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The frontiersman., 1952-12-31
PALMER c OF c
 TO HEAR PROPOSALS

The local Chamber of Con- merce will hold a rally meeting January 2 at 12:05 pm. in the Coop Club Room, c of c Presi- dent Fred M. Zieke announced this week.
 A committee from the Anch- orage Chamber of Commerce will be special guests to present pro- posals to be taken to the Terri torial legislature, promoting ad- vantages in the Palmer area. These proposals would include a land clearing program and the location of the proposed agricul- tural college.
 All business men in the Valley are urged by President Zieke to attend this meeting.
 To Attend All-Alaska Meet
 Jim Hurley will represent the Palmer Chamber of Commerce at the All-A1aska c of c meeting to be held in Juneau, Monday, January 12, at which time Col. James L. Growden, project en- gineer for ALCOA's huge hydro electric and aluminium smelter, contemplated for the Taiya Val ley near Skagway, will be a speaker at one of the general sessions. General sessions will be held January 12, 13 and IA. New officers will be elected and board meetings will be held on the 18th and 18th. Many territorial legis- lators expect to be present.
The frontiersman., 1952-12-31
CREAMERY PLANS TO MAKE NEW CHEESE

The M. V. F. C. A. Creamery will start the manufacturing of country-style cottage cheese very soon, Keith Walker, new cream cry manager announced this week. We plan to make the cheese for wholesale in bulk while retail sales will be in car tons, Walker said.
The frontiersman., 1952-12-31
MOTORISTS WARNED
 OF ROAD CONDITIONS

Motorists this past week were warned by the Alaska Road Com mission to keep travel on the Seward highway at minimum because of dangerous slide con ditions.
 The worst area is between Pot ter and Girdwood, they said. Mudslides and heavy snowslides off the steep walls onto the high way are causing the conditions and the road commission asked that only necessary travel be made over the highway.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
|5OOWomen Organized
In Crusade 10 Help
IG. 0. P. Ticket Here

Five hundred women are being
organized into SO teams in the
"women's crusade" here, it was
announced last night by Mrs.
Howard A. Coffin, chairman of the
Women's Division of the Eisen-
hower-Nixon Campaign Club.
Team leaders are scheduled to
meet with Mrs. Coffin at II am.
tomorrow. The rally will be held
in the club headquarters on the
ground floor of the Cafritz Build
ing, 1925 I street NV.
Plans will. be outlined for a
city-wide canvass for funds for
the Republican campaign and to
get out the absentee votes.
Team leaders are to meet each
Monday. Their work will be CO.
ordinated with that of the mems
division, Mrs. Coffin said.
In a campaign message she
struck out at "the national mess, "
saying the only way to clean it up
was the election of the Eisen-
hower-Nixon ticket.
Zone can't reasonably expect
the Democrat political leaders to
destroy themselves because of
suddenly overwhelming, but be-
lated, remorSe," she declared.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
6. W. Medical Schoo
To Open Tomorrow;
35S Are Enrolled

One hundred freshmen medical
students, the largest number ever
to enter the George Washington
University School of Medicine. will
attend the 129th opening session
of the school at II am. tomorrow.
Ceremonies will be held in the
School of Medicine, 1885 H street
NV.
Rear Admiral Bertram Gross
beck, commanding officer of the
National Naval Medical Center in
ficer of the ETAOINN
Bethesda, will be the principal
speaker. Admiral Grossbeck, a
1917 graduate of the medical
school, will speak on Medicine
and Aviation.
DR.. Walter A. Bloedorn, dean of
the School of Medicine, will well
come the students and guests on
behalf Of the faculty. DR.. Cloyd
Beck Marvin, president of the uni
versity, will greet the freshmen.
Total enrolment Of the medical
school this year will be 358. In
cluded in the group are students
from Iran, Austria and Canada
There are also four women in the
class.
Commissioner F. Joseph Dono-
hue will head guests from various
branches of the armed forces
medical services, the Veterans Ad-
ministration and other govern
mental and private medical serv-
ices.
Luncheon will be served after
the assembly in the Chinese room
Of the Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
The Week in Religion
By Religious News Service

