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Valley frontiersman., 1951-04-10

Palmer made h istory Tuesday with Q vote of 254 to ll3 for incorporation as Q first class city.
 The vote surpassed all estimates as both oIdtin- CTS and new corners made their wishes known thru their ballots.
 Two-thirds of all votes were required to carry the bitterly fought measure.
 Next move is statement from the Court declaring the election legal.
 Council Elects Mayor
 Then comes the big job of or ganiZation. The seven elected to the city council will meet and appoint one of their number mayor to serve until the next regular election in October. They also will set up rules and regula- tions.
 Some appointments will have to be made at an early date to get the new city government rolling probably a city clerk-treasurer and tax officer, a legal adviser, police and fire chiefs.
 Sources of revenue will have to be determined, although con- siderable investigation already has been made and conferences held with the Public Works Ad- ministration for Alaska, GSA, and other matching fund agencies.
 As in most Alaskan towns, council and mayor will serve without salary and some other officers will serve on volunteer basis. Appointments to boards and commissions also will be non- pay.
 City Services
 The problem of city services water and other public utilities, fire and police protection-which were main issues in causing the incorporation election, will be among foremost headaches of the new council.
 Ordinances will have to be passed as required.
 Palmer's going to have some growing pains in developing to city stature.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-04-10

for or against incorporation, and as to which 2 of 18 councilmanic candidates they favored. Voting went rapidly. Three booths at the rear of the store were curtained with clean white dish towels and no one paused long in the booths. By l pm. nearly half the votes had been cast.
 The polling place was clearly
Valley frontiersman., 1951-04-10
COUN GIL TO TAILS

The l8 candidates who filed for city council drew the following votes: Highest , were the win
Valley frontiersman., 1951-04-10

heavy and determined turned Tuesday derde first class city unsrganized small 
 Voting sharp in the in the Palmer Drug Bldg. which used for polling place.
 line when the polls opened The first withinhe 10 all 10 they voted YES for incorporation.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-04-10

Election. April 10 on Incorporation of Palm CT. Voting in Palmer Drug Bldg.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-22
PhiIly Club Stors Our
Col Lillian Fitzgerald

PHILADELPHIA a fast moN
neO Shows hesed IN laoNi
~ ana III, Foll season ON Mon
nm win trice Of the nation 5
..p HIS hcadhnne lhe entertain
nart bil IL fhc beautiful luo
Fh.rv r oad aud Spruce We''>.
onc az QUat,fta"a ~ '''''
daughter Ililan f.tlAc, sung
:, .o,rcd .eun, dancer re'ains !"
b.. homeioNn yftc lung 'n.
scrce Mis- Fn1gc aid one o.
~. an.pus graduate - the r "a
8,, lio4a and has appev',d o."
{, ces scross the youiiiN
sharing TOP milling IS The dSne'
ANN p,ncess Dc Paaf and lou
~ who otter ,olorful and fhN'h
me dances ~ Tahiti
0tbcr features % The sho" M
,I,,d. the Skate danune Of pei
unable Bobb, lee Bob Bsle>
s,ne.nr ,m,cc Nor'cnsc n'
Bodvr Allen and 'hc ~ be"u',-
nl Eboncttes Plus Sn'oou'
dance band
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-22
David and Buthshebo'
Premieres at Madison

Tie D,tsf premiere engage
men, q. 20th Century Fox's "Da-
d and BNnsheba,' motion pic
tue spectacle with color by
rechncolot opens al the Madison
Theatre s'ofne az 1890 m
FRIDAY
Gregory Peck and Susan
Hayward with Raymond Massey
are starred in the motion pic
iure version of the worlds
greatest love story from the
greatest book of all time-the
Bible
PelfomMsts iol this special
osdshow engagement Of DAVID
I'D BathShcnaN viii be contin-
aolss. starting early at 1890 a
~ daily Elaborate opening night
ceremonies ton Friday night VIII
rave p.onn'nt city and state
oiiiy,ai> on hani to participate
ma specal 'clevision show which
WI * q IN front Of the
MADISON Theatre al 8 p m
LaNsflv juccd by Darr,l
zaa4es David and Bath
'ae6s ne biggest picture in
10Th cca'-sy Fox history and
presents some OF the greatest
d'amatc odes ever filmed
including pFd- mighty strug-
sle Win 'h. giant Goliath while
'4e arms KING Saul stood By
he savsee lorn.ng OF the walls
q haooef Is King David's army;
"s emotion filled moment when
me lsra'i throw themselves
before The .eed Ark Of the
Covenan,
me oas stoning OF the
'uul'iess by the angry mob. and
'ne now famous scene in which
" o''e'l1' iemptreSS Bathsheba
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-22
Sugar Chile
Signs Poet
for 7 Weeks

