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Evening star., 1952-11-12
Hollywood Diory
Scott Brody Breaks
Universal Contract
BY Harold Heffernon

EDaily Express knitted with the
headline: "As a Film Critic I Felt
Ashamed" Aw. come on boys. it
wasn't that bad.
& Victor Mature has 20 stars set
TO appear at the premier of his
local electrical appliances shop.
The King Carol on the invite list
isn't from Romania-it's really
Caro- King, starlet. 2. The cot
tage" rented by John Huston in
Ireland is a castle containing $50
rooms-with two servants-a gar
ldener and a girl who comes in by
the day
kN* *
Janet Blair wouldn't repeat with
Rosalind Russell for the musical
version of Ruth and Eileen" on
stage. They made the movie to-
Igether-"But I've progressed be-
yond that" says Janet. However
if the part is padded, think she
!. could be had. Craig Stevens
who drifted away from wife Alexi.
!, Smith, is trying to drift into the
Bob Aida part in the Londor
Guys and Dolls"
i Barbara Stanwyck collects clown
pictures, and her agent, Pau
Small. commissioned a clown pic.
lture for her. The big secret is
it'll be her face. Esther William.
is so easy. She did Easy to Wed.
Coming up, Easy to Love-"
The Ray MillandS will put theil
youngsters in a Swiss school while
|, he directs that picture in Munich
first of the year. = Recon-.
mended reading: "Spice of Va
!. riety," fascinating, entertaining
collection from Abel Green!
ANIMALS.
tReleased by North American Newspape
Alliance.)
Evening star., 1952-11-12

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Evening star., 1952-11-12
Freedom Crusade Kickoff

H. B. Miller. president Of the
Crusade for Freedom. will address
ia kickoff meeting Of key District
and Federal Government workers
at noon tomorrow in the General
Services Auditorium, Eighteenth
and F streets NV. The crusade
aims to combat Russian Commu-
nism by constructing radio trans
mitters in Asia and Europe.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
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Evening star., 1952-11-12
ADVERTISEMENT.

Autonobile Salesman
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and ugly food tarnish disappear
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minutes daily, or longer in Stera-
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clean, naturaf-looking free Of
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makes smokers teeth" CLEAN.
Costs little at all drug storea.
Evening star., 1952-12-24
Byrnes 10 Be Speaker
For South's S Governors
By the Assoeiofed Press

ATLANTA, Dec. 24.-Gov. James
F.. Byrnes of South Carolina yes
terday was selected to head a cam.
paign of the Southern Governors
Conference to present the South.
viewpoint to the Nation.
Gov. Byrnes' appointment as
chairman of the Southern Foun.
|dation was announced by Geor.
|gia's Gov. Herman Talmadge
chairman of the conference.
Gov. Talmadge said the South.
|ern Foundation. was set up by the
conference in 1948 under a reso.
luton introduced by Fielding
Wright. then Governor of Missis-
|sippi, but so far has not beer
very active.
Gov. Talmadge suggested thai
with Gov. Byrnes as q spokesman
lif each State would contribute tc
Ia sizable fund I'VE could ade.
Iquately present the South's view.
point on radio, television, in com.
|mittee hearings and in mag.
Iazines."
He said the South has beer
kicked around and conceded the
section has done a very poor jot
lof public relations.
Evening star., 1952-12-24
Bethesda Woman Charged
with Stoning Oil Trucks {

Mrs. Ethel L. Kalayjian o1
Bethesda was arrested at / 80 this
morning and charged with
damaging a vehicle after police
said they saw her throw a stone
at a passing oil truck.
Police believe the arrest of the
49-year-old woman solves the
mystery of who was conducting a
private war against the huge oil
tank trucks that rumble along
River road in Bethesda. Two
truck drivers reported damage to
their vehicles by stones thrown al
night by a woman.
Montgomery County Policemen
Richard E. Kunzle and Lester r
Lynch said they saw Mrs
Kalayjian throw a rock at an oil
truck in the 47O0 block of River
road, where she lives, early today
Mrs. Kalayjian was jailed at
Rockville and a hearing was set
for 9:30 am. January 5 in
Bethesda. Bond was set at 5000
Police say they have received a
number of anonymous letters, ap-
parently from an irate resident OF
the River road area. protesting
that the trucks cause windows
and walls to rattle and shake.
Evening star., 1952-12-24
Teacher Slabs Wife,.
Stays 3ChiIdren and ].
Cuts His Own Throat
BY the Associated Press

