davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-03-24

Our attempt to visit the Church
Of st. John the Baptist was typi-
cal of our experiences in Yaro-
slavl. Taking small, ancient,
wooded trolley car from the CEN
ter of town, we misjudged the
stop and had to walk some dis
tance. The sidewalks were not
paved and the rains had left
them a muddy ribbon.
A militiaman suddenly slipped
before us and roughly told us
we could 60 no further, not a
step. A crowd gathered and
while the policeman repeated
that we could not proceed, a
bystander, perhaps in his early
40s, demanded with determi-
nation why we shouldn't be
alloWeo 10 go on.
The militiaman, infuriated by
this remark, spat out between
clenched teeth: You as an out
slider have no concern in this
matter" The stranger spiritedly
replied: II do not fall under your
Authority, and can saw what ]
please"
AS we again said that we
couldn't understand the objec-
tions of the police, an elderly
peasant woman stated that we
should be permitted to view the
church, which was of much in
tereSt. Many in the crowd con-
tinued to express their disap-
proval of the militiaman'S ruling.
Having had the opportunity to
hear the peoples reaction, we
decided to leave, since a further
discussion obviously would not
turn matters to our advantage
and might serve to compromise
the sympathetic spectators.
We paid a call on the Oblast
Soviet the next morning and an
nounced that we were from the
American Embassy and wished to
obtain permission to visit the
Church Of st. John the Baptist.
The official in charge replied at
once that the factories in that
vicinity made trips there impos-
Sible.
All rights reserved.
Copyright, 1858, Frank w. Rounds jr.
Released through New York Herald
Tribune Syndicate
Evening star., 1953-03-24

artisan of the European Army
plan, he is one Of those calm,
highly intelligent. ever polite
Frenchmen whose brains have
always helped shape French
diplomacy.
Jean Letourneau bine t
minister for Indo China and
high commissioner there. an
other of the French Foreign
Offices brainy backStairs corps.
Evening star., 1953-03-24

OAAA Va AP4As
He has been
S ervin ng as
chaplain at
the Parks Air
Force Base at
Pl easantville.
Calf. He was
called back to
active duty in
January, 1852.
During World
War II, he
served as a
chaplain in
France.
Evening star., 1953-03-24

as though it were winning we
ought to help Germany-in this
way let them kill off as many as
possible"
All this is a beautiful example
of how hostile governments can
make capital of irresponsible
congressional comment, and of
how such remarks do so much
damage throughout the world.
In this case you certainly can't
blame the Russians for using it
if the quotation is correct.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Maj. Richards 10 Return
As Rector al 81. PauI's

Maj. James Richards, a chap
lain in the Air Force, will return
to his post as rector Of st. Paul's
Episcopal Church toward the
Evening star., 1953-03-24
ADVERTISEMENT.
" by JOrdaD's Bacon
Costs More

Ordinary bacon may be on the
hoof one day and on the table
two days later. But it takes two
to three weeks to cure and smoke
Jordan's Old Fashioned Virginia
Bacon.
After a dry cure for 10 to IL
days in salt and sugar. an old
English cure. Jordan'S Bacon is
smoked over hand tended hick-
ory fires. kept burning day and
night, until the juices drip and
the pungent smoke permeates
and flavors the bacon.
But that's not all. Jordan's
Bacon is choice bacon to begin
with. Relatively little of it is
made, and it is the pick of the
crop.
Look for Jordan'S Old Fash
toned Virginia Bacon-in boTeS.
It's entirely different.
Evening star., 1953-03-24

ards will say mass at st.
Paul's at noon tomorrow. He
will be in Washington through
Easter but plans to take a vaca-
tion before assuming his duties
as rector in April.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
May IS, 1851

I have just returned today
from a visit to Yaroslavl-my
first trip to a city of any size
at some distance from home"
Evening star., 1953-03-24

Tomorrow: Mr.. Rounds tells
of swimming in the Moscow
River; his visit inside the
Kremlin and train travel in
side Russia.
Evening star., 1953-03-24

can Economic Geography of
the U. S. S. r." a high-school
textbook.
Evening star., 1953-03-24