frankie Sugar chile ROBIN
son the i2-vcarold Dotroit piano
PLAYER siened contract IN Lon
don last week 70 siet AZ the .ly
Palladium q spot which is re-
gaided IS the would lead rg
vaude house
He VIII be the Youngest head
liner in the Palladiuu'- history
The 4-foot, 6-inch prodigy has
been touring the country and
according to his managers break
ne box office records He vas
offered 10 weeks d star n re-
}ie 81 the Palladium bat his
fafhcr Clarence Robinson de-
dcd three weeks was long
rough
I'm anxious to ct h.n back
80 school n Detroit nc la'he
>alG
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-22
Joe Sent Me-
Back in Style

Bcotleaging IS making ttong
osebeck and IS bungine 1
ruptIon and racketeering rs
wake. accordinsg 10 Ralph
Hcvn- field general oun-t ~
Schcnley Industries Inc who
revealed that fede al ana state
officers seized 1864 Illicit stills
last year. compared with . nien
ct 92.000 during the Pson ott.cn
period.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-22
Paul tHyfOM
ora .VpM- 1is.pr

Pattl CIaN'on. tfe oflglnaI Nh.-
quita Banana Girl. and featured
niger during the past few year,
on the CHS Radio Network (,
sing 1t Again, Aythu God
frey SHOW and Watn' fps
Clayton stepped back into ado
Unexpectedly TO pinch hit foi
ding Martha Tlton on The Obs
Radio Networks Cut Massey
Time this week Mss CLAYTON
the wife Of Ace QchS dlec-
to. OF Club 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-22

Ton ,ankug Canadian pianist,
~ peterson. finally obtaineA
p''p permanent working visa from
- pi'aration officials last week
~, n ,imc II begin his second
.an,,al tour Nth Norman GRAMS
-, !, The Philharmonic
rbs IATP amt. which gives
o ,e,son M,lfonome and Down
d., Maca1rc poll-winner. fea-
,ared billnr began IFS AZ city
,,es IN ccp,caher "a al the Bus
nca A4dtoi gm ~ HARTFORD
n n.n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-22
Jazz at The Philharmonic
10 Be Here September 18th

Once d year. the nation :
biggest and most famous
jazz-playing musical unit
stops in Detroit on its an
nual nationwide tour
This year the popular
Jazz al The Philharmonic
touring troupe will pull into
the Motor City on Sept. %.
10 play a gigantic show date
at the Downtown Theatre.
The affair VIII hit the stage
81 9 80 on i Saturday night and
la>' til midnight stated Norman
Gram head OF JATH, IN pfess
notice 70 Deiroit new Paper ms
week
Listed to how on tne big
JATP lineup this yesl the
notion ace drummermsn Gene
X upa N no VIII headline ne
ihythm ection of both -lcal
sets
Oscar Peterson. the incom-
parable Canadian pianist. will
also be on hand 10 provide de-
hghfful samples of his magic
piano stYlines thai started TO
soaring fameward when he re-
corded "TenderlY" on Mercu'
Records.
Lester Young. The egsl tenor
sax fellow, VIII Vie With + 2
Philips fot >axophone slosv ~
the big bill
Illinois lacquer. the dYna-
mite of the tenor sax: Bill Har-
ris. trombonist supreme; Roy
Little Jazz" Eldridge. trum-
pets glamourboY: Hank Jones.
piano accompanies and bassist
Ray Brown. husband of singer
Ella Fitzgerald. will lend their
talents 10 the biggest JATP
show ever 10 appear in De-
iroit.
And asst this Weie NOT ei.a,-h
the JATP how 1t the Down
town Theatre viii b, fur,he en-
ched hy lho singing asu>ftN
f The coun,ty's first lady q. . p-
.laI song. Ella SMOOTH Sailing
Fitzgerald
The propr.Yn vii ~ tifc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-22
0ecor Gets Official Nod
to PIoy with Jotp in U. S.

