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Evening star., 1952-05-17
Murray Denounces
Sawyer as Biased in
Operation Of Mills
BY the Associofed Press

PHILADELPHIA, May IT,
Philip Murray, still seeking a
wage increase for his steelwork-
ers after five months of negotia-
tions, has lashed out critically at
the boss of the Government
seized steel mills, calling the
Commerce Secretary biased and
|no friend of the CIO union.
The president OF the CIO-
United Steelworkers said yester-
day that Commerce Secretary
Sawyer had exhibited an "un-
Ithinkable degree Of bias" in oper-
ating Americas basic steel mills
under orders Of President Tru-
man.
The charge came as the four
day sixth (bienniaD constitu-
tional convention came to a close.
Smoke Signal for Peace.
But as Mr.. Murray criticized
Mr.. Sawyer he hoisted aloft a
tiny smoke signal for steel labor
peace. urging officials of the in
dustry to call a meeting prompt
ly" and "to bargain out agree
ments based on the wage Stabi-
lization recommendations"
Mr.. Murray, sometimes shout
ing and shaking his fist, insisted
again that the union is ready
and always has been ready-to
bargain with the industry.
The convention ending harangue
was based on a letter Mr.. Sawyer
wrote to Mr.. Murray, and which
the Commerce Secretary sug-
IgeSted might be read to the $500
delegates representing the l mill
llion Steelworkers.
Mr.. Murray read the letter to
his audience, calling it mon
Sensical" and IAN insult" to the
union.
Mr.. Sawyer wrote that although
most of the steelworkers had pre-
served steel mill equipment dur
ing the recent three-day strike
this protection was not uni
, versal."
Mr.. Murray fatty denied this
charge, declared that it was union
policy during any walkout to close
down plants in orderly manner
without any damage.
+ Says "ImpIication" Is Untrue.
"The implication here" said
Mr.. Murray as he held Mr.. Saw
; yer's letter, "is designed to show
that the steelworkers will not pro-
tect property"
That's unture," Mr.. Murray
shouted, "and Sawyer knew it anc
should have instructed the stee
companies to make sure that the
! mills were being properly shut
,, down."
Mr.. Sawyer's letter said "pro-
, duction reports from the
steel companies have con-
tanned information regarding spo.
radio damage in connection with
the shutdown of April 20 by reason
of the lack of necessary standby
arrangements to safeguard equip
ment when the men left the
plants"
Mr.. Murray said if their were
any damaged mills it was the
companies fault because We
found it extremely difficult te
work out agreements, especially
with the major firms, for the
standby workers, the number ano
quality of them, needed to pro.
tect property"
Then he lashed out at Mr.. Saw
yer and said he regarded lit as
an insult for any member of the
Government to say that members
of this organization have engaged
Evening star., 1952-05-17
CurdinuI SpeIImon Soils

NEW YORK, May II R.-
Francis Cardinal Spellman, arch
bishop of New York. sailed yester-
day aboard the American Export
Liner Constitution at the head of
625 pilgrims bound for the first
postwar EuchariStic Congress at
Barcelona, Spain, May 27-June l.
Evening star., 1952-05-17
Czech Court Sentences
Former Scouts in Plot
By the Associoied Press

VIENNA, Austria, May ia
Prague state court sentenced 10
former Boy Scout leaders yester-
day to prison terms ranging up
to Is years, Prague radio reported.
The defendants allegedly con-
spired against the present regime
in CzechoSlovakia.
Evening star., 1952-05-17
Senote Confirms Two

The Senate yesterday confirmed
the nomination of Fred Korth Of
Texas to be Assistant Secretary Of
the Army and John Gregory Bruce
Of Kentucky to be q Judge Of the
Tax Court. There was no opposi-
ton to either nomination.
Evening star., 1952-05-17
Pennsylvania Stote Dance

The Pennsylvania State Society
will hold a dance at 8 o'clock to-
might in the Hamilton Hotel. A
story in yesterdays Star stated
incorrectly the dance would be in
the Shoreham Hotel.
Evening star., 1952-05-17
aft and Ferguson
Ask SIS Billion a Year
U.S.. Spending Ceiling
By J. A. O'Leur

