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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21
CLEVELAND, OHIO
BRANCH 33

The regular monthly meeting
will be held Sunday March 9.
1852, at zoo p. m. at the East
Side Sachsenheim.
This meeting will be very i'm
portant as we have to plan date
for the dedication of the picnic
grounds. Come to the meeting
and help decide when this should
be done.
The members on the sick list
this month are: Sam Rienerth
VIM. Lutsch; Peter Weiss; VIM.
Resets; John Schieb ST.: and
Michael Schmidt. The members
wish them all a speedy recvery.
2l, 2S
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=
Treaty and the related security
pacts with the Philippines. Austria
Ia and New Zealand. Written into
the resolution of approval Of the
japanese Peace Treaty is a state
nlent that the agreement does not
strengthen Russia's claims to for
mer Japanese territory, nor does it
recognize, any Russian concessions
in the l945 Yalta agreement. These
include the Kurile Islands and
South Sakhalin.
IN EUROPE the idea of unity is
4 making real progress. The Schu-
man Plan Treaty has been approved
by France, West Germany and The
Netherlands. Belgium and Italy
hold back, fearing to lose rather
than gain under such q consolidat-
ed set-up. Yet, there are safe
guard causes" in the Treaty espe-
cially designed to protect French,
Italian and Belgian steel producers
thru the period Of transition.
In the Far East We find Japan
offering to sell 25o,ooo tons Of steel
for either dollars or sterling pro-
vided she participates in the devel-
opment Of natural resources in
Southeast Asia. Needing iron-ore
solely, Japan Is very naturally in
terested in the iron-ore deposits
in Malaga and elsewhere in the
area.
VOU will recall that during the
i last session OF Congress intro
duced Joint resolution to create
a Commission for national CONNIE
ration Of the Tooth anniversary of
the death Of John Howard Payne,
author Of Rome, Sweet Home
This day falls on April . Of 1852
The resolution became Public Law
IA In October OF 1861.
I am happy to advice you that
the following distinguished citizens
all prominent in the fields Of edu-
cation. religion and entertainment
have now been appointed BY the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21
Christvs-Dursteller
vervngIueckt

Sberaruneraau. - Ter Gbriitus.
Iariteaer Der Sberommergauer
Naiiionsipiele 1850, 2oui Greifin.
ger, bat iif beim Serihten Der ab.
iahrtsitrefc iiir Die pierten 8of'
id,ulmeiiterihnFten eineu Sonoerrib
uuo anohelbrud, silse3oaen. Gr bali
uls Noritono ser Sberammeraauer
Sfiahteilune oie rieiisen Snnee'
mensen iiir Die Gurd,iiibruns Der
SGuie nit III bcieitiaeu.
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ELLWOOD CITY JUNIORS


We held our regular meeting
Wednesday night at J 80. Routine
business was conducted by Chuck
Binder. the president. The boys
challenged TIE girls to basket
bali game to be held in the near.
A roller skating party was
planned to be held on Wednesday,
Feb. 20, at the Elport Skating
Ring. The party will start at 80
and will last until? Rev. korbcr
was special guest at the meeting.
We played a basketball game
with New Castle, Saturday night.
and guess what? We lost. TIE
score was o3-25. Bill Berendt
was heigh scorer for Ellwood
City, and Mike Lintz was for New
Castle.
Our next meeting will be March
II at 7:3O.
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UnwiederIegbare
Liquidation

8ubapeit. - SIN srobten acblen.
berswerf llnaarns limo fiirslit 80
@eralel,te erid,riien rporoen, me!bete
ser britiid,c Munoiunf. Gin 2e.reuti
iei l,nn,oalid,. periidlerte Der Sen6er
nit 8eitimmtbeit. Die Bersleutr lei.
en tpeaen Sabotase Der Vrooutticn
perbaftet uno in ser 8r,1be lelbIt
liauibiert tporben. Die 2eif,en babe
man 5,lr Abidreflus anoeren Sum.
pelS aeseigt. ....
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21

