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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21
ANALYST COMING TO CONFER WITH
 ALASKA OFFICIALS

A move was disclosed yesterday in the Senate to bring an expert from the Council of State Govern ments for conferences on revamp- ing and modernizing territorial pro- cedures.
 Senate President Gunnard Enge- breth reported the governor had received a letter from the council saying a representative would arrive Saturday for a weeks conference and study.
 Engebreth said he had written to the council originally although no plans were yet made to finance the representative visit. Then the governor also contacted the national organization.
 Engebreth and Sens. John Butro- vich Howard Lyng, James Nolan and Steve McCutcheon all spoke of the advisability of getting an eX- pert to study ways of streamlining the territorial government to in- crease its efficiency and eliminate what McCutcheon called dead wood Lyng was critical. however, of Enge- breth having taken the initiative without consulting the Senate first
 Nolan told the Senate T hate to go home without accomplishing anything on this problem" Butro- vich warned that if something isn't i done now it will be just that much bigger a problem in two years. think this session will have to pro- vide S50000 to sloc.O to get the job done"
 Engebreth suggested the immed- fate work of the council represent ative alone should not cost over $2 900 or $5.000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21
GET SHOTS AND VACCINATIONS
 FRIDAY AT JIG

Dr. c. c. Carter, city health ot- ficer, announced today that the first of the series of typhoid inoc- ulation clinics will be conducted FeAb}fpuld7fFlHA FeAbfpuld7fFlHA 23'o Friday, at the pJ1heau Public Health Center, 318 Main St This service. he said, "Is offered to all people in the Gastineau Channel area as part Of the CiVll- ian Defense Progrom 4 series oI typhoid injections consists Of three infections, one week apart anu should be followed with a yearly booster injections in order to keel the maximum immunity against typhoid fever.
 Booster injections will be ot- fered against diptheria, whoop- ing cough and tetanus to childrer below the age of ten years. Small pox vaccinations will be offered tc all persons who have not pervlous- lv been vaccinated and re-vaccina- tion to all persons who have not been vaccinated within the past five or six years
 Parents are reminded that 1t will be necessary for all children to have a written consent or to be accompanied by their parent in or der to receive immunizations. No child will be immunized without the parents consent"
 Tt is very important for adults as well as chilren to be inoculateo against typhoid fever and small pox, as no persons have natura immunity against these two dis eases"
 Dr. Carter will be in charge o1 the clinics and they will be con- ducted at the Health Center, 3ls Main St. Clinic hours will be iron 8.3O to 1030 am. for school chil' dren and from 10:30 to ll:30 am and TOO to 500 pm. for odults For further information, pleas' phone the Health Center, number 218.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21
Daily lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS only of persons who members is the elder of the two brothers persons things ndscrimnatey he is older he My house is older than yours
 OFTEN SPRONOUNCED: Debauh Pronounce de-bauch as n ME used beouch accent second syllable
 OFTEN ModSte tdesmaker)
 SYNONYMS pntous conspicuous sumptuous gor- geous, gaudy showy
 WORD STUDY times and it is yours Let us Todays given fasehood lying His mendacious statements make little trusted" ss,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21
COMMUNITY EVENTS
T O D A Y