SAN JOSE, Calf, Dec. 24.-The
sheriff's Office said a young high
school teacher climaxed an argu-
ment with his estranged wife by
stabbing her, beating their three
children to death and cutting his
own throat late yesterday.
The children's bodies were found
amidst broken Christmas decora-
tions and toys.
The teacher, Archie Connect, 81,
described by his principal as com
petent, calm and one of our best
teachers" lay near death today at
Santa Clara County Hospital.
His wife, Wynona, 28, who was
stabbed twice and chased from her
Cupertino home, was recovering
Fbut still under Sedatives.
She had not been told that Con-
nett, after sending her screaming
from the House, apparently had
picked up the children by their
heels and Dashed them. to death
against the floor, furniture and
walls.
They were Carl, 3 months; Te-
resa, 2K2. and Michael, 4.
Sheriff's Capt. James Cunning
ham said Connect. who had been
estranged from his wife for sew
eral months, came to her home
two days ago to visit the children
for the holidays.
But yesterday Mrs. Connect sug-
gested he spend his nights at his
apartment at San Lorenzo, 80
miles away. A violent argument
followed.
Suddenly, Cunningham said,
the teacher grabbed a knife and
slashed Mrs. Connect. Not wound
ed seriously, she followed him into
a large nursery bedroom (the
homes one-time living room),
where Michael was playing with
Carl.
Don't hurt the kids" she
yelled. But Connett slashed at
her again and sent her screaming
ito a neighbor's house.
When deputies arrived they
found the two boys dead in the
nursery.
Connect had locked himself in
q bathroom. When deputies broke
in he lay in a pool of his own
blood.
The little girl lay near the back
door. She apparently had tried
to run. but had been caught.
Evening star., 1952-12-24
Deaths in Shipw!lreck
Off Lebanon Total II,
With 100 Injured
BY the Assoeioted Press

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Dec. "a
Lebanon's director of internal
security said today that 81 persons
were known to have died in the
wreck of the French liner Cham
|pollion and about 100 were in
jured in reaching the shore from
the reef-grounded, split-in-half
ship.
Skillful Levantine boatmen
brought the last of the 328 pas
Isengers and crewmen through
till-raging surf and jagged reefs
yesterday, about 40 hours after
the veteran liner was blown on
Ia reef early Monday and split
amidships some 500 yards Off
shore.
Increased Toll Feared.
The latest estimate of the dead
was only tentative, and it was
feared the casualty toll would rise.
Some of the passengers jumped
overboard-how many was not
known exactly-and though 80
or so persons swan ashore,
thousands of watchers crowded
there saw a number of people
battered to death on the rocks just
out of reach.
A lifeboat also capsized during
the rescue efforts yesterday,
Iplunging more persons to death.
Fifteen of the injured were
Lebanese. the security director,
Col. Nureddin Rafahi, said.
Officials last night said 16
bodies had been recovered. OBJ
servers on the beach estimated 30
were killed-10 from the over
turned lifeboat and 20 of the
swimmers.
Captain Apparently Safe.
Bound from Marseille and Alex
andria to Beirut. the 12,546-ton
Champollion carried a crew of
200 and 108 passengers, many of
the latter Christmas pilgrims to
the Holy Land.
The ships master. Capt. Bourde,
apparently was not hurt.
Two theories were offered to ex-
plain the shipwreck. One set of
experts speculated that the ships
officers had mistaken a newly
installed airport beacon for the
entrance light to Beirut Harbor,
four miles north of the wreck
scene. Others speculated that
the ships officers had planned to
stay outside the harbor until the
gale subsided but that the ship
turned too close inshore and was
blown on the reef by the strong
wind as she turned to face a
strong northward current.
Evening star., 1952-12-24
Cruiser at Hono Kono

HONG KONG, Dec. "a (P.-
The heavy cruiser Los Angeles ar
rived this week and turned her
officers and men ashore for
Christmas leave.
Evening star., 1952-12-24
U. S. Sugar Average

