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Chanter IL

A-tiID AE4
TyGGER said thoughtfully, pho
- tostats OF a death certificate can
be arranged. Tor a price, Qu2Ck
doctors blossom ike weeds on the
West Coast"
How about the mortician's af-
fdavit?"
Another dollar. another deal.
Any peps vering curbstoner
would Go business With Hunter
with cremation part of the
deal."
huh. Cremation certainly:
TO loose ends that way. just ashes,
10 cadaver 20 exhume. if ever
an unforeseen hitch developed"
Ana the motive for al that?'
Generally IN character with
Hunters ruling possession" Jlgger
gestured at the imposing dwelling.
Money"
Red said, ITS a theory, but it
sounds as phony as q fTame-up to
me" He looked at Jigger curious
iy. You kept staring at Hunter
like a kid goOping al butterfly.
What was the faSclnation2
Just trying TO place him" jig
ger f~owned. Il could swear I've
run afoul of that volcanic temper
somewhere before"
You've seen him everywhere.
hackie. He's the boss who canned
you on Christmas Eve; the guy
who steps on your white-and- tan
shoeshlne on a summer Sunday.
He's every guy you want TO slug
on sight"
Jigger said thoughtfully, May
be. Let's 60"
The tow ering wrought-iron
gates at the foot Of the drive were
a step away. when Jigger stopped
suddenly. listening.
Red saw her first. IT'S the pixie
with tn crocheting needles"
She was behind a row Of bushes.
making sounds and motioning to
them covertiy.
Il heard you with Matthew"
she Uttered. Il didn't 20 to nv
room. stood in the hail, and
listened"
Jigger asked, "Just what are
you to the Hunters?"
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DoaEa4e OF Ike 7o<4Ats
BY JOHN ROEBURT

BY JOHN ROEBURT

I'm Aunt Penny. Matthew S
sister" She fumbied in the bosom
of her dress. Il heard you ask for
a picture of Susan She held a
card out TO Jigger Il had this por-
trait in my trunk. Matthew once
saw it. but didn't know il was a
picture of Susan.
Jigger took the card and ex-
afnined it He turned it in his
hand. then over again. II was a
postcard reproduction OF an oil
painting. signed "Aren;s." and
captioned Nude G. the Inner
Eye The painting was a patent
representation o. the non-defini-
tive school Of Surrealisn
Jigger pursed his lips. ~This-is
Portrait
Aunt Penny Uttered. Susan
posed for il, she said
'Yodr niece was an artists
model9"
Aunt Penny nodded.
Where"
an New York City"
'When2"
1T was the FIRST Christmas after
she ran of" Aunt Penny widened
her eyes, remembering Matthew
thought ! was going to see a heart
specialist She Uttered. But /
met Susan instead"
Wouldn't he have allowed you
TO visit your niece?"
"Oh, no. Matthew hated Susan"
Jigger said eagerly. Now why
do you say tllat2"
Matthew hates every body"
She said 1t like a child reciting
a line, IN a ghost story.
IIGGER persisted. But exactly
- l0F1g did he hate Susan2"
Aunt Penny thought about it.
Because she was wicked"
Wicked, hcW2"
Her face screwed up thought
fully. Immoral wicked"
Just what did Susan do?"
Now Aunt Penny looked scan
dalized. she used to meet Tom
Conner in the old Saugatuck Mil.
That's why Matthew made Susan
marry Willie And that's why she
ran of and can't come honei"
Jigger stared at Aunt Penny
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thoughtfully, assessing their con-
verSation. These eve a II o n $
I fraught with meaning; how much
did he dare accept?
Jigger asked, DO you believe
your niece died in San Francisco ="
Aunt Penny's head went up and
down.
Why do you believe IT."
Matthew says 50.
But do gou really believe
Susan died?" There was no reply.
and Jigger prompted. Think now,
Aunt Penny! YoE said Matthew
made her marry Willie. and that's
why Susan ran off and cant come
back-IS that corTect?"
Aunt Penny'S head went up and
down.
Now, how can Susan come
hOme-lf she's dead"
She wouldn't dare" The fore
head creased grotesuuely: Aunt
Penny was determined to justify
her statement. Il heard Susan say
she didn't dare
You heard her say?"
4 - Vii A24E ACEE k58AGAAEs slAAE " %
talking to Matthew. First she said
she was coming home. then she
cried and said she wouldn't" Aunt
Penny Uttered. x listened on the
upstairs telephone with Willie"
Jigger fought TO keep his tones
even. And this telephone call YOU
overheard was when. exactiy?"
Last week, just before Mat
thew" Her hand flew to her
mouth. and her eyes widened into
saGcers. AS JIgger moved toward
her eagerly, she backed away,
crouching, then darted under him
and scurried up the fiagstone walk
with her hand still cupping her
mouth.
They watched the massive oak
door open. watched Aunt Penny
disappear into the aim interior.
Reds fingers pinched into Jigger's
arm IN warning.
The door hadn't closed. A man
stood framed in the opening.
II was Matthew Hunter.
Red said hoarsely, Lets get out
of heret" He made no attempt TO
conceal his panic.
TIE be eontinuedl
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Four Y car-Old
WOn'I Tell How He
Covered ) Miles

