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Evening star., 1952-07-20
Proqrum of the Democrats
BY the Asseeiufsd Press


CHICAGO July 19Following the program the Democratic
National Convention which here Monday
First Session. 1880 PM. tEDT) Monday, July 2l.
Convention called order by Frank E. Mckinney chairman
Of the Democratic National Committee
Invocation by Cardinal stritch archbishop
Of welcome by Mayor Martin Kennedy Of Chicago
Of the Democratic National Committee
Address by Gov Adlai E. Stevenson Of Illinois.
Address by Senator Paul H Douglas Of Illinois
Address Col j. M Arvey Democratic national committee
Democratic National Convention.
Address by Mrs Elizabeth conkey Democratic national
Committee for the Democratic National Convention.
Second Session. PM. tEDT) Monday.
Presiding officer: Senator Theodore Francis Green Of Rhode
Island vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee
Address by Mr. Mckinney
Resolutions: appointment Of committees
Address the temporary chairman the Democratic
tional Convention
Third Session. PM. tEDT) Tuesday.
Presiding officer: Mr.. Mckinney.
Address by Mrs Perle Mea United States Minister to
Resolutions Permanent rules Of business
Address by CONGRESSMAN William L. Dawson Of Illinois, vice
chairman Of the Democratic National Committee.
Address by Mrs Eugene Anderson United States Abassa-
dor to Denmark.
Address by Richard j. Nelson
resolutions Report Of Credentials Committee.
Address by Mrs Georgia Neese Clark treasurer Of the United
Fourth Session. . PM EDT) Tuesday.
Address by Mrs Edwards
cratic National Committee and director Of the Womens Division
Address by Eleanor Roosevelt United States delegate
the United United Nations MAJ e ,,,,.n, -. n.o.u..,. y.
tonal Convention
Fifth Session. PM tEDT) wednesday.
Address by Congressman Michigan
Resolutions: Report Of Committee Platform and Resou-
by placing nomination candi-
dates for President Of the United States.
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Victorious Mississippi
To Support Russell
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, July 19.-Victors in
the opening rounds of a seating
contest, the regular Mississippi
delegation to the Democratic con-
vention voted unanimously today
to support the candidacy Of Sena-
tor Russell of Georgia.
Gov. Hugh White. delegation
chairman, said he is personally
satisfied with Senator Russell's
position on the Taft-Hartley Act
and II believe all others in the
delegation also are satisfied"
A statement by Senator Russell
earlier in the week had been in
terpreted in some Southern States
as indicating he favored repeal of
the act. However, he met today
with a group Of Southern gover-
nors, including Gov. White, and
explained his position. He said
he desires to supplement rather
than repeal the act.
Gov. Whites sentiment was
echoed by Senator Stennis, Demo-
crat, of Mississippi. who told a
reporter II am for Russell and
feel satisfied his statement as he
made it is in keeping with his
position all along"
Seating of the delegation headed
by Gov. White and Mississippi
Senators Eastland and Stennis-
known as the States Righters-is
being contested by another group
headed by Mrs. John Clark Of
De Kali, Miss.
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loyal Democrats
|0f Virginia Request
Ban Against Boiling
BY the Asseeiassd Pres.

HAMPTON, Va, July 19.-Vir-
ginia's anti-organization Demo-
Gratis asked national convention
officials again today to bar the
States delegates from participa-
ton If they don't intend to sup
port the national party nominee.
In a telegram sent ION behalf
Of the loyal Democrats Of Vir-
ginia." State Senator Victor p.
Wilson Of Hampton. and Delegate
Robert Whitehead Of Lovingston.
repudiated "the action Of the Vir-
ginia State Convention Of July II
in preparing the way for a bolt
Of the party in the event Of dis
satisfaction with its conventions
decisions"
Called Unsportsmanlike.
The telegram, addressed to John
w. Mccormack. chairman Of the
national conventions committee
on resolutions and platform. con-
tinued:
"Such action is not only ,un-
sportSmanlike: it Is destructive of
the democratic process. If the
Virginia delegates to the national
convention are not preparing to
support the nominee Of the con-
vention. they should not partici-
pate in its proceedings. If they
are unwilling to play the game by
the rule book, they have no busi-
ness on the team"
Miller Suggests Pledge.
Similar sentiments were ex-
pressed yesterday in q wire to
convention officials by Francis
PickenS Miller Of Albemarle, who
was defeated by Senator Byrd in
Tuesdays Virginia Democratic
senatorial primary. Mr.. Miller
asked the national convention's
committee to require
Virginia's delegates to pledge sup
port to the national party nomi-
nees before certifying them.
Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Whitehead
themselves in their joint
telegram as loyal members Of the
Democratic Party who are going
to support the nominees of the
national convention for President
and Vice President"
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Ditch Blasting Opens
Southern Maryland
Land Week Show

