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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-05
NEW GRAND EXALTED RULER

All Elks and especially newspapermen, are highly pleased with the election of Howard R. Davis of Will Transport Pa as Grand Exalted Ruler of the Benev- oitnt and Protective Order of Elks of the USA. at tfB 87th grand lodge meeting in Chicago on July 9 Davis, veteran newspaperman, who succeeds Joseph B. Kyle of Gary, Ind. is the ninth Pennsyl- yanian to head the order since it's founding in 1868 Active in the Elks for 41 of his 67 years, Davis was chosen head the order after five years of service on the Board of Grand Trustees
 Davis served as managing editor of Grit, the countrys largest weekly newspaper from 1887 until
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lhe Washington
 kerry-6o-Round
(Continued from Page Ons)

Chinese nov have enough jets to tear our bombers to pieces if we tried to carry out MacArthur's ad- vice and bomb Manchuria chief probable reason for the Com rnunist desire for delay in discuss ing a truce is their mechanized army now building up across the
 Yalu River. This army is made up
 of volunteers" from the satellites.
 U. S. Intelligence reports it to be afairly well mechanical, and pre- sparations for this army has been going on since Malik's peace offer
 that is why army men have
 their tongue n-cheek regarding any bona fide desire for peace
 = The Air Force wanted to drop the -cease-fire appeal to the Commun- .jsts on the North Korean capital, .yongyang, instead of broadcast -ing it by radio. They wanted to ..--put it in pouch with red ribbon attached. However, the joint chiefs ~and the State Department over
 ruled the Air Force, decided a
 radio broadcast of the cease-fire
 would get there quicker A pouch
 might not be discovered for days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-05
Thursday, July 5, 1851
JUNEAU's GLORIOUS FOURTH

Juneau certainly had a glorious Fourth of July, weather perfect parade best ever held here spirited music by the City augmented band; sports for children usual excellent aquatic events and every thing else that goes with celebration of the kind
 Everything clicked, right on time, starting with tlns coronation of Queen Joyce Hope last Tuesday mint and ending with the awarding of the auto mere at midnight last night.
 70 R. Cleveland general chairman of the Fourths cefsbration is to be compmented for his tireless wofk in putting the big event and the support gtYen by his various committees
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
T o D A Y

TOD AY At 630 pm. - Juneau Rifle and Pistol club shooting on Menden- hall range. At 8 pm. = Women of Moose meets at Moose club. At 8 pm. = City Council meets in regular session. At 630 pm. = Aux Bay Altar Soc iety meets at home of Mrs. T. J. McCaul.
 July G At 8;30 pm. - Fourth Square Dance of summer series at parish hall.
 July , At 8 am. = Ship, Shank and Shut ter hiking club starts trip to Pet erson Lake.
 July At noon - Lions club, Baranof. At 8 pm. - American Legion post meets at Dugout.
 July 10 At noon - Rotary club, Baranof.
 July II At noon - Kiwanis club, Baranof. At 8 pm. - Elks lodge.
 July F At noon - Chamber of Commerce meets at Baranof.
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government charged last night that the library and theater were cover organizations for spying activities The Hungarians also de- manded the recall of three en- ployes of the U. s. Legation.
 Neither the library nor the theater was open this morning. Signs on both buildings informed passersby in Hungarian and Eng fish that the premises were closed upon the demand of the Hungar- ian Peoples Republic"
 EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY
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Daily Lessons in English v. v [. GORDON

WORDS MISUSED: not Reverend William Hill the people" Say, "The Reverend William Hill"
 OFTEN MSPRONOUNCED: Depavity Pronounce the n second syllable
 OFTEN sSPELED Cavalry horsemen Calvary crucified).
 SYNONYMS: Cordial hearty ardent
 a three times and is yours" Let word each day Today wod humiatng degrading He heard the judge nounce ignomnious sentence
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his retirement 1949 He began his newspaper career as copy boy in 1904.
 A leader in civic and welfare activities, Davis helped to found the Lycoming County Crippled Child rens Society, and active in the establishment of cerebral palsy clinic under the Societys spon- sorship last year As President of the Pennsylvania State Elks Association in 1929 he established Stu dent Aid Program, emphasizing aid to the physically handicapped which now is one Of the largest in the nation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-05
KATHLEEN HERE TUESDAY