TROY. New York. -lP.- Mrs.
Arthur Gilbert put her 1our-year.
old son on the back porch and
locked the porch gate. She
thought he was safe. but she UNI
3eresamated tie determinations
Of little Arthur. on any four-vear.
old boy Seven hours after Mrs
Gilbert locked the gate and vent
inside the house, police finalR
found little Arthur pulling his
little red wagon along d street in
the town ~ Waterviiet, New
York, across the river from Troy
and five miles from home.
Police in Waterv.:aJ mad tried
for two hours o. locate the BOYS
parents, ard finally called Troy
police 10 ask if any child had
been reported missing. That way,
they finally got together, and Ar
thu was returned to q distraught
Mommy.
If you think we know how Ar.
thur covered that FIVE miles
guess again We don't Nor does
any body else He declines 10 com.
ment. His only remark on the
SUBJ ect is:
Il amt talking
And be amt
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AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY CONTEST

Name of Newspaper Carrier en-
tered
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The sooner stop this disparaginq Of America the
oeer II VIII be- declares British Defense Minister Ean
uai shinwel who takes ofica notice Of the acrimonious
csms directed against the government Of his country
because q lts alliance with the United States
II is strange commentary on human nature that in
tue uted States there those do their best to stir
up ni-eeling between the Notwithstanding nations The
- van DC SAID OF certain contingent Of the British
'spopnlation. For REASON the mafconta,ts an !.
believe that thewelfare Of the world will be served b.
hosety between the leading opponents Of
individual freedom now extant in the world
The deliberate misuse freedoms is "a dangerous
- as their suppression
i mankind : to benefit from the mistakes of the past
here will have to be widespread acquaintance with What
is popularity referred to as history
Apropos Of China, We puzzled TO know what
oh'ang kashek can do on Formosa that he not do
when he the Chinese mainland
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This Rock
Of Our"
BY BILL GLIB

City Commissioner c. B. Har-
vey and City Manager Dave King
are taking a positive. ciyic-mind-
ed stand on the bay bottom land
controversy It is disappointing to
see City Commissioners Louis Car
bonell app arentIy leanin G
-owards the county officials.
What's the matter, Louis?
Are you going to forsake the
little, average man you've always
fought for. and go over to the
more powerful, wealthy. and po-
litically strong?
Howard Wilson, Claude Can
iolfo, Frank Bentley-it sounds
ike portion of a rol-call
How and why are such men al
owed the opportunity to buy val
liable bottom land that will
deprive the local citizens of the
only scenic drive they can enjoy
around the island, while the City
tself was turned down on the
sale of this land?
The argument is given that the
say bottom in question is shallow
water, bounded by barren bred
gers Key.
Most of the water around the
ihores is shallow, but it's still
beautiful to those of us who
never have the opportunity TO
ake extended journeys up on the
<e& And will Dredger's Key be
'arfen after the Navy completes
heknew housing project?
IL private interests continue to
,liy up and gain control over all
# our waterfront. we're going 10
De as land-locked as though we
we're in the middle of a desert
I can remember when the South
3each with Casino and every
hing was place where the pub
ic could 90 to enjoy themselves.
low it's controlled by private in
erests except for a small, made
luate City beach.
Miami had this same problem
9ith Biscayne Bay a few years
ago. They suddenly woke up to
he fact that unless they stopped
private island building, they
Mould not have room enough up
here to row a skiff in the Bay
If anyone is entitled To buy the
iocal land from the Internal I'm
orovement Board Of the State Of
Florida, then il should be the City
Il Key West.
Meanwhile, let's hope that
-orIlmissioner Louis Cafbonell
viii change his present stand
And that Commissioner John
|arbonelI viii not remain silent
IN such an important subject.
Throughout many years, John
Carbonell has worked hard to
make Key West the better town
il is today. We're depending
upon him now to help prevent
this sale u public lands to pri-
vate individuals.
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NOTHING BUT
THE BEST

