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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-05-30

MIHC spokesman quoted the ex-
act wording and figures from the of
fetal compensation law books of the
states referred to, and showed that
none of MEC's dire predictions for
Montana had come to pass in other
states.
Ample opportunity was also af-
forded Pauley and Warren to veri-
fly Montana Economic Council as
sertions about the $4,000 penalty
provision in the initiative, and to
discredit Mr.. Thurston's analysis,
Labor Interprets the $4,000 PEN
atty Voice, May p. Neither
MEG representative would risk be-
coming involved in debating the
merits of this most controversial
provision.
The MEG spokesman, by quoting
from that organizations
two-color pamphlet "To Every Mon
tanan", attempted to show that the
has been more than gen
erous with disabled Montana work
men. Initiative proponents reviewed
history, showing how lit
Continued on page four)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-05-30

BY 1880, 10 of the state laws in this
country included coverage for all OF
certain types of occupational dis
eases. Today, it is generally recogniz-
ed that occupational diseases should
be compensated E. . Some provision
for this is made under At of the 81
laws in the u. S. and its Territories
providing compensation for industrial
injuries. More than half of these At
laws cover all occupational diseases.
In other laws, the coverage is limited
to the diseases listed. An outstanding
development in this field in recent
years has been the increasing use
of full or general coverage. This was
particularly notable in 1949 when 6
States Delaware, Nevada, New Jer-
sey, Rhode Island, Utah and West
Virginia), changed from schedule to
full coverage, and South Carolina,
which covered occupational diseases
for the first time, adopted the gen
eral coverage pattern.
REASONS FOR FULL COVERAGE
In the past, private insurance
carriers, with few exceptions, have
opposed the broad coverage of &C.
cupational diseases. However, at
t h e "a 9 Convention of the
lAIABC, the representative of one
of the largest workmen's compen-
sation insurance carriers in this
country made a convincing state
ment in favor of full coverage of
occupational diseases
This representative pointed out that
new industrial processes are constant
ly creating new occupational disease
hazards. He cited as examples the lung
cancer hazard discovered recently in
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-05-30
ACM's Net Income CTp
7.5Per Cent In 1851,
Says Con Kelley

Anaconda Copper Mining Co., net
1851 income was rs per cent higher
than in 1850, c. F. Kelley, chair
man of the board of ACM told Mon
tana stockholders at the company's
annual meeting in Anaconda last
week.
In 1851 ACM had net income of
more than $50 million. Of this, ap-
proximately $2.5 million represented
the net due the Queen of Holland,
reputedly ACM's largest single stock
holder. The Queen holds 428,52
shares of the company's 100000
shares of common stock. Over lis, 900
other people, with average holdings
of 70 shares, own the balance of
ACM's common stock.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-05-30

be able to equalize the power of the
pressure groups working for their re-
spective programs. Neither would
they be able to balance the effective
ness of the different legislative COM
mittees which must approve, separ-
ately, their programs. The inequali-
ties in budget and consequently in
program derive in large part from
the different congressional commit
Continued on Page Three)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-05-30
Piece-meaI Plan Must
Be Abandoned
One Agency, Centrally Located In Missouri Basin and
Accountable Only To President and Congress- Is Needed
To End Duplication and Waste By Numerous Bureaus
(Second in a series)

Last week. in reporting testimony given opposition to
the Dept of Interior Montana Power Company heelng
tracts before the Presidents Missouri Survey Commits
sion, THE VOICE again detailed what lush plum Mon
ana Power secured when and Interior permitted to join
forces
This week part of the testimony given showing
immediate need for abandoning the Pckoan plan and in it's
place. substituting development agency
IN the Missouri Basn the most feasible method solving
the valleys recurring flood problems greatly increasing
production, increased irrigation soil conservation etc.
Herewith excerpts from statements given by Gov John
Bonner Don W. Chapman president Montana Union
Judge Left Erickson, and Prof Nick Helburn State
College, dealing with the Indignation phase
at the May 1917 hearings in Great Falls
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-05-30

tered agency rather than by multi
plicity of bureaus each responsible to
its own headquarters in Washington,
d. G.
FIRST, we cannot achieve equit-
able development for all uses with
the present bureau-by-bureau APP
proach. Even if all bureau chief
were saints-and it is safe assump-
ton they are not-they still would not
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-05-30
U.S.. LABOR DEPT. REPORT ExPLODES
MEG. NONSENSE ON full cOvERAGE
OF 0CCUPATI0NAL DISEASES
March 1851 Findings Confirm Suspicion That Only Thing
Wrong With Proposed Compensation Initiative Is That
1t Doesn't Go Far Enough

