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LUMBER BARGAINS

k-inch fir plywood. 4xs. S4. 40 each:
stock doors, mouldings, hardwood
and white pine cuttings; 3-ft. red
wood picket, 15c. Open all day Sat,
Sun; Wed. Thurs. ewes.
GEN. MILLWORK co.
1900 Kensinst9n E,Is 5tt9 I'd Td Zen. tend Of Conn
MACHINERY. 1O-in. engine lathe
grinder. Greenbelt 6543. -22
MAaSSANx EeasSo4 go BSndqr"' 5S IT, Ar ryPs Pcs FS@
MANGLE;. 1ronrite, with chair. 500.
MASGIE,o tS H. gas and electric 20 in.
Mamma, like new. fine tone, s1s5.
MATTRESS. SIS: wicker chairs; $3.50
each; other articles. HU. 9145.
MATTRESS and box spring, DR.. Ezra
Storm; PRACTICALLY new, for dogole
Mxf'rEEss. HxsG' kM; ofsS BOX SPRINGS - PTac-
tically new Stearns and Foster mat
ress with box springs. First $50
takes both. need space. WI. 49,; S967.
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT. doctors Of
ing the city. Cali Wo. 1864. -22
MEMS SUITS, size 40. too small for
present owner, will sacrifice. 1913
METRh ssf2heFd sHEErsMNew Ef sw ssxas inches,
36 and 2s gauge. Bargain prices.
eny eopger slss tesrinp and sh'sf s
ready painted both sides olive drab
Also black iron sheets. G1CHMER,
cRoseoPf hsSs keoff ST. he bfitish tA Standard SeSSd
Medical, 8 objectives incl. oil imm;,
2 occulars. mech. stage. case $12o.
MhIMMiE0GRAPH. hMi GRAPH automatic feed. closed
cylinder good ,, condition; Gnvsrtsd for ha1d 70
elect1ieitg se5 sGsia So ssis
faMEESS Bargain; Can today. co. 4s$5; sf wf.'
MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE. A. B. Dick
No, 80; excel. condition; $500. ia.
MHTEMdEEoGRAPH HEdEoGRAPH STENCILS. No. i61.
81 per quire. 33l Emerson st. NV.
MIRRORS-A number of large mir
rors suitable store interior. DI. 1901
MOTORS SsT6 fans. attic fans, blowers.
parts. Large stock. all sizes. new
EcTRc fhd 9isH ESUipMGNf STHisM RaSSfS CO.. oeesE: eEs
MOTOR. s4-h.p.. heavy duty, GE;
1908 Vsrnum St, Brentwood. Md.
UN. 1913, before 1880 and after
MOTOR-small. cleo: Il h.p. (usedl
Cole. Purchasing Dept. Bsmt.. 9l5
10th st. NV. (Mon. onlyl.
MOTOR, electric. u hip, 500; lawn
mower, Is In. So; Chatham china.
service IL, S35. WI. 559S.
MOTORS, 1/100 to 100 h.p.; and re-
duction gear; 6-440 volts; rewound
eXch. CARTY 1908 14th. NO. O224.
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CHAIRS
OLD-FASHIONED
ICE CREAM
PARLOR CHAIRS
GLOBE STORE
FIXTURES
BOT 9th ST. NV.
STERLING 4071

