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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
sEGNSTxPE san.S x,a;.ss.s late gTs caf SRS EssERS

STENOTXPE, late MODEL, Iec0ndt-
toned, guaranteed, S42.60 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 18th st
sTT;oSvE, wedgewood. 4-burner. gas;
good cond.: S25. XII. S-0957. -27
STOVE, 3S-inch Westinghouse elec.
3-burner. deep well, oven; reason.
able; washer also. WI. 04S2. pc
TABLE, mahogany drop-leaf; nigh
stand pedestal ironing board, pres
sure cooker, floor lamp, elec. heater
hand vacuum. Small window fan
spode Fairydale china. OR. 6404,
s6x36. Formiea tops; good
as new; S16 ea. II sold by lot o.
or school; Phone NO. .77S1. -2t
TELEVISION, Admiral 16-in. console
leaving town; good cond. Call AK
$500. Ext. 431. -26
radio-phono. combina;
tion. Motorola. 80 academy aware
model. l yr, old; peri. cond. Musi
16-inch National; pre-
cision tuning complete with Tenna-
Rotor, aerial. leads and custom
cabinet: Sl65. JU. 7-S942. --26
TELEvISION, famous make, beautiful
mahogany cabinet, 16-in. screen,
without doors $1S5.50, with doors
S19S.50; less than wholesale. Many
other nationally known sets al
equally drastic reductions. Easy
terms. COLONY RADIO, 61l9
GeorRia ave. NV. -26
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AIR CONDITIONERS
Sold-Rented-Serviced


A small deposit win assure of cool
summer. Call Ii. S-4112. r.. q. NJ.
REFRIGERATION CO. Authorized
(bonded1 Service Dealer.
ANTIQUE CLOCKs-20 shelf clocks;
Howard banjo; i cuckoo clock; all
in excel. cond. CHARLES JEWEL
ERS. 236 Penna. ave. Sc. FIR. Q055,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sofa. newly
reupholstered tapestry; oval mirror
to match. both beautifully carved;
exquisite armoire. hand carved,
copy OF an old museum piece; oil
tifully wood carved Florentine
framed, gilded; priced very reason
ably; only party interested In finest
piece Of art may call. SUM-. EN-
ANTIQUE SOFA. walnut frame. upSol.
in ref. velvet, excel. cond.; reas, SH.
1859 weekdays after g. -26
AUTO PARTS-h price Il you take
'em on yourself. 1000 Four Mile
Run rd. (near Shirlington Circle),
Saturday only (bring own toolsl:
BABY CARRIAGE, Thayer. used {
mos, $50. LO, 4-77SS or Ii. 3-5414
BABY CARRIAGE-Heywood Wake
feld; excel. cond.; reasonable. Ju
BABY CARRIAGE for sale; good eSnd
BABY CRIB, clothes, misc; sample
and yard goods. LA. 6-5S66.
BABY PEN. $40; baby car seat. $2S
Phone Ii. 7.Q236 after 5 pm. 30
BANQUET TABLE; mahog.. Duncan
Phyfe; extra leaves; S35. WA. 712S.
2SIS 63rd ave-, Chevsrly, Nd. -26
IN. S25. Fittings, new or used.
BLOCKS. 3056 NJ st., NV; NO: 7sOS
BATHTUBS. new. used, built IN, legs;
sinks, basins, toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO.. 22S7 Ga. ave. DE. $3.50.
BED, custom-made HOLLYWOOD, 5x6'6,
incl. spring and mattress. GE elec:
dual-control blanket. 4 sheets. All
almost new. Very reas. OR. 052o.
BED. youth. Brentwood. mattress and
springs complete, excel. cond.' $50
BED, double. with springs; vanity to
match. walnut; S45. Television;
BED-ofncer selling single bedstead,
mattress, coil springs, SO. ELECTRO
lux. SIS. JE. 3-S563. -26
BED, Murphy y-type, Roll-A-Way. and
mattress; good buy; $50. DU. S164.
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cATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