None of the early workmens compensation laws in this
try made specific provision for the of occupation
al diseases although the term personal injury in the Massa
chuset law held by the courts be broad enough
cude occupatona diseases In States there
adc court decisions defining the term accidental injury
injury to include occupationa diseases The confusion
sung from the uncertainty of these decisions led the
States to gradually bring occupaona diseases expressly under
the workmen's compensation laws
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-05-30
Need people Conferred
Agency" To Achieve An
[ntegrated Development

Nicholas Helburn, professor Montana
State College, at Billings hearing:
&C. l would like to add four rea-
sons why we need a Missouri River
development by single, region-cen-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-05-30

These Are Crippled Children. :.
If you have a normal child consider the
parents of one who is mentally retarded,
and say to yourself
THERE, BUT FOR THE GRACE OF
GOD GO T.
Then have Compassion and Understand
ing.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-05-30

the of
be lin
of ou chill arpreyto mental re ation
Expensv andm iracem he
IS
nyitu ionalca hasp for thaech idren.
and State rainin
Evening star., 1952-08-23
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
ADDITIoNs-Free estimates, reno

aDDITIoNS-Free estimates. remod-
CONTRACTING CO.. ME-. $685..
ADDITIONS. alteration and remodel
ing, new construction. all types OF
repairs. porches inclosed. recreation
rooms all types Of brick and cement
sseia, work retaining walls built. free
Cali A. q c. CONSTRUCTION CO,
DI. 6412. 9 AM to 0 PM. except
Sat. and Sunday.
ADD. and home remod., bSmt to roof;
no money down; up to Z yrs. TO pay.
AIR CONDITIONING, reirigeration,
washing machine repair. new and
USED air-conditioners. Ex. 95S2.
ALTERATIONS AND REpAIRs-4ew
s9aSktTHHson sork sTaraneed argS WsE r sRs ~
TON CO. LU. 4-24sl and IL.
AsPHAIT DRIvEwAYs. parking 'io lot.
RE1eR RTaIePhOHs Woek 81. 1900 N eSES9 e 81; 45sz;
psses crsfs w6SE DSrehes "ssx resainns nh2 wells
BRICK wORK-New and repair. re-
paTi1g pair rsnIaIas, walls, walks walks steps out
tee satisfaction and free estimates,
BUILDiNG- n SEAsNj -RRsi6DEIiNGo III Naiooo@ Roofs o
walks, drives. painting, decorating,
Waterprooflng; deferred payments;
Ella; o,R REED CoNSIISSAGTING CO.,
CABINETS, new add, closets. recr.
rm.. trim, remodelinS; refs. For best.
CABINET work. carpentry and
painting; reas. rates; work guar;
ngE q fac
CABINETMAKER - Furn. rep, fine
carpenters, partitions. shelving. recr.
rm., etc. any time. TU. 0391. --24
CARPENTRY. new roofs. general re-
pairs, home work. Call any time.
CARPENTRY. alterations. repairs,
remodeliEg; old and new work. MR.:
CARPENTERS, 1st class; alterations.
Igp repairs additions. concrete work.
CARPES1TFER WORK-work euaran- a
teed. viii work week ends. ewes,
any time. JU. 7-5776; 2S
CARrENIERmGeneral ARR NII home repairs,
CARPENTRY - Repairs and alters
tions, new and old; no job too small;
work guaranteed; free estimates.
ing. kitchens and baths a speciality.
Can ewes, no. T546. 23'.
CARPENTRY WORK of all kinds:
reasonable. 81. 2145 -25
CARPENTRY WORK-Attics. porches,
bookcases, cabinets and partitions.
Good reliable carpenters. IA. 5-5925,
after 8 pm. -A29
CEMENT STEPS, porches. copfngs, re-
tanning walls. masonry waterproof
ing. 20 years experience; guaran-
teed; reliable colored man. j.
HARRISON. HO. 51S2 after pm.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. SSS8 any day
any night
DRIvEWAYS. porches. patios, steps,
cellars. walks. built or repaired.
ST. al52 after weekdays. all day
Sunday. -25
FENCE-Galvanised chain INK; all
posts IN concrete. Immediate erec.
ton. Get the best for less No down
payment, 80 months to pay Phone
Ii 4-45SS: evenings and Sunday,
Evening star., 1952-08-23

