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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-28
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gen, es su bintcrtrciben, niiroe
@eltoeutlhlanb iic) entid,lichcn,
DfilitarperbGnpe fir Sic ueplonte
9tOrbatlontifpaft 9lrnee bereit s,r
itellen. Die Sbee Der Neutralit1t
lheine lpeniQer su;uiu0en. oo piien-
bar miro. DuE lold) cine Eplitif in
Die Aolnbc Der 8pmmlniiten ipielcn
lpiirbe. Sn ieiner Napioreoc bier
ia0te CT. bic 9tl,iien ictten allcs
naron. ullsQelomn1en militGriid,c
sl0ureliiol, INN Seutihlunn sll
ihrem oroRten Srabanten I'll MAIDEN.
Gr perlrteilte Die ruiiiihe Saftif
in SltoeutichlanD uno iaate, Moss
fau perllld)e, ben Nillen bes oeut=
lhen Tolfes ;u brehcn. esu ser So=
lpietsone lperOe iebe befannte EoIi=
ieiltaotsmetbpoe allaepenhet Inn pos
Tolf 'll lnltcriod)en. 9iuHIonD mpllc
Seutld)lono sll einem Srabanten
MAIDEN. benn aon, europa fDnnte
nonn aealuunaen peroen. iih III I'M
ternerfen.
ocnbcn. - 9tid1toiiotiide nt,t=
aliecer bes gritiiden Neifs per=
iprohen &affen uno Solboten. Inn
GroBbritarmien su belfen, ocn 81
reihcn, aber id6lpahen Mittcloiten
aeNen sNareiiion sll perteihiacn. Sos
Gerlprehen uaben 9luitralisu. Ncll-
leeluno, SiIoairifa unn sic Sronfu.
Ionic Siiorbooeiien in slirita ali
elmer &oufereni Der &ebrminiter
bes Hcid,cs in Spnom. Ionohu mar
nurd, cincn gcobodter pertrctcn.
Gcnlon. Snnien llnn Eofiitun nah.
men iepoh niht tell. oa lie es obs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-28
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Nas crbalt Der Scaiinitigtc uno
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sluf @rlmo icncr Stcucrn, sic
Sic unS Sbr arbeitseber, be5u. Oic
Ser ielbitdnOig Satise 5ablt, nm sic
Sergiinitieunaen ser sllters. unO
Sinterblieb liebenenperitberuug 5u ct.
lungcn, erbdlter Sic 5lueiiadcn Scr.
iicherunesihus. gritens crboIten Sic
Die monatlid) idligc Geuiionsrente
fir iid) ielbit uuo Shre ;Samilie, Tolls
Sic i'm Sitter bon 50 Sobren in Sen
9ibeltalto treten. 3pcitens erbGlt
Slre Famillc cine Monatsrente im
Sale Sbres Mblcbens. lteberbies er.
balt Shre Sumille eilen 9auihalbe.
traa iiir Sen Sooesfaa, um sic
gegr1bnlsfoiten gu befcn..
Die &nbcitanSspcnIon.
8cnn ein Seriidertcr inn Hllter
Don 65 Sabren ODER in ei1enl ipitc.
rcn 3eltpunft in ben 9iubeltonO
trItt, bann erbGlt or iolacnoeS:
I. Die Iltcrsreute, sic oent Ser.
llper1en mi MubeltanN 6urullt.
=. Sie Nente iiir Oic Gbegattin,
Die lie Damn erbGlt, iaus ouh lie oas
sllter BON Go Sabrcn erlanat bat
oSer ialls lie finger lit oann, oils
ne tilr elm llperbeiratetes 3ino obpr
ainSer oes in sen Aubeitano @ctrc.
tenen 81 iorsen bat.
3. Die Nente fir Sen Gbeaattcu,
Die elnem gbegatten zines meiblid,en
VerIid)erten i'm aIter pon 65 Sab.
rem gejabIt miro, Ious Tie suninbeit
liir Die SGlitc ieincs llnterbaltes ~
Ioracn bate.
4. Die 8cntc iiir cin ainb, bas
leoem unperbeiratetcn ainoc. iiir oas
Scr SerIiherte su iorgcn bate, ac.
jablt miro, bis es IS Sabre alt miro.
Die @edjte Der Sinterbliebenen.
Sm Sale oes slblebens oes Der.
liberten Werftatigen, meroen iolaeu.
De getrase sur slusihiittuns ae.
bradt:
1. Sie &inoerrente, Sic ieoem I'M.
oerbelrateten, pirtihaitIid nid,t
lelbltdnoi9en ainOe ocs Teriid,erten
bis gum sllter BON 1S ;sabren aeioblt
miro.
>. 0ie Hcnte ser Mutter, sic Ser
Wltpe Scs Seriiberten ooer ieincr
aeldleSenen Jrau geiablt miro, 10.
lon9e lie fiir iein &inH i'm Sitter
bon menlaer OILS IS Sobren 81 ior.
gen bat. Die seid)ieoene ssrau erbdIt
o1ele Vegiinitiguns MIR oann, iaas
Der Serii'berte aui 8runo zines @e.
rlhtsbeld)lnlies ooer elmer aeridbtli.
hcn Vercinbaruns sunlinoeit iiir sic
Saltte oes ltnterbaltes OieIer ;sroll
81 ioraen bate.
3. Die Wittuenpeniicn, oe Scr
Wltlpe oes Geriiferten ae;nbIt uirb.
menn lie ons sllter bon 65 ,sobreu
erreid1t.
l.. Die Veniion bes Eitpers bie
9ejoblt ptro. menn Der Witper 65
Sabre alt lpirh. porausaefest, onb
ole perliberte 5rau juminoeit oie
Sdlfte ieines llnterbaltes beitritteu
bat.
5. Die geniion Ser GItern, Sic SEN
e!fern elnes ycriidlerten ee,ahlt
MIRO, Ia0S lie i'm 9IIter bon G5 Sab.
rem Iteben, uorau3geiest. oaB Der
'yer'terte 5uminoeit fiir ole SdIfte
lbres llnterbaltes aeiorat bat. Iieie
elternpenion miro nur oailu be.
5ablt. iaas ser Veriihcrte feline an.
oeren ,san'ilicnmitalicSrr beiitt. sic
d'lm Henienbcjus bereHtiat iino.
Evening star., 1951-11-23