GRADE HEREFORDs, g cows with
calves. 2 sprinsers and 8 bred bred
and heller family milk type. Or.
STOCK CALVES, Hereford and
Angus, steers. and heifers: vacinated
). Il ILAudHLiS. sH. Si1z; Me. 1884.
NEW SHIPMENT Of shetland ponies
and saddle horses; 3 open hunters;
miles west Of Potomac, Nd, on
River rd. ct Piney Meeting House
ABERDEEN-ANGuS CATTLE and
Cheviot sheep Of size and quality,
selling $50 head in good farm con-
dition, September z. Write for cata-
logue. CHARLES W. WAMPLER &,
SONS, aarrisonburg. Virginia,
BUCKSKIN COLT, s yrs. old. 15
hands. Western show type, partly
highschooled, well hammered; guar
anteed sound. Call 10. 2-6403 Sat,
2-6 pm. or can be seen at LAZY
S RANCH, " mile below Andrews
Field hwy, on Marlboro pike. -26
ONE 21z-YEAR-OLD black angus bull,
registered with American Aberdeen
Angus Breeders Association. ME.
1896: ewes, WI. 6217. -27
BEAUTIFUL LARGE brown and white
spotted horse; high quality English
saddle and bride included; reas.
price Of $500. best offer will be
considered. $3.50 Meadowview dr..
Suitland. Nd. --26
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BEDRM. SUITE, 3-pc. maple, and 2
mattresses; / year old; S110. LU.
1-OOS1. 209 Ridge I'd. sc. -26 9
nnGC mirrors VANITY vanity bench; sacrifice
nSsSSM. SiSSM 9Ij PtRNf4uRE, ls2Si walnut AMI finlsh
excel. condition; dble bed. complete;
vanity and chest Of drawers; S65'
BEDRM. sUfiTTE. rock maple. twin
beds (complete). bureau. overhanging
gmig595oorS; bookcase chairs; $3.50 500 70
BEDRM. SUITE, mahogany; in excel
lent condition. Call Ju. $780,
BEDRM. SET. three-piecs lined oak;
BE6soSM 9faSOi siU1TEe. mahogany. 5.pe.,
reasonable. JU. s-4265. -26 :
BEDROOM SUITE, walnut double bee,
spring, mattress, dresser. chest OF
drawers; in ws excellent aiIS cOnoisiCn'
BEDROOM FURNiTUE~Dining room,
Roli-A-Way bed; maple set for den,
lamps, tables and mans cloSshins.
BSsT6ES; Ss5 IS Dsz;s; sZss as-in-' excel. sSnd.'
BICYCLES. Good condition. SIS each.
90 and 2S-inch. 1898 Rhode Island
ave. ne. in rear. Sunday only. -26
BICYCLE, large. girls; also boys
bike, size 16; BOTH good condition.
BICYCLE, girls, 27-inch; good con-
dition; $50. Call JU. S-4S07. .-26
BOILER, heating. hot-water; oil burn;
er; 275 al. tank. All fittings and
at S150. AID. 1886 or LU. 4-6319.
BOILER, NATIONAL: coal fred, water
or steam; Janitrol gas heat conyer-
sion unit; bucket-a-day coal stove
with tank; all 500. JE. 3-9360. ---26
BOXES-Nine big boxes, assorted;
decorating flags. 1900 SIND ave-,
Hillside, Nd. 10. S-7199. -26
BRlCKS-Face and common, l or Q
CO., MA, 1855, OF. 1900.
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SPECIAL SUMMER
WEEKLY RATES
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS
1st AND c SITS. NE.
AT. $500