One passenger arrived on the Princess Kathleen Tuesday after noon and one passenger embarked for Skagway.
 Disemharking from Vancouver Miss J. LeveSque.
 Embarking for Skagway: Mrs. Naomi F. Graff.
 The Kathleen had a full load of tourists and as summer weather prevailed at the time the steamer was in port, busses and taxi cabs carried them to the glacier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-05
MODERN ETIQUETTE ROBERTA Sy LEE

before the or just at wedding be placed her finger?
 before the either it to her right hand Then after the ceremony may place it wedding
 always be signed personally by firm typewriter signature sufficient?
 should be signed with pen and ink.
 O. at the table while food n mouth?
 A. Never! swallowed before taking liquid.
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FOURTH BAND MADE HIT ON WEDNESDAY,

Juneau had a lively band for the parade on the Fourth which was led by Carol Jean DolD Macdonald as chief majorette and with the fol- lowing assistant twirlers Beverly Powers, Connie Mckinley, Patricia Bates, Lovene Schmitz and Natalie Dapcevich. a ha
 There were 33 musicians, members of the Juneau City band and High school band, in uniform, in the turnout in the combined paia yhich played for the parade and elicited applause along the hne of nlarrh.
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LOOK and LEARN %y. sy c. GORDON ,

first printed in English? s treats of poisons? g. the great is the largest? 4 what religious s the sacred book?
 the of the abbrevaion MP which follows Engishmens names?
 ANSWERS l. "A History of Troy" printed by in 1474 9 Toxicology. g. Pacific. 4 5 Parliament
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Gillette in Huff

No announcement was made to the press, but Iowa's democratic Sen. Guy Gillette angrily resigned as chairman of the Senate Elec- --tions Committee last week in a -flare-up over the Maryland elec- tion probe.
 The statuesque Gillette blew his top behind closed doors, shouting that he had been embarrassed" and had suffered personal discom- fort over the way the Maryland investigation had been handled He also accused the Maryland subcom- mittee of failing to consult with him
 This was a slap at the subcom- mittee members-Mike Monroney s.ssof Oklahoma and Tom Jennings of Missouri, Democrats, with Margar- sset Chase Smith of Maine and $Robert Hendrickson of New Jer- Esey. Republicans. They have been Eprobing the smear campaign that Ted to the defeat of veteran Sen. Willard Tydings and the election of the unknown, Chicago Tribune backed John Butler
 Gillette has been under pressure from the Chicago Tribune group to whitewash the Maryland probe the same paper which helped en- gineer the smear campaign.
 It was Missouri's Hennings who brought up the Maryland matter behind closed doors of the full Senate Rules Committee He com- plained that the Maryland sub committee couldn't get out report, because it lacked counsel. These things (elections) have to be investigated, and the investiga- tors have to be directed by counsel, Hennings insisted.
 He pointed out that the House had blocked an attempt to hire
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Robert T. Murphy, a Washington attorney, as counsel, and that the committee was still relying on Gill; ette's friend and the former coun- sel. Ed McDermott, who was no longer on the payroll but spent his time flying between his law prac- tice in Iowa and the committee in Washington.
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U. }. LEGATION
 LIBRARY, THEATER
 CLOSED, HUNGARY

BUDAPEST, July 5-iR-The US. Legation said today it had closed it's library and movie theater in accord with a request from the Hungarian government.
 A note from the Communicated
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FROM YAKUTAT

MT. and Mrs. R. w. Melander Of Yakutat came to Juneau for the Fourth and are staying at the Baranof Hotel.
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been held at all, and Gillette
 seems inclined to drop the entire matter.
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Femens Hose July festivities in Members captain A. Balog, Robert Robert Bonner Jr Carl Lindsrom Hoer Shudhi captain; J Manning Feero, E. Tom Hayes
 Princess Louise left Juneau with the following passengers James, R.. J. Moore.
 Weather: high 59 low
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Weather af
 Alaska Poinfs

