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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
Two Gases Heard
AT UPS Office

There were Two cases of
drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct heard at the office of Justice
of the Peace, D. B. Stellfox, Sr.,
Wednesday morning.
Charles Finley, of Senecaville
route, was fined $500 and costs
for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct on Christmas day. He
was released from the Noble
county Jail on bond.
Rufus D. Wiley, Sharon, was
arrested for the same charges as
Finley. He has also been involv-
ed in a brawl. His fine was set
at $4,000 and costs.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
MI. Ephrainl

Guests at the home of Mrs.
Hazel Powell last Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Williams
and children, of Kennonsburg;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson
and children, of Reinersville and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Warner
and children, of Belle Valley.
Additional guests in the after
noon were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin McVicker, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Graham, Pfc. Gene Graham, Miss
Juanita Cutler and Mrs. Edith
Williams.
Pfc. David Rich, of Sheppard
Air Force Base, Texas, is spend
ing a furlough with his wife and
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wallace
Rich.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
COLLIDE ON ROUTE 21

J. E. Smith, superintendent OF
the Ava Brick figured in an ac-
cident on u. S. Route 2l, just
north of the brick plant, on route
81, last Wednesday December 10.
He was hit by Junior Fenton, of
West Virginia and Fenton was
arrested and fined $500 and costs
by Justice of the Peace, D. B.
Stellfox, Sr. He was charged
driving on the left of center line.
There was slight damage to both
cars
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
CALLS FROM GERMANY

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DotsOn,
of Summerfield route, talked
with their son, Capt. Gerald
Dotson, stationed in Germany
with the army, over the tele-
phone one day last week. He in
formed them his family was fine
and they had a new son, named
Charles William. He expects to
be home in six to eight more
months.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
DIVORCE FILED

Mary c. Rossiter of Center
township has filed divorce
against Mark II. Rossiter in
Common Pleas court. She
charges extreme cruelty. The
couple was married December
81, 1948 and there are no child
rem. L. c. Young is the attorney
for the case.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Joe Secrest, 81, WeII-known
real estate broker of Senecaville,
was dismissed from the st.
Francis hospital, Cambridge.
Monday. He was taken suddenly
i'll Friday noon and was removed
to the hospital Immediately for
treatment. His condition was re-
ported to be improved.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
ARRESTED ON ROUTE 21

Golden Raines was arrested by
Marshal Fred Davis last week
for crossing the yellow line on
North street, u. S. route 81. He
was arraigned before Justice OF
the Peace, D. B. Stellfox, Sr.,
and fined $500 and cost.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
FOX CHASERS MEETING

The Noble County Fox Chasers
association will meet on Tues
day evening, January at Gill's
Barber shop, Caldwell. All mem
bers are asked to be present as
plans for the spring trial and
show will be made according to
the announcement of the presi-
dent, c. r. Teters.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA

Redmond and Richard Archer,
brothers, of Canton, will leave
Friday for Burbank, Calf,
where they will make their
future home. Both have secured
employment in that city. Red
mond Archer, formerly in the
real estate business in Caldwell,
has been in Canton since closing
his local agency.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
INJURED AT WORK

w. B. Leonard, of Cumberland
Rt. l, suffered a dislocated
shoulder while at work in
GAINESVILLE, Monday. He was
taken to Bethesda hospital,
where his condition was good,
according to hospital attaches
that morning.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
ENJOYING HOLIDAYS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyd Of
Dexter City are spending the
holidays with their daughter
and son-in-law, M-Sgt. and Mrs.
w. Lee Johnson of Owensboro,
KY. Sgt. Johnson is with the re-
cruiting office in that city. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Johnson, Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
SPONSOR DANCE

There will be a dance at the
Palace hall, Harriettsville, Sun
day night from 900 to 1900
sponsored by st. Henry's Cath
olic church. Round and square
dancing will be the attraction of
the evening to the music provid-
ed by Miller's Melodeers. The
public is cordially invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
GALL BLADDER REMOVED

Mrs. Leo Gerst, Of Caldwell
route, underwent major surgery
for the removal of the gall blad-
der, Saturday, in the Good Sa-
maritan hospital, GAINESVILLE. 1t
is reported she is improving
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
Caldwell Produce 20. Hits All Time
High For Processing OF Favoriie Bird