|gency. 1t becomes increasingly
important. It can release q great
variety of work skills possessed by
thousands of housewives and re-
tired persons who are not avail
able for full-time employment.
Thus many full-time workers can
be drawn into more essential or
demanding jobs without COM
|pletely disrupting the many busi-
ness and social services which a
highly -geared community ex-
poets"
About a third Of the total, the
survey showed. were employed
part time in department and other
retail stores, but hospitals. sani-
tariums, clinics. adult education
agencies, eating and drinking
places and social agencies also
employed this type Of worker, the
bureau declared. But relatively
few were found in banking and
Evening star., 1951-11-23
Boys 10 See Demonstration By kensington Firemen

The Kensington Volunteer Fire
Department will demonstrate its
firefighting techniques and equip
|ment for boys in the area tomor-
ROW to mark the opening Of the
departments drive to organize a
Boys Club.
The program will get UNDER
way at. 8 am. with first aid and
resuce drills. followed by a fire.
fighting exhibition. At II am.
the ladies' auxiliary will provide
lunch for the visiting youngsters.
In the afternoon, the firemen
will take 80 boys to Byrd Stadium,
Evening star., 1951-11-23
MANY Skls Found Available For Industry on Part lime Basis

!. The Labor Department said to.
[day that "the wealth Of skills anc
experience available to business
and community agencies on a part.
time. but not a full-time. basis Il
Impressive"
Thousands Of housewives could
be utilized in business and in
|dustry on part-time work. the
W0men's Bureau declared on the
basis of a survey in 10 cities, in
cluding Richmond. Va.
Evening star., 1951-11-23