Soraou. @lbe. - Nm bellihten
Gage ipaiierte fiiralih Elm ;suds
nact 3iillsoorf i'm areis Eorao,l
hinein. un,freiite Elm 6aus in Der
Mittc oes 9orfcs. fIetterte slpein,al
aufs 'senlterbrett ,uo Id,aute ins
3inmer, iprana auf einen GfapeI
grennhols, bon ia ouis Oah, bann
auf Den S6ornitein linb fiel hins
ein. 2ort tpllrbe linn bann Der
6uraus aen,aht.
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+. S. J. A. NEWS

The Bowling Tournament is
next Saturday March lst, so lets
get going and have good time.
For the ones who have to work
Saturday there will be a dance
Saturday night at the Canton
Saxon Club.
II any club would like to have a
basketball tournament this year
get in touch with ME at the bowl
ing tournament. There has to be
several teams playing. Anyone
who has an idea about what
should be done about basketball
games, don't hesitate to let loose
Don't forget, if you can't make
the Bowling Tournament be sure
and come to the dance. See yor
there.
John R. Schneider, Pres
..n. -.. p, %
- Please patronize our ad
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
EAST SIDE LIEDERTAFEL

The East Side Liedertafel Sing
ing Society is sponsoring a
"Wurst Markt' and Bake Sale
with card party, to be held at
the f. S. Sachsenheim on Friday
evening, March I, 1882. For
advance orders, please phone Mrs.
Mary Guip, Re. l-5O43 or Mrs.
5. Deliino, ke. l-OS26.
Masquerade Ball Sat. February
25rd.
Martha Meier, Seer.
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lebensmitteI mach
observation-disclosures"

Frdl - We9en Der lonIen6en
Gcridldri',ng bes Mnngels an Sc.
,ensnlitteln p.roe in Ser 5id)eho.
ilonafei fiirslid, ein neues aarten.
'pitem cirseiithrt. @dbreno bisher
Die pcr'd,ieoeneu Garter ie nod III.
tersgriippen ausgegeben ,plirben,
miro niinmehr oas r9eiitungsprin.
sip" angelpanht.
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Siebenbiiroiid,. .2lmerifoniihes Dolfsblatt

Horak, who departed this life
suddenly January the llth.
, When we asunder part,
1t gives us inward pain;
But we shall be joyned in heart,
And hope to meet again.
w. SCHNEIDER. Secretary.
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DETROIT, MICHIGAN
ANNIVERSARY

Tie Anniversary Dance was a
huge success. TO those who as
sisted in the various committees,
we wish to express our thanks
and appreciation. There are still
some tic kets outstanding. These
must be turned in by March ,,
1Oo)
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Persoeniielnes

,sruelliaente sSitlpe. iiher 80 sahs
re alf. mDhte 6ausbdlteriniteQe bei
ebeniplhem Mam1. l'tltR l,ltberiid,
iein, Sad,ie pcer 9eutit,er. 9todsu.
iraoen mad, Soousholterin, 567 Dit
ia. Strabe abenos ,piid,en 7 iutS
o. -:
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CLUB SECRETARIES

Notices arriving Wednes.
day morning at our. office
cannot be considered for pu-
blication this same week in
the future.
Please, mail early enough
because we have to stick to
our dead line!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21
IN Loving Memory
OF our beloved nephew
a.
Eddy Foth

who lost his life for his country
eight years ago
It the roses lost their fragrance,
And the flowers lost their dew.
They would feel the same as we
i did
Dear Eddy, when we lost YOU.
If all the world was ours to give
Wed give it. yes. and more
To see the face of the one we so
loved
Come smiling through the door.
Your loving Aunt, Sophie,
Uncle Martin, Bob & Betty.
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MEETING

All members are urged to at
tend the next regular meeting OIL
Marcl, ,. 1882. This promises to
he quite all interesting session, so
lets have big turnout.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21
SIX LIST