Federal spending would be
brought down from $85 billion to
SIS billion in a few years under
q Constitutional amendment pro-
posed by Republican Senators Taft
Of Ohio and Ferguson OF Michi-
gan.
This would pave the way for
lower taxes, which Senator Taft
has been promising in his cam
paign for the Republican Presi-
Dental nomination.
The new approach to the econ
omy in Government issue seeks
to write into the Constitution a
requirement that Federal spend
ing must bear a definite relation
to the national income.
The amendment also seeks to
keep the national debt from ex-
|ceeding the national income, un-
less two-thirds of both houses OF
Congress authorize new deficits in
time of war or national emer-
gency found to exist by Congress.
Would Limit Power to Spend.
Some States have petitioned
Congress to consider q proposed
constitutional amendment seeking
to put a Is per cent limit on in
come taxes, but Senator Taft told
the Senate late yesterday he be-
lieves the limitation should be on
the power to spend. Once money
is spent the people must pay for
it in higher taxes, he argued.
The two Republican Senators
said they are convinced this coun-
try cannot maintain free econ
omy If it spends more than Is per
cent Of the national income for
government. In the past 20 years
Federal spending alone has in
creased from to 20 per cent Of
the peoples income.
Senator Taft figures that State
and local government costs about
z per cent of national income. To
keep all government within a IS
,Iper cent ceiling would leave Is
per cent for the Federal level.
At present, national income is
running at the rate Of about 1894
billion a year, but Senator Taft
figures that by the time the new
plan became operative, total in
come would be up to $500 billion.
Eighteen per cent of that would
be $54 billion.
Wants Fixed Ratio.
Senator Taft emphasized he is
mot irrevocatly committed to any
percentage figure, but wants Con-
lgresS to consider the basic idea
of keeping the cost Of govern
ment within some fixed ratio Of
what the people earn.
The amendment itself places
the percentage limit only on the
non-military budget. It states
: that civilian agency spending, ex-
elusive of interest on the debt.
! shall not exceed S per cent of ma
tional income. It then directs
Congress to pass separate law
&. defining what should be regarded
D as military and foreign aid
spending.
Senator Taft figures that if this
plan was in operation it would
hold the budget down to about
! these levels: For non-military
purposes, SIG billion; for interest
, on the debt, $6 billion. and for
+ defense buildup, $35 billion. The
administration has estimated that
defense spending next year will
reach about $52 billion, unless
Congress cuts it down. The House
has voted to limit it to $46 bill
: lion, but the Senate has not yet
acted.
Evening star., 1952-05-17

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. SO. on April %.
Lowest. 10. on January 80.
High and Low Of Last "A Hours.
High, II, at 3:15 pm.
Low, 80, ut 3:45 am.
Tide Tables.
Evening star., 1952-05-17
The Weather Here and Over the Nation
River Report.

River Report.
(From q. S. EngineerS.)
Potomac River cloudy at HarperS Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah cloudy at
Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1952-05-17

Rain will fall tonight in the Middle Atlantic States while
forecast for the Ohio Ten
Valleys Scattered thunderh0wers
expected Southern Plains Central Rockies
ZAP WirephOtO.
Evening star., 1952-05-17
The Sum and Moon.

Monthly precipitation in inches In the
Capital tcurrent month to date):
Evening star., 1952-12-12
HELP-DoMESTIc

