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Evening star., 1951-06-27
Florida Prosecutor
|Subpoenas 0'conor
On Probe Testimony
by ihs Associated Press

TALLAHASSEE. Fla, June ~.
New fireworks in the shape OF
Opposing subpoenas have been
tossed into the battle Of words be-
tween Gov. Fuller Warren Of
Florida and the Senate Crime In
|vestigating Committee.
The committees summons. di-
|recting Gov. Warren to appear at
Washington July 8, was served on
the Governor yesterday at an un-
disclosed seaside vacation spot.
b AT the same time, it was an
|nounced that Chairman O'Conor
LOT the Senate Crime Committee,
had been subpoenaed to appear
lat Jacksonville July 2.
The writ is being sent to WASH
|ington by Solicitor p. Guy Crews
LOT Duval County. It calls for
senator O'Conor's appearance
before the solicitor to explain
certain portions Of testimony he
has obtained about Florida and
|Duval County"
Mr.. Crews said he believes some
parts Of the testimony taken by
the Senate committee during its
Florida hearings were perjured.
He added that Gov. Warren had
not been consulted on the O'Conor
summons. And "as far as I know,
he is not aware Of It."
Mr.. Crews is q Warren ap-
|pointee.
| Gov. Warren yesterday chal.
llenged Senator O'Conor to q de-
bate in Miami's Bayfront Park on
July z on the gambling situation
in Florida and Maryland. He also
Threatened to stump Maryland
lagainst the Senator's reelection
next year.
Senator O'Conor turned down
1.-THE debate challenge with the
comment:
I've got too many other and
more important things to think
about"
Evening star., 1951-06-27
Acheson
Continued From First Page.)

military or economic aid that the
United States has been sending
to Iran under current programs.
The critical nature of the crisis
In Iran cannot be exaggerated, :"
he added, and the United States
is doing all it can to help obtain
q fair solution.
Stresses q. s. Aims.
The aim of the United States
under the proposed aid program
is to 'help build up the inde-
pendence of Iran, particularly
against pressures and domination
by Russia" he explained.
I'VE hope to help improve the
agriculture of Iran and provide
some technical help which, al
though small from the standpoint
of the United States, would be of
major Importance here. AS for
the military program the effort is
to aid internal security in Iran.
The danger is that there might
be subversion within the country, !,
principally by the Communist
Party"
Asked about progress of Gen.
Eisenhower in developing the
Western Europe defense program,
Mr.. Acheson said it has been
"very successful but as yet has
brought us, only to the thresh-
: old of great developments.
He reported that the friendly
European nations have been CO.
operating with Gen. Eisenhower
but he added that "I would not
say the cooperation has been
sufficient, if indeed it ever can
be sufficient"
Today's hearing began with q
discussion of Secretary Acheson,s s
statement yesterday that cease
fire on the 38th Parallel in Korea
could be viewed as a successful
conclusion" to the fighting there.
Representative Mansfield, Dem
ocrat, of Montana. said he agreed
in general with Secretary Acheson
but believed that South Korean
forces should be enabled to ad-
vance to the seth parallel under
any cease-fire arrangement.
He recalled that in a House
speech last November he sug-
gested the setting up of a buffer
area along the 38th parallel.
Status Quo Declaration Urged.
Il now wish to urge that the
United States and the other Unit
ed Nations forces advance as far
as the 38th parallel and that
South Korean forces 60 to the
39th parallel under any cease-fire
arrangement" he declared.
This should be accompanied
by a declaration Of the mainte-
nance Of the status quo. Such a
declaration would deter Russia
from further aggression in the Far
East and allow the United Nations
to start rebuilding South Korea. .
MIR. Acheson told the commit
tee yesterday that cease-fire on
the 38th Parallel could be viewed
as a successful conclusion" of
the conflict. He reminded the
House group that he made sub
staIltially the same statement re-
Gently at Senate Foreign Relations
and Armed Services Committee
hearings on Far-Eastern policy.
India May Join In.
Today's meeting of representa-
tives of 16 nations was custo-
mary semi-weekly session but it
Evening star., 1951-06-27
Field Hands u, Demond, ,
Poy Sours to $40 Daily
BY The As.oeiot.d Press