T O ID A Y At 6:30 pm. - Pioneers of Alaska, Grand Igloo banquet in IOOF hall.
 At 2 pm. Gold Medal Tourna- ment, three games. At ' pm. Cocktails; at 7:45 - Toastmasters banquet in Gold Room, Baranof At pm. Alaska Potters meet in headquarters in A. B. hall. At 8 pm. - Elks Lodge. At 10 p.m-Shriners Annual Wash ington birthday ball in Scottish Rite Temple At pm. - Public pinochle party at Moose club
 February 22 1t 10 am. = Grand Igloo, Pioneers of Alaska meets in IOOF hall. 1t l pm Special rehearsal of Juneau Singers in Methodist church.
 1t 2 pm. Special Patriotic pro- gram, sponsored by Juneau Elks. Public invited. 1t pm. - Wives of Juneau Coast Guard personnel meet in City Council chambers to organize club.
 At pm. - DeMolay Mothers meet at Scottish Rite Temple.
 February g At ' pm. = Pie Social at Chapel by-the-Lake. 1t 8 pm. - Legion of the Moose meets in Moose Lodge rooms.
 February 26 1t noon = Lions Club, Baranof., 1t noon - Business and Profession al Women's Club meets in Terrace Room, Baranof a- At pm. = Rebekah Drill Team practice in IOOFi hall. Aek At & pm. - American Legion post, meets in Dugout
 February 27 At noon = Rotary Club, Baranof. At 9:45 pm. = Community Center Night for adults in Teen-Age club with square dancing. ..
 February 2S 1t noon = Kiwanis Club. Baranof 1t 8 pm. - Rebekah lodge meets in IOOF hall
 March l At noon - Chamber of Commerce meets at Baranof
 March 2 At 8 pm. = Concert by Frances Paul and Lois Reedy at Northern Light Presbyterian church.
 BETA SIGMA PHI Spring Formal, March 10, at the Baranos Gold Room. 738-3t.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21
Wednesday, February 21, 1851
WELCOME TO PIONEERS

Again the Grand Igloo Pioneers of Alaska, is meeting in Juneau and this city welcomes those mem bers of the thirty years residence and then some years besides The Pioneers is great organization, typical Alaskan The Pioneers those sturdy men who did pioneer Alaska when this Territory was n twad- ding clothes. great many of the pioneers make their homes in Alaska while others for various reasons have gone outside. But where ever they are Alaska will be grateful for their efforts in carving great Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21
ll0DEPN ETIQUETTE ROBERTA z LEE

form for dinner guest to 1od ms napk io us original folds finished eating?
 No Inasmuch as napkin before using the of the plate However again for the nextm meal.
 Is it the proper note to hostess after Lunch home?
 never in order after luncheon lnsteao with similar invitation when you can
 a marriage engage ment aft official announcement?
 A Six months is the generally accepted
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21
VISIT LEGISLATURE BUT
 DECLINE FLOOR

Two longtime Alaska legislator were offered Tuesday the privilege of returning to the floor of the Sen ate where they served for many years.
 They turned it down, with thank explaining they preferred to watci from the gallery for a change.
 The two were E. B. Collins and Andrew Nerland both of Fair banks. Roth were in the 1949 legis- lature but neither sought reelection. Collins recalled that he is one. of the four surviving members of the first territorial legislature in 1913.
 Both men are here for the meet ing of the Grand Igloo, Pioneers of Alaska.
 EMPIRE WAIT ADS PAY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21
NO PARKING AREA

Auto drivers are reminded again today by Juneau City Police that parking is no longer permitted on Second street between Franklin and Gold streets, except for loading and unloading. The action was taken by the City Council because of num- erous complaints of the danger and difficulty for truck unloading at the Baranof hotel side door.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21
ALASKA
 STEAMSHIP SKIPPER l DIES IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Feb. 21 -tRl- Funeral services for Capt, Charles A, Glass cock, 7S, veteran skipper for the Alaska Steamship Co.,, will be held here Friday. He died Sunday.
 Capt. Glasscock sailed with Alas ka Steam for 23 years before his retirement in 1946 He served as master of number of vessels, in- cluding the Northwestern, Yukon Alameda, Victoria and Columbia.
 He was awarded a gold medal by the residents of Petersburg, Alaska for bringing the first ocean-goine vessel into that port.
 He is survived by his widow Norah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21

(Thursday) at o'clock in the afternoon in the Elks Auditorium and should be attended by SRO audience
 There will be music by the Juneau High School Band and chorus and the patriotic address will be de- livered by H. L. Faulkner of Juneaus leading attorneys and citizens
 External Vigilance Is the Price of Liberty" is the motto of the Elks not only for but for all days of the year.
 Turn out and attend this special patriotic affair tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21
CUTTER MOVEMENTS