Less than a third Of the 1885,
establishments visited in the sur
lvey used women regularly on part
time schedules. said the bureau
But they all employed women ex-
ltensiyely as full-time workers.
Miss Frieda S. Miller, director
lof the Women's Bureau, said:
l''Part-tin1e work is a long-estab-
|lished practice in many business
firms and community agencies
|but, during this period Of emer-
Evening star., 1951-11-23

other financial establishments,
Libraries. advertising, letter service
and sales promotion, museums. art
galleries. opinion polls. market
research. medical and dental
laboratories and In lawyers and
real estate Offices, the survey
disclosed.
In another announcement, the
department said the average work
week Of production workers in
manufacturing plants declined
slightly between mid-September
and October.
Evening star., 1951-11-23

College Park, to see the University
of Maryland play West Virginia.
Department officials said the
group intends to sponsor similar
events In the future to interest
residents of the community In the
need for a Boys Club.
Evening star., 1951-11-23
Legion Council to Meet

The Council of American Legion
Posts. Arlington, will meet at 8
pm. Monday in the Shirlington
Community Room Of the Filene
Coop Store, 4025 South Twenty
eighth street, Arlington.
Evening star., 1951-11-23
START PAYING
next YEAR!

"Tv Al" makes h so cosy for you 10
own New, More POWERFUL Motor
ola ~ with his speeiol xmos loy-awoy
Budget plan. Make smoll deposit on
your selection when you bvy-eomplets
the down payment and get delivery on
or before Christn1os NO FURTHER
PAYMENTS TIL FEBRUARYl
Evening star., 1951-05-19
Marriage License Applications

and Mildred sneed. 25. a025 Rosedale
Curtis : Lewis, 2s, Alexandra, va. and
iiam Hssn as soas 1s bsd5 lsaI ynyood " g. se n
and Esseli Marshall. 10, s37 9th st. ne.
Owen. Robinson. 30, Takoma Park, Md,
oeorge EuSanks, ~. 1914 18th st. ne,
and Merry Reeves, 20, st. Petersburs'
y .5 aSs, y ,ss % eRS Wizard Ess,p z, ssyon
Noel Bride, "a. 1895 Legation st. NV,
and Jeanne Hoover. n. 5415 Connecti-
cut ave. NV.
Edwin Hartman. 80. 1416 Foxhall rd
NV; and Florence Johnston, 80, 3155
peter Mr diioss Pliassn' ss g. giss 4th st. ne and
Teresa dayalin, q. Front Royal. We.
William McCluskey. 81, Derby, Conn.
and Susan Gagain, 90, Milford, Conn.
Raymond Sherwood. 22, Annapolis, Md,
and Lenna Barker, 25. 80 New York
ave. NV.
Weldon sorrells. 80. and Nancy Cochran.
"a, both Of Arlington. Va.
sn syesse rsT 2 s gsasy Ioat
Leonard Mulbry, "A. Norfolk. Va. and
Eleanor Michelet, 21, 1881 California
james sss asas %%s Miller Hi 20 ss A!f'q .sis Gn2.s ys
NathsanIei ihns I'll Tis Harrison. 80, 141s 18th st.
NV, and Estelle Gentry. "a. 1877 Ran
doiph pl. NV.
Henry schwartz r., 32. 6501 14th st.
NV. and Marearet McMillion, 3a. 2o32
Martha Dampier, 70. a3i5 Lincoln
rd ne.
Evening star., 1951-05-19