One of the greatest Bible observ-
ances in the history of the United
States will begin on September 80,
the 500th anniversary of the Gu
Itenberg Bible. the worlds first
printed book.
Protestant and Roman Catholic
bodies have made plans for a ma
tional celebration. The Govern
ment is noting the event with a
commemorative Gutenberg Bible
stamp scheduled to appear on that
date.
Library of Congress Exhibit.
The Library of Congress has
opened a special Bible exhibit,
which will continue until October
80. 1t features the only perfect
copy of the Gutenberg Bible in
the United States, acquired by the
library in 1880 at a cost of $780,
900. Many other famous Bibles
also are on display.
On september 80, the revised
standard version of the Bible will
be published under the au-
spices of the National Council OF
Churches. At about the same time
the Confraternity of Christian
Doctrine is expected to issue the
first four volumes of a new ver-
sion of the Old Testament pre-
pared by Catholic scholars under
the direction of the Catholic Bibli-
cal~Association of America.
| Both the Protestant and Cath
olic revisions aim to present the
Bible in modern English free from
archaic words and phrases. Re-
ligious leaders hope that the new
versions will greatly increase the
reading of the Holy Book.
Celebrations marking the pub
lication of the revised standard
version will be held in some 5000
communities, according to the Ma
tional Council of Churches. In
ter-church services of dedication
and thanksgiving for the Bible will
be conducted in these communi-
ties as the feature of the 22nd an
lnual Christian Education Week,
Evening star., 1952-09-14
he Week IN Religion -
u. S. Catholics and Protest0nts
Celebrate Gutenberq Bible
September % to October S.

September % to October 5.
Sponsors of the revised stand
ard version say that the initial
print order will have a retail value
of more than S. million, which
they assert is the largest in pub
fishing history.
Meanwhile. some 800 Protestant
religious educators and church
leaders concluded a conference at
Green Lake, Wis, late last week
at which they studied methods for
using films more effectively to
teach the Bible.
September 80 is the feast day of
st. Jerome for Roman Catholics.
St. Jerome (340-42O early in the
5th. century translated the Bible
into common Latin and published
the version known as the Vulgate.
1t was st. Jerome's Holy Book
that Johann Gutenberg selected
in 1852 for the first printing from
the movable metal type he had
invented.
Catholic Bible Week.
Catholic Bible Week will be oh.
served in parishes throughout the
country September % to October
5. the same period in which Pro-
testants will celebrate Christian
Education Week.
The observance not only will
mark the Gutenberg Bible ami
versary but seeks to stimulate use
Of the Bible by Catholics. The
week will be sponsored by the
Confraternity of Christian Doc
trine and the Catholic Biblica.
Association of America.
In letter issued in connection
with the event Pope Plus XII
urged American Catholics to "give
themselves in increasing numbers
to a more. frequent reading of the
Bible"
The Pope praised the sponsors
for including the 500th annivers-
ary of the printing of the Guten-
berg Bible in the observance, say
ing that "this noteworthy centen-
nial is an event whose celebration
calls forth quite properly the full
est participation of Catholics"
Evening star., 1952-09-14
a Men Burned to Death
|On Labrador Ore Train
By the Associated Press

SEPT ISLES. QUE, Sept. 49,
Four men were burned to death
last night in a flaming railway
caboose on the railway line being
built into Canada's new Labrador
ore fields.
The accident occurred 20 miles
north Of here. A runaway diesel
locomotive rammed into the Ca
boose. The impact overturned a
stove and set the caboose at1re.
Evening star., 1952-09-14

WASHINGTON
Dolly, $50 to
6 PM.
Thurs, 1890
to 9 PM.
ARLINGTON
Daily, 10 to s PM.
Mon.. Fri, 1890
to $50 Pm.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
ChiIdren's Bureau Aide

Miss Helen Wilmer, 433 South
Lee street, Alexandria, has been
appointed director of the division
of research of the Children's Bu-
reau. She has been a research
consultant with the bureau.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
DAFFoDIL

22-kt. gold decoration odorns this
lovely set. designed with grace
fuI apple blossoms.
Washington, Arlington Street Floors
Evening star., 1952-09-14
ssWaffIe Weave, Chenille Spreads

Look See how different they The center is attractive
chenille waffle design sides straight of pushy
chenille Forest green red light green god blue rose white
Full twin sizes Winters coming; redecorae your bedroom
with one Of these!
Evening star., 1952-04-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont.

