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, 1951-07-17
United Notions. Red
N~egotiutors Report
Progress in Tulks

Negotiators for the United
Nations and for the commun-
lists of North Korea and Chine
report progress in their talks,
for the first time. The fifth
meeting was characterized as
being the first to indicate
friendliness on both sides. AL
the delegates, including Admi-
raj Charles Turner Joy, left
their discussions long enough
to pose for communist and
Allied photographers ex-
changing smiles.
According to one neWsman
the communists delegates not
only posed for pictures but
acted as if they were seeing
eye to eye for the first time
with the Allied
The Reds have pulled their
soldering out of Kaesong or
out of sight at least and the
Allied High Command an
nounced that the communists
had fulfilled their agreements
to lift the shadow of arms
from negotiation.
, 1951-07-17
Secretary Ambrose,
FumilY Return to
st. Thomus After Visit

Government Secretary Da-
MEL Ambrose who arrived in
St. Croix yesterday for staff
conference returned to Saint
Thomas on the early plane this
morning.
Mrs. Ambrose and their son,
accompanied the Secretary. It
was their first trip to St. Croix.
In the Secretary's party was
Mrs. Fred Wallet, wife of the
manager of the St. Thomas
Power Authority. She too was
seeing st. Croix for the first.
, 1951-07-17
Teachers Association
To Conduct Forum
AT Perish Hull

G. Luz James,, president of
the Teachers Association has
announced that this organiza-
ton is sponsoring a two night
discussion concerning the
child at the Lutheran Parish
Hall on Monday, July % and
Wednesday July Is. More de-
tails will follow.
, 1951-07-17

Department of Social Affairs:
DR.. William H. Dean, chief,
African Unit, Department of
Economic Affairs; Ernest C.
Grigg, chief, Division of Wei
fare, International Refugee
Organization, Geneva, Swift
zerland; DR.. Jerome S. Peter
son, medical director, UN
Relief for Palestine Refugees,
GAIA, Palestine; Alvin M.
Rucker, employment service
expert and adviser, Inter-
national Labor Office, Geneva,
Switzerland; Mrs. Edith S.
Sampson, alternate represen-
tative, Fifth General AS
sembly.
DR.. Bunche is best known Of
the group, having been award
ed the Nobel Peace Prize for
his part in averting war be-
tween Israel and the Arab
states. Mrs. Sampson, first
Negro American to represent
the United States in UN, has
more recently represented the
country on a special mission
to Austria.
Attorney Bough is a native
of the Virgin Islands and was
formerly US. district attorney
there, following his gradua-
ton from Columbia University
DR.. Carruthers, a native of St.
'ouls, Missouri, once taught
romance languages at Howard
University, and was on the
staff of the Pan-American
Union.
Grigg is a native of Licking
ton, Virginia, is a graduate of
Johnson c. Smith and New
York universities, and held
Continued on page A
, 1951-07-17
Puerto Rico Truvel
Agents Like St. Croix.
Chamber of Com Says

Last week end five of the
leading travel agents from
Puerto Rico visited st. Croix.
Sponsored by. the St. Croix
Hotel Association, Caribbean
Atlantic Airlines and Cruzan
Tours and assisted by Virgin
Islands Tourist Development
Board and ST. Croix Chamber
of Commerce. The visiting
agents were given a sample of
Crucian Hospitality and they
enjoyed themselves to the
utmost.
Participating in the enter
tainment were Buccaneer
Hotel, Hotel-on-theC cay, Hamil
ton House, Cruzana Club, Co
manche Club, Clover Crest
Hotel, Sprat Hall and La
Grange House.
Many of the agents had
never been in st. Croix and
they expressed their delight
in finding a place so attractive
and restful. Many discussions
were held regarding the posi-
bility of developing more bust
ness from Puerto Rico,
including both native Puerto
Ricans as we'll as visitors who
are anxious to make short
trips out of San Juan, Saint
Croix has enjoyed nice bust
ness from some of the travel
agents there, but felt that it
would be a nice gesture to in
vite all of the leading agents
in order that they might enjoy
first hand what St. Croix has
to offer.
Evening star., 1951-05-24
Death Toll in Crash
I0f GIobemaster Is 7
BY the Associated Press