Under d. c. lGtD, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. t0ait three tul days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
ana S9"as jane Riley t. caaHy s11S
Alien Moore 81. 300 18th st. ne, ant
Gertrude Roughton. %. 3454 oath st
Alfred Peterson. s5.- -Hyattsyille.. Md. ant
san IosEsnsss ,s 6 81 "a S,sa,Is end Marss.et Miller
FreGerick si AdIer. ea s49i Mount It Piessan,
st. NV. and Melva Diehl %. 3409
Mount Pleasant st NV.
Asd ss '9sh snoxa 1i lsa ss eSgcogsn Wssnst.T st T
p.se pp:we; and aMndd Alfredo Powell. 81. COLLEGE
and Annie wells. 81. s32 Madison st.
sheridan Bssoss, as e, Hysttsyille; Md. and
clefsnes Msaase cFsssn s@ah' ls1S t. Sc e: and
NV. and Theola Miller, %. Beloit. Kans
Jethro Tisdale. 25, and Dorothy Wright
David Dr RuckSoltz. 81. MT. Rainier. Md,
and Audrey Grissby. 20, 1927 Lyn-
Joseps sa5s Rl wood, 90, a5 Beaver Heights, Md.
, 1951-12-18
Christmas
ID E A L S

The ~sacredness and rich beauty
of the entire Christmas Season
are r~everently reflected in each
of its colorful pages.
A treasured collection of Christ
mas beauty and inspiration that
will be cherished for many years
to come.
The perfect Christmas remem
brance gift for young and old alike.
We have just received a limited
supply of these exquisitely beau
tlful books, and none will be
available after they are gone
SO please come in soon and see
a copy.
Priced at only $3.50 per copy
complete with mailing container.
, 1951-12-18
AN OPEN LETTER
to all interested parties espe-
ciallY to members of the
ST. R o LABOR

Ladies and Gentlemen, Fellow
members of the st. Croix La
Dor Mon. You must have
heard that the election of Of
ficers for our organization
will be held in this month, yes
it should, according to the con-
stltution there is to be a gen
eral election of all it's officers,
and who all are DESTROYS of
taking part to be one of the in
coming officers, should now
come forward.
1t is true that we lack lead
ership but, who will come out
and let the people hear them,
and them judge for them
selves? It seems as if all pros
pective candidates, as I should
call them, are afraid of some.
thing, which they should not
be. For if they have in mind
to work to reestablish the con-
fdence of our people in their
organization and to uphold it's
dignity they have got nothing
to fear but themselves.
So let them join the Labor
Union only at so cents en-
trance fee, and Is cents dues,
with a written application,
signed by two members is all
| know. And until then, I'll be
seeing you.
FRITZ MNpprc
, 1951-12-18
announcement

We are glad to announce
that, effective at once, the Vir-
gin Islands National Bank will
cash and otherwise negotiate
without any charge what
.soever all
Q presented at its
counters if issueb by either of
the following:
American Express Company
The National City Bank of
New York
Bank of America, National
Trust and Savings Asso-
citation
VIRGIN IsLANDs
NATIONAL BANK
December 5, 1851
, 1951-12-18
Anrl
A Very Special Greeting Booklet

A Very Special Greeting Booklet
Cost no more than a quality
greeting card. Forty beautiful
pages. Contains reproductions of
finest religious art in full
natural color-selected Yuletide
poems-songs-scripturaI readings
thoughts to add to the deep
religious significance of the
Christmas story.
Priced at only soc per copy
with colorful mailing envelope.
On sale at
, 1951-12-18
To My Potrons

It is with regret that, due
to my health I am unable to
carry on my Grocery Business
and have decided to discon-
tinue from December 81, 1851.
Through this medium l ex-
tend hearty thanks to my
friends and the general public
for their patronage accorded
me during my 38 years in
business.
A R F. FROSS
December 3, 1851
, 1951-12-18
lNIER-ISLAND ATHLETIC MEETS

