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60 it has often been since. The
~ United States alone owes a great
deal to DPS. The famous statue
OF Liberty is a welcome-sign to such
people. The Pilgrims who came
over in the Mayflower were DIP
already twice uprcoted. The Hugu-
enot prOtestants, driven f m
France by official persecution, be
came top-level, successful citizens
In England and America.
Revolutionary troubles in Eu-
rope hundred years ago
brought to America shores
Carl Schurz, for example, a
fugitive from then police Of two
coutries because nc was
revOIutionist; here in America
becoming top success in many
fields; geeral Of the army,
minister TO Spain, Secretary Of
the Interior, prosperous busi-
ness executive, editor Of great
city newspapers, writer and
orator Of international fame.
Not all DPS become famous;
but many thousands Of them,
throughout the troubled ages, have
been a blessing to the lands thai
sheltered them.
So it may be in our time, that
as God has before row brought
good out Of evil, he may in our
troubled world bring even from the
cruelties of deportation and home
lessness again new understandings,
fresh beginning, and aa interweav-
ing Of many strands Of humanity
INTO a stronger fabric than before.
Copyright 1881 by the Division Of
Christian EGucation. National Council!
States Of America. Released By WNU
FeaturesD
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Nlll-l2-F or 10lC-
tetionally, is a long
way from a home
which no longer ex-
lists. A D. p. would
usually 80 home if
he could, but he
cant. His home has
been bombed out.
or p G T h a p s his
whole home town
destroyed. Perhaps
~ o,-1 hi ,,1t~l,
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DPS WAKING Root

q MOTHER thing to be noticed in
= the Bible story of these Hebrew
DPS is the way they took hold.
wherever they were, and helped to
build up the country and help them
selves at the same time. They took
root, in short, and even when later
on their descendants were free to
go home" relatively few ever
went back to Palestine.
From that time to this. the
Jews have been scattered over
the wide world, living (whe-e it
has been possibIe) as local citi-
zens Of whatever lands they call
their own. We can still read
Jeremiah's letter Zen. 29) to The
DPS from Judah, urging them
to buy land, 10 lay ont vine
yards and plan houses and gen
orally make themselves at home
in Babylon.
We read Of an Ezekiel, owning a
home end settling down in Baby
lonia. We find Daniel the boy as a
page in the royal household of
NebuchadnezZar, and as a man ris-
ing to prominence and power. Many
Of the DPS took their places
among the best citizens Of their
perforce adopted lands.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-24

Senator Taft accused the Truman
administration Of Sacrificing lives
Of American boys" by barring use OF
Chinese Nationalist troops in far
East.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-24

HTN P.'s' arc no 20,h-century nov
d'o city. This displaced person
has for centuries dotted the inter-
national landscape. We can define
a displaced person as one who, un-
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ORDER NISI