MEMPHIS. Tenn. June 27.-
The man with the hoe-an eco
nomic problem most Of the year
is making "big money" right now,
Cottonbelt farmers are bidding
against each other for field hands
to chop the. grass out Of their
crop.
i. Mrs. Clara Kits, director Of the
Tennessee farm labor Office here.
said chopping wages have scared
to SO a day in some areas-more
than double last years top.
About $4,000 choppers are being
hired out of Memphis daily.
Evening star., 1951-06-27

was transformed into an unusualla i
occasion because of tbs
Malik proposal.
There were indications that In
dia might join in. Officials said
several envoys might press the
views of their governments that
the Moscow lead should be fol-
lowed despite American official
skepticism Of Soviet good faith.
Representatives of the United
States and the Is other countries
have been in direct consultation
for the past three days.
Evening star., 1951-06-27

Marine Pfc.
James d. Mell-
ring. II, son Of.
Or. and Mrs.
Wilbur B. Mefl-
ring Of 8405
Cedar street,
received d frag-
m e n t "a tion
wound in the
leg on June 10.
A graduate
OF Bulls Pre-
paratory School
In Silver Spring.
Pvt. Mehring
III
Evening star., 1951-06-27

year d Muskingum College. near
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. He enlisted in
the Marines November Is. 1850.
and arrived in Korea May / Of
this year.
Also listed was Marine Pfc
Jerry A. Ford, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon r. Ford Of Riviera
Beach, Pasadena, Md.
Evening star., 1951-06-27
Silver Spring Marine
lis Wounded In Korea

A Silver Spring man is listed as
wounded In Casualty List No. 500,
released by the Defense Depart
rneY1t ff,flav
Evening star., 1951-06-27

BABS DATES OLDEST AND DEAREST FRIEND'-London.-
Barbara Hutton dime store heires walks with her oldest and
friend Baron Gottfred Cramm German tennis
the championship tennis matches at Wimbledon Babs
seeking divorce from her fourth husband Prince Trou
betzkoy The baron veteran Of tennis competition
Is entered in the mems doubles.
-AP Wirephot0 via radio from London
Evening star., 1951-07-20
FOR SALE
DOORS. WINDOWS

.CLEARANcE sALE-sPEclAL
This his, week only; Doors, & 81 up. Win Win,
WIZ ARROW wREcK1No
hoo 81 Capitol St. Ii. 3-2602. -21
0Ssttf1'oE SsI4Sb issHsff iz'' CO ia
EJECT. MoToR-oE. u h.p., lathe.
drill press @ mise. MS dooh tools misc. indi-
EiEcTRrc fitSFi etf RErR2aRRAfoR Nj HRza westns
mousse ecu IT, eneap, ME-: :7gss 1899.
ENGINES, complete and in running
order; $25 and up. Also generators,
starters, carburetors. transmissions.
etc, at "a prices If you take 'em on
Four Mile ' Run rd. near shiriins.
FANS. sold and rented. Why buy a
poor fan when you can cool the en-
tire house with the best fan made
FsS. iHS 'VS Westinehouse aagh Na en is.in osclIst
Ing &C. cotor. 3 speeds; SIS. SH.
Fan. A ] q adns ,lnsh. good oond., first $50,
fancy oSSS' $e5 Lau Niteai- window
IN intake. variable speed switch; can
be used in window on table or
FANS. SHOWERS Desk window
rv sttis EsPa,T slt Types q motS5s ;Sns
i4ts NV No GS24
FANS--Make your own use your mo.
toi, We furnish the blade GRIGsBY
1905 x uV
FANS, all types and sizes. 10-in. to
30-in. at lowest prices; cash, terms,
or rental For free trial or demon
stration, phone WA. 1000.
Evening star., 1951-07-20
HELP WOMEN
STENOGRAPHER