Speaking of turkeys Immediately gets gobble after
listening Henry Brumbach general
figures relative turkeys
ally proceed Caldwell Produce Company during past
several months.
is taking with the develop
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
IN PARADE

Richard Mckee, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Mckee, Gar
denia, Calf, formerly of Cald-'
well, was chosen from Is boys
to be on the Gardenia float in
the Rose Bowl parade, New
Years day at Pasadena, Calf.
He is the nephew of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry B. Colley, of Cald-,
well
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
Jurors Drawn
Continued from Page One)

direct the sheriff to arrest him
and bring him before the court;
and when he has been so brought
in, it may, in its discretion, COM
pei him to serve, or it may
punish him as for contempt of
court.
Petit jurors subject to call OF
court are:
Noah Pitts, Center, Caldwell
Rt; Warren Blakeslee, Buffalo
Pleasant City, Rt; Fred Powell
Seneca, Mt. Ephraim; Clyta Mos
Grip, Olive, Caldwell; H. P. Null
bach, Olive, Caldwell; Earl Leas-
ure, Noble, Belle Valley; Verna
Cutler, Marion, Summerfield
Edgar Bates, Noble, Caldwell
Rt. 6; Erval Stevens. Elk, DeX-
ter City, Rt.; Blaine Day, Beaver
Quaker City, Rt. l; Albert Crock
Enoch, Caldwell, Rt. 4; Dallas
Mallett, Stock, Summerfield, Rt
F. r. CHM, Buffalo, Ava, Rt
Brady Archer, Marion, Summer
field; Erwin Newton, Jackson
Dexter City; D. A. Caldwell
Brookfield, Caldwell, Rt. 2; Ruth
Kirk, Center, Sarahsville; Eve.
lyn Bond, Seneca, Senecaville
Rt; Donald Bates, Marion, Sum
merfield; Dean Milligan, Noble
Caldwell, Rt. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Orr and
children, Carolyn, Deborah anC
Freddie, of GAINESVILLE, were
guests Christmas of his mother
Mrs. Effie Orr, Main street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-26
Dunbar Hotel GETTING
Rid OF Undesirab|es,
Liquor Board Told

The Dunbar Hotel at Fifteenth
and U streets NV. is doing ev-
erything possible to correct the
bad reputation that hotel acquired
as a result of being cited by the
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
several months ago for violations,
according to the management.
The statement was made to the
District License Board, hearing an
appeal of the hotel from the action
of License Supt. C. T. Nottingham
who has refused to grant the
Dunbar hotel license. The hotel
also has lost its liquor license.
Most of the testimony yesterday
was given by Welker C. Under
down, manager of the hotel since
last February. Mr.. Underdown, a
former employe of the Supreme
Court of the United States, told
the board this is his first job of
hotel management and there are
many things about the business
he does not know but that he is
doing his best to clear undersir-
ableS out of the hoStelry.
He said the Dunbar is badly
needed in Washington, because it
is the largest hotel catering to
colored clientele in the world. He
said about TOO persons now live
there, and it is the only place in
Washington where a large group
OF colored people can meet or
have banquet. He said it is the
gathering place for conventions
OF colored people in the Capital,
and many noted colored persons
in the amusement and sports
world made their headquarters
there when in Washington.
He said there has been less
trouble at the hotel since its
liquor license was revoked and
that he is glad no liquor is sold
in the hotel now.
Thirty-seven tenants have been
evlcted from the hotel as being
undesirable since he assumed
management he said, and many
employees have been discharged.
He said he has asked the owners
OF the hotel to employ hotel ex-
pert to help him and that they
now are trying to obtain one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-26
Startled CT Gets
Surrender From Red
With British Accent
BY the Associated Press