Law Office Of Edward J. Ryan.
Liberty Trust Bldg. Cumberland. Maryland
Clara Baer. widow. et al,
Clarence Finzel. ct al
No. 4.19s Equity In the Circuit Court for
Garrett County. Maryland
ORDERED This 10th day Of May. 1851, by
the Circuit Court for Garrett County. Mary
land. sitting in equity, that the sale made
and reported I'm the above cause by Edward
j. Ryan Trustee in the above Cause, be rati-
fled and confirmed; unless cause to the con-
trary thereof bc shown or before the
llth day of June. 1851; provided a copy of
this Order be published in some newspaper.
published in Garrett County. Maryland. once
q week for three successive weeks before the
LIST day Of June, 1851.
The report states the amount Of sale 70 be
Three Thousand Five Hundred Dollars.
C$3 100000.
RICHARD l.. DAVIS.
Clerk
True copy.
Test: RICHARD L. DAVIS. Clerk.
Adv ii
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i OE HALt--to0e comfort gas
and coal combination range Harvey
Bros, Phone 49O-J-l.-AdT. 12-2t'
For SALF-Boys bicycle. 2l-in
in good condition. Can be seen at No.
D Second street Billy Deckman.-Ady.
ll-3t
FOR SALF-We have . complete
line of wall paper for all rooms. cell
ing and border. Kelly, Appliance and
Furniture Store, Bayard, W. Va
ADV. lift.
FOR SALF-AlGs Chalmers tractor
radio. heater Both in good condition.
Max Lashuk. r. 1, Box 9S. Oakland
Adv. 13-tt
FOR SAIF-OIiver arrow potato
sprager MISUNDERSTANDING cream
seualator. No. .. both i'm good con-
di.ion. Forrest Boaehy. Graatsville.-
Adv. list
ron SATF-A11 tra coD,an+ Won
,,.sol r1;.o e1G5 ner lao Alnba
brand. Phone Accident Gil. Lawrence
ID. Groer. Accident Garage. Accident.
lIG-Adv. loft.
pT.,N-,rc EDp SAFE To,,,4oos
ND oo,,li.I,,,.o,. cnia,.,- ,,o,,no,s
i,'ol; l''.I..+,I. 5,,S,,+t. ona ,,ijo
'l.l.'il' ' n1., SPROUTS y me iillie
WI. =, ca ,.',,,,',''' ~. - ~
r0p SAFE D,,r,, +r,,.l. cro,.ro.
1o+ IGts baav,, drtv anal AVA ~ood
l1Lba,' POM led and hoist Also @pn-
a,at@r ca,biIo lI4TD1 $500 noT cyrt,
W-i1 dali,.a, 3o0 16s or n,o,.a Cao,ga
Sbawlev Rittinoer. lTd.-8Jv. 13-5t
''i',' :, ~. -'--,.'.s'. " 80
ACCOkDlON-l2 pass, slightly
used. montgomery ward Model Iran
cini See new eataIog, price $53.955.
For sale $4,000. Mr.. Walter Weasel,
box o. Oo ,..' ". a., OF phone Ter
!" <Al 10 -, - % anu ie''' { iiieSS''se
4.N' -
FOR SALk-Dismantling for parts,
good disable parts, Al Studeb2ker
COMMANDER. % chevrolet, 80 Ply
mouth ! Olds ., 50, so, .. tords'
o. 80 OIqS o, - LaSalle, 50 Ply
mouth N. J- heily AUTO 9aIes' bayaru'
W., ' ~. II-'i'
FOX SALE-Parts Tor 1882 model
chevrolet. l9-ln. tires, tubes and
wheels, l battery. l radiator, / fuei
pump, caroufetor, | con, slignJly
--
miller 4'o8, or write William A..
"HIck' Iasker, hltzmiller, Md.-Adv.
III
BABY CHICKS Hatches every
week Of fast growing, heavy laying
New Hampshires, seTed or straight
run. $50 INABILITY guaranteed. Order
early. Phone Eglon S-t-l2O. Thorne
Poultry Farm, Horse Shoe Run, W.
Na.-Adv 45-tf.
FOR SALE-R. c. Allen business
machine leash register and adding
machine comDined) CIT. heavy glass
show case, l2-ft. porcelain grocery
counter. bottle gas cook stove, flat top
writing desk with typewriter hide
away. Thomas \. Vance, Bayard. W..
Na.-Adv. ll-tf.
FOR SALE-1q50 Chevrolet q ton
pickup. with racks. radio. heater, back
up lights. sunvisor. fog light. oil fill
ter, , extra tires, bumper guard, Al
condition, 10000 miles, one owner
$1195; one-half down, balance in pay
ments. Thomas X. Vance, Bayard, W..
Na.-Aav. lift.
BABY CHICK SPECIAL Blood
tested New Hampshire Reds, Rock
Crosses. White Lephorrs. $1,000 per
100: Mixed Chicks, $500; Leghorn
Cockerels. $500: assorted broiler
chicks, $500. COD. Stevens Poultry
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned viii sell the fol-
lowing Personal Property on the
property known as the Roy White
property, located ON the Mt. Lake to
Deer Park road, Route Il, 3 miles
east Of Mt. Lake Park, on
SATURDAY. JUNE ,. 1851
Beginning at 80 p. m, EST.
Sellers kitchen cabinet, like new;
Wood bed. Springs and Mattress;
Steel bed, Springs and Mattress;
ORES ser; , Floor Lamps; Wall
Lamps, Clothes Press, Cabinet Radio,
Leonard Ice Refrigerator. 3 Rocking
Chairs. 8 Porch Rocking Chairs,
Porch Straight Chair. Stand, Com
bination Book Rack and Stand, pr.
Lined Draperies. Gas Heater, Cross
Cut Saw. t Steel Timber Wedges, ,
Lanterns, 10-gallon Jar, 1-gallon Fire
Extinguisher. Broad Axe, Grass
Catcher Tor Lawn Mower, 40 fit. a4 j.
in. Rope, Set Quilt Frames, Lot Fruit
Jars, Wheelbarrow Wheel, Lot Auto
Tools. Shovel, Scythe, Snathe. Lot
Short Chains. and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
Lee j. Bernard. Owner.
Oakland. Md.
A. A. CALLS, Auctioneer.
ADV. 14-2t
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PUBLIC SALE