Weather conditions and temper atures at various Alaska points also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 am, 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-05
20 YEARS AGO fME {yim EMPIRE
JULY 5, 1881

first annual floral display of the Garden Club was to be windows of the Store It planned have this display each Fourth of July feature
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-05

the Gasneau Mrs J. Lppn- cott Lbe Ketchkan Mrs Charles Sitka Mrs Alice Bethen Seattle Morton Taku At Stephen Early D. Early, the zynda R. F. Carrgan, Juneau
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MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. l47 SECOND and FOURTH ;:::; : E: :::::: ]; j: ::::: !: 5: $: $ :::: ::
 Worshipful Master; JAMES w. LEVERS, Secretary.
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Weather: high 5s; low 4s; showers.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

CHIHUAHUA and Toy Manehesters
1S0 Federal St, Cumberland. Md
B6xEs. Bea4Rs. FGPPIEs. 1tPfih male, tawn. Axe
registered, r champion sired. Fairfax
cockE;R dS1zi; SPANIEL PUPPY, Axe
registry: reas. Phone clarkesville
DOGS BOARDED-Clean runs. reas.
te rates, ESP, ;. 2; 9;, LINDSEY, Cole Colesville,
sSSTTisa TERRIEsD EHsf sDffnF PuFpH2s. Ysss' black
dogs: Reas. Bowie 2747. -s2
trained. Az yrs. field dog. Reg.
Sport Peerless blood line, GIL $3.50.
COOKERS, blond. Q mos; eligible
Axe Ak. registration. Phone Brandy
coILrEE PUPS. Axe reg. champion g
collars. FA. 05S4. -22
BOXER. brindle. female, / year;
pedieree. IA. S-l0S9. -22
WIRE FOX TERRIER. o weeks, Axe
req. female. fine marking: sire son
OF champion. OIL. BIAS. -23
BOXER. male. 2H yrs. fawn. Axe
Ii. 3-57S4. -23
WIRE FOX TERRIERS, Axe regis
tered, male and female. Boa .dlng,
breeding. grooming. stud service
available. Pick up and delivery
PETER PAN KENNELS, Marlboro
9S11. -o9
GSEAT DANE PUPPIEs-Only 4 left,
buy now and save S25-S100. Pup
for SIS It'll May 1st. ELPAW
KENNELS. Alex. Va. Duke st. ex-
tended 3 miles out. TIE. 243O.
OV. 1851.
BOXER PUPPIES, 8 weeks old. Axe
registered, .2S champions, 8 inter
national champions. 1 tri-interna-
tional champion in last 3 genera
tions, show dogs in 2 previous
litters. WI. 1894 -22
KERRY BLUE TEMER. Axe reg.
female ! ": $75 or. best offer.
COLLIE PUPPIES. Axe reg. healthy.
well marked. FA. 0393. -22
COCKER. black male. IA mos.
trained and housebroken; also grown
blond female for breeding. HO. 1915.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
HOSPITAL BEDS