This is the third Of q series Of articles
from diory entries by Mr.. Rounds while
he wos on the stoff Of the Americon
Embassy IN Moscow and obIe to move
obout the city talking in Russion to
hundreds Of the people.
Evening star., 1953-03-24

The State Department. asked
the British foreign Office to take
"all possible appropriate action"
to secure the release of the
Americans and denounced their
detention as unwarranted. Brit
ain was asked to act because it
has a. diplomatic mission in
Peiping.
Evening star., 1953-03-24

jamin Krasner, Newark, N. j.,
former second officer of the Is
brandtsen Lines Flying Cloud.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
A Window on Red Sduure'::
By Fronk Rounds, Jr.

The Russian press is contin-
ually quoting a statement which
they say President Truman made
when he was a United States
Evening star., 1953-03-24
March 20,
1851

Wet Union: eff we see that Ger
many is winning we ought to
help Russia and if Russia looks
Evening star., 1953-03-24

S e n a tor, on
June "a, 1941,
two days after
Hitler'S inv a.
sion of the So
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V6ssa1& ffsf,ss 49, k[1-Fk
- 49, 49,. -, ~. 1917 49,. g.. -
I,,y -, - - 49, ! =.
II - !. 60 ss..ss, ,..., ~. .l.s $500
IS &. - 49, - ''.s.
! ~ 49, ~ ne kIlsW y MS &
- cneles. 80 pe1s Nfas nnlnans
$50 ssssESlAy a.lk ere mas l4ng
en tne nroCeue supper cnalr. 1ne
1ainr scsln "a mules along the nail
rev louder. Nrindle druppeQ INTO
ne supper easiF ana Malteu
Her mules were FUZZY and
bright yellow. Al sheer blue XII
mono hung loosely on her. She
breexed halfway into the bed-
room before she noticed BriudIe.
a bewflderes auger rose Il, her
eys. what nre Won iioin0 Is fhis
house7n she snarsre;i. fYa nntieegi
that withoa,t y, eerara hcr eVeS
Ioofed tired
ssI,,.. $500 s. -. = -.
-, : / - $3.50 s..s:,s.s - ~ g
|. 80. ~, &c sAl.l.
rsk put q nere
Mnak vas vas Dlrt ieoklng 1oF
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rette when Frances came iFto the
room. She was wearing 4 gray
slack suit and had acquired ) Coli
automatic. From the tense way
she was gripping il, Erindle ex-
pecteu 4 to go OF at any minute.
God you're dunb. She smiled
Rictorict1sly. Give me that key
He wondered why he hadn't
had the presence of mind Is have
had 3 copy Of the key made
earlier. He should have expecfed
this. He tcas dumb.
Don't stall. She grinned hate
fully. Hand II over
ould you really shoot Il I
With the greatest Of pleasure :
That's q nisdemeanor ii this
city, you know.
Hurry ups
He got to his feet and due out
the key. m easily per Sd =
he grinned. cycling tie autoTa ! is.
Catch.
He tossed he key through he
air. Is new over her Head and
landed on the rug Her attention.
was momentariiy diverted s. she
turned and stepped for It. n
split second be had sprung lor-
ward and grabbed her guns rfisi
ii both hands. The Colt went al.
but shot wild a slight trtis. 81
her wrist ana the asfn came frae.
The maid hurried Is from lie
kitchen. WHAT'S going OF Ia
here!
Fireeta he answered.
n.otioning her back into re
kitchen. eDo you mind NE ant
to be alone
s yon an right Miss Frances
tanees moved ankrily Is The
slndow. es she said q back
Hplndle put tie rllr. s, his
et ard picked Up the key eiisfe
not much Ol d mind reader re
said was thinking 81 doina
that tul minute eaFlin
Shut up
Et - oeniina1
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The STRRIN Donkey Case
Chapser IS