Young lady for general once work
y In s1nnat1ractor's sna1 downtown cftce'
STENOGRAPHER : TYPIST, 4-hour
day, 5-day week for month OF
August; ideal position. for married
woman to supplement income: Reply
BY Letter Rdy giyinEG Rsxpsrenes srs4 and
sWiTcaBoARD SsiSscRiso; Rs iVSa oPaERAiTTs6R 40
81 eElss VIZ aro perm pSij %UrH i or s5t-'ehd
rEsehhRsMror 2se Il s:x: grades q to 8. sS Not
over 40 years q q age. Protestant
1sai mentary. day e' schSol' state Rsa in own own
sse; exper.. and training. BOX At
rEiEPHoNE Fl sphri ORDER CLERK, over
Il, courteous, pleasant. accommo-
Be high school grad; b%.day week.
Apply in person to N: J. Garrett,
INSTITUTE CLEANING PLANT,
so2l CO. ave, Silver Spring. Md;
rYPIST. minimum 45 words per min
local CPA firm; S55 to start. Reply
Box I7S-J. Star. -22,
TYP1ST, steady position with a new
credit store; credit experience pre-
Ierred nut not necessary: some tele-
phone. duties. KING. CREDIT. 1885
7th st. NV. ME. 1884. 30
TYPIST, experienced preferred but
not essential; good salary, steady
POSITION PCS q , Apply A. HOLLYWOOD, ssos
TYPISTS-Patent law firm. vicinity
10Th and x sts. NV; 5-day wk.
Telephone Ma. 1917. 80
TYPIST, full time or part time:
permanent: some knowledge OF
bookkeeping; must be accurate with
figures. B'NA1 FIRTH YOUTH OR
GANIZATION, 1924 10th st. NV.
Call AID. 4116 for. appt. --22
TYPIST, willing to be trained on Edi-
month. 1nSafi s;2sr'lRss s2l sssoo' salary sl75s per
TYPIsT,. card typins; white, not over
90; 5-day, 35-hr. wk.; S45 per wk
permanent; large jewelry
store: good starting salary. Apply
KENT's JEWELERS., 7Ol 7th st.
Evening star., 1951-07-20
ANTTOTTES

AA@N = = 70 ~ AIM
Chinese rug, Early American sofa.
bric-a-brac; no dealers. HU. $40,
TANKS-(2) 8-gaI. and
10-gal. Stainless steel with lights
AWNING-Aluminum. 32x6s in: $50.
Doghouse. So; baby basinette. So;
baby bathinette, S5. JE. S-765s.
BABY FURNITURE-Buy direct nom
BsRghoGS nst}9hsY strSgtorS and a,t save; al
riages, mattresses bathinettes. etc
We guarantee the lowest prices in
Wash Why buy used. when new Is
better and costs YOU less. Check for
sSBYaoop sSqTsf oPsn pisrFfku4oRs FT 81 Is1s R%
BABY AZ; All FIR ifsoor PIX chrome high chair
seat. chrome taole and chair set. all.
CHROME Tecl.ning stroller-aE tor
sasifNsI, 3R'fi y sfsks fSs. aArHruBs Dullr
n n $25 Fittings, new Or used Issd
snTI slHTK soSS M $, NV o, NO :, 7sos sos
sAfss g 1'si oSis7 S,s's "a sy. DE E":H7s 40
basins. toilets. cabinet
sinks. laundry trays, showers, oil
tanks, storage heaters. ATLANTIC
Slz V St. NV. NO. 1921.
BEDS, SIS; springs, $40; mattress
SIS; chest, $50; bureau, $35; daven-
port. $50; chairs. SIS; rugs, $40;
kit. set, $40. OR. 8343. .-22
BEDROOM SUITE. one mahog any
one overstuffed rocker and one
wicker porch rocker. WI. 1903. --21
BEDRM. SUITE, new apiece LINED
oak; Ace springs; Beautyrest; S2lC
delivered Met. area. TU. 1124. &c
BEDRM. SET-Orig. $500; aqua mod.
7-pc,. dble; spr. and mattr. VIII
sacrifice. S150. WI. 09S0. --22
BEDRM. SET, solid NAH. 4-poster
bed; antique spool bed and spool
table. ME-: 1889. 90
BEDRM. FURN., painted. French, blue
and gray, matching chest. rocker
knee-hole desk, lattfced screen, cab.
inet, f44x14x10, oak utility table
kitchen chair, lge. .-siZe utensils, othel
items ReaS 10 2.H39d 90
Evening star., 1951-07-20
HELP MEN 3 WOMEN tcont. /,

