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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06
In The Mail Bag

February 90, 1852
Mr.. H. S. Douglas, Editor
The Globe Independent
122 w. Washington Street
Hagerstowny Maryland
Dear Mr.. Douglas:
I know you will be interested in
learning that as we prepare to close
our books today on the 1851 Christ
mas Seal Campaign, it will reach the
highest total ever achieved in the
county. The figure will be some
what in excess of $14,500.
Contributing a very material share
to the success of this campaign was
the assistance which you gave us in
publicizing the campaign through
the columns of ''The Globe indie
pendent" The high degree of coop
Grafton which you gave us is very
sincerely appreciated. We believe
you have made a distinct contribu-
ton toward the health of this COM
munity through your efforts.
Sincerely yours,
Crown o. Diehl, DDS.
Chairman,
Christmas Seal Comm.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06
DR.. Shealy Heads
Historical Society

At a recent organization meeting
of the Washington County Historical
Society, Dr. w. H. Shealy, of Sharps
burg, was reelected president for
the ensuing year.
Other officers (also re-elected)
were: j. Forney Young, first vice
president; John L. Swain, second
vice-president; Donald G. Kaylor,
secretary; and Claude Potterfield,
treasurer.
At the meeting the following were
reelected chairmen of their various
committees: Mrs. Frank w. Mish, Jr.,
Hager House Restoration Project;
Simms Jameson, program; Mrs. j.
Alvey Long, membership; and Mrs.
Frank S. Schwartz, church records.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06

tors, Dual Highway; Cunningham
Motors, Inc, 20 E. Franklin ST.;
Fleigh Motor Company, $40 Oak Hill
Ave; Haslacker Motor Company, 55
E. Baltimore st.
Hebb Motor Company, Funkstown;
Hoffman Chevrolet Sales, IL N. Lo-
Gust ST.; Middlekauff Motors, 800
Potomac Ave; Motor Truck Service
Company, Inc, 1000 w. Washington
ST.; Neikirk's Garage, Huyetts Cross
Roads; Renner's Garage, 1101 Vir-
ginia Ave.
J. S. Snowberger & Son, 219 East
Washington St.; Sharrett Motors, 80
E. Baltimore ST.; Thumma Motor
Company, 217 Frederick St.; Tri-
State Motor Truck Sales, 426 S. Can
non Ave; Yingling Auto Sales &
Service, 237 Frederick St..
Crowps Garage, Boonsboro; Fuss
& Hill Pontiac Sales & Service, Han
cock; Hancock Motor Company
Hancock; The Hoffman Chevrolet
Sales, Hancock; Newman Auto Com
pany, Smithsburg; Rauth Motors
Hancock; Square Garage, Hancock
Winebrenner Motors, Highfield.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06
FOUR LOCAL BOYS AT
CAMBRIDGE CAMP

Four Hagerstown seaman recruits,
USN: James D. Rhodes, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Donald H. Rhodes, of 644
North Mulberry ST.; William R.
Hook, Asst West Washington ST.; Mer-
vim R. Roller, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry E. Roller, AZ West Wilson
blvd; and James V. Fermes, 80 East
Antietam ST., are taking recruit
training at the U. S. Naval Training
Center, cambridge, Md.
Upon completion of their 11-week
training period, graduates are as
signed to duty stations with the
Fleet or at Navy shore stations, or
are sent to service schools for adj
vanced technical training.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06
OdeIIo Letter Head
OF Oh. OF Commerce
Succeeds J. v. Jamison iii, Re-
firing President. Other Officers
Also Elected.

At the organization luncheon
meeting of the Hagerstown Chamber
of Commerce, held at the Hotel
Alexander on Monday, Odello M.
Letter was elected president for the
ensuing year, succeeding the retir-
ing president, J. V. Jamison III.
Other officers elected were: Herm-
an L. Stockslager, first vice-presi-
dent; Harold M. Porter, second vice
president; Elmer P. Bachtell, treas
urer; and James w. Stone, secretary.
Before turning over the gavel to
the incoming president, Mr.. Jamison
expressed his sincere gratitude to
the members of the Board of Direc-
tors for their cooperation during
the past year
On taking the chair, Mr. Letter an
nounced the following appointments:
Audit Committee, Robert N. Bach
tell, Russell w. Howard and E. P.
Bachtell; Councillor to the National
Meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce, Mr.. Jamison; Alternate Coun-
cillor, Mr.. Stockslager; Delegates to
the National Meeting, John E. Shock
ey and Herman L. Mills; Alternate
Delegates, Fred c. Wright, Sr. and
A. M. Horst.
The Board of Directors of the
Chamber are:
Newly Elected: c. Neil Baylor,
Ford J. Bryan, John Corderman, J.
V. Jamison, III, Mr.. Letter, John M.
Miller, Mr. Porter and Mr. Stock
slayer.
Holdover Directors: John M. Baer,
Donovan R. Beachley, William M
British, Winslow Burhams, Park w
T. 10y, Herman L. Mills, Ellsworth
R. Roulette and Fred c. Wright, Jr
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06
Around Town With
The Editor