Los Augeles-(F).-When John
Graham, so, needs to be rescued,
he wants the job done by profess
sIOnals.
Graham fell asleep on a rock in
the ocean. When he awoke the
tide had risen and he was cut Off
from shore. A bather, George
Marvin, spotted Graham waving,
swan out and offered to tow him
in. Graham gave him the cold
shoulder. Go back and call me a
lifeguard," he said.
Marvin did. A few minutes later
lifeguards came out and rescued
the stranded Graham, profession
al style.
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rhythmical motions brown and
black a lot Of shoes every day,
jumped prices from IS to % cents.
A customer normally tipping 10
cents on every Is cent shoe shine,
took his fsve-cents change and
left the snine-boy just that much
short
Cost Of living, or no cost Of liv-
ing. this was an economic awaken
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ECONOMIC
AWAKENING

CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex,-(P).
Frank Tolbert, shoe-shine con
cessionaire in the court house
here, boosted prices 10 meet the
cost Of living and right away the
change started costing him money.
Tolbert, whose long fingers and
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TOday'S Birthdays

Vice Admiral George F. Hussey,
Jr-, born Brookline, Mass, 50
years ago.
Edwin S. Friendly Of the n. Y.
World-Telegram and Sun, news
paper executive, born in Ellnlra.
n. Y, 81 years ago.
James w. carp of Kansas City.
Mo, railroad story writer. born
at Clarence, NO, So years ago.
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Cheyenne, Wyo., organized as a
city in 1867, grew 90 quickly and
was 50 l6wless IN its infancy as 10
acquire the names fastened upon
it Of the Magic City Of the
Plans" and Hell on Wheels.
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re be eOntinuedl

ing 70 Tolbert. Shoe-shines today
in the Nueces county court house
are back TO normal-l5 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE = We're overstocked!
We're desperate! Here's an op-
portunity to buy new, guaranteed
furniture at savings up to 500
Regular $685. sofa beds, slightly
soiled, now
Regular $I49.95, 3-pc. maple, living
rm. suites, now
Regular S34995, 3-pc. velvet living
rm. suites, now
S1S9.95
Regular S1s9.95. 3-pc. mahogany
finished bedrm. suites, now
Original S3S9.95, Ape, limed-cak
bedrm. suites with double dresser,
now
S249.95
5-pc. chrome dinette sets, reduced to
S49a5
Floor lamps, complete with shade,
now
$685.
Sturdy end tables priced as low as
S245
"a brand-new 1851 TV sets, sold at
wholesale price or lower.
USE OUR EASY PAYMENT
PLAN
Eastern Furniture Co.
500 H ST. NE.
Open Ewes, Mon. and Fri, Till 8.
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PIANO RENTAIS-RehniIf Sfeinway