TEACHER OF GREGG SHORTHAND
for evening classes. Applicant should
have nsr,sS college d. degree "a and -tsa teaching
STRAYER COLLEGE, 18th and r
SITS. NV. MA. 174S 30
PSYCHOLOGISTS t2l; for informa-
ton call OR. 1000 Ext. 443.
TELLER, progressive financial insti-
tuition offers q. permanent position
typing desired; 35-hour, 5-day week.
with pleasant working conditions:
salary open. Call Elk. 0747 for ap-
pointment JEFFERSON FEDERAL
SAVINGS a. LOANS ASSOCIATION.
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE, wife cook
Ing, g.h.w-; man, caretaker and
utilities. Recent experience and
good references required. WI. 4546
Evening star., 1951-07-20
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. g.h.w;. 5h-day wk.. no nights.
ref; required; $25 wk, WI. 1I65.
COOK, downstairs work, no laundry,
1910 yrs, must live in S2S wk.
CITY ssas rs1s. 1910 Missouri ave. NV.
cOOKING, g.h.v.. assist child care;
9ets: $40. kI 4 s.1s75. sSsy some nigh nights
COUPLE or Z persons. cook and
ggaTdener for nearby country home
or Gaithersburg 476 for appt. -22
COUPLE, man and wife for cooking
and g.h.w.' references. co. 4754
G,Hw,. cook. mature colored woman;
live IN: take charge home; working
e9snc.s parenss' sssh90lsse ehiId RET;
G.H.W.-COOk; good with children; !;
eXper.; reliable; city 1efS.; live out;
5ha-day wk.; S25. OR. 1886. -2O
H0USEKEEPER for g.h.w. and cook
ing; exp. and refs; perm. position,
Apply 2e41 Brandywine st. NV.
HoUsEwoRKER. general. to leave
eisy. Sne @ child: Must have references,
MAN, white or colored, 55 to so yrs.
OF age. to do housework and plain
cooking or small family in new.
small suburban home close to
Betnesda; live in or out; must be
Teian,ons Teas ana y, nave good references.
MOTHERS HELPER and lh.w. Must
6e able to leave town till Labor
RRa9y' Ray' res. required; $40 per wk
MorHfR;s Hti aass; HELPER abb. to Il. ;s.v.
town till Labor Day, refs. REQUIRED: !:
,,S1 Slo Ek. MI, 5479. -2l
IN; must have excellent local refs
LOT infant care; light household
SInd eSnIties; Reply 70 OCCUPANT, 1s2
NURSEMAID, settled, experienced
nye IN private room; assist mother
with children. age and 7. Local
references required. EN-. 34OO. -32
WEEK END MAID, usual duties. Sat.
- az day Sun. DE. 953s. SO
WOMAN, white. live in, care for Q
ehlioren; references. Call MI. 5993.
WHITE LADY with or without ! chi,d
wanted to care for Arm. house and
S-yr'-oid boy. Must live in. TO, 6SiS.
WORKING MGR. for Ruesthouse:
must be exper., white, local refs.
necessary; preferably married wom-
an or woman with daughter; excel
opportunity to share in profits. Tele-
CABIN JOHN AREA, live In. general
n0usework: l in family; $50 weekly;
81! day Thursday, and Sunday after
naY Iuncn on; 2 wks. vacation with
your phone no. or address, Box
1861. Star pa
Evening star., 1951-07-20