on the farm located I miles south
east of BrUceton Mills, ". Va, and
1l2 miles east of Englehart Wooden
Mill, on
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FARM IMPLEMENTS

bred berkshire Male.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
One 1886 Chevrolet car. good shape;
! FaImau H Tractor, good as new; 1
Oliver grain Drill. / John Deere
Mower, : it. cut; l John Deere hay
Loader. like new; ! side Rake, l trac-
tor corn Plow, 1 Case manure Spread
er, l Mc-Deering grain Binder, fit.
cut; l lime Spleader on rubber low
wheel farm Wagon, / Empire grain
Drill, / 2-bottom, Hin. tractor PIow.
One dissection Harrow, 2-horse corn
Cultivator, / Syracuse sulky Plow, /
walking Plow ] dump Rake, I shovel
PloW, double Shovel Plow, 1000. fit.
lin. Lumber, 1000 2X4, 2X6 and 2XS;
lot Shingles, Siding and Roofing,
set platform Scales. , rolls woven
Wire, set rope Hoist, 1900 capacity.
MISCELLANEOUS
Three to four milk Cans, 1 4Ic-Deer-
ing cream Separator, l lot forks, lot
Chains, lot Grabs, Shovels, Picks and
Hammers; some carpenter Tools.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One Majestic cook Stove, l Estate
Heatrola, 1 3-pc. living room Suite,
Davenport, l lot Chars, l Sewing
Machine. Beds, 1 electric Washing
Machine.
HAY. STRAW. GRAIN
Forty to fifty bu. Wheat, 60 to 70
bU. Oats, lot Hay, l lot Straw and
many articles too numerous TO
mention.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
The Farm is also being offered for
sale, but not at public auction.
HERMAN c. MILLER.
Administrator
HazeIt0n, West Virginia
MARY MAY,
Administrative
Bruceton Mills, West Virginia
HARRY COLLIER, Auctioneer
Accident, Md, Phone 422.
LUNCH WILL BE AVAILABLE
ADV. 1927.
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True copy.
Test: RICHARD L. DAVIS. Clerk.
ADV. Hit.
, 1951-06-16

that he had had fundamental diff
ferences with his department
head, DR.. John S. Moorhead, the
Commissioner of Health of the
Virgin Islands. Having been
aware Of certain differences, I felt
positive that they could have
been reconciled had an opportu-
nifty been given for such reconci-
liation before his resignation.
I note your statement that you
have looked into the matter as
thoroughly as possible. While I
share your views as to DR.. Shor-
ney's ability, I do not think it
fair for anyone to PREJUDICE the
merits or dement's of any ques-
ton through ex parte statements
only. ! do not find your having APP
preached me or DR.. Moorhead, at
any time. in order to hear the
other side of the questions which
are involved.
With kindest regards and best
wishes, I am,
Sincerely yours,
NORRIS F. DE CASTRO
Governor.
, 1951-06-16
correspondence

