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Evening star., 1952-05-06
Nevius Tract Dispute
Returned for Action
BY House Rules Unit

Legislation to keep the disputed
Nevius tract near Arlington Gene
terry in Government ownership
today was before the House Rules
committee for action.
The measure was blocked on
the House floor yesterday, for the
second time. When called up on
the consent calendar. three objec-
tions were heard. and the bill was
striken from the calendar.
Raising objections were Repre-
sentatives Smith, Democrat, Of
Virginia: Taber, Republican of
New York, and Phillips, Repub-
lican, of California.
Group Has Heavy Docket.
! To bring the bill to the floor
for debate, the House Public
Works Committee has asked the
Rules Committee to schedule it.
No action has been taken yet by
the Rules group, which already
has a heavy docket.
The next step by the Rules Com
mittee would be to decide whether
to hold a public hearing on the
bill.
The measure could be blocked
by the Rules Committee, or it
could be given a rule" for limited
debate on the House floor.
/ Representative Smith unsuc-
cessfully sponsored other legis-
lation to force sale of the property
to private enterprise so it could
go back on the Arlington County
tax rolls. He has consistently op-
posed the pending legislation for
Government owership. He is a
member of the powerful Rules
lCOmmittee
Evening star., 1952-05-06
D. &. Man Dies as Result
OF Accident on Friday

Donald Crosby. 46, of 1904 Six
teenth street NV. died yesterday
in Gallinger Hospital as a result
of injuries suffered last Friday
when he was struck by a truck at
Fifty-ninth and East Capitol
streets.
Mr.. Crosby. colored. was direct
ing the truck driver, Joseph But
Ter, 40. colored, of 2245 Twelfth
place NV. in backing into a lot
when the accident occurred. His
death is the Districts goth traffic
fatality Of the year, compared to
26 at the same time last year.
Evening star., 1952-05-06
Foreign Aid Vote
RecommittoI Passes
By 40-33 Muroin

Following is the 40-to-33 roll
call vote by which the Senate yes
terday sent to it's Armed Service
Committee for study the $6.9 bill
lion foreign aid bill:
Evening star., 1952-05-06
Highest Court Shapes
Imposing Issues for
Arguments in Fall
By Robert K. Welsh

The Supreme Court, studying
the steel case that may climax
the current term. is shaping i'm
posing issues for argument next
fall in other cases.
One deals with an aspect of the
dispute over production of electric
power by the Government or pri-
vate companies. The high court
announced yesterday it would re-
view the Interior Departments
opposition to a Federal Power
Commission license to the Vir-
ginia Electric Power Co. for
hydro-electric plant at Roanoke
Rapids. N. c.
Granting of the license was up
held by lower Federal courts.
Interior Secretary Chapman and
the Virginia Rural Electrification
Administration Association had
protested. They declared Con-
greSs approved plan for Develop
ment of the Roanoke River basin,
including Federal dam at
Roanoke Rapids. That plan has
not yet been carried out.
Cases for Argument Slated.
The case on which the Supreme
Court will hear arguments. prob
ably early next fall, is technically
between FPC and the Interior De-
partment. joined by the Virginia
association of REA co-operatives
which would buy power from a
Government project. But Vepco's
license for a plant will be at
stake.
A main question for the Su-
preme Court is whether river
basin developments approved by
Congress might be jeopardized, if
private power companies could
obtain FPC licenses for most IA
vorable projects in development
areas.
In another case accepted for
review the court yesterday agreed
to look into the scope of author
ity of Federal Food and Drug
Administration inspectors. The
United States Court of Appeals
in San Francisco ruled that a
food manufacturing concern ship
ping products across State lines
may bar Federal inspectors from
their plants on unexpected visits.
The Supreme Court said it would
review the Justice Departments
appeal.
Refuses to Interfere.
But the high court yesterday
refused to interfere with Kentucky
court rulings that a labor union
could properly be sued for libel
for asserting in a newspaper ad-
vertisement, that a restaurant
owner was unfair to labor. -,
A Paducah Ky) restaurant
proprietor, Gerald Wise; won a
$4,000 libel Judgment against the
Central Labor Union and a 81 900
libel judgment against the Pa
ducah Sun-Democrat. The union
put the ad in the paper after Mr..
Wise had a Negro employe, not
union member, paint a small strip
on the restaurant front. Mr.. Wise
said the union did not tell him it
objected.
I'VE do not decide that the pub
lication was libelous as a matter
of law" the Kentucky court
stated. What we do declare is
that labor unions, as others, may
be liable when they falsely charge
an employer with being unfair,
where there exists no other con-
troversy or other circumstances
which would reasonably justify
the Intentional damage Of the en-
ployer's business. Therefore, the
published statement was not privi-
legged"
Evening star., 1952-05-06
Now Held BY GSA.