SOMEWHERE IN KOREA, July
26.-Sergt. Walter c. Damke of
San Francisco was startled re-
Gently when a voice with a heavy
British accent called out to him
from the bushes Of Korean
mountain slope:
Il say, old boy, I don't have
one of your bloody safe conduct
passes, but may I surrender any
way?"
The oath Division sergeant
called the voice from its hiding
place and found it belonged to a
Chinese soldier.
Thank you very much, old
boy" said the Red as Sergt.
Damke led him away.
Evening star., 1951-05-01
Deaths Reported
trrom the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics, !,

fFrom the D. C.. Bureau OF Vital Statistics)
John D. sheads, SO, 60s East Capitol st.
Nettie G. Bratt, 81. 1874 Shepherd st. NV.
Mary A. o'Brien. 70. 6424 Eastern ave.
Nellie (Elen) Bincklsy, "A. 1871 Eye st.
job" hi" F. Keweel. ". soth St NV.
Mary z, Taylor, 81: 51s seys6d Ss6d sg: : Sc:
so' otto arifith. rim NV 81, Blue Plains. D. c.
Rowland E. Darling. "a. 1913 Taylor st.
Julius; I9,; Lsy,tch. So, 1921 4th ave-, oxon
S5i 5GhH RSss.7 SSsgan bo 80 ,4E Arlington N s. ys
Alxs r. Monroe, 40. 1890 Msmlin st. ne
Enl william Goo ta:sn M dssmSsrsSars IT. Ss SSn h p. st.
infant Frazee, 1889 2lst st: NV.
saTs 5fanie rSSsst %fllst 50 g. 1sSs ss s. ss NV NV.
@lam siaise Whise s. s. S fal5 I esIyert r g.
Wiiiism william 6%odson. % n n. I iss Todd = pl.% me ne.
Spencer Walker. As. sos 25th st, NV.
Ann E. Bryant, Al. 2104 First st. NV.
Ssres cSsye = Abel. faa r. iSoo Bowen ss rd
Rosa crues, SO, Brentwood. Md.
Hattie = Jones, g. 7S Se7 On End St. sw.
zsia' Ela l. rlssshia snIsh l. l. sis sth =; s.
solomon Henry. SO, 1855 Ames st. NV.
Alfred Brown, infant. 5118 D St. Sc.
It is better to be prepared for
the bomb that never comes than
unprepared for the one that does.
Volunteer now for Civil Defense at
the Veterans Service Center, 1400
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-01
Marriage License Applications

George Hopkins, 81. and Stella Hopkins.
4s beth Of s17 MAJ MaFsland nraoase ave. n n.e
and Catherine Mcdowell. 10. 1855 End
Elyiin ! Johnson. gs. 2s K st. nc. and
Kennsth Gsis Tfo@iin, 70. ! gisss Calvert st: nv.
and cara Kreilick. 19, Silver Spring, Mo;
james Heayey. 28 AlsxandEia, Is w.. :. ana q
| and Mary owens, q. 226 F st. ne.
Walter Brown; 2l 1890 sa.a st. i Sc, e. snd nd
yrsnias nahnsth Rosne ssnnes s. Alnston. @ N va and
Nan vann. SIS. baltimore; -
Raymond Curry. %. 1872 9th st. s;w,, and
Floyd Jackson. is. and Mary Archer. So.
Donald MsTd: r Is ,5sN Lsvsss; ss,,Ss Galit Md and
and Doris Marauardt. "a. st. Paul, MINI;
John Hartford. 81; salina. Kans; AZ and
ave ave. NV. and Ethel Bethune. 81. 1923
Connecticut thsn. aye. Ss 1sEi niTi Argonn. y, NV
~ and Shirley Mabry, II. 502s Dana pl.
Charles Kenney, 90. Arlington. Va, and
Bruce ucees6 Deli ilmeS ~ Marine M 1 Bsrracks and
Shirley Ryan. 22. 460S srd pl. s:w.
wi!iaa ney ,r 20. s,M. sn6 FTansss sr
chsTles 4Egs Mann si 0's 30, Arlington Va. and
charlene Giardina. 81, 3515 Alton pi.
william Marks, 81. salem. W. va. ana
Rebecca Lockard. 10. IA Danbury st.
John Brown, 81. seoe Benton st. NV, and
Nancy Dyer, 20. 5213 Cathedral ave.
Glenn Bolyard, 25. 54s9 Glen Hill I'd. NV,
and Barbara Mitchell, 18. 1915 = st.. Sc
Saint Faison. 20, Walter Reed Hospital.
and Veronica Kennedy. 3d. 1719 18th
Anthony Ellison. 40, storrs. Conn. and
Irene veys. SO. Arlington, Va.
both Of Walter Reed Hospital
Lewis Richards, 20, Oil Eye st: Sc. ana
sara CHM. 81. Tskoma, Park. Md:
Misafb bot Ra1kas 81 skoa ao aPa PARK Md
II. both Of Fort Myer, Va.
William Smith. 20, Suitland. Md. and
Margie Brown. II. 1121 Independence
Earle Hisslsy, %; q s. ,4se Est, st, nv. y and
Ezekiel Thomas. jr., 80. and sue suber. 33
roseph OSsh X Ratz, iS "a ~ and Id Marilvnne Cutler
| Is: both Of Philadelphia, Pa;
Frank Utley. jr:. q. 126 18th st. Sc. ano
Bette gidxell - - loHS 51aS l7th Il st. ne; AND
John Petit. 10. and Adelaide Morgan. 20
both Of Alexandria. Va.
Base. and Hattie Fleming. %. 1911 +
wi'Hsm ii NV Moore, At, and conchite Mon.
tilla. 81. both Of 1901 clydesdale pl
Clarence Parker, 81. and Cora Osborne
II 90, both OF 81 L st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-01
MeteoroIoqists to Meet

