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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

BEAUTIFUL and newly COM
pletely furnished apt, 8 min
uteS' drive from 14th and r.
For details, call ia. 4-0977.
Call after 8 pm. Sun. and
all day Mon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

OR 2 GIRLS TO COMPLETE
group Of four. A ver,.. ,s.u ual g
bath apt; like-new mahogany furn.,
twin beds, huge closets. free heat,
light. gas and phone; clean. light
and inviting; ages 20 to 30; S36 per
month, EN-, S2O1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
1924 Vermont Ave. NV.
Apt. for 2. $72 mo. CO. 1904.
WALKING, DIS. DISTANCE

TO GOVERNMENT sEDos.
OPEN TODAY FROM l TO 5
1888 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Gracious living in beautifully new
furnished apis; consisting Of 8 rms.
pletely remodeled and decorated
bldg. Rooms are spacious and well
ventilated, all modern kitchens, new
garbage disposals, cabinets. ranges.
refrigerators. New baths, latest type
fixtures. Venetian blinds, drapes ID
Rent 0S Slsb n1 m g1tlsS and Srn ,,S
LOUIS VETTORI, DI. 6746; after
9 pm, call no. 4703.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

BEDRM., LIv. RIM, kitchenette,
bsmt.. pvt. entr.; neatly furn.; nth.
incl, S6S. Ia. 8070.
EMBASSY ROW-Completely private
apt. In exclusive house for aentle-
man with high diplomatic or similar
VIP status, preferably European or
Latin American; formal reception
with din: nm, gnest rm;, sun ter
Sun. except between 8 and $3.50
pm; weekdays after 9 pm.
CAPITOL HILL at Lincoln Park
Three new apartments, adults only,
: private baths, $75 and 500. 10A
18th St. Sc. Phone TR. 1887.
TWO-ROOM APT, redecorated. ideal
for one person or settled couple.
M APT. BiDG.; . rms, kit. and
bath, LIST a.; cow. downtown Local
ton. .705 4th st. NV; $76 per mo.
Can be seen to 4 Sunday.
M. 10th AND SHERIDAN N.W.-3
rms, kit, bath. utils.; eonv. store.
transp.; 8 girls pref. SH. 1856.
l224 MASS. AVE, NV. doyntow4s
LIST, floor: l-roofn enc. with pvt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

1908 MADISON ST.. NV. - Bsmt.
apt, furn., i rm. and kit, near 14th
81 RHODE ISLAND NV. = Ground
fir. front. large studio apt, newly
rempdeled; pvt. entrance, front and
yard, Suitable for 1 child; $50 so,
incl automatic heat and hot water
utilities, cleo. refgr. Apply premises
To MRS KELLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

MOTHER desires room and board for
self and child; care for child while
mother works. Call Ludlow 1-3903.
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e TRIPLE and double lge. front
a.; 18th st.; bus at door. CO. 2306.

