $500 monthly;
40-hr wk. Replies confidential. Box
402-E, Star.
SHOE CLERK. for children's shop;
steady position. Apply 1889 sayaan-
SHOE SALES LADIES, regular and
part time. experienced. JUVENILE
SHOE STORE, 936 F st. NV. 3
STATISTICAL CLERK, ability, to op-
osr sTate WeeF calculator noso hsPfg
ssfs5snt ep sRRs Rfast korb1e bA9ey
& CO.. 4500 Wis. ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHER. to assist executive;
national association; experience de-
sirable, not NECESSARY; Per perm; vI3 posi-
STENOGRAPHER and insurance clerk,
preferably experienced in FIRE or
casualty; congenial surIoundings.
Arm. Must be capable Of assisting
Salary $50 up depending on expert
ounce Apply MRS. WILSON, Rm.
91S Warner Bldg. 18th and E NV.
sTENoGRAPHER, 35-45; interest
ing position in country club front
ofice; salary and meals; conven-
lent transportation. Box ZIG.
sTENoGRAPHER, under 80: 35-hr.
location. ST. 6456. II
STENOGRAPHER in law office. Excel.
oDport. for young capable person.
Phone NE. 0S34. 10
ages of 20-35. to work hours a
day, Monday through Friday, between
$50 am. and 5 pm. Hours can
be arranged to SUIT applicant. per-
manent position and pleasant work.
INDEMNITY INSURANCE CO., $50
woodward Bldg. 18th and II SITS.
nv. -S
Evening star., 1950-11-08
rELEvisiok REPAIRS (con'd,

PROMPT Tv sERvICING by cleo
ends. OW. 6439 -l2
Al Tv SERVICE by expert techni-
clan; S1.50 plus list price OF parts;
day or night RE 2233 Ia
Evening star., 1950-11-08

TYPIST- CLERK THE EVENING
clerk-typist. See our larger ad un-
der. ,AD-TAKERS for further tnfor-
TYPIST.RECEPTIONIsr for optical
office; age 18 to 36. TEUNIS OPTI.
CLANS, HOS 18th st. NV. g
Evening star., 1950-11-08

Bring your best color shots direct
to chinacolor's new lab. for quality
color prints at low prices. us
kennedy st. NV. RA. 631I.
DESKS: tsass: walng. secretary, $50; maple
nnsMoSAY nsx; SAYS; sle 9th st; NV.
DIAMOND BARGAINS - Beau. lax.
SEA ana in, $685. 800; Tsr3 kt r'ss slsmaDs s5os'
very fine color and finest cutting,
$la5; estate diamond, over i kt',
S220; estate ring. 2 diamonds an.
paox. M 80. $126; black opal, I4-kt.
or RE. 2075. o. "'"' "A' s'@S
DIAMoNDs-Lady's sol. h-ct. blue
white. set in plat, S15O: lady's nice
color Let. SOL, set In w.g., dias.
IN mounting, 5000; ladys perfect SOL,
IA ct;, $3.50; lady's plat. sol, per-
ieet' IL Ct. $3.50: lady's fne perfect
Ms,oh sol, ~. eti So75; lady,s Hamilton
prices include mountings. Trades ac-
Septed. LIVINGSTON g. Co, 142a
H st. NV, ME. 344O. III
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING, with
cost S341. sell $40. Nc. sses' 3:
DlNETTE-s-pc. solid maple; fine
Sou1itlUuJ rAQlo, imported GoreVar
9xl2 rug. EN-. 3572.
DINETTE SET, Jr., blond mahossnv
china buffet. table. chairs; very soot
cond.; sell at sacrifice. RA. $3.50
DINING RIM. SET. walnut ~ 7nc
DINING Hs S0qa Room sSiTa, SSiiiSs7 io-pe. ma nah
for $50. cong rs s9Ss s4Ss a9e; aftsr will sci
DINING ROOM TABLE, puns., Dune
Phyfe, mahog.. standard size, dble
pedestal, extension leaves, 500
silyertone radio. S25; GE vacuum
Sedner. $40; green figured broad.
loom carpet for hall and stairs
good cond.. $10O. OV. 0227.
DRESSER and chest Of drawers. ma.
p pnogany; both $35. GE. 1890. s
Dnr,LiCAIORS - All types: rentals
AMER1cASNa Aiasfs cEsSa!Fs FypEwsIrraao HgE ao.h p
DGrIiees2floSR rfIieis2l 4 !t.nsii Il s1o3s3 svs.
T5IN.ITTED 5I.T TYPEWRITER Co. S1'i 81 IL
ELECTRIC TRAIN-Lionel: conplet.
with switches. tunnels. etc; wide.
gauge track. Call FA. 1898 after
FLOOR SANDER. Clarke; for .s sale
$40; For information call Rockvill.
FLoWERs-"Bouquet of the week.
Sd.5o. Fresh from wholesaler. EX
43e7 before Friday midnight 10,
saturday delivery. 10
Evening star., 1950-11-08
10 MEN AND WOMEN
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. Light housework: Ss5 week;
enced; other help empioyed; enSsa,t rscent
local refs. required. OR. 3411.
COOK OR CoUPLE-To live in; city
references required. Phone DU.
CooK-HousEKEEpER-Pore my .d9,ts
and 2 school-age daughters; per
manent, live-in Job; no laundry or
heavy cleaning. Day and "a Of; up
stars room, bath. radio. Excel. ref
erences necessary. Top wages for
ssanI competent persons. Call EN-. OJ65
col: ELDERLY LADY-ro SIT With
children evenings while mother
works; must live vic. of 18th and b.
I535 Emerald ne. End H.. MORNINGS
COUPLE-For town and country; al
ready trained. Cook-maid and but
ant apt; 5000 mo. DE. 1909. Ia
G;H.W. experienced with small chill.
dren: 51a-day week and j night:
good recent refs: $22. UN. 2251,
GENERAL HOUsEWoRKER and good
fand R,ain Of sOSs sSisI.n intelligent neat snd
every other Sun. OF; sit 2 nights;
los; ss5. IA. 5sfS. 5fS.feo' hourS'
G.h.W. - Reliable colored woman;
hours to z, 5 days; 11-month-old
baby; $12 plus carfare. GE. 1905.
G.H.W., cooking, laundering: live in:
3-year-old school child. HO. 3571,
call before 10 am, after 6 pm.
GIRL-Live in; must have experi-
ence with children. Cali FA. 1851
GIRL OR woMAN-white or colored
to care for small boys during day.
Live in or out. AP. 4435. -S
MAID-L.H.K., cook meal, 4-hour
Oh. 1000, Ext. TIA.
MAID, middle ase, to share home
with colored family; small salary.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, white or
colored. for general housework and
care Of 2-yr .-old son; live IN. Call
AL. 4552 after pm. 81
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN living in vic.
of Falls Church. g.h.w. and pre-
pare one meal day; hours, 8 to 8
pm. FA. 5641. g
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, white or
colored. for light housework; live in.
Fairfax 7S0-J-1. IS
EyRSEMAID. white. take complete
charge boys, ! and 5; Chevy Chase
area; $25 to start. OF. $500. -
RESIDENT HOUsEKEEPER - For
woman's club. Box 143-D. Star.
Evening star., 1950-11-08
FURNITURE SALE