9' I'LL I've" 0eises ave- ,a n"
FURNITURE SAlE-Brand-new bet
room from unclsimed nf freignt eii iGtnd and
factory samples. &C, at great saw
mss for cash; lion STORAGE
daily 1916; Sat. till 4. RE. 1910,
FuRN., 3-pc lily. rm set, good cond..
FGRN.1io-rpsc. PC. din. aGi rn, n1' suite. asss' all
mahog, like new; vanity. HishDoy.
dhle. bed, maple; small desk and
dresser, mahog.;. mirrors. 2 easy
chairs; ! with ottoman; steel fold
$94I ordway st. NV. Eas
pad. used ; Mos, ss: sos; 5as9fi sSfo fsbre Tsb1e
ssssss' S5; "a S8x22s SSx2 sold-tramed 5so' mi55or'
tailored siip Covers, no $50 enar or Sesa Sest
GARAGE EQUIPMENT. AcetyIene S
welding outfit complete: battery
charger, grease gun. Jacks. electric
Oh cnanger' yulcanizing machine,
lane and Rigss I'd. sH. s7Ss. a, @ai
GAS RANGES. new. used; cradit; in
stallation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
Ga, ave. DE. 500
GAS RANGE, apt size Kenmore.
$50; Homart sink with cabinets
$40. Kenmore oil heater, apt. size.
$50. JU. 7-9O39. 30
GAS RANGES, .36-in. white enameled
with oven control, insulated, S49.50.
ATLANTIC, S07 v st. NV. NO.
GAS RANGES. all sizes new -s sssa
Large stock nargain prices ACME
sTOvF n1i 7th Ma SQ52
GAS STOVE-4-burner. good condi-
tion: $40 OW. 1889.
GAS STOVE (bottle). 3 it., with
oven control, util. drawers; also
space heater, used 4h months.
Call Laurel 92O-M. 30
GOLF CLUBS, J. C. Higgins. auto
graph set, and bag, complete except
No. 2 and No. 4 woods, no signs Of
wear; wear; perfect cond., S75. Sligo
GOLF CLUBS. lady's matched, regis
tered Jones, woods, 8 irons, put
ter, excellent condition, sacrifice
and used bought ana
sold. AL types fishing tackle, Open
EVENINGS and Sundays TRADING
POST 1896 M st NV MI. 1890
KILN, Kress, 10x11 In, with shelves
stilts. glazes, engobes. molds. $50.
lover 1e-inch blade. sass
st; ne; ne; ION Bladensburf rd0.
Evening star., 1951-07-20
HELP WOMEN

PART TIME-Small real estate ONCE,
near Mayflower Hotel. desires per-
sonable. married woman, four or
i've hrs. daily; telephone personality
ana tipping. main requirements.
ca Gsll me MRS. LONG. s-l2 al Am.
LADIES-PART TIME
saleswork. hrs. own. choice, REAL
vass; about 81 80 hr. Ma. 1857.
YOUNG LADIES. 1890, neat-appear-
ing type. to travel with chaperoned
group, Oreg. Wash, Calf, N. Mex,
Texas; average earnings $50 to 500
weekly plus bonus; transportation
MRS. ALMA LANEY. Cairo Hotel,
Saturday, 90; no phone calls. 90
WOMAN for soda fountain and short
order grill; grill; good pay, steady work
WOMEN. with car. part or full time,
expenses paid: make big money SELL
insrr Ing real estats na Tu EaTn whils yS%u
WOMEN to address envelopes by hand
OF ASpy %Ssf RSsf II sSfs
RELiABIEs H1 lsn s'i whiTE hiEl WOMAN, to Ta Care
for child for employed mother; live
in. AP. $3.50. --22
WANrED--Elderly white lady look
ing for home. to care for family
OF 4 in exchange for rm. and bd
and $50 mo. Falls Church 2457.
HERE is an opportunity for you to
get good. STEADY lob in virginia
openings for cashier. checkers and
meat wrappers II 7ou are not
fully experienced we win pay you
while training Work IS hours In
pleasant environment and re-
ceive vacation with pay paid nosp
and other company benefits Apply
In person SHIRLEY FOOD STORES.
4o3 Swami ave-. by taxing bus at
18th and Pennsylvania ave marked
Seminary or Potomac Yards, be-
SHOPPING Center. 500 Leesburg pike:
between Baileys Cross Roads and
seven Corners take bus marked
Culmore-Parkwood 18th and Penn
sylvania ave
CHRISTMAS CARD SENSATIONS
Earn quick easy cash! Show friends,
others, so for S1.25 Embossed Name
Imprinted Cards: new-idea 21-Card
81 Boxes, Gift Wraps, Stationery
other magic sellers. Up to 100es
profit. Imprinted Samples FREE. AS
sortmentS on approval. FRIEND
SHIP, 5000 Adams, Elmira. N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-07-20
FURNITURE
Lowest prices, carefully