We are happy to report that
sister Eva Nogelhuber and bro
theirs George Lienerth Sr., and
Michael Lutsch ST. are now re-
covered Our only hope is that the
two remaining members, brothers
Michael Lerner Sr.. and Martin
Schmidt take the hint and do like
wise.
Arthur W. Seller. Sec.
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is. J. A. BOWLING
TOURNAMENT
CANTON RECREATION LANES
1lS0 Market Ave. NJ, Canton, o.
MARCH l.t K End, 1852
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Saturday March l.t, 1852
II :SO-l2 90 P. NJ. H OF ell Re-
gistration.
II 90 | 90 p. NJ. L Lunch h -
Restaurant.
l:30- 800 ?. NJ. Five men
team event.
500 5 90 P. NJ. Doubl. Event.
500 900 p. Nj. Supper. (No
supper served at the club. }
9:OO-l2 80 A. NJ. Dance at
Sachsenheim Club.
Music by Polka Toppers.
Sunday March End, 1852
II so 20 P. NJ. Singl. Event.
l:W- 200 p. NJ. Hotel Check
out.
2:3O =. NJ. Banquet ID i n II +
tChicken.)
Presentation OF trophies.
Copy was too late to be printed
i'll its entirety. Rest will follow
next week.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21

WHILE the Senate has passed 80
w measures and the House II,
only three of these measures have
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-21

p a S Sc d bot h
H o u 81 es q n d
have &C o m e
p u b ! ic la ".
These figures in.
clud9 public and
private meas
ures.
THE S e n q t e
i Foreign Re-
lations Commit
tee has unan-
m o u sly ap-
proved the Jap
A~>A> n
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vertisers. .. :..
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S,aroinss ,Srau fannte feline
Sh,pdtten. Sic lpllste. ipie es llm
i'm itann uno haR ct ieinen uer.
rGteriihcn ,Srun,oen beoins,nlaslos
allsacliefert lpar. 9lud, 6arrp
9allabertp fannie 6oroinas 9iebess
affGre nnp bate ben Eraiioenten
oau, in iciner 6uno. ,Sran ioarhina
Evening star., 1952-07-24
BUILDING MATERIALS
NEW AND USED

ACE WNECkING' q
BUILDING MATERIAL CO.
z002 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-0500.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
$sS, so: UNITED TYPEwRrrER co.

500, so. UNITED TYPEWRrrER c.
cAMERAsLMovine a1ss \ aim to new location: !:
entire stock Of cameras. projectors.
meters. tripods. etc, on sale at up
to 50% discount. Greatest price re-
fMoT6 4SF6 SUI ous sth hissSy snd Pa FoRe
CAMERA, Graphic type, 3A by "A,
and accessories; like new. Call AID.
1892 between 7;3O and $50 Pm.
CAMERAs.--contessa. IS. Tessar 2.s
lens. built-in range finder and ex-
posure meter, fash, cync. case. New
condition. real bargain; S125. Also
Super Ikonta c. sos. DI. 645s be-
CxMERA GUIDE, free. Pay Pay e-is mo-.
top photo-movie EQUIP; 1-year guar :,
trade ins. Open 9 to 6 CThurs. 9
to %. Air cond. BRENNER. .933
Pa: ave: NV. RE. 2434. Park free.
time to buy the most luxurious Of
carpeting Imperial Servannal; cost
$36.50 per yard. private party will
sell at tremendous reduction;
never been cut nor laid; 12'x15'.
9'x21'6"; ozite padding to At; color,
CASH AslaS1RTssnf kEGfsrER. sH saTToush. ssGs Tins,
81 soS' to $a9o M. o4Is. y perfect condition. ss
Cash REGISTER, National. electric,
registers from ! penny to 500 80:
CEMETERY LOTS, Fort Lincoln, 3
grave sites, beautiful location; value,
$500; will sell for $3.50. TO. 6172,
Mr.. SWINDLE. -26
CHINA-Booth's real old willow. serv-
ice for 4: incl: cream. soups and
platter. $40. OV. 1874. -25
CHINA CABINET (walnut), excellent
ccoonnddition, reasonable. Call GE.
CLUB SOFA, T-cushion style with
slip cover; excel. cond.. $25. sH.
COAL. WOOD RANGES. oil ranges;
ACNE STOVE. 10ii 7th. Ma. se5s.
COCA-COLA BOX-Sealed unit. good
condition; must sell. TU. 042O, 276
Carroll St. Takoma Park. D. c. go
COLLECTORS ITEM, ledger account
4-430O or-Hf. 3-2O44 -cS
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

