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The Nome nugget., 1952-10-13
South Koreans
 Command Crest White Horse Mt.
By GEORGE A. McARTHUR

SEOUL, P)-Frenzied Chinese suicide troops with demolition charges tried to blow a hole in the Allied defensesS on White Horse Mountain Monday night. South Korean gunfire moved them down short of their target.
 A front line Allied, officer said about half dozen fanatical Reds with satchel charges and Banga- lore torpedoes charged up the north slope in complete disre- gard of their own lives.
 They fell with their charges un- exploded.
 Satchel charges are bundles of explosives packed in satchel- like bundle Some are covered with a sticky substance so they can be quickly stuck to the tar get. Bagalore tOrpedOeS are lengths of pipe packed with ex- plosives.
 At the same time two Chinese platoons jumped off in a futile attack. The South Koreans drove them back, then they launched an assault of their own. At last report they were pushing up the slope of one of three knobs the Reds captured earlier in the day.
 AS the savage battle for White Horse entered its eighth day the South Koreans were in firm con- trol of the commanding crest.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-13
Will Test Political Barometer At Polls Tomorrow
fBy THE ASSOCIATED PREssi

Alaskans will vote Tuesday in a general election that will test their new political adage, "As Alaska goes, so goes the nation"
 The Territory's political lead CTS have been contending in recent years that Alaska has usurped the role of main in the old political axiom. They cite some convincing evidence to support the claim.
 The Territory voted Democratic throughout the New Deal era; it added Republicans to the Legis- lature in 1946 and the country elected the Republican 80th Con- gress two weeks later; it swung strongly Democratic in 1948, when a Republican national victory was generally predicted for the nation; and two weeks later President Truman and the Democratic tick ct won nationally; the Republi- cans picked up strength in the Legislature in the 1850 election, but not enough to get majority, and the congressional elections followed the pattern in the states.
 Actually, 1t is puzzling to try to understand why it should be a barometer. The rough-and-ready politics of the Territory are criss- crossed with personalities and feudS.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-13
Too Much Sunshine
 Cause of Skin Cancer

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (P) - A Tampa physician says Florida's famous sunshine is not an un- mixed blessing for residents of the state who are exposed to it all the time.
 Dr. Morris Waisman goes into the good and bad effect of sun- light on human being in an article in the current issue of the Jour- nal of the Florida Medical Associ- ation. >fa
 He finds sunshine is so injur- ious to people with certain types of skin, that ''pre-employment ex- aminations for screening out per- sons with skins unsuitable for outdoor work will probably in time be recommended. He said cancer of the skin is much more common in the South than in the North.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-13
Cemetery Work
 Will Continue 'til The Snow Flies

A meeting of the "Clean Up the Cemetery" Committee of tn e Chamber of Commerce, headed by Ralph Lomen, was held last Fri day evening in the City Hall and resulted in immediate action.
 In order to take advantage of the good weather, dodgers were circulated all over town Saturday and it was announced from the pulpits that volunteer labor would be taken to the cemetery Sunday afternoon to start clearing away the debris and overgrowth.
 A substantial turnout worked all afternoon and are reported to have uncovered about IS graves, some marked and some without markers which were completely covered by weeds.
 One group of small girls ad- journed from a birthday party at the home of Steve Anderson and spent their party" time pulling weeds.
 Until snow falls the work will continue, the chairman said, and then plans will be laid for the continuation of the work in the spring.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-13
Police Hope Brutally Beaten Child Will Name Thief and Murderer

CHESTER, Calif., (P)-Author- ities today hoped a bloodstained lead pipe and brutally beaten little girl would help them find the robber who beat a grocer and three children to death near here Friday.
 'I'm banking a lot on w..~- he child will tell us," Sheriff M. H. Schooler said. She's bright lit tie girl, way beyond her years"
 Young, a grocer, had taken the children to Westwood on his weekly trip to withdraw money from the bank for Saturdays big check-cashing business.
 Some $7,100 Young withdrew is missing. Police said the slayer must have known this routine and felt it necessary to bludgeon the children because they presumably recognized him.
 Sondra was placed under guard at the hospital, officers said, on the theory the killer might try to remove her as a witness.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-13
Russian Planes Based In Kuriles Tracked by Radar Over Japanese Waters