go O1S aNER, Z0lo Nd ST. NV.
INTER COMMUNICATING SYSTEMS,
Webster, Teletalk; Masters, like new,
stallatiors. Teletalk, GE and Talk
paones; SOUND EQUIPMENT Co,
IRoNEk, Easy. electric. Hand con-
troiled. good condition; S25; UN.
IRoNER, automatic Thor Gladiron,
nei. cond.; reas. 10. 2-4745.
IRONER, Thor Gladiron, little used,
Kl01Y PONY. lifeiike and strong.
with furlike covering and aluminium
Elder base; like new; SIS. WI. .9105.
KITCHEN KITS GARNET, good condition.;
LADDER, 63-ft. extension, has been
used. oo6e Bergain; $40; PYUs ADAMS,
LATHE, southbend, 9h in. swing; all
se'fis01ifs WxLkEs !Rols sypftT AG CO.. 9otf5i 7o
@ st. ne. DU. S068. -22
LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT - Washer.
extractor, shirt unit. wearing apparel
presses, air compressor; perfect con-
Ia LditlSni iNMoWRR's W. s-SS5S' SSd5 condition $40
LAWNMoWER, 17,tn: Clemson, ex-
LAWNM0WER, electric, reasonable.
OW. 1923.
LAWNMOWER. hose; misc. garden
t9ols' s .Saep Cheap; also photo equipment.
LAWN MOWERS, new, gasoline; only
$685. with old hand mower. We save
you money. on all appliances. See
US first. X. & W. PLUMBING CO.
La7N AZ MOVERS. SSi FRI AZ + Snss jast been shar-
pened and reconditioned SS each;
lawn mowers, 8, new. less than cost;
s,ngsH power Lawn Lawn mowers nSaS & q and 30 in
sVe sVa0as ae 0hlst IN the gsss Tes1. Rhode Island
LAWN MOWERS, $8 and $12; small
wood lathe, S13; motor, SO; dark
,rW rm; pEpopTs sapIp, "a. LOO 1od5 ,ou.,
Ct, Fed. Regs. and Est. Ping. Pol
isher; excel. cond.; also sec. bkcSes
Ex.- S26S or EN- $3.50.
sizes, a. cd C; cheap. GIcHNER
LIVING iSIS N RM, 81 'T TUkN., Ex. SSsg SsgenDort
overstuffed chairs, custom built. ex.
Gel; eo,nd. Must sell. s175. XII
LfvlSG ROOM SUITE, s-pc.. mahog.
suitable 8ofo for ONCE: reasonable. Gal
L'y. RI. SUITE, g-De,, blue, excel
LIVING ROOM SUITE, ,'1ni maple, sofa
Chair, end table and coffee table;
like new: Call IA: 1888.
enport and chair with slipcover
S35; / love seat with chair tc
match cherry frame, S25. 81. 1928
LIV. RIM. SUITE-Sofa. 2 wins
irr, custom made slip covers
$500. SH. 1861.
LIyiEG RIM. SUITE-2-pc. Kroehlel
gcoi cond., new slip covers. SI(l0
Y ,!7lO, 30
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 2-piece
Kroshler, good condition. S75. LU
Ii % RM. SUITE; cost SIPS, sac.
rifiee S225. HO. 1914 after pm
Evening star., 1951-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRG.. Servei. IT,, $35; studio
couch with cover, SIS; dresser, SS; z
metal chairs; $3 each; all IN good
REFRIGERATION. @coldspot," in
good. clean. condition; rebuilt mo-
t ttar' T. sooS fGr sns ss 4 zea55s4 54 81 aoSth FL
SO; win take bcss offer over $50
P.ane Warfield 34lS.
REFRIGERATOR 1850 Coldspot; ex-
SCI cond 6ah shIit =, WIN Snl sell complete, sn
WOOD apt. o HyattsyiIie. assiiHt Nd. d.
REFRIGERATION, Westinghouse. 8
Gu. IT,, apt. size; excel. cond.; $45
RfFRiGERAToR. EFi HsTfi philco, advance de-
sign, $50. Call 10; s-71l0 Sunday
RaEFRIGERAToR, aa RsiT L + N wesEaass' eE. Gu. IT,;
offer. oW. $3.50, o till s.
ssne. plus sISe cabinets, iii fittings. H $$sSS
RRiSsR.SoR VT 2ssR SSns, snd eoIasnsi syes: cubic
Il; s.fSsEE' seTS good condition best offer
REFRG., Eiectrolux. good running
REFRIGERATOR. Westinghouse, 8
1;, Gu; #, never used dao still in crate,
REi Ei issS..aroi. aensss "a. Ga. cSso commercial,
cond. s. sacr.fice. si Wo. 1lsi 1914. Y'' N'''
REFRIGERATOR - Leonard: Good
econdd. 8 Gu. it.. 1898 model. TR.
RiEqFiRsiiGERAToR, If le4s oE, IT, r.. out
S165. GE console radio-p -phonograph
IL good working order. $40. OIL
REFsiGERAroRs. coldspo,,- s Gu. IT.,
new motor, new cond,.. $s5; GE, 4
RfRPRiGRsATSk.o aHP Sails 1o4s, VI sa asfs r. Ad
sanday only: I0-5: AID. 1904.
perfect condition; S145 each. Can
e pm, ssen 81 gh MSasss Sstsss from 8 a4t a.@; to
sShSslVasdsoTT; SS q p sood condition; $50 $50,
REFRiG.. GENERAL MOTORS, ant,
size; good cond.; S75. RA. 6l89.
REfRIGERaToak.e Iis 1iEsS,T ase Reiv,nstor. RT 1s4o
10 Gu. it.. full-length door, 40-lb'
offer. OIL. 4145. @22
REFlsIGhAtATOl., WESTINGHOUSE, y
cu,-dt., excellent condition. $50. WO
REFRiGERAToR. 2 Gu. IT,. oE. Is
lbs. ceepfreeze, excel. cond.. reas.
REPRIeafAHTd5iGE.e IPi asEa Hs5iGEe coldspot :; 81 #
fgli.width freezer, 8 yrs. old. Price,
RUG, s5,I: wool. wilton, 7xe: beige and
RRPRrSesxrsSdkS, iRPf sGess rsdS F4isidaiSs "a; I9sS
day. CAN 10. 9-S553. ~ "
:. SxlS tan broadioOm. ssS. Ia. 1i9s. GSS.
e0nd,; $ Gu. IL; $50. RA. 81 ssSss' Ho
REFRIGERATORS-Late models. S25
. 50 month. ALLISoNS. open until
pm. 2209 14th st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR, new 8 Gu. #. GE.
Meyer used. Reasonable. Cali Lo,
REFRiS.. coldspot, 1850 model; ex.
, chest; sls; 4;year warranty. IA. s-6Ss4
REFGR.. Ssrvel. 7-cu IT. gas (bottle
or naturall; used mos; cost S345,
Sesrirr sssT; f9r S225 s;s,, Or best offer. Write
RErRiGERkToR. fSi Crosby I.s qsnyssi shelvador
isas: S4@s sseii Hirh%ood hasS Srivs srSs' Sc, Tw
REFRIG.. 80 de luxe. GE, s Gu. #.
new coma. 6616 Wilson blvd, Falls
Church, Apt. 101. TV antenna with
10 t. mole. Best Offer.
REF Westinghouse. small,
rncd c.1d. in. $50, GE, 8S32.
RLFRiGERA!lTOR: l'.ts Philco. 8 Gu; fl;
REFRIGERATOR. Kelvinstor%' 20 4 ri
It so" 'T s-s05i.
REFRIGERATOR, GE. good cond.
So coil Il. aS47.
RANGE, electric, L. a. H., equip. with
light and warming drawer; good
ccnd. LA, 8-445O.
|REFRiGERATOR. Coldspot. o Gu. II. /;
washing machine; metal porch
chairs; porch rugs and shade; Dor
myer elec. mixer; phono. with cylin-
der records; chair (cluh); liv. rm
and stair GARNET OF rSon
Evening star., 1951-04-22