The pending bill would provide
for transfer of the property from
General Services Administration
which now holds it, to the Sec
Iretary Of the Interior. He would
administer it as part of the George
Washington Memorial Parkway.
The Nevius tract originally was
bought by the Government as a
site for a veterans hospital. This
location was abandoned for the
hospital. which is to be built on
the Soldiers Home Grounds.
Evening star., 1952-10-31
Chief Murray Asks Bid
In Raising Police Pay

Police Chief Robert v. Murray
last night called on all business
and citizens groups to support
his efforts to OBTAIN salary raises
for members Of his department.
Speaking before the Northeast
BuSinessmen'S Association, Chief
Murray expressed concern over
the manpower shortage in the
police department. Although the
force is authorized to have 1880
men, he said. present appropria-
tions allow for the employment Of
only 2.084.
In view Of the fact that some
100000 requests for police service
were made in the last fiscal year,
the shortage creates a personnel
problem which is q danger to the
community as a whole. he con-
tinued.
The present top annual pay for
q police private, he pointed out. is
$4,160 as against $4,000 in
Detroit, Los Angeles and other
large cities.
The chief said that 108 men
resigned from the force for better
paying Jobs last year.
The percentage increase of 11.9
In crimes throughout the Wash
1ngton area was owing to the
lack Of enough foot patrolmen,
he added
But the police chief pointed
pridefulIy TO the fact that the
crime clearance record for Wash
ington is 61.3 per cent. This is
higher than that In five other
large cities.
The businessmen voted to make |
special effort to seek restoration
of a recent 100000 cut in police
department appropriations. This
might be done, one member sug-
gested, by drawing on an expected
surplus in District income over
expenses.
In other business, the group
voted to donate $25 to the Com
munity Chest.
The meeting. conducted by
John L. c. Sullivan. president, took
place In the American Security &
Trust Co.. at Eighth and H streets
NE.
Evening star., 1952-10-31
Eisenhower Given Edge
lin Straw Vote al COLLEGE
Special pispo.eh 10 The stor

EMMITSBURG, Md, Oct. 81
Gen. Eisenhower edged out Gov.
Stevenson by a 22-vote margin in
a presidential straw vote among
students of Mount st. Mary's Col
lege here.
Voters gave Gen. Eisenhower
200 votes to 178 for the Democra-
tic candidate. Sixteen students
were undecided and 13 others re-
jected both candidates.
A majority backed Republican
views on the Taft Hartley Act, and
the tidelands oil issue. The stu
dents voted, 1913 to 189, in favor of
Eisenhower support for Senator
Mccarthy of Wisconsin. Demo-
cratic views on FEPC and social
security won majority support.
Evening star., 1952-10-31
Boys Club Football Come

Former members of the George
town Branch, Boys Club of WASH
1ngton, will attend a series of
Boys Club football games tomor-
row, beginning at 10:30 am, at
the athletic field, Wisconsin ave-
nue. and s street NV. Canned
goods will be collected for dis
tribution to needy families at
Christmas.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
GAS RANGES