ANpIRoNS, n IONS brass; practically new
AQUARIUM Cal so-gal and one
5-gal. tank: EN-. 1899. I'D
BABY CARRIAGE, like new; also
PLAY piiaypen and scales. Call LU. 1-s4497
BABY cCARRIAGE-Excel. condition,
collapsible: $50. AP. 1915. ia
BABY CARRIAGE Twin sized,
Storkline. excellent cond,, S35; also
Bay sss eaahlsSE e6adltl9a: ah''e sas Win 5a
BABY CARRIAGE. storkline. SIS;
bassinette. lining and mattr.. So;
apt. size washer. $40. RA. 1402.
BABY CRIB-Rented by day. week
BABY FURNITURE. USED-carri-
ages AGES, =. cribs, chifferobes, playpens.
etc. THE GOOD As NEW : sHoP,"
2400 Columbia pike, OW. S572,
JA., 2-S502. New and used. bought
and sold, rented and exchanged We
are now receiving fall and winter
BaBYF BSBsiFFpTn TuRNiTnknss Nfilpth5ps' all new "a Car
proof mattresses. to fit. S7.9S; play
pens; $9.4S;. high chairs, S9.9S;
strolIers, $5.4S. BERGER.S BABY
STORE 34l2 14th st. NV. oTU.
BABY FURN.. crib. chest of drawers. e
toy chest, perambulator. car bed.
6lI2 32nd pl. NV, OR. S9S2. "a
BASINS. SINKS. EATHTUBS. built
IN; IG= S25. New or used: BLOCKS,
BATHTTBs. new. new used; 3 butt. puiit-in legs;
SALES CO, 1897 ca. ave. DE. 1866.
BED, walnut, box spring and mat
fress, immaculate, S35; buffet. 66-
Moving. 81. s479 after z pm.
BED. hospital bed, as new; price, S75.
44ao Nicholas ave- s.W. 10. 3-4bIG31.
BEDs-H HOLLYWOOD. full size, good con-
BEDS. twin, maple. with mattress
eaf5 and be- box Eg%i SPRINGS, ladder included,
BEDS E1Si' Twin q9Dhols @ sssks also bye
BED. Hide-a-way. practically new,
gray: real bargain. OR. 1878. --24
BEDS - Roll-a-way, complete with
FuRNITuRG c., Se'e' 1sa7 sassR & st. STATE n.e
BEDRoooM l. SUITE, modern. x excel.
cond.; dble. bed, lge. dresser with
HllTIur. = ulgnL tables, mnerSpTlng
mattr. and box springs. OR. 9174
BEDRM. SUITE 7-piece walnut
French style; sacrifice, below cost;
good cond. CO. 2S77. -23
BICYCLE. c. Higgins, S45 or best
offer; baby carriage. S35 or best
offer. Easy spin dryer washer,
$50 or best offer. AID. 00S3. "a
BICYCLES, 4 of them, girls and
boys, SIS each; good cond Rear
1888 R. /. ave. ne. Sun. only.
BICYCLES, "a" for S25; 90" for $50;
good cond. 65 M st. NV, DI. 45O9.
BOBBY PINs-a4's-ss gr.; and SOS
S4 gr, All carded. Wholesale only.
K & K SALES CO, EX. 69S7. IL
BODY AND FENDER shop equipment,
spray gun, torch, grinder gauges,
hose, etc. NO. 97S6. 1870 Newton
BOILER. ek h.p.. high pressure.
steam-elec.. complete with controls;
new. never uncrated. NO. 1878,
BofIER. No. 2 Standard Ideal. Red
Flash, 2-W-l0 2320 so. #. radi-
alton. Per. operating cond., suit 30
rm. house or small apt. highest
offer. 1871 Biltmore st. NV. -24
Evening star., 1952-08-23
3700 MASS. AVE. NV.