STUDIO, corner rm., next bath, bal
1401 Fairmont st. NV. AID. 1854.
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my unusual studio apt,
for coming month to
persons; exceptional ap-
location, price. Box
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5000 Path ST. N.E.-Large front rm.,
big closet. Only roomer, quiet. cow
loo. Reas. MI. 1904.
NICELY FURN. RIM. for 2 In modern
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70. PLEASANT, 3164 18th t.
Two attrac. sale. rms, In refined
hSsnme; Eood tfs 1spS refs; s2b and
sE SS q .sIe az pla.. pvt. family:
24-hr. elev. service. Downtown NV.
location. CAN RE 0662. 10
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COW. DUPONf ClhCLE
S SiEls S SIt dq fac,l H i eya Ho ssss
e-REDRM. FURN. APT. in Sc. ,gardel
tyoe deyelopmert: liv rm., dinette
lit and bath; $40; no more thai
/ child; spacious rms, ample Sto q
age space; conya; location C. and can : nm \
ETyessEFa@ss NySI Gnsy bed-liv. I'm
Xii. din. rm., inclosed slee7in'
norch. pvt. bath. pvt. entrances; is
fioor; q responsible empl, adults, ~
children or pets; utils.; $50 mo
LGGEE. front Front RIM. and kit; nsxl;
heat and plenty of hot water; e
Stove and Frigidsire; share bath
S15 vk. II. T-A2Ag: u...
STREET LEVEL BsMT.-Large' nsn.
phone. garage; best shop, transp
1S SsS' SHEPHERD sT. N.W.-Liv. rm.
bedrm.. kit, newly furn.: dble: @
twin beds. Suit. for Q. To, lSll
clean bed.-liv. rn.. nt. and nd DRESSING
D Tms q c1Rc EiFls vr 81 rms
Kitchen. share bath. Also studio rrn:
kitchen. share bath; S60-s0. incl
EFFICIENCY APT.-Newly decor,
everything furnished. Reas. rent. 62'
SOUTHEAST Beautifully furnishe,
MI. PLEASANT SECTION. 1929 Xii
bourne ri. n.w.-Nice Groom apt
for cple. Also nice 4-rm. apt. fol
FREE RENT TO COUPLE or woman
for day care my child. Share house
5-RM., S-hedrm. apt.
LIST d. In apt. bldg. $50 r St. NE.
conv. transp. To. 1882, weekday
after 4 sun. and Tues. all day.
MT. PLEASANT SECTTON-Empioyet
business couple; 500 month. DE
u iiiai 18th sT.-studio ant. in
private home. suitable for Q nict
Young men. RA. 1914. -12
GEORGETOWN-Quiet apt, suit.
or 2 men; / bedrm.. bath, liv. rm.,
kitchenette, pvt. entrance; $3.50
HO. 2504, weekdays after 8 pm.
1909 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Studic
rm., kitehenette. gas stove and
sl lstsf. ba ic1Sa4ss BIvD.As rms,
kitchenette, bash, S62. so; no pets
Or children allowed; bus stops Ct
door. La CoNGA APIS, Collese
s sos i "a; ST., 1st fr.-Liv. I'm.
bedrm., bath. dinette. kit. phone
exit eonyen. loo. CO. sire.
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NICELY FURN. 5-room apt. with 2
large bedrms.. porches, yard, $3.50;
Mt. Pleas. sec, 1924 Kenyon st. NV.
1918 KEARNEY ST. N.E.-3-rm. apt.
and single rm. for retired or BUSH
nessraen. AID. 1901.
BSMT. APT, liv rm.-kit combina.
ton, bedrm.; no children. s02
Mass ave ne
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Bird AND KENNEDY BTS.
Two connecting single rms, maSte
Ledrm. with pvt. shower, new furn.
phone, maid serv. JU. 8-4470. 1t
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Mrs. Rosenberg Sees Rhee
After Touring Korea Front
BY the Assaelatad pr...

SEOUL. Nov. 10.-Assistant
Secretary of Defense Anna Rosen-
berg wound up her tour of the
Korean fighting front today.
Then she had tea with the South
Korean President, Syngman Rhee.
At the front she talked with
hundreds of American soldiers to
get their views on conditions. She
visited three American divisions
a Korean army corps headquarters
and a mobile army surgical hos
lpital. -.
Mrs. Rosenberg spent Saturday
aboard United States battle
snip and a carrier off Koreas
east coast.
She plans next to visit units of
the United States 5th Air Force
then talk with the wounded at
the 121st Evacuation Hospital
near Seoul.
Mrs. Rosenberg also visited the
front a year ago.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
lRightists and Fascists
Gain, Adenauer Party
Set Back in Germany
by ihs Associated Press

/ FRANKFURT, Nov. 1O.-Right-
list and Fascist forces scored
sharp gains and Chancellor Kon-
Trad Adenauer's middle-road Chris
titan Democrat Party lost ground
yesterday in local elections in
three West German states.
In Lower Saxony, British zone
birthplace of the outlawed Nazi-
like Socialist Reich Party, two
former Nazl officials were named
Ito public Office.
| Mr. Adenauer's chief opposition,
1.-THE Socialists tSocial Democrats)
ltleld their own and gained slightly
lin some areas.
| The voting was for $4,000 local
land district offices-mayors and
lefty and district councilmen-in
the British occupied states Of
North Rhine Westphalia. Rhine
Hand Palatinate and Lower Sax
|ony.
Communists Lose Ground.
Though issues were largely
local. observers watched the re-
suits for indications Of what lies
in store for. Mr.. Adenauer,s gov
ernment in next summers ma
tional elections. Election officials
said final results probably would
not be compiled before late to-
night.
The rightist trend benefited Mr..
Adenauer's three-party govern
ment coalition, even If it didn't
help the chancellor's party. The
righwing Free Democrat Party,
second strongest in the cabinet
alliance, picked up strength.
The Communists lost consider
able ground everywhere.
The radical frightwingers had
distributed thousands of swastika-
stamped leaflets asking the voters
to boycott the polls and "pa-
tiently" await the return of
Nazism. But the vote was heavy.
with election officials estimating
ballots were cast by IS per cent
of the Is million eligible voters.
Nazis Win Offices.
Notable among the former
NaziS who won Office were Will
helm Schepmann, former chief
Evening star., 1952-11-10

