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Evening star., 1952-08-09

morrow morning on Missed vo-
cations"
st. Marks Evangelical u. b.
Arlington Guest speaker at 1C
am. tomorrow will be Navy Chap
lain James Snellbaker.
Luther Place Memorial-The
Rev. Albert r. Burkhardt, assist
ant pastor. will preach at both
and II am. sermons tomorrow or
Are Ye Able?"
Mount Olivet Lutheran--Army
Chaplain Herman II. Heuer will be
guest speaker. tomorrow at tho
morning service.
Christ LutheranDr. J. Fred.
lerick Wenchel, pastor emeritus
will preach at $3.50 am. and at 9
holy communion service tomorrow
morning. His topic will be ''Wher
Divine Love is Thwarted."
Arlington Mefhodist-The Rev
George w. Harrison, associate
minister, will preach on "Spiritua
Power for an Atomic Age" at botf
$3.50 and II am. services tomor.
row. .....
Wesley MethOdist-"Poor Ex-
cuses" will be the topic of a sermon
at $50 am. tomorrow by DR.
Harry A. Price, pastor of Franklin
Street Church, Johnstown, Pa.
Riverdale Presbyterian, Hyatts-
ville-Richard D. Ames, a member
of the church. will speak tomor-
row morning on Battling Reflec-
ltions."
River Terrace Chapel-Dr. Rob-
ert Melvin Charles will preach or
Peculiar People" at the morning
service tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-08-09

Arlington-'The Greater Vision"
will be the topic of a sermon at
$3.50 am. tomorrow by the Rev.
Paul r. Hunter, minister.
Lincoln CONGRATULATIONS
speaker tomorrow morning will be
DR.. Frank T. Wilson, dean of the
School of Religion. Howard Uni
versity. He will preach on 1.-THE
Spirit of Unity in the Bond of
Peace"
Albright Memorial Evangelical
U. B.--Dr. j. Raymond Schmidt,
superintendent of the National
Civic League, will speak on
Americas Sure Foundation" at
1890. a m. tomorrow.
Memorial Evangelical u. B.-Dr.
I. S. Ernst, pastor, will preach to-
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Church Groups 10 Open
National Assembly Monday

The Church of our Lord Jesus
Christ of the Apostolic Faith will
open its .33d national assembly
Monday at Bible Way Church,
1880 New Jersey avenue NV.
Delegates and visitors from
throughout the United States, the
West Indies, Liberia and Ethiopia
are expected to attend. The con-
vocation will close August "a.
DR.. Smallwood E. Williams,
pastor of Bible Way Church, is
executive secretary and national
trustee Of this denominations
churches. Bishop r. c. Lawson,
founder Of the denomination, will
preside.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Father Conne|I Gets
Notre Dame Degree

The Very Rev. Francis j. Con-
nell. dean of the School of Sacred
Theology, Catholic University, was
awarded an honorary doctor of
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Our Lady Of Faiima
Service Set Wednesday

Services commemorating the
|apparition Of the Blessed Virgin tc
three peasant children at Fatima
Portugal, on August Is, 1917, will
be held at 1910 pm. Wednesday
lin st. Patrick's Catholic Church
Tenth and q streets NV.
Prayers for the conversion OF
Russia to Christianity will feature
the services. :.
A radio broadcast dedicated to
Our Lady Of Fatima will be given
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow over Sta
ton WOOK. The Rev. Henry
Harper Of st. Vincent De Paul's
Catholic Church will speak.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Russell Named Manager
OF BeckIey VA Hospital
Special Disputeh 10 The Stor

i
MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Aug
9.-Dr. Blanton E. Russell, chief
medical officer at Baker Veterans
Administration Center here, has
been named manager of the Vet
Grams Administration Hospital at
Beckley. w. Va. it was announced
here yesterday.
DR.. George F. Swanson, former
chief medical officer at Baker and
now manager at Beckley, said he
is leaving his post there about
September / to take over man
Iagership of a new 500-bed VA in
Istitution in Philadelphia.
Wales E. Finnegan, Baker VA
manager. said no successor to DR..
Russell has been named.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
GhrtataArlplttatt