COOK, experienced, white; live in;
family OF 3; other help kept. Excel.
wages. comfortable living quarters,
4esasa FesaiaE times on. Telephone AD.
coOK-G.H.w.. white. to live in. mod
room. refs. required. OIL. 4-7559.
COOK AND G.H.W.-Liye in: must
IKE children; $27 per wk.; ref.
COOK esSi -G.H.w: S Io4In i've in; and-ti7 ara 1m
good wages. 81. S-4756. AI4 -e''
COOK -G.H.W.. experienced; must
have LEGAL 1ao reference; 5-dsy week.
CooK-HoUsEKEEpER-perm.- -Ia Dos,
With iamlv Of 3; live in; Ink.
RE, 7-364O. weekdays. -iS
GHW. live in: white or colored, 5-day
bath JU. 9D2S54. wv i ma ana
G.H.W.., exper; plain cooking; live
IN; pvt. upstairs EN-. and bath; ali
elec. appliances: ample time of; !;
feisi fss,Ga req; starting salary. $50. RA.
LADY to care for 3 small children
Tniie In seSns mesnsr works; live in or out.
WOMAN, to live in, cook plain meals
ana Seep mouse for crippled lady; no
laund. 1910 A st. me-, Ii. 4-8695.
,D~, Ia
WOMAN to take care of 1-yr.-old
child in own home. Sligo PIX. area,
res: Call JU. 5-1597. ia
WOMAN, 4 days weekly, g.h.w. and
care OF school children for work
ing parents. Call after 9 pm, LU.
4-1964.
MATURE WOMAN-L.h.w. and care
OF children. 2 and 5. LU. I-27I4.
COLORED LADY, middle-aged, to
I'VE In or out. to care for 4Ka-yr.-
olo boy; days; empl. couple; rm.
ana board, S12 wk.; colored home,
In Sc. section. Ii. 3-aOR2. Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-12
HELp .WoMEN tceas., F.,

CLERiCAL-lS-35, for general work
in small once. Pleasant surround
ings; typing ability required; other
machine operation desirable but not
necessary; employe benefits. salary
2Psn TRcr ses oSYdEE Il eo MoSn'iiNsce' tNe 5si1 RIs
Baltimore blvd. Hyattsville. Nd.
white, age 1925, pleasing
personality. no experience necessary
adapted to work In accounting
dept; splendid working conditions
ApelE ApoaSErrah' Mr. 1871 G1ahan' / st n DOCTORS
CLERK; u. X; white: ,,: your young / lady 2o.s5,
handling confidential credH reports;
permanent; 5-day wk.; tipping re-
Phone MR.. MosHER. saiids' pui Dfs.ftseG. s0isoG.
r for intsryiew, bet. and $50. Ia
CLEkh-I1FlST: .FST: perm. position in
ss, tSa cflm an. de3t so Farm Bqreau ars Mg
cond air conditioned BLDG; 5-day.
ms. and hosp. benefits. Cali RE
T1oi23; & :, or apply in person. 1882
CLERK TYPIsT. to work in credit
and collection, dept. Of progressive
aap3phiance ap chain: good pay; 5-day.
Apply in person to Mr.. Alderman,
PHILLIPS. INC. 2nd floor 937 F
cLERK-TYrIsT. for Arlington once;
,O-hr. wk.: company benefits. sick
.fa leave roI1S&HS yaSatiSn grSTp inSyranss
CO.. .2030 N. 10th St.. Arl. Phone
A.; -62i2 for Mr.. Hobbs. -13
CLERk-TYPIST. part time or full.
hours. to suit you; insurance ONCE:
saIig salary y,,p open. Call DI. 7-1s00. MR..
CLERK-TYPIST, some filing. Firm in
business over 80 years; days O
week, am. to 8 pm; vacation,
group Insurance. all holidays of
with fuli pay. Apply Box 179-S,
Star, Give references and past ex-
perience. Ia
CLERK K-TYPlsT. age 1880. alert
and personable girl to assist pur-
chasing agent; ONCE exper. helpful,
accurate typing required; 5-day. 40
hr. wk; Phone oy. 3-2177. AT
LANTIC RESEARCH CORP. Alex
andria, Va, 10
Evening star., 1952-12-12
By Angelo M:
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BICYCLE-Shelby de luxe boys bi.
cycle. 26-in.; reasonably priced. KE
BICYCLE, 2o-inch. girls, excellen
condition, $27. Phone JU. 5-95S9
BICYCLE, Girls 26-in. Elgin, era,
and white tip-top condition; acces
Sories. RA. 6-3402.
BICYCLE, Columbia. 26-in.. in excel
cond,S; $50. AP. 7-S01s, bet. {
BICYCLE; ICY ad.s girls. ;2,4L,in;; sehW, I'm
BICYCLE. xirls. English, 20 in, ex.
Gel. cond.; S35. EN-. 2-4639. Ia
BICYCLE-Girrs 26 in. dark blue
Like new. Excellent condition. UN
BOILER. new 40o-sq.-ft. capito
automatic gas-fired heating boiler
Call HO. 2-1652 weekdays. III
BOOKS, World Book Encyclopedio
like, new, with yearly supplements
to date and book case table, com.
plete, sacrifice $50. Wonderful Xmas
gift. 5OlS Bird st. NV. TU. 2-5334
BRAKE TESTER. Weaver: duplicat,
police testing machine; 5000. 9OS
N st. NV. lii
Evening star., 1952-12-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, .colored. wants yaitress or
GIRL. colored, wishes work as cook
or houseksepsr for EMPLOYED: refer
nights. AID. 2-6944. MARY E.
GIRL. colored, wants steady Job,
nurse maid. housework, employed
couple: city refs. HU. 3-3671.
PRACTICAL NURSE wants night
iqb. +; E;xypeerienced' ye references. Gail
WOMAN. with ref, as maid; 4 days;
will do ironing. Phone Ii. 6-615l.
DIPLOMATIC WHITE GIRL desires
g.h.w. job. for person or o couple.
Call MISS LOVASz at AID. 2-2325.
WHITE MOTHER will keep children
IN registered home. Call UN. A
would LIKE to launder fine linens
Or banquet clothes, at home; good
~refeIeness. Tel; Ju. 9-9093., 13'
days q week; exper. and refs: &
coLoRED o3; e ei% e%oMAiNo io' 1c1oSfS' coSK.' child
care, light cleaning. IL: 4-6O97.
CoLORED WOMAN wants Job a.
maid. DU. 1864.
Evening star., 1952-12-12
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcont.,
ALB CoNDITIoNER, Philco; like new