OF Hitler's brawling "SA" Brown
Shirts. and Albert Gnade, once
Nazi Mayor OF Gottingen.
Schepmann was elected to
town and district councils IN Gif-
horn and Gnade was renamed to
the Gottingen Town Council.
Both points are in Lower Saxony
Schepmann was q candidate OF
the Refugee Party which polled
most Of the votes formerly going
to the SRP. Gnade was backed
by the far-right German Party
the smallest group in Adenauer's
government.
The former SA general, now
unemployed, had not even
bothered to campaign. He said
his record and personality" were
enough to elect him.
The Socialists easily won for
Ernst Winter the Hanover dis
trict parliament seat left vacant
by the death of their chieftain,
Kurt Schumacher.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Academy Of Pediotrics
Elects 3 Doctors Here

Three Washington area physi-
clans today were elected to the
American Academy of Pediatrics
They are DR.. Thomas A. Chris
tensen Of 6905 Baltimore boule-
ward, College Park: DR.. John Phil.
lip McGovern of 4801 Connecticut
avenue NV. and DR.. Stanley
Harbert Steinberg Of 42l4 Six
teenth street NV. 4.
Doctors must have at least five
years of specializing in the care
of infants before they are eligible
for fellowship in the academy.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
|Numismotic Society
TO Mark Anniversary

The Washington Numismatit
Society will commemorate its
silver anniversary at 8 O'Clock
tonight at the Leander McCor-
mick Goodhart estate. Bellapais
Alexandria.
Honored guests will be Nellie
Taylor Ross, director Of the Mint:
Alvin W.. Hall. director of the
Bureau Of Engraving and Print
ing. and Col. Joseph Moss. presi-
dent of the American Numismatic
Society and past president Of the
Washington branch.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-23
KODIAK MIRROR
NOTICE
GAIL FOR BIDS

Notica is hereby given that blds will bo accepted at the office of the City Clerk until 500 P. M., September 3. 1852, for the reconstruction and re- pair of the City Dock, Kodiak, Alaska. Said bids to be subject to the contract specifications held for public view at the said office of the City Clerk.
 Bids will be publicly opened at a Council meeting to be held at 7::30 P. M., on September 8, 1852. The City of Kodiak re- serves the right to refuse any and all bids. 3-31.
 Isl Robert A. Hedlof,
 City Clerk.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-23
NOTICE

The Informal Group of Christian Scientists meet for Sunday services in the main floor of the Bank Building ev- cry Sunday at II am.
 Sunday School is held at the Same hour.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-23

FOR SALE-Kodiak Laundry.
 One Hollywood bedroom set and two mattresses. one Bendix washer, one com mercial washer, one ABC washer, one Hotpoint dryer, one oil range. one Colman hot water tank, one Frigi- dalre ironer, light fixtures, tables, cash register, scales
 counters, irons, ironing boards and numerous mis- cellaneous articles. Will sell
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-23
Livestock Growers Associa ion. pd 8 i 52

Mrs Bill Fitzgerald return ed on the Denali Monday after several weeks in the states. She visited her daughter and son-ln-law, MT. and Mrs. Bob Godfrey, and their first baby, Michael Scott, born July IS. The Godfreys live in La Grande, Ore.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-23

THE PATCHES-is going for a good buy, 22-foot east coast type dory and new this summer P horsepower outboard motor. Five hun- dred takes the works. Con- tact Zip or Fred Rose at 3652 or write Box A 805. Demonstrators anytime.I
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-23
cLASSlFDeDS
Continued from naoe 7