NEW LISBON, Ind, May a.
A giant Air Force cargo plane
with IL men aboard crashed in
flames yesterday, killing seven
Five injured men scrambled out,
ripping off their fiery clothing.
The plane. a new-type C-124
"Globemaster H." tried to make
an emergency landing in newly
planted cornfield. 1t f1icked the
top of a pine tree, smashed into
a huge beech. and Topped on its
belly. A sheet Of fire shot out
and lowered 100 feet high.
One of the five survivors who
staggered out of the flaming
wreckage was the pilot, Capt. John
NJ. Christensen, 80, of Baldwin,
Long Island. He and four COM
panions, badly hurt. were taken to
a hospital at New Castle, miles
away.
A farmer, Jason Ziglar, 20, saw
the huge plane circle his field,
it's four engines vibrating so
hard" that farmhouse windows
were shattered.
Then it hit that big beech
tree squarely," Mr.. Ziglar said.
There was a solid sheet of flame
200 yards long. A black tower
of smoke puffed up when the
plane stopped skidding on its
belly. Five men ran out of the
flames"
The crash scene was about 80
miles west of the Ohio line.
near Richmond. Ind. The plane
was, on an operational flight from
Wright Field, Ohio, Air Force
officers at the scene said.
The Globemaster, built by
Douglas, can carry 200 fully
equipped troops or a payload of
$4,000 pounds. 1t is double
decked, four-engined. and is in
the 300-mile-an-hour class. It's
Widespread is 153 feet and its
fuselage is 127 feet long and 40
feet high.
Evening star., 1951-05-24
BY the Associated Press

The House Post Office Commit
tee yesterday recommended a so
per cent increase in third class
mailing rates.
1t voted to raise the rate from
l cent to IL cents per piece for
bulk mailings in this class. Third
class mail is made up mainly of
circulars and advertising matter.
The administration had re-
queSted a boost to 2 cents.
Chairman Murray estimated the
increase would bring in $35 mil
Evening star., 1951-05-24
Four Law Courses Added
To CIV Summer School

Z -Four graduate courses in law
have been added to the George
Washington University Law School
program for the summer session,
it was announced today.
Dean Oswald S. Colclough of the
law school said the courses were
world law. Federal income taxa
ton, legal operation of modern
social legislation and labor law
practice. All will be offered in the
evenings for the convenience of
lawyers in private practice or in
Government service. he added.
Evening star., 1951-05-24
Walker Recommended For Virginia Marshal Posi-

Walker to the attorney generals
office has been made by Senator
Robertson, Democrat. of Virginia.
Mr.. Walker was not reappointed
by Gov. Battle last year and was
succeeded by Parke C. Brinkley
as State agriculture commissioner.
His firing had been recommended
during the 1949 gubernatorial
primary campaign by two of Gov.
Battles opponents-Francis Pick
ems Miller and Horace Edwards.
Evening star., 1951-05-24
BY the Associated Press

NORFOLK, Va, May 24.-For-
mer State Agriculture Commits
sioner L. M. Walker, jr., of King
George County, has been recon-
mended for the vacant post OF
United States marshal for the
eastern district of Virginia.
A successor will be necessary
because of the retirement due to
civil service age restrictions OF
Robert L. Ailworth, a native OF
Drummondtown on the Eastern
Shore.
The recommendation of Mr.
Evening star., 1951-05-24

The Bombay duck is a member
of the fish family Synodontidae.
Evening star., 1951-05-24
House Group 0Ks 5O96 Rise In rd-cIass-Na Rates

lion additional in postal revenues
annually.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