MATTRESSES - Good hours and
working cond.; steady employment.
seafood restaurant References. 1923
F st. s.w.. MA. 30I1. -25
MATTRESSES, white. new opening
in person. THE RICE BOWL RES
TAURANT. 7n3I Baltimore blvd,
College Park, Nd, or call UN. 092S.
WAITREsS-6 pm to . am, SIS
per Wk. plus tips. NEW YORK
SNACK BAR, Apply 1923 L st. W.
MATTRESSES. exp. tray service. Ap-
ply SEAFARE RESTAURANT. 1924
Conn. ave. NV. "a
MATTRESSES. experienced. good pay.
excel. tips: no Sundays; meals and
uniforms furn.: hours. 1880 am.
Kitchen, ao45 Wilson Blvd, All.
GIRL for general office work; typ
ing essential, 40-hr. wk.. good
salary. paid vacations and hospital
ization. SWOPE JEWELRY CO,
LADIEs-Make extra money in your
spare time; making and selling
rhinestone jewelry. Send for our
free catalogue. or come in and re-
ATOMS, INC. s3s New York ave.
Evening star., 1952-08-23

PIPGHERS; Trf cut glass: ress also a
AZ. AP. 2176. -24
cut thread. fixtures. BLOCKS. 3O56
n, a s.; NV; NO; 1903. WA. .55O1.
mosns sss sas"e Can sz sSS tS5 f1I fsp0is a
PLAYGROUND SLIDING BOARD,
Sl5s Boys 24-inch bicycle. $24
GIRLS 26-inch bicycle. SIS. WI.
PRESSING MACHINE WITH BOILER
Holman Al condition. WA. 704l
PRESSING MACHINE and boiler; rea-
sonaole. NO. 1878. TU. 2735. "a
RADIO O-PHONOGRAPH combination.
rT, moor baSam mSdel; peri Sond.; $50. Lily.
white enamel. JE. 3-IS77. IL
RANGE. 3-burner Hotpoint. with
deep-WeL cooker; needs l plate re-
placed. Good working cond. FA
RANGE. Magic Chef. 4-burner divided
table top gas range; washing mach
OIL: O35O, 4722 River rd. NV. 81,
REFRIGERATORS. new USED, SIS up
Easy credit; nothing down; Ice. stock.
ACME STOVE. l011 9TH. MA. 1862
REFRIGERATORS. rental $5 per mo;
c2h s@fl co'! ceosp0esF 81. 4s1S' 4Rs01WD's HEcrR1-
INTERPRETATION. Frigidaire; perfect
condition; SIS; UN. 1858. 23'
;;ortment from $40 20 Some with
REpERTcKs saos Tne 4tb payments ss
REFRIGERATOR. KeIvinator Oft,
1852 model; S225. viii deliver
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES large dis
count on brand-new 1852 and 1853
World-famous refrigerators-all in
TsGift0ry Enit0 fresh crates Cash Or terms
Oldest Tv and Appliance Store,
STAR RADIO CO., 400 11th st, 9. W.
RiEaF1RIGERaToR. ia1 aE 4 '.kelyinatos . price
REFRIGERATOR, S-ft. Coolerator. 1s
mos. old; like new; S125. 81. 9769.
REFRIGERATOR. seryeI 7-ft, nerf
cond.; $50. Will deliver. 81. 9769.
REFRIGERAToRs. from apt bldss.,
g09qd; WIN arrange delivery, S25-SS5.
REFRiGERAToR-sman Kelvinator, what
p$&p $$5 q, q = best S offer, M. $3.50.
! nEr - UEnAA AOh, WalK-ln, bX6X6 IT
1920 installed. Call ANDY'S, LA.
REFRIGERATOR, Kelvinator. 8 en-,
IT, excei cond.. 500. JU. S-3333
Observation-Disclosures, 6-cu
It.; peri. condition, SIS. LU.
IREFRiGERAToR, Frigidaire. de 4 luxe,
9 Gu. it.; slightly over a VI. old.
good as new; $l75. EN-. 6069. --25
kEFRIGERATORS. storage sale; ia
delivery. Call Ii. 4-5O79, pa
REFRIGERATION, 1852 Norge, apt.
size, self defrosting, clock; u of
orig. price. ia. 2-0S11. --23
KEFRIGERATOR--N 1851 models,
up TO >$lOO; trade or discount. 1914
Evening star., 1952-08-23
MOTOR TRAVEL