The American Meteorological
Society will hold its 10th national
meeting here Wednesday through
Friday in conjunction with the
spring meeting of the American
Geophysical Union. Meteorological
sessions will be in the auditorium
|of the National Museum, Consti-
tuition avenue and Tenth street
NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-01
Dr.. Daily Resigns chiIdren's Bureau Post

DR.. Edwin F. Daily, 1925 Dres-
den street, Kensington, has re-
signed as director Of the division
of health services of the Chill
dren's Bureau. to become deputy
medical director of the Health
Insurance Plan Of Greater New
York.
DR.. Daily has been with the
Federal Security Agency bureau
Evening star., 1951-05-01

Tor the last Is years. He served
as assistant director and director
of the division of maternal and
child health before being named
in 1941 to the Office he now leaves
Evening star., 1951-05-01

London's water supply is now
rated as the purest in the history
of that city.
Evening star., 1951-05-01

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Evening star., 1951-05-01

Under D. c. l1iD, couples must
J apply for a marriage license on
one day. tDait three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Jean simon, 20. 1910 Good Hope I'd. Sc
Alex Jacob. 81. 1916 10th st. NV, an,
Nancy Comfort, 81. 46 Randolph pl. y
ave. Sc. and Betty Beail. ~, 1858 Z St St
Vincent Walsh. %. Buffalo. N. Y. ant
Elizabeth Roberts. 1S. 2015 jackson st
ne.
frankie Beavers, jr.. %. and Franklyr
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Alfred Hamilton. 40. 4 e st. s.w:. ant
Dorothy Mitchell. 81, 5705 Sheriff I'd
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Evening star., 1951-08-19

NAVAL OFFICER will drive and de-
liver your car to West Coast; leav-
ing week of Aug. 20. LU. 2-7Ss0.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
PIANO TUNING

Est. free; work guar. 5113 Conn. ave.
EN-. 1874. WOOLEY.
PICKET FENCES BUILT and repaired
All types of yard fencing. Tree trim.
ming and removing. CHI. 1892. 30
PLASTERING PATCHING. no Job toe
small, white mechanics. II no answer
SUM-, call wkdays., LA. 6-4756.
PLASTERING, PATCHWORK ana cell
ings z speciality. Call MI. 1s32.-2l
PLUMBING and heating repairs; es-
Inmates free. TU. 029I.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Jobbin
and remodeling; prompt service: reas
rates. Take no chances. cali US first
K q W PLUMBING CO.. 644 H ne.
PLUMBING and heating repairinr
ana an remnsodelins; guar. low PRICES
PLUMBING and heating and air
conditioning repairs and alterations;
day Or nisht. UN. 1853. go az
RECREATION ROOMS speciality
Call DEWEY at FIR. $3.50. --19
REFRIGERAToRS REPAIRED. also
pspENDos pffasSf REFRfGERAToN sfrTiss CO.
Days, UN. 1872; ewes, UN. s575.
REMODELING from basement to roof
BY pvt. contractor. PAUL KLAAS.
ROOF PAINTING and gutter work;
reasonable. DICK, CO. 3l56,
ROOFING, thinning. room painting. re-
pairing, suffering and spouting. Call
ROOFING--All types; new work and
repairs: cutters. spoutS, carpentry
and painting; free estimates. A. D.
THOMAS. HU. 77S2.
STONE, CEMENT AND FLAGSTONE.
We specialize in stone; repaintins
walls, fiagStone. patio, walks, steps,
driveways, porches, lily ponds. etc.
IT, it's stone or cement work of any
type call JERRY. LU. 1-4756 for free
estimate
Evening star., 1951-08-19
MOTOR TRAVEI