CASH REG. hand and comb; adcini
mach, priced to sell Call today
CASH aS 4faSj EEG1sfEk sri; Dli AND ~ WRAPPING
S9a.S9. Can be used for check-out
LEONARD CO, 3110 NJ st.. NV.
CASH REG, Natl, cleo, 4 totals
used few months;a n% hsas ring up S49 ~, ~
CASH Res. aa Natl. sBg best eSna; ns.x ring no
1926; wk. 1II2 14th st. NV; -
CASH REGISTER. Natl, small, bes
GO. 46a5: Wk.. 1112 18th st, NV
CEDAR CHEST. good size, excel
cond.; cost new, 500; sell today, S23
CHAIR tBerlock) and ottoman. S35
ape. sectional liv. ,rm. suite. SO
Simmons, mattress, bog springs an an
6S2a or 81. 5a7a.
CHAIRS. pair, mahogany, arms, up
holstered seats. SEQ each. OR
CHAINS. 1 lge. wing back liv. rm.
Striped STRIPED 1phS W36e 4SS sS SIP plattS5a bs1|
mahog. Wo. 7457.
CHAIRS-lOn brand d-new, metal fold
ing card chairs. DI. 1895.
|CHAIRS-Six hand-caned side chairs
Call Hickory 9007.
ma BEB 4se bapssn sns sG0s sas sonaslSE @sts
single bed: 20: S-1l51.
CHAISE TONGUE, green velvet, re.
versible down cushion, $50. DE
CHECK WRITER. Paymaster, recond.
guar. $37 so. Today, CO. 4625; VII,
CHESTS, CHESTS, 55-Idraver:: a:a solid oil oak, $45
marble top. S45; 16x3ox2s in, $50
cHEsT he: r-Goiai GDoRAaiwERs, mahogany. witt
mirror; ? slipper chairs, 4 wal.
nut side chairs. 80" HOLLYWOOD bed
CHEST KiRs s-1Ssa, 1DRawERs. mahoe.. will
bed, .3a-in.; 4 walnut side chairs
CHEST DRAWERS, SIS; moderr
lounge chair. excel. condition, $35
cHPsr HP ssd Of DRAWERS and vardrob,
WO. 6970, Apt. 16..
CHINA-All types Of beautiful ane
unusual china for china painting
supplies: decorated gifts. E., AND l
ST STup!9a;a 2saa so4 Kennedy st. NV
CHINESE imported carved chests
Nested tables, round tables; choyy
benches, brass ware, etc. WA. 0113
CHINESE RUG, 9X1o, Nichols, pre-
war; solid blue: cut design. prac
tically unused; $1,O75. LO. 5-Q817
CHINESE STOVE and hood, dishes
teapots, etc. for restaurant. Gal
cRiNEsE RE, Ssasoi TABLE, sex4s in. beanti
full carying;. collectors item; S1OO
CLEANING M SESs' MACHINE. Il ri NE Sec, synthetic
reason for selling. too small Car
be seen in operation now. viii
handle $500 volume. Sacrifice fo
quick sale. WESTOVER CLEAN
ERS, 5S51 N. Washington blvd
Arl.: Va, KE. 3-6692 or KE. 8
clock. ship bells, reas.; 9 Natl
DE. $500, Mon.-Fri.
CLOCKS. grandfather, beautiful ma
hog, it.. peri. time. double chimes
cToTRfs Rs5f GfEsr' BkYEs. 81 Ss47' WESTINGHOUSE
2.o volt, S125; also Apex portabl
Sism%sshff; 8 mosa 10. ss 1899. S0tn useo uhae
CLOTHING. evening dress, new, siz'
"A, $25; coat: Ss0;s black eveninl
skirt: Sl5. OR, 5556.
ICLoTHING-Muskrat full-length coat
se sB. $3.50: black ieA spring Goat, coat. siz Sic
COAL, WOOD RANGES, oil ranges
new, used. Easy credit, nothing dn
ACNE STOVE dGil 7th IA sscsi s9sI
lent condition. Will sacrifice TO
sos, and deliver. Orig. cost $279
Call IL 4-9S22. -22
COMBINE - Massey Harris self-pro
pelled; loft. cut: Al shape; sac
rifice, quick buyer. Other farm
hay pickup loader, new Hollant
baler; must sell HARRY Van
MORT, Tel. 10-N-11, Nokesville. Va
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVER -
adapter; other equipment for sale
| OF, 711S --22
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FURNISHINGS

BEDROOMS. ETC.
Carefully selected from nice
homes. Mahog. bedrm. suite,
complete. S150; FIR. Prov.
parchment bedrm. suite. S125:
mahog. din. rm. suite, $3.50:
Kneehole desk. $40: end
tables. chairs, lamps, etc. "the
little store around the corner"
4429 Wisconsin ave. NV. Mon
day It'll 8 pm, Ordway 6677.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
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DINING ROOM SET