GIRL, wants part time or full time
} days week. NO. 1853;
GIRL, colored, wants work. gh.w.
full or part time, $50 Wk. Phone
WOMAN, colored. exper., wants 3 or 4
hours mornings S'h'"' LII "-Stto -
WOMAN. white, wishes position In
small adult family; no heavy laun.
dry: exp, ref. Box 25S-T,, Star.
WoMAS sood sundress SIshss Says M s6ss ESFk extra
WOMAN. colored, wishes day work
or laundry and curtain stretching
to take home. HU. .4531.
WOMAN. colored. desires evening @
part-time work or days work; RET
erenceS. HO. GALS.
DAYS WORK or laundry. part time
wanted by colored woman. DU
TWO LADIES. colored, desire live-ir
Job with house or quarters together
To be caretakers. EX.. 1854.
EXPERT spring housecleaning dom
by colored man and woman. > day!
open this xsSsk Skp Refs ST ST: 023l; g;sbo,
work for every other Saturday. DE
IRONING and cleaning, near Cliftor
st NV. References. DU; 1885. =,
TWO GIRLS, colored. desire maic
work or g.h.w.; S25 a week. HU
MoTHEE dadfhier TetS Toaid Eith IKE work s1yF-0lf m
motherleSs home or working mother
with children: salary in D. c. HU
WOULD PAY small salary and share
home for services of wife TO assist
with invalid and general housework K
husband empl. elsewhere; conv. ite
RELIABLE colored woman desires any
kind of work. ref DE. 1876.
TWO EXPER. LADIES. together. will
care for household and children
while parents enjoy vaca.; OV. 1881
COLORED GIRL desires work as
mothers helper. DU. zoos.
COLORED GIRL wants night work in
cafeteria or cleaning office; ref
CoLoRED GIRL wants days g.h.w.,
Wednesday; good refs. EX 6595. =
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. ) to
5I,2 days; good ref.' excel. worker
CoLORED LADY. reliable. desires
s,h,w,; good references. Box 223-V
C0HouRED WOMAN wishes part-tim,
thru Fri, city ref. and health card
CoIoR2D 6I sREo WOMAN. experienced laun.
COLORED WOMAN, honest, wants
baby sitting or part-time work. Call
AID 1898.
COLORED WOMAN wants Job al
gh.w and nurSemaid. Monday
through Friday. References. AID
COLORED WOMAN. exper.. desires
ehw. as maid in pvt. family: 8
DAYS. LA. 6-S724. l3'
COL. YOUNG LADY wants job g.hw
5-day week, living out. ref. CO
Evening star., 1952-04-13
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

REPAIRS of all kinds: additions
painting, rms. added. rec. rms, re-
voiving doors, dble. acting doors and
check. Call 81. 2069. Free estimates.
ROOF repairs. replace cutters. down.
spouts and roof painting. Free eS-
Inmates. RE. 4492, OIL. 1862. I'll
ROOFING, PAINTING, fencing, all
general repairs; estimates free; rea-
sonable rates. Silver Spring tdial
81 02E3.
ROOFING. timing. roof painting
repairing. guttering and spoutIng
Cali MR.. SHIPLEY. GE 4laS. Ia
ROOFING. all types: cutters. spouts
carpentry and painting. A. D
THOMAS. HU T7S2.
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS. al
makes: free estimates in home. J
B. SEWING MACHINE CO., UN
TELEVISION SERvICE-Expert serv-
ice, all makes reas. rates; Sat,
Sun. and evenings. Prompt service
Call IA. 2-6S04. ALLAN TELE-
TELEvIsIoN sERvICING including
evenings. Saturdays, Sundays; guar
anteed. RA. 1875. -l3
TV TUBE REPLACEMENT SERVICE
If it's tube trouble, call US: al
work done in your home. LU
Evening star., 1952-04-13
FREEZER OWNERS
FROZEN FOOD AT
WHOLESALE PRICES
FREE DELIVERY
TO YOUR HOME
For Prlce Dist, Cal