AL popular brands. Highest trade in
a!ioWance. No down payment. AS low
as SIS per month ~"
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO
3006 Georgia Ave. TU. o-leO0.
GENERATORS -STARTERS, $3.50 un:
ige. assort.; elec. motor repairs: 3f3th
year. CARTY. 1908 l4th, NO. 7.Ooo4.
GIRLS 2O-inch bicycle, like new.
GOLF SS2i cEGBSs.l GGG BSsSl1ssj esder,o,. voo.. go
irons; like new: also Sv; spaldine lTIooS Rabf ahd
Jones irons; perfect; sell less than
GmI 9alI Il price; pr ~. 5-1252.
uOIr III CLUBS. Bobby Jones. registered
cS9svc $S5; Good Sond; EN-. 2-5975. 81
uoHsa seiIsnt GfGNNiNG-Better fCN NC than ex-
Westminster on Seefsi Eastern sg Shore Ra fF9% IN
dsEPsHSus22 Rh2Ps 81 22.7a!6 s.o,,on. .sas'. Mss
5eetiSSn 5S3tS sS6o st;i commplete $500; single
STORE SDgp9; eouipment, Ma.
tional checkout cash regis. $3.50:
eelec. meat slicer. $50; Toledo coun.
CflTT.ess' CtHT Tyes' scale. S75. King a-544O.
practically seneT, ner, Ms1tin; Ys6 with case.
GUITAR, Syp AR, drstsch, Spanish, ] 0IfS. list.
! change. cha S157 = Penna.s PEN D ave. q W; NV, EX
ESlIaRS' GGIIaRS' new: Sl4.95 and up. N. Y.
S1SSthioOL OF MODERN MUSIC. 500
ii11S555 ST. NV ST. $1,000, RA. 81
GUITAR. Hawaiian. elec., S35; stu
oent grand piano. Al keys, blond
ease; case; S75: ,LU. .1-0s4O.
GUlIAk, Steel and amplifier. like
GTiTAs.SeAsSEA. H' &c f. aMiss55. Msftln. p.as 1as..
YyT YMSPo, dS51 SaSS5; Also small guitar. $"5.
GUN-Antiaue double barrel, Euro
Sean Sea make. make flne wall ornament,
GUN GABTNET!. Bin EST!ef beautiful 4ai fi-gsSS msSor.nv
and red gum. holding Al guns: Sinss
Issyn,aIng doors: $500. WO. fi-fO6T'
GYMS. WINCHESTER. %. Model SO.
IKE new, $50; also Marlin 30-30
PeSI Pon,sr riSe. sSao. sS4o. Ask operator for
Evening star., 1952-12-21

FURN.-Large Lane cedar chest. good
EN-. fSaa s.iSSS556. SS5 also small chest 50.
FURN.-3 bedrm. sets. 3-piece living
bed. china cabinet; table model radio,
console radio, bed chair, 4 rugs.
Thor washing machine. antique solid
walnut spool bed with Simmons
horsehair mattress and box springs,
wash heM Stand aFesiss vstorna na
table, antique firepl. set, misc. an
tiques. Call JU. 7-1697.
FuRN.-Sofa. London club type, Gift.
three cushions, $3.50. WO. 6-6S30.'
FURN.12;.pc. liv. rm.. mohair; tables
ehsiss eDSk'el: eecas enc Seacb' porch nodd tt
5-pc. map. din. elec. fan, vac. Il.
3-pc. maple bedrm., innerapr.
matt. l coil spring, lge. Dress. mir
1r w k'' waI4E fa5IRet w6 Best s.Sfs5 0fsT for all
FURN.-Living room. dinette. bed
rm. furn.: leav. city: very reas. 9S02
Braddock rd.. Sill. Spg. HO. 2-2933.
FURN -edBeautiful dining rm. set,
feisbls party TsT%s saoo SG ;ntarms Sssh to
ton by phone; 1908 Allison st. NV.
FURN.-2 mahog. leather.top end
tables. $15; ! light rose brocateile
wing chair excel. cond.. S24. Phone
~. -o.OOIO.
table, 2 benches; new,
custom made and finished, spruce.
rIe 1854 for recIe. rm; EN-. 2:53s4.
drop-leaf dining .rm. table and 6
cnalrs, mahog. frame wing chair
and slip cover. leather-top lamp
table and misc. odd pieces in mahog.
Good cond.. OIL. 4-0S42.
FURN.-Unclaimed and floor SAMPLES.
SM GIN. rm; chairs, $15; chest of
$50; club chairs. !$25; headboards.
sofa, SIS; wing chair. S65: pr. small
nnssesids nsei chairs. $50; feather pillows.
495; lounge chair with slip cover,
SS22; SxM; tables, lamps. misc. HOFF-
MAN UPHOLSTERERS, 2447 18th
GARBAGE DISPOSERs. waste King
snd ssndd Westinghouse. Take YOUR choice.
5.s7Ss. 5s7;Ss eacn' 1913 14th st. nv; Tu.
GAS AS HEATERS te). Duotherm.S q as,.
QUO BTU: used 2 mo-: cost Sis ca.
sell for $50 ea, co. k-6OS7 ~o'
Evening star., 1952-12-21

