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Evening star., 1952-05-02

NEAR STATIER HOTEL
NEWLY REMODELED AND DECO
RATED OFFICE OF 2 LARGE
ROOMS-PRIVATE BATH-PULIi-
NAN KITCHEN VENETIAN
PARKING AVAILABLE = POSSES
SION MAY 1ST. INSPECTION ANY
TIME.
ST & G INC.
1104 VERMONT AVE NV. ST. 1920
Evening star., 1952-05-02

CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air; every con-
ceivabfe piece Of equipment, two
miles; one owner; S1,995. MORRIS
HUGHES, 7614 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
Evening star., 1952-05-02

CHEVROLET so 2-dr. de luxe; h..
s. c., turn signals, undercoated. very
low mileage, one owner; S1,295
MORRIS-HUGHES, 7614 Ga. ave.
NV. RA. 1922. A
Evening star., 1952-05-02

LARGE LOT-LOW PRICE
Show-plac location: cleared lot 1S9
front by $50 deep. large trees on
edges. large dogwood in center,
small creek on side: excellent soil.
Only flower lovers should call. GIL.
Evening star., 1952-05-02
FORD 1850 Custom Enrdn,

FORD 1850 Custom Fordor sedan:
r and h., one, owner clean, de-
car for only ST .395; terms arranged
to suit you. also liberal trade. See
and drive this bargain. Please ask
Tor Mr.. Sanders. Mccoy MOTORS,
INC, lily Pa. ave. Sc. .
FORD 1949 Custom Tudor VS.: r.
and H.; excel. cond.; pvt. owner:
$l.l95. Telephone after q pm.
weekdays or all day Sat.-Sun.. XII.
Evening star., 1952-05-02
: 1947 2-dr. Fleetmaster;
new tires; $500. LODDO,

CHEVROLET 1949 4-dr. de luxe; r
blue and grey; very low mileage;
one owner; S1,I95. MORRIS
HUGHES. 7614 Ga. ave. NV. RA
Evening star., 1952-05-02

FORD '51 Custom IS" Fordor sedan:
heater and very low mileage. This
car has Fordomatic drive. If you
Will look this car over we think YOU
VIII buy 1t; 81 500. KIRK MOTOR
CO. 1000 Georgia ave. NV, Ia.
Evening star., 1952-05-02

CHEVROLET 1912 2-dr. Special d.
luxe: h. and S. c., perfect black
finish, good rubber, one owner; 1895
MORRIS-HUGHES, 7614 Ga. ave
Evening star., 1952-05-02
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Confinued,

F ST. AT 9th. 527 9th st. NV, bright
Offices, conv. location. reasonable.
Apply $40 F st. NV. Rm. 10. .
DOWNTOWN St location. 500
$40 = st. NV, about 1000 so. it..
: floors. Apply $40 F st. NV. Rm.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-18

GALLANT sHIP--Mrs. Van CharI.
ton raises the Gag on an Army
Ferry named for her son, the late
Congressional Medal Of Honor win.
ner Sgt. Cornelius Charlton, during
ceremonies at Governors Island,
New York last week. Charlton died
In Korea. (News Press Photo)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-18

37th TRANSFUSION-Urdcr med.
ical supervision, a graduate nurse
gives the 37th blood trangfusiOn
TO o patient stricken with lnemia.
She will require many more. Blood
Is being provided through the Red
Cross regional bod center in
your town. (News Press Photo)
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Outdoor Drama
On Nets Screen

Another of those outdoor action
dramas, Denver And Rio
Grande," turns up this week at
the Metropolitan. AS its title i'm
plies. the Paramount production
deals with country that looks
especially dramatic in Techni-
color.
Dramatic, too, is the screenplay
dealing with early railroad build
ing. a business that was not only
highly competitive but which
could be homicidal as well.
Byron Haskin has been pro-
vided with a starry cast which in
cludes such marquee names as
Edmund O'Brien, j. Carroll Naish,
Sterling Hayden. Dean Jaeger
and ZaSu Pitts. They inject a
sturdy flavor of excitement. and
humor into this recall of railroad
building in the West.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Mary Astor's Torrid Diary
Burned on Court Orders
BY The Asseeiossd Press