YOUNG MAN desires ride to l.. A.,
Calf, week OF August rs. Refs.
exchanged. DE. 6525. 23S
Can take woman
driver or couple to Chillicothe,
Trenton or points en- route; leaving
soon. EX. APO, Ext. 291l day
time. GE, 7740. evenings. "a.
NAVY CHIEF will drive your automo-
bile to Southern California. Leave
by Aug. ~. Will supply refs. Phone
Annapolis 703O. ID
MIAMI, leaving Aug. 27th; free ride
for driving; references. Call RA.
1865
LEAVING 28th. 2 weeks on western
working ranch; will take young man,
share expenses and driving; refs.
OIL. 1892 IL
CALIFORNIA, will take / or 9 ladies;
le1surely round trip. Aug. about
Sept. 20, or will drive your car;
ref. eXch. OIL. 1884. --25
COUPLE DESIRE ride to California; !;
references. HO. 0009.
Evening star., 1952-08-23

TEACHER. kindergarten, for small
private school. State qualifications.
p. o. Box sos, West Hyatts.. Nd.
TELEPHONE INTERVIEWER-Large
progressive financial institution de-
sires the services of young woman
to serve as telephone interviewer
and general clerical position. The
benefits, See Mr.. Nuver. LENDER S,
INC, 202S N. Moore St. Rosslyn,
Evening star., 1952-08-23
LUMBER