Continued from page 7 FOR SALE - house and trailer, furnished, in town. Phone 1862 or wire Tim Panamarioff, Ouzinkie, A. laska. Price $4,5OO.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-23

DODGE - power wagon. Available at Seattle, with winch, 750 by Is tires, heater, etc. This is a scarce hard to get unit with a de- livery wait of usually 10 months. Price F. o. E. dock Seattle, $3, 300. Ciaak's Gar age.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-23
separately or for a quick sale, $1, 800. ./

FURNISHED house, three rooms and bath. two iots for sale, $4,000. Renters will oblige. See Nosich at 46 DA Base. z 8-30
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-23

WANTED - two fountain girls. Apply at Knudsen's Fountain.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-23

FOR SALE-fully furnished three bedroom house. Din ing room IA by 20 feet, wall to wall carpet, 12 foot deep freeze, refrigerator, electric stove, automatic washer, hot water heat, Franciscan Ware dishes, Revere cook ware, all electric appliances, drapes and curtains. Small down payment. Full price. SIS, 900. Phone 2233. r
 REWARD-$25O for informa- tion leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons killing, stealing, molesting or damaging any livestock belonging to the members of the Kodiak
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-23

LOST lady's black billfold with ID card and other papers. Finder may keep money, return papers to Jeanne M. Clubb, box 33,
 Kodiak Naval Station or leave at Kodiak Mirror.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-23

LOST - blue sllortie coat on Mission road on Aug. 10. Finder please co tact Mrs. Wright at krat,,s Dry Goods. Reward. I
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Nv Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby

I have invented q device with
which to test the correctness of
"due to" sentences:
Substitute the words attributed
to" for ''due to-" # the sentence
makes sense, then 'due to" is cor
rect, thus: His death was attrib-
uted to pneumonia. The sentence
makes sense; therefore: His death
was due to pneumonia.
'He was punished attributed to
his disobedience." Nonsense. "Due
to-" then is incorrect. When the
device shows due to" as incorrect,
substitute owing to; because of;
on account Of" whichever is the
most logical. thus: He was punished
because of his disobedience.
Hence: Attributed to the loss of
his teaching position -" makes no
sense. So
Because of the loss Of his teach
ing position there was effected q
reat change in his life.
Evening star., 1952-05-22
ADVERTISEMENT.

The following sentence was on q
test. and pupils and teachers dis
agree on the choice of affected"
or effected: Due to the loss Of his
teaching position there was (af-
ted-effecte0 q great change in
his life. VIII you help us?-Mrs.
]. F. McC.
The sentence should read:
effected q great change in his life.
have discussed affect-effect so
many times here lately that I hesi-
tate to go into q lengthy discussion
again: however, if you will send me
o stamped, self addressed envelope,
IN care Of this paper, I shall ne
happy to send you my leaflet which
goes into the knotty problem SIM
ply and thoroughly.
There is anotner error in the
sentence, though, which I think
will bear clarifying: the use Of "due
70" at the beginning.
The simple grammatical rule Is:
SDue to" should modify a noun, and
lot . verb.
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Happy Is The Day
When BaCkache
Goes Away

Nagging backache, loss Of pep and energy,
headaches and dizziness may be due to slow
down of kidney function. Doctors say good
kidney function is very important to good
health. When some everyday condition, such
as stress and strain. causes this important
function to slow down. many folks suffernag-
ging backache-feel miserable. Minor blad-
der irritations due to cold or wrong diet may
cause getting up nights sorfrequentpassages. or
Don't neglect your kidneys if these condi-
tions bother you. Try Doan's Pills-a mild
diuretic. Used successfully by millions for
over so years. It's amazing how many times
Doan's give happy relief from these discom-
forts-help the 5milesof kidney tubes and fl
ters flush out waste. Get Doan's Pills todayi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-20

Finest Canadian double baisam all
sizes from 3 IT up: prices start
at 81 REAL only WASHINGTON
FISH EXCHANGE 434 10th st.
S.W Open from on -ol
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