misc, to settle estate
parlor suite. tables, chairs, single
bed. chests of drawers, etc. ia.
2.0293. 11-6 SUM-; DI. 1880
FTRNfTtGRE - Studio couch. gray,
Wing.back chair, % Practically new. new
red. $50. Kitchen table. drop-ieai,
green, $3.50. HO. 2-1378. -2i
FURNITURE- Selling whole house.
hold. Liv.. din, and bedrm.. plus
many. misc. items, refgr.. West.
Laundromat. 1906 10th pl.. Cottage
FUKN1fGRE jim HI and accessories. -Sh fine
Living rm., den, dining rm.. bedrm.
FURNfTURE-Englander rubberfoam
mattress, maple chest on chest and
bedrm. chair, lounge chair and OF
toman, Sx12 wool rug, studio couch
and cover JU. g-2992. I'll
FURNITURE-4-pc. bedroom suite
lmahog:l; many other things; very
FGRNiTGkEeLess 1fsS Ffasne sSSh than ST old
modern. incl. heavy sectional couch,
wool tweed upholstery; lined oak
step-end table. Sertabox spring, Hol-
lywood-type beds, lined oak full din.
rm: suite hand-rubbed: pine double:
,1sS bed ,p hsdrp; suite JE. e. 1-s213; L2s az
With With springs SPRINGS and md, mattress; sS,s dresser
and dinette earpeting; very reas.
rURNfTGRHEHan TIL NffTtnse seat-ehess. a In.
long. SIS: table. A in. long. SO:
chair. SO; al oak wood: ideal for
child's ROOM, AID. 2-061S.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
CASH REGISTER
SALES AND SERVICE
2019 l4th St. NV. AID. 2-44OO
tWashinRton's Lareest Independent

oa9aso, yssy Old sAFsfns tSsf tsn' MGsia fHsfl
cESEg4EKY cfESE2hHE aa0 Iois, 1Sia St. ny +. Lincoln
CHAIR. Maple (newl. sic; curtains
chairs tools. glider. dishes. OF
Chair. CHAIR prewar built. Red, iriez,
CHAIRs {aJ, club and pull-up. In ex:
eel cond.. S75 for both. viii sell
cssE sep; jnp slip p2v% Gcyers Incl, JU Jdos. s-16g5
poase9 IaTss seisson iiesssa l2 Xso soid
sssSs snd53as n tsfns9a9I. Art a%I
CHANDELIERS, beautiful 5-lisht. i'm
ported prisms center Nsr and sraSsfg' %stsd
saeTifee eTsH asSS sBS aGs ov. sSS5 sEs5a50 plated
gains. Cal! today. sse'i co: 'T; TS;-4ss5;
week. CIRCLE. 1112 14th st. NV
CHEST-Blond mahog., good cond.
9x15; two matching throw rugs; up
holstered rattan wing chair; table
taSfs model rsdio5phenS; sd blond rattan enc
CHESTS. a is Chinese ~; With lets Of. Of cary .nt
prices: Buy i :, direct from importer
CHEST OF DRAWERS, asxeox1s
blond or mahog::. S14:75; 5-drawer
Chest TAtIi OF DRA%ERS. Sc rock onni maple
large Mathes cooler. fan. light oak;
beaut. gen. Oriental! 3x5 rug: soiio
brass bras bridge lamp Rembraaat: like
CHILD'S DESK and chair. suit. for 4
Eyes e = vi 81. 7aaS9ss ASS5ss pine cute m00ei
antique sconces and baby grand
piano. CO. 10000. 705-D.
CHINA, GLASSWARE. silver, child {
pine, desk. dolls misc; items, viii
sacrifice. moving Wo. 6;7O92.
ters. soup; dinner. lunch plates, demi-
CHRIsrMAs HIS; GiFrs shsi "Si for 0sR lifetime
Beautiful new mahogany veneere6
dressers; e,ss m hand g1Jsa polished original de-
CHRISTMAS TREES. Maine. fresh
cut. arrive 18th; Wholesale OF
CHRISTMAS TREES. Canadian bal
sam and spruce. wholesale and re-
tail; 1909 Irving st. ne. LA.
christmas TREES - Freshly cut
Vermont trees. Spruce and Balsum,
$3.50 per bundle. Georgia ave. at
varnum st. or call WA. 1899
CHRISTMAS TREES Lovely home.
grown cedar and pine trees. on
stump, only 15c apiece. 25 mi. from
Wash. Call OV. BAIT. after 6 pm
or TIE. 6-9426 before 10 am. -21
Evening star., 1952-12-21
FURNITURE-LEATHER
FOR HOME AND OFFICE
AT TERRIFIC SAVINGS