A vote for Herman L. Mills for
the Republican nomination for
United States Senator will be a
vote for man who will fight to the
last ditch for corruption-free, eco
nomical government.
A movement has been started here
for the formation of Washington
County Citizens for Eisenhower
Club" and it is gaining momentum
every day - and I'm all for it.
1t is expected that an announce
ment regarding the movement will
be made in the near future.
The March campaign of the
Mayors Safety Committee is in the
capable hands of Police Commits
sioner M. E. Ellinger and the entire
membership of the Police Depart
ment, and they are doing fine job.
They started the campaign off by
announcing that at long last the
automobile driving tests have been
removed from the Armory on North
Potomac Street and are now being
conducted at the South End Fire
Hall. where the traffic is much less
congested.
They followed this up by arrang-
ing with 27 automobile and truck
dealers and garages to give free in
spection of lights, horns, brakes and
steering during the entire month, and
YOU will find the list elsewhere on
this page.
Mr.. Ellinger and Police Officer
Doarnberger are giving short talks
at all of the service clubs and the
campaign is being carried into all
of the schools as well.
Not content with this, the Boy
Scouts and Girl Scouts are cooper
ating and they have already receiv-
ed sealed instructions from the Pc
lice commissioner lCSdl C41ilS 'ii~iA
lob during the safety drive.
The vacancy caused by the res
ignation of DR.. William T. Layman,
as a member of the Washington
County Republican Central Com
mittee, has been filled by the APP
pointment of Allen Heller, who OPP
crates a hardware store in Hancock
The Hagerstown Civilian Club has
the honor of being the first Civilian
group to sponsor a Civitan Club in
the neighboring state of Pennsyl-
vania.
The local club has organized {
club in Chambersburg, which will
receive its Charter at impressive
ceremonies to be held on Saturday
night, with full delegation of the
Hagerstown Club in attendance.
The Charter will be presented by
the International President, who il
making a special trip from Toronto
Canada, for the occasion.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06
JAMES B. NUGENT, USN,
RETURNS FROM OVERSEAS

James B. Nugent, firemen appren-
tice, USN, of 10 East Antietam
Street, who is serving aboard the
destroyer USS Wallace L. Lind, has
returned to the United States after
taking part in the Atlantic Fleet Cold
Weather Exercises off the southern
tip of Greenland.
Nugent, who entered the Naval
service on June %, 1851, is former
student of Hagerstown High School
and was employed at the ALP store
before entering the service.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06

evangelist to Hagerstown for this
series of services. He has attracted
capacity congregations wherever he
has spoken and he brings vital mes
sage that everyone will want to hear.
With Mr.. Templeton will be his
charming wife who, before her mar
riage, was a noted mezzo-soprano APP
pearing in both concerts and in mo-
ton picture work, but after her mar
riage she gave it all up in order to
travel with her husband Mrs.
Templeton will be the soloist at both
the services at st. Johns Church and
the Maryland Theater.
Also taking part in the services
will be the young theological stu
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06
Car License Blanks
Have Been Mailed
If You Haven't Got Yours,
Write Motor Vehicles Dept. At
Once.