hoohNO CO.
Rear 1850 Irving st. NV. NO. 1900
REFGR:-9.'-ft, standard Admiral;
$40; asking $sio. JE. S-Si15. '''
Hs4S%s sIs sEIsfsSs s:sg :qet RsE ryS fpSF
kfFk1GEkAroRasH Ri Jig Sfa n rs Is: Il 5ranansa ssqsG
1925. MI. 2103.
RoAsTER. server and coffee pot;
Suardianware; reasonable FA. 1908.
b6r.osadl.oom, 6.osol.S yith pad; S75; 3-pe,
RUG. blue gray, Sts 9xis so'' practically rae alL
new: s. 8. RE. 4914 all day sun.
weekdars after 1:30 pm. ~
RUG, Sx12' fine cond.. S35. 10
RUG. India Drugget, sx1e, reversible
slsan saI and in good condition. Wo,
RUG, good quality. 9x1a, rose. blue
beige; with pad; $50. Electrolux
cleaner. all attachments, SIS, Lounte
chair. $40. CH. 6533.
RUG. rust broadloom. by 10. good
condition, S35: record cabinet, solid
madnSogany, three shelves. S25. WI.
RUGS. beautiful Oriental hand-made
cheap at closing-out prices; cash
and an carry; Sat. and sun. only. 10-6.
RUGsSSx1s, sx1o. exit: mirrors;
ssel ssmps; Wo s1lSys5ware' aSS5, VIOLIN agp drsages
RUGS. Oriental. all sizes and makes;
savings 100000. NAzARiAN BR6s
33ls p st. NV. DU. 400.
RuGS, imported Persian Oriental
design; heavy closely woven fol
g9ood wearing: 9xl2 $40 SO: sxl !
MxYSSrRs s'sH soS s'ss' ess sEoDSr $. priced
throw rugs. all same style; enc
tables, high chair. baby tenda. steril.
RTGs l1eT best st,s SeT ,ita, ~ s-S3Ss &;',s
vacuum cleaner. SH. O206.
RUGS-2 summer reversible India
aa-o2; Just cleaned. $40 each. EN-
RtiGs. ex1e. $s5; broadloom, iden.
tc"i, Ok :. 9-12. brand rev Make
ofter. Must dispose. AID. s647.
Az. peri copd.. $50. 5l5 ogieShorpt
RHesSAner.. o~iertr,s. Fp~astans
tsyTSSs tyS sxl5 and scatters, sIs9 ane
dailion center. sos; Chinese scatters m
eiise. oR. aoss. coz i'n. Reasonable
RUGS (21. 9x15. sx11. matching vii,
pad; beautiful beige pattern, peri
cond., S45 and $50; vacuum, Eu
reka, S12; radio-phono 1851. S45
rugs (2l,. 9x12, SIS ea. Addini
mach. $50. HC. 1850.
RUGS. hall or stair wool runner,
yds. by "a In. S30.; ovals, 4 by 6 fl
and small. SIS; gxI2 1T. wool, $40
AL wine color. Occ. chairs, $40; low
/ seat, $50; lamps, slat door. AID
lRuGs. 8. winter; Singer sewing ma
chine, Eureka vacuum cleaner
/ drapes. dressers. music cabinet
! fit table and chairs. EN-. S537.
RUGS-Ftne, imported Wilton carpet
4 rich. wine snlid color: In two pieces
9 by II and 8 by 12: excel. cond.
4 complete with pads. SOS. Call OR
| 921 after $50 pm.
RUGS-Gulistan. 9x12, excel. corid
4 Axmin., new. 41ax6; compl. dinner
| set, cut glass; new twin bedspreads
pillows: HOLLYWOOD double bed; col
springs; African violets. etc. LO
saw. 10-inch bench and stand: shop,
built Of steel except piywood TOP
SAW t16-in. and joiner. 8-in. comb. J
4 30x54 in. saw table top; 2 extrt
! blades for ea.: 3 h.p.s 110-220 mo
tor; $261: CH. .s601. -22
SAX0PHONE-E flat alto: exceilen
condition; $110; JU. 1885. -22
Evening star., 1951-04-22
FARM 9 GARDEN