New genuine leather sofas, club
chairs; At prices ordinarily paid for
@ 9Sea 1lunrniturs. 416 5th st. NV,
FuRN.-Corner cabinet. coffee table.
hbTbywo4d batbinsfts BEDS dFst book shelves, bar
Pre- school desk, gate leg table. chairs
mo. EN-. 3-7S93. 81
FURN. living room bed davenport,
PLASTIC rocker. 9x12 wool rug with
pad; occasional arm chairs, S15O
sse sci al ro0 or bed S and ss stPasss ASo
FURN.-Mahogany dinette suite; 2
Wilton rugs. kitchen table, 2
chairs; l single mattress; 13-pc. Fish
robe; size is. new. JA. s-sa1s. Il.
chairs, $50; fiuorescent desk lamp,
20: GE waffie iron and grill. used
once. like new. $40. ia s-0576.
FTsNsOfs t5s1s: aor lounge 9vn,n chstE r.. end
woman Obliged to
leave FOR Europe, must sell new mod
ern furniture for efficiency apt. DU.
1,3s31 bet. IL am: and 3 pm 81
fdTRNwLiy drsNcrs T. rm nnrt.: pcs chest of
FURS..e-piece liv. rm. suite. Sidoo:
3-piece bedrm. suite, mattress and
ssgeTd,nssi sed s1s5; 3.i74S Hollywood bed. sgle''
coidspot. excel. cond.
$1O0, TV. Al cond., sell Sl75.
Studio couches. reas. Ii. 6-4s13;
bed, rust colored. with
slip covers will sacrifice for S75.
For appointment phone co. 6-156s.
FIYRN:: URN, ] maroon couch; good con;
FuRN.-TV set, g. chairs and sofa,
8 lamps. end tables. kit. table and
saai5s' Shops w9 g9od aSSs cSnS;; reas; must sell
mahos. % drop-ieaf Tab table. ose iTe. mirror. d.
pictures. lamps. etc. LU. 4-4521. 419
32rd st. Sc. Apt. 1O4. 21s
room suite, beds.
dressers, rugs, chairs. radio. mangle,
club couch. Sewing machine WO,
provincial sofa, wine
ana gray, 500; walnut bureau. $50;
child's chifferobe, secretary. See in
Chevy Chase: K!. $4,000.
FURN,smoGoy, Winthrop secretary. like
chair. S25; must sell. RA. al 800.
FURN.--2, walnut twin beds. $50;
$40; child's station wagon, So. so;
12x15 gray rug, Mohawk, perfect.
yita Sinsoz rubber lock pad s1a5: RA'
FURN..sofa bed, $40: liv. rm. suite
SIS; Kitchen table. sis. Open Sum
day. Ii. 4-607S.
Chippend2le style. ex-
rd.. silver Spring. JU. !? 7O7S.
house being vacated;
wardrobes, chairs, rugs. misc. Of all
kinds; best offer See Sun. only. / to
4. 17t0 Good Hope rd. sc.
couch. coffee table,
KIT. cabs. s-cu;-ft. 1850 retgr.. cor;
nices. folding door, other items, all
excel. cond,. very reas. DU. 7-2s21.
buffet. night table,
dresser. chest tblond oak): also sofa.
2 large chairs, rug. JU. 5-4969.
Simmons Hide-a-
bed, excel. cond.. orig. cost $3.50,
will take $75; maple dinette set with
table pad. excel. cond., S35. ia.
FURN.@Lovely mahos. buffet. must
sacrifice. Sl5: matching solid mahog.
EI. ESqns s.stRs sipi table. SIS; both for s26.
FUSN.gBsdreom suite. sofa. radio.
phono. comb. console table and
chairs, end tables. Call LU. 2-69S5
eItes pm. sun.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
F U RNITU RE Large lot
really desirable late StYle