CHRISTMAS TREES. Wholesale only,
or, the stump. pine and cedar. Coles.
vile. Md. JU. S-30S5. 30 \
CHRISTMAS TREES - Lovely honey
grown cedar and pine trees. On
stump, only 15c apiece. - mi. from
Wash. Call OV. 3-4117, after & pm.
or TIE. 6-9426 before 10 am. ---21
CHRISTMAS TREES
Fresh Vermont Trees
Balsam-fir--spruce Thousands to
choose from-take your ptcs-any
tree 4 #. to / IT.. Sl99; table
trees, 81 %. Fresh trees arriving
daily. $500 FLOWER AVE, Ta-
kora Park. -
CHRISTMAS TREES
Cedar. wholesale. Ii. 4-oI40.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

COMPANION, refined, cultured woman
for adults and children at any time
Box 148-T. Star. oia
GIRL, colored. Is. wants evening
work; references. RE. 7-0172. u
SzO-$75 wk.; small office preferred
AID. 4-l9I1. Il"
TYPING to do at home. Envelopes
form letters. script or technical
work. References. Randolph 6-9534
81"
WOMAN, white. cleaning by hour;
also sewing. Ii. 4-7o5O.
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OPFN WEEKDAYS UNTIL 8
SUNDAY 1-5 PM

Continued on Next Pas'e)
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0&A ~ A24bxA L Nh
Experienced only; knowledge Of typ.
salary to begin $50 per week with
9UAKER CITY L1NoLEu5Mf CO.. Ap aos
ST. NV. go
PHARMACIST. reg. in va; full and
P PaTs time; CoI COLON lM;, VILLAGE LAC
Arlington, Va. ia. 7-1lS0. Ri
PHOTO FINiSHERs require rollroom
helper for handling, tilm, exper. q
hands; permanent Job with long
established firm. paid vacation arlc
holidays. reg; attendance required
Ph AsS!T 81" WIS WAS axe NV o, 40
i ist-cIsss SIS mechanics; for white coat
hod carriers. Apt bldg. heated
3oth and Naylor I'd. Sc. A., J
PLUMBER. maintenance work: white
between "5-40; steady work Appl!
n % person to MR.. TURNER. real
fSssMIE snG for i Mass sDs sabst
expert on Silver and white metal
Pleasant working conditions anc
future. Give references and salary
expected. B0YKINs. 213 N. FRS
St. Richmond. Va. -22
PORTER and general utility man
Marilyn Apts., day work. Call MRS
LEVER. EN- $1,000. 30
PRINTER-PRESSM perm, in
teresting job. newspaper-job shop
salary open to all-around man OF
advanced two-thirder. Box gov
Star.
PRODUCE MAN. must be sober ane
reliable: experienced man who want,
permanent position. BROOKVILLE
MARKET. 6421 Brookville rd.. Chevy
Chase Md 81
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. one who
portnnity. BOSS & PHELPS. INC
l4l7 K st. NV. -;}l
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Open
Tor statesmen in established firm,
WOODMOOR AGENCY. INC. JU.
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MlscEL. FOR SALE (cont.)

ALADDIN LAMPS, many other rift
items; wholesale prices; factory
agent, AID. 2-eo51, cail any time.
ALUMINUM-Triple track storm win.
dows and doors. now equipped Will,
KAISER sun screens at no extra cos,
to you; porches Enclosed with pic
ture windows and jalouSies; Kaiser
sun screens will keep your rooms ur
10 5000 cooler in summer. Free
estimates. Call OIL. 4-6135, CAPT.
TOL CONTRACTING CO, 1915 Be-
theSda ave-. Bethesda.
ANTIQUE EARRINGS for pierced ears
very choice selection. TINY JEWEL
BOX: 1874 G. st. NV. -23
ANTIQUES-Marble-top chest. S4a
Marble-top waShstand. SIS. Marble.
top table, $50. LO. 5-0551. 1t
ANTIQUE JEWELRY-Choice sslec.
ton OF estate pieces. TINY JEWEL
COX. l3"7h G st. NV go
ANTIQUES-For the surprise of you;
life. visit both Bell Kinds store!
sunday. Az East Capitol st. anc
Cos 9th st. NV. 20
ANTIQUES-Victorian sofa. mahos
any. horse hair upholstery, S13 O
best offer; mantel clock. walnu
case, SO. EN-. 3-069S. I'll
APT. WASHFE. 3 nos. old. sos
twin-Slze roll-away bedS. Al como
$50 Weekdays after Il pm. afte
~ am. Sat. and Sun. Apt, 80, 4O7.
MINI. ave. ne. 81
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
CURTAINS