For Price List. Gail
MA. 9794, Ma. 9190- or Write to
Capital Frozen Foods, Inc.
4th and D Sts. S.W.. Wash. D. C,
IFURS, pr of silver foxes. like new;
FCas. GE. 3l6l.
FURS-Pr. Of silver foxes, $50; brown
Persian Jacket $40; very good Gond,
FUR COAT. 3. length, silver blue
I2-li. JU S-S23l.
FUR JACKET, white fox. orig. price
$500, almost new. $500 or best
offer. Call 81. 1888 bet. . and )
pm. 49, Fleetwood ter, Silver
GR SCARF. 3-sk,n stone martens;
best offer. JA. 2-73s3, between II
FTRNISHINGs-39-in. Rollawav bed;
table: steam iron; lge. metal clothes
hamper. quilted clothes bass. JE
FURNITURE - Simmons hide-a-bed,
maple bedrm. suite. play, pen, GE
electric blanket, misc. pieces, also
sale. Cali 81. 1858 bet. > and 3 pm.
1872 Fleetwood ter, Silver Spring.
FURNITURE. complete for 3 rooms i:
reas. priced: leaving town. S29
FUkNITGREMs-pc' fktfH r. NJ Aps; Kroehier i iiv rm
suite. green. slightly used. 81. 30s9
FuRNITukGEMpinins URN i Gin rm. table, i' 6
chrs.. $50; refrigerator. Westing-
house, $50; radio. console. $50;
trumpet. Conn. $50; all good cond.
4423 18th st. ne. LA. 6-7549!;
FURNITURE-Maple bedroom set.
lined oak dinette set, l0xI2 floral
rug: Sl20 for all. WA. 2422. --l3
FURNITURE-Antiaue bed and chest,
child's table and chair. Lo. 3-5664.
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-ne bet
ter-grade bedrm.. dining rm., living
room from unclaimed freight and
factory samples etc 4 great say
daE 5aPo 1919 go sst ss" I'll 40ze T. re- re- BIO BIO
FURNITURE-Modern. living room
and bedroom; nearly new condition.
FTRNiTGRE. rooming house, includ-
ing twin beds, chests, dressers.
Girard st. NV. AID. 3992. -I5
FURNlTURE-2-pc Kroehler liy. rm.
suite and barrel-bafk chair. used
any finished drop-ieaf table and 4
chairs: Can WI. 1892 week days
after $50. ID
FURNITURE-Wing. chair. Oriental
rug. clock. Polaroid camera. 3 6lmen
prof.. misc. items; reas. WI. 3311.
FURNITURE = Modern, practically
new: =. picked black oak chests,
both Sl10; gold California love seat
with slip cover. SS5: ! beautiful
lamps for the ensemble, both $50:
, red club chairs with slip covers.
So pxsariny Zach WI ,. :3S4. ,.
mahog. bed, both with spring ana
mattress. o mo. old. plus l0-pc. din.
rm.; $3.50 or best offer. DU. O002.
- Whitney maple dble
bed. Beautyrest matt, coil spring;
lounge and wing chair needs up
holsterinel; decorator Sheraton sofa |
8 mos; old. Reasonable. ia. 2-7500,
Apt. sos.
FURNITURE-Antique sofa, dinette
set, excellent eond.: 16-in. TV; .valu-
able Oriental scatter rugs; exhaust
fan: 9xl3iz blue broadloom rug; [
Louis XIV desk; Maytag wrinEer-i
type washer. Must sell. K1. s-5792.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BgLh4DOZER., oliyer-cletrae, Model
condition; SIT. blade; $1,000. Cali
ia. 1900.
BULLDOZER. Cletrac Model B (diesell
with He'll hydraulic blade. Less than
2 years old. XII S-S437.
BULLDOZER New International
TD6 Bucyrus-Erie angle blade; extra
equipment. WI. 5557. -13
BUNKS. double bunk beds. Army. new
cond.. S25; without matt: $50 with;
clean. sterilized matt. 10. S-l151.
BX CABLE, electrical No. 12-2 new.
25o t., IT, all or part. 10. 3-6ol2'
CABlNETS. wholesale prices on sink
kitchens. 2O3S Eye NV. ST. 1920
CABINETS. corner. t2>, Penn. Dutch
style; green and yellow; now in NV.
C2LGUl.ASToiR Al G STDi Gil. a9I@i Monroe electric;
S9950. UNITED TYPEWRITER &C
CAMERA. Lelca. Elmar as; xenor
- lens; accessories. Quick sale,
Sl95; Also enlarger. 81. 6935. --ls
maker, s cut film holders, Aim pack
adaptor, lens shade, case, tripod.
Hash attachments, etc. complete
with all accessories, S140. UN
CAMERA PRoJECTORs-t2). These
Peerless. Magnait, high intensit,
lamp. Serial number !!o6.; &c
arc volts 33-3S. arc amps 4O-65
motor volts :}5- 10. motor amps 90
Manufactured by J. E McAuley
Mig. Go. Chicago. ABCD CORP.
CAMERA. AXIS speedgraphic. excel
cond.; includes leather case. flasl
equip. film pack adapter. = film
holders: SI35. ia. 2-4355.
CAMERA. Contax la. brand new
with Sonnar. f25 cm g in.J. Son
mar IA: 1875 en- (5N in.), everyda,
case. four filters, connecting cord
Phone North 6453 Sunday up t.
2 pm. and from Monday on.
CAMERA. German, 35 nm. Retin,
I. new condition with Schneider
Krevanach coated lens f35. com
pur rapid shutter, speeds to 1850
sec, complete with leather case
CAMERA. e. eSSi' So pacemaker, spee,
| GRAPHIC complete accessories: mus
sell Best offer. S313 Eastridg
tnear Ptney Branch and FloWerl
CAMERA-Rolleifiex with fa; 5 Tes
sar lens, incl. case and fash; bar
gain; SllJ. JU. S-S337. IA
CAMERA, Polaroid; picture in a min
ute, case. meter and fash equip
ment; sub. savings. Phone SH. 7544
alter q pm. Ia
Evening star., 1952-04-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