AN AIR BASE IN NORTHERN JAPAN, (P)-The commander of the Japan Air Defense Force said today Russian planes are tracked daily on radar at this base and that the Soviet craft from time to time" fly over Japanese waters.
 Brig. Gen. Delmer T. Spivey said in an interview approaching Russian aircraft sometimes cause alerts at this base.
 "Sometimes our planes take off on alerts and sometimes we just sit tight to see what will happen, he said.
 Thunderjet watch planes are kept on the line and ready "A hours a day, he said, and can be aloft three minutes after an alert.
 By purpose or accident, Rus sian planes from time to time fly over Japanese territorial waters" Gen. Spivey stated.
 "The Russians are doing a lot of gunnery practice and training" /" Spivey added.
 Asked whether Russians have airbases on the Kurile Islands, just north of Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island, the air de- fense force commander, said:
 "They have them there-they have them there and all over"
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-13
Soviets Charge
 B-29 Opened Fire On Their Fighters

MOSCOW, (P) - Russia has charged that US. B-29 bomber shot at Soviet fighter planes over Russian Far Eastern territory Tuesday and said the Red pilots returned the fire. The incident occurred the same day the US. Air Force reported one of it's Superforts missing off Japan.
 A Soviet note to the United States, formally protesting the all legged border violation, said the American plane disappeared in the direction of the sea" after the Russians shot back. The text of the note was published by the Communist party newspapers Pravda and was broadcast by Moscow radio.
 Qn Tokyo, a U. s. Air Force spokesman said the missing Am erican plane "carried no guns and no gunners' among it's crew of eight. The Air Force previously had announced the bomber, fly ing a training trip, was last seen on a radar screen when it's path crossed that of an unidentified plane approaching from the Rus sian-occupied Kurile Islands, of ficers saiO.
 The Soviet note charged that the US. bomber violated the Soviet state frontier" Oct. 7 in the area of the island of Yuri"
 Yuri is one of the Kurile Is lands, Is miles from the north ernmost Japanese island of Hok- kaido0
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-13
Supreme Court Denies Hearing to Atom Spies Condemned to Death

WASHINGTON, (P The Su- preme Court today denied a hear ing to atom spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, the husband and wife sentenced to die for giving American A bomb secrets to Russia.
 The denial lets stand un- changed the conviction and death sentence of the New York City couple - and puts them another step closer to execution in the electric chair in New York s Sing Sing prison.
 Only communication of their sentence by the President can now save them.
 The high courts rejection Of the couples appeal was announced in a brief order, which noted that Justice Black favored a hearing. The courts vote thus was 8-1.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-13
Air Force and Army Build Secret Radar Base On Inaccessible Alaska
 Mountain In Heart of Wilderness

SEATTLE, (P)-A secret radar base, plugging gap in the far north's air raid warning network, has been carved out by airlift in the inaccessible wilds of Alaska, the Post-Intelligencer said today.
 Quoting the Alaska Air Com mand, the newspaper said the base on an interior Alaska noun tain peak was built entirley by Air Force and Army workers at cost of $275,OOo,. without cleo tronics equipment.
 The exact site of the new base remains undisclosed, but the Air Force said it is in the heart of the Alaska mountain wilderness 100 miles from the nearest trail CT navigable river.
 The newspaper said the Alaska Air Command told this story about the new radar installation:
 A hole in the Arctic radar ''fence" was discovered in mid 1851. Air reconnaissance showed the remote peak to be the best location for a new installation The next question was Chow to build it?"
 Maj. Gen. William D. Olds, head of the Alaska Air Command, said "Go ahead, regardless" al though there were no funds to pay for the job and no time to wait for estimates and bids by civilian contractors.
 Capt. Frederick D. R. Spaar- vohn, of the 10th Air Rescue Squadron, was the first man to there by helicopter in July 1851 after first frightening away four after first frightening ava Ji- defiant bears.
 Meanwhile, It. Col. Fred A. Deyo, commander of the 531s Aircraft Control and Warning Group, ransacked every base and post in Alaska for used machin- cry, spare parts and other needed material. The only money avail able was the small surplus from several other completed projects. Z Work went ahead. Five men were ferried by helicopter to the site of the new, lofty base, given
 Continued on Page Two)
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-13
FASHIONABLE EXILE FOR EGYPT'S ,EX-KING .FAROUK