Lowest prices. carefully Sc
lected from owners who do
not care to have the general
public trample through their
nice homes. We buy bargains,
sell bargains. 5-pc. chrome
dinette, reg. S110, 2 wks. old,
only $50: solid maple bedroom.
brand new mattress, 3 wks.
old. 500; studio couch, like
new, $50; lounge chairs, S25,
up; desks, corner cabinets,
bookcases, 6-pc. mahog. d.
nette, $50; new reg. $19.95
end tables, $3.50. Misc. "the
little store around the corner"
1909 gath st. NV, / block
west OF Conn. ave-, of Call
vert st. Weekdays til 8, Sat.
til Z. CO. 1866.
Evening star., 1951-07-20
HELP WQkEN

sHyS1 S,..sI GIRLS, s white, expert
saSfI spDIy nfFfoNi flHss bRh1o cos SssfdsSSs6j fSS6
Connecticut ave. NV: "a
GIRL, white. 42-hr. wk.;
$35. Meals and uniforms furnished.
CONTINENTAL PHARMACY. 4@2
GIRL, light colored, ex-
perienced on soda and sandwich
block. Must have recent local ref
erences. Only those thoroughly ex-
perienced. Apply in person. JUDD'S
PHARMACY, 27b0 14th st. W..
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white exper.; ex-
Gel. sal; and tips; uniform and meal
furn. No night or Sun. work. APP
ply COURT HOUSE PHARM., Ar
nngton, Va. CHI. 67S7. -22
FOUNTAIN GIRL wanted for neigh
borhood drugstore. Apply UPTOWN
PHARMACY. $500 Conn. ave. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, exper.: 3-11 pm;
no Sunday work; meals and uni
forms furn; $36 to start COLONIAL
DRUG, lilo 18th st. NV. --23
FRENCH TEACHER with good educa-
tion and instruction, to teach own
LANGUAGE BERLTTZ SCHOOL. 500
GERMAN iasis n TEACHER, with good St ed
ucation and instruction. to teach
own language. BERLITZ SCHOOL
S30 18th st n W -01
Evening star., 1951-07-20

BRICKS
Clean, good used bricks. Can US where
bricks may be seen: will deliver
TERIAL CO.. LU. 4-0500. 30
BUILDING MATERIAL
Largest stock Of used material in
Washington. Compare our prices with
those Of new material mad save SSS.
We also carry a complete line Of
NEW building materials
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY
Thick butt shingles all colors. 81. .3b
bundle
OPEN ALL DAY SAT
ACE WRECKING & BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO.. 4002 Minnesota ave
ne. LU. 4-0500. 80
Evening star., 1951-07-20
BEDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU saw
INGs OF 20G TO 50E ON NEW
THESE BARGAINS: Fine maple
bed, chest and chest and double
dressers and mirror was SIT so,
now $119.95; 3-piece genuine ma
hog. set made best way was $3.50. SO
now Sl5g.50; 3-piece solid mahog.
set was S412. now S249.50; beauti-
full solid cherry bed, chest and
double dresser and mirror was S475,
now 1899 90; Fine mahog. or maple
beds, all sizes were S29.50, now
$3.50: many more bargains too
numerous to mention, open Saturday
GREAT # EAT RAPIDS FuRN. CO
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The SAMPLE BARGAIN Store Of Wash
BICYCLE-Boys Western flyer, like
new. WA. 1878. -22
BOOKs-All End hand books. one.
half OF. Sale continuous PAUL
PEARLMAN. u1711 G st. NV.
pine; boudoir chair; blue-glass dish
es, glasses for 6. EN-. 611S.
BRlCkS Face ana eommvn. 4 or |
million, ALASKA COAL AND BRIcE
CO, NA bSak OF 1900
Evening star., 1951-07-20
FURNITURE
MARK-DOWN SALE