PIANO RENTALS-Rebuilt Steinway,
Knabe. other grands; some very
GOOD spinets, consoles and apt up
right; first q mos. rental applied to
purchase. Also rentals for special
occasions. COLONIAL PIANO CO..
637 D St NV. Ma 1870.
PIANOS FOR RENT-compare our
low rates on spinets and consoles.
Rent now and receive q credit if
you buy later ST. $500. THE
PIANO MART, l015 7th st. NV.
members of the armed forces, D. C.
employees, etc, can save real money
on our special discount plan. Pay
as little as $50 down. Choice of
over 100 brand-new pianos OF many
famous makes. Phone Mr.. Jones.
ST. $500. THE PIANO MART, 1015
PIANOS, see and compare my pianos
and prices. steinway, Mason and
Hamlin. other fine grands. New
consoles and .spinets at real savings.
L. J. KIRWAN. CHI. 3512. anytime.
selection of factory
rebuilt grand pianos, all sizes; in
way. Baldwin, Knabe,. Chickering,
Brambach, Howard and others. All
look and perform like new. Sold
with new guarantee. Price starts
al pJSOs ID SSdIS W pay. III NAM1S
MUSIC. 1900 G st. NV, ST. 0250.
PIANOS-Hardman console. also new
spinetS, apt. size grand by Kimball
uprights, Knabe, Stieff and others,
from S75 UP. PAUL GOLIBART,
for American Storage Bldg. corner
entrance, 2S0l Georgia ave, AID.
1928 from to $50. We buy pianos.
PIANOS--Always best buys at Schaef-
fer'S, est. 1901. Uprights. $50 up:
apt. size, 1885 up; grands, 1915 up.
Large selection. Terms. Free deliv-
SCI EFT Eyes PIANO aa az sH az S sa5
Bonifant ST.. Silver Spring. sH.
PIANOS-several excellent values in
modern rebuilt like new Steinway
and Knabe grand pianos; your care
full comparison will save you hun
dreds Of dollars. CoLoNIAL PIANO
co, 637 D st. NV, MA. 1870.
quality spinet and console pianos at
5000 to $500 below original prices;
YOU can save 20es to 300 during
this special sale. COLONIAL PIANO
CO., 637 D st. NV. Ma. 1870.
PIANOS - Steinway, Chickering,
Hardman.. Cable-Nelson, Kimbal.
grsndss' fully repaired and guar
dAtECOt w. kkoPillNIo anu
soles 1895 up New spinets and con-
soles at savings up to $500. Terms.
Free delivery and parking. Open
Mon. and Fri. till 0 pm. SILVER
SPRING PIANO CO.. S57 Pershing
dr., SH. 633S. 80
PIANOS-Rent a piano. Come in
now and select the piano you would
like to have for your very own. from
our large stock of new Steinway,
Sohmer. Kimbau, GulbranSen and
Gable pianos. You may have the
piano Of your choice delivered to
Gampbell's famous Rental Purchase
Plan. Come in or phone us for
details. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
HOS g st. NV, DI. S464. %
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PIANO: Late model Gable"
mahogany case spinet piano,
40-in. high, will be sold by
auction at Williams Auction
House, 918 New York Ave,
this Tues, May LIST. Sale
commences at 2 pm. Piano
will be sold at 2::3O. Instru-
ment like new condition.
Also same sale, same day,
2 van loads good condition,
clean used furniture and
household effects will be
auctioned. Suites, odd pieces
for all parts of the home.
Auctioneer's phone,
ma. 2679.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