|FURNITURE-Entire furnishings for
s complete rooms, good condition
reasonable, No dealers. 1o2 9Th st
ne. %-l3
IFURNITURE-Frigidaire refrigerator
Roper gas stove, 9-l2 Bergundy
wool rug. cedar wardrobe. Sellers
Eitchsn En en-. cabinet reclining chair
FURNITURE-Dinet set, 4 chairs.
wheat finish; all-wool gray rug. Ok
4 iismea sG-nsh be1ursy vindGo Go 1a44 taa modern
FTRNITURE-solid walnut ANTIQUE
English. service plates, peri. cond
cot and nearly new mattress; rea-
FTRNfTURELDinins rm. set, mahog.
chairs and table: bookcase, hand
made, black LACQUER; i0-in. Philco
TV. table model. NO. SOIL. -l5
FURNITURE, Broom apt, Al con-
dition, whole or part; also apt
available. MI. 4346 or 1860 Monroe
st: NV, end floor, Sun. IL to 4
with covers; also Emerson television
reas. IA. 633S.
iFURNITURE-Beds. twin size. with
coil springs; must sell. GE. 1916.
, lhNL 1 ChE. MuSl sell out entire
fqTnished apt. Call from 8 til 3
iFURNITURE-Dining rm. table, with
chairs, 4x6. solid walnut: 3 radios
some elec. appliances. clothes fol
boys, girls, men, women. Must move
Also dishes. cooking utensils. 201
FURNITURUE-Peerless House; desk
| knsehoie butternut finish; step enc
table, occasional chair, dinette table
drop-leaf maple with chairs. All :
| mos. old. Very reasonable, goint
abroad. No dealers. JA. 5-632a. l3'
FURNITJRE-Holl bed. dbl. al
most new: kit. set. old; maple bet
and chest studio couch. 10. 2-02Sl
FURNITURE "a bedrooms, livin
room. dining room. table, 4 chairs
can be seen at 4104 Nicholson ave
Hyatts.. Md. all day Sunday. 13
IFURNITURE-Mov must sell. Si
| mahogany dining rm. chairs. BAN
boo porch furniture. blond dinett
set. Hollywood beds, spinner waShin
machine, other odd pieces; no deal
ers. 1888 14th st. NV. GE. S49g
IFURNITURE-Living rm.. dining rm.
I 3-bedrm. leaving town. MRS. TAY
/ LOR, RA 453S -I3
Evening star., 1952-04-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES
PBx-RECEPTIONIsT course cas-