Christadelphian Ecclesia
N. Highland and Goth sts., Arlington. Va.
3. s., 10 AIM. Service, III AIN.
cHRISTADELPHIAN CHAPEL
732 Webster St. NV. Public Invited
8. g., 1918 am. Service. HIS Ann.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Nashville Minister
|Speuks Here Tomorrow

DR.. John w. Rustin, pastor OF
Belmont Methodist Church, Nash
vile. Tenn. will be guest speaker
at both II am. and 8 pm. services
lat Foundry Methodist Church,
Sixteenth and p streets NV.
DR.. Rustin, formerly minister Of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church here, will preach in the
morning on pathways that Lead
to God" and in the evening on "A
Sustaining Philosophy"
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Ohio Pustor to Preach

The Rev. Walter F. Wolf,
pastor of Westminster Presby-
terian Church, Cincinnati, Ohio
will be guest speaker at II am
tomorrow in Gunton- Temple Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church, Six
teenth and Newton streets NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Richmond Professor Here

DR.. Donald G. Miller, professor
of New Testament at Union Theo-
logical Seminary. Richmond. will
be guest minister at II am. anc
1880 pm. services tomorrow in
Central Presbyterian Church, Fiji
teenth and Irving streets NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
London Pustor to Preach

The Rev. Wilfred Salmon, min
lister of Whitef1eld Memorial Con-
Church, London. will
preach at II am. tomorrow at New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
1913 New York avenue NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-09

nell joined the Catholic Univer-
sity faculty in 1910 and has been
dean of the School of Sacred
Theology since November, 1949
He is a founder and was first pres
ident of the Catholic Theological
Society of America.
The Washington priest will head
the mems division for the Ma
tional Congress of Religious
starting today and ending
Wednesday at Notre Dame.
Evening star., 1952-08-09

! laws degree at
! N otre D a m e
University yes
terday.
! A native of
Boston, Father
! Connell joined
the Redemption
list Order in
1903 and was
ordained in
1918. He re-
ceived, his doc
torate in sacred
theology in
1923.
Father Con-
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22

Those who always cash seldom worry about bills
on the first of the month
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
Move To Limit U.S.. Treaty Scope Favored

the president making the agree
ment, unless extended by Congress.
The Yalta and Tehran pactS in
World War ii are examples of
executive agreements criticized by
some congressman.
Bricker's proposed amendment
had two other sections:
One providing that treaties may
not delegate u. S, legislative, exec
utive or judicial powers to an in
ternational organization; Bricker
said this section possibly is too
restrictive, and he is rewriting it.
Another providing that no treaty
or executive agreement shall alter
or abridge federal or state laws
unless Congress approves, and
then only to the extent approved
by Congress.
John Foster Dulles, secretary Of
state in the incoming administra.
ton of President-elect Eisenhower,
has agreed with Bricker that
treaties "can override the Consti.
tuition
In q speech IN Louisville last
April, Dalles said. Treaties, for
example. can take powers away
from Congress and give them to
THE president; they can take powers
from state and give them to the
federal government or to some
international body; and they can
cut across the rights given the
people by the constitutional Bill OF
Rights"
Dulles did not specifically en-.
dorse the Bricker resolution. He
said the whole problem should be
explored.
The Constitution says in Article
6. Paragraph 2: "The Constitution,
and the laws Of the United States
which shall be made in pursuance
thereof; and all treaties made, OF
which shall be made, under the
authority of the United States,
shall be the supreme law of the
land"
Sen. Humphrey (D-Minn), oppos.
ing the Bricker proposal. replied
sign, by law under our Constitu
ton, become part of our law
This is particularly essential il
this day and age where our inter
national affairs have become sc
much an everyday part of our lif6
to the survey: Treaties which WI
| as a nation"
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
BY BOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD R-This week the
gals of the Hollywood press listed
their pet loves and hates among the
film stars in 1852.
That cozy twosome, Janet Leigh
and Tony Curtis, drew the bouquets
as the most cooperative players.
The Hol wood Women's Press
Club raped Rita Hayworth and
Mario Lanza as the most uneo
operative.
These annual selections are
sometimes confusing to outsiders.
The poll does not represent the
entire press Of Hollywood. Males
are excluded from voting. The
press club is composed Of many
women who have little or no con,
tact with the stars. Many Of the
members are press agents, who
could have an ak 10 grind
A gOcd section OF the club con
sistS Of fan magazine writers
Thus. stars " ho went submit "a
the ScratiRi1Ing fan mag routine
are often chosen for the NEST unco.
operative tag.
Lst's iook st the 'uncoop" win,
ners al TIRE past;
Female -- Gsage- Rogers. Jean
Arthur. Jean Fun.aine. Scnia He,
ME. Greer Garsoa, InrTs3 Berg
man, JennEter Ioaes, Rita Hay.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
New Nations
Cause Change
I'm NATO Plans
Ry ARTHUR cAVsHoN