ROCK CREEK HALL. 2400 10th st.
Sgle., dbles.: reas.; recr. rm.; TV:
free pking.: blk. Col. .rd.: daily maid
service: roof: 3 porches. HO. 96l7.
DUPONT CIRCLE. clio r st. kn1H nv
Single room with running water:
nicely furn.. 2nd fl. front. "a
5OO5 18th ST. N.W.-Desirable rm.,
Tv tEln ksehen Rsds FOR pryeses eesDe oE Use Sso
CONN. AND R-Large beautiful furn
sS$' Ss5Stss q. ssiiz: z44S saii dotDHN $5S-
byaie bed person ensn Anr "a. '4sss. 1895 24 9aoie
or dble.. close to bath: 1929 Della
..MifsSN VII 81 HEousHEA,o E. sfssa 1ssa 18th st.
$40, semi-pvt., bath; $50 pvt. bath.
1s15 a1 sssS. sfss ST. NV. Small. Gle clean
room, mes near bath and shower ST.
WEsrMiNisrER us MINISTER HoTEI--1eo7 18th
st.-Sgle. and dble. rms: running
water; $s-$15 wk. Tv; fans. Ho.
MASS Ass WIS. AVE. sEc.-conv. car
ssn.@sn D1s sool se se 6R 5R 49s aSns as privilss
BEAUTIFUL RIM, suitable for 8. with
back porch; $4S mo. Also l for $40.
pGPoST GhS ST' dfRclE tSRc VIC. 171i rs 18th
st. p.w.-Two single sleeping rms
So. 80 and $25; DU; 9595. .-26|
decorated rms; daily maid services;
iEsasS1sd E.spss1s .,. 'fsy10f na no islS a2Ss
FARMINGTON-l624 18th ct. NV.
near Dupont circle. Maid service
24-hour switchboard service. phonel
in all rooms; convenient location |
Single: $40 up: double. $3.50 up.
rRE H. EARLE. 1913 Bntmors ST.
Large nicely furn. rm. with porch.
laundry privileges. DU. 577S. gel
COLUMBIA RID, IS3f-Ss. SO week;
sgle.. rms, 5 bs.. shwrs TV:, parkn;
TV, radin, refgr., cool air-foam or
innerspring. single. $40: larger, S15-
sci. 2147 ,, EX. o653.. .-23
ROOMS, nicely furnished; single or
double: near wardman Park: girls
,sfs g e0aD!s Z sr. Nj FS'wiM7walkins Nv distance
downtown; nice. clean single; $3.50
zee sss HOBART ST. N.w.-Laree.
nicely furnished sleeping rm. in
quiet home. close tc bath. unlimited
phone. HO. 6265. -25
1888 N. n. AVE. N.w.-"Ths Pan
amanian." ON the historic. avenue;
front single room: weekly rates.
1850 GIRARD ST. N.w.-%The
Palmer House: near shopping eens
ter, clean single. near bath; sso5O
week. -30
Evening star., 1952-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE Solid oak, hand.
carved. lO-piece dining rm. set
S295. 20. S-79o7 after o'clock
FURNITURE sALE-Brand-new. bet.
ter-grade bedrm.. dining rm., livine
room from unclaimed freight and
factory samples, etc. A great saw
ings for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG, 460 New York ave. NV;
daily. 1915; Sat. It'll 4. RE. 43l0.
FURN.. all new, solid mahogany
double dresser and bed, S275; 7-ft.
sofabed. green, damask, contrast
ing chair. $l25. ME. 1927, 5 to 8.
city. must sell CON-
plete one-bedrm. apt. furn.. beauti-
1ul; also Oriental rugs. Call from
40 ewes. Ii. .4-7939. eos 18th st
FURN.-Hotpoint electric range. Ser
vel refgr. with freezer compart-
ment. cherry double dresser and
mirror and bed. sofa. chairs, pine
drop leaf table; all like new. Call
evenings, KI. S-1360. 90
and Darrell back chair: very reas.
excel. cond. AP. 6472. "a
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MIscEL. FOR SALE (cont. }