LOS ANGELES. July 19.-Mary
Astor's diary. regarded II years
ago as too hot for public consump-
ton. has been destroyed by court
order.
Superior Judge Stanley N.
Barnes made the disclosure yester-
day and said he supervised the
burning of the document, which
had been turned over to the court
for safe keeping. He declined to
discuss the matter further.
The diary figured in the divorce
case of Miss Astor and DR.. Frank
llyn Thorpe in 1885 when she
sought to regain custody of her
daughter Marilyn, then almost A
years old. DR.. Thorpe disclosed
some Of the passages he found in
Its scented pages written in
Lavender ink, and several movie
celebrities repeatedly waited anx-
liouSly for the trial, thinking per-
haps their names might be men
ltioned. They never were.
i The actress daughter Marilyn
Ills now married and a mother.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
HOLLYWOOD


The Peter Lorres are plotting
separation.
Gabriel Pascal is furious be-
cause his boss at RKO is recut-
ting "Androcles" without consult
ing him. Paul Gregory is furious
with Gabby, who is announcing
that he'll film don Juan In He'll"
with Paul's Drama Quartette."
''Not a chance in hell" to quote
Gregory.
John Wayne's alimony for his
estranged wife will be astronomi-
cal, but his alamo" film is
shelved to next year.
Bill Cagney is trying to get
Brother James out of Martha's
Vineyard to get a technicolor
commitment and get going with
"A Lion in the Streets" Jimmy,
very rich, prefers to work his
farm in the East. and just hates
to come back.
4OAA G604A O4CA W111tU4xkB GUII-
Laurel and Hardy thumbsed down
Palladium pantomine for Christ
mas, because Oliver, who is heavy
enough, would have been the heel.
|. Robert Taylor's "Vaquero" is
held up until Ava Gardner signs
her new deal. Fred MacMur-
ray is selling old bovines, but
cattleman Joel McCrea has not
forgotten Will Rogers advice
don't run-hang on to your cows
if you want to stay In the cattle
business"
Janet Leigh is pitching to Metro
to send her to Paramount to be
Tony Curtis leading lady in "Hou-
|dini."
It's wonderful seeing AL Jolson,
even for a flash, in 1.-THE Will
Rogers Story" but Mike Curtiz is
the real hero of the film--to get
the performance he did from
nonpro Bill Rogers. Spotted
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing

Stage.
Arena Stage - "The Hasty
Heart: 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Observation-Disclosures Con-
quest; las. $3.50. $3.50. 7::35 and
$40 pm.
Capitol-'Lady in the Iron
Mask; 10:45 am. l:25. 4:05, $50.
9:15 and 11:40 pm. Stage: 1890.
3:l5, 5:55. $3.50 and 1880 pm.
Columbia--"To the Y Shores OF
Tripoh";; 1900 ami 900, 500,
800 and 1900 pm. it IT,
Dupont-"Under the Paris Sky;
1880. $3.50. $50. 1885. $40 and
11:40 pm.
Keith's-"Robin Hood: 11:00
am. ITO. 800, $3.50. 7:40, $50
and 1900 pm.
Little-"La Ronde";; 1920, $3.50,
4:25. 800, 1880. 900 and 1890
pm.
Metropolitan-"Denver and Rio
Grande": HAS am, LAS. 3:45.
5:45. 7:45 and GAS pm.
Ontario-"Lydia Bailey; lao.
$3.50. 5:55, 1855 and 9:55 pm.
Palace-"Diplomatic Courier;
11:10 am, 1:20. 3:25. 5:35. 7:40,
$3.50 and 1900 pm.
Pix-"Veiled Brides: 2:40, 5:55,
900 pm. and 1905 am.
Playhouse - 1.-THE Marrying
Kind; 1880 am, 1880. 3:35. 5:35.
7:40. $3.50 and 1850 pm.
Plaza-"The Man in the White
Suit: 11:15 am. 1:10. sos, 500,
6:55. $3.50, 10:45 pm. and 12:45
am.
Trans-Lux - 'Walk East on
Beacon; 11:00 am, 1880, 2:4O
4:30. 6:20. Sis. 1905 and 1855
pm.
Warner-"California Conquest;
11:40 am, las. $3.50, 5:35, 7:45,
$50 and 1855 pm.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Hollywood Diary
Pascal and RKO Scrap
Over |AndrocIes' Film
. By SheiIoh Grohom