INTER COMMUNICATING SYSTEMS
-Teletalk master and speaker, S35
tslightly used). half cost; installa-
tion masters and speakers. BREW
STER ELECTRoNICS, co. 4445 any
IkoNER-Portable GE; good good condi.
1kSsEs slSs Thor FnGas siadifon, 9h hardly S
high chair. WI. 1925.
IRONER, GE. fiatplate 1850 model:
used 6 times. S75, Rockville 2l0l.
JoINER-PLANER, Craftsman, mount
ed on sturdy bench, $50. EN-.
KITCHEN CABINETS and sinks. d.
rect from factory at 400 DISCOUNT.
kITGHES kaShf n caBiSEr, afIS sa5: kit. table
table set, SIS; carpet sweepers and
ice skates; other items cheap. 1900
KITCHEN CABINET and broom closet
54t ns By 9tn ca5instmakeT b c. for sale ats
KODAK. cine. s-mm.. flo lens.
magazine load, leather case; excel
cond; 500. RA. 1897. ="
LAMP. table model: white porcelain
base. pink silk shade; brand-new
L4MpsN4 itsbb2i; tabbie; / suitable den: l
small bedrm.: pr. antique. metal
satin; $50: OR. 1920.
shade kits. before as house 5s'Ud cleanins mug
time-lamp shades Of polyplaStex,
miracle material make wonderful
gNts for Weddings and other oc-
P.o. Box III. COLLEGE Park, Nd, for
information and SAMPLES
LATHE, Sl25 200 amp. welding
generator. SIS; hot-water coal stove,
SIS; stove. WA. S9s9.
LATHE, small 9x4 heavy duty, 1a-
grinder, sioo, io-4 Sun. ia.
access, A-h.p., GE heayy-duty mo-
tor; $3.50. WI. 1925, WI. 9q40.
LAW BOOKS. complete set o. Fed
eral Digest and c. j. s.. new cond ;
wal. finish bookcases; viii sacrifice
for immed. sale; may he seen aft
ernoons daily. 729 18th st. NV,
sra aI f. Ggtp frSns pI LIS lslo :, :, -sIe go.
'aHh g in sso fsin noTas hand mowef @ sisss S.
Lawn aa1 ofsH5s MOWER 0 shARPENER. r, azRe73 uni
versal; metal laths; 20 and 80 in
SudTp, TecOIultHleu, b3 ca, gun.
9-3. rear 1888 r. l. ave. ne.
LIGHT and generating plants; al al
2513 M st. NV. EX. 3527.
LINOLEUM for nurserJ, size SxlG,
in perfect cond.; will sell for SIS.
JU. 5-S10S.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. 3 PC. lge
bath tub can be used for shower OF
wall spigot, sell very reasonable.
LII. 4-3294.
LIVING RIM. FURNITURE. bleached
mahog. secretary. club sofa. match
ing chair. l occasional chair. black
coffee table, gray cotton shag rug
9x12; all new: $3.50. ia. S-S035
Sun. after g weekdays. 30
LIVING RIM. SET, Queen Anne style.
sofa and chairs, will sell together or
separate. OV. 3540.
LIVING RM. FURNITURE-Matc
sofa and chair. barrel chair. sliI
covers; reasonable. Wo. 49s9.
table; lounge chair. wall piece, cur
tains, lamps; like new. JU. 7-5992
LIVING RM. SET. traditional. gray
sofa. J. rose mohair chair. ! blue
barrel back. Lovely! RA. 1888
Evening star., 1951-02-18
OFFICE FURNITURE

OIL BURNER, Timken Rotary, con-
trolls and tank, used 2 seasons. WA.
OIL BURNER. complete. and 275-gal.
tank: operating at present; bargain
for quick sale. See today. 35lS
Oil SPACE 1 HEATER. superfex. prac-
tically new: best offer. 2o1 Bates
OWN Wv AND GRILL comb. Uni Univ,
reasonable. o CAN il JE. 4s5ssaas6 after qess s.
OvENETT with oven control, alumni
mum, new; bakes on top of stove;
cheap. 2O16 o st. NV. Bird A. =
OYERCOAT. mans. 81; 8 mems suits,
81 short; S25 for all. EN-. 1882.
OVERCOAT, Naval officer's, COM
9andes,s gaH sH stsiPes' tass size 4o' sleeve s5;
OvERCOAT size 81; 8 suits, mems,
81 short; all for S25. EN-. 43s2.
pHoNoGRaPh fEoi e sdni RECORDS victor.
Columbia, Decca. Capitol and So
nora records and albums; popular
and classical Sheet music. Large
stock. SPRING VALLEY ELECTRIC
SHOP 4s05 Mass. ave. NV EN-
PHoTo PRINT DRYER, pako, 13
inches, like new, $3.50. 1854 N st.
NV, between s and 4:3o: or AL.
PIANOS FOR RENT-An styles and
most of the better makes, Steinway
8 mos, rental I'm may G BE applied dd toward He
637 D st. NV, MA. 4s70.
PIANO, upright. Ferrand, Cecilien
tice piano; sos. sH. 6463.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
FURNITURE