The Coast Guard cutter Sweet brier was scheduled to leave on a supply run of light stations, CG headquarters said today The 83- footer was due in from Ketchikau today where it has been for an aver haul
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21
20 YEARS AGO FIT TIE EMPIRE
FEBRUARY 21, 1881

of the Alaska Legislature arrive here early convened in
 and distinction of being the first and the following day
 south the Legislature were Senators J. R. of Nome who was Andrew Ner Hellerch Nome; Carl 7rosus of accompanying husband
 First members within the Senators Charles Beniamn Representatives H zeger of Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21
KEEP AWAKE AMERICA"

What could be appropriate than the patriotic program tomorrow afternoon sponsored by the Juneau Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Coming on the birthday anniversary of George Washington the program should have added significance.
 This patriotic program is to be given tomorrow
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21

"Prescriptons should be given for sick nations as well as for people" says psychologist. Let us be the first to prescribe heavy shot of truth serum for Russia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21
Weather ai
 Alaska poinis

Weather conditions ard temper atures at various Alaska points also on the Pacific Coasst, at 4:30 am, 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau are as follows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21
FROM SEATTLE

Try Cunz of the U. s. Rubber Go. from Seattle is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21
GLACIER HIWAY ELEC. ASSN.

Office hours will be 800 a. III. to 12 noon, Monday thru Friday, for the convenience of consumers.
 736-5t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21

Money doesn't necessarily bring happiness but II you have plenty of it you always choose the misery you enjoy most.-(Everson News)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21

DeArmond of the United States Commissioner at Sika Stka He had position editor of Sroler Weekly DeAmond an ex perenced newpaperman on the Tribune Tacoma, Wash
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21

BETA SIGMA PHI Spring Formal, March 10, at the Baranos Gold Room. 738-3t.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-21

Twenty thousand pounds brought this the partly filled Several weather prevented fishing sandvk to port with the catch he had. t.H BEE
 Regstered and Mrs Mrs F. Raynor, Fanshaw Mrs Otto Wilde Entrance Isand M Free man. Tenakee; Bradford, of Public 
 At the Alaskan Hotel w. J. Day Ketchkan Melvin, Juneau.
 At zynda M Hawthorn, Portland, Ore Mccoy Wangen; Austin Kchiwan; F. B. Crowel, Inan +
 Capitol Pckford and Douglas Fair the Coliseum Mariyn and Ford Sterling in Sally
 36;
Evening star., 1951-07-28

Carroll Garden Apt.
TAKOdA PARK, MD.
Two-bedroom apis. sos including
utilities, shopping and transp. near
project; adults. Manager 7401 Han
cock ave. Apt. T02. 81. 9266.
1000 D ST. Sc, APT. s
Lovely new 1-bedrm., liv.. rm.. dtnette,
kit and bath apt, sos mo. Key at
Apt. g., To reach: Go ND Ridge rd.
to Ely place, left / block to .40th
place, left block to D St. left on
D st. 2 blkS.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K st. NV. Elk. 1911
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RMs. APTs. TO SHARE tcont., /,