ISLE OF CAPRI, (P)-Ex-king Farouk of Egypt shipped his 92 trunks ands ssuitcases off Capri Monday, and he and his family are expected to leave here Tues day for a hotel at a fashionable seaside resort near Rome.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DINING ROOM SUITE, IO-pc., val
nut: excel. cord.: very reas. OR.
DNGiNSG ROOM extension table, oval.
blond Snahogany,4 chairs: very rea-
DiNEPFE dHHsP1f sET, III 4aa2 taGie. 4 chairs. hide
away leaf. solid maple, modern, like
new, S45. SH. 1888.
DINING RIM. SUITE. 8 pcs. Duncan
pnyfe, mahogany; excellent condi-
DlSi dfSn' RM. pA sfsg sGi4E. o pcs. manos.,
with satinwood inlay. excel. cond =,
$500. XII. 1886.
DINING RIM. SUITE. 1o-pc., $50;
chest OF drawers. SIS; wool scatter
rugs, $3 and 81. EN-. 1924 after /.
lDINETTE SET, Formica top. mother
in excel. cond.. Sis or best ST. ofier' Ter
Call RA. 1859.
DINING TABLE, solid walnut Duncan
Phyfe, 9 sections. extra leaf; excel
biN SSnd;; RM S75i Si,,rpL q, n;,.oo, zoos: ps,.,
6634 Eastern ave. NV.
DINETTE SET. oak-chrome table. 34z
46 in. extends to Sc in, 4 plastic
nIN Chrome RM chairs; RIiS ss5i EM;; M; s5sS;
DINING ROOM BUFFET, EPfH 4 chairs,
table, bedspring, (dble) mattress
gas range. 727 Jefferson st. NV.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE-Ha.
hog. table. buffet and 6 needle
point chairs, excel. cond.. $3.50;
mahog. dresser. chest Of drawers,
] lounge chair and / occasional
chair; RA. 1923. q
DINING RIM. SET, 10-piece. walnut,
transport furniture. ia. ii5b. 1Ss MS
DINING RIM. SUITE, 9-pc. walnut
veneer. $50. WI. 2S79. -5
DIN, RIM. SUITE-10-pc. wal, and
table pad; good cond; SIS. SH
Evening star., 1952-10-05

BELT IgJ SANDER, 500; yibretor sander,
saw. 500; 24:in,, Jig saw, s45: S-in.
yointer, $40; -in. elec. drill, $50:
saw. $500. UN. 39o4.
RICYCLE, boys. 24-inch. like new,
$40; Army saddle, SO; 1 Western
rect Craft. IO0-h.p., with trailer.
Ike new. . HOG N. Evergreen st.,
Arl.. Va.
BICYCLE, boys 24-in., equip. with
accessories. SEE good cond.. $50. ov.
BICYCLE, ICY 81 boys. , RzedIlsass zdns a4". good
BICYCLE. boys 20-inch, brand new
niaoh sainieT, ND 4@eR VA. R9fSs} 4Sso. ave. Mt
BICYCLE; 5G aLss7lp lparatrooper'" 2e"; $50.
BICYCLES, boys ae-inch. recond.
cycles. 81 ca. 1898 Rhode island
ave. ne. In rear. AL day Sunday.
BICYCLE, boys 2e-inch. $50. Call
WO; 4s06 after pm.
BICYCLE; ssh, Ea 2s saAa II. Fire'tone. girls.
BICYCLE, boys 26-in. wheel, new
lenders, seat. good tires, mech. okay.
First $22.5O buys It. 10. 8-l16I. .
BICYCLES, boys, 26-in.; Q for S35,
SSea5Winn S5 and Western Auto. WO.
BICYCLE, girls. ee-inch, good eondi-
sioa; win accept best offer. 20.
BffcYc2E, GIRLS J. c. Hirs,n.. "a
n; n;;o splendid condition. $50. WI.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
BEDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE You VISIT
US, As WE GUARANTEE You
NEW SAMPLE CL0SEOUTS. LOOK
AT THESE BARGAINS.
Fine double maple bed. chest, dresser
and mirror, was .S1o9.50, now
double bed, double dresser and mir
ror and chest -on- -chest, was S299. so,
now $l97 so; genuine walnut double
bed, chest, double dresser and mir
ror.. was $279.60, now $15s.50;
solid mahogany and solid cherry at
lowest prices in town; fine mahoE-
any or maple beds, In an sizes. were
S29. 80. now S17.50; many bargains
too numerous to mention. Open
Thursday til 8 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash.
BEDROOM FURNITURE
25 high-uuality bedrm. suites I'm solid
mahogany. cherry ptne and blond
woods in modern and traditional
styles. Inspect and compare tilese
AGAINST al others. substantial Sat-
tngs guaranteed: Convenient credit
DAWSON FURNITURE; co.
2245 Rhode island Ave. MI
Evening star., 1952-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BEDROOM FURN.-solid maple bed
and dresser, Col. design, reas. 6219
N. Hamp. ave. NV, RA.' 0626.
BEDROOM SUITE, 6-pc.. solid maple,
twin beds. like new. Call Ia. 1920.
BEDRM. SET. semi modern; bleached
walnut;. double bed, spgs. matt,
chinerobe. dressing table and chair
like new, JU. 7-6633.
BEDROOM SUITE, 6-pc. dark wal
nut, vanity, bed: bench, table. chest:
e1Sb4h eexSSfb.4ifne condition; s1oo. 10.
Evening star., 1952-10-05