AIR CoND., 2.-h:p; Carrier con:
best offer. JU. S-9643.
AIR CONDITIONER, York. 1-ton con-
sole; excellent condition; $500
Temple S744 for appointment: -2d
AIR CONDITIONER, CARRIER-k2-
h.p., air-cooled. Suited for once,
small home or apt, excel. cond. ia.
AIR ocoNDIT1oNER. "a h.-p.. soot
york. $50; window type. $2l
each: need some repair. STANDARD
SALVAGE CO., 1882 1st st. ne.
ak * E:cooSSfbSir1oNER oSfS1 philco a.Eh. p
Used l mo-. fully recrated due t.
moving. $2S5. JE. $3.50. 81
AIR CONDITIONER, GE console
model: 1-ton unit; 5000 or best
offer. DE. O521, after 6. -25
AIR CONDITIONER, one 5-ton Chrys'
Ter Airtemp; brand-new in carton
Ar, r. CONDITIONING ITi uN1r-Used re-
conditioned GE., for home or office.
S195 cash. VIII deliver. MI. 1854.
AIR CoNDITIoNER. s.-ton. console,
pahA peTa eSpd sRvIE SlTS sns haul it away
AIR 1fEipS coNDiffoNER. ri niTi York. y h.p.;
S65. Good cond. Apply after 6
ICE CREAM PARLOR
CHAIRS-Excel. cond. OR. 06S1
hetUepn and 4 n M 20
Evening star., 1952-07-24

MoSI popular Dr9nQs, new 19bS
%Gfes T,S in oFsns rig. se,I,s factory esrtSns Ss
count for cash. DALMo SALES CO.
923 11th st. NV, EX. 1905. -2E
DESK, OAK, S56; Oak dinette set
8 chairs. $75 or best offer. y Like
DESKS-Files, fans. chairs. mimeo-
grsph. addressoeraph. time clock.
%k sh5. psoNH & Must &c &c nj; p vsss Il sSss Sss
DIAMONDS, iady's sol. " Ct. G sioo;
ssGn iadys = y ct., $3.50; lsdyy,s sdyS. l Ct:
cepted. LIVINGSTON & CO. 1923
H st. NV, ME. 344O. Open till 6
DGcfAFaoNfMTvo 4; saeSSfay$ recorders. Ss model
%R! ssRd!ss|SR; ssg6. Total price $3.50: PIP PSPne
matched oecaansdion OCCASIONAL chairs. $40.
6iNINt! Gsll 10 RSSM S,SS2s; ;s,urr-w.imnr234 o
I2GS gfs. seE% Geod .,,so consition. s175. Can
Eyerhot. Westinghouse refrigerator:
FAN. lge. size. Westinghouse COM
duu dlSO = T4-H.ps
air cond.: like new. WO. 9766.-
FAN, Pain. Emerson electric; excel
lIfn lsnt sessko s0aS;; reas' Call sL' 7722' or
FAN-16-in. -wall-type exhaust and
automatic shutter; used / season.
$40. KINGS. 1904 7th st. NV.
FAN-so-in. pedestal. s36. ao-,n.
exhaust fan: $50. Call after 5; 80
sNa siss. .s5. 'ffo Ho. s5eo. 81 PEDESTAL -as assw'
FAN, large pedestal; 4 blades; excel
lent condition, S75. Call LU. 2
FANS, elec.. all types, finest % condi-
ton. After $50 pm. before $3.50
am, LU. 4-4169, or 1920 Chester
ST.. AnacoStia. s.e.
FANS t2).. standing. 24-in. blade;
each. Will take S85 or best offer
TIE. 2121 or TIE 6743. go
FANS 90; direct current; in excellent
condition.; reasonable. GE. 1894.
FANS t3, 10 inches. oscillating, En-
erson; practically new. s25 each.
|FIUokEScENT LIGHT FIxTUREs-
4-tube. 4Sn drop type. Reasonable
Call RE. 1853 80
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SITUATIONS WOMEN
COOK-LAUNDRESS, first class; want!
days work or part time. Ii. 6-4350