DINING ROOM SET
Excel. cond;s S125 or best offer;
tea cart, $35; double bed. S25;
single bed. $50. oil Silver Spring
ave. Silver Spring. Md.
DINING PIECES at sacrifice. Fine
mahog. credenza; Jr. breakfront
table 40x6O; chairs; copper bach
wall mirror 66x54; like new sofa
blue mohair lounge chair; Reming.
ton-Rand typewriter. RIA. 1896,
DINING ROOM TABLE and foul
chairs good condition. $25. DI
DIN. RIM. TABLE-Mahog.. Hepple-
white. SS5; 8 mahog. Brewster
chairs. $40. OW. 1889.
DIN. RM. TABLE, mahog. dropleaf
42x6O in. plus extra leaf and pads
excel. cond.. S55; floor lamp and
shade, So: small radio. S4; antique
maple rocker. DI. 4722.
DISHES-70 pieces vivid Fiesta. S35
DISHWASHER ATTACHMENT for
I5n Thor AUTOMATIC; good condition
DISHWAsHER, sink and cabine,
comb, HOTPOINT: ready rlumbed
2e% aeSo conS;. used mos; guaranteed
DISHWAsHER. Apex, new; list
AABAco service CO. re rear iasH i44t
IRVING st; NV. NO. 1900. -22
sTER's warehouse, 1909 1st st' Is s,e
Call ST. 600 Mr. parKer
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DINING ROOM

04AN44N\1 1CO01H
DON'T BUY BEFORE you VISIT US,
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU saw
1NGS IS, OF 20ss TO 500 ON NEW
THESE BARGAINS.
Solid lined oak extension table and
leaf and 4 chairs, was S109 so, now
$3.50; finest quality genuine gray
walnut table and . leaves, chairs
and credenza buffet. was 1925, now
table, Duncan Phyfe style. was
500. 80, now S3725; mahog. or
maple extension dinette table and
leaf and chairs, was S69.5O. now
S4I. 30; many more bargains too
numerous to mention. Open Thurs
day till 9 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 6742
The Sampla Rarpaiu Stnra of uash
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FURNITURE

MARK-DOWN SALE
10ee down-24 months to pay-im.
mediate delivery. Mark down sale
Of floor samples and one-of kind
all fine quality merchandise. II
Heller studio couches, fine fabrics
and colors, modern and traditional
sofa beds and chairs. Lounge, oc-
casional chairs, platform rockers
Fine values in 2 and 3 piece Sec
tional sofas. l green Hide-a bed
20 high-grade bedroom suites in
modern, traditional and ranch
stylings, in blonde woods. mahog-
any, pine. cherry, etc. Hollywood
beds, box springs, mattresses, roll
aways, bunk beds, 5-piece dinettes
tables, mirrors, househoid. miscei
Inspect and compare.
OPEN SUN. 10 ANS PM.
DAWSON FURNITURE co.
2245 r. I. Ave. NE, MI. 6767
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MOTORS

GOlO uA 81. INsWs GSA.
MOTOR BOAT OWNERS-Attentio
4-sponge rubber pads tused. 4R
in. thick. 72 in; long: $40 ca. Apply
915 10th ST. NV. mon. onlyl.
MOVIE-PHOTO FANS
All equipment and supplies, top
year guarantee; trade-ins. Guide
free. BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave.
NV. Park free. RE. 2434.
MOWER. power, REQ, 21" blade. like
new; also 2nd power mower. LO, o.
OFFICE II9; EoUIP.-pesks. chairs, fiies.
safes. add. mach. Today, CO, 1925;
o; Ek P1 1SsS S,rIlpE 11,s l4th St. nv NV:
1llsoe nets etc. AD. 754s and sf 81. ss45. 5.
OFFICE FURNITURE-several desks.
chairs and steel cabinet. 1742 K
oTFiCE FURN1TURE-pesks. chairs,
typewriters. Kardex-safe. etc. Very
reaS MA 2523 Fri or Mon --22
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RUGS! RUGS! RUGS!
$4,000 SALE
BROADLOOM


BELOW WHOLESALE COST
REDUCTIONS UP TO 8o9s
NEW, ALL WOOL
Fresh Stock of BroadloomS
Must Be Sold Immediately
Featuring Bigelow, Alex.
Smith, Artloom, Lees, etc.
in 9, IL, Is #. widths.
In large
lengths. Bring room
measurements.
TERMS: ALL SALES CASH
BROADLOOM AND
RUG OUTLET
1918 1st ST. NV. COR N. Y. AVE.
Open 9 AM. to $50 PM.
Open Sunday Until 4 PM.
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MIScEL. FOR SALE tcont.l