June IL, 1851
Mrs. A. G. Pivar,
Fr~ederiksted,
st. Croix, Virgin Islands.
Dear Mrs. Pivar:
I acknowledge the receipt of
your letter of June Z, 1851, writ
ten on behalf of DR.. Brian T. Shor
ney, who recently resigned S
Chief Municipal Physician of st.
Croix, against whom you state
there has been much underserv-
ed criticism"
As far as | am aware, no mem
Der of the Administration has
made any public criticism of Doc
tor Shorney. Whatever admins
trative differences which have
existed have been the subject of
conferences among the parties in
volved. ! assure you that / share
your views as to DR.. Shorney's
professional ability, and / have
always recognized him as a com
petent and qualified sturgeon and
physician.
As you probably know. Doctor
Shorney resigned voluntarily. In
his letter of resignation he stated
, 1951-06-16
BY H GOVERNOR !.
81 THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
A PROCLAMATION
FATHERS DAY : 1851
DAY : 1851

: "a 90
The third Sunday in June of each year, since 1910, has
been set aside by the Governors of the States and Territories
as Fathers Day. This year the National Fathers Day Commit
tee has adopted the theme: "A Good Home Means Good Citi-
zenship," and has called upon the fathers of our land to help
build good future citizens.
We acknowledge the millions of American fathers who
have advanced and are advancing the nations prestige and
successes in government, economics, and science to the high
plane of leadership which the United States today commands.
This advantage has been achieved not only by collective but
principally through Individual sacrifice; in the expenditure
of means, mind, and muscle; and in facing the brunt<of day
to-day %hardships, in preserving for the American Home the
cherished Way of Life.
We look to the father in the home as the ~fQhndation of
the future and teacher of the young in the Importance of good
ethics, fair play, peace and brotherhood throughout the world.
], Morris F. de Castro, Governor OF the Virgin Islands OF
the United States, do hereby set apart. June II, 1851,
as Fathers Day within the Virgin Islands of the United States
and l call upon the citizens of the Virgin Islands to observe
the day in worship and displaying the American Flag, and
otherwise concentrating the Father in the home SO that
every day in the year may have the blessings that flow from
good fatherhood and a strong FAMILY life.
In Witness Whereof, / haze hereunto set my hand and
caused the Seal of the Government of the Virgin Islands of
the United States to be affixed at Charlotte Amale, Saint
Thomas, Virgin Islands. this eighth day Of June, AID, 1851.
NORRIS F. DE CASTRO
Governor.
(SEAL
BY the Governor: -.
Daniel W.. Ambrose
Government Secretary.
Continental, Inc. Presentation of
6 King St. pnroh1a A
special Ten Virgins
BOYS RUBBERS at FFedensthal
$l.5O Sunday June 18th 73o pm.
Evening star., 1951-05-15

vessels will be berthed at piers 4
and S on Maine avenue S.W., both
Saturday and Sunday, and will be
open for public inspection.
Army flame-throwing tanks,
portable field kitchens, a whole
train manned by the Transporta-
tion Corps and Army Institute Of
Pathology movies on the medical
effects of the atomic bomb will
round out the day.
Among the distinguished Wis
itors to the show will be Arthur
Godfrey, television and radio star,
Evening star., 1951-05-15
IHE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. ~ Ais
1

who also is we'll known as a pilot
and aviation booster.
There will be extensive free
parking areas at Boiling, but those
who can do SO are urged to use
public transportation to the base.
Special Capital Transit buses will
leave Tenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, every five
minutes from 10 am. on. The
best way for a private car to get
to the airbase is via the South
Capitol Street Bridge.
Evening star., 1951-05-15

ever held in the United States,
will last AZ hours.
Washingtonians will see the
giant CHA "Globemaster II
largest plane ever to land at Boil
ing; the tiny XF-85, the Air
Forces parasite fighter. which can
be carried in a B-36; the BAT
Stratojet, worlds fastest bomber;
a 90-plane Navy carrier group in
a simulated air strike at Boiling;
the Navy's XF3D Skynight. high
speed twin-jet fighter: the famous
C-97A Stratoflghter of the Military
Evening star., 1951-05-15
Exhibits Planned Armed Forces Day Will Show IT, Military Power

lavenue. President Truman and
high Government officials will be
in the reviewing stand near Six
teenth street NV.
Also at 10 am, million square
feet of air and ground exhibits
will go on public view at Boiling.
In the early afternoon, more than
200 service aircraft of all types,
from the Air Forces interconti-
mental B-36 bomber to little
fabric covered Army liaison planes,
will pass over the field. The aerial
display, expected to be the largest
Evening star., 1951-05-15