QUITE a few years of dormancy, the inter-island
athletic meet between the high schools of St. Croix and Saint
thomas, IS about to be resuctated. P .lanS are now being com
Pleted tor the resumption of this important activity some time
between May and June of next year, and it is anticinated that
these events will be held regularly from then on.
FOR H contribution the inter-island athletic competi-
ton made to goodwill and friendship between Crucians and
st. Ihomians in should never have been permitted to die.
Initiated in the late 1905, these activities were responsible
tor the dissipation of dstrust, suspicion and enmity which at
that time kept these two islands poles apart. OF course, the
relation between the two municipalities are not anything to
boast about, but there has been a marked improvement, and
able to these sport events. Friendships which were developed
then still exist, in many cases and as a result there is greater
understanding and respect for each other.
THERE IS nothing like the interisland activity to pro-
mote craftsmanship and team work. And let us not forget
that the youths who match their skill and endurance on the
playing field today will, in the years to come, be occupying
positions Of leadership in all phases Of community life. When
tn time comes for them to work together in the service of the
people they should not have to labor under the handicap of
unfamiliarty with, and ignorance of, each other.
IT IS OUR hope that as time goes by other useful cit
zen-building activities will become a part of these annual in
ter-island functions. Specifically, we, believe that there is room
for the introduction of debating. There are students who are
MT proficient in sports, but who are interested in actively
participating in interisIand activities. They could also con-
tribute a great deal to inter-island amity. And let us not con-
fine such activities to the school. There are things that adult
groups, not related to any governmental enterprise, do to pro
mote better understanding and good will.
, 1951-12-18

FRITZ r
Member, t.Croix LaborUnion
, 1951-12-18

N1RRRARRRaRRRRRE
Evening star., 1951-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ooS lamp ao4 y rT p.sis sst sVs spd eSay Aea
FURN.@s beautiful cherry chests.
small vacuum, elec. fan, elec. FIRE
black rue. call OR. os52. Iii
sALE-Brand-new. bet
ter grade bedroom. din. room. liv.
rm, from unclaimed freight and
factory samples. etc, at great saw
ings for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG. 460 New York ave. NV
Daily. 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 4310,
FURNITURE - Special sale; studio
couches, sofa beds, S22, $29, S35,
$50; all completely sterilized. Beds,
S5. $40, S12. Coil springs, ST, SO.
Twin beds, SIS. $25, $29, S35 pair
1nner-spring mattresses, S12. SIS,
SO. Lounge chairs, $40, S15, $25.
Boud. chairs. SIP. Set 18th Century
din. rm. chairs. $50. Feudal oak
9-pc. din. I'm. suite, $50. Bargain.
Drop-leaf tables. S29. Breakfast
sets, $25. Rock maple 5-pc. dinette
set. $40. New hide-a-bed-type sofa,
$l79, save 500. Secretary. $50.
Knee-hole desks, $29, S39. Chests,
$40. $15, SIT, $l9. Mirrors and
lamps, bargains. Rug bargains, S5,
$40, SIS. $25. Domestic Oriental,
S49 Some extra-large broadloom.
cheap: Rug pads, 81; 3-pc:, 18th
Century bedrm, set, $69; End. lamp
sS snS COFFEE 4es. tables So S. ST. $50 $40
SHOP. i74s ffshSsa, L St. NV, RE Re. aS9E sSsI.
daily 10 to 6; Fri, 10 to 8 PM pm:
Sum- ] to &
Evening star., 1951-02-09
HELP DOMESTIC

c13a oser heip eSsf Kept wGTk own rm Sma and f bat
must have excel. local refs; liberal
sal. plus bonus. EN-. 100 for ap-
cooKlG.H.w., eS5isaGsfiw to, live in; young col;
every Other the sGsi s6si off, must like ehil- "a
CooK-G e G.H.W.@5la-day wk.. live in;
SyeS sf aRdpsn SRsisirss ss E 5R faaaF' gsa loPa
COOK AND HOUsEKEEPER, white.
live in, private home, 3 in family;
refs. required; excellent pay. Box
coHPEE diiPEi iSSii To- live in and do household
duties; conv. location; refs. required.
G'HW.4Any nights. Sat. or Sun. off;
room. board. small salary, to q kind,
for Ihs-yr-oid DAUGHTER and do light
housework in apt. Call AP. 1879.
G.HW.; must live IN; room and batn
provided; S25 wkly. Call WI. 4537.
G.H.w:, dependable; exper;:, live sedn in'
GH.W.-Live in, fond Of children;
no cooking. Bendix,. dryer and dish
washer. ia. 2-6424., 10 .
";hlls5 Children 5z-day Wk.. SIS. Ju. &.
G.HW.. good plain cook; live in, good
salary. GE. 1905. III
G.H.W., reliable colored woman to
live in. must be fond of children,
pvt. rm and. bath. Recent local
refs. Good salary for exper. woman.
Call IA. $500. 10 =,
HELPER, white, for g.nw. in small
convalescent home: room and board
salary Sligo 1858. 9s
HOUSEKEEPER-Whi middle-aged.
to cook and be companion to elderly
mother; S12 per week, Sunday and
holidays of; no laundry. TU. 0122.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. middle-aged
to cook and do light housework for
and holidays of; no laundry, Cal
~. 0l22. 67o0 N. Capitol st. "a
Evening star., 1951-02-09
FARM 8 GARDEN

MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used
FRac FRsets siiRer aRe seTybs sseTytee dMALoNEYs
budded; 5 to s inch. ready utnf, to bloom 5uii
red, white or pink; ST each or s for
THE AMERICAN PLANT FooD &C. g
USED EoUIPMENT-New Holland
bale loader. II. M. 81 cultiyatori tn
manure loader, A tractor. Wisconsin
engine: garden tractor and drill.
.MaAsLoMEYS, NJ INc4 Silver Spring,
NE%' Ma' fai EaufR&fNr-1 ffs2s H G cun
spreader, corn shelter. hammer mill
snow plows. grader blades. manure
leaders. plows, discs, movers, gas
engines. power units. mixers. milk
waeons and saws. Briilion III fIsivis, grass
seeders, new Idea spreaders. wagons,
elevators. Turner saw mills. Louden
barn equipment. parts and service.
IA. MMdALeNEYsSs sM ssaso NC Silver Spring.
LOIS AND LANDS CLEARED, wooo
utilized. trees topped and removed
Walks Sai terraces. Sa 0ds4 fIse
places retaining. walls. pipe drain
MkaKsTiniec!9; koesTiile s5ss Rockville Md Phone
COMPLETE HOME APPLE ORCHARD
COLLECTION, consisting Of s trees
furnishing fruit from earliest to
latest as follows: One each Fairly
Red Bird, Yellow Transparent. Sum-
mer Yellow Delicious, Maiden Blush,
Red Delicious. and Virginia Wine
sap--an six trees, 8 to 4 #. size
Special Offer No. 7-0-S6.s5, Post
paid. Write for free copy 55-page
Planting Guide in color, offered by
yirginia's Largest Growers of Fruit
Trees. Nut Trees, Small Fruits and
Ornamental Plant Material. Sales
people wanted. WAYNESBORO
NURSERIES, Waynesboro, Virginia.
AVAILABLE for immediate delivery;
new Ferguson tractors and imple-
ments. Also. l used tandem disc
and 11a-h.p. Eshelman garden
tractor. SEIBEL'S SUPPLY. INC,
Ashton 1886. Ill
PLANT SHADE TREES. shrubs and
all other nursery stock now We also
specialize in sodding For free esti-
mates. call LYONS NURSERY.
6102 Ager road Hyattsville Md.
Tel Warfleld 4756 or Union 1886
PRUNE AND FERTILIZE rose bushes
now; expert service; well-rotted ma
nure. WA. 1893. 10
TREES REMOVED and land clearing;
fully insured; any time. WI. 1929
Evening star., 1951-02-09

RUG, broadloom, app. 9x12, dusty
iIse' After 1t'r / pm. nuA.s OK. ssoss. '' "s'
RUG, 9 by IL. Chinese. Imperial
Manchu; very good condition. ST..
RUG. 9x12. natural color linen and
fibre. best offer. HO. 6151. Apt. 215.
Saturday am.
RUG. exla. Karastan Oriental, teal
blue background; excel. cond.; cost
5000; sell for S75. 81. s463. 10
RUG. 9x15. Bigelow rose, Correl pat-
sale price S225. UN. 1850. ii
RUGS, ORIENTAL, room and scat,
n7l5s RIG sHaoRs 2 Sa27 o1 18Th st. NV, na;,ws,,,,.
sell. moving. co. $3.50.
RUGS, imported Persian Oriental
design; heavy. closely woven fol-
good wearing: 9x12 S49.5e: Skill
$3.50: other sizes propor priced
MAYFAIR SHOP 1925 G st. NV
SEWING MACHINES. Singer electrics;
sale or rent. We also electrify al
makes sewing machines. Open ewes
S109 14th st. NV. CO. 2221.
Evening star., 1951-02-09