All applications for 1952-1953 Ii
cense plates for passenger cars and
motor cycles have now been mailed
out by the Department of Motor We
hicles.
If you have not received your ap-
plication for either of these two
classes, due to change of address or
any other reason, notify the depart
ment in writing, giving your full
name, new and old address, together
with the number of your large ~
cense plate, and title number, if pos
sible, which may be found on the
last line of your registration card to
the far right.
AS clips will be issued to validate
the large Maryland license plates
being used at present on passenger
cars, the correct number of your
present plates must be inserted in
the boxes across the top of the APP
plication before it is returned to the
Department of Motor Vehicles.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06
A CORRECTION

In the McEwen Furniture Com
pany advertisement that ran last
week, announcing the five win
ners of their contest, the sentence
in the advertisement that should
have stated: 1.-THE prize winning
entries may be seen on display in
our window for the next ten
days." was badly garbled.
We apologize for the error and
wish to state that the entries will
be on display in McEwen's win
dow, 81 South Potomac Street,
through Saturday, March 8.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06

dent, C. Mason Harvey, who will
lead the singing, and his lovely
young wife, the former Miss Lois
Chartrand, of Hollywood who, with
her husband, will talk at the various
schools during the week.
AS all the services are expected to
attract a large capacity of audience,
you are urged to get there early in
order not to be disappointed.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06
Rev. Mcconnell Is
Kiwanis Speaker
Field Secretary Of National
Council Of Churches Evangel-
ism Department Talks On "The
True Aristocracy."

Rev. H. H. Mcconnell, field secre4
tary Of the Department of Evangel-
ism of the National Council of
Churches, who is making the ar
engagements for the forthcoming
Preaching Mission to be conducted
by the Rev. Charles B. Templeton,
under the sponsorship of the Wash
ington County Council Of Churches,
was the guest speaker at the reg
ular weekly luncheon meeting Of
the Kiwanis Club, held at the Hotel
Alexander on Thursday.
The program was arranged by the
Support of Churches Committee, of
which Z. Fred Neikirk is chairman,
and the meeting was presided over
by the president, Albert M. Long.
Guests at the luncheon were:
Christy McEwen and Robert L. Har-
Fington, both of Hagerstown; Mel
vim Muhly, of Baltimore; and XII
Wanians Paul Husson, of York, Pa;
E. Millard Durham, of Berkeley
Springs, W. Va; and William Glow
ser, formerly of Chambersburg, but
now residing in Hagerstown.
Speaking on the subject, THE
True Aristocracy," Mr.. Mcconnell,
touching on the death of the late
King George VI, pointed out that the
aristocracy of the British Common
wealth, as personified in the ruling
monarch, was significant, in that it
exemplifed the majesty of govern
ment, and he illustrated his point
by telling of the deep reverence that
always accompanies the singing of
God Save The King"
But" the speaker continued. "the
true aristocracy is not rank or pres
tIge, but rather an aristocracy of
character, and the true aristocrats
are men of good will and possessed,
not only with the spirit of the Iiv-
ing Christ, but also with the de-
sire to share it"
In summing up, Mr.. Mcconnell
stated that the true index to a mans
character is not in the wealth he
might obtain, or the high power that
might come his way, but whether or
not he is-A Good Man.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06
Round Table Held
By Scout Leaders
Over Fifty Men Take Part In
First Of Monthly Training Ses-
sions.

The first in the series of monthly
Rount Tables of Boy Scout Leaders
of the Washington County District
was held on Tuesday evening at the
YMCA, with over so men taking
part Training features of the pro-
gram were: patrol organization, the
selection and training of patrol lead
ers, and the proper packing of a pack
for hiking.
Troop 8, sponsored by Christ Re
formed Church, led by their Scout
master William Courtney, conducted
the opening ceremony, and during
the meeting Scouts Tom Spofford,
Gordon Spessard, Robert Mann, John
Poffenberger and Richard Stoner, all
of Troop 4, sponsored by st. Paul's
Methodist Church, displayed differ
ent types of packs and their proper
packing for comfortable carrying.
The Round Table was conducted
in the form of regular Scout Troop,
divided into six patrols, and the of
ficers of the Troop were: Scoutmas-
ter, Richard Miller, assistant district
commissioner; Senior Patrol Leader,
Earl j. Gooding, Scoutmaster of
Troop 4; and Secretary treasurer,
Lewis A. Spielman, Committeeman
of Troop a.
The six patrol leaders were: Wal
ter Stiner, Scoutmaster of Troop %,
Funkstown; Harry H. Bowers, Scout
master of Troop 40, Sandy Hook; and
Kenneth Williams, Scoutmaster of
Troop SO, William Sagle, Scoutmas-
ter of Troop IL, and William Court
ney, Scoutmaster of Troop 8, all of
Hagerstown.
At the next meeting, which will be
held at the Y on Tuesday evening,
March 25, program planning and
pioneering skills will be featured.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06
JAMES A. BARLEY, USN
is WITH ATLANTIC FLEET