Air Transport Service; a MATS
modified SB-29, which carries q
lifeboat, and numerous other
planes. including a Coast Guaro
Gruman amphibian air-sea-rescue
craft.
Two platoons of Marines will
land by helicopter at Boiling in a
practice combat assault. A huge
B-50 Superfortress, one Of the Ma
tion's atomic bombers. will be on
hand, dominating dozens of other
piston-engined and jet fighters,
trainers and cargo aircraft. Navy
Evening star., 1951-05-15
BY Harry Lever

The Nations rapidly growing
military power will be spectacu-
larly displayed on the ground and
in the air Saturday during the
free annual Armed Forces Day
program at Boiling Air Force Base
Starting the days activity will
be parade featuring 10000
marchers from all the services, ac-
|companied by 16 bands. They
will leave the Capitol at 10 am.
and proceed west on Constitution
Evening star., 1951-05-15
new MINTS r;s';:,' t,s;:,
a''st', RID STOMACH
Of GAS

10 yoa ever suffer stomach IN MC
gaa. heartburn. from acid in OF YMN
digestion Get amazing new ~ssS
BiSeDoL Mints for fast relief. Safe, gentle
SiSoDoL@ Minis give longer-lasting relief
than baking soda yes. hours of relief. Re-
freshing. minty flavor sweetens sour mouth.
stomach. So relieve heartburn, upset stop-
aeh. from too much food. drink, smoking.
Sleep all night long when acid indGestion
strikes Garry new BiSoDoL Mints for fast
sahef-anywhere. anytime. l0t.
Evening star., 1951-05-12
ROOMS FURkIsHEp-N.e.

MICH. PARK, 4307 18th st. ne
Small front rm., clean, adj. bath;
share nice home; gentleman. LA.
BRooKLAND-Front rm. for re-
liable gentleman, in pvt. home. La.
UNIv.-very large front
room. newly dec, twin beds; suit
able for two. CO. 3616. III
FREE ROOM, with use of kitchen,
for young lady, for keeping apt.
clean and answering phone. Box
1879 9so, A 'sa 81. N.E-sinsIe room, pvt.
home; conv. transp. Call TR. 348S.
NEAR cApIToL-airl for s attrse..
airy rn1.,, adj; bath with shower,
331 18th ST. N.E.-Attractive room.
near bath: pvt: home; l girl. 15 min.
privil.; empl. protestant girl; no
drinking: only one other; S35 mo.
1914 d ST. N.E.-Larss sunny room,
convenient bath; on carline; reason
CoIoRED ECoNeEN1AL couPLE
or 2 girls; must be employed; refs.
Call before 2 pm, Ii. 4-7494. Ia
COLORED-NICE PVT. RIM. with
quiet, cple. for | reliable person.
griyils.: SS wk. Ii. 4-792s.
COLORED-NICE ROOMS for en-
gloyed men; some priyileges. "a
Todd pl. ne. HU. 6505. -13
Evening star., 1951-05-12
CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

THREE FRESH MILK COWS, gentle
for any member Of the family; gen
tie horses and ponies for sale or
si.s s1eni1ss ponies Sri for parties. sH sSy5;
PONY ny FOE sALE-s175;; saddle
included. csl Silver Spring 067l.
sys and Ho:n ssEsfs S:sP2s :Psnsas Ss5
Any niee; pigs and choates excep-
ee0lsy1lle; es asylH rd1s;n. Nd; so2s after 8 pm
PoNfEs. .shstlansd, brown and viii white
req and white. 1 week to 4 years
children; Phone 81. 1888. OF OF Pools. is.
I1atn,n VILE; Nd. 2o2s after 8 pm. or early
HoRssRiRss;' aIssiRs' walkers, quarter %ls horses,
81 aess 500 poolesVile olespf hosiss Ms s6ss sSs
,s saEFg HgRrpnRps p1fn51s oHteF er HafteF pm; -l3
$500 each. Ashton 5241. ia
PONY, srayish brown and white: 10
months old. Cali WA. 1881 after &
Pm, Saturday and all day Sunday;
-$sV; SIS ZEs;!s, sSts s:ss s:s', ss sf ai ss
HEREFPSoiRSD registered bull. hoined; as.
- mos; proven; Whr-D Domino strain; /;
sell or trade for steers. Vienna
FAMILY COW. with frst cali, male,
and 9-mo.-old heifer; $500. Lo. s.
1. CHESTNUT MARE PONY, iaa
hands. gentle. for children: / chest
nut gelding pony, 1872 hands. good
show pony. children can ride. E. W.
REVERCOMB, Langley. Va. mile
aoove Chain Bridge in Great Falls I'd.
WO. 1881. ia
Evening star., 1951-05-12
Furniture-Cut-Rate