Margaret O'Brien with grown-up
makeup on her doll face at the
Rogers premiere, and an adult
off-the-shoulder white lace gown,
lobbying with Nom. Maggie is as
beautiful as Elizabeth Taylor at
the same age.
Dan Daley slipped out of Ciro's
with Margot Luce, just as the
after dinner crowd stormed in.
Dams yen for the pretty Pasa-
dena Socialite nears the serious
stage. with the brownette just as
keen for horses as he is, and she
doesn't even mind his trombon-
ing. Jerry Lewis took over
trumpet and drums after Peggy
Lees sensational finale, with
Peggy giving with at least 20
songs. Peering and cheering
there, Yvonne De Carlo with a
gent, name of Victor Rayburn.
/. Wanda Hendrix deep in the
heart Of good-looking Richard
Allan. Il. Marie Wilson so fair,
hubby, Bob Fallon, so dark.
X K* ...
"Gone With the Wind" opens
in Vienna this week, and Selz-
nick's wunderkind is now some
where near a 5000, 900 and
$40 0,0O0, 900 gross. Did you
know the foreign market is re-
sponsible for SO per cent OF the
world picture gross, but it's easier
to go there to spend it than bring
it here.
Actor in search Of an ulcer
Burt Lancaster. who says he'll
direct. as well as star, in his next.
E. +. The rumors of trouble with
the Ty Powers must be wrong, or
why should Ty be planning a trip
to Mexico with Linda? He can't
stay long, because rehearsals for
John Browns Body" start Sept. /.
North American Newspaper Alliance
Evening star., 1952-07-19
The Passing Show
The Posing Show
This Actress Pamela Brown
Doesn't Even Use the Name
By Joy Cormody

Imagine being actress named Pamela Brown and not using
It q professional label
imagination back relax
plenty lightly
Pamela Brown.
She pleasant partly pretty good humored
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Added U. 5. Support
.0f Merchant Marine
Approved by Truman
BY the Assoeiaied Press

A bill stepping up Government
support of the American mer-
chant marine was signed yester-
day by President Truman.
The new law:
!. Continues deferment of
normal taxes and surtaxes on
earnings which ship operators set
aside in a reserve fund for ship
replacement, construction and ex-
panSion programs.
2. Permits the owners to place
bigger portions of tax-free earn
ings into the reserve funds an
|nually. by estimating the normal
life expectancy Of q vessel to be
replaced as low as IL years. The
previous minimum was 20 years.
Subsidies Open to All.
3. Allows construction subsidies
to all ship operators, including
tramp ship owners. Previously
subsidies were limited to owners
of vessels operated on established
and approved trade routes.
4. Relieves passenger ship own
ers of liability for deficiency judg-
ments If the Government FORE
closes on their mortgages.
S. Directs the Treasury and
Commerce Departments to con-
duct new studies of the ship-aid
program for consideration by the
Next Congress.
Measure Criticized.
Although Mr.. Truman signed
the measure. he criticized it for
what he said was a failure to
establish a long-range relationship
between the Government and the
merchant marine.
Mr.. Truman renewed his oppo-
sition to the principle of using
tax advantages as a permanent
means of extending Government
assistance to individual indus
tries"
Corrective legislation, he added,
will be introduced at the next ses-
sion of Congress.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Government Moves
To Skip Soviet Clash
AT Red Cross parIey