AIR CONDITIONER, Philco; like new.
$175. Ii. 6-02S6.
ANTIQUE-4-ft. Chippendale mahos.
Sideboard. $100; old repro: Sheraton
inlaid server, $50. WO. 6-0707. Up
ANTIQUE LAMP-Large, wired. rose
eoiors S25. Excellent condition. HA.
on in. the shop
pings fun. BELL KINDS. 605 9th
ANrioUjE N four LOVE SEAT and dan chairs;
bookcase; contour chair: carpets;
deepfreeze. elec. ironer, piano. ward.
robe, etc. 4015 10th st. ne. LA.
-6-2933. Fri. and Sat, bet. 1913.
ANTIQUE SOFA. good cond, $75.
JU. 7-9b22. IA
ANTIQUEs-Pair of Sheraton, ma.
hogany drop-leaf tables; $3.50. AID.
Antique CHINESE SILVER CHEST,
marble top dresser, marble top
dressing table. marble top stands,
9-pc. dining rm. suite. French ivory
bedroom suite. Call Friday or Sat
urday after or all day Sunday
l434 Shepherd st. NV. IA
ANTIQUE PINE Hunt-board cupboard,
S75. Antique Sgle. poplar bed with
box spring and innerSpring mattress.
S10O. All in good cond. Can be seen
Sai or Sun. LO. 5-3210. -13
ADMINISTRATION imported fieu-
rines. plates, miniatures. fine prints,
engraVingS, jewelry. co 5-69S3
Evening star., 1952-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. Milano superfne. 4s-
SIS: RA. 6-a57s, IL
ACCORDION, practically new, Bo-
mar: petite. 120 bass. Call JU.
ACCoR6IoNs, brand new 800 6as.
models. special only S169.95. Pay
S19.95 down. ST. 3-94OO, JOR-
DAMS. corner 18th and q sts. NV.
ACCORDION. Italian, 120-bass. treble
and bass shifts. new. guaranteed;
regular price. S225; reduced to
$149. go Also clarinets, flutes. trum-
pets and trombones at unusually low
prices. RATNER'S MUSIC STORE,
ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs desk
WsrTkR Ri1Ai co e.. sSis SiHA6 i1sh st. nv nv
ALLIGATOR HANDBAGs--Ladies'
with shoulder straps; arst-class
workmanship; from $23 to sos; also
belts and wallets: 209s discount for
, cash, Ala Buchanan st. NV. ia.
AIiR--cesoaNDITloNING i-esai WINDOW UNIT
Mitchell u ton; new floor sample;
$179. GENERAL HEATING EN-
GINEERING CO., INC, 4130 Georgia
.1E.coNni,rTSSiSSd7 axe; niNi TS; S;d744i irourNtRSSr
40 tons. nov. IN operation: equitable
commercial Installation. May be
seen by, appointment. AID. 2-67S7.
Also three 3-ton condenstng units.
LA
Evening star., 1952-12-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN

PRACTICAL NURSE. 12-hr. duty.
Several yrs. exper. nursing aged and
chronic bed patients. Ia. g-9379.
colored, experienced;
wants part time or 5 days. LU.
rHfiSS aiifss and d,ct..ion. r.., 1s. rs..,
coliese and % secretariai % bsckgronnd. scS; ea1ss.
DU. 1850. Ii
reliable white woman;
work in motherless home or small
ffTils w6MAASS 81 SS4S5S Middle ace J::ir., Ls
position as companion or take care
Of child; live in II necessary; best Of
refs. Phone HO. 2-2427. l4s
Evening star., 1952-12-12

ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS. parking lots
Telephone OIL. 4-4s0O or Of.
AfTi4cSs; FINISHED, dormer win
rooms and stairways. Commercial
No down payments SO months to
BkieGk "a xND nsi KEPxik Il l. WSRRMCons. WNSSRRRElSas
soctSr eo sma If Fes5ls aEokoE ssrytce N9 Sp
LU. 2-SO27. -i3
BUILDING. REMODELING - Roofs,
walks, drives; painting, decorating,
waterprooflng; deferred payments;
FILA. REED CONTRAcTiNG CO,
~: S.121O. LU. 4-126S. JE. 2-5SS3.
CABINETS. bookcases and shelves
storm windows repaired, furniture
CABTNETMAKER @ Repair. refnish
furniture. rec. rms, bookcases. par
titions. shelves. etc. TU. 2-O39l.
CARPENTRY WORK, large or small
home improvements; house caulk-
ing and roof repair. HE. 4-7343.
CARPENTER CONTRACTORS wants
meehsnies nSass C 'qsle H. g s4s05' st0055sh E90d
CARPENTRY, repairs ana remodelins,
commercial and residential, inclosed
porches and recreation rooms. JU.
CEMENT-BRICK MASON, steps, Side
walks, dr'ways. patios. waterproof.
walls. minor rep. Elk. 3-1694. IT,
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleened or no charge ROTO-
EEOoIER. Phone RA. 6-ssss any
EIECTRiCAL Installations r.ns,r
short circuits; small jobs done inn
mediately. RA. 6-2222 any time.
ELECTRIC DRAIN SERVICE; sewers,
sink lines. basins and toilets, cleared
by electric equip. reasonable rates
no charge If not cleared: day or
night service. TU. 2-19O0.
FENCE--Galvanized chain INK: ali
posts in concrete Immediate erec-
tion. Get the best for less. No down
payment, 80 months to pay. Phone
y; 4,45sS; evenings and Sunday
FEooB SANDING. finishing. cleaning
and waxing; reasonable rates. free
estimates. Call RA. 6-6795. -l6
FLOORS SANDED and finisned,
cleaned and waxed. old floors made
ike new. Call any time. WA. 7-l139,
FLOOR SANDING, REFINISHING -
Work guar; exper. mech; aver. rm.,
$40; free estimate. CO. 5-4S3O.
Evening star., 1952-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Don pSfch sdt SAN and dSss aSSRs rsS sS1kiass
Din. RM. SSn0 FUN. a SaSe Saiiet, Duncan Dune
Phyfe table, s chairs, good condi-
ton; S12O. ia. S-0S27. Ia
DINING RM;-1O-pc. oak. natural
nnish; excellent cond.; SIS. NO
Evening star., 1952-12-12