Furniture-Cut-Rate
New bedrm., din. rm., liv. rm. suites;
prices are the lowest possible. Save
ave. sH. 5s91. Open til 9 pm. 20
FURN.-Din. rm. set, dark oak, $50.
Window fan, youths bed and springs
3 swag drapes. %. Gil. 6205. -13
FURN.-Beds, twin; vanity, chest,
dressing table. spinet desk. AD
1920. 254s 14th st. NV, Apt. S.
FURN.-solid wild cherry bedrm.
suite. poster bed, night table, dresser
oriental rugs with cushions. s'xia'
mirror. 54"xssh", sac; firepl. set set
SO; poEt. Singer sew. mach. !s25.
GAS RANGE. large, a-oven. s-burner, s
smooth top; any offer. NO. 7672.
GAS RANGE, Detroit Jewel; Emerson
Tv; 12-in; screen; Duncan. Phyfe
dining table; Bsndix automatic
Gas Gzxssshss ssNEs GEI Nc ev san. a,.a credit! y.
ss. s;sl'.:,sn s7s' d fRrssNEss ss7d SALES: 1881
good condition. Oh. 575s. Ia
GAS RANGES. all sizes. new. used.
Large stock. BARGAIN prices. ACME
GAS STOVE. Magic hsn Ha, Chef fyna; sas range.
used 31a mos; lifetime burner,
acces., Sl39. 10. 2-6o5s. ia
GLADIRON. Thor automatic mangle.
excel; cond.: reas. priced. Phone
WA. $3.50. -13
GOLF CLUBS, used; matched set,
R0DbV ,Jnnag wnnAe Nnc .
$40. Burke woods. Nos L. s., I;
GOLF CLUES, left handed, like new;
3 Wilson Woods, bag and 5 irons.
e Cal 0W: 1895 between $50 pm.
GSi1Ak. Snc T. s;S. s55. p1. 1888. csll after
HEARING AID, sonotone, / mo. old,
Modsl 940,. great reduction. OW.
Evening star., 1951-05-12
PIANOS