PARIS R-MemberS of the North
Atlantic Treaty Alliance have ac-
cepted new basic strategy outline
radically altering Western defense
concepts as result of the admis-
sion of Greece and Turkey into the
pact, high military sources dis
closed today.
The sources said the new STRAIT
egy paper, placed before NATO
foreign and defense ministers dur
ing meetings here this week, drew
attention to the fact that, with the
admission of Turkey, Allied forces
have been brought virtually face
to-face with Russia'S Caucasian
forces.
Details of the outline, drafted by
Allied military planners to take
into account the new military po-
sition of the west, have been
Glossy guarded secret. But broad
ly, it sets the frontiers of Western
freedom along the line of a giant
transcontinental arc.
This arc stretches from Nor
ways Arctic tip southwark through
Denmark, along the line of Ger
many's Elbe River, then southeast
ward through Greece to the Turk
ish-Russian. border in the Caucas-
us, between the Black and Caspian
Seas.
The previous Allied land line ran
south from Germany to the toe of
the Italian boot.
Despite the fact that there are
about Is hard-fighting Turkish di-
visions in the field, the paper ap-
parently did not suggest that the
admission of Turkey added any i'm
mediate strength to Allied de-
fenses.
The strategy paper was said to
have drawn attention to the need
for backStopping the Greeks and
Turks. At present, the favored
Western idea along this line is the
British-sponsored project for a Mid
die East Defense Organization
(MEDO) which would be linked
with NATO.
The main functions of this or
| ganization would be to build up
barricades among the nations of
the Moslem world, to gain for the
West transit bases and communi-
cations rights across Arab terri
tories, and to guard the vital Suez
Canal which connects the Mediter-
ranean with the Red Sea and the
Indian Ocean.
AS pre- Sently contemplated
MEDO would include the United
States, Britain, France, Turkey
Australia, New Zealand, South AT.
rica and whatever Arab Moslem
states would be willing to cooper
ate. Egypt is considered one of the
Likely nations needed for success OF
1.-THE plan The United States and
Britain also are seriously talking of
including Moslem Pakistan if it
would be willing to join.
| Pending the arrangement of
some kind of defense agreement
with Egypt, Britain has set up her
Mideast planning headquarters on
the Mediterranean island of Cyp-
rus with the hope that it eventual.
ly can be widened into an interna.
tional planning group for MEDO.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
Janet Leigh, Spouse, Named
As Most Cooperative Actors

worth. Hedy Lamar. Olivia de
Havilland, Esther Williams.
Male Fred Astaire, George
Sanders. Errol Flynn twice., Wal
ter Pidgeon, Fred MacMurray,
Frank Sinatrs (twice). Gary Coop
er. Humphrey BOgart, Robert Nit.
chum.
A pretty distinguished list. yet?
Most of them are still thriving in
their chosen profession, so the
blast from the ladies seems not To
have ruined their carriers.
All Of those on the list are indi.
vidualists who have added TO the
magic Of Hollywood. They are the
nonconfOrmistS who give film re-
porterx something meaty 80 write
about. instead Of the dFab cuff
about their hobbies and favoriie
foods. I have found nearly al Of
them good copy. and most of them
friendly and cordial gexcepsion.
Lamarr)
But what about thc stars who
have been psttycaked hy TIRE fe-
male press Here shsy are
Female -- Bette Davis. Rosa!ia4
Russell. Ann Sheriian. Betty Hut.
toa. Joan Crawford twice. joan
Fcntasne (shs reformed after be.
srg on the other ila Torcthv
Lamenr, JsGue Eagex. Loretta
YoNrg. Aaae Baxter
M2le--Bo5 hope ttw4cca Cary
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22