The United States Government
will be represented by only q non-
voting observer delegation at the
international conference of the
Red Cross opening next week at
Toronto.
The State Department an
nounced this yesterday in a move
to keep this Goveriamentta tas such
out OF a direct propaganda clash
with Communist delegates.
Charles B. Marshall, a member
|of the departments policy plan
ming staff. was named to head the
Government group.
The American Red Cross dele
cation, which will have voting
power, is headed by James T.
Nicholson, executive vice presi-
dent.
Communist delegations are con-
Isidered certain to drag in such
matters as charges of germ and
gas warfare in Korea. and at
tempts to outlaw the atomic bomb.
ALI the Soviet bloc countries have
sent word they will be represent
led by voting delegations from both
their governments and their ma
Itional Red Cross societies.
The State Department, officials
said. was persuaded by Switzer-
land, Britain and other countries
mot to send an official American
delegation because this might pro-
woke a head-on East-West COLI
sion threatening the future of the
whole international Red Cross
humanitarian movement. A num-
Der Of other Western governments
likewise will send only observers
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Judge Homer Elliott

MARTINSvnLE. Ind. July 1s
R.-Judge Homer Elliott of Nor
gan County Circuit Court here
died yesterday in Indianapolis
after q long illness. He was the
father Of Kelso Elliott, who re-
Gently was appointed to the In
terstate Commerce Commission in
Washington.
Evening star., 1952-07-19

rently playing the single feminine
role in Arena Stages "The Hasty
Heart"
Washington's Pamela Brown
has q good reason for not using
the name Of England's foremost
young actress. last seen here in
Christopher Fry's "The Lady's
Not for Burning"
The reason? She has q mighty
dne acting name of her own, an
older name and one at least as
famous in England, the empire,
and this country.
The names Ritchard. It Is
borne with the greatest distinc-
ton at the moment by Cyril
Ritchard Oast seen here in 1.-THE
RelapSe~, who is to England
what Alfred Lunt is to America.
He Is our Pamela Browns uncle,
her fathers brother. So, because
she Is proud of it, she uses the
name Ritchard instead of Brown
which she Is entitled to use as the
wife Of Martin j. Brown.
Mr.. Brown is a patent attorney
here, an American who met Miss
Eitchard when she was working
on the staff Of her native AUS
tralian Embassy in Washington.
He also is one of the most highly
talented baby sitters anywhere,
having taken complete charge
nightly for six weeks Of their
nine-months-old son while his
wife acts at Arena.
Since. the play promises to run
until September, Mr.. Brown may
well end the summer being the
most polished young father in
Washington. Mrs. Brown, or Miss
Ritchard to keep the professional
record straight, thinks this is Won
derful of him. Young mothers
need q lot Of cooperation from
young fathers If they are to find
time for acting, especially in g.
long-running hit such as "The
Hasty Heart" has proved to be. i
AS q reward for his current
sacrifice, Mr.. Brown never will
wear an undarned sock the rest
Of his life, once his wife gets home
again.
X \
Miss Ritchard, who does honor
b an honorable acting name, Is
full Of fervor for acting. She is
not, however, troubled by the
dilemma, marriage VS.. career.
Marriage wins hands down as
q vocation, but she will do what
ever avocational acting that can
Evening star., 1952-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