COLORED-FRoNT ROOM. lovely,
people. On cariine, DU. 23I5. --25
COLORED-8l6 Goth ST. Me-; room
for couple or single person; privi-
leees, AT. 1914. 26s
coLORED-I4lO MORSE ST. Ne
Furn. front room for nice empl.
COL0RED-VERY NICE ROOM for
couple; only nice respectable couple
need apply. Ii. 6-62S3. --26
COLOREn-13I 18th ST. Ne
Neatly furn. dble. rm. for cple. or
girls; privils. Ii. 3-4225. Pa
beds; large back rm., sgle. beds; ne.
section; privils.; only nice empl.
girls need apply. HU. 1915. --26
OLORED-LOVELYR RM. for 2 wom-
en- or man and wife. Call LU.
1887. --26
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POULTRY. RABBlIs . EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. 6i9 X ct, NV
--W,sirthmore feeds bsby n6yo chicks
sCS SSuiSTHw NEW 1HRRRMlPssHIRE M RES RED pullets
will make good layers: 1.50 each
6-Week -old capons, 76c each. o, q
MAXWELL. Lanham, Nd, WA. 1916
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PIANOS - Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
signed, Baldwin built. BALDWIN euar-
anteed. Embodies features Of small
grand and upright; full Resonant
tone. Baldwin patented full-blow
action. lifetime durability. Available
IN wide selection Of eye-appealine
cases in mahogany walnut. light
oak. avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE At HUGO woRcH
925 G st. NV
Established 1 gro
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TIRES az. brand-new Goodyear Air.
ride; sizes, 6.70x16; S75. WA. S906
-26
TIRES AND TUBES. 4. used. 6.O0x16

AihES i4J. 9fauo.neW GoooyeRr AlE-
ride; sizes, 6.70x16; S76. WA. S9oe.
TIRES AND TUBES. 4, used, 6.OOx1e /.
Good for many miles. NO. 1924.
sembiies. SO You take EN- on. Oh
1000 Four Mile Run I'd. (near Shir-
hngton Circle). Saturday only. --26
TRUMPET. excellent condition. with
case; $45. Ow. 1894. --26
TRUNKS. wardrobe steamer (2). $40
ea.; armchair, $50; 2 a. lamps, So
poster bed. 81. EN-. 5595. go
Ty SET, admiral, 14-in., like new.
S5oo; Phiieo radio and record comb,
~, S' MofoRoIA, iis;Gi mahogany finish.
Slain. picture tube. lge. magnifying
glass. excel. cond.: $50. MI. 25ls.
UNIFORMS. staunton Military Acad-
MG guy, almost new; very reasonable.
WATER MTi r. icciooLER, Kelvinator -DU Pres
sure type; needs some repairs; will
sell cheap. Call Ma. 5s77. 8 to 5.
WASHER, Maytag. IN years old,
wringer. pump; $50. HI. 3100. Ext.
Maytag, no pump, good
WASHER, Maytag. wringer type, rea-
sonable;m m also " Westinghouse electric
,S stove; Err WI. o4S2: r,,,.126
tress, JE. 3-S743 after 6. --26
WASHER, Taylor jr., apt. size; ex-
cellent condition; $50. Ia. s739.
wAsHER-Easy whirldry portable;
holds 8 pounds (13 diaperO; excel.
for apt; peri peri. s9nd; !; cost $50 new, new,
cond.. 8 yrs. old. s75. RIA. 60s5:
Bendix, "Economat DEfsSia-
matte semiauto; Prac; new; PERI.
eond; Sacrifice. $50. ia, e29s.
work. cond.; s45. CARR. IA. s.o757.
413a Henderson rd.,. Arlington. -26
WASHER, Maytag de luxe; square
aluminium tub. balloon rollers. pump.
Almost new; cost $500. sacrifice
wAsAHERss.. Hs. Sia arinsers with pump; fa-
nous old make; brand-new; regular
ly S149.95; while they last SS9.95;
easy terms! COLONY RADIO, 6119
Georgia ave. NV. -26
WASHER, Maytag. aluminium tub;
slightly used; SS4.95. Many other
reconditioned washers ct real bar
gain prices Easy terms. COLONY
Bendix; Gyromatic; Just
Can OIL. 3946. -26
MACHINE-Apt.-si .-size Mon
itor; holds holds 4 lbs; nearly new; $50.
i MACHINE; Kenmore SS auto.
8 mos. old; 5603 3rd pl. NV. To.
WASHING MACHINE. ABc; excel
MACHINE Easy spin
drier; perfect condition; Ss5. AK.
7706.
MACHINES Thor Auto
magic washers; finest washing ac-
ton with overflow rinse; reg. price,
S223.So; special price for one week es
TRICT TIRE q APPLIANCE CO.,
30fiS M ST. NV, AID. $780, 80
CLOSET, one piece. low tank.
Wit, seat. practically new. $50. Or.
WATER COOLER. excellent condition;
cost S275; only S125. RIA. 22oo.
81
WATER HEATERS, SIS up; guar.
John G. Webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER. 1909 LIST st. s.e. ST. 6100.
$50 AMPS, mounted on
model A truck. Driven by 6-cylinder
Continental engine. Rockville 25O7.
WHEEL CHAIR, bed table. bed rest,
and other invalid equipment. EN-.
GE TELEvIsIoN. 1eh-in.. model sl4;
cost $3.50; just overhauled, looks,
plays like new. $S5 cash. 3O10 10th
road S., Arlington. o.
'3B model; good work.
ing condition. Reasonable. GE. 1854.
BENDIx AUTOMATIC WASHER,
PRACTICAL new; S19S.50; terms.
COLONY RADIO, 6119 Georgia ave.
NV. -26
LEAVING FOR WEST
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BELOW WHOLESALE
COST