Bed; complete, S15; dish cabinet,
$12.50; dresser. SO; chest, $40;
studio couch, So; desk, SIS; sewing
machine, $40; liv. rm. chairs, So
up: floor lamps, 81 UP; pictures. soc
up; dishes, SC up. Open Sundays,
st. NV, DI. 9761. Come in and
look around. You'll be glad you did.
FURNITURE, NEW g. USED
Seaele Ssm }s ssssis: = spiess eea1f1s5az
beds. $59-S75; love seats, lounge
rockers, plastic chairs. ! Simmons
Hid-a-bed. .5-piece -dinettes wood.
tables. chairs, chinas, lamps. mir
rors, cocktail and end tables. book
cases, desks, utility cabinets: large
selection OF bedrm. suites. S55-$l9S;
chests. dressers. springs. mattresses,
rolla-way: HOLLYWOOD units, COM
plete. S49-SS9; household misc.
bedroom. furn. at warehouse.
Both Open Sunday. L to g.
DAWSON FURNITURE co.
1434 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 4-358s.
Warehouse. rear 41O7 MINI. Ave. N E.
VI 9S3T
Evening star., 1951-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FURNITURE

Blonde bedroom suite and 2-piece
living room suite. 1920 Bladensburs
rd. ne. LA. 6-1231.
Curio cabinet. Early American maple
Empire chest. Early American drop
leaf table. blanket chest. 1904 M
st. NV. NO. 3204.
Chickering piano, lovely mahogany
bedroom suite. $50 10Th st. s.e
Ii. 1880.
Walnut Duncan Phyfe dining room
suite. bedroom furniture, foam rub
Der love- seat. 1913 You st. NV.
DE. 1900.
Maple Junior dinette suite. also wal
nut jr. dinette suite, love-seat.
2601 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
ia. 2-1116.
Smiths Transfer g. Storage
Don't make a move without
calling Smiths"
Evening star., 1951-02-18
FURN., CASH & CARRY

j. j. StrikOl, Ii. 3-6969
1s 7th st. NE. Open Sunday. II to 6
GAS CONVERSION Janitrol: in per-
feet condition; reasonable. Call RA.
GAS RANGE-Detroit Jewel. 4-burn-
GAS s RiANGE-Roper. table top; ex-
eellent condition. GE refrigeratorr
Kenmore washer. Reas. no: 33os;
owe oven, % good cond.. Gst S.. Georsia ss5i u
GAS RANGE. Hardwick, burner,
oven control. 36-in. table top. SIS.
GAS RANGE-Estate: barbecue oven,
gFnisddle; in good cond,; reas; GE.
GAS RANGES. 4-burner apt. type
white porcelain, slightly used, like
new, S35. See janitor, Bayhead
GAS RANGE-4 burner, Glenwood
EN-. 3o95, 49os Upton NV, -,1s
| GAS RANGE. 4-burner Majestic: over
and utility cabinets; reasonable
GAS RANGE, "welbilt," 4 burner
oven temperature control; good con-
eas d,si0RA RAsGE seG s1snas4d sh ssad, Magic Chef
GAS RANGES. new. used: credit; in.
stallation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
Ga. ave. DE. 56701
GAS UNIT HEATERS (2). $4,000
btu each; floor or ceiling model
With with Honeywell Hone stats. 1ryear- -o5d 6d5
GENERAToRs-sTARTERs. 81 so up;
lge. assort.; elec. motor repairs; 36th
year; cARTY 1908 14th NO. o224.
ssSjsnsIsi sis5sa Mr. ss4s. s54 Also isft-h:nd
GOLF CLUBS. stainless steel Nos.
through 9. used very little. Phone
OV. 1888 after 5 pm.
GREETING CARD CABINET with
cards. practically new. AL. 1895.
RS So. washington St. Alex.
GRINDER AND BUFFER with grind
ing wheels, mounted on steel table.
No motor, 331 Emerson st. NV.
GUN-3S44 s.. g. w. .Outdoorsman;
perfect condition; S65. Call 81.
GUNS-.357 masnum Smith and wes-
son revolver. s-inch barrel; exc. pre-
war quality IS reloading equip;
tiny 20 revolver. 672 Maryland
GUNsGWinchestes Mod. IL. 1a-
issued. $40. DU. .6477.
Brownies; in 25. 80, SO and 9mm;
also rifles. shotguns; new and used;
from S25 UP; some fancy high
grade Germans; will trade. Call FA.
5000 or OW. 2704. lis
GUITAR r. Hawaiian electric. with
case S25; amplifler, $40. Wo.
GUITARs-Large selection: lessons.
THE GUITAR SHOP. 1000 N ST.
HARDWOODs, for cabinet work.
GRUvER MFG. CO.. S001 Conn,
ave. Chevy Chase, Md, OIL. 55.5.
HARP. Lyon and Healy, model 2.;
excel. cond.; reasonably priced. OIL.
HEAT HEAT EXTRACTOR BOILER, Ma
tional. hand sized. 4 yrs. old. no
Jacket. excellent condition, No. H-120.
$50 so. It. of water: replaced with
boiler,burner unit. Phone ME. 3345.
HEArEksMone Msi RAsl9si gas and one elect electric
side clock. Jo. a-66s3. ''''
HEATERS. ranges and stoves. new.
acME assa sTovG as % 1of1 fGai 7th "G9a Ma ss5s SIS
HEATING PLANT. boiler. large oil
burner, 2 oil tanks. 3 blowers. ther-
mostats piping. etc; in operation
for inspection; $3.50 for quick sale.
200 Telegraph rd.. Alex.
HOME-HEATlNG EQUIP. boiler, oil
burner; 275-gai. tank; completes;
HospGA5 sas gl.b.te BED :csss RmDe ne M cs"a ssa
HOSPITAL BED; good condition,
Evening star., 1951-02-18