good condition. $50. Lincoln s-2isa. "a T.
ELEc; RANGE, Norge. . yrs. old;
paIssTsi,s eSSslen1 eo1dition; reasonable Cali
ELEcTRic SffovE, w.stinshou..,
nnssyer> nsUenr used. Rancho model. Cost
2IM x20O: vii sell S160 or best o1fer.
EGEcTafS EGE fsfS STOVE At cost. new aoo,
sample; ali difierent " sizes Hes ITod Snd
makes; Can weekdays. King 9-eOSS.
ELECTRIC TRAIN, Lionel. 250-watt
transformer, loads Of track, all for
$255s boys ice skates. So. OIL.
ENsSSsYSciLorED1A, IS American Peoples,
2syoI,@a 23yoS saiti9n; 2o,yolume set, plus
royal binding; cost si7S; ike new:
ENcTeIoPAEpiA1 BkfrANNicA az Al e Ssms: eom
plete set, including up-to-date year
BOOKS: never used, brand-new con-
Saition; cost S275. will sell for $3.50.
ENcYchopED1A. n; eI3a 1851 edition. 70
vol. fully Illustrated, like new. frac-
ton Of orig; cost. !S35. EN-. 1852. .
ENCYCLOPEDiA-see pags s. Life
oronef ag oct tbe1 esn cs Spd c2 2nd eoyer Oct
ENCYCLOPEDIA WORLD Book, 1,rst
choice Of schools and libraries. ASK
any teacher or librarian. $4,000
pictures. Articles are graded. each
written SO pupils in grade where
studied can understand it. More
World Books are bought annually
than any, other ency. In America.
Invest in happy school days for your
children. Only 20 cents . day. Ask
for free booklet or free demonstra-
ton; No obligation. Phone CO. 2514.
ENCYCLOPEDIA. Standard American.
excel. cond.. SIS or nearest offer.
cocktail set, Ss5: Silver Silver pitcher, ys; sig:
f1repl. mantle. $25. IA. s-16O1. .-5
EXERCYCLE, the ideal exerciser;
brand-new condition: will sell rea-
sonable. RA. 1850 after g pm. :.
FANS. attic. Kitchen. exhaust: all
eizes. Installed: 60 years. reliable
service QICHNER. LA $4,000.
FARM EQUIPMENT-One Aft. lime
spreader for sale. WA. O85O.
FILING CABINETS, legal letter; met
q! 4825; ;S5;, VIZ. II21 LIZ 14th NV. pI: 1872;
drawers; all pockets complete; $35.
DI. 6637. p
Evening star., 1952-10-05