COOK-LAUNDRESS. FIRST class: wants
days work or part time. Ii. 6-4350
GIRL, colored, desires general house
work and child care; 5-day week.
NSRsE-HoTsEKEfpER. SPS *iH1G EsKIaEEfpER white "a reli-
able; live in: will go to the country;
refs. Box o3O-C, Star. 25'
PRAC. NURSE, colored, desires child
care. waitress. Day work. Ii.
PRACTicAL NURSE desires 8 or TO-
hour night duty. Call NO. 1862.
RECEPTIONIsT-TYPIsT - Attrac ctive
girl pleasing personality, wants
Job with business firm. Good ref
erence. Box 227-C. Star. 30'
WHITE HOUSEKEEPER. middle aged.
with 12-year-old child, wants good
home in exchange for general house.
work; live in; excellent references;
salary optional. Phone 10. 2-67S9.
ATTENTION EMPLoYERs-stenog-
raphers. typists, clerks. available
fall behind in your work. Immedi-
ate efficient service. Call MISS
BARRETT, ST. 1871.
REFINED. matured lady as comp.
TO elderly lady; no nursing, laund. !:
live in: $25 wk. Box 2O9-C. Star.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, desires child care. g.
day week. Exper., refs. AK. 1879
GIRL. colored. desires work as child
care, bus girl or salad girl. NO
GIRL, colored. desires eh.w.. part OF
tul! time to5 sS, working couplss;z
WOMAN. colored. desires housework;
8 days. No Sundays, or small chill
LEAVING D. C.. Desire to place
fine. reliable colored girl as maid
or child's nurse. About August /
A Nh REEIaBLE iIsi GIRL desires s.h.w.
fond of children. Very good ref
erences. IA. SOFA.
COLORED GIRL desires day work
5h-day week. $5 plus carfare, ex-
peri. ref. Call ia. 1868.
COt0RED GIRL desires as,,g.n. s;h;w' E9oe H2%
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFGR;-Frigidsire. g Gu: #. full
RUGS-Aubusson carpet, also orien-
RtJc al rugs sop p5iess 5ssz s4S FsdScea BARE
sEGsdlo9n SFS. oRi 4sss. Eits pad' slightly s Hssd
RUG, wine. 9xi2, Alex-smith with
pad. $50 4105 Warner St., Ken
sington. Md, -Lo. 4-0540.
RUGS, Sisal. 9xl5. S25;. 6x9, $40,
99s1 both s,f for $50; matching beige,
sAxoPHoNE, made by Buesher. in
excellent condition. Call ia. s-1942.
SCREEN DOORS te)-size 8 it.. s.s
in. by sx:s, IT,; :oSd IT. of In 9fs Sy f. s
Screen S'e1j WIRE iSR0' s3LEElge Ale es' So, #.
IA. 4-I234. FUCKER LUMBER. 'N'
SEWING MACHINE. Singer, portable
yina SIth maple ma console. Sacrifice at
SEWING v1s; f' MACHINE, Singer 3loo15
tailoring machine and American
blind stitch machine; 2 blond plate
glass showcases; l custom-made
cutting table. TAILORING, shop. going
out Of business. Temple S744 for
SEWING MACHINES, August clear
ance sales; buy now and save up to
$40. New and used machines. all
makes, 50 UP. 29lS Wilson bldv.
SEWING MACHINEs-clean-up sale
Of all rebuilt machines. $3.50 TO
guar. sf'O' Swine vSi Gaffains MacH1NE NET Ext K
CHANGE. 24l2 18th st. NV. co.
sIWiNG MACHINE SALE. 's >. Size
elec. portable, S29.50; elec. con-
sole, $45. 3sl2 Lee hwy. CH. 4914.
SILICA-GEL made for U. S. Govt.
per ID. Orig: cost 81 per ID. For
Removes dampness. stops musty
over and over. Can XII. S-s677 any
day for del. 10 lbs. or more or pick
up any quantity at warehouse SatS..
only. 6 a.m.-4:30 pm. I. ]. KRA-
MER, 1881 HUNTINGTON ave-, Alex
andria, Va. (near Telegraph rd).
SINK, cast iron, double drain board
Also stainless steel sink and cabinet
top. Electric refgr. Call sH. 1861.
SLEEPING FANS, blow air from in
side out and from outside in. New
deyelopment. MA. 2l41; night, AP.
SOFA BED. full-sized, matching
lounge chair all new merchandise,
reg. S159.95, sale price SS9y5.
ANSONIA FURNITURE CO, Sol II
st, ne. Ii. 3-3364 -oR
Evening star., 1952-07-24
FARM 8 GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL, topping. pruning
insured and experienced. TAKOMA
TREE SERVICE, JU. $1,000. IA
TREE REMOVAL, SIS and up; get otn
free estimates and save money.
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE LO, BASIS,
BULLDOZER AND LOADERS--For
excavating, grading and land clear
ing; For free estimates call UN.
CLEAN FILL DIRT, top soil. blue
stone. road gravel, hauling. tree
remoy. 10. 3-5579; daytime only
FLAGSToNE for walks. patios, fire
places; S22 per ton; covers ap-
proximately 120 50. 1t. Call SH.
1928 or SH. 2447. 80
SO ACRES TREES, suitable for cord
wood; top soil or sod also. Phone
Laurel 97T-R, after 6 pm. --26
OATS FOR SALE-First quality.
Write or phone VIM. A. NHEFLIN,
Poolesville. Md. Phone Poolesyille
30OI, -27
Evening star., 1952-07-24
LEARN TYPING
SIS A MONTH
MOTOR TRAVEL