Table models. consoles. combinations
currsnt 1881 models in factory car
tons.
Our entire stock Of the most famous
~ are being eassu offered OITnUs at or Be SeloV y
wholesale cost. You won't f1nC
better prices anywhere. Cash o.
terms.
NO PHONE QUOTATIONS
BLAIRS TV, 1922 Wis. Ave. NV
OR. 1900. Open Ewes. TIL Q.
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious dble rms. in remodeled re-
dec. bldg Running water In every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec rm.: Bendix washer;
selected menu; $50 500 1925 21st
st. NV. HUI 1924.
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MlscL. WANTEp lcont. J

DIAMOND JEWELRY of any descrip.
ton. old gold and silver. Cash paid
ERNEST BURK. a14 18th st. NV
wash mach, stoves. refgr., bric-a
brac. etc. Closed Mon. during Aug
Sc. FURN. EXCHANGE. 2I0 7tf
st AT 06S6.
IFURNITURE-will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; ;lso old china
90 years HoPWooDS. Sth and Z
lFURNITURE WANTED-single piecel
arlc complete households. etc. AID
SS70; ewes and SUNDAYS. AT. 251S
heaters rsfr,rsrators ats5ss'es iurnifvs: nifvs:
ACME STOVE CO.. Ma. 1862.
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CAIRO HOTEI,
.GTII-RERT
CHASTLETON HOTEL
ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th STREET NV.

Conveniently located outside Tooml
dining room; 50 . day up. Hu
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DAIRY CATTLE

An accredited herd of purehred Ayr
shires consisting Of 80 milk cows. 10
heifers and IL calves. Heavy pro-
ducers. Majority of herd freshen in
ts cs ss5 sassoc IeoaSo JoN aaa CRowsY GseS slfEl
$500 18th Ut. NV. DU. k763. -26
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BUILDING MATERIAL

5xS's with nails at 2k cents linear
foot. Good. used plaster board in
yard at S25 per M. Fiber sheathing
ally nice selection of used doors.
windows. framing material, flooring.
Extra-good heart pine. 3x14 jotsts
in lengths to "a feet. Type plumbing
fixtures. New Crosley aluminium
please. Visit our yard. ABCD COR
PORATION, 1881 Jefferson Davis
hwy Arlinptnn- OF. R7hh. 81
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ICONS fURN.-lA.W. scont.,
GEORGETOWN

Room with view, bedside phone, pvt
bath; independent, privileges car
be arranged to share house wifi
one other. HU. $3.50 or DE. 1877
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REFRIGERATOR

REFRIGERATORS
Late models, S25 up; easy terms
Also rent refgr.. S. mo. ALLISONS
NV. Adams 1884. 25s
REFRIGERATORS, GE
Also gas stoves. used. apartment
size; bargain. See janitor, 919 I
ST. NV.
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DINING ROOM SET