Peterson has been unsbl, Is
work IN the United State, du,.fe
the past few months Que ID M
migration regulation md va
forced to give up lucrative book
ings al Birdland ia NV Yoik
The Blue Note. ~ CmoaA .nd.
many other top niehf n
The Pennani Chas. y
on. and the indian ~ hsl
right down 10 'he ne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-22

Nellie Hill loyoN aN-.ne Stat
al the Flame, was crowned Queen
Of the Campus Room THURSDAY
night after hen first app'aI"nef
Evening star., 1951-07-29

REFRIGERATION UNITs-Commer-
cial ~, h-h.p. AC, $50 each; IN
h;p;, AC; $3.50, GE. :t4?3 :.
RIFhE-Winchester, Model 73, A
RITLE-New winchester. Model 81,
% cal. slide action repeat; S34
or best offer. MI. 3446.
RIFLE. 270-W Mauser, custom built,
In: stock, K-2.5 scope; excel. cond.;
RIFE, GfiI; Winchester, e7o, model 70,
with Weaver rs scope; 10 rounds
OF ammunition, $50: Ithica shot
gun, 12 gauge with case. 12O rounds
of ammunition, sos; Colts revolver.
$45,, with holster. S45. Phone DI.
RoAsTER-GE; never unpacked from
carton; $3.50, cost S44.95. TU.
ROLLER SKATES, precision, size 6,
PRACTICALLY new; S35. Call ia.
RUG, American Oriental by Kara
stan; 12x1S; only 4 years old and
excellent condition; $500. OIL. Ss: 1927
RUGS. fiber; blond cocktail and end
table, floor reflector lamp and Vene-
tan blinds, 50 in. wide; reasonable
RUG, rose tone-on-tone. wool, sx10:
ss49d ss49d ssnidtion; ss' "a 5eS7 So summer rug
RUGS t2), Bigelow double twist. 9x12.
biue, 9x15. rose; also kit. table
and 4 chairs. Leaving city. NO.
RUG3Genuine SG9 sx1a Chinese orr
entail; good blue; slightly worn;
cost 5000; S10O cash. ia. 2-1742.
RUGS, Amer. Orientals, Karastans,
9x12, S65 to S125; Chinese Mich
olsl 9x12s, pastel shades. $50 to
$145; Aexcel. cond. OR. 20sS.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