1 OR . COLLEGE GRADs.-s5-so,
aiisse Wis. ave. s or. a7ss afssgo asaSs. 8.
WEST HYATTsvILLE-Teacher win
quiet refined lady or empl. cple. UN.
16tS STU aND asg pG Columbia RD.-fdeal
arrangement for suitable party; girl
to share large. comfortable apt.
with 2 others. Call evenings. co.
YOUNG WOMAN Of Quiet u
taste wishes to share her attractive.
large Conn. ave. apt. Box 377-G.
YoGGNG MAN TO SHARE APT. With
ES9d ESS s5sS ds5dsns. csii after 7;so , Pm.
1ssBs AB ceoLUMBIA RID. NV. Apt. oo 80.
Large room. 2 young ladies; twin
beds; use of kitchen and living room.
conn. s5S eal AVE. Ml' ASp aSfe RopMAN-sStludio Sls
Bendix. wo. 5s95 after s pm. Sat,
100 N ST. N.w.-Girl, 1885. to
share nicely furn. 3-rm. ef1c. apt.
COLLEGE OIL GRAD, RAD. male. a5-s5; share
well-furn. central NV. air-cond.
apt; z others. Evesn 5-s, De.
BACHELOR, 25 to 80. to share 5-rm.
apt; twin-bed rms; cony. Sc. Sec;
inter. music, art, .pleaSurable liv-
ing; 5oog must see to appreciate. 20.
GIRL to share N. Arl. apt; conv.
transp. and shops. IA. 2-913S, 7-S
am. weekdays, any time week ends.
20
SHARE with refined girl, 1-bedrm.
excel. transp. Tu. 5000. Ext. AS.
29s
ALEX.--Conv. Pentagon, Navy An
mex, downtown; young man, share
new. nicely furn. apt. TIE. 1876.
CoL.--SINGLE MAN, share apt, all
privileges: near buSline. Cali after
8 pm, FIR. 1905. 2S'
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PIANO - Upright; excellent quality
and fine tone; $50. OR. 5670. --29
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1891 9th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn. twin
bedroom; delicious meals. GE.
FOR REFINED. discriminating SS elder
ly people who want excellent ac-I
commodations: newly opened: taste
fully redecorated home; meals care
fully planned and prepared; EXPERT
CLARK, 22o6 Wis. ave. NV. OR.
sdS NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Sgles.. dbles.; all mod. conV.; home
atmosphere; Southern cooking; pack
THE MAR LECTION, 13S5 10th st.
rooms for young ladies, young men;
running water. phones in rooms,
showers; excellent board. 29'
RETIRED LADY desires room with
meals in Christian home. Box 55-K,
WENDELL TERRACE-cool. pleasant
doubles. triples; excel. meals conv.
trans; lge. lawn. porch: 500 mo.
Ss7 Belmont ptavp I'd Nv. MI MI t5. t9435
eXcellleantt, meals; expert child ssare,
BLAIR MANSION INN, 771o Blair
free parking. sH. 33i7. sH. 9575.
A HOME AWAY FROM HOME on
Park I'd. Early or late breakfast, 2
meals, 8 days wk.; reasonable rate.
CO. 1880. 80
LGE. RIM. In pvt. family; use Of
telephone and television. vi. 1863.
II BLK. DUPONT CIRCLE, 1904 10th
Nicely furn. dble. rm. on lst a..
twin beds; good home-coohAd food;
home SURROUNDINGS; $14 per week.
Na 30
14O9 18th ST. N.W.-Pleasant rms.
hreakfast nntional. Nj. 2740. -3l
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ROOMS. 4pTs. 10 SHARE
MIDDLE-AGED LADY to share be,

LADY to share bed
room apt, with another twin bedsl.
500. box 2rS.h: star.
Mr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; apt, l
og z girls, share with another. au,
GIRL. between 25 and So, to share
Belmont Bel Mish Can p'af5 Hp SSos after al Il
GILL, iiRi. between 25-a5, to share g.
rm. and bath apt. with i girl; Wood
ridge area; ccriv.; reas. 40. 4451.
REFINED. CoNGENIAL LADY. share
sse Wsh oehsr saies an con sonv GG
surrounds. CO. 74oo, Ext. 709.
GIRL, 25-35, to share apt. with an
other girl; good NV. location; easy
tIansp.; references exchanged. DE.
AasgsAcTIy STUDIO RM.. for S i or
St. NV, apt. 52s. DU. 1892. w2s
N.W.-Employed lady to share cool,
attrt, 3-rm. and porch apt. with
NV aRG'hes STR IN W0 Sss7 yOuns s
woman to share newly furn.. air
conditioned apt. with other, Me.
EtMHPPLLoY. tHPL WOMAN, will share ise..
attract. l-bedrm. apt. with 2. others:
sxsei. 9S l9s. q ar1d "a bldg; on busline;
1 SINGLE GIRL to share 1-bedrm.
apt In s e. section; conv. transp.
10 2400, Ext. III, Sat. and Sun,
1880; VI. 1916, after $3.50 and
during the day Mon. 80
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share mod
ern apt. T-V. garbage disposal; bus
to door; $40 each weekly or SOS mo.
Sgl., NO, 973S 20
EMPLOYED COUPLE or Q girls to
share nicely furn. arm. apt. Full
privilgs. Cali TR. $3.50 anytime.
-t2S
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