Southern Maryland Land Week
opens tomorrow with a ditch
blasting demonstration on the
farm Of H. George Thompson at
Great Mills. st. Mary's County.
Other programs will follow in
the four other southern Maryland
counties.
State Conservationist Edward
M. Davis will explain the demon
stration on the Thompson farm
tomorrow. Starting at / pm. he
will lead a tour Of the farm, which
produces tobacco. corn. cattle and
turkeys.
Then the tour will continue to
the j. A. Van Dyke farm at Valley
Lee. BY building q series Of half
mile bitches, Mr.. Van Dyke has
been able to Craze cattle on land
that used to be a swamp.
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'Skywatch' Crews Spot
Planes Too Low for Radar
BY the Assoeiaied Press

The Air Force said last night
that although only half the de-
sired number Of observation posts
were in use. the first week of
'round-the-clock operation of q
ground observer system had
spotted hundreds" Of planes fly
ing too low for the radar net to
detect.
This spotting of friendly planes
which hitherto had been over
looked by the electronic "eyes''
Of radar demonstrates the value
of the program, the Air Force
said. It asserted the operation
has bolstered the Nations air de-
fense system.
Civil Air Defense officials esti-
mated that between 10000 and
|80 1000 volunteers were active in
the individual post and filter cen
ters in the District Of Columbia
and q States.
Despite its pleasure over dem
onstrated effectiveness Of the new
l24-hour operation skywatch, u
the Air Force said that even with
only so per cent Of the proposed
stations operating. not all were
fully manned. It said thousands
of additional volunteers are
needed to strengthen the system u
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Two Confidential Boxes
Lost By Air Force Found
By the Asseeiated Press

PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-The
two missing crates that were
dropped from Air Force planes
over Central Pennsylvania last
Tuesday have been found, but
their contents are still shrouded
IN mystery.
In an announcement today, Col.
Phillip F. Neuweiller, Pennsylva-
mia Civil Air Patrol commander
told unit commanders that the
boxes have been found.
Officials at Wright-Patterson
Air Base refused at first to say
anything about the missing crates,
but admitted on Friday that they
were conducting a wide search for
them.
The Air Force described the
crates as aluminium covered boxes
which contained confidential Air
Force property. u.s.
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Robot Balloon Scars
Into Strotosphere,
|Stoys for ; Days
sy the Assoeio,ed Pres,

The Air Force last night an
nounced development Of a robot
balloon which, carrying meteoro-
logical instruments, can maintain
Ia constant, unvarying altitude in
the stratosphere for more than
three days.
Until now. balloons sent aloft
to record air pressure, tempera-
ture. winds, coSmic radiation and
other features Of the stratospheric
region between $4,000 and 100.-
600 feet have been able to make
only comparatively quick sorties.
instruments were released as
the balloon passed through the
desired altitude. The balloon con-
tinued in its ascent until decreas-
ing atmospheric pressure and the
suns heat burst the bag.
The new altitude controlling de-
vice utilizes either fine steel dust
or liquid as ballast, with the
ballast discharge controlled au-
tomatically by atmospheric pres
sure. It is preset, before launch
ing, for the desired altitude.
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Declaration i 10. to Be Read
Again in WILLIAMSBURG
Special Dispatch 10 n. Star