cond. $50; Coleman su oil w. hes sGGa
drum. pipe, etc, $40. 2479 s. Scott
St, Ari.: We. (Shirley homes.j
REFRIGERATOR, Ssrvel, noiseless gas
refrigerator, no parts to wear out.
R fFi fGTS gas. Electrolux,
needs trays, Otherwise splendid CON
dition; S62 so. DU. 5046,
REFRIGERATOR, Servel, s IT.; ex-
cellent condition: guaranteed; $75.
Call Monday only. LA. 6-9500.
REFRIGERAT0R, late mode, 6-cu.-
Fl si5 GrO csi 81 shel sss excel c9Rd
REFRiGEiRAToR. 'GE , Az Gu. IT,;
REFRIGERATOR 8-cu. it.. tur-
ret top; also modern ice box. KE
REFRIGERAToR, s-cu.-ft.. Frigidaire;
like new; reasonable. oV. 5 52l7
REFRIGERATOR. Norge 7-ft.; auto
eond:; SIo6: 81: 3f57. 80
excellent condition. WA. os47;
snail daposie D6 5SaIS E e. GO
441S Conn. ave-. OR. 1900.
R aye slsi; Az los. w.st,repon,e 22
eu. It. Used; like new: $50. Call DU
R1EsFsRRiGERAToR, GIN. Frigidaire;
almost new $50. MI. 9625. 20
REFRiGERAT0R. gas Servel, 8 Gu
IT model US. 500; like new. $3.50
REFRIGERATOR, ecu. It. GE; motto,
excellent working condition; in per.
feet repair; $50. WO. 1922.
SO it.; peri. cond.: $50, IA. 300
R d2F la a. efs H ShpGfih
excel. eond, 500 or best offer; mus
REFGR.. Westhse, GIFT; sofa, dowr
cushions, slip cover: excel. cond.
ca. $50 or best offer. TIE. 5000
REFGR., coolerator. rs Gu. it.. new
S125. 1908 Gould I'd, Brookvillt
Ramblers. Glenmont, Md.
REFER, GE monitor top, 8 Gu. it.
good cond.. $40; girls 2-wheel bicy
R S. y. r! RA' 4s - g. -. .,.v.
ieient. good ll lookinE .00f TE. 44S6. e'
REFRlGERATORS, up to 40% disc
on all floor models: last YRS model
slashed Easy terms: Open ewes
REFRIGERATSoRse a. ta 81 apt It, size a'S So
portable washer S15. UN. 1921.
REFRIGERATORS. reconditioned. like
new. guaranteed Time payments
free delivery Large assortment o.
sizes and prices. FREDERICK'S
REFRIGERATORS-All makes ant
models. reconditioned and guaran.
teed; from $3.50 up. DISTRICT
REFRIG GRAFTON CO., rear I43S
Irving st. NV. Gook for the yellow
door rear of Acme Store.) co, O362
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so eas.om AND S1lt GHH MA so1a{PEcS
s9EA-Burgundy striped Chester
h neg Mn aa1oggp legs Excel. condi-
SOFA BED with slip S5o; 80 SIS; floor
vacuum. SIS; hand vacuum, $3.50;
SOIL PIPE-4". S. per length. ~
and copper tubing; sump pumps.
ATLANTIC. so7 v st, NV No.
soLovox. Hammond. s2a5. "a Also
antiaue square piano. sos. Phone
soLoTox: Model 1; perfect cond.;
SPRAY PRAY GUN. = hip, 3-gal. tank,
sfAHPsGAiint y Sheets al an lace eva Value;
Army, Navy. Roosevelts' confer.
ence, Iowa, others. 10. 2-645O. =
toned. guaranteed S42.5o UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO. s13 14th St
sTENoTYPE MACH. case and in
struction books; reasonable; consider
s 1TfaSe fHF .fgpeTriter Ill L. 7.3959
R RgT; WITH hr, BOOKS 92So $50; also type
sTENoGRAPH MACHINE. used one
Irving st. ne, Apt. s, Sunday
morning or Monday. 29S
STERLING SILVER FLATWARE-
Complete set for IS settings. Eu-
ropean-made. Heavy and in SPLEEN
DID condition. VIII sacrifice; call
sToKER Gron Fireman, and hot
water boiler with controls. good
cond.; reasonable. GE. SIS.
STOKER in excel. cQnd. can be
seen at 1920 18th St NV. ANY
reasonable offer will buy it. i
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

HOSTING MACHINE. single drum,
"Novo" gas engine. 1000 lbs. single
line pull at $50 rpm; $50 IT. as-in.
cable; used less than so hrs. WA.
HOLLYWOOD BED-single inner
spring, with leatherette headboard;
HOLLYWOOD BOX SPRING BED.
blond wood, no mattress or head
board; best offer. Call eyes,. LU.
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HOSPITAL, BEDS