Floor samples and one-of- kind
studio couches, sofa beds, liv. rm.
suites. lounge and occasional chairs,
HOLLYWOOD units. box spring. mat
tresses, bedrm. suites. chests, dress
disks. lamps. tables. and mirrors.
Many. many items too numerous to
mention. Open ewes. till 8 pm,
DAWSON FURNITURE CO.. 2245
Rhode Island ave. ne. MI. 6767.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ana moderniEGng, ceIial
to roof Gail 81 3366-67 for tree
homes remodeled; guar.
anteed work; up to Z yrs. to pay
HAMILTON CONSTR. CO. RE. 4477
Evening star., 1951-07-20

kEFGRS.. recond. guar, new f4oor
samOles; pig savings ? o sM1rH G Hps! 8.
pEFpi q S;i ING, I314 H ne, Ii, 3-6050.
hinged left: 8 mos. use. in new
sond:; Sl25. Proctor roaster with
broiler; 2-shelf movable base cabi.
net; net, good working order; $50. UN.
REFRiGERAroR RENTALS. IS ~. ma
smai' sVs 6s 65spo:ls aso6 po"n's 44ls Conn
RIFLE. .22 WINCHESTER. with riff.
cleaning kit; perfect cond, j month
old. S45. sIi@o G49S. @Ss
RUGS-Persian Oriental, slaxlih.
very rare design and craftsmanship,
cosa, iSs s.5' or f's Me- ss ss7s s':lS.a; s,,sr
sRSHNGe RST m MACHINE. new Singer T2l sl.c-
irle tath portable; S76. Ii. 6-6551. 800
sEM1sss; Ltsf 9. NJ MAcHHrs, fe.th.rvsish. 712e
verses, Round bob6in. 1st time in
q hundred years at this price, si5
sEWiNSGS' & MAcHfNfs.6 6sef al kinds and
an makes. New and rebuilt. For home
and shop. Compare prices. Parts and
fepa3fs in tSfs oy one S Of the bsst MECHANICS
Open Sat, all day. 602 r st. NV.
SEWING MACHINES-Rebuilt port.
S24; Singer console 500; new rd.
s9e; s1sa head Ta,wt with 6g.n reverse $50, yorth
Swine MACHINES s. ns priced eF to eSa seIi
out. Save up, to $50 this wk.
Beautiful rotary console. $3.50.
Also 9 feather: weight portabies.
SEWING MACHINES Sinsei electries;
sale OF rent We also eleetrify aii
makes make SEWING machines Open ewes.
Slna SlnG, l4.h s, ~ co 92ei
SO; 81 .sI electric t h floor waxer. SIS. isf5
sEMsrsStss Nc niHi MACHINE, elec. portable, ms9
dustette, S12. 721 Sligo ave, Silver
ssWINsSi; sspTI1Ssi SacEiNsas sa si2sa I'll ,; 9; o..,,,
ssYs By S%sYllRas %l5Gn ev A 5%' 55Spu!sE sssel er'kss'
SHOES-Cancellations. hundreds Of
your family in famous-brand shoes
I7Lsyalle Valley, pc Liso. Paradise,
etc. Many hard-to-ind sizes. save
IfBERMAS% n 1Nc Rs s4ia fent i4t6 Or st. more. n'T.
2nd floor; Open 10 am. to pm.
:, Ar conultloneo. TU. 2521. --22
Drain aproni SO i't5$i Good cond. esls.nsha IA.
perfect condition:
over 100 yrs. old; found in Ashland.
va; price. $3.50. Call EN-. 9274,
SOFA, and matching chair, also club
chair, all in excellent Condition.
with or without slip covers. viii
sell separately. Call 81. 3S11.
SOFA. 3-piece sectional; good cond.;
500. XII. 8-152l, 80
sTENOTYPE. slightly used. Price
reasonable. Call GE. 3785 after
late model recone,. recon-
toned, guaranteed S42.6O OMITTED
TYPEWRITER CO sl3 i4tb st
'OFA BED and chair. blue mohair.
mahog. trim, 2 yrs. old, S75, Match.
ing rose mohair chair, SIS. Moving.
must sell. HO. 1870. 30
'OFA BED-Red leather, with bed.
9ing compartments; 6 mo. old. GE.
STORE FIXTURES. suitabl. Ta sm.u
dry cleaning shop. Cali ii a'm-s
8 pm, NO. 1853. -2I
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