An Associated Press survey Of
opinions among incoming congress
men showed overwhelming senti-
ment in favor of the principle of
the Bricker proposal, but some
doubt about the language and just
how far it should 60 in restricting
treaty-making powers.
Bricker is rewriting his proposed
amendment and promises to make
it his top order Of business in the
new Congress, convening Jan. 8.
In the survey, senators and rep
reSentatives throughout the coun-
try were asked, ''Do you believe
the Constitution should be amended
along the lines of the Bricker reso-
luton to specify that treaties may
never take precedence over rights
and guarantees in the Constitu-
tom"
Ninety-seven House members
definitely replied yes, and II were
inclined favorably--a total Of 1873.
Only five said no ard 10 others
were inclined toward opposition. q
total Of 15--1O Democrats and five
Republicans.
In the Senate, SO senator's spon-
sored the resolution in the last
session. Thirty -four indicated sup.
port in the survey and five-all
Observation-Disclosures opposition.
Replies from supporters included
many comments such as absolute
LIVERY definitely. .wholehearted.
ly.. highly essential"
Replies from So representatives
and II senators did not show senti-
ment either way. The remaining
270 new Congress members could
not be reached or did not respond.
In addition to limiting the scope
of treaties, which must be approved
by the Senate, the Bricker proposal
also seeks to restrict international
agreements entered by the U. S.
president or State Department out.
side the formal treaty process.
Bricker said many presidents
have been accused by Congress OF
using executive agreements instead
Of treaties to circumvent the law.
makers.
His proposed resolution would
have barred such agreements "ir
lieu of treaties" It also provided
that any executive agreement:
would expire automatically one
year after the end Of the term ol
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
By CHARLES 2. BARRETT

WASHINGTON IA far-reach-
| ing, possibly historic move to limit
the scope of United States treaties
attracted strong support today
from in m in 6 congressman
throughout the country.
Lawmakers replying to an Asso-
ciated Press survey went on rec
ord 81 as favoring a move by Sen.
Bricker (R-Ohio) to amend the
Constitution so as to prohibit the
u. S. from entering into binding
international agreements in such
fields as human freedoms and
social and economic rights.
Supporters agree enthusiastically
that some such ban is needed to
insure a yielding of American
rights; foes say the amendment
would just delay and hamstring
international cooperation and the
conduct of foreign affairs by the
u. S.
Bricker's argument Is that the
field of human freedoms and social
rights is an internal matter which
should be governed only by domes-
tic law-by the Constitution itself,
and by state and federal laws
passed under the Constitution.
Although the Ohio senator con-
cedes that no treaties signed so
far have regulated domestic rights
of Americans, he insists that
treaties now pending before the
United Nations-if finally ratified
by the u. S.-would restrict free
dom of the press, freedom of
speech, trial by jury and other
rights guaranteed in the American
Constitution.
The language of Bricker's pro.
posed amendment drew fire from
the State and Justice Departments
in the last session of Congress on
two grounds:
/. The proposal would erect a
barrier of undue delay and restric-
ton in international cooperation
and the conduct of foreign affairs
by the U. S.
2. The amendment is not neces-
sary, because if a treaty ever
conflicted with the Constitution the
Supreme Court would hold the
Constitution is supreme and that
section of the treaty would be
invalidated.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
NEWS BRIEFS

ROME R-Mrs. Fernando Fer
rante d'Abruzzo, So, gave birth to
premature quadruplets in a Rome
hospital last week. but three of the
four tiny boys died about IS hours
later.
The seven-month babies weighed
a total of eight pounds.
Mrs. d'AbruzZo and her husband.
a S6-year-old factory worker, have
two daughters, three and five years
old.
PARIS R-Police arrested JUS
tin Paulet here for making his
own money for the last 10 years
but just enough to cover his ex-
penSeS.
The officers said Paulet readily
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22