BEDROOM SUITE complete, 500
upright piano, $50; odd pieces; gooS
cond.; moving. DE. 1921 Sat. Sun
and week days after 8.
BEDROOM Di G,Sd SUITE SUIT lovely wal; veneer S1ss
mahog. dresser. IA. e4ss. 0s9 >
BEDRM. SET, double bed with spring,
pha,d ahd mattress; St peSS walnut must osen sell
BEDSPREADs-@0Hand uHAHs-0 crocheted. dou.
BILE size, beautiful open work design
with long fringe, $500. Call DU
BED LEGs-convers your coli or bo,
spring into Hollywood beds. We
nRSsTt instan 81. SSs.o IS2s or Ju; 7-S4Is;
studio couch and chairs. viii accept
BICYCLES, 10. $40 each. Need
painting 1888 Rhode Island ave.
s1nda2 Sun; IN sfafi aE das' Saturday after 2m''
BICYCLES - Store-wide sale. AL
sizes. new and used; English makes;
take trades; compl repairs. See US
for the best deal. COLLEGE PARK
CYCLE. 5010 Berwyn rd.. TO. ALA
BICYCLE, boys Schwinn, 26 in; 2
window screens: African violets in
BICYCLEN3-speed European racing
r2IsX Giks msny Rg sccessorieS La; Aox 655l b.
ON one 'i so@ boys; y All ali western 1'f flyersi u
excel. cond.; $25 each. $685.. x
BICYCLE, boys. % in, excel. cond.,
GATHER Dh fass bFe stance sns mo- s
BICYCLE. 'aH one Ih Sirfs 24-in. one one boy boys
26-in.; good cond.; $12.50 each,
BTCYCLEs BsA 3-speed English
-acers, world famous with twist GRIP
bicycles have this exclusive feature;
guaranteed. 3O-day free service. See
BSA. juvenile l24'O; coaster and
hand brakes. 1-speed COLUMBIA
ington's lowest prices: tires. parts
and accessories at lowest prices:
complete repair for all makes. BLA-
LOCK LOCK CYCLE cycle co sla5zd7 a5Ed Ga. ave-,
BICYCLE, girls, 20-inch. good cond.,
$50; Call "A. 1910,
s.. size; s4s.69' dusl brakes. Foreign
BTcSeLTl BmaSe; "a ririI srfl6$ $sincb. ,ik. new,
BICYCLES, boys English Triumph,
also Paratrooper (boy or GRID. DI.
BICYCLE. rirrs ae". ss5; ice and
HF 9et oher iHatfi e@s asn'f DT eGstH@ss 4Sso cloth
BICYCLE, English racer, / yr, old.
s45. IA. 1921.
BICYCLE. English tourist racer, s.
sso snesd' Ra RsTfest; soes pump balloon tires
BICYCLES-t2l girls; 2O-in. side
BiNocuLAks; SiS GIssn zelss Wo 10Y; sosS $. oosrz
BiNoCuLARs. Carl i zeiss, sxae. cen
BINOCULARS: 2 pair 6x3o: private
BOAT LIFE PRESERVERS, So; rope,
snchcrss surplus. 2513 M st. NV
BoOKs-Liouidat ton; complete stock
wide variety. 5 cents to 75 cents
per. book for. quick sale; a few spe-
o eial items as, slightly Liz obi highsr. ESTATE
3rd floor; Sun, Mon. 10 am. to
BookecHAisE, mahog.. 55x12x42 IN,
5 chests $i9 dcapes csforts curtains 9s
sewing box. 1908 2Sth st. NV.
BOOKCASES, sectional, best makes,
for office or home: reas, Call today.
CO 1928; wk., 1112 14th, DI. 1872.
BOTTLES. Jars, Jugs, caps. corks
SOUTHEAST BOTTLE SUPPLY CO..
725 1914 st. Sc. AT 9506.
BOX SPRINGS (2) and innerspring
mattresses: cost 5000: sell 500.
Maple chest. $50. All used mo.
NO 1855.
BREAKFAST BOOTH SET. painted
benches and table, good cond.: $50.
EN- 1851.
BRICKS, face and common; ] or q
CO. MA. 1855. OF 1900.
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FURNITURE-By owner; very fine
gray carpeting, cabinet sewing ma
chine, window exhaust fan. inner
spring mattress; metal card table
chairs; Admiral portable TV set
GE. 1872; weekdays, RE. 1888.
Furniture-New, Unclaimed
Freight. Drastic reductions. Bedrm,
sets. dinetteS, liv. rm sets. etc. Open
ewes. till 8. AMERICAN, 1923 18th
st. NV, RE. 1863.
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PICNIC TABLE. 36x72, and benches
Douglas fir painted green; yer,
sturdy, suitable porch or garden
PIPE. .salv., black: copper. cast iron
cut thread: fixtures BLOCKS. 3O5t
M st. NV. NO. 1908. WA. 6501.
PIPE-Terra Gotta; new: slightly
damaged. For use in bitches. drains
culverts. etc: Sizes 10 in. up E. B.
Brentwood BnSoN I'd. q NE nfTS'' D{T 17son aGSn ah0
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FURNITURE
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
PRICES DRASTICALLY
REDUCED. SEE US FIRST
OPEN 10 AM. TO 9 PM.
WALLACE FURNITURE co.
6715 New Hampshire Ave.
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SADDLES (21. western. with brides.
IA. 1858, Eversreen 3i6a.
iSAFE-Smau ONCE: best offer. MA.
4067, l0-5 weekdays.
SAW, Bin, Craftsman. 3x5 table.
Call before 1920 and after 1890.
UN 1873. 1903 varnum st.. Brent
sx%oPHoNE. s Conn alto, sold. per.
feet cond.; greatly reduced to SIS.
save at RATNERs MUSIC STORE.
SCREEN aI MI Doors. SKI, sxe.s, exe.s.
For information. RA. 1858.
SCREEN WIRE SALE, 12c SO. H.,
bronze and aluminium. all widths.
RUCKER LUMBER, 1920 Wilson
blyd;. IA. 4;1234.
sum1nS% mms5 ssIvefg Sd or e nsT
for estimate. AP 4O65. WI 77s3.
SCREENS-t?D various sizes. lengths.
GOOD condition, 80 cents each. Ii.
white wood frames. q various S1i sGdnss: sizes:
,.sSSFS sxss! SonS ndoRs W 10, ia5 Il. &c "a
each. ia. 2-32n4.
SEWING MACHINE. White. elec.
console: excellent running cond.;
SEWING MACHINE. Singer, portable.
in excel. sewing cond.; S35. RA.
sE%ING GasI MACHINEs-special, fe.th.
$50 so: treadle like new, $3.50.
3sl2 Lee hwy. CHI. 49I4.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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BUILDING MATERIALS
NEW AND USED