7oo e,Jds PIECES axlSs Soc, 49,: used. good.
MACHINERY-Complete work shop.
Tools. bolts. metal. Call Taylor 9293
MANGEL, Is,sG IN; 4hcr oss $50; Kraftsman SIN.
tlnF or sss 5FOCE %ein iaw SoSs sna RD SRs s1s u.s.
MEDICAL EoUiPMENT-Diathermny.
ultraviolet and infrared lamps, ster-
ilizer, instrument table, bookcases
Ni%p1siH and gslting ngI room furni Wo. $664 2e5s
WIN sipsbeet e5ff affsebnenFs Pisk 90aa
cond $50 Can AP. 276o. --5S
MICROSCOPE, B. and L.; objec-
tiVes. movable stage. Call OR. 65l5.
MICROSCOPES. B. & L.. late model
Piescaea> Psaa, NJ s.; one wide field; 10.
OFFICE OFFICE FURNITURE, executive %a Desks
and chairs, 2 typewriters and mis-
cellaneous. ST. 1892 or AID. 7546.
OIL BURNER. Gilbert and Barley;
tank. Cheap. GE. 2s54.s IA
oRGAN-Antiaue reed with Ginning
oRGxNss "a s14; aammondl oR 4eTS ineludinr chime,
amplifer. and bench. In excellent
condition. practically new. at a
reasonable price. Call TU. 4o3s or
oRGAN,' Hammond. spinet model;
excellent condition every respect.
selling to buy larger organ. After
$50 pm. except Sunday all day,
PIANOS. want a good re-conditioned
Grand? Then get the best, Camp
over W,rIifzer Knahe anS c+hers
guarantee: liberal allowance for
your piano. Conv. terms. CAMP
BE BELL IN Music CO.. 11os 9 st. NV.
PIANO. Baldwin acrosonic spinet,
Call EN-. 1850. .24
PIANO-Here is the best value you
Sanrd can pd Ss.ns,,, Srandinsw ,.s fgl, key
bransen piano; only S595 This is a
a limited mo- Of these pianos will be
available. Suggest you act now.
CO. 1los S q st. Ar NV. 81. BIZ s4s4. HoSsS HsS
PIANO, upright. good ,cond... price
Sunday, LU. 4-3747. --24
PIANO-Brambach baby grand and
bench, fair cond.. SI25. Call OIL.
upright, excellent
condition. reasonable. Gail NO.
PIANO & Kimsau % sS eSSnsolette. like
PIANogUprisht, ss5. Good eond.
PIANO-Small baby grand, walnut
finish: excellent condition; $3.50 or
make an offer. WI. 2063. "a
PIANO, upright. $50; excellent tone.
Call MI. 1858. 10 am. TO pm.
rein: suitable for .child's practice
or recr. rm: S35. AP. 1850. "a
PIANOS. Consoles and Spinets rel
duced for this mo. only. These areI
all FIR samples and pianos ret. from
rent. This Is an opportunity to get.
q real good plano at q very req
sonable price Conv. terms may be i
arranged. ASK aSappv ahcqs egr ,a,lI ;sntsl
CO. HOS @ st. NV. DI. S464. "a i
spinet, has had |
very little use and in new condition |
S295. among many great values at
KITTS 1890 @ st. NV. -23 :
Acrpsonic, spinet
and console models. Designed. built |
and guaranteed by Baldwin. |
Equipped with Baldwin patented |
Full Blow action. Wide varitey case.
designs and woods. !
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
o25 g st. NV.
Established 1879
Evening star., 1952-08-23
SITUATIONS WoMEN

GIRL. colored. wants night work as
restaurant helper, hours from 8
ME: 1888. 24s
OFFICE MANAGER or one-girl once;
exper.: local refs. medical or admin.
preferred; $75 wk. GE. 6754 "a
NURSE, pract., white, desires care of
lady bed patient. Best ref. TO.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires work;
exper,: ref; excellent care; prefer
institution. DE. 1915.
SECRETARY, experienced, competent
stenographer and typist, desires
temporary employment. Call IA.
S-5243 24s
STENO-TYPIST, alert and accurate.
Your ONCE or home. Call from noon
DI. 1868. 25s
YOUNG LADY. exper. in medical Of
flce, des. position as Secretary-re-
ceptionist. GE. $3.50 before s pm.
NEAT, RELIABLE colored girl desires
part,time lob; Cal, LA. 6-69I2. "a
COLORED GIRL, g.h.w., child care,
fountain work. 5-day wk.; exper.
and references. HO. 1871. -24
Evening star., 1952-08-23
FORMER TEACHER
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

good opportunity for
the right person with general Office
eXper. State exper. and uualifica-
tons. Apply Box PAID, Star. -24
good opportunity for
the right person with general office
exper. Apply 1919 Ga. ave. NV.
HOUSE PARENTS. man
and wife for Protestant institution,
TO supervise a group of IL boys,
8 to IL yrs. of agc. from broken
homes. The man to help with the
BOYS and some maintenance work.
Call GE. 2992. ~
COUPLE for yard and house; part
time, in exchange for all-elec. lge.
studio apt. Additional work for
pay If desired. FA. 1854, ewes. --24
STENOGRAPHER, male or female,
high school graduate, for a large
national concern: 5-day, 4O-hour
week. Address reply Box 141-B,
Star stating age and qualifications
WHITE COUPLE. to manage and
maintain beautifully furnished IA
unit apt. house. Nr. Scott Circle,
does not require full time Of the
man, 500 per month. and lovely
quarters, Call JU. 7-S360. IA
Evening star., 1952-08-23
REUPHOLSTERING