PBX-RECEPTIONIsT course easily
learned; age no handicap. Day class
tuition, $50; night. $25. MRS.
CHANDLER. HU. 1924. ST. 727s.
HOME TORN G-Alg., geom.,
Lat, FIR, Ger, SD, Eng, arith.,
TtS Tesd., ola slem' jr, hish'' ST. high sub $.
A G GooD S' PIANO TEACHER is a
must for beginners. Popular OF
classical. VI. O5l5
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul,
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
for Gil training; day and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
PIANO-Young lady. graduate con
children from ) years. and adults
NO. 546S or RE. 1926.
TUTORING-Grade. high school sub
Jects; adult education; years OF ex-
perience. ia. l74l.,
TUTORING. high and jr;, high sub
Jects. ANDERSON. 716 18th st.
MATHEMATICS, coll, h. S. tutoring
by college teacher; calc., diff. eq.,
analytics. trig.. alg. DE. 342I.
MATH,. former univ. instructor. col.
Alg- trig. analytics. diff. int.
calculus. sH, 1853. Ia
English, self-confidence; freedom from
TAP SaNGfSG cLAssAdGits R21 group
iG5mins snd Move sYenIagS pH. a14a Gan between
NEW CLASSES CD in shorthand and
typing, accounting; positions open to
S4,500 UP: hundreds of excel. posi-
tions now: beg. and refresher
SCHOOL, 200 18th, cor. G. Ma.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

GARBAGE DIsPOsERs, mou
makes, floor SAMPLES, only $50 at
JOHN G. WEBSTER WAREHOUSE.
1909 1st st. s.e. Call ST. 800,
GaRA$f aB d Door, overhead; $40. Call
GakDEN Ar Il l CHAIRS Rok-o-chairs @na
metal metal g framefi SeSi q excel G9nd new
good eaNL eond sas G'nflUSt ia. 4-d5Ss Ss9te top
GAS RANGE. Tappan. de luxe model,
brand new. Just delivered as QUIZ
sacrif $50 GE. 524s.
GAS RANGE. for bottled gas. PhiIeas
make, perfect condition; S35. RA
GAS RANGE. 4-burner: oven and
broiler. Excellent condition: price
$50. Can be seen at 3034 NJ st.
n. NV; c.f1 hetMeen J and 4 pm. today,
Gas T. RANGE, 'i Masic Chef, 4-burner.
condition; $50. Also Aft. Frigid-
SIS. IA. 9-3o4O.
GAS RANGE, Tappan, de luxe. res-
sonable for quick sale. 124l c st,
Gas sls; RAN,iEs. RAN is%0 se-in.. all white. ig in
GAS RANGES. new. used: also coal
wood ana oil ranges. new. used
,..S ACME RASIp SSTqyE' @ do1l ,.d IT. "a ss s95S
lnsulatlon oEERLEss SALES. 2@37
Ga ave DE 5566
GAS RANGE. 4-burner, Wincroft;
Columbia coal stove, pair French
doors, GE refsr.; all good cond.
cfNERafoRssf.R1iLiks PsSi G,iff, A9f isii SU
on al i've !,
year CARTY. 1908 14th. NO. o..,4
GOLF CLUBS, : steel, and bag $50.
Jr: >et, $40. Beginners. So 80. $50
calfskin bag. SIS. ME. 4646.
GOLF CLUBS AND BAG-Driyer,
Hsssn fR0O1 Pnt5sr I4n1s matched stsinas. Walter
GUITAR, $40. Martin, with sIs case; i
both, like new, for S55. Call TIE.
1902 Sun: or after 6 wkdys.
GUITAR. Epiphone. Broadway model:
USED gsed BY By professional; pro-, like new: Cost
crophone. Sl75: ia. .4507. -13
GUNS-New and used, bought and
sold All types fishing tackle. Open
G Evenings; n Z " TRAPING TE1 a985 POST. 1886
GUNs-peer rihe' so.oe. new; 1e-
gauge L: G. Smith. double barrel,
new; both for $500 cash. AK. 2545.
.257 Roberts, Mauser
action, with a Bausch e. Lomb q
power scope, custom built to special
order by Mielke of Pa; cost over
$3.50: . boxes handloads. Also
D. Colt and 12-gauge French shot
gun. owner has no oppor unity to
use and no necessity TO sell, bUt
REQUIRES clean, inexpensive md car.
Seeks trade with cash adjustment
as necessary. EN-. 6056
HAMS. country sugar cured, pc
pound, Call Rockville 34s4. --l3i
HARP. Lyon & Healy; peri. cond;
size II, with case. Save at
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE, 7.jb
18th ST. NV.
BED. excellent condition;
best offer. Phone LA. 6-5G54.
BED. sides mahogany. |
SIS. $500 14th NV, Apt. 512. TU.
HOT WATER HEATER. gas. 20-eal.,
in good working order. $50; solid |
Shelves, drawer s35: pr. good tSSf' wal
din. rm. chairs. $50; from pvt
GEORGETOWN home. Phone CO. S10@.
IR0NER, Apex, late model. Like new.
kARDEx FILES. 5xs, 4xs. 7 drawers
full Of pock.: reas. Today, CO. 4625;J'
week. DI. 1879. 11l2 14th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