INTERVIEWS DAILY. ga
TYPIST. white. experienced, accu-
rate, Tor responsible position in ma
tional association. multiith dept.
aSM electric eauipment; .5-day week,
sation salary Ssa Osy sSs6pS psid app2 nSspta l.
DI. 7-34l2. -i6
WAITRESS. white, to work in res
taurant delicatessen; full or part
time; hrs. and salary open. Apply
n ar,,peTSn person v aos No. Randolph st.
wAiTkEss. AiiiFsiSa; 'e; exper., evening 1na WORK;
Exeellent earninss. UN. 5000.
QUEENSTOWN DELICATEssEN.
GIRLS (white), with some typing
ability. Permanent position; 5Nay
9th st. NV.
GIRLS. twhitel, for shipping room of
large wholesaler; perm. position; g.
gay week; vacations etc. Apply 1121
WOMEN. 2i to 40, light investisa-
lion lion work PFs. with It trsxs national Crsanza
expenses. No experience necessary
WOMAN-Rent-free house near Ire
villa. and salary for e;h.w.:, SO
YOUNG WOMAN. age 1880, alert
and personable girl to assist pur-
chasing agent; ONCE exper. helpful.
accurate typing required; 5-day, 40.
hr. wk. Phone Ov. 3-2177. AT
LANTIC REsEAcH CORP. Alex
AREA RaaaaIifi MiAssAAcERlAL XsA opening jan J.au.
flrm: high level held advancement
for full-time applicant: drawing ac-
preferred. Phone. late model car
necessary. For private interview
write, age employment and educa-
tional background to W. H. KEGS
YOUNG GIRL for switchboard and
light clerical work; 5-day week. SUI
L1VAN DENTAL LABORATORIES.
1921 goth st. NV. liz
UNEMPLOYED settled lady. white. to
care for elderly lady at niehttime;
practical nurse pref: no housework
required; room and board furn. In
addition to modest compensation.
.sea syDef 5o ssasslslan; eommis.Ion EaafaP
81 134 or KI 9.9429. -12
BE INDEPENDENT-Be your own
own boss and manage your own time.
Servicing customer nst--can assure
steady income; up 70 $1,000 mo. OF
BE R0ff fREPARRS.E7aarn Gsn RS. 7isl9s' 500 xma.
money and continue Q VI. bus. with
reg. AVON customers. RE. 7-s107
GOOD HOME and small salary to de.
| sirable lady in home Of two adults
I'm exchange to care for invalid lady
and light housework. ia. 7-2522:
Evening star., 1952-12-12
HELp--MrN AND WoMEN
CAR WASHERS WANTED - Gen
CAR WASH. 933 Florida ave NV

CAR WASHERS WANTED - GEN
CAR WASH. ss3 Florida ave NV.
COMPANION for semi invalid: genteel
age home; no nursing req.; live in
or out; min. hours, 8 to 6 p.m.,
Mon. through Friday; refs. REQ.
'W51ss pnms.I Box SIT. star giving PHONE s.
tional restaurant chain: oppor-
tunity for advancement: experience
not necessary; meals and Lniforms
furnished. paid vacation. free in
surance, Christmas bonus. Apply in
FARMER AND WIFE, no children. for
general farming. nearby Md. wife
to do g.h.w.; good salary with furn.
asS's sS s. refs So Eseu!Esa ss4s4A Apply 9 1917
FOUNTAIN CLERKS
Might shifts, II pm. to 8 am. Well
will train you. Uniforms furnished
and lanndsrsd free; Apply man
and Thomas Circle NV. Ia
Statesmen AND WOMEN to sell our
Choose your own working hrs; no
exper. nee. Opportunities for earn
ing money unlimited. Apply now to
AMERICAN SPECIALITY CO., l74O
* st. NV. or call 10. 2-114S after
q pm. is
TYPIST, long experience not neces-
ICE. 1925 goth st. NV. ME. S-4923.
SETTLED MARRIED CPLE.. white to
pc responsible for care Of an elderly
!ady ct nisht time; No housework
addition to modest compensation.
Box 154-S. Star. -l6
FREE to white couple. no children,
man employed; 2-rm. furn. apt. and
board. in Kensington; in return, wife
cook. do g.h.w., be companion for
my wlte. LO. 4-7972 after 8. --22
Evening star., 1952-12-12
DIAMOND BARGAINS