F U NIT TURE Large lot
really desirable late style
new and used furniture of
all kinds of suites and odd
pieces will be sold by public
auction at WILLIAMS AUC-
TON HOUSE, 918 New York
ave., this TueSh (Dec. 23rd)
Commencing at 2 pm. In
cluding very fine up-to-date
genuine leather top lamp
and coffee tables, small lot
new silverware of various
kinds, suitable gifts, etc. Also
twin mahog. bedrm. suite,
double bed, mahog. bedrm.
suite, chrome and maple
breakfast sets, French motif
3-pc. liv. rm. suites, odd
lounge chairs, also new
lounge and club chairs, fan
cy table lamps, etc., etc.
Sale starts promptly at 2
p.m., continues all after
noon. Exhibition now to
sale hour. 'Auctioneers ph.,
MA. 2679.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sAls

DIAMONDS. lady's SOL, % Ct, $3.50;
saHS: ssSo; lads Sstc' sts ssss; ladys esil' s
sts;: $500: LIVINGSTON & Co.
DIAMoND Il j. RING. aiS 3 stones, about
9/I0 carats. Sacrifice $135. LU.
DIAMOND aaSSi BRACELET from pawn.
and . cultured pearls: $500 Value
AA1SsiB PAWNBRoKsRs, 81 ssc + fa6s fAtGNHn Lee hwy
DAfaMoSNb. Asl oSh ~ va. a.lIza ine color. pl.tl.
pup RR3%aTnEtinFEA R%TE FEAWSBRoKEks vESR eaHn 1890 1896
Lee hwy, Arlington. Va, ia. g
DIAMOND, RING. large center dia-
mond with 1S smaller ones. Best
paMoNp Is RNS RfNsS$oR carst aftsf SIDE Hoen ais
ne WW0nds, 1ote set in platinum; reas. Call
DIAMONDS - - Large selection. from
Se & $500 6Haseatfss vases ses
Lee hwy. Rossiyn. Va, ia 2-l777.
DIAMOND RING = Solitaire, heir
loom; fine diamond; approx. 20 carat;
set in Tiffany mounting; must sacri-
fice; no dealers; $295. CO. 5-6095.
DIAMOND WEDDING BAND. 30 dia-
1928 eyes,. Sat. and Sun.
DIAMOND RING (5) stones, plati-
mum. large diamond center. 4 small
er-not chips. Cost $3.50. Must
sacrifice, $500. Call after IL noon.
DIAMOND DINNER RING, 12 stone,
$500. LU. 1-64OS. 2ls
DIAMOND RING. go points, 6 side
diamonds, white gold: $225. UN.
Evening star., 1952-12-21

mirror backs, 2 for $25: mehog. cor:
ner shelf. So: gray floral occasional
chair with slip cover. $45; Colonial
picture, gold frame. So: porcelain.
torn,aae top cabinet table; $40: drspss and
la 1adder extends ss to 10 IT.. $3.50.
FURNITURE - Hide-a-bed. Kroehler,
gray frieze. perfect ccnd.; cost $500
FURHHTuRfE Rsfo Si sbSS; dinine Jq qoo s5ss ses
sofa and other living room pieces: !:
unusual mirrored coffee table. ali
Items Items very good condition. WA. 2
FURNiTURE-Two armless. modern
type chairs, gold color; $35 for two.
rosewood whatnot. mshosssnyy ahRossny book. bSsSs,
:, case and misc. EN-. 3-5443.
FURNiTURE-Must sell sun, mov-
ing. You name price! Bed. Holly
woGd; woo .o6I. d6fe;; sofa, lge., covered. clean
red plastic; chest of drawers, grass
ssugs, lamps; Sun, pm. and eve,
sso1 lev pkl' New Md Hampshire ave" Lang
F!UIRHNITrURE-2-piece r. liy. rm. suite,
S$.a9;: S$a9; TV chairs. So ca; lamp
Table So sS sass as ssssE scnd ~ T5S ss$S sSl5ss
FURNITURE-New 3-pc. liv Tm
suite, sofa-bed, apt. refgr., blond
rPsS hsdTm; SS1L,iSyYite ,iSyYite. rugs: DU. 7-s232.
sell: includes % occasional Rsti Chairs. %ISs bls
Gal, cocktail, end table. CO.
FTRNiTyRE-Mahor. drop.leaf ia
Die and pads, tier table. Hoover
tsSls ttaSHum5 pr; decorator % lamps, vanity
chairs. 10-in. Tv., mOuton fur
sfssr. f ia "a. 81 e.55fse fsee'' 'ond'; best
FHRNNITURE F. Occasional chairs,
e chscH hss9toWa Wat.r sse yictoT EteT
FURNITURE@Loye seats, Dr.. s75
each. Matching chair and hassock,
S6o; All upholstered bone white
PLASTIC chsst sa slsathsretts; st Cherry chest-on-
$ls.5o = each. tables. other Items TENS
FURNiTURE-1ove seat. brown and
tan satin striped. down "ushions;
FgRNiFTRE fTss9 fGRf d. sisnstsop 1ntSS secret.r,
desk, Chippendale. fine rare mahog.
tables: leather chairs: French period
din. rm. suite: wool hook rug,
i~A1oT2', FHllCo air cOnQltlOner, "a
h.p.: odds and ends; dishes: elec-
trical appliances. Books, spinning
wheel, demitasse cups and coffee
pot: many other articles. RA. g.
FURNITURE Diplomat leaving
bedroom furniture for s sale. pU Hitf
|FuRSYTTiuRE FutSTTi Beaut. chippendal,
chair, !glass-top coffee table, throw
all prac. new. KE. 7-1042.
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-n bet
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm., Twins
rm., from unclaimed freight anC
factory samples, etc. great saw
ingS for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG, 460 New York ave. NV,
daily 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 7-431O
FURNITURE, chrome and plastic
sofa. tables and chairs. JU. s.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
FURS-MINKS-FURS