DRAFTING MACHINE, new Bemco
wit With osan scales Is and IL inch. Call
DRESSER and night table. walnut;
SIS. Call CO. 1888.
DRESSER. walnut; good condition;
pREssER Re- IA AND S1ssi MIRROR. Early Amer
ican. $50; matching hishboy, $50;
club chair with slip cover. SIS;
After 5 pm. CHI. 512S. lis
DRESSMAKER'S FORM, Acme. size A.
adlsItaRs barssIn 'SS15o Wo 5ssa Sas,; almost new
DRILL PRESS with motor. many extra
attachments; lathe with motor. turn
ing. chisels; also Is and A hip.
DRUMs-Retiring professional musi-
slineerland white pearl equipment,
Zildtian cymbals. etc. Elmwood,
DRYER. clothes, WESTINGHOUSE; guar. :
prst prsc' new; an must Sacrifiee eeoi immed.'
DRYER. ssnoix. gas. stiil Grated:
refgr. RA. 7202.
DUPLICATOR. stencil type. SIS; 10;
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13
DUPLIcAToR. print-o-Matic, SIS:
addresser. s1oa5. Today, CO. 1925;
week. DI. 1872, 1112 14th st. NV
EASTER EGGS. Lady Mary Margaret
hand rolled. hand dipped, II, you
Ssa 70 ss es Gi S9uE E. 'hs56a hoGTcS K
EEEciTRItcyAL ApPLrANcEs.-Ther
Automatic Glsidiron. model 800.
seldom used; $50; Elseetrolux. good
rfne4R2e fGaaiiYe flS TLooR 9y' PoIisHERIco- pdi
fHaGs' nish; SIS So 20 50tsaPs1 a4s1s' par "'n0s'
ELECTRICAL HEATER. for large fire.
place, in Al condition MI 2ss5'
ELECTRIC IRoNER. Easy, model 30:
single bed, including springs and
mattress; lavatory 1Sx20, including
chrome mixing faucets and trap
connections; cabinet radio and rec
r1FcPRyt, Grd Plsyer N6IoR' 81. 3o43 = ,r now
ssSys sS5a and $500 ouFpet elec h0fnsssf
radiator style $40. RA. 2a33;
ELECTRIC MOTORS. l and ia h,p.'
inghouse. IN h, SEE others her ss' List prices @ CO.
LoNIAL PIANO Co. 637 D st. NV.
EIIEkcTRie RANGE. new condition;
used Is mos; Slo0., FA. 6s5S,
ELEG; G. RANGE. s{. $50: bed p.n springs; . So; So
ssaseea g ea. 'Psf,sS; I'll, 9s4o. S s"foe" eH' IS.
ENCYCLOPEDIA-Would you like to
rent a set of World Book Encyclo-
pedia at $3.50 per wk.' P. o. B.
ENCYCLOPEDIA. the New Wonder
world. set of 10. Call Ex. 02l0;
ENCYCLOPEDIA. 90 vols. brand
new, in orig. cases; mahog. book
ENCYCLOPEDIA and Book of Knowl-
ENCYCLOPEDIA Americana, 80 vols;
dictionary. ami. supplement, book
case: reas. priced Lu. 1-Sa57.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA = "a
volumes: like new; Sl25. CH. 1000,
extension 945.
ENLARGER, AXIS. Eastman. $50: stem
otype case and seif-study. book, like
new, $50. 1900 Key blvd. Rosslyn.
FAN. window (Koldair). 16-in. blade.
3 speeds; also L. C. Smith office
typewriter, both in perfect condi-
FANS. attic kitchen, exhaust; al all
Service. si GfcHNER. La 6-s6oo'
FILE CABINETS. legal. letter. steel;
new. used. Today, CO, 1926; week,
l112 14th st. NV, DI. 1872.
FILE CABINETS-Govt. surplus, let-
ter-size 4-drawer wood, 81 .95; wood
with steel drawers, full suspension.
newly painted; SEQ .95. N. FRANK
& SONS: 414 Bird st NV. Elk; 1914:
FILM DEVELOPING anc printing in
hours: color service; cameras on
os1a 59am S9os ~ e. n " Fx 35ST
Evening star., 1951-02-18
LIVING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
US. AS WE ,iUARAN TEE YOU saw
INGs OF 1Oet and 500 ON NEW
sAMPLE SaIAPL GLosE9H'rs- LOOK "a, At
stado adsE coaeh IN oSey s fabric a041s
$3.50, now S56.75; solid mahog.
DUNCAN Phyfe sofa-bed, was S179.50.
now S112.50; mahog. 7-drawer knee
hole desk, was S59.50. now $50 so;
lge: mems lounge chairs, full spring
ssa sss Z mo modern sofa .ol's Ssd, xss
slant-front desk. was s79 30. now
S49.50; maple chest desk. now cnly
$50. Many more bargains too
numerous to mention. Open Thurs
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th ST. NV. EX. 6742
The SAMPLE Bargain Store of wash.
LOUNGE, 2 cushions. wool frieze,
FA Elst; o4oE upholstery good condif,on' iS
LOVE oS. 0sEs; sEsr-Kidney back. blue mate
lassn: $50; eycel. cond. DF. 1914.
LUMBER. 800 IT, red cedar . inches
thick. $50 for the lot. 33l Elner-
LTMRERGSew iHa Ii Ne oak and maple floor.
dry kiln lumber. oak. maple and
thousand #. Mr.. WEBER. Ii.
LUMBER AND MILLwoRK-Every-
thing from A to z. RuCKER LUM-
BER. 1920 Wilson blvd. ia. Abba.
LUMBER Knotty pine paneling,
shelving, wallboards. Delivered to
your home. GRUVER MFG. CO,
s001 Conn ave. Chevy Chase, Md,
Evening star., 1951-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
BEDROOM FURNITURE