WILLIAMSBURG Va, July 10
Williamsburg will celebrate Amer
ica's independence Day for the
second time this month when the
Declaration Of independence is
tremendously proclaimed from
the steps Of the 18th century Capt.
tol building Friday, as it was done
for the first time 176 years ago.
One hundred members Of the
cast Of the symphonic drama.
"The Common Glory" will re-
enact with colorful pageantry the
July Is. 1776. public announce
ment Of the Declaration. The
ceremonies will be climaxed at ap-
Iproximately Ais pm. on the west
steps Of the Capitol when actor
Austin Hunt reads the Declara-
ton.
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2S State Delegations
Allow Free Choices,
IS Have Unit Rule
By The Associated Press

CHICAGO, July 19.-At least %
State and territorial delegations
including Missouri-will let
members vote as they choose at
the Democratic National Conven-
tion next week.
Fifteen others have invoked the
unit rule-meaning the entire
delegation will cast its votes for
the issue or candidate favored by
o majority Of that delegation.
Eleven States have not yet de-
cided which system to use.
The figures were announced to-
night by the Democratic National
Committee.
Interest in Truman's Alternate.
There had been some interest
in Missouri's decision because of
the possibility that President Tru-
mans alternate in that delega-
tion-ThomaS j. Gavin-might
disclose the Presidents personal
choice for the presidential nomina-
tion when the first ballot roll was
called.
Had Missouri invoked the unit
rule, Mr.. Gavin would have had
to vote with the rest of the dele
cation, regardless of Mr.. Truman's
word.
Few delegates now believe. how
ever. that Mr.. Truman will wait
until the first ballot before dis
closing his preference.
How States Stand.
The national committee listed
these as the states that will not
invoke the unit rule: Arkansas.
Colorado, Florida, Illinois. Indi-
ana, Iowa, Maryland. Maine Mas
sachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri,
Nebraska, Nevada, New Hamp-
shire, New Jersey, New Mexico,
New York, North Carolina. Ore
gon, Pennsylvania. South Dakota,
Utah, Vermont. Wyoming, Canal
Zone. Alaska, Hawaii and the Vir-
gin Islands.
Unit rule states were listed as:
Arizona. Connecticut, Delaware.
Georgia. Kansas. Kentucky, Louis
lana, Mississippi. North Dakota,
Oklahoma, South Carolina. Ten
neSsee, Texas, District Of Colum-
bia and Puerto Rico.
Shown as undecided were: Ala
bama, California. Idaho, Michigan,
Montana, Ohio. Rhode Island. Vir-
ginia Washington, West Virginia
and Wisconsin.
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hotel they are at to right Gov Herman Tn Georgia James
Evening star., 1952-07-20
mime D. c. Area Girls
Ito Enter Smith COLLEGE,

Nine Washington area girls will
enter the freshman class at Smith
College next fall. They are Son
dra Bergazin, 4845 Linnean ave-
nue. NV; Wenda Dubb. 3425
Garrison street NV; Doris
Kirschbaum. 1880 Whittier street
NV; Anne Kuhns. TILT Four
teenth street NV.
Also Jan Kushner, 2915 Abe
marie street NV; Lilibeth Perez
1905 Thirty-eighth street NV;
Gloria Steinem, 3408 Reservoir
road NV; Marcia A. Cole. 8 Fort
drive, Alexandria, and Virginia
Miller. 3219 Valley drive. Alex
andria.
Naomi Nimmo, 1241 Twelfth
street NV, will enter the junior
class.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Romunio Shifts Form Chief

VIENNA, Austria, July 10 R.-
The Romanian Assembly has re-
lieved Deputy Agriculture Minister
Ion Vidrascu from his post and
has appointed him Minister for
the State Farms, Romanian papers
announced today. This is the first
time that Romanian papers have
referred to the administration OF
State Farms as a ministry.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Arlington Marine Killed,
Girl Injured in Collision
By The Asseeiated Press

SAN DIEGO. Calf, July 19.-
A Marine was killed and his pas
senger seriously injured today
when their automobile collided
with a heavy truck 20 miles north
of here.
Coroner's Deputy E. o. McFad-
den identified the Marine as
S.ISergt. Robert Essig Of hoo
North Stafford street, Arlington,
Va. He was stationed at the Camp
Pendleton naval hospital.
Sergt. Essig's passenger. Dorothy
Salsbery, 10. of Oceanside. Calf.
was taken to a hospital with severe
injuries. The truck driver was
not hurt.
Residents in the 100 block of
North Stafford street said they
knew of no one named Essig. Arl-
ington police said they have re-
ceived no request to notify next
Of kin in Arlington Of the death.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Allen Wagner to Speak