O4N1N1 MUM DE- i
Consisting Of 6 hand-carved mahog-
any chairs, sideboard and cabinet;
must be sold: closing out estate.
Call MA. 1000 or GE. 1000. 20
DISHWASHERS, new, 4S-in, sink
model, leading make, fully guar
cost. S195. Cali GEORGE PARKER
Ii. 7-4097.
DIVAN. EFT; 2 LOUNGE CHGTPS;
Q NUBIAN OAK STEP TABLES,
CuSToM,MADE, LESS THAN 8 MO.
SAC, $500. HU. 3233. --31
DRAPES. antique satin; gray; cornice
IA It, long; drapes 2 widths ON each
panel; brand-new; reasonable. JU.
ELECTRIC RANGE. Frigidaire: Tood
condition. UN. 0272, -2S
ELECTRIC STOVE, Westinghouse:
Frigidaire; price reas.; 20O7 Frank.
lin st. n.e.; DU. 6136. 20
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL
Summer weekly rates: $24. single;
S36. double. Dl. 421O. 10 and Eye
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BUILDERS
Rireproof doors. steel frames. sliding
closets. access panels. ST. 1907
BUILDING MATERIAL

Lee. variety of materials for bldg
and remodeling, incl. Sakrete, .Upsor
board. .plywood,. new and used caSl
iron pipe, steel beams, steel pipe
rediation, complete bathroom fix-
lures. All sizes lumber. Some guam:
tity bargains avail Shelving and
sheatlling ALI materials avail. a.
our yard. Free estimates. Open al
day Sat. ARROW WRECKING &
LUMBER. HOO So. Capitol. Ii.
Evening star., 1951-08-25

OACI1ONAkxs 19bU WeDSEerB ana
word Lists for DAv puzzles: best
Debating MACHLNE-EDIPHONE
(Edison) with dictator and tran
scTiber, $50 each; JU. 1892. .26
period. Carved solid oak, IL un-
usually fine lifetime pieces; plush
seats; seats; 2 arm chairs; $500. JU.
DINETTE TABLE, chrome, with gray
plastic top; 4 chairs. chrome, with
gray and red plastic upholstery; Call
DlING RIM. TABLE-LarRe mahog.
With pads: 66o3 Bird pl. NV. oTU.
DiNESTITE TABLE, chrome legs. Dor
celain top; built-in dble. leather
cite green benches; almost new; cost
$40, sell S35; l pf. Hy. rm. lamps,
cost $50, sell $25;. 1919 Underwood
st; NV. RA. $50: .-25 .
DINING ROOM SUITE, walnut; 9
pcs. S150; willing to sell individual
pieces. EN-. 1860. --26
DIN. RIM. SUITE, heavy walnut, 9
pieces with upholstered seats, sir
covers and table pad. Cost $500
sacrifice for &1fb RA 1924 -26
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BUILDINGS FOR SALE

BarrHcEs bldgs., size 20x100; as low
as $495 each; buildings complete
with doors. windows. roof sheath
ing and flooring. also lumber
switch boxes and various other
items. all at the lowest prices In
this vicinity; 20-ft. TRUSSES, each
S2.95. Hurry-our time is limited.
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MIScL. For SALE tcont. }

AIR-CONDTTTONER. Gale Space Cool.
er. efncient and quiet, $40. OIL. 292S
AIR CONDITIoNERS-New and re.
Conditioned; sold. rented. EXCHANGED.
serviced; fully guaranteed; sharp re-
auctions on entire stock recondi-
toned units. Immediate tnstalla-
ton; Easy terms: BISHoP E0UIP-
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STAR LUMBER co,