WhSe. Sale Sun, IL to 6
Apiece modern Fashion Trend
suite, with double twin-bed head
Z board. Sl9s. Suites in maple. ma
hogany. walnut, blond woods; some
with sds.fioI double dresser s55Siss; Large
tiles: samples of nationally adver-
tised bedding. at big reductions
Box. coil springs. mattresses. roll
Always: Hollywood beds. complete
dinettes, chairs, liv. rm. furniture
and household misc.
OPEN SUNDAY, IL to 6
Dawson's Warehouse, Rear
4107 MINI. Ave. NE, VI, 1887
BICYCLE, girls; like new; hardly
BICYcLE~Roys', AK. oa04.
BICYCLE; did II 2s5inch s5H. boys only mos. mos.
BfGYcLE and Ice Ice skates Cboy,s1, Her
culeS. 2S-in., lightweieht, S25; figure
ssates SIS. Lo 5-3591.
weight, a5 POUND pounds; sell sell for az $40. sc
bicycle, boys. 25-in.. S25; radio
comb. Magnavox. plays 7s rpm.
and 33ts r,p.m.; 3 months old:
plete. Also furniture for 1-bedrm
SO each. ST.. 346i. N 1''"A o
BICYCLE. boys 26-inch liver johnson.
G@ood @ condition. Basket. $23. 81.
Billiard and pocket tables and SUP.
plies tennis tables and accessories
RsSsF Sssf5 S9Ss 60 HlHAsP III 5sP { +
BINOCULARS, ziess. 7x5o. center
focus, featherweight, with case; new
BIRD CAGE AND STAND. RCA cab
mattress net ssdiG pbonf gsfriTsFasos A cot and
BLoUsEs-%see % one ne' Of ''aS; the most
played-at CAMELLIA's. 1905
Conn ave: and 1910 Wise. ave.
BOOKS. Ency. Brit, 18th e'l:tion;
@san'seay s5ol of. Ssss. ssss; both excel 'ond' :
BooKs-Ffrst sale, libraries of two
estates and other lots Wide variety,
&c to 75c per book for quick liquida-
tion: Several phonograph records in
good condition, l5c each. Sunday
sna sm MsRaaE EsTATE oRly BOOK 70 SALES m to 9
H st. NV, 3rd floor.
BOOKCASES, sectional; best makes;
for office or home; reas. Today. Co
4b2o; wk.. DI. 1872, 1112 14th n W.
BOOKCASE, mahog,, 36x42 double
kldSS doors; DranQ-neW: beautiful.
18th NV.
BREAKFAST SET, maple; also cflild's
wicker stroller; excel. cond.; reas.
. GE. 631S.
BREAK-FRONT, 4S-in.. Drexel. ma
hoRany. S275, AK. $500. Ext. 1863
between II and 3.
BRlCKS-Face and common. or a
million. ALASKA COAL AND BRICK
co. Ma 5SS5. OF 1900
BRICKS, face and common. any
quantity PENNSYLVANIA BUILD
Evening star., 1951-02-18
FURNITURE FOR Cash