get that piano you have been think
ing about. Come in and make your
selection now from our large stock
OF new Grands. Consoles and Spinets
and have the instrument you would
ae os to famous SHn aeysSsd 70 gGSE haRe
further & details. ai " c4MpsSIL Al gaHIi Musfc SsHs
CO.. 1l0S @ st. NV. DI. S464. --12
PIPE. Galvanized. blacE, east IRON, Gu.
st NV. NO 1908 WA 5501
POWER TOOLS-10-in. saw. 12-in.
band n N saw s, SIN; planer' small jig
poWEs ssF efE 4ooas4S-in eH 4S5h Black q a Decker
pressor. ia-in. disk sander. SIN.
bench saw. steel tool boxes. Bendix
automatic washing machine with
sSRS''ss salsS siom. s'iGsaFss sssaFs. FL II: o si'R
(handJ. complete with II cases and
rack; types from 6 point to 4s
point, some wood; over $50 in paper
stock; will sell complete outfit for
$500. Call TW. 1870. 6 to z week
RABiAroRs2Apprex daSii sSR % n' 400 SO. #: in
s radiators; mostly 3s-in.; $3.50.
RaD1ol 68i le'9 1s-tube, RcA. long ga and
cellent condition; $3.50. Cali GE.
EzasSio-Therdarson zs9Hi CHIT. T:15gls,
40 final: / B. c, 221 FREQ. meter.
9ssE ssssns mss RRsEIsss nsiEs;tsS HsfsS q
kHnIo hGdss f5eseesoieAM fsesiysie saSsS sutS phono
0rqnh (2S } nlayS fhrOMRh
radio. record cabinet. Beautiful
walnut finish. Excel. tone end
cond. Farnsworth. All 8 for $75
R2pfopHoso q Rs.i 1870 coNsSIs. sa SIss RcA. An
FIN. 1885 Quincy St. NV. aitsT 5.
EN-. 1851. pm. GE pickup. beaut.
XII. SEf. s5sS SIs; sfssr Ess 8 J. $50; sac S7So
RANCE, electric, Admiral de luxe
S369.95, sacrifice for cash. $199. .95;
new: Open Sunday after /. Rear
afSS sESyrcE 5Evins eo 80 ss 9;M; 9$So AAsAG3 Mi3
RANCE GAS. Detroit .SSS; Jewel. 4 burn
RANGE. Westinghouse electric; ex-
ssllept sn dase seend.; cost s2e6; sell 500.
~ i 81 e.: e;s ss ssss ssss s
RANGE. electric Frigidaire. Radian:.
sacrifice. Can sH. 5es5. '0 IF
REFRiGERAToR, 1861. de luxe Glib
ssa ss4o .si eli so 1sssins sssh. VII W. ssc $751;
REEEEreERAAroE a4rsE ERA H0tgSa,nt a asssSS 9 SSu: IT.
REFRiGERAToR.' 9 Gu Gu. t., sseryel;
good cond.; best offer. OIL. 1855.
REFRIGERATOR, Gibson, freezer TOP;
3a years old; excel. cond.; family
REsFfiR1GEERR1AToR, frisidaire. = It,,
like new $3.50 cash. After 8 Pm.
REFRIGaRAroR. If 1eSsR1i s-cu. IT. Norge in
goed eond;; $35. EN-. 1925; -13
s226 or best offer. Call OF. 7746.
REFRIGERATOR, brand-new. Gibson
aEpNER, 81 ISns AZ GU 7d65;. 81; only s27e. Gan
REFRIGERATOR. Frigidaire, s GU. IT,;
used only 5 months; $7b. Call AP.
REiFHEieERAToR, eE. 8 Gu. IT,: 80 soed
RfTsiaHkAToh, iGnsitiGn Fl Universal MI Ts17 mo-
between 8 80 and s. AID. 1916. Ia
|REFRIGERATOR, KelYinator, 9 Gu.
IT.; sell at trade.in value. Ia. sg6l.
REFRIGERATOR s-eu.-ft. eervel;
very good cond.; $65. 81. 24S4.
.REFRIGERAToR. servel (sas); ex-
Evening star., 1951-05-12
MlscELlANEoUs FOR sALE

1sScH msa. 1 s.p.ss. xsss ssnISy sl and s.a s.s
HONE S}S fhksEEzzsskh. hsE Szzsh excel. crosley. t liable
top, 3.2 Gu. IT., used only 12 mos;
ITO lbs. meat capacity; S125 or
best offer. FA. 1890. -13
sonabie. ~. 7-7398. .-13
RONER-Easy de luxe model. excel.
condition. with cover. $75. Call HI.
KITCHEN SINK. heavy porcelain,
ds; dblss; drain. 80 ms; good cond., oL.
KITCHEN TABLE. porcelain top; 8
ehr9ms T3as chairs; reasonable. ~
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT for sale. Can
LiViNG Wi Gig ROOM SUITE t2-piece,,
light gray, slightly used. II inter-
ested call FA. 3046 after 9 pm.
LYING RIM, su1TE-s-pe. maple,
S45. Ak: $500. Sun. and after z
Living ROOM SUITE, chippendale;
excel. cond.; 3 pcs. with coffee
table; reas. After p.m., NO. 3996.
LUMBER, large or small; open Sun
day for that week end project; bar
sans nss o aENERx1 RNyToHG MLWsK snf S6RiE eo eSt.
Garrett Park yard. 10. 5-2311.