NEW AND USED
Come to Ace and make all purchase:
at one time for any repair job, large
or small. Large stock of usec
framing lumber, lowering anc
sheathing- basins. bathtubs. $3.50
toilet and tanks, steel beams, pipt
and fittings, doors, sash and win
dowS.
Special sale for the week from oui
new building material dept: S--ft
studs, acc: Ike Turing, &c per IT..
outside paint, guar. S1.95 per gal.
knotty pine paneling. 17c per 50
#; complete windows, Sl2. 90; 3-ft
fence pickets, 16c ea.; roof coating
5 gal, S2.25, and many other items
at tremendous savings.
FREE DELIVERY, 1-DAY SERVICE
Home Improvement Financing,
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BUILDINGS MATERIALS

BUILDING MATERIALS
Wrecking old rectory bldg. located on
grounds Of Washington Cathedral;
all materials for sale on site. VIM
dows complete, doors, bathroom fix
lures. long-leaf pine flooring and
overhead garage metal door. etc.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. 6177.
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CONSTRUCTION SHED

ska, in excel cond. Including oil.
air-tight heater. Located front 3515
Macomb st. NV. Best offer. WO.
1921. Weekdays, MI. $500.
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BUILDERS PUMP, Worthington with
Briggs-Stratton. motor and hoses
sell 500 cash, sH. $3.50, ewes. %
BUILDING-Swift. ready-cut ranch
house. S3.2s0. See it today. Clarks-
burg, Md Route 240, Wis. ave. ex-
tended. PEYToN G. NEVITT. DE
BGiLb1NG ITEMS. Lumber, MillEors
RUcKER LUMBER. ia. 4-is34.
BUILDING MATERIAL-6 oak doors
3534 in. by #. in; 23-ft. orna'
mental fence. Ii. 7-5S06.
BUILDING~ MATERIALS
From many wrecked buildings; lum.
ber free Of nails, framing, studding
sheathing. windows with frames
complete.
Doors, plywood, pipe and many other
items. Visit our yard and look
GENERAL wRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. 6l7f
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Fire EXtinguisherS
FREEZERS
SAVE UP TO 5000
OPEN SUN. IL TO 6
CASH OR TERMS