columns, A trusses, 25-ft. long. GEN
ERAL WRECKING CO.. MI. 6177.
STEEL LOCKERS : 80; Is inches
9427 Monday Friday.
SIENOTl at. nedeL recondl:
1lSnsa T%pFwF9TrP EgaTanteeS so s4Sso 9MITEp
STORAGE AND SUPPLY cabinets,
wardrobes., metal. Today. CO. 1925;
STORE FIXTURES, like new, 1o0-ft.
prima vera, faced shelving, in Aft.
sections. 12-in. to 1S-in. deep. ad-
cases with electric lighting; plate
glass shelving and doors; loft.
wrapping counter with shelves. in
pima vera finish. see Mr.. Thomas
n s. G1NN & CO., l417 N. Y. ave-.
STORE FixTUREs-wan 'helylng.
sold by the ist; priced for quick
sTokE FIXTURES AGS1 70 siM, Sell of mst large
hinn hhiardware store; wall cabinets, "a;
ae9rsia Gees ETC. ave- MAd0nEYs ljS2sI NC gs9 sl26
STOVE, Hotpoint, cleo. excel. cond J..
nI nMonday deoo 1920 Wis, ave. NV. or cali
STOVE. l'V9 GE "speedster." Excellent mIh
STOVE, gas, side oven, SIS. Holly
$40. LU. 1-4782.
STOVE, gas, Tappan. 4-burner, d.
yided top, and 3-burner with oven;
both very good cond. DU. 273O.
STONE .'Bondstone" applied over
the value OF your home; free esti-
mate: terms II desired CAPITOL
CONTR. CO., Bethesda, Md, WI.
sTovE, shipmste. bottled gas 3
sTUD1o TGHi O. c66GH, a651s; $50: HOLLYWOOD HNSs
GP tyPe ssda 6sd; single S1Si sofa bed, 81 So.
sTUDTo Couch. Foster. almost M5" new,
STUDIO COUCH. green-white tapes
try, practically new. 2120 18th st.
NV, Apt. 20l. Sun. 1912, Al.
STUDIO T!JII! go COUCH with covers, $25.
TABLE, 81 in. wide, 5 it. lons, glass
eondifion eoR Gse tygs 9th dsaWer st perfect
TABLE, oblong. Formica and chrome,
new S15; 2 wardrobes. wood, used
in barracks. Sc each RA. IA77.
TABLES. Chinese, carved. nest of
tables: also coffee tables, rugs, linens.
canvas, 14x14, S12;
radio, RCA.. floor model. cost $50,
price Sl2: 1915 Emerson st: NV.
and drop cloth: Govt.
surplus: lowest prices. G1CHNER,
25l3 N st: NV. EX. 3527.
condition.: S25. HO. 6947.
TV TABLE. rotary. new mahogany:
TELEViSiON-Philco. table model.
10-inch. mahogany, excellent con-
dition: for sale cheap. ia. 2-S330.
Admiral, 10-inch, blond
console; perfect conditions; $75 or
best t. otter; tsi,> pi. 5o77. :. .or -.
2-yea- service on ali models Last
years models slashed Many floor
samples and demonstrators Free
home demonstration Easy terms
Open ewes until o ROYAL, APPLI-
ANCB CO. 1911 Nichols ave. s.e..
LU, &.700A.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Tv, IO-INCH. Emerson model 106;
best offer Cali HAYMAN, AD. 9467
Sunday, am. to pm.
TELEVISION, portable, with built-in
enlarger and antenna, new condi-
ton, S65. CHI. 2190.
TELEvISION. Philco, 16-inch, table
model, z months old, excel. cond.,
S149. OR. 20SS.
TELEvISION-Adm console, 10
in. round picture; $50 or best offer.
AP. 1880 80
TELEVISION-Mag 10 in, cost
$500. used 8 mos; S175. WO. 1891.
TV-We have a large selection Of
reconditioned TV sets, all fully
faaFnaseef gAiRs ~ faSs pissd wae from ave- sggS
OR. 1900. Open ewes. til 8.
TELEVISION. Emerson, with table.
excel cond.. 10": $50. WO. 1921.
TV. RCA Victor, s is 30. 10" screen,
can be enlarged to IA; $50. LU.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
FARM 6 GARDEN

SOD; any amount, 25c a yard. cash
and garry: 35c a yard delivered.
ToPsoiI, fill dirt. manure. O,u.
stone stone road sraVel; delivered. TE.
YARD AND LANDSCAPE WORK. vras,
rotor rotor tIIllIing III dump truck BY Job or
FINE GRADifSSGGY AND soDDINGGg Gg' on
new new homes; also plowing and disking.
TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up: get w9t our
PAUL's TREE SERVICE sI sfyc Lo. 519bfss.. 5M9nss.
DARK VIRGIN IOPSOIL, Iandscsp-
ing. bulldozing. reas.; Immediate
service. LU. 1868 anytime.
RoToETTE Model r for mi,
weeks delivery. DO a whole days
TRACTOR CO.. Suitland. Md. HI.
LAWN MOWERS and weed cutters
complete line OF Jacobson Worth
TRACTOR CO.. Suitland. Md, HI
SERVICE, prun,nx
planting. transplanting. Sodding.
Lawns made and renovated; tree
work; fiasstone walks; cement walks:
@ ""SS' W. ~ WAAnGrht on
neHf sA" AK sPS gssd ac carts saS r2S
POWER owl LAWN LAWN MogWH1EIRIs-Nsy gH1I Is
gsarn nsa s5snEB Ps2ts and sssa Service.
Silver Spring. Md. sH 1880.
t-I2 VIM MOVER, regular A with
plow and cultivator. Case with
plow and cultivator. AlllS-Chalmers
with pillow and cultiyator. C trac--
mower. Gehl forage blower New
holland balerS Hart Parr tractor.
2S 46 Frick thresher with baler
attachment. 1886 Red River thresh-
er l7-22 Ann Harbor baler b.Id-
sci! 5s clOyer yer haller III sSI4aL MALoNEX,s. nc.
NEW EQUIPMEN1-I. Il. SupeI A,
Super C. H, g. M tractors. plows.
cult, tert attach, mowers, harrows.
leaders. graders. manure spreaders.
lime spreaderS, combines, drills,
balers, side del rake corn planters.
vesters, blowers. p P. +. + 9. s. rake. new new
Ideal rakes, spreaders and mowers,
Brillion grass see'iers. wagons,
bodies hammer mills, shelters.
mixers. separators. I,ouden barn
5quip; parts and service MA
h0NEm.s Rs2 5pri5s. IS, ma Ma sl@S Ga ave Sill
|. H. c. CUB and equip. ideal Tor
small farm or estate from ! to 40
acres. MALONEY'S. INC. Sl26
Ga; ave. Silver Spring, Md
GARDEN TRACTORS, h.p Chore-
master. S155: hip. Planter Jr.,
service. MALoNEY's, NC. sf2s
BEAvY DUTY stump and tree puIl.r
winch. cable, etc. Cost over $4O0.
pTI9e pEE rE,I 81 I,1,,,SI: 2H 81: 1923:
cleared; any size Job; reas. prices.
CAN LO. 5-2505.
iRAIN COMBINE, team of horses
with harness, horse pillow, cultiva-
tor and wagon, tobacco lister, plant
er. Skill saw and Lowther CO.
saw. Will sell all or part. Make us
HALL FARM, So miles south Of
D, c. on Indian Head hwy, or phone
Mr.. Simmons or Mr. Horton at
NE: 1880 on weekdays.
'REES REMOVED, safely, reasonably;
insured. j. MILTON STANFORD,
'ATs, clinton 50 for sale; quality
excel: certified for seed; ST 10 per
bu. B. w. DALE, HI. 1890,
'ARMALL ga" TRACTOR with 7-ft.
mower, FRANCIS UNDERWOOD.
slsa Allentown rd. Sc, LO. 3-7l33.
benches, vases, flower
boxes, wall fountains in reinforced
cement, 304 D st. ne. TR. 1905.
ANOSCAPING-Top soil, sod, glad-
ing, all types of brick and cement
work. fagstones drain work. Cali
l; B0olER, Ii. 7-0364.
lONEY HOUSE, honey bees. acre
ground. extractor. extra supers, etc.
MR.. GORDON, 81. 1909.
Ior Ianu clearing,
grading, and excavating Estimates
free Call AT 0725 or UN S533
CONTINUED on Nj PagoJ
Evening star., 1951-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