FURN.--Excellent 500 Eclipse love
seat sleeper, rose, $40: baby chest,
crib, mattress. white. SO. DU.
FuKN.-lLaree bureau with mirror
plate. 2 dble. beds, 2 sgle. beds.
Sofa small lamps. small mirrors,
Venetian blinds, lace curtains. rug.
Lawn gn .ng m9wer; hedge clippers, etc; On 7,
sold. 1851 Park I'd. NV. Apt l,
FURN.wMahog. knee-hole desk with
glass glass tep; yslo yal Assertion bookcase;
sun. TR. 3464; wkdays., after g.
FURN.-Sofa. barrel and fan back
chairs; drop-leaf table tantq), coffee
table; pic. lamps. Wo. 446Q;
FURN.-a beds. dining rm. set, To-
pcs. apt. sized GE refgr.; vanity,
dresser; rug. RA. 586s. 10
good condition; s55. 10. 1850.
~URN.-Tv set. bdrm. furn. and
misc misc: Call AP. 1920; leaving town
FURN.Ewalnut dresser and mirror;
$40; excel. cond.; l year old. JU.
FOhN.-SolQ my nome. VIII sell ped-
room. dining room and porch fur
niture. Call GE. 1874.
FURN.-2-piece satinwood bedrm set
gate-leg table, Windsor chairs
lmahog): best offer. 1877 North
Nelson st. Arl., Va. Apt. 81. lis
FURN.-Living rm. set. consisting of
sofa and z chairs; end table; coffee
FURN.--Modern circular coffee table.
beautiful inlay. S45: round solmsh
lamp table. $50. OR. 619l.
FURN.-3 modern solid maple end
tables. matching coffee table with
glass top; SIS. ia. 5S24. is
FURN.-2 bedrm. sets. / mahog.; liv.
rm.. dinette, rugs, drapes. lamps,
mirrors; owner leaving town. 4607
Conn. ave. NV. Apt. So. lis
FURN.-Sheraton orig. drawing rm
7-pc. suite. consisting of 4 chairs, :.
arm chairs. love seat; excellent con-
dition. RE. 3O66. HU 6533. lis
FURN.-Reirigera S-cu.-ft.: sofa
and matching chair; 6x9 rug: kit,
cab. Ii. 6-3043. 1St
FURN.-Cot, folding. prac. new. S22;
. marble top commodes, SIS ca.
Call IL 4-O491.
FURN.-a4 size walnut metal bed,
coil springs. Simmons innerspring
matt. SCI complete, and 36-inch
Tappan tabletop gas range, $50.
Excel. cond. OK. 3442
FURN.-Complete furnishings bed
rms. liv. rm,, sun porch: also lawn
furn. spinet piano, 42-in. elec,
ironer and washing machine. 103
N. Ivy ST., Arl.. CHI, 1854 lis