LIV. RIM. SUITE-Overstuffed 3-pc.
pea green sofa and chair; / chair
maroon; excel. cond. LU. 1-5333.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. . PC, green
freize, International make; e6od con-
dition. SH. 5679. 80
LIV. RIM. SUITE. traditional, custom.
made Slip covers; couch and =
chairs: excel. cond. S7A. OIL. 903?
LIV. RIM. SUITE, 3-pc. French
French commodes. curio cabinet
coffee table. pr. lamps; excel cond.
best offer. ia. 1885. -26
LIV. .-RM. SET. consisting of pcs.
daveno and chair Grey boucle. /
yr;, old; slip covers inc Cost $500
sell for 500. Call UN. orr, before
LIVING Phi RIM. SUITE. s-pc.. modern
with, custom made slip covers; go0d
cond.; reasonable. 10. 3-6O1l, De
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE.Lamp
and rugs; must sacrifice. RA. 9459
LIVING ROOM PIECES-Sofa bed
3 end tables, / cocktail table;
slightly used; reas. LU. 4-0732
LIV. RIM. FURN., practically new
Rugs with pads, one IKE. 500;
one 4x6, $50: rose colored, fine
quality. Sofa bed, 500; 15k-in
TV Emerson console, S75; kit. table
and chairs and Coldspot refgr., $50;
many other misc. items. Ia. 415S,
Lying RM. SUITE, Simmons. s-piece
Cherry doesk kin bedrm. suite; used
3 mos. Can be seen Sat, 9 to Q and
sun. 12 to 6 pm. 1858 23rd st. Sc
Ant In oR
Evening star., 1952-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO. uprisht, stief1. good condi
PIANOS-Special discounts to mem.
bers OF the Armed Forces, Govern.
ment employees. D. c. employees. etc
Over 100 new and used instrument,
on display at all times including the
little as S25 down. PIANO MART
above the library) 81
PIANOS--Used uprights. $50, S65
SO and up; hauling extra. AlsC
spinetS. consoles and grandS. Ovel
100 pianos on display at all times
We rent pianos. ST. $500. PIANO
MART, 1015 7th st. NV. Gust above
PIANO, baby grand. Hartman
mahog: finish, sood cond.; S695
PIANO-Lyon e. Healy upright. Re.
styled console with mirror top. Full
lensth strings, beautiful tone, excel
!c;onnSdjitdion. Sacrifice, S275. JA
PIANO. upright grand. medium Size
excellent tone and condition; SI25
IA; 2-5757. 30
PIANO years old. New cond
Cable-Nelson, mahog. spinet with
5G, 5fnch, 5.414E FaT below new cost at s475 e
PIANO. upright, needs minor re.
pairs, have parts; $50. Phone vi
PIANO. Knabe grand. s IT. 6 in
sacrifice. S795. CH. 55S7 after
Evening star., 1952-10-26
BLOCKS
3058 NJ ST. NV

3058 NJ ST. NV NO. 7s09
HEATING UNITS - "Duo Therm
space heater with fan. oil fred, lge
size for to I6-rm. house. and 270-
gal storage tank: used 2 winters
cost $2I5., sacrifice at $115 cash
& Cal LauEsl lS475J or 0L. 0976,
used. excellent Condition; sacrifice ifcts
HospfTAaa' Us fEAa' BED. with sides, prac.
tically new; $50. Call TU. 39s4o
HOSPITAL BED; good cond.; $50
cabinet blue flame oil heater. S25
HSsP1fXG oSi i2io' BED-Like new, adjust.
selea sseblIea $35; .5,..+ G1CHNER ! C. tsgyJRR tsgyJRRPLus
HOSPITAL BEDS, wheel chairs, etc;
s5sf 1fd AasU14scE ialsi 3sG 'eS xYGss S:fs
NV EeSi NJ. $500 800 1eS oDsn 3sS9 e hrs: = !:
HossP1MT7xL Sss IA BED. complete. like new
HOT WATER TANK HEATER; eiec.
trio, 30-gal. glass-lined tank with
upper and lower elements;. used
sHe Re eonS cas6 esl est id1Ts Sd12 sasrcf sd al
ICE e. %acH1NE-A,ax. Ss1Si cleo, makes
200 lbs. of cubes every "a hrs: orig.
cost ! z yrs. ago. $1,000; will sell
for 1878 because we need larger
can be seen; IA. 4-17oo, XII. s-65Ss.
ICE sKATTES. figure, c. C. NJ. size e 3,
SO; Chicago Rink skates, size 8,
81; % MS. antiques. EN-, 90S9., -,
cost sss se zoos 4or s4s Gs UN 1jSf
1RoNER, Thor Gladiron. sa5. OIL
IRoNER. Thor Gladiron. good con-
IR0NER; large Easy, 500 or best
IR0NER, Kenmore mangle; like new;
500; FA: 7214.
1NvAiL1bS.ss' IVA IS R11fN, RoLInNG CHAIR, cost
Swj S7S' Dill DRl ssIl ss7e for $40 1925 T st
JoINTER switch A. Delta sisdv stand ta rn
KARDEx KiSDE FILES, 5xs. 4xe. 20 draw.
ers; full Of pock:: reas: Today, CO
KITCHEN CABINETS: ! or 1000 1000 di;
planning service. MASTER APPLI-
ANCE CO.. 2443 18th st. NV. NO.
KITCHEN SINK. AZ in. white porce-
lain enamel. cast iron, white metal
| cabinet. with fixtures. fine cond.,
x sac, IT5,uFN nj. s1Xk GI33' 40 in sr.m., or
cast iron. Very good condition. WO.
3335.
KNOTTY PINE paneling. 14lac del.
Spec lots, big barg. See It. 1920
Wilson blvd: RUCKER LUMBER.
land w. p. Pickwick pattern. 6. s
and 10 inch widths; II cents per
bd. #. selected grade. See this
yourself and compare. GALLIHER
LADDER, 2S-ft. ext, like new, SIS.
RA. 3O69.
LADDERS, wood. 16 it.. SIS; ext. 20
#. $50; "a it., SIS. JU. S-s7S5.
LAMPS-Modern. red, Sway floor
lamps and . matching table lamps.
SO, JE: 3.0so9; 49,,
! ~ 1nvnlv tahlaS No 1OnE
Evening star., 1952-10-26
PLANT