csAsaScsStATSh 5SIrED rYPP%s1rss YPRVSf ssetss
cxMrR4at an iR4th s, INsukANcr. ST ,,,,..,,o,,
eemDsny eeaiDs1 III Ex' ri:fij 4iio dividsnd-Dayins
CAMERA, Leica NIB. 5o-mm. 70,
summar lens. Ever-Ready case: excel,
eond;i orig. owner; S140. WO. 1853.
CAMEkA = Studio. 4x5. with ali
fwings fsr g tripod ,.%s q, and commercial Eek
studio lishts, Beatty boom' beatty sy
2.0o0-watt cine light. 2 Goidie
spots. baby spot. 2 large victor
Ieoas: JG' s.sseRI se!I separate or all for $500
CAMERA. Kodak sb: rang. finder.
best ofier. Ii. 4-7sSo after s. IS
CAMERA. Kodak 2-35, excel. con-
eriee S1itan .ish JH slis5o lisTsi less than halt
iens ss7ss ad:pssm4m ssmm t:ssss 20 .sa &c
sun shade: leather case: tripod;
1gssn gsSa gun. and manual. 500. UN.
CAMERA. centax l ~ z.i., po,to,
lesx;f 1eas fesI sfod osh'ps; e., sss Eastman So
CAMERA, Fiexarst Reflex, :s.6: So new
eos1ndition; cs1 S76. Cali kE. S.o7sz
cAMEERA. s5-mm.. Ass., Karat. ep,..
range finder; small frs xemar
y1 is1se; a-ESss. EESSsssssnssed' $50 or best offsr.
clAMERA. Az rol.rold land. nfetim.
teT: ~. 5000. ext. si6. me-
CAMERA. Polaroid land. life-t,m,
sEq1ssantss; E1.H Mo;,;, practically new, S75
eesa asS Mssten sss iHF IT, 'Sas s4Js4 sta' H. good
CAMERA, Contax l With F.2 Boitar
lens. lens. zeiss; price. Ss6. Box 6o-J.
CAMERA. newest Leica Of. Summit
eaT P2 lens: bargain, 5000. Call
CAMERA3spesead ssa araphic, nTohi snx4n,
JE. 4-iS43. 3 Ao '"'e' Fhone
CAMERA. 3-f Leicas. 2 bodies as
sort; lenses and accessories; worth
csMss Ssst eiroSfea. HsI sss M eostsa 2ssl i.n,
sassed T. ssSs TEN 4sNDEERs E.aEHRttsr PAWN sSa5
BROKERS SALES CO., 91s b st.
CAMERA, 2Ax3A Speed Graphic,
L4.6 tessar lens. range nnder, case,
holders and flm pack adapter:;
sA%NBReo ReosaEsa'fss o&ERs saIrs cceoSphEF5 e.. sis 5
cxMREEz. Al RiE 81; sk.s& sSa2j Busch pr..,m.n.
f4.5 tessar lens, Kalart range finder
PAWNsEokiERss PA1Wsfnsssoi sSg SALES 1eNpiEMs Go'. ais
p st: NV. RE. 1922.
CAMERA, Kodak .36 1875 coated lens
sHtsed sss g. SENDEnas fHt51n e. PAWN: sSnT:
BROKERS SALES Co. 91S D At.
NV. RE 1922.
CAMERA. 2Nx3H. Speed Graphic
fully equipped; enlarger, electric
dryer. timeolit cut film. LU. l-12O5,
cAMRRMA.' cASM1e RM'nn: neica' ave 4 ;;::ss6 "a r,u.- n.v
S21O; also Sears Tower and 35
60, go 100 and 1876 nm. lenses
Evening star., 1952-10-05

LIZA II OoO, 1OS.OO
~ g. 4. cast iron
SOIL PIPE, 75c FIT.
in. cast IRON new
COPPER TUBING
a In. 20 per #.
WATER HEATERS
New 20-sal., $685..
3-PC. BATH IN COLOR
Complete with fittings. s1s9.
BLOCKS. INC.
NO. 7S0S q STORES WA. 5B01
BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT. COM
plete. and supplies: M or part: best
"a 9Ter 4, sSs sSs N. Kenmore st.. Ar, va
BED. dble., mahog. excel. taste and
almost new; matt ana box sprinss;
ED; s1.:.! dess'' ssa TsP'ss ssgs sscTins and mat
BEDS. lined oak. twin: .eElnss and
n%stttrsssss; nct complete; s:,., S49; 3. avail.
$2S. Can sfteT Q pm. no. 600.
BED. spSins and mattress. double
size. sac; good condition. HI.
BED. complete. and dresser: single;
maple desk. bookcase and books. VI.
and mattress $50. wi. 227s. %
BED, double. maple. springs and mat
5o' sSs';; s-sssc. asS condition ssS' Pig PHONE
BEDS IsS {s'TTSin g gss HOLLYWOOD; like
BEDS. twin. painted green. springs
and mattresses: matching vanity;
seqins. seqSS!s Gar az aSs9 ssg0l' and 'sls e0i
ggess; IN GOOD eo9dition; $40. oL.
BIDS. solid walnut. ( poster acorn
price at s75; one Harvard Hollywood
double bed frame with L inner
s2rinE mattress, $40. 81: 74ls:
SD essfl p,ssss sSna vs. xsso sass sss0 .ss ss ssS
BEDS, BUREAUS; .sarden tools. det.
net; good cond. DE. 1905. S5
BEDS, .Hollywd.. twin. headbrds. and
sRess nsst dsT ts sansssfSs sefor. a e. sx isss 5iss
BED, rollavay. 4s-inch; innersprine
two. WA. i640. Wv ''
BED. walnut, springs mattress, dop-
Die size. excel. cond.. bargain, $2b
BED-Conant Bali, birch. double,
spring and mattress; all like new.
BED, double, coil springs. SIS; chest,
mahog., S25. KE. 7-O625.
BED-Dble. rollaway, practically new.
sell at sacrifice. WA. 1160.
BED. mahogany colored metal. single
with springs, reasonable price.
Phone WO. 1894. 49,.
BED. modern; blond mahosany, dou-
chase; with Karpen Classic box
spring and mattress. TIE. S199. -6
BEDS-Twin, walnut finish. with box
springs. Price $40 both. Mattresses
no charge;) 2003 Naylor ,rd. Sc.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
ANTIQUES
SPECIAL SALE
Old New England Hooked
RUGS
OPEN TODAY. TO s
THE ATTIC ,e
1881 Wisconsin Ave. Georgetovn
AAYvrT@rfr~
ANTIQUES