James A. BARLEY, ships service
man, third class, U S Navy, 1904
Hamilton Blvd, recently partici-
pated in the Navy's cold weather ex-
ercise aboard the destroyer USS
John R. Pierce, with the Atlantic
Fleet.
The exercise is maintained to in
crease combat readiness and ia
miliarize ships crews with operat-
ing conditions in frigid climate con-
dition, and also to test the latest
cold weather weapons and equip
ment.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06

The greater Hagerstown Evangel-
istic Preaching Mission, headed by
the dynamic young evangelist Rev.
Charles B. Templeton, will be held in
Hagerstown the week of March Ola.
The Mission is being sponsored by
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06
Hear "The Cop Who
Saves Kids Lives"
Dick Mansfield, Retired Wash
ington Police Inspector, To
Talk To Children Saturday.

AS part of the Police Departments
Safety Campaign during the month
of March, retired Washington, D. c.
Police Inspector, Dick Mansfield,
known as "The Cop Who Saves
Kids Lives" is coming to Hagers-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06

Lecturer: I suppose we all know
what the inside of a corpuscle is
like?"
Club chairman: 'Most of us do,
but you'd better explain for the
benefit of those who have never been
inside one"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06

Johnny: ''Do you think it is right
to punish folks for what they haven't
done?"
Teacher: 'Of course not"
Johnny: "Well, I haven't done my
homework"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06

interviewer: ''Your application
says you left your last job because of
illness. What was the nature of the
ailment?"
Applicant: well, the boss just got
sick of the way I was doing things"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06
Greater Hagerstown Evangelistic
Preaching Mission Starts Sunday

The Mission VIII Feature The Dynamic Young Evangelist Rev.
Charles Tempeton Evening Services Sunday Through Friday
And Noon Services Monday Through Friday
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-03-06
F la 1ay Safe! Get Your Car Or Truck
Inspected Free During This Month

TwenySeven Auto Dealers And Garages viii Inspect Your
Lights Brakes Horn And Steering Free OF Charge AS Part
OF Hagersown Police Departments Safety Program For March
Evening star., 1952-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
BUILDING MATERIAL,