NAVAL OFFICER will drive and de-
liver your car to West Coast; leav-
ing week of Aug. 20. LU. 2-7ss0
TO CHICAGO, August 20; 3 passen.
son, c. E. DeCHAINE, 5631 Colo
DRIVING NEVADA. so cosmopoli.
tan; take 2. share expenses; leave
Mon; or Tues; refs. exchanged. WI
TO BOSTON. can take 3; leayins
Aug. 23. A. HAYES, p. o. Box 1907
ARMY OFFICER leaving for Cincin.
natl. Ohio. August %. 1851. Car
take one passenger. Write Box So
M, Star.
STUDENT leaving for Denver, Au.
gust 10Th; VIII take one or two,
ssp M 'fes fesva AHs %sn as aflD Fh sh1Yf R ss
LAKE GEORGE. N. Y.-Leav. Sept. 2
Returning Sept. 10. l or 2; help
dr.. sh. exp; ref. exc. LA. 6-6T95
NEW 4-dr, Chrysler-Leaying fol
LEAVING SsSiSSGit SEPT. @1niversity o1i New
Mexico, Albuquerque; congenial pas
senger (male) desired; refs. FA
1705. 80
ATLANTIC CITY, leaving Aug. "a
pm, take 2. Phone WA. 6007.
LADY desires ride to Big Meadows,
Skyland dr., Sept; 9. preferably with
mtddle-aged gentleman driver. RA
0S05.
GOVERNMENT WORKER desires
transportation to Navy Annex from
Stanton Park area, $3.50 per week
Cali AT. 3l35.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
| REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. !

PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
Scraping and floor sanding; general
repairs; no job too large or too
small. Estimates cheerfully given;
80 years experience. Call HU. 1886
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGfNG
roof painting: free estimates
CHARLES CO.. AP. 05b7 after 8 m
PAPER HANGING, painting; specia,
low prices this week; work guar;
save. sPIGEL. ia. S92S. -21
PAPERHANGING and painting: rooms
$500 up. DU. 1854.
PAPERING, 6-rm.. 2-story hall house
low as $50: W. mechanic; own work
RALPH. ME. S14S; aft. s. TU. 0216
PAPERING room, S12 UP; paintins
room, Sig up; floor sanded. S12 up;
roofing; fronts painted, $50 up; apt
rental houses, special prices. MI
3034
PAPERING. painting. plasterinR
floor finishing. house repairs, very
reasonable prices, all work guaran-
teed; responsible mechanics. ia
PAPER HANGING, 81 I'D Der room,
1851 washable sunfast papers; work
guaranteed. GE. 1888, GE. 2461
PAPER HANGING
Prompt service: reasonable; good
work. A. T. GEORGE, DI. 0106.
Evening star., 1951-08-19

BEDROOM SET. maple chest, bed
springs and mattress included eoot
cond.; $50 SH. 1872. 10.
BEDROOM SET. walnut. dble. bet
tmattress and spring inclD. dresser
chest. vanity. vanity bench, nigh
table chair; S2@5. RA. 1869. 10
BEDROOM SET-Double bed with
spring, mattress. dresser. wardrobe
excel. cond.: S75. WA. 4515. -la
BEDROOM SUITE, pieces. SIS: :
30-in. innerspring mattresses, Sl(
ca. all good cond. UN. 1907.
BEDROOM SUITE, ) pcs, solid nah
double bed. $3.50. Call Monday
BEPRM: q, SUITE. dark maple, aDls
BE6RM. ii6isMs SUITE, A' pc. se'si also mat.
tress and springs: sacrifice. S15;
excel. cond. NO; 1901. 9-5 pm.
BENDIx. year old, $50; needs re.
BfhGtF 5f16 v st. Osy. se vi f0l1psa d6sa schTiHn
BICYCLE. boys, 2s-in., like new; SIS
BICYCLE, collapsible. Paratroop; ex.
cellent condition; S35. UN. 910q
BICYCLE, boys. lightweight; $40
BICYCLE. mans. 2s-in.: excellen
condition; SIS. Call Fairfax 2313J-2
BICYCLE. Raleigh English racer; 3.
speed gears osd al extras like new
BICYCLE, BOYS, - or 20 inch, goot
condition: s25; Phone Sunday. Ma
BfcYCLE,' cit; f''' boys, S%S' ae-inch. westerl
Flyer; very good condition. Nj
1888 or 81 Girard ST ne
Evening star., 1951-08-19
MlscL. FOR SALE tcen..)