PONY, black mare. gentle, beautiful
conformation, A In high, suitable
for ages BILL. S95. WI. 1922. go
CHESTNUT RIDING HORSE, thor
oughbred. gentle; owner transferred.
S55. WI. 6122. 29
FOR sALE-Chestnut filly, four white
socks, blaze face; by Psychic, out of
Flagpole mare. TIE. S4I7. 30
MILK GOATS-Mtlking does, kids.
doelinEs. bucks. Excellent bloodline.
CAL Saturdays or Sundays. LO.
SELLING HERD Hereford cows. Some
with calves at side. some bred he'll
ers. All bred by registered bull. DR.
G LAUGHLN. sH. 2114, ME.
s PoNrEs-1 two-yr.-old hunter
prospect, 16 hands, l gentle 3-yr.-
old Appalachian gelding. / six-yr.- :
old Palomtno mare Other gentle
horses for children. SH. 9s75; ewes,
FOE Or sxLR-eo SALE. bred Hereford Sei Rsit-
p,Tsvspn,o sTs; Gsll OR l,22559,inou,, l259i 2s !. s,s
priced priced reasonably, for use II. farm
2s "a HAAS EnSnf sHgfiAND Tgff poNrEss s5
head saddle horses3 2 miles west Of
PROVEN REG. ANGUS Bull; 5000,
E; fitoB B. pIcKsoSs pc SON Ex. 611o. or Ham
rSE Sa sAIE; IL. Y T;,a Tt;h,5asss;5ysaE-ola s;s Hs.s-
Washtngton Va. Phone Washing
ton. Va. 2701. 80
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

3 RMS.--S36-S4o. All util.; furn.;
refrg. and stove: good trans; con-
Fenient to everything. co. 1852
1857 PARK RID. N.w-Lge. rm.:
hot plate; refrg.; laundry privs
LARGE DBLE. RIM. $50 mo-. small
18TH AND fRVpiNGG, G N.W.@1 rm.. -1;,S Gas
53.Sss range 81 FFigieairs 1e so dtsG linens sSd sS
1901 18TH ST. N.W.-Nice, clean
Housekeeping room for 2 people;
stove. refrg.. utilities. S11.50. CO.
1995 iath ST. sE.-Extra-lre. Ink;
nicely furn.: 2nd-floor front; next
to bath; S45 mo. LU. 1878. Ii.
ss1 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Plsas. front
room; Frigidaire and elec. hot plate;
quiet employed cple. or one or two
young men. Ii. 3-2966. go
2 LGE, RMS. ana small kit. Light
housekeeping. Ii. 3-0727. -28
FRONT ROOM, Ink. sink, stove,
refgr.; 5000 week for single. 6O4
G st. Sc. DU. 1852. II. 6-4172
500 Z. CAPITOL sT.-one rm.. pvt.
refgr., stove and sink; utils.; $40
per wk: conv. transportation. Il
1622 p ST. N.W.-Single Ink. room,
refrigerator, sink, ranges IS week.
Michigan 1865. -2S
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APIS. FURNISHED tcsns.,