KITCHEN FURNITURE. table and 4
red leather top chairs. S25; also
LADDERsMs;lS-fSot. So; 24-foot ex-
LsDpRR ifDf'Rf aott exteT extension in
LAMP, health and sun lamp. extras
sIo9; gscriics today. $40; sood
LSTaE, fSfdi - Seins s-sSSsi soSthbend, model A
quick change. IL H st. ne, 2nc
LATHE. iGIHi .11-in. sw. scr. cut: ZIP
motor. drill, 16-in; table. rd. COL
I.dyp I.h;p. mot motor No. ) Morse taper; :
9so-yoIt motors. NO. 3e45. '"se
LAWNdOWER, power. 37-in. Worth.
ington; will pull riding sulky; goine
abroad; will sell this year-old mower
5000 under new price. Call Ash
LSWaNSMdSoSwvER-le ira NSMdSoSwvERl in; good cond.,
LAWNMowERi power: 2l-in blade
I94S Caldwell Bear. BRIGGS q
SSTRA5TT,oN MOTOR. S9u. Vienna
LAwNMowER, power. 1s in. T crafts.
motor. Like new. GE. 4592.
LAWNMOWERS, power t"I, S60; alst
hand lawnmowers, 80 each (S2 al
1owance on old mower; bicycles
Sis. each (26-inch and 2S-inch)
hppy the Sea$ Ssss su1dSS RhOde oniv r. ave- a ne
LIGHT AND GENERATOR PLANT fol
| any purpose; ac-dc. GICHNER, 2515
W ST. NV EX 1927.
LINOTYPE. Model s. elec. pot re.
built and modernized; small pay
LINING, 4$.in.-Tidth Gi lining. in black
brown and gray; overstocked; SIZE
cLEANING CO, "a Fierce st. NV
LIVING RIM. SUITE. a-pc.. $50: gas
range, S15: elec. refs. $50; studio
couch, $40; dbl. box spring. Sl5
LIVING ROOM SUITE, s-piece; like
new. WO. 6759.
LIVING ROOM
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
20eo TO 509o ON NEW SAMPLE
GLosEoUTs - LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS: : Fine double studio
couch in lovely fabrics was S79.5o,
RSE beG SSs SS61S $40 nesT Susty s4a nc chair
drawer kneehole. desk, was $50 80,
now $500; mahos. secretary desk,
was $3.50, now $69.50; 3-piece
sota-bed set, was. S2S9,50, now
S179,50; fine club chairs. were
S59.50. now $3.50; many more
Open Saturday all day.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash
LOVE SEAT, Duncan Phyfe, good
condition: Alexander Smith rug, rose
colored. 6x9. LU. 1-7315. 20
LUGGAGE. lady's Hartman. per aect
cono., $50; original cost. S65. OR.
LUMBER. large or small: open Sun
days; 3-ft. fence pickets, lie also
bargains on plywood and lumber cut
tings< GENERAL MILLWORK CO.,
Garrett Park ward. LO. 5-231I.
LUMBER AND MILLwoRK-Every-
LUMBER TRIMMING and flooring
special price for August. Door and
Dashboard 4" wide, Sc IT.. door
stops 4c; shoe molding. Sc; window
stool s.S l2S; ,,p number i ! OAK fioo5ing. TS
maple s2.4O Large orders less.
LUMBER, hardwoods of all kinds for
cabinet and boat work. GRUVER
MFG. CO.. S001 Conn. ave, Chevy
Chase. Md. OIL. 5525
LUMBER, plywood, gum, "a in: 4Sx4S
in. S2.65 per sheet Also other
sizes. Hours, Mon, Tues, Sat. 81;
Wed. Thurs, Fri, 90. Sun, lis.
THE UNPAINTED SHOP. e26 N. Y
ave. NV, RE. 1924. 30
MANGLE. GE, console de luxe 1850
| model. like new: Sl70. 10. 2-0660.
MATTRESS, twin size. Simmons; in
nerspring; fair condition, SO. JU.
r-RSQC
Evening star., 1951-07-29
FURNITURE
TODAY ONLY