Factory and unclaimed freight sales
Chest OF drawers, S16.95 to $50.
Ape; maple bedrm. suite. $50.
ssautyrest box springs. $50. now $45
12-way floor lamps. Ss.95.
5-pc; chrome. sets. reg. $50. now $50
9x12 all-wool rugs. $50, now $50 80
KING FURNITURE CO., S2O3 Ca
ave, Silver Spring, Md. SH. 5s91
FgRN.-Uphelstered, eg!hioned arm
most nsX new, runners m masEt q. sso ft.. q vide vide
GAS T. KANaEP. A1se EPaaTeaps Tappan sso and A2 ssea
Servel gas refrigerator; new condi-
ton; both for $3.50 or best offer
GAS AS RANGE, Ran + $50; elec. refrigerasor s
S75; both. S100. RA. 6157.
GAS RANGES: new: used; credit; in
dsssllstion,p dsl sSs' DE PEEndEss IaS6 SALES 22s7
GUNS-Marlin M. 336. new. S79.95,
savage N. %, g. $50, USED, s75. Rem Rem
ington NJ. 141. IS, used, $s5. Rem
ington M. 81. auto. 35,. new.
$141.90. Winchester M. 10, 22O
swift new, $120.45. Winchester M.
70. 270, used, S100. Remington M.
721,. 27o, used, $135: Winchester
astos M as NJ H0THss sa ssssS sss Wnehsste; an
N. NJ IL II. ses. ses Il. winchester Sasse, II. used,
$50, so. Reminston 81 T IL "a.
rib full choke, S175. winchester
model IL heavy duck gun new,
S1O44 45. ithaca M. 81 20 ga. $75.
ToMMY's GUN SHOP, S402 Fenton
st., Silver. Spring. 81. 5000. oper
Mon. Wed. and Fri ewes. emily.
Evening star., 1950-11-08
MOTOR TRAVEL

CALIFORNIA-olds AS sed.. Nov II
or before; take 2; share driving and
expenses. Phone DU. 1884. To-
LADY, motoring to Memphis. can't
travel alone. wish to 90 at once. or
LIMOUSINE SERVICE Courteous ed
ucated man or woman licensed guide
drivers. By hour or trip. WHITE
HOUSE SIGHTSEEING CORP. Ex.
1882; nights, OF. S455. III
Evening star., 1950-11-08
LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS

Bets sda.s nsy n., ana used s.v a. RogIS, oslaS,
Special s:it; studs ssc each; lx2
s%peciai % ixs@s.ft. 1ahHs: WHIT: pine shely. i;
ing, 40c each; special 1x4-6-ft
White, Xhits pins, p, shelving. 25e each; ,s 4xs
beaded fir ceiling, &c a linear It..
!1sx6 or hxs cedar bevel siding, 1bc
bd.. IT,; oak flooring, 2Shc; " inch
2x4 plywood, $3.50 each; M-inch-
AKA. $500. each; K-inch-4xS, $3.50
each; special windows from 81 ca.
storm sash from 81 so each; Balsam
wool. Kimsul, Rockwool and Zono-
lite insulations; white house paint,
$1.9S sal.; roof cement. S5c gal.
black roof coating, 5-gal. can, SO. so;
beautiful 1x12 white pine shelving
1Ic bd: IT,; all sizes Of window
radiators, pipe fittings. All these
nrs,, snd many more At RoBINsoNs
TER1ALS, 1899 Kenilworth ave
ne. Phone AK. 1900. Open 2 days