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Natural mink coats. capes. Jackets
prices. II you dreamed OF mink and
BHrE AK Tqs6Fss F1Rs Gsas' cSR sss sfs .nd Nd
FUR CAPE, beaver. full-length, lux
ssiSSs}y sSoo saeree nsS s4sS E1
FUR CAPE. Norwegian blue fox. prac-
Rs tieallS Ss.SsSS nsE; cost $780, sell $3.50
FIR CAPE-stone Marten. size 1e
t5est s5eS aqsAlity RA alssT7 ssT 7c0nd' ao-in long
FUR CAPE, gray squirrel. latest style
excel, excel soae6 saa6o sa26 or best offer
FUR CAPE. wheat -colored, new. siz.
1918, $139. .RA. 6-O2O4.
FUR COAT. mouton. 1914, full-cu
sleeves. back. $50. WA. 7-4S92
FgR COAT. natural skunk. size le
size So. wo. S s-7645. A" i"1''' 200
FUR COAT. sheared raccoon, excel
SEsALp. eGRa Best R&t Sfie5: s4s7sl 3sll MRS F1rz
ike new. Sl50. IA. s-2s03.
FUR COAT. moving west, black Per.
sian lamb, size IL, almost new; cost
81 900. Sacrifice. RA. 3-1179.
FUR COAT, black Persian lamb, vel
vet trim, fingertip length; excel
cond. size IA: $500. WO. 6-6O4S
FUR COAT, black skunk, like new
size 14-16. full length: $50 or oes
of1er. RA. 3-1773.
FUR COAT, black Persian broadtail
fare back onS new lining; size IA. 49,
FUR COAT, black, Hudson seal, per.
SSao sest coIditi1p os1f s25o size 1915 1918; cost
Fur R. C0AT;; A Seaut; black Persian
FGR Pfs' c62ff oaf biaek Me SSsto seal! cloth coat
ffHy Sack kaueFs Heye TRIM tan dresses slsss
EM' Eelyeti 3.hG7a aIl 1898: mans suit as.a9
FUR GOAT, black Persian. Size IL.
FUR COAT. Mouton. size 1916. full
best offer. JU. 5-S764. 1-6.
FUR COAT. brown Mouton lamb. siz,
1915. just cleaned. excellent condi
tion; reasonable Phone EN-. 2-7726
FUR COAT, Mouton. size 1S: S1OO;
practically new. EN-. .2-5OS4.
FUR COAT. black Persian, very fins
quality; medium size; % length; ex-
Gel; cond. UN. 4-3919; Sun. RA
FUR COAT. mink, natural ranch. siz,
II, 1st-class cond., good style. Price
$3.50. EN-. 2-l9S2. -2l