Grant, Alan Ladd (twicel. Gregory
Peck (twice), Dana Andrews,
Glenn Ford. Kirk Douglas, William
Holden, John Derek.
These are pleasant, well-adjusted
people who love all the aspects Of
being movie stars. With a few ex-
ceptions, they are also inclined 10
be duller copy than those on the
other list.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22

confessed that he had been making
5,000-franc (about $14) notes on his
own presses, but only about Is Q
month. ample to keep his house
hold running. He has done no work
in the past decade and told police
his real interest is music. 1
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22

People who sit up late at night rarely ever get up
early In the mornings.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
ApARTMENTs FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HoTEL-one
room. kit. and. bath; completely
fut7.: air-eonditioned apt; tub and
shower; SIS to 81 per day for or
2 people: full hotel service; no time
limit. 500 Goth st. NV, Ma, 5426.
TWO BEDROOMS, liv. rm.. kit. and
bstr- All z. Capitol st.. Ii. 3-957s.
ONLY 80 PER WK.-Large rm. and
private porch, all utils. 4ts New
jersey ave. Sc. 81
ONE CHILD accepted with parents,
near q. W. 1a43 2lst st. NV. MS.
1871 SsYi BELMONT RID. N.w.-one S fcom
CLEAN. WELL-FURN. studio bedrm.
with windows. lge. mod. kit. and
semipvt. bath: conveniently :oca.sd
preferred; utils. furn.; $85 month.
NEAR isth And 2Si COL coIUMhIA sTai ARD m. NV.
5 LARGE rooms and kitchen, private
bath: 500 mo-. includes heat adults
ONLY To inspect, call NE. 0eg5. -
bath. porch. 5 closets; completely
empl, epls.. $3.50 mo. oE. 4S5l.
BEDROOM. kitchen and private hath.
to pm. only. EN-. 1898. -21
AFT. settled business
couple preferred. Reasonable. Eyes.
LARGE BEDRM. and complete kit.s
nicely furn.; cleapi comfortable.
Adults sos mo. 1907 c st. Sc;
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. Nice rm. next
bath; hot plate, linens, dishes: refer.;
$3.50. 1924 Belmont NV --23
3OsS N ST. NV. ef's. ap.. stove
refgf.; 3rd a.; $45 mo-; util incl
See MRS. WHELAN. go
NICE 3-RM, furn. apt. for 3 g:r'ss
PVT. entrance and BATH $50 eachs
TWO-RM. APT; semipyt. bath. light
housekeeping ftn.; S12.5O: convs
1925 Clifton NV. 20
fContinued on Next PagsD
Evening star., 1952-02-21
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT CIR. VIc.-Extra-lge. rm.
va water. n, windows. window Ice. closet; s6d
1890 iTth 81. NV. - One rm.,
kitchenette; sgle. sleeping rm.
Excel. transp. Call after $50 p; m.
1915 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Lares
front room, sink, Frigidaire. stove;
employed couple.
DUPONT CIR. VIC.-Sgle., hot plate.
sas sefgr'' ne next otas e bath extra-lse cl9set
s04 G ST. s.E.-Front rm., sink.
1aSo GfR2RD fHG,Rf 81 81. NWSsGSnt hV Front Ink.
frigerator; only SI0.50 week. -27
1341 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Two
rms. refgr., sink. hot plate; $40 wk.
each for 2. or 81 for 8. DU. 9O12.
Ink. R0OMS-Pvt. entr.; liv. rm.,
2 bedrms.; conv. transp.; NV. CALL
NV NEEMA tSSRi tGSTSRRisrHousE-Home comfort. 3s
and, hotel conveniences; 24-hour
heat; gas and elec. free. sink, stove
and refgr. in all units; good transp
and shops nearby. 1858 Columbia
1850 NJ M1NTWdoD NV pr. Df NV. WV west q
Col. rd.-L.h,k. rms. Frigid.. SEMI
bath, $40 wk. for .. ga
2147 r ST. N.W.-Studio rm., refgr.,
re- radio; NY; Tyy; $15-S20: small rm.. ,Sl3.
HOUSEKEEPING RIM. and
kttchen combination. Also, sgle; and
reasonable rent: Apply 1860 10th st.
NV 1909 Irving, NV. EDWARDS.
DI. 5995. JUSTINE. -21
Evening star., 1952-02-21
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcons.

ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs. chain link
fence; free estimates: in business 1s
yrs. alaska COAL d BRICK CO..
soApsToSE-ws SSi sSsS; win apply ston.
to all or part, Of tyS your :. home. sns .aGns 1ns
dollar : value to Your property.
Bondstone Is very modern. termtte,
drepfoof and permanent. Can be
applied over any surface: Never
ssan :aDs we also ;nssIgl. sHgly johns sts
Porches inciosed. Hess tripie-tracE
ssGl@ sslly sissa; W. soss Isl zsiis Beth:
BRICK WORK in general; glass block.
fireplaees. porches. retaining walls.
slEafb1 sGpEiEfis q Tes5 e., FIR cissss ssss. ssOs
BRICK WORK. chimneys, fireplaces,
pairs; Al work. After 5. MI. 6l1s
cABNETs-REcREATIoN ROOMS.
Attics, remodeling, carpentry. Mr.
The finest workmanship, SO years
experience. We are tops IN carpet
Inhalation. We specialize only in
Here you win hnd carpets doomed
by B leading makers. MUMMAS
RUGS q CARPETS. $500 Conn.
CARPENTERING, remodeling, sash
cords, point up brick, painting ga
rage; doors. furniture repair. Tu
CARPENTRY - General remodeling;
cabinets. store fixtures and store
fronts. Mr.. LAWRENCE. RA. a703
CARPENTRY, PAINTING. Al work.
Call ROBB, LA. $685.. 23s
CARPENTRY; dormer windows; attic
recreation rms. finished; porches In
closed; new or remodeling. J. E.
HENDRIX. UN. 2491.
CARPENTRY WORK. HAULING, week
ends and evenings; reliable, work
rggq:Htse rggqaE:sHntsedi ~ 7a577sS 7s257zS .,...-;ss ss i,
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
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ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs. short circuits; small Jobs done
Immediately. RA. 1922 any time.
FENCE-Galvanized chain. link; all
posts in concrete. Immediate erec-
ton. Get the best for less; SO
months to pay. Phone Ii. 4-45SS:
evenings and Sunday. NO. 552S. =
Evening star., 1952-02-21
FARM & GARDEN

COW MANURE. well rotted, 50. Ii
hu.; "a. 10 hu. 1915. 5 bu.; de
liyered, WA. 1888. 22
PAuI's TREE SERVICE 10. 6-457S
IBULLDOZERS, for grading. excavat.
ing and land clearing. estimates
free Call UN $3.50.
GARDEN FLOWING and discing ant
yard grading, Ice. and small; any
tBALED Hay CLOVER. s4e--Mixet
Timothy, S35 ton or by bale
clover seed. S25; top quality; cash
at ROCKBCTToM FARM. Brooke.
vile. Nd. Ashton 6074.
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reas CALL 10. 1-4p33. ---5
CLEAN FILL DIRT. topsoil hiuestone
road gravel sand. grading. hauling
tree removing. 20. 3-5570. --21
Evening star., 1952-02-21

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convertible to 3D." for 12 persons;
150 pieces; win divide into two
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TEA TABLE, French Marquetry 2
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Indoor dog kennel: l0-gal. bottle
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beds: other items. oil. 2679.
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TELEYISION SETS-Used. all brands,
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.torewide clearance; open ewes. It'll
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TELEvIsIoN-Deep cut prices on our
entire floor stock; standard makes.
JORDANS. corner 18th and q sts
TELEvIsYoN. 2o-in. Muntz brand m
new; mahoe. console with war
rantee and sfifenna. $3.50. Call 10.
2-1296. -22