AVAILABLE
Silver Spring Gas & Elec. Co.
944 Wayne Ave. JU. S-SO3S
FROZEN CUSTARD MACHINE
Built-in cooling cabinet, 4 harden
ing compartments. All necessary
equipment; $1,000 or best offer.
FROZEN CUSTARD MACHINE, Elec-
trofreeze, Model 25. 20-gal. capac-
ity, water cooled motor. Single
phase current. List price, S2,400;
will sell for $500. CO. 1928.
FROZEN CUSTARD MACHINE -
Electro Freeze: air cooled, in very
good cond.; $3.50. JU. 7-6145.
FROZEN CUsTARD MACHINE-Tay-
lor. 2la-gal., yrs, old; first-class
cond: half price. 3O3 F st. ne.
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PIANO-BaldwIn. Acrosonic spine
and guaranteed by Baldwin
Equipped with Baldwin patented Ful
Blow action. Wide variety case. de
signs ard woods
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 @ st, NV
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DRAFTING. TABLES. supplies and
instruments at "a Of orig. price.
Phone GIL. 3572 or ST. 69sS.
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special Sofa and chair reupholstered.
labor and material; $50; workman
.ishment LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER-
ING. 2509 l4th st. NV. co. 1881.
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New 1851 and '52 Philco. Westing.
house. GE, Hotpoint. Crosley, Glib.
son, Deepfreeze and Admiral refrig-
orators. All sizes and models in
| stock; no reas. offer refused. All re-
frigerators new and fully guar.
Standard Tire g. Battery Co.
10th and H sts. NE.
Omen Ewes Till @ IT S-QnA1
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REUPHOL LSTERING

REFGR.. $50; Thor ironer. $50. Gal
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REFRIGERATOR

1V1I It1OI1t1A OIt
Westinghouse; two, In cartons. 50
cubic IT.; $2l0; financing. Call
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DRAPERIES, suitable for tenants
Quebec House or The virginian
decorator with covered lift cor
nice. excellent material; cost over
500. sell $50, complete. FAY, The
Greenbrisr, 1901 Mass. ave. NV,
Evening star., 1952-11-06
By Paul r. Leach and
ChorIes B. Cleveland

s CHICAGO, Nov. 6 (CDNl The
inside story" Of why Dwight D.
Eisenhower was elected President
is the general himself, in the opin-
ion Of his close advisers.
A war hero. q nationally known
figure, a well-liked man--that is
Gen. Eisenhower. He sold himself
to the American people.
And Mrs. Eisenhower, too.
At almost every whistle-stop. he
would introduce his wife just ~
the close of his remarks. and 1t
was always good for q terrific
cheer.
But campaigns don't Just
happen. Ii
Back Of the Eisenhower CAM
|paign that wound up In q land
slide victory was the same careful
strategy that won Gen. Eisenhower
the nomination In Chicago.
He had fought an uphill battle
|in the preconvention days. Then.
with skilled politicians at the helm,
they maneuvered through the
battle Of the Credentials Commit
|tee. then the fight on the conven-
ton floor for the disputed South
|ern States.
Finally, they triumphed In q
popular victory with thousands Of
Americans. It started Gen. Eisen-
hover on the way to victory at the
polls.
Kept Advisory Staff Intact.
I'VE won the election the day
that Ike was nominated" one of
Gen. Eisenhower's closest advisers
declared yesterday.
Much Of the same team which
plotted Gen. Eisenhower's course
through the Chicago convention
stayed on to guide him through
the campaign.
Top leaders were Gov. Adams
of New Hampshire, Gov. Dewey
LOT New York. Senator Seaton of
Nebraska, Senator Carlson of
Kansas, Ralph Cake. national
committeeman Of Oregon. and
Mrs. Howard Of Massachusetts,.
secretary Of the National Conven-
ton. were leading figures.
Harold e. Stassen. former Min
|nesota Governor. and one Of the
disappointed hopefuls at the con-
vention, was an active behind
the-scenes planner.
Senators Seaton and Carlson
Evening star., 1952-11-06