CHINESE CHESTNUTs, blight-re-
slstant: early-bearing. Trees meke
beautiful shade trees and bear de-
liclous, sweet chestnuts. Successfully
grown from Maine to Florida. Two
to 3 It; trees. Special offer. No.
Write for free copy 56-page plant.
ing guide in color. offering complete
assortment fruit trees, nut trees,
berry plants. grape vines and orna.
mental plant material. Salespeople
wanted. WAYNESBORo NURS.
ERIES. Waynesboro. Va.
TOPSOIL from dairy farm; $5 I'd. In
10y, 5,yd ioads del. Engleside IL.
5-ton load, $50; top SOIL, SO; :
tons. S35. Phone Ashton, Nd, 3158
or 1850.
SERVICE, pruning.
planting, .transplanting, soddins.
lawns made and renovated. tree
work. f1agStone walks, cement walks
and driveways. W, C. WALKER, SH.
1890.
NEW FERGUSON TRACTOR and i'm.
plements, Used tandem disc harrow.
pictSp Sop'OB BaleI I'm New pos spriased anf Ga's
and 3-h,p. garden tractors. Davis
ssEJsET's s6PPEY, INC, Ashton
NEW EQUIPMENT. H. c. Cub
Super A and C tractors, plows, cul.
tivators. discs. grader blades. load.
spreaders, balers. forage harvester,
drills, Brillion grass seeders, wagons,
wagon bodies. elevators, hammer
mills. shelters, mixers, milk COOL
ers, cream separator, Louden barn
equip. parts and serv, MALsoeNEY'S.
NALL CHAIN SAWS, new and useds
parts and service. MAIONEYS,
INC. Silver SPRING. SH. 1880.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1951-04-22