Genuine emerald, over carats, set
In platinum baguette mounting;
S495. Lovely horseshoe platinum
pin total weight over AZ carat.
Blue-white full cut diamonds. S2O5
Platinum heart and arrow pin. AZ
diamonds. S275. Gorgeous lax
Cross containing 4 beautiful dia-
monds. $40. I.SS carat brilliant
diamond, set in platinum baguette
mounting, $1,000 Platinum hand
made dble. cluster dinner ring con-
tanning over 2 carats OF beautiful
diamonds. $500. All prices include
fed tax. See MR.. BROTT. OFT r
st. NV, RE. 7-2075.
DICTAPHONE, good condition, re-
corder and transcrfber. NE. S-3040,
$50 to $50. Mon. through FIJI.
Ia
DIN. nm. SET, 10 pcs, good cond.,
reasonable. &126, Open weekdays
2s; 9,s sun 1Tn1lsgfruRH lg MAcks c1ss7 GEW Y. AND
Evening star., 1952-12-12
CINDER
BLOCK
10000 SxSx12 &c ca. on jot
ACE WRECKMG CO.

$4,000 .x sxsxl2 H,s ~ e ca. on Job.
Lu. 4-05O0 Ia
CLARINETS. wood or metal. new
soa.Pls complete; regular price, si35:
CL;OTHgILNGI;Full-lensh fur coat,
pale-blue, Skinner-satin bedroom
snpperS; size z, never worn. S5:
pr. light blue and gray drapes,
hneo' % in. long, SIS. ia. s-33O2
CL0THING-$115 lady's coat, SIS;
sftss. sffoss. lOA. So. So. IA. 5-5766
COAL. W50D RANGES. oil ranges:
new, USED seq Easy credit. nothing dn.
COAT, ,womans, gray wool covert
cloth, beautiful silver fox collar, al
"'ost nrand-new; reas. RIA. 6-519O.
COAT. lady's fur-trimmed; cost $500,
viii sacrifice 500, RA. 6-5226'
COAT. mink, natural ranch; size IL.
late. style, turn-back cuffs; excel
cond.; new pure silk lining; orig.
sost sate $4,000: price. $3.50. EN-. 2
ciSaTmBlaek ga .ons.;lsn Persian lamb. Excel
.3-9455. before pm. ia
COFFEE TABLE and 2 matching END
tables; also secretary; ali mahog
reasonable, DU. 7-l936.
C0fNNSoaE-Radie. 9fNss phonograph. Gall
COOKING WARE. Wearever. alum.
sos: viii sell for best offer. Cali
BILL BOWSER. NO. 1906. Ia
CORNET, Conn. gold LACQUER. IKE
new; "a original price. Call 10.
DESKS for home or office. very la
TRIAL TYREWRITER CO., so1s 18th
graph. 2 cabinets, $500 stenciI
frames. 1911 @ st. NV, Room 4O4.
DIAMONDS lin 3, s.oo ~ Large selection. from
NATIONAL 120G iAwasRoksss. wdaseasfss 'alsss isos
Ia oSg MEDBING NHssi5 si sASb: Ia lds dis.
monds set in platinum Very low
price for quick sale. Call KAHN.
DIAMOND" : Lady,s y Ct. 11s s1ss,
$500: mans 1h cts, $500: lady's
cts. 81 $50: mans cts, $500.
All prices include mtgs. Trades ac-
cepted, LIVINGSTON d Co. 1923
4 ST.. NV. ME. s-344O. -l2
DIAMOND I,aantsIO RING lady's., gold
and 4 carat: nS brilliant Rlsnsec Color. pri1 pno
DIAMOND RING; brilliant, s-stone,
white-gold mounting; about 9/IG
carat; sac, $140, cash or terms,
no. 2-42l9 or LU. 2-3495. -