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SQUAT vase fjust the thing for George
town .apts. with low ceiliigsJ. IS:
bristol vase flarge ecodomy size),
Sass Saso hsa0g box RI snlnss
$3.50 up; washington bottle (reai
So; lamps. 81; paper weishts. ST :
goblets and wines. 60c; decanters,
ST.; 81; pattern giass 2Sc up: satin
shhssp shsss :srSsd 1S's SS: s1ssS; 1S vaS. ~ss
stands, S3. 80; antique tables, So up:
pine d. |. table. $40; mahog. server,
So: rocker. $3.50; cobbler'S benches
S1O-S26: oid safe $40; pie safe. $4;
ssi sssnd siSsas Asss ssssdo tor Sssh
9pi You srs inyited e spenda III. SRs'sfes sfter-
noon prowling through our store
6fsps 4fSf ssos sos SIXTH sHs. St nv IN 81 sr s7ai
ANTIQUES SPECIAL
10 corner cupboards in cherry. wal
nut, pine and tulipwood, some with
glass panel doors. others with open
butterfly shelves: 8 Dutch cupboards
With doors or open shelves, some
WITH, With spo1Mn .M TACK, racks; - drop.leaf
saWbacP % * Il trestis sGHs and iso Hrtch @ ocSs chsaI
tables. benches and sets Of chairs to
match; many chests. dry sinks and
water benches; poster beds. single
and double. More than 200 other
pieces Of furniture. Big stock Of
china. glass, etc. Sensible prices.
spection invited. .sWashinston's
>cHEvY CHASE ANTToUEs, SSII
Wis. ave; .c oL. . 2422, I 70 am. {
Evening star., 1952-10-05
CAMERA FILM .
CAMERA FILM
Outdated But Guaranteed
16mm. 1O0-ft. rolls Kodachrome. S3 .95
35mm Kodachrome 36x S195 roll
120 plus 5 rolls for S1.O0
ALL MOVIE CAMERAS
AND PROJECTORS AT
$50 TO 400 DISCOUNT
Uptown Photo Supply

1899 Irving st. NV. no. s722
snd pad. New Condition. ou Hp. Ssf' sb7i
CARPET-Hall runners, blue Angie
Persian: 3 yds. red Arcadian; 4 yds
good condition. co. 8134.
CASH DRAWER, brand-new, with loci
ana bell, $3.50. Today, CO; 1926
few months. ring up sac 90 Today
co. 1925; wk., 1112 14th, DL. 1872
CASH REGIsTER-McCaskey. excel
lent condition.. used less than one
CASH ASA RRfEaGsonaSls REG. semsfnst;ss1o 2a Ssos ,dSn,
maenlns' MAJ IN asy ClsFy. elec.: ba9g: Call to-
CASH RESGi1srERs-we ar. d,scon.
tinuing cash registers and adding
Machines new and used: Dealers In
CASH REGIsTER. National. 4-drawer.
class 1900; S99. SO. ring up: eertifies
slip: issues reeeipt; price $3.50 OF
CASH ssss ofs REG,sihlRRl Gal RF N.t a26s b.,, coma
today. CO. 1925; Wk.. l1l2 11th NV
CELLO, $50; piano stool, So; love
seat, $50; drop-leaf table, S26; tyne
writer: children's clothes SH. 1884.
CHAIRS, Q over-stuffed tapestry with
s2zsS PIP covers; 50 each. Cali Lu,
|CHAiR-Mahogany. new upholstery,
$50 or best offer. Also aqua eve-
Ming gown, size 12. RE. 1881.
Duran, new. cost $125, sell $8b;
drum table. mahogany. Q drawers,
glass top, cost SIS, sell $36; perfect
condition. RA. i477.
CHAIRS ca, red plastic, large, ir