FLUORESCENT LIGHTS
36-in. commercial. $3.50 each. ACE
ne, LU. 10000. .
FUR COAT, silver fox, Y length;
FHkNACE. Of; 9sSS' coal fred. Perfect cona,-
tion Can Be sos seen sI e. 9 to ,tar at ~ N
fSSs1'y|aE s1sss7 'T Gu III is''' din ,fss
FTRNITuRE. moving to Los Angeles.
Vacuum cleaner. mirror. rollaway
sS,s SSS5 a6f srass 5sdo sndasRs Adsm
FURNfTURESsimmons divan, occa-
sional chair and end table, $50 COM
plsts; II! s-s959: III IL,
hawk rug. and mat. one end table.
Ma 5000. Ext. 1102. 10
FURNITURE. washing machine. lin:
TA' s2s ofos. f0s beds; reasonable: -1f Can
FuRNYTURE-English uRi lounge chair,
reup. in denim, .S65; modern love
seat reup. in striped sailcloth. $75:
Lawson sofa, S120: Lawson love
seat. 300 I-CuSnlon pdIrel Cua!I'
$40; solid mahog. butler table,
$3.50: channel back chair, Ses;
3-pc. sectional sofa, reup. in denim.
S140: channel back chair $50;
ottoman. 20 in. square, SO; Mr..
and Mrs. chest Of drawers. In ebony
or wheat color, $40. HOFFMAN,
UPHOISTERERS. 2447 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE, 10-pc. walnut dining
room set, good condition, S110; 4.
pc. bedrm. set with mirrors and
SIS. Call OIL. 21OS.
FURNITURE. 3-pc. mohair liv. rrn
suite: Q bedrm. suites. maple. oak
Il twin beds); refgr. GE. $3.50.
FURNITURE-Many pieces In excel
lent condition, including radio
phonograph, dishes. BLANKETS, pill
lows, and many other household
items: very reasonable; no dealers
Observation-Disclosures beds with
headboards, $50; mattress with boz
springs, S22; Mr.. Mrs. chest, ebony
black, $50; studio couch, S23; lounge
chair, S25; sofa bed, $39; breakfast
set, SIS; sofa bed and chair. $9S;
single mattress, S12; boudoir chair
$22; rug. S12; summer rug. So
AID. 0744. e
Evening star., 1951-02-09
OFFICE FURNITURE

We have purchased the majority Of
ONCE furniture of WASHINGTON Post
International Business Mach. Co..
other national firms. Desks; wood
steel file cabinets: lockers. safes
typewriters. adding machines, chairs,
tables. bookcases, other misc office
furniture. reconditioned. Priced at
savings up to 75% Free delivery.
free parking. MANHATTAN OFFICE
EQUIP. CO. 639 New York ave. n W.
OIL BURNER. excellent condition;
pHoNoGRsapHD pTHfesSDeGss Dk DkEc6ksibs a5si and radio
equipment; going out Of business
sale. LEGION RADIO AND RECORD
SHOP, 739 Sth st. s.e., FIR. 1896.
PHOTOGRAPHIC EoUIPMENT-Ko-
dascope. S-33 and case; Revere g.
nm. magazine load. turret head;
Craig rewinds; Kodak editing viewer,
S-mn model BIS: Craig junior
splicer; Retina 2, ~ Kodak Ektar
lens with case. filters. tripod. ETC.;
Solar enlarger. auto. focus; develop
ing trays, ETC.; 8-mm. Bell & Howell
movie camera; 1 Federal enlarger.
Owner recalled to active duty. 10.
8-77e2. Ill