SEATTLE-Leave Sat. July 26. Youns
man desires or 2 passengers.
WANT iIis TRASsPoRrArIoN SSssSPeeoRrArIoN in return
for helping drive to South Dakota,
July 2S. Call WI. $3.50. --26
COUPLE DESIRES RIDE to Miami.
July %; return in two weeks. Phone
RA. 1909.
BOSTON-Leave Friday evening; take
three. Call OW. 1851 after 9 pm.
los ANGELES-195l Pontiac leay-
| ing July 1926; take 2 or 8. Call
after six; ref; ia. 2-7162. 24s
Evening star., 1952-07-24

FURS
This Year Price And style Nah:
GDMsSYMs 9Hs ASaEanss Fur Sale Worthwhile:
BASKIN FURS
Cor. Sth and q SITS. NV.
FURNITURE-complete living room.
including ~ set, table; Also com com
aa: sat: ssfrtssaets5 of sSmpsE: T VI sfSs
or apply 312s Lyndale place Sc.
FURNITURE; modern s-piece wine
mohairr living room set. b-piece bed
deSO. ddesE; sHt siTclisF ss, cocktail table. aHu.
FgRSSltFHGHRsE@sSs5pi.cl.l ~ HHs sS5i sal. on Ser
iliged. reconditioned, sofa beds. So5.
$29. $55;. Hide-a-bed. type. sofa.
soSp:s saS :s!s s4 g dss s ss,gss .5 sss Gsd sss
.Sn,h bog springs s..p O. legs Sos SIS; $50 $50; maple
sI::..ls ssIs; 81 Ind !ss:s s1a nne sss, S,; Ss2s,;
barsain: Duncan Phyfs din. s. rm.
sss; isSsio ssacs: 81: ,oun.sss;
s6sfFs snaffs ssssBEsniS ssB.s blond s9d n%p Sp .nd
modern mig. twin beds, maple
finish twin beds, secretaries, $40.
$50: mig. breakfront china cab
met. bargain; china cabinets, S25.
THE HOME SHOP. 1745 L st. NV.
RI; 1851. Terms. Daily Q to s.:
FURNITURE-Chests. table. book
cases skis. Call Sat. or Sun; ewes,
6:30-S:30. 460 Delafield pl. NV.
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bed
room. dining room and living room
suites, modern and traditional: fac
tory floor samples and railroad
unclaimed freight. l0fe down. "a
months to pay; Government service
personal discount, HENRY'S FURN.
CO.. 1928 7th ct. NV, HU. 3646.
FURNTTURE-Dinet set. lined oak.
buffet. china cabinet, table, 4 chairs.
$50. Bar, natural finished wood,
opens to 1Sx72". $50. Thor Dish
washer attachment. $50. Moving.
TIE. 471S. -27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beds, single.
2, $50 ea.; also / at $25: 8 end
tables. 50 ea.; Q night tables. SS
ca: 1 coffee table, IS: 4 table lamps,
81 ea.; easy chair. SEQ; miscel.
items. CO., OATS. PA