Allen Wagner. assistant to the
chairman Of the United States
Civil Service Commission, will
speak to members Of the National
Capital Forge, American Public
Relations Association, at 1915
pm. tomorrow in the Hamilton
Hotel.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Cox Quits Congress Race

ROCKY MOUNT, Va, July Is
R.-Col. Melvin Cox today bowed
out of the Fifth District congress
sional race for personal reasons.
He had been nominated by dis
trict Republicans to oppose Rep
resentatiye Stanley in November.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
INDIAN SPRING MANOR

INDIAN SPRING MANOR
1O3 E. INDIAN SPRING DR..
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6
Silver Spring. Md.-Corner det. brk..
over $4S. 600; 1st a.. 'lS iiv. = rm., S. Ice.
din. rm., powder rm.. very lge. elec.
kit; bsmt., recr. rm., oil h.-w.h.,
maids rm. with bath in bsmt.
new washer and drier; End f.,
bedrms.. baths, glass shower doors,
wall-to-wall carpetine, disappearing
stairway to attic. Awnings and
storm windows. Flagstone patio.
SCREENED side porch; Lear gar;
fenced around yard, House Just
completely renovated. Priced much
below cost.
Directions: Out Ga. ave. to Coles
Vile pike. east on colesvilIe to
Franklin: right on Franklin to Semi
HARRY Z bREIsEiN. Eli isi3e 6is Bond ISds.. Bids..
MA. 7772; eyes,. SH. 1929, 10
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, S19.5O0-White rambler.
8 twin-size bedrms.. all.elec. kit.'
buiit-in bookshelves, fireplace, full
, Ssmt near n; l. II, H snd an: Sssk n Y. Ct G.;
BETHEsDa asSHai nnaneasf7 $50 SO. % TSis brick
bungalow is Bethesda's best buy
today. Close to transp. and shop
ping, yet not too close. Beautiful
setting with trees In the background.
Let us show you this today. BIZ
LINGSLEY REALTY CO., OR. 2326.
BETHESDA, Bradley Hills-Lovely
Ismy 0risn Isree ra@Slss ieF Sats
fireplaces. Fuii daylight waiE-cut
basement. Inexpensively expansible
| to bedrooms. 3 baths. 2 living
rooms. Superior materials. equip
forest, New small elementary school
across road. $4,000. Left ON Wis
consin ave. la miles out Bradley
blyd ;,r Left on s,its.. Brits dr. =, Al s,ds W
BRADLEY HILLS tclose in,--Price,
S34,950 with S1S,500. ~ fnancins
available. This is q beautiful brand
new. 3-bedroom. 2-bath brick home
part. Of this popular area. Large
wooded lot. Compare It. It's thou
sands under today's market, Owner
transferred. and says: Sell it,
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO. INC.
4420 Connecticut ave.. EN-. 1900
IBURTONSvILLE-New 3 ise. bedrm
rambler, situated on acre ground
full tiled bath, sep. din. rm. allC
fully equip: Fit. bsmt. CAL fool
| VENT, Realtor, AP O900; eve
nings, Evergreen 4-5073. ~
1--WE HAVE SEVERAL Q. 3 and 4
bedrm homes for sale with feas
down payment. II you want to hu!
or sell call COX q CO.. 81. 069S.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