BOSTON.-The normal per
capita consumption of sugar in
the United States is 95 to loo
pounds a year. The average in
Australia and Canada is higher.
Evening star., 1952-12-24
Girl Cleared Of Charges
In Death of Pedestriun

Marilyn E. Weitz, 16, Of 1903
Van Buren street NV, has been
cleared of all charges in the
October traffic death of a 72-
year-old pedestrian at Sixteenth
street and Fort Stevens drive NV.
She had been held by coroner's
jury for the Juvenile Court as the
driver of the car which struck
James c. Bibb, sr., of GIG Seventh
street NV. Charges against her
were dropped by Assistant Corpo-
ration Counsel Richard w. Bar
ton, assigned to Juvenile Court,
after a hearing in his Office.
Evening star., 1952-12-24
Psychiatrist Testifies
Weak|ey Shot When
'Hemmed in by Fear

Luther Weakley, 81, was
"hemmed in by fear" when he
shot and killed his employer, q
psychiatrist told a jury yester.
day in the U. S. District Court
for the District of Columbia.
The mental expert, DR.. Michael
F. Miller, said Weakley, formerly
employed at Blue Plate Food
Inc. was suffering from IAN ire
sistible impulse"
Weakley was convicted in De-
cember, 1850, of numbering
Thomas Carnes, district superin-
tendent of the food company, be-
cause the latter had fired Weak
ley.
The psychologist, who is on the
Howard University staff, said the
defendant told him he was
"hemmed in by fear" DR.. Mil
ler said Weakley asserted he was
afraid of Carnes because Weak
ley's father had whipped him
with a green SWITCH" in his boy
hood.
The foood firm employe spent
several months in the death
house and twice won stays OF
execution, until his case was re-
ferred to the u. S. Court of Ap-
peals for the District of Columbia
The appellate court ordered
the new trial, now going on.
Carnes died of a gunshot
wound in the head. Shortly after
the Staying, Weakley walked into
the Fifth Precinct and sur
rendered.
The case was recessed over the
Christmas holidays until Mon.
day.
Evening star., 1952-12-24
Sparkman Says Nafiona|isfs
Can Halt Reds on Mainland
BY the Assoeioted Press

Senator Sparkman, Democrat, of
Alabama, said yesterday that Chi
nese Nationalist military forces on
Formosa now are strong enough to
put brakes on Chinese Communist
Operations on the mainland.
Senator Sparkman. defeated
Democratic candidate for Vice
President, returned yesterday from
a 27,000-mile, globe-circling trip
that included visits to Formosa
and Tokyo.
Unknown to many people here
| is the fact that the Chinese Ma
tionalists still hold a number OF
islands just off the mainland" he
told newSmen. "They have SOL
diers there and they are making
raids on the mainland from time
to time"
He said the question of using the
improved Nationalist Chinese
forces in Korea or for attacks or
the Communists on the mainland
of China sis military decision.
I'm willing to rest upon their
decision" he added.
Evening star., 1952-12-24
IL 81 p
FUEI !
OIL !? !?

If you need fuel oil, call Wash.
inston's Old Reliable firm at
Republic 7.58OO. Since 1919 folks
have depended on US for quality
fuel. Automatic weather con-
trolled deliveries. Meter-printed
delivery tickets your guarantee Of
getting all the oil you pay for. A
free Ventalarm will be installed
on your tank to prevent oil spills.
Day and night service. The Old
Reliable A. P. Woodson Co., 1913
III Street NV. Phone Republic
7.S6OO.
Evening star., 1952-12-24
Donish Queen Mother
Critically III at 73
By the Associo,ed Press

COPENHAGEN, Dec. 24.-Den-
marks Christmas celebrations
were darkened today by the
worsening condition Of Queen
Mother Alexandrine, who under
went a major operation a week
ago. Doctors described her con-
dition as extremely critical"
The dowager Queen. mother of
King Frederik TX, was 73 years
old today. Thousands of we'll
wishing kilograms. letters and
bouquets flooded st. Lukas Hos
lpital, but the aged Queen was re-
ported in q coma after a troubled
night.
Evening star., 1952-12-24
Chiunq Generals Retired