sol B ST. N.E.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit. semipriyate bath; $50 mo. in
eludes utilities. ST. 2o26; ewes,
$3.50 isSS IS.S ST. NV. End floor; en-,
ployed adult. semfbath, shower;
c.h.w. Use of phone. AID. 1887.
las I2th ST. S.E.-1 bedroom apt,
nicely furn., newly dec, Frigidaire,
sos mo. LU. 1923, Ii. 4-9646.
1909 R. i. AVE. N.w.-Efnciency ant.
NEAR taft BRIDGE@s sii rms. Kit,
bath Sl25; also lge. front room,
pvt. bath. $50. HO. 5149. 90"
5 MIN. from Pentagon. Lge. liv. rm.,
bedrm. and kitchenette. oW. 1923.
1919 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Bed-liv.
rm.. complete kitchen, utilities. $50
month. I or 2 empl. adults. 20
1903 A ST. Sc. Two apts.. pvt. home;
liv., rm., bedrm.. kit, bath. front
Emprd couples, no children.
oniyI liy T9 s4b kis mo bath n i5 Pyi en'r asSts
AVAILABLE AUG. Swell furn. g.
rm.,, End a. apt. Suit. for 4 empl
$500 new HAMPsHIRE AVE. N.sw.
Beautifully furn. bsmt. apt6 2
rms. kitchen shower; conv. TO
everything; pvt. entrance RA.
BRiGHTwooD. spotlessly clean, light
(S wins.) dry, airy bsnt., studio rm.,
compl. kit, bath; very quiet; pvt.
Restr.; l adult only $50. 7GE. 1472.
8 ROOM APT. furn. or unfurn.,. 2
porches, one enclosed; adults;
Takona Park GE 1892
couple aoz With 3 child accepted; s1sad; so
NV. Nv sEcTioN&Basement L T. Ris; apt; pvt.
sntranee and garage; $12 week.
3 Ri Rms. ga; AND BArH-close to DNs Navy
Yard; 2 employed adults; conY.
transp. and shopping. TR. 0417.
ARLINGTON, eficisncy
fdqfad slpS.as GH 9iil' 1857 sspsis person RT'-
14s5 SPRfNG nd. N.w.-Liv. rm..
dinette, kit. foyer, bedrm., dress:
rm., bath, ample closet space: good
transp.; S125. SH. 9219 after $50
Lovely 2 BEDRM. APT, nicely
@ turn. .. for 4 nice girls; twin, twin beds dS
pyt.;- $40 ea.; all util. furn. Call
COME. on g. L.iiv. RIM, bed rm., i dinette
and kit: share bath; prefer cple.
no objections to child; inquire on
premises; 1912 and 3-6. 1717 K
SOS 81; hi% 3 ST. N.w.-one large rm.;
z st. NV: s-5 weekdays. DT. 7447
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ToOLs-wood lathe, end stand with
motor, face plates, turning chisels,
sanding attachments, -S65. Stanley
NO; N o,,t 20 comb, plane, oSss $ss s13 Ear
draw-bar hip. with Hell winch. for
scraper work, about 2h yrs, old;
in excel. cond.: $4,000. To be seen
by calling WA. 4i49. so
TRACTOR, MasSey-Harris pony; hy-
draulic darrasuIlic lifte lift and attachments. Cali
TRAiLER-I wheel with sideboards;
waterproof cover bumper hitch;
excel. condition; complete, $50. Also
car-top carrier; holds full bed. lad
ders. etc.l $40. See at 580S 22nd
81, st. NJ Arlington. KE. 3-6794. 90"
TkHsM ssase ssfa%er Siacs ss I Vapse psesnss; $s
ave. NV, RA. Gil. -29
TYPEWRITER, ROYAL portable. 2 yrs.
old; excellent condition. WA. 3244.
TYPEWRITER. Underwood No. s; Just
clesnsd; has new roller; $27 80.
vssHEs ssss siss Thor sp. AsssPasl' sSss IS sHSsl
WASHER. Bendix automatic; good
condition; S75 cash. $40 sth st.