Neatly done; experienced laundress.
Ii. 3-1S67. -2I
G1kL desires 2 or 3 days work. Mon.
Tues. GRAND Friday. Phone AID. -
9135, oos
WOMAN. colored. desires general
housework; days week; refs. HUI.
WOMAN. colored, available for +
gays; reference; general housework;
COLORED GIRL wants s.h.w
Plain cook. Good seamstress. 5-day
VIZ. References. TU. 2-4753.
GIRL desires light house
Wor!'. 40 hours week. Call IU. 4 :
COLORED WOMAN. exper, wants
house cleaning of any kind. ME. g.
O9S1. 7:30 pm.
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SITUATIONS MEN tcont. J
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

4H14N "a 14411AD11 W."
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work.
wall washing. carpentry, house
cleaning etc SALVATION ARMY
Harbor LIGHTS Corp. ME. S-4532.
PHARMACIST, graduate in pharmacy,
Thoroughly experienced as proprietor,
manager and prescription clerk. Best
local references. Available Jan. l.
Box 155-T. Star. 81"
PORTER, chauffeur, light delivery:
young man, colored. desires day
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DAWSON FURNITURE CO.

BEDSTEAD. ,sJ2. I poster, pineapple,
st NV. HOMESTEAD, 30
BICYCLE. boys 26 inch; good con-
dition: newly painted. S15; Ii,
notwithstanding; boys 20" Co
lumbia; basket light; used less than
month; $50. IA. 2-56a7.
BICYCLE. 2s-in. girls Monarch Sill.
yer King; royal blue and cream
Whit white ss side-T va tires tiass lights and
BICYCLE, boys 24-in schwinn-buil
Lineoln, good cond.. SIS. ia
BICYCLE. boys, Dayton, size e6-in.
excellent condition; reasonable
BICYCLE. BOYS: Din: y, wheels: huS ;s
s1s ri Wills VIII training wheels
BICYCLE, boys full-size Columbia
English brakes and gear; yrs. old
but used very little; cost SO, sci
BICYCLE; girls. rs in; good cond.
BICYCLE, eirrs aO@. boys go. gear
shift Schwinn;: electric. tain trans
formers. Excellent cond. IA. S-1S92
H sSas'i5n s air; can as w. Va 9S5sf'
n 81 skis kssrn Is ST IT, nell IKE w P:S
BICYCLE. schvinn. 20 in. excellent
after pm, 2S06 o st. Sc, Apt. 4,
BICYCLE, girls. de luxe. J. C.
Higgins; orig. price, $500; sell for
$50: Call DE. 2-?3S1. III
hHct nfar III n-S@bo
BICYCLES, 200 new, SO used; all
plete rebuilding. Ser our LARGE stock.
Xmas layaways. COLLEGE PARK
BICYCLE, Bs boys e.. I Rollfa a5t4f good
B n9nf e." "a IA sc aia2l boys, ar.
truck, with ladders, large misc
BICYCLE, boys, 26.in., two-,tone
Harley Davidson, $50. TIE. 6-oai5
BICYCLE, girls 26 in. Hiegens. S25
o. hest offer. Ii. 3-5531.
BICYCLES. new and used. Open Sun
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BOOKS encyclopedia sale, Book OF
KnowIedse. l949 edition' year y., books s :;
fine cood., $50: New Wonder World.
like new. 1851 edition, $50: World
Boo. Encyclopedia. tG43 edition.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. Ital., 100 bass. 5 ire.
BILE switches. almost brand-new. SIZE
Or hsst cfisr. UN; 4-0226: 20
ACCORDION. Rosati. 100 bass; cast
included. No reasonable offer re.
fused. XII. S-5076. -21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS special; I20.
bass accordion. de luxe carrying
case included; nationally known
brand; variety of colors: manufac-
turer's list. S257.50: special price
MUSIC CO., Band Instrument De
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T-2464. -o2
ACCORDION. Galanti. new. 100 bass
II treble and bass shifts. WO
ACEfYLENE BURNING TORCH. bott
regulators. 50-fte1dual hose; almost
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