GICHNER SURPLUS, 2513 NJ st. NV,
Ex. 35e7.
LINEN TABLECLOTH, snow white
all purpose Irish linen S4X7O:
twelve hemstitched napkins 22x22
never been used. $45. SH. 1889
ROOM FURN.-sofa and .
chairs, end tables and lamps; sec
ROOM SUITE, 3 piece, like
new: 1 Royal Wilton Oriental rug
sunday; call RA. 1895 and Monday
LIVING RIM. SUITE. s.piece, 500
or two pieces for S75i with slir
covers. RA. 4163.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
FOAM RUBBER-IoWest prices in

FOAM RgBBERt9Test prices in
su6ber GN 81 ID; 90 :,olin. nfosSi foam 'paH rabl
a7i5 Sa7in s55 r FALRs aLIS CT cHURcH SAFES.
FREEzfR. Fa!S fRuFfs peepffeeze, S9SS de luxe
$500. IA. 7-i4a9.
FRIGIDsA,IRE. 3 it., good cond., S25
FGREzdrsy Ora Persian lamb new; NOV.
RS aSe tG for FHes aaes sss sSst So ssoU sss
FURs-Beautifully matched pr. sill
yUe;rr, fox; 13e perfect condition; 500
FuRs - oyerstocked: sample capes
! for less than wholesale replacement
BASKIN FURS, corner Sth and
FTRs-Jackst JACKIE ranch ran mink; . s. 40,
ssi saSes season. nk piece, Hse s5s as~ SUITS
FUR. lined cloth coat. with sheaTed
| raccoon, burnt orange color. like
new, size l4-16. length 35 in;
| So. So. 1890 1901 Conn. ave. Apt. Ala
Fur, black black: broadtail cape, new, $50;
| baum marten skin, reasonable. OR.
FURs. silver fox, double stole, excel
lent condition, reasonable. Call WO,
FURs, platina fox Jacket. origina
cost over $1,000: sacrifice $3.50
also pair silver fox scarfs; S1O(
or best offer. ia. 415S or ia
FGTR CAPE JACKET. white mink
black markings, beautifully matched
! skins; worn few times: appraised al
$1,000. NO, $500. Ext. 305.
FUR CAPE. dyed squirrel; size 90
! $40 TU. 1913.
FUR UIs CAPE, ;7I o1ns At a reasonable price st
FUR COAT-Genuine Mink, sooc
condition, late style, 1896. 10
FTR COAT, black Hudson seal. siz,
FUR COAT-Hudson seal; excel. con
dition; full back. deep turn bacl
sleeves: size IA 16; reasonable
Phone LU. 2-S3IO.
FUR COAT. black Persian lamb
worn 8 times, S395: stone martir
4 Jacket. sos; ranch mink capelet
S125: all are top quality furs. MI
2S45. Nr. Shoreham Hotel.
FUR COAT. lady's brown mouton
reasonable. 10. S-0457.
FUR coat: Persian a paw; size 10; ,:
S-9I47, call II to 3.
1890, Ext. 7OS Monday eve.
FUR COAT, Mouton lamb. like new
Ss5. 1918 Warner BLDG. 18th and ]
NV, Sat. am. or Mon. till 3.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
RADIATORS
NE" B BLOCKS Il)(: IS TYPES