TAIPEH, Formosa, Dec. "a (P)
Gen. Chen Cheng, Premier OF
Nationalist China since 1949, and
two other generals were retired
today in a plan to streamline the
Nationalist Army.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
MOTOR TRAvEL

PITTSBURGH AREA via pike and re-
turn, week ends. Call BOB at Wo.
DRIVING TO DECATUR, III, April
&. can accomm. 2. 81. 1726 after
b pm.
l OR 2 RIDERS WANTED-Driyine
tu. t. CHICAGO fhS % April s; c. E; DE
WANTED-Daily ride to and from
South area Ft. Myer, near Pentag0n
and residence, 1900 Connecticut ave.
NV; duty hours 7:30-4:30. AID.
SEATTLE--Major, U. s. Army, leay-
ing about April 18th In 1850 Dodge,
take or 3, share expenses. Phone
DESslR1E5 15STS TWo pAssENGERs-Driyins
e, e Dsnyer. S1 S. Colo. Saturday. April s.
70 new YORK CITY-week end,
April 9th. return Sunday Monday;
reasonable. MI. 4543.
DRIVING TO MIAMI April 8. can
take passengers; desire some help
In driving. WI. 0366,
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA Monday
m0rning, 2 or 3 passengers. Cali
Evening star., 1952-03-30
HELP poMEsTIc tcon,. i,

FAMILY Of 5 wants settled. perma-
nent, live-in maid, experienced with
young children and ghw.; ground
moor room. bath: close-fn Arlington
good salary; references. ia. S-2959.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN to take
charge OF household of 4 children;
must love and understand children.
Apply in person to 633 Yuma st. Sc.
MIDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN to
live In. do housework and help In
valid lady. Ii. 4-03S6. 80
MOTHERS HELPER, white or col
ored, to live in: must be fond Of
Sa sldrse SeekdsSs daS sys sT si sssh b.Sss1 Sass
10 and IL am; sun. FA. 1854.
ELDERLY WOMAN. to care for 8
children; laundry. etc: no other
E%FEoYE6 ESGFEE Ef U %aoE9P SsdiiaL cdGPLE desc desires
competent white woman; day care
FOND or CHILDREN. plain cook
ing, Eh,w.; live in; refs; good
SECOND MAID. live in. rambler. first
floor. PVT. room and bath: care Of
one child and cleaning: other help
employed; COW. to transp. EN-.
UPSTAIRS ROOM and board for ex-
perienced maid, white or colored.
to do g.h.w. and cooking; close-in
Arl., mr.. busline; $50 wk. cH. 1866.
COLORED GIRL. neat, g.h.w., ex-
perienced laundress; references; g.
day week. VA, 1888. :.
help take care OF senile patient;
light duties; good home PLUS salary;
other help employed. Box 435-S, Star
COLORED WOMAN for colored fam
lily, 80 to 40 years old; to take
care of 3 children: live in. Ii.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started
caught up, audited, closed; all taxes.
Open rate. Shepherd 1904. 81
ACCOUNTANT, BIS degree in bus
admin. 2 years bookkeeping, 2 years
fo p11I1S movs secoanti1g gagg experience wiling sd
CEMENT FINfsHEE wants work. Cali
CHEF, with Al references. wishes
work; clubs; hotels or restaurant
eS TTPesf HSSs SE
all types and phases Of bldg. const.
estimating and purchasing; also
qualified as arch. craftsman and
surveyor Highest refs EN-. 1884.
CRAFTSMAN, experienced in patent
and engineering drawing. desires
neys or engineering concern; fully
qualified in layout OF assemblies,
parts detail, perspective and ex-
.ploded views. Box GIT, Star.
ELECTRONIC ENGINEER, technician,
technical writer; no degree. but
cleaTances; background Includes
work in practical laboratory design,
construction and test techniques,
patent search and preparation. ad-
miniStration, teaching. drafting. con-
sultation, considerable technical
writing; numerous published articles;
specialized work .,s, in test equipment, tnxI
VsiiSbi avaiiSbie soon eorie L.. t-4495. psso 'u'
EXECUTIVE available with wide ad-.
ministrative experience as vice presi-
dent and treasurer. Box 349-M,
GARDENER, exper.: can take care of
gardens, trimming lawns, hedges,
also care of fruit trees. DU. Q661
Evening star., 1952-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. 12O-bass, 2 shifts. Ital-
ian make, good condition, $50; must
sell at once. SH. 6455.
ANTIQUE walnut wash stand. $20
or best offer. HO. 1908.
ACCORDION, Italian, 120 bass,
brand-new, with treble and bass
shifts; aluminium construction to
plete with case; greatly reduced to
$l39.5O. Save at RATNER'S MUSIC
STORE, 736 18th st. NV.
ACCORDION, italian make. AZ bass,
LERS RAWNBRoKERS SALES CO..
g13 . st. NV. RE. 3522.
ACCORDION, Hohner. Tango VIM, 40
sSsts sSsS srsy pearl u st trebs BILE t hass
sps specisl wsia siss 'asr TENpLERs SI R'se PAWN.
BROKERS SALES CO., 913 D st,
AcCoRDfoN, Le Mar, 100 bass, bk.,
l shift: special SO. TENDERS
ptAwNBEsoAKERs5 F. Y Y 81 49, SALES Co. s1s D
Adc6kDr6N q 8 u 81 sosI Beginners 1a-day
EaureI MurnIze5 7ss-Jla Jl.n case s4o. ca'i
ACCORDION. 10 bass high grade
guaranteed. $3.50. PEERLESS
PAWNBROKERS EXCHANGE, 912
D st: nv. RE. 6199.
STlE STls. cost ,. eyer 500: 100 sell this wee week
ACCORDION, Hohner, with case So
bsss, 500, Cab JE. $3.50. ~
ACCORDION, naiian, 100 bass: o
bass, 3 treble shifts; black plastic
and chrome dnishs new condition;
1878. Do. 1858.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
BUSINESS SERVICES