Dir. Wash. Natl. Airport, see our
sign across from airport proper.
-Cletrac BIG, good con-
dition. Reasonable. Call LO. 3-7246.
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GAYTONIA TOURIST
1873. 18th st.--Attractiye. permanent
double rooms: reasonable rateS.-2s
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FURNITURE, Implanted
maple. table and 4 chrs. to match;
ready for paint or stain; was S44 So
now. $37.50. Also other types IN
stock. Mon, Tues, Sat, 81; We'd,
Thurs. Fri. SO; Sun, lis.
The Implanted Shop
One Of the largest selections Of un-
painted furniture in WASHINGTON
e26 New York ave. NV, RE. 1924.
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Furniture. bric-a-brac, china. glass;
ware oriental art objects, iewelry.
rugs silyerware. paintings, por.
traits: highest cash prices paid. Call
MURRAY. TIA. 1888.
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A small deposit win assure Of Q cool
summer. Call Ii. SALE. r.. d NJ.
REFRIGERATION CO. Authorized
fh0ndAdl HRrvfcA Dealer
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BILTMoRE APT, Mr.. sHoREHAM
.Lge. attrac. furn. apt; liv. rm. with
firepl., din. rm., 2 bedrms., kit,
bath, porch; suitable large-scale en-
tertainrent; 1-year lease; adultss
Xl1h mo. Res. mgr. AD. 2l92. -Z0
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BEDRM. SUITE, 3-pc. maple, and
mattresses; / year old; $110. LU.
1-0OS1, 20a Ridge I'd. sc. --26 .
mirrors. vanity bench; sacrifice.
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BULLDOZER-Cletr BIG, good con-
dition. Reasonable. Call LO. 3-7246.
-26
CALCULATOR Monroe electric:
500 so. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
CAMERAlB and j, 6x7 view, excel.
condition. $40 cash. Call 10. 9-9297
CAMERA-Burke & James miniature
press; f/4.5 ctd. lens: Heiland fash;
holders; acc. $50. EN-. 0299. 26s
CARPET SWEEPER, O-Pan Top, like
new: SIS. ia. 5915.
CHAIR, occasional and upholstered;
$50. CO. 6972.
CHAIR, green, striped slipcover, $25;
lamp shadow box, kitchen furniture,
So each. RA. 0502. -26
elegant wardrobe and drawer, set,
CHILD'S PLAY-PEN. pad and high
chair; also car seat; best offer
CLOTHfiSSGG,. Unclaimed dry-cleaning.
Ladies' wear. mems wear. 25c to
SIS. Numerous other items, 800 Eye
st, NV. NE. 1876. -26
COUCH-Extends double bed; prae-
tically new; SS5. ordway 1884.
COUNTERS and recreation room bars.
CRfB AND AND HAIR MATTRESS, also
metal stroller and wicker stroller
All in excellent cond. RA. 6095.
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DIAMOND. lady'g sol. ~ Ct. S10o;
sol plat. setting. approx. 1H Ct.
S400; lady's sol. 21s ct. $675; lady's
sol. 374 Ct. 81 200. LIVINGSTON &
CO.. 1923 Il st. NV. ME. 3440.
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China furniture, sllverware iewelry
and Chinese art objects Any guam.
tity Call LOUIS SEGAL CHI 1898:
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BEDRM. SET. three-piece lined oak;
l piano. Ju. G-6G7T., 20
BEDROOM SUITE. mahogany. 6-pc.,
glass tops, good condition. very
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-01-13
CHILDREN'S PARTIES

A childrens party can be IS much
fun for the mother as for her child
A few suggestions may increase the
pleasure.
Neither elaborate preparations or
expansive food are appreciated. Well
planned activities, simple easily
served food, easy to eat, and small
memento to take home are all that
is necessary.
Most children enjoy coming with
out their mothers for they feel more
important. Mothers complicate sit
uations because the hostess always
tends to unconsciously plan for
them rather than the little guests.
Furthermore, they often interfere
and tend to dominate their own
children. One extra mother is
enough. She may be needed to avert
accidents when the hostess goes to
the kitchen or tends to some childs
need.
The hours should be wisely chosen
and indicated on the invitation,
Little children who take maps had
better be invited from 1890 to 200,
and have lunch dessert. For older
children, to in the afternoon
may be better.
TIE refreshments are best that
require no dishes or linen. Ice
cream cones or ice cream sand
wiches, cup cakes with one candls
on each, stuff ce. Possibly small de-
corated cookies might also appeal
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-01-13
Sincerely,
81 Arthur b. Langlie
Governor