l3056 M ST NV. NO. 1909
models. combos., shorfWave. r Sfe55' 81 81 up p
Also console cabinets to build your
SALES. 1919 18th st: NV, MI. 52b2
RADIO-Table model. recorder radio
$50; console radio. So. RA. OS05
RADIO HAM EQUIPMENTS NJ.
t6 element double stacked Yagi an.
SIS; field strength meter, $40
transmitter metal cabinet includint
four meters and modulation trans.
former, $50; BC 1O6SA AC trans
matter n1ats wit with tubes; new 81 Alst
many parts. Can be seen as'- to Z: !;
week days at Ais 10Th st. NV
Phones Pm M,S1; Or; 6s16 or Me. 1s43. ASH
RADIO ca,1d P3eieo. Ice automobile; excel
RADfO-Nc-57. 'csini communications {; aans' re-
ceiver, S65. HicHok, 3Ss@x. Signal
generaor. SI35. FA. 1908.
RADIO HAMS--Frequency standard
SamsS 9ann,s. kSnnight; new oS- built-in power
RADIO amateurs, operating table,
32x30 green Formica top, new; S35.
RA6Io CONSOLE, sparton cmahog ,
eMIfM' eSli IN GRf, Eith record player $50.
TM: TEM: table l mgaeI; new CON Condition; saG
RADIO-Super pro BC-1004 model:
model; wanted, BC-610E transmitter
and/or components. JU. 5-746l.
RADIO -PHONO-Magnavox and other
brand names. trade-ins; excel. bar
cams; fully recond. and guar. FRED
WALKER. 2GO5 Wilson blvd. Arl..
Va va 9x. 3;S q l174; Open Wed, Thurs.
RADIO .PHoNom. m SOUND SYSTEM
S4O0 cash. Uses ? corners. IL spkrs ..
amplit1er. ,preamp.. equalizer. Garrard
to paint. New condition. ME. 0539
RADIO sSnfG Go-PHoNoGRApH-RcAmab maboe-
any console, 3 speed, AM-FM. $3.50.
RADIO PpiHoNoGRAPH, capebart-
Farnsworth console. AM-FM. Cost
RADIO 9ffFn PHoNoGR2PHG, Hsai GN' SMiGzi Masnavox
console. fine. cond.; sacrific, SS5.
Also tlso,a new Webster 2-speed changer:
RADIo-PHoNo., 1851 Zenith con-
sole mahog. cab. all speeds. 12-in.
speaker. S175. GE. 2247, Sun, and
RADIO adj HRise RECEIVER, Meissner, rM, old
Dand, table model 9-l041; excel.
audio and hi-f. PM spkr.; fine for
conversion with Collins prefab.
units: $40. AID. 1903.
RADIO TRANSMITTER. brand-new
johnson Viking: compl.. assembled
with tubes, and TVI kit. lst. S225
RADIO TwEETER SPEAKERS, Univ,
dual, 44O2, in cab. with filter and
control; $50. Jensen QSP, $3.50;
QS dynamic, $3.50; Aztec N20OOB
div. networks, $3.50. AID. 1903.
RANGE-Four- Westinghouse;
used l W.: attic disappearing ladder,
. IT,. wide; also chest of drawers.
RANGE, gas, Hardwick. SO in; sac
rifice 10 S-l4S7.
RANGE-Gas, little used; very clean;
$40. JA. 2-6390.
RANGE, gas, apt. size. like new: $40
RANGE. elec. GE, auto. timer oven,
broiler, deepwell: little used. Very
clean; $50. IA. 2-6390.
RANGE. electric HOTPOINT. full size.
4 burner, $40, Call ia. 4-1569
RANGE. gas, apt. size; table top.
burners, timer and light; S75, Sun
day between 81 pm. OIL. 49O4.
RECORD ALBUM-Children' RCA
Victor. Capital and Decca; reason
able. Call HU. 1851.
RECORDERS, Webster debating unit,
S75; Pentron.. .S75; Sound Mirror.
S125. also Web. Car rentals, &15l
wk;, May credit on purchase. COL