MIMEOGRAPHING - TYPING -
ADDRESSING. Home work. will
call for and delivery. 81. 5109. II
BUSINESS MEN-Public steno work
done in my home; books kept, con-
ferences reported; payrolls made up;
phone calls taken and orders handled
for agencies; chauffeurs and guards
available for small trips. Phone
10. S-O324. MRS. MORRISON.
In any lang, any
type; competent staff. CUFFEE. Ii.
STORM WNDows-Aluminum; all
types; special summer discounts; no
down payment. 36 months to pay.
GENERAL CoNTRACToR-An types
remodeling. Rooms. additions. storm
windows. roofing, siding, heating.
Financing and architectural service.
EDGAR KEEFER, SH 6SS2. --4
MIMEOGRAPHING. engineering speci-
fications. theses. manuscripts typed
neatly and rapidly. DI. BAL. "A
Evening star., 1952-03-30
ABCD CORPORATION
1881 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Arl.
OF, 8755

B;X. CABLE. new, No. I2-2, 1000
5t;e Also wardrobe trunk. Logan
BUFFET SERVING, walnut, hand
carved trim. 81 inches long. Excel.
SSnd, Spnn. N Moovins, t1ss must sell. @S.
CABINET. ,. lst, metal, wall. new,
CAB1NET KITCHEN. base 24"x20",
metal. white. exec. cond,; also re-
ccorder. comb; record player and
CAbiSEA S---Lovely French baroaue
corner cabinets with brass trim.
= .XEcU2AffioR Ak SGAaf Tor Monroe electric;
$99.50, UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
CAMERA, Kodak Monitor $40. f/4.5.
1L400 sec; selftimer, Kalart mas.
ter fash. Both $40. DU. 3653. .
CAMERA--16 nm. Bell a Howell.
1'Ha TSrret TN masa2lne AZ & lens and sssss.
CAMERA af asT PRESS 81 EsaSf BRASD AXIS, sS sem.
ers, 4x5 and. Sxl0 fiim hangers.
Tanks. tripod, safelights. range
nnss finger for 4xb camera. etc. 81.
CAMERA, model % Pacemaker Speed S
Graphic. TAB Raptar, Kaiart range
supp. lenses filters. n' roll A1sSs Him. Ii ais
pack and cut film adapters, tripod,
Esstridse ave. Ssa'GaDe near pinas Branch amen
CAMERA - 3pax4N Anniy. Speed
Graphic, 127mm. "a. Ektar lens.
r. F.. flash, filmholders, F. p. A.;
exec. exec. cond.; complete. Sl25. UN.
CAMERA, Speed Graphic, Anniver-
sary model, .StroboliteS, tripod, me-
ter. 4l6 A ST. s.e. Th. 33OS.
CAMERA, 36-mm. Renya; 30 lens,
Federal enlarser. drier. other photo
xlaRali fGs1n%fa Isiss Mode. '9 SasS VIII Swap
q sell, best offer. Ia. 4oo5.
new condition; price, Si45. caI
oa%sE1 s5ss Ssi hf'fs e. az 7ssss sfsr.'. excellent
CAMERA, .214xSA. Busch Pressman.
Iass fis. PaWSBRokEss SSSVsi as aSS ExSHREE SEeK