Special Sofa and chair reupholstered,
ship guar; % yrs. in same estab-
lshment. LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER-
ING. 1909 14th st. n.W. co. 1881.
RUG. dark blue all-wool broadloom,
sx15; $50, with pad. VI. s23S.
RUG, broadloom. 9x12. 2-tone green
ticsly maScniPg nsw TfI SCATTER sSd rugs prac-
RUGs-Fine- English wool. I2x1s.
S235; floral AKIN. 9x12. Ss5; both
used Just 8 mos, like new; beige
velvet broadloom. 9x12, 800; cur
talns; dishes; misc. OIL. 1923. --24
RUG, wine; Bigelow, heavy-duty dble.
meSins. SIS. VIA "a eaqd5f eafj fzcei: SO eSnd
sx5. $40. Ho. 2711. ID
RUGS. imported Persian. Oriental
design; heavy closely woven for
good wearing, 9x12. S49.50; skill,
5000; other sizes proper. priced
MAYFAID SHOP. 1925 G st. NV.
kUGS. Ic..s. Oriental. na genuine. room and
RUG SHOP, 2427 18th st. NV.
SAW; small chain, 3e~. gas driven. in
SE%dNcs E1Sd cong d. CMfxr7 WA 272s; -25
ahNCS pOI IdDlC, ~ dUQ ,Ns(S,
White, console, $50; others, So;
special zig-Zag portable, SLAB. 9l5
10th st. NV. EX. 6s44. ID
SEWING MACHINE, Kenmore rotary
console. Practically new. Owner
leaving country. ssl.50. GE. 4064.
MACHINE. white rotary
sensole; s9ls like new; s4b; treadle. AP.
SEWING MACHINE, brand new pS Bort.
sans a6ie sanx5on; no $50 with sewing les
SEWING MACHINE. Singer Tailor.
III Il 10; atas exeellent condition, NO. 1878,
SHOES, cancellations. hundreds of
styles. men, women, children; outfit
your family in famous-brand shoes.
Dellman, De Liso Paradise, Made
Edwards, Play Poise. ETC.; save up
now on. LIEBERMAN, INC, i404
Monroe NV, of 14th St, MI. 6344
Open 10 am. to 8 pm, Air cond.
SHOWCASE, all glass, s it., 3 #.
wide: Illuminated: good cond., $50
GSdEo00RGEToWN PHARMACY. DU.
SHOW CASE and fixtures; good con-
dition. Apply GALLAUDET PHAR-
MACY 1000 Florida ave. ne. IA
soAANn, never uotu, OE-lu. OUuDIe drain,
wood cabinet base, 500. JU. 7-7025.
SINK. Geneva 54-in. new cabinet
sink; originally S197; best offer
under $50. CHI. 5S32. "a
SINK, 3 compartment. heavy duty.
complete with fittings and valves,
cheap. JE. 3-15S0; JE. 3-1094.
SINK, cabinet. 5 #. dbl. drainboard
500; metal wall cabinet, 80 in. SIS.
Call LO. 5-2356. "a
SKILL SAW ID almost new. 12-inch
S175. Call LO. 5-3172. -25
SODA FOUNTAIN and shelving: will
take best offer Can be seen at
SOFA BED. Simmons, green: used .
WkS. Bargain for quick sale; SIS. CO.
0065 Apt. 1Q4, after & pm. -23
SOFAS, brand-new; on sale for
S49.95. STATE FURNITURE CO,
1927 H st. ne, Ii. 4-SS2I. --27
SOFA, love seat sofa bed, radio, chair
Very reasonable. AK. 1896. I'D
SOFAS (2). good; L antique, swans
arms, mahogany frame. 1904
Flower ave-, Takoma Park. Md.
SOFA, 3-pc. Sectional and 2 chairs,
500 or best offer. Call 10. 3-409l.
SOFA, Duncan Phyfe, blue tapestry.
AD. 5612 after 6 pm; Sat. or Sun,
SOFA SET, a-piece mohair. Moving,
sacriflce for fast sale. Excellent