VIC. GEORGETOWN PREP. SCHOOL.
3.bedrm. brick rambler, spacious
thropghout; tirepl:: full bsmt;. lge.
S3.45O down. OWNER. OIL. S649.
1000 DRESDEN ST.. Chevy Chase
view. 4 bedrms,, lse. lot. S24'5OO.
ANXIOUS TO SELI.-Vacant; new
brk. rambler. iv. rm., 2 pic. win-
dows, dinette. mod. kit, 3 bedrms.,
bath: lge. level lot; many extras;
$17,95O; terms. STROUP, RA. 500.
KENsINoTON EsTATEs-Three bed
cT%VS TSSWs SgAsE spTnsF lSf TIrXSol b.drm,
2ia baths, large lot. S31.5OO.
POTOMAC HUNT-Three bedrms.. IL
brary. baths, 2-car garage, almost
CHEVY CHASE VIEw-Three bed
rooms, Ia baths. cor. lot. S24, $50.
BETHESDA RAMBLER-Three bed
rooms. gar. $4,000 Ist trust. Price.
$4,000: Possession 80 days.
KENs1EGTSNlcolenial EMS u;i 9 so5 bedTms., sn1
ENS1NGTON-Four bedrooms, oil
h;;-w;ha y acre land. gar. Price.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO.
10. 5-O367. 10. 4-O144 "a
$1,000 DOWN. HOME AND INCOME
S2 600 dn.; 6-rn. bungalow; $10,95O
$4,000; 5-rm. brick; large lot.
Sls:ySo; GsS! ScrY. s srk celUnisl; ; 81; spg.
ssiSS0t $1,000; $3.50 $500 S5WE;i DoWN; s.Es r
Many more listings. CAN and give
US your housing problem.
IA. 1887. WA. 1856. UN. S757.
MOORE REALTY CO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

NEAR cAPIToI---100 blk. 4th st.
s.e.-Brick; arranged as 3 apts
INV. oil h; income. S160 mo.
Price, $14.250: terms.
S. A. Young Co., MA. 1888
Evening star., 1952-07-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

COOL COUNTRY LIVING
Charming S-rm. white frame house
in excel. cond.; 1st a., kit. din. rm..
den, lily. rm. with marble mantel
fireplace, lge. hallway, open stair
way; 2nd. f., 4 lge. bedrms, bath
in closet at end of hallway, upstairs
porch; Ia-acre lot, many shade
trees, outside fireplace, on beaut.
terrace; house commands beaut. view
of mountains: 30-day possession.
Price. S16,S50.
BUNGALOW with bath and
oil heat; lot SOx150 It; bargain
LEONARD E. SHERMAN
REAL ESTATE
Mt. Airy 34S
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BETHESDA
TRULY DIFFERENT

DE Luxe 2-BEDRM. RAMBLER.
Situated on . corner lot 100xl5O this
finished rm. in bsrnt.. patio. excel.
room size. We urge you to inspect
this home today. Priced low for
quick sale. II. r. RANDOLPH. RE.
21S1; TR. 1865.
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EARL T. WRIGHT
WI. 5000. Sun. and Ewes.
LO. $4,000 OIL. 1924
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Outstanding value because Of owners
immediate transfer. Beautifully
decorated, well-built. 4-year-old.
all-brick home In better-than-new-
house condition. Select community
of quality homes. Center hall. fire-
place in lge. liv. rm.. family sized
din. rm.. newly equip. all-elec. kit
with disposal and dishwasher. I'm
usually Ice. screened porch. bed
rms. upstairs. Recreation room and
- bath In bsmt.; power mower.
TO REACH: Out Wis. ave. to one
block past Naval Medical. Center to
Cedar lane. turn right to Howard
ave and left to property.
Town g Suburban, OR. 940O
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Bungalow. S412 Ramsey ave. Open
Sunday, 1876 pm. Valuable prop
erty, la block from Sears a. Roe
buck; large lot; 8 large rms. and
porch; l block to all stores and
movies; q wonderful home and fu-
ture investment: no reasonable offer
refused. must be sold this week end.
Cali ,,I:,E SH; 1oe5 or TU. 06o4.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC. Cont