wrecking barracks American Univer-
Slty. All kinds OF material Tor sale
incl: standard windows and doors;
22x4s: 2x6'S, Sx8s. sheathing: floor
Also slate surfaced fiber board. Cello
tex. 2:dr.. plywood closets. some
metal chests, Of drawers. Big special
Salesman on lob in n NV. corner Uni:
versity grounds Nebraska ave. at
Mass. NV, Also large variety Of all
kinds of building material at our
yard ,ABCD CORP. 1881 Jefferson
Davis Hwy. Arlington. Va. OF. 1855.
BULLDozER: D-4. Caterpillar: ex5
BuLIDozER. Ts sHs', Cat s5E1 pE4. new new type type
with tilt blade; hydraulic; in good
condition; now working; $500.
BTLLDozER AND PAN. HD-14 Allis-
Chalmers. sdIa!. lust eyerhauled; in good
yard scraper pan. in good Condition;
$s.500. Now working. 81. 1897
BULLDOZER. TD-14-A. / yr. old.
perfect condition; has. had best
faEe; RaEEe; Ssaa Seath. reason for selling.
BULLDOZER, cleat track, Diesel: for
BULLDOZER, Cletrac, model BG, hyd.
OoilnOLC1 sOUu re-
Gently overhauled; $1,000. UN.
BUNK BEDS. Army. nice cond.;
new mattress; first $35 today buys.
CABINETS. steel, suitable for garage
$9s, 80; UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
813 14th st. NV.
CAMERA-S-mm. Bell g. Howell
mag. load, telephoto lens; B. and
H: protector; carrying case and
cxMFRAsco0fsT xsfsfsR eest OsF. brand PA n.x Ss47
Sonar. $3.50: voigtlander. Bessa II,
Skopar. F 80. $75: Rollieflex. F 3.5,
Tessars $3.50; Clarus. F 2.S. $50.
CAMERA-3Ax4H Grafiex. Super D.;
F4.5 coated lens in automatic dia-
price over $500; spotless; S135. XII.
CAMERA. RoLLE1FLEx, ssb; be-
fore 10 am. 1894 Queen st. me-.
CAMERA. Polaroid Land: picture in
q minute with flash attachment. S59;
camera; Rolleifiex. miniature. S55.
CAMERA. zeiss Ikon. lens tessar 3.5,
ssooaated; 1%e roll and accessories;
CAMERA. micro film; reader. lne for
35-mm.. eauit. cost $3.50, sell $40;
Minox tank. thermom.. cheap, or
trads for older Leica. OIL. 2321.
all new, cased: wide angle: $65;
5O-mm.. $50; s5-mm.. 500; 9O-mm.,
$40; 135-mm.. SIS; also reflex hsg.,
etc. JE. $3.50.
CAMERA. Leica. F. Summitar F-2.
case; used for l roll. Jen flash. S275.
Telephoto 80 nm. Elmar, wide angle
Elmar 35mm. Imarect Finder. all
new coated, $3.50. Ia. 1900.
CAMERA. Japanese Nixon. brand-new,
il lens; with fash; will sell S275.
CAMERA =. Brand-new Pacemaker
Crown GRAPHIC. all accessories incl.
Cost 1885. will sacrifice for $3.50.
Cal. from 10 an. to 4 Pm. AP.
CAMERA-Kodak g MN. movie, 2.7
isnse; new coz: coz. with leather case.
CAMERA-Bell and Howell, magazine
load; ; also tslephoto lens; like new.
CAMERAS-Moving to new location:
entire stock Of cameras. projectors,
meters, tripods, etc, on sale ct up
to 50% discount. Greatest price re-
duction sale in our history. FORD
PHOTO SUPPLY. 9Th and Pa. ave
CAMERA-speed Graphic AXIS and
accessories: complete. Good condi-
tion. good buy. Call EX. 6400. ext.
1902, between 8 am and 4 pm,
Monday through Friday 1Ts
Evening star., 1952-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION-Imported Stradavari,
5 shift, l20 bass. New. Case in.
cluded; Call EN-; 1878;
ACCORDION u bass, Hohner' per-
AeeospfaN. tsst fG5d $50 italian Sh 1881 iao bass
Treble and bass shifts. Aluminium
construction prevents warping. Com
plete with case. Guaranteed. Reg
ular price $500. Reduced to S139. 80.
Save at RATNER'S MUSIC STORE.
AC3SoR3IoNs 73s RSth st. Tna;. n;T. r.w. e-sn,t..
shift; worth $500; 500 sell sI sa9' sas Also sE
s455. zSD'A' '
ASSSH siSS q 5sst oifef pU' 1870 Is:
12O-bass, 8 left hand. II TT. hand
shifts: never used; appraised SS75.
sell $3.50. Call WI. OS27 from 8
am. to 7:30 pm. lis
ADD. MACH, new, used; all makes;
hand, cleo: great reduc. today. CO.
4S25; ys Liz l4ts st.; DI 7Sas az
$3.50 s fesHadsf'0Fsd' USITED TYPEwRiTER CO.
S13 14th st, NV.
best cond.; $3.50. Today. co. 4625;
AD6iNG nf;i G. MACHINES, R. Run c, s' Alien lien
desk models. best cond. JU. 1888.
ADDoMETER. SIN. port: add. mach; I;
CO. CO. 4625; s' wR., III liz i4th. D1 9Ssa,
AIR CoMPREssoR-ouincy, sCFM:
rebuilt. WA. 97s5 weekdays; ewes.
Sundays. Ii. 3-6S09. liz
Evening star., 1952-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FREEZERS
SAVE UP TO 5000
OPEN SUN, IL TO 6
CASH OR TERMS
WHOLESALE FOOD PLAN
AVAITA2I
Silver Spring Gas & Elec. Co.