on the Senate Post Office and
Civil Service tCommittee. Should
he pass over that for the Judi
ciary post, Senator Carlson oi
Kansas, one of Gen. Eisenhower's
principal advisers during the CAM
paign. Is in line for the Civil
Service craftsmanship.
Senator Millikin of Colorado Is
the prospective chairman of the
Senate Finance Committee, re-
placing Senator George Of Geor-
gio; Senator Taft Of Ohio for the
Education and Labor post sue
ceeding Senator Murray Of Mon
tana. and Senator Capehart OF
Indiana for the Banking and Cur
rency chairmanship in place of
Senator Maybank Of South Caro-
lima.
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were the generals righthand men
during the convention. Gov.
Adams placed his name in nomi-
nation. Mr.. Cake helped lead
the fight over the disputed South
|ern States. Mrs. Howard was
la fighter among the top q. .. r.
leaders, most Of whom favored
Senator Taft Of Ohio.
The Eisenhower campaign
opened September 2 IN the South.
This was part Of the strategy.
According to one Of the top
Eisenhower planners. this tour to
Miami, Tampa, Little Rock and
Birmingham had three purposes:
/. To force Gov. Stevenson to
lpay some attention to the South.
which normally Democratic can
|didates could have skipped. (This
forced the Democratic nominee
Ito spend valuable time there.)
2. To give drama to Gen Eisen-
lhower's canpaign-it got the
headlines.
3. To win some Southern States.
South Reacted Favorably.
1--WE always thought we had
Ia good chance to win Texas" a
top adviser declared. I'VE fig-
lured we had chance in Florida
land Louisiana.
I'VE had a lot Of following from
the conventions In those States.
We had a lot Of favorable pub
licity In the South"
After his American Legion
speech in New York. the general
moved into the Middle West
again a part Of the Eisenhower
strategy.
This was the area that Gov.
Dewey lost in 1948. It was the vital
area in 1852. It was also the
heart Of Taft-land.
The big aim of this tour was
to unity the party.
This was finally accomplished,
through the aid of National Chair
man Arthur E. Summerfield of
Michigan, who arranged the
famous breakfast with Senator
Taft and Gen. Eisenhower.
1--WE had unity in the party this
time" an adviser declared. 1--WE
didn't have it In 1948.
"A lot Of Republican voters
stayed home in that election.
"I'll bet darn few Republican
voters stayed home this time"
Gen. Eisenhower toured the
South again and also swung
Through the West Coast.
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But always the Eisenhower
|strategists had their eye on the
big ones: The New England
States.
It was there that they planned
Ito wind UP their campaign.
It was also there that they
planned to unleash their big guns
|on the Korean war.
Issues Unfolded Carefully.
The itinerary was laid out 50
the general gradually unfolded
his campaign issues. Tidelands in
the South. his farm program In
the Middle West.
Korea was always the strongest
Eisenhower weapon and 1t was
called into action when 1t would
strike the hardest and In the
key voting areas. Detroit was se-
lected after careful study.
Korea was the nail in the
Democratic cofin." one adviser
declared.
Gen. Eisenhower had talked Of
Korea as q diplomatic blunder
brought on by the Truman admin
istration. But his big clincher
came when he dramatically an
nounced he would 60 there In
person If elected in an effort to
end the fighting there.
This was followed up by the
disclosure by Gen. Van Fleet that
the administration had blocked
his plans to train additional South
Koreans to relieve American SOL
Idiers from front-line duty.
The general, according to those
close to him, was confident. So
were his advisers-they now say,
But they had two big worries.
One concerned the members OF
Gen. Eisenhower's own party
Senators Jenner, Mccarthy and
Others that the Democrats used
as campaign whipping boys.
The other, and more vital, was
the possibility that Gen. Eisen-
hover would run well through
out the Nation. including the
South, but still fall mathematically
short of the necessary 266 elec-
toral votes.
There was always the possi-
|bility that Stevenson would carry
the solid South, California, New
York and his own State" an adj
wiser declared.
The generals second trip into
the South was aimed at that weak
spot. So were the last-minute ap-
peals to California. And finally.