ANTIQUE FRENCH EMPIRE DESK,
beautiful mahog. grain, orig. brass,
3x5 it., also fine inlaid Vitrine curio
table. Call EN-. 1920. 30
ANTIQUES-Walnut chest of draw
ers, $65: walnut drop-leaf table,
500; high chair. $12; Tole tankard,
S25. WI. 1850.
ANTIQUES. authentic walnut English
highboy and desk over 800 year,
old. Call before noon. AK. 1l9S
ANTIQUES - Marble-top chest ot
drawers. mirror to match; few pieces
pattern glass, 2 German dolls; rea-
sonable: CO. 9236.
ANTIQUES-Marble-top 20x2S table
S21; Singer chain-stitch treadle
sewing mach, SIS; heavy black
ANffauE ANEfRH fet cUfGLAsss HFS as LAM LAMP. gorge.
Gus; ht. % in, shade 12 in. wide,
40 prisms, 2 lights: individually
owned: $500. Box 428-L, Star.
ANTIQUE CHEST OF DRAWERS, two
tone, walnut, marble top, $40. WO.
ANTIoUES-Home sold; selling an
tiaue furniture, Chinese, French,
Vietorisn italian pieces. No dealers.
ANTIQUES. walnut marble top wash
stand. Florentine carved gilt frame.
Cloisonne chest Qarge), and teapost,
snIin ssG n " GUR1o AND FuRNI-
AD. 277s. NO. 464o. Open It'll
ANTiaUEs, commode, French Louis
$3.50 or best offer; other pieces.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
AIR CONDITIONERS
Sold-Rented-Serviced

A small deposit will assure Of coo
summer Call Ii. 3-4ll2. r. & NJ
REFRIGERATION CO. Authorized
tbondedI Service Dealer.
ANTIQUES = 3 Currier and I've
prints. with frames; brass sleigl
bells. some glass. china. CH. 5Sl7
ANTIQUE-A good antique is sount
investment and a joy to own. OLE
sTRswsEsRYp gaPs sRs prints HILL ANTISnE 1Ss6iEslty
nj nj west vest of Alex. on Duke ST.
L. Hanna, s52:
Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va. cts fun t.
lookl CHI. 5S14.
ANTIQUE mahogany chest. 4 larg,
drawers. 3 small across top with
miro mirror $50; ;aoSs Sgee mirrors misc
party, furn.,
pottery. fans. etc. .JU. S-9l70 after
2 pm. SUM-; weekdays, 7:30-9:3O
ANTIoUEsI1LsEge sol, solid @ oak book
case: case Call ST. S69l Sunday or
early wedg-
wood plaques and f1gurines in all
black and black and white for sale
For particulars. call HO.. 1867.
ANTIQUES-Caster set, 5-bottle Rog-
ers, Just refinished; peri. cond.. $35.
Walnut chest of draw
erS, SO; walnut drop-leaf table,
S25; > antique coach lanterns,
$3.50 each; pole screen. $50; in
laid tilt-top end tables. $50 each.
666l Barnaby st. NV, Chevy Chase,
D. c., EN-. dfi61.
ANTIQUE SOFA, tapestry upholstery;
excel. condition; best offer. OR.
REFRIGERATOR. up
right. etc. Entire household furnish
ings. 7219 Bradley blvd OIL. 1919
Extensive pvt. collection
silver. gold inlaid spurs. stirrups, etc.
from South America. Many rare and
beautiful items incl. pair Of price
less fur robes from Bolivia. sH.
5536.
Antique BED, heavy sleigh type,
mahogany; $35. Wo, 7451.
ANTIQUE REPRODUCTIONS--Early
American pine, hutch and trestle
tables; WEIGH and corner cupbCards;
scaled to apts. KE. 3-533S.