war veteran, possessor of the Sill
yer Star, a native American of
Japanese descent, who decided the
land to his mother.
She hes been a resident of thi,
country since 1904 and has raised
six SONS, five of whom went into
the United States Army and one OF
whom was killed in action. She was
born in Japan, is therefore ineligible
for citizenship, and as a conse-
quence. cannot receive the land
from her son under the California
law.
The M saoka family who brought
this suit has asked the Solicitor
General of the United States to in
tervene on its behalf because of the
Importance of the fourteenth
amendment as a protection for the
civil rights of racial minorities. 1t
must be temptation to him to do
so, since the suit is an appealing
one.
I'm 1923, the United States
Supreme Court upheld Wash
ingtOn law fOrbidding transfer OF
land to aliens who had not de-
clared an intention TO become ci-
tizens.
But in the Oyama case, decided
a year or so ago, the court ind.ca-
ted that it would now take a differ
ent view, Mr.. Perlman has taken
the position-very soundly in our
iudgment-that the Federal Gov
eminent should not step in while
The matter is before the California
Supreme Court. If that court should
hold the alien land act valid, an
ppeal to the Supreme Court of the
United States would be IN order
and then the Solicitor General
could take effective action"
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Evacuees Won't
Get it All
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Justices decision said that in ad-
ministering the act, 1T is the duty
Of the Attorney General to make
awards that arr as liberal as the
terms of the statute will permit. He
is required, however. to apply the
same rules of Interpretation a fe-
deral court would apply in like cir
cumStanceS.
More specifically, in pro-
viding that the claimants should be
compensated tor dam &c to or less
OF real or personal property the
Congress did not provide for the re-
endorsement to (claimants) of mo-
ney spent for goods and services in
circumstances such as those involv-
ed in the present case.
The department decision was
signed by Newell A. Clapp, acting
Assistant Attorney General in
charge Of the claims division.
In light of the ruling, Mas Okla
said the JACL will take under adj
visement the possibility of spon-
soring an amendment to the Claims
Act, along with certain other pro-
posed changes which would permit
evacuees to claim expenses incurred
in preparing for the evacuation.
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This is the Cry of Every Losing Poker Player
my LUCk'S GOTTA CHANGEr

Its cost me ten beans already,
l might as well 60 all the way now"
Johnny dropped his ten in the CEN
ter CT the table and quickly discar-
ded two cards. Sadao didn't even
bother looking at his hand. He slid
he top card off and tossed 1t away
and drew one.
Takashi placed the deck on the
table and then looked carefully at
his cards. An eight of hearts, a six
of diamonds and a five and four of
spades and a club ace.
A Pat Hand?
Pat Hand! Takashi looked at his
cards. Yet, maybe Sadao had some
thing good. He might outdraw him.
TakaShi felt as if his luck was
changing. Besides. if he drew a
three or even seven >. Takashi
threw the eight away and drew
one.
Johnny sat back, his cigarette
dangling from the corner of his
thin lips, squeezed the cards for
what they were worth. He waited
and then muttered to himself.
Check" Takashi smiled to him.
self. One man gone only one
to beat, He was afraid to look at
his cards. He looked at Sadaos face,
and hoped he would check, too.
Sadao leaned forward straining
every muscle in his face and hands
as he tried to catch the corner of
the card. Then he sat back and
started drumming on the edge of
the table. For a moment Takashi
thought Sadao looked worried. He
waited. Sadao turned to Takashi
and without looking picked two tens
off the stack in front of him and
Tipped them into the pot
Cold sweat broke out over TAX
ashi's body. He felt giddish as he
watched Sadaos serious look
break into a wry smile He had to
look at his card He felt his hauds
sticky and clammy. He tried to look
as calm as possible but he felt his
hands shake as he gazed too intent
ly at his cards. It meant everything
to Takashi. He had to winl His
luck had to change. it just had
to! The same six, five, four and
ace stared him in the face and slow
ly very slowly, he pushed the
cards open. just enough to re-
veal the top of a seven! His luck
did change!
Come on, you getting cold feet?
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