DO. G4S 1NEE SO10 W oS. -. "
HOUSEHOLD GooDs-Rug. 9x12,
Sarouk Oriental, practically. new and
just cleaned. Thor ELECTRIC ironer,
used 3 times: Mixmaster; like new
double brass student lamp with green
shades, Zenith Sway portable ra-
do, silver finish 4-light candelabra:
private party selling to make room.
XII. S-2S98 Sunday.
ICE CREAM MACHINE and freezer,
4 or 5 COMPARTMENTS; for informal
INCUBATOR, 95-egg capacity. comb.
brooder and broiler battery; used
very little. JE. 1868.
INTERC COMMUNICATING SYSTEMS
---Teletalk systems tsame as new
wholesale cost; also installations;
sound equip; CO. 4445. Il
$75:., After 10 am. Sunday, OR.
IRoNER Apex. good cond. S75;
mahog. gateleg table, S35. EN-.
KEY MACHINE AND MOTOR. Made
electric sign, 5000 assorted blanks.
Complete $3.50. excellent valuel
KINGS 20ol 18th st. NV. no.
KITCHEN G11IH CABINET. AKA it.; 2 Glass
doors, shelves; So. WI. 1895. OR,
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT-6o-in. por-
celain sing, steel cabinets, excellent
conditions; Majestic 4-burner gas
range with oven and broiler. dbl
hung twin window, 4x5. Gil. 1850.
KIT. TABLE, chrome chairs, por-
PRICED for quick sale. AP. 1854.
LAMP, beautiful new decorator
Abels- Wasserburg, 36 in. tall, white
and gold, cost so; will sacrifice
Also Chinese porcelain lamp. EN-
LAMPS pr. Of very modernistic
high; pyramidal rectangular shades,
" in. high. Ain. copper ring
pedestals with black base; very
unusual; bargain at sos. EN-. s437.
bench and . chucks. 4 jaw and 5
Jaw; reasonable. KE. 3-7169.
LATHE-One small precision Manson
metal cutting lathe for lobbyist;
self contained with motor. 2 inch
swing, hand or automatic feed slide
and collet chuck and other acces-
sories; $40, Cali after 2 pm. Sun
LATTIcE Panels "a. large, SIS
each; Universal refgr., needs repair,
S2e; double drain sink. $50, GE.
Lawn AVG MOWER. 1s-in. Craftsman
LAWN MOWER. REQ Royal gasoline
SS5. 10. 5-3401.
LAWN MOWER, electric; also awning
custom made 10 #. 8 in; best offer
Lawn Az S' Mower, rubber tires. 1e-in
blades; Sl1. WO. 4053 after Sunday
LAWN MOWER. Motto Mower. 49,
inch power; good condition; $50 or
best offer. AL. 1888.
LAWN MOWER. Pennsylvania" IL
iaHch cut Viz excellent nIa condition; $40
LAWN MOWER. is in, Davis, good
Lawn MOWERS. gas, new. popular
makes. Trade, in your old hand
mower, Best deal In town. K. &
" Ps118 q co. ga III ne
LAWN MOWERS. so; Just been
ssharpened SIS each and parts. 10
reconditioned and painted and parts.
30-in. power lawn mower. cost $3.50.
Sell for Tor S Sl55 Or s. vii sen entire
LAWN MOVER SHARPENER, Ideal
complete with parts; excel. cond.i
LiBRARY TABLE and leatherette-
Goys1ed chair. $40. GE. 079I:
1913 N St. tn NV ". E fa S5a7. 1'hNhN
LiVING ROOM SUITE, fine condition
Water heater and sink. 2204 r
i &. 1:ei Ro At s s2rGi ,,.,.. ,,.,
extra table; S10i cigarette stand
= ". a.
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925 @ ST.. NV.
Wet hIiebad 1910
PTANO5.-..AiCCORDION. a 6aSS-

PIANO-ACCORDION. AZ bass, and
case; price. S22.5o; leaving town
PICTURES, pair, 2ox3o in. Chinese
hand-painted on silk. Decorator
items. 500. Also processed oil floral,
3Qx36 in. EN-. 3457.
PIPE, galvanized. black, cast iron. cut
thread: fixtures. BLOCKS, 3056 M
st NV. NO. 1903. WA. 5501.
PIPE "copper", 100 IT.. IA in; 100
it. ! in R c. STELLO. Mont
gomery I'd. Beltsville. Phone TO.
PIPE structural steel angles. chan.
nels, radiator, plumbing fixtures
(used). WASHINGTON RAG q
BAG CO. els L ST. s.w.. Dl. 80O7.
PISTOL, Mauser auto; officers model;
$40 Adults only. S1S Kennedy
PLASTIC MoLDING PRESS. complete
in one unit. Terkelson, 50-ton, me-
ehancial. Reasonable. Phone co.
1888. MR. GEORGE.
PLAYER PIANO, stool, 220 rolls.
cabinet. S125. 4011 9Th st. NV.
PLYMoUrHP MOTOR, '4e. new AZ
cond.. excel; 10000 miles; best
offer. 1904 Gallatin ST.. HyattS-
vile Md I'm 1rDR