PHnPs fo a-ssso gsss9line' u or / inch pipe.
PUP. Myers, 81 stroke; head and
motor. 177, 2h". galvanized pipe
and rod, 2A' working barrel; $500.
Also g., 10' bronze screen optional,
PhGns Engleside. Va. All.
oUtLTs; ~. VI. hs6S s5ss aODliaued and quilt
RACKS (4J. greetings cards. excel
cali no. ia16. HsS eSsSs
RADIATORS. furnaces. pipes. valves,
9n burners oil tanks. BLOCKS.
saito. sSfS N ave' St va VA 500 E9. 7sos 4sld
RADIO. Zenith armchair console;
excel. cond.; best offer. LU. 4-706S
RADIO, table model Emerson, Ions
and short wave; sold new for over
Sl0O; special low price with guar
BROKERS 'vi ExcHANdE' ThAnEiESS s1a p4"S- 8 81
NV, RE. 6199.
RADIO, Magnavox. 1947, model 1871
3; in storage for 2 yrs; $150 or best
RADIO. National. I10-A recvr., $40;
yolt 9sIG $40 zsnstb snpDiy; $l5; 500 800
watt tfansmitter. $40, etc. Trans
formers. coils, parts at your price
Axe. WA. 1880.
RADIO, Signal Tracer, new, will sell
IN intelasaed sTaae i9r signal generator Alse
similar receiver. NO. 1880. III
RADIO victrola combination record
RADIO FFoRs s4MS AMATEtRs@oMete9Tsa Mtj S5o M9a
short wave sets. textbooks, code
Sell cheap as a lot. IA. 2477.
RADIO, Motorola. for car. $l2. CO.
RANGE, gas, modern 4-burner. whit.
ssnTapeel; aes so oven heat control; $50
RADIO -PHoNoGRAPH. Motorola. FIN.
AM with changer, apt. size, fin,
cond., S65. 81. 2416.
RADI0-PHON0. COMB, Crosley sole
mah;. beautiful cabinet. S160. EN-
RADIo-vIcT. COMB. f,r. model, En-
pi&fR pA@NBRokERs. .sss mSSs1 sn1y I1oo
RANGES. Hotpoint electric, fully auto
matte; new. in original crates. Build
e s55s has I left .SxT; oysr; sell at his cost o.
eaNGE; eonStcn WesssipshGSss s es good asss ySFkn'
RANGE. Frigidaire, electric. eoi ike new
Cali ia. S-4239.
RAILING. wrought iron, 40-ft. x "a
IL, high, S12. 1921 seth st. Sc
RECoRDER-webster Chicago wir,
recorder; excellent condition; guar
anteed: $69. 30. PEERLESS PAWN
BEokERs : 3 pE i ExcHANoE, * 01a D St
RECORDER, tape, Bell; new, cos
Sls6: sell Sl50. Phone LoWERl
RncokDERs. e 81 aaSs. we5stef gi Wlr. record
ers (portabie easel. S85. complete
New demonstrator, SI25. Renta
recorders and p. A., S5,. up. CO
RECORDs-Large selection: Red Seal
4 Ga:uso, Scott MeCormick. eA. so
.hyn;. l In nv. Ex. 0646 Sun;
fEcoE1s5HTs Is Ssre EasoSS s6s 6sa9gs5 ss
REp9cING III MacHfSE np HSIHmSla 81 re-, Ss,slth
sbie: THE sattleereek. n Jo. ass5ss ssSSs
REFRIGERATOR. 7-ft. Admiral new
saaS EitsSe .ser ter cash. sl75. RoekSyJiii SJ
RER REFRysESAToR, rrisidaire. ss 81 Gu
IT., 1851 model. Brand.new. neve
used. Retail price. S244; sacrifice
$40 cash. XII. s-366l, between
REFRlG,, GE de. luxe; 10 IT.. dbl
door; still Grated orig. guar. S4Si
lREEkIGEkATOR, WESTINGHOUSE.
sSnditjono sSi iii s iss trsSsG sSSGa Food rgnnin,
Heishts.n HiHdetiaoni Md. 200. 0soS . ST. capito
REFRG., cleo, good cond., 8 GU. It.
Il $75., Furr., Ape. living room SET
couch; 3 chairs; S1Q0. sH. 2474. :
!; REFRIGERAT0R, GE; very good con
I Sition. s-cn.-ft. capacity; 500. Du
REFRiGERAToR, 'ss Norse. cheaay
Crr VI. 1868.