Wa n;e;, Is,uEpp Apt, 2ar r sat,Y.rday. only, -.
1884 Ft. Stevens dr.. NV, ia. 6723,
WASHER. Bendix Economat. Thor
ironer, Cory auto. dishWasher: must
sell; moving overseas. 81. 09l6.
WASHER. Thor Automagic. brand
new, never been used; Cost 1925.
WASHER. A.B.c..matic. used 4 mo,
perfect cond.; S240, cash or terms.
JE. 3-S35o. 30
WASHER, Bendix; 3a years old;
S100: FA. 1884. go
WASHER, Bendix; 4 yrs. old. good
T%sHSG TsG%asdHiiiS1 MI MScHSEs'2 hi s23a Easy Ss spn-
ners, S20s 95; now SI75. with Your
old washer. HYATT's HOME AP-
WASHING MACHINE, GE;. in use
sfteE mos KAN nust sell o & sserjee. ssoasse & cs
WASHING MACHINE, GE wringer
type. $S5: also pairs custom-made
WASHING MACHINE, wringer-type
APEX; new cond;. Just comp. over
disc oD ali moor models; last years
ewes. TILL 2 ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
1911 Nichols ave Sc. LU 4-7000
WASHING MACHINE Ode luxe auto
matte BeIndixl, late model; S140.
GoIIsse coTsr SsgS Ss9o' Md 4sos oreenbelt i'd
WASHING MACHINE, Maytag wiring
er; auto. pump: cost S13e.50; excel.
like new. S65. RA. $500. 29'
WASH. MACHINE, Maytag de luxe;
sa. aluminium tub; pump; almost
new neTi cost T ,SSss99o $500; sacrifice SSdd25
Esss sSss aAsnsE s5ss sgs tH at lssH9
WATER HEATERS, slb up; snar. 81
John G Webster USED APPLIANCES
CENTER 1909 LIST Sc s.e.. ST 6100.
WELDER-350-amp. arc, driven by
6-eylindeT tssSai & Continentsl ysa gas engine on
DC output; approx 300 # cable:
complete outfit in Al cond. CaIl
Rockville o507. 30
WHEEL CHAiR-Youth size. for
invalid; good cond.. S25. Wo. 2l95.
WIRE RECoRDERs-(o brand new;
egInIIipped, III for business oons or home use;
SfIscsI t,t ifsf'lSt BAKERY GEsSIi1p EoGIi1p., S Used.
wfE Me- TRADE Il 81 fE PtENrT1Rf Th f1sf ssl paints
ing, a1to' Ty washer. or what have
6oMpEfTE SSSi 4H SET sET of electricians a hand
SeSss; reSsonaSls. d 81. Sl go 900. III 'H W2S
BRO MEAT SAW, model %; IN exc,
cond Ap. Q7o5, ~ --29 :: :
REUPHOLSTERING
Special-Sofa and chair. reuphol-
stored labor and material 500;
workmanship guar. % yrs; IN same
establishment; La FRANCE up
HoLsTERINo. 1909 t4th st NV.
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POULTRY. RABBITS g. EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 4 ct. NV.
-Conkey's Y-O feeds baby chicks.
p9ouunltry Supplies ME nos9
RINGNECK PHEASANTs, guineas,
ducks. chinchilla rabbits; all ages
and most varieties, especially choice
Toulouse and mixed young geese.
So and 81 VALLEY FARM, Miller
rd.. near oakton, Vienna 131-J-21.
NEW HAMPSHIRE puLLErs. y sI'7b
each; laying hens, $3.50 each.
Riggs: I'd. Box 90. .Rt.. l. HyattsvilIe.
Nd s; d N. FARM, sH. 02a4. ---2S
$50; 9 and / mos. old puiIets.
S1.35 and S1.60 ea.; White Rock
pnllets. ga wks. old, Csc ea.; Mos
coyy ducklings. SOC. o. G. MAX
WELL. Lanham, Nd, WA. 1545.
Open Sunday. -29
PULLETS. N. H. red. 4 mos. old.
Boosting size capons, baby turkeys.
ducks. chickens. o. G. MAXWELL,
Lanham, Md. WA. l545, -28