Silver Spring Gas & Elec. Co.
944 Wayne Ave. JU. S-SO3s.
FRENCH HORN. Conn CD, excellent
condition; $3.50 or best offer. Cali
FUR COAT Alaska seal; adult;
brown. Call IA. 2-634O. 10
FUR COATS-Hudson seal coat. size
1918: pair silver 1oxes. WA. 3546.
FUR SCARF, ranch mink. ) skins,
worn Just o few times; S115. FA.
FURNACE. coal (hot air): complete
With blower and piping. S1OO cash.
FURNACE-4-year- Homart OIL
fred burner and controls; adequate
Tor o to S-fm. house; may see 1t
IN operation; best offer. JA.
FURNACE-see. h.-w.. for small
house. good cond., ready to move,
$40: 72O Somerset pl., NV.
FUkNACE, Kozy air gas, controls and
aucts; nSe new; used 5 mos; $3.50.
FURNACE. Thatcher. forced air; heats
rooms; good condition; best offer
fahtti OF s-RM. Apr.-Hide-
a-bed, bedrm. suite, dinette and oc-
FURNISHINGS OF MASS. AVE. home.
including draperies. HOLLYWOOD beds,
metal wardrobe. misc. OIL. 1850.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE = Studio couch. china
closet, / cot 2 wardrobes, platform
rocker. double spring and mattress.
Sell cheap. MANGUM, LU. 4-5475.
FURNITURE antique Dutch sink,
lated leather, in new condition. SIS;
] antique cabinet, $40; L sas antique
slipper rocker. SO; l new baby S
crib with matt. s25. Wo. 1872.
FURNITURE Traditional liv. rm.
breakfast set, small Formica-tor
table. Kenmore automatic washer
and mangle; 11-cu.-ft. deepfreeze,
ODDS and ends; reasonable. 256
Oakwood st. Sc. or call 10. 2-9773.
FURNITURE-Lime oak triple dress
er and 6-piece mahogany dining I'm.
set. Call XII. S-1956. -17
FURNITURE - regency sofa and
lounge chair; MAJOR Masterpiece, 6
mos. old; best offer. WA. 1927. -17
FURNITURE - Wal. Winthrop sec.
desk, mahog. club chair; half mar
ket price; no dealers. WI. 1176.
FURNITURE-complete furnishings
tive lined oak, modern. Call 5 to
pm. DE. 1864, -17
FURNITURE-Chair. green bed comb.
Upholstery in perfect cond. Vermont
maple chest. Meadow Sway tor
chierre. Round, mahog., leather
top. drum table. Small, green lamp
table. EN- 1851. -I7
FURNITURE, cabinet radio. maple
rocker chair. Bendix de luxe ironer,
maple bedrm. suit. rugs, childs
iGe lawn mower sna HOUSE souse seI soId p1Mst must
move. OIL, 4495 -1T
Evening star., 1952-08-17
HOSPITAL, RED

Excel; cond.. $36: oICHNER. ISIS
M st. NV. EX. 1927.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS-6 beds, desk.
coHch' chairs, tables. other pieces.
lS2d N. WAYNE ST.. Arl. Is
IRONER, Arvin, unused. $40. Ayr.
guarantees; also Westinghouse wafis
rev e3%S %oSs uasSs.d sSS oE o$i' iSs stsn0'
cond:; $s5: IA. 7-so7s. '
ITHACA PUMP. I2 skeet. cults. extra
i9okss; fa mod;a.S $17S With VIII case @ sausr double
belt, Sl25. Colt. So Special and
3,I 9 boxes 1o6 ammo. $50. DR.. LISTER.
k2ASEDff%S0 fS0Y! FILES, s1s. 4.e, 20 azs draw.
kIT1HiFNk 1sSSi yk'' IHr Fl; 1872: l!l2 11th NV;
chairs. nice cond, newly painted and
kangaENa 6argain at s23 today. 70. s-1I5l.
en- Maid, YOUNGSTOWN. Tracy. etc,
With small scratches and dents, 40%
MzREHousE. 1906 isoS 1st s. st. wEsScsfli -. csli
kiTcaESo sT; sESo shT. NJ tsSis ps5eeI and ,,.,r..
afnsT eaI Sun e0nS Pd:s sG6 J6 q sss4s ss;s Offer
KNOTTY PINE paneling: 14fsc DEL:
spec. lots; big barg.; see It, 1920
Wilson blvd, RUCKER LUMBER.
LATHE, l0-in. swing, $l75, equip:
set exp. reamers. S25: Launderab
auto. washer, $50. WA. S989.
LAW BOOKS, virtually brand new:
Sup. Ct. Digest Q6 vols.); Words
and Phrases as vols.); Dist. Of
Col. Practice and Proc. (S vols.) Md.
Reporter (2nd series, vols. 1-Sl:
cost $500 plus; will sell complete
for S576 or hest cash offer. will
consider selling above sets separately.
Call DE, 1926. all day Sun. or week
, ends IDS after ftGus 6 pm: 49, 80
ladder. IA IT,, 80; practically new.
JU. S-3O44
LAWNMoWER. 21 Inch, power. Toro
sfss sTsf .e11SS sGn6 Iayr' 0 3D. s44S tist price,
LAWNMOWERS, rotary; 20 in; cost
S123: sell sos; reel. S45: also gar-
den tractor. 500. XII. 9-s521.
LAWN MOWER. good condition. SIS.
0E. 2522 hetWeen and