CHANGING NV. apt. home.
Furniture. rugs. lamps. china.
glass ware. sterling silver will
be sold today. including &C
cumulation of articles brio
a-brac. etc. acquired in long
period of residence; priced
extremely low are such articles
as: Old maple chest. mahog-
anv server. Duncan Phyfe di-
nette. pr. solid mahogany
needlepoint occasional chairs.
several handsome lounge
chairs, mirrors. 3 artistic
lamps: also some kitchen
utensils. table linen, other
odds and ends.
NORTH 1921
Evening star., 1951-07-29
RI1RNITIIRE

Lowest prices. carefully Sc
lected from the type of owners
who do not care to have the
general public trample through
their nice homes. We buy
bargains, sell bargains. Bed
rm., din. rm.. misc. furn.; all
practically like new. The
little store around the corner"
1909 Gath st. NV, l block
west of Conn. ave. OF Calvert
st. Weekdays It'll 8, CO. 1866.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
RECORDERS

Before you buy your Tape Recorder
get the FACTS from Sound Record
ing Engineers! We supply equip. to
TV Stations and Govt. Agencies. We
may help you in any price range.
THE CAMERA SHOP
us Kennedy NV, RA. $500
RECORDING MACHINE, disc, 2
speed, S-pc. unit; new equipment,
hardly used. portable; $500 or best
offer. TU. 5000, Ext. 226.
RECORDS, complete operas. Gilbert
and Sullivan operettas; also portable
radio, CO. 24s3.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Furniture Sale

Simmons Beautyrest box spring or
matt. S69.50. now S49.95; innersp.
reg. S49,50, now $3.50; living rm.,
bedrm. and din. rm. suites, also odd
pieces reduced; chrome dinettes cut
$40 to $40. We must make room
for new stock arriving. We guaran-
tee cut-rste prices, Open til 8 pm
KING. S203 Georgia ave, SH. 1891.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Furniture. unnainted

Stock and msde-to-order. Special fol
week. Dinette set (drop-leaf table
open 36x36 in, clear Douglas fir1
and chairs. Was $3.50. now
81; Wed, Thurs, Fri, 80; sun.
lis.
The Unpainted Shop
One OF the largest selections of un-
painted furniture in Washington
p26 N. Y. ave. NV, RE. 1924. -1q
Evening star., 1951-07-29
TETEVISION

Table models. consoles. combinations
Current 1851 models in factory
cartons.
Our intire stock of the most famous
nationally advertised brands t3) Of
TV are being offered at or below
wholesale cost. You won't fnd
better prices anywhere. Cash or
terms