9l2 . st. NV. RE. 6199.
CAMERA; tTsd. Ar esrnan ssn Co 97as lens .e
CAMERA. Argus c-5. With Flash sun
and case. like new; S45. Call II.
CAMERA. mod. sA Leica with f:s
Summar, rapid winder, 2 finders.
ssed: sss esaar somplets aeees' pEERhEss Esfhssa
PAWNBROKERS- EXCHANGE. si3
d st. NV, RE. 6,Yg.
CAMERA, movie, 16-mm.. Keystone
A.. a. coated f2.5 hxed focus lens.
liant color movies, also black and
white; Rugged, camera, simple to
operate. Can be .cheaply adapted
for sound hlnl Leather carrying
caME;R easf; Only $50 81 A. ssSs; s5,sa ~.
gENDRERsy f4lsfn sxwNfBRoRER NfsRsSsRisss sAEEs EIs
It. oS f4s RE lens sssS Suilt
PLEkks b ESkPs PHWSBSSkrssss PgHSSESfassS sss sIEEs TEN
CAMERAosRpeasd i ed niM Graphic nc $s9MxsM
f4.5 Tessar lens: Heiland fash gun;
holders TENT nlm Es gk: sdSg sRd esss;
SALES CO., 913 D st. NV. RE.
CAMERA-Retina II f.2 coated
teed; $l10. TENpLER's PAWN-
BRoKERs SAL SALES CO., 9lS D st.
CAMERHIKoreiiie Reflex 2Nx2H
TENDLER's PAWNBRoK~ERs ~ SALES
CAMERA. movie, m II; Bell Beil { I'll Howell well le-
nm. nm. magazine load. 1.s lens; $40.
CxHERs. xTi ssoI Kodak Mcdalist. cost ssa5,
will sell for 500 or trade for 36
MN. RA. Arb
CAMERA, auto. Rolliefinx; lens, Tef-
far 80; .synchro shutter, eye-level
yhsSc ysS nasr Camera saS ssse G s5s !er lsos so
CAMERA, 1s-mm., Taylor Habson,
f:3.5. f:1.S lens; also l6-mm. sound
protector: Sl95 for both. GE. 1904.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

DON'T BUY BEFORE you VISIT us
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 20% to 50%. ON NEW SAMPLE
SLLoosEs02UTs. LOOK AT THESE
Fine double or single maple bed.
chest. dresser and mirror. was
$109. so. now S69.50; 3-piece beau
tiful walnut double bed. double
dresser and mirror and chest. was
tion Of solid mahoganv and solid
cherry at giye-awav prices. Inner
spring mattresses. were $50 50 nov
S2a.5fl: were $50. so. now S3a. 50.
delivered In original factory wrap
uin~f. Fine mahoRany or maple beSs
in all sizes. now S17.S0. Many more
bargains too numerous to mention.
Ouen Thursday till 3 p.m.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN CO.
GOT 7th st. NV. EX. 6742
The Sample BARGAIN store Of Wash.
BEDS, GOVT. SURPLUS
Army dbl. hunks. with NEW mat
treSses. $50 .86: 36-in. width HOL-
LYWooD beds With NEW cottop
beds with coil spring and sterilized
mattress, S21 .95. solid maple 20-in.
width. 4-draWer chest. S2D.o6.
y. FRANK a. SON
414 ard st. NV TX. S97A