713 G St. NV. ME. 1882
AIR COMPRESSOR-paint sprav booth
fan. cleaning tanks lumber, ply
wood, safe. typist desk Rear II.
18th NV. CAPITOL SCHOOL, Sun
day l:-2; weekday by appt.. LU.
ANTIQUE MEIssEN blue onion
for II. $3.50: old Rosenthal service,
S69Paa 6opa bye ~ niefsh Slsh seaTy SsEo g9d lace
BarooSa G2RNnR e d4maa sI FTfned Haed
carved cabinet. hand carved table,
ANfI8GfE FsfHA,sNo n sDt asra arana Bieder-
ms,ef nSa,fv traditio1 blond wood 9nusoal
AST1t S4 @0fss 1fEs. misc. pieces of chinaware
and glass; washing machine, Water
TA TlIch Gs6s good 54S5 eond II n A. ane WetoT So
entire stock. LIVINGSTON d CO.
1929 H St NV ME. $40.
ANTIQUE TABLES. daybed. console
Eadl4 81 eS6 SS61e'TESa' Eat 5os s1ss' single bed
set of g. excel. cond. Wo. 29a5.
ANTIQUES-Desk. walnut, ?5x43
fruitwood inlay: excellent condition;
aSei afsinF "a ssSe; s57a also Meissen group 5s'
ANTIQUES. HELEN L. HANNA. 49,.
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. ut's
! fun to look.) CHI. 5S14.
ANTIQUES. early American from
New. England-Secretaries. maple
low boy. tables. beautiful beds. can
opies and Low posts. etc. Also many
ends. IVY CHIMNEY on Route {
at DraneSville, Va. --l3
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. 18th and
l9tn century paintings old glass
ware and objets dart old dolls for
collectors. RAMSAY ANTIQUE SHOP.
l01 N. Fairfax St. Alexandria,
next to the oldest house i'll town"
Open weekdays. II to l., l to 5.
ANTIQUE LOVE SEAT, walnut frame,
completely restored. Call GIL
Sa04
ANTIQUES-Authen antiques, fine
| furniture, china and glassware.
Specializing in old prints and maps.
! STRAWBERRY HILL ANTIQUES.
1900 Duke ST Alexandria AL. 02on