DACHSHUND-Bitch, red, ! 5 months;
owner going abroad; reasonable to
ooe,. good home; good with children.
sSdss ssoSd homes with adults. Call LA.
MUST GIVE AWAY 4 cute puppies.
Amos. old. smooth haired fox terrier
type; males and females. Call
GREAT DANE, female. yr- Old,
brindle: Axe; left With us TO sell for
$l00 where good home is assured;
also have puppies, show prospects.
ELPAW, KENNELS. Alex. Va, Duke
sI; sxtd; Qy; 1861, TIE. 2430.
BOXER PUPPIES, fawn, . mos. old !:
Axe reg. wormeo very affectionate
6s1j nsaIthS .1s PUPS gai.E raised with chilgren
GIVE AWAY ) cute little kittens. part
Persian, TO good homes. OIL. 4l97.
GERMAN SHEPHERD. pure bred, for
$500 $500 'f&at E7t 3s4 y boaaLb IA Pheaf P%froA DA
DACHSHUNDS, Axe, red, 10 gks.,
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. :
wks., pure bred but not registered:
Sl2 and So; sS5; - Telephone Waterford
cockEk 3aas teesPFqHiSi sFHSiEL. Gs mos, 5s Black
male. champion sired; must sell. ia.
$4,000, Ext. $50 after ).
PEklNGESE, Chihuahuas. toy fox ter
riers. Daschshunds. Manchesters,
tiny toy puppies. Stud service. Also
Persian kittens. MISS HUNT. Rose
dere, Falls Church. JE. = 496 --..9
PROMISING 3-MO. SON of Oh. Veto
and beautiful UtZ granddaughter
tCh. Yobang-War Cry of Mazelainel
fiashily marked fawn. exceptionai
SIZE and substance. WA. 1870.
PUG. wks, old. Axe reg, choice of
litter. ideal pet. AL. 2405. -
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, Axe
reg, ia wkS.; males and females,
blondS and black. WI. oO43. 20
TOY SPITZ-Rare pedigree. German
papers. best offer, S100 or over
HU. 5000. 3 pm. to 8 pm. ask for
MRS. SNYDER.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS.
Axe reg, hunting stock; wormed,
aSI shots. 2ld III N. jackson ST.. Arl,' Va,
COCKER PUPPIES. 2 mos, pedigreed
females, all black. SO each. EN-.
60S3 20
BEAGLE. tri-color, female. il mo-.
beautiful. reg. SO. LO. $1,000.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE, desk model. $40;
iSSsHI ssaiSo.s CENTRAL. aod1sS' 14sS aist, St,
ADDING MACHINES, sunstrand, cleo
sos. so. UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
AIR fRs coMPREssoRi. CON- Hi a;ei 80 gal. tank,
Z Z h.p: for service ts Ststion or paint pain
air ifop pcoSb1T1e SSI III NGR; a7}s frisldaire xRo
Tessonabe raS abe NJ SS5's s5osSsse sSsee ewes m0a!H''
AIR-CONDITIONER. Philco,. "A h.p.,
RSrchsSins Pm hs54 price Call after 81 8 pm
AIR r. GoND1rIoNER. idIoNE perfect condi-
tion, Saturn Carrier console; guar
anteed: S100 and take 1t away;
AABAco SERVICE CO. rear LAG
AIR si1f cfoSDITioNER. Nj Remington. on "
tion. ss-turn Carrier console; guar
AIR IN GoN1fTioNER, 81 6Trni used. 9 3..h D,
ca'0 ca after fsn'G5e sso '16t Sm 'GHG H. $$5 $S5
AIR coNDrTloNER 1875, '4.R D.
$$5o, sen for $s7o. a real bargain
AIR r. -CoNDirroNER. tSsDiiR GE. 1I-ton; s
eall ST. 677a. Can be seen at S23
AIR CONDITIONER. 1852 model GE.
"a h.p.; used ] mo-: owner trans
ferred; $500; HO. 0172. Saturday
or Sunday. 9 to noon. 20
AIR CONDITIONER. Philco. "a hp:
cabinet. floor; like new. used very
little; $500. OW. 249l. GIL. 1894,
AIR fi!er coSsb1r1oNERs. Z si ii; new, S 1852
models. lowest price in town. Take
no chances; see us first. K g. w
PLUMBING CO., ga H st. ne. AT.
3lSS 30
Evening star., 1952-06-27

WASHER, Bendix automatic; excellent
WASHERS. dryers, ironeTs; l5-2oes
OF regular list prices. All famous
makes; all fully guaranteed. STAR
RADIO CO.. 400 11th st. NV
Phone DI 47OO.
cond. floor samples, was S223. so.
now only S139; also up to 30co off
on .famous-brand, fully automatic
washers. STAR RADIO CO.. 400
11th st. NV.