Chapter IS
WHEN he reached the second
ho0r Brindle was about ~
light q cigarette, but heard the
sound Of = shower running II the
bathroom ut the end az the han.
He wasn't alone On the n0or.
Brindle walked into The first
room on his right and quietly
closed the door after him.
Judging from the suits Is the
closet, il had been Vests room.
The top Of the desk against Ire
window was lined with musical
textbooks and biographies. The
single desk drawer held nothing
Of interest. Then Brindle fllrned
TO the ehihonier and stopped
short.
On top stood straw donkey.
The donkey looked out across
the room with painted eyes and
q s0rroWful expression. Brinale
grinned IT Il. He was getting
somewhere now.
As he handled the thing. ne dc.
cided that II felt heavy for straw
heavier than the one he had re-
ceived ID the mail. PRESSING the
doukey's sides. he felt surnefhinn
solid within. Anxiously he slit the
stomach with his penknife Al
small tightly capped black lar
came into his fingers.
He knew almost before he
screwed Of the lid what Re would
find. A bitter white powder.
Herein.
He slipped the lar into his
pocket and put the empty SOU
venir IN place on the chiffonier.
Finally he had something fanrihle
Ia work on. Wouldn't the bows on
the narcotic squad love ~ eet
their hands On This sAfnplel But
he wasn't giving It Up not yet
I1RINDLE opened the door and
moved down the hall. He
wanted look st bursts room.
Until he heard the door 81 the
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Tallahassee Florida
April sch. 1858,

N NOTICE
NOTICE IL hereby given that the
TRUSTEES Of the Internal Tmprove-
4nent Fund Of the State Of Florida.
Pursuant To Law viii offer for
aale. Tor Objections Only, IN TaIIa-
hassee, Florida, At 1890 o'clock
AM. May 18th, 1858, the following
described land In MONROE COuN-
1Y. Florida. to-wit:
parcel of bay bottom land
In the Straits Of Florida. south
81 and adjacent to the West
26s.7 feet Of Section and the
East 7i6.s feet of Section 81.
Township gb South, RanEe 81
East, ut COncl Key Monroe
County. F1orfdak and containing
go 81 an acre. more Or less.
THE purchaser Iii required To pay
the advertising cost ana docnnen-
farw stamps
The save. IL and when made, shall
Sc subject to the Trustees reseFv~
lng unto themselves Of the
phosphate. minerals and metals and
50ss 81 the petroIeum thereon Or
TTTE TRUSTEES or INTERNAL.
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve fhe
right 20 reject the sale.
AZ ORDER Of the Trustees Of
ene Internal Improvement Fund ~
me state Of Florida.
DAN MCCARTHY
Attest Governor.
4. q. EE.Tl0T, sees
Trustees u i Fund
april sraayI r 1853
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April 3tlh. 1854
MoN1CN
NOTICE ii h1febx eipe4 th4s kne
Trustees ~ thN kntAknn1 A.4p9xNs
nest Fund Dg eMN state ~
Ra9*Sfnrlk "a Law viii offer KUy
naIa. {Dp bfnctIonn Only u Enllas
ha1 .. Hloxldn, Il 1tsen esei1ek
n amrs9 Ind 1854 ahe koll1 gtnI'
aceerEhed fAna q MONROE CQuNs
TX FLORIDA tosN IL
me auhni6fked 1ollnsns II
wHMmNlffn IS MN0Hh MMnwN
EnmE Monroe Caun1E, MlpftA4S
leente6 - telieNN:
pmrnaf NJ Lying IN kIIe
saAf&N1r nIAm ef xhnt NnFk -
Cav Ker mo<2h n uA 1liEMs
Was No & IA eetieM -. epns
AMfnimG s. sEres. 1n0FW a. t4SA
pneNol NJ. =. nnFFonn4amg xhnx
nNrl ii fsnn9 Helnk ICY N11Eh
81 Ha NfNkWnF No + - &c.,
&luM 11s anlAImlnG IL MENM4
Moro - teAn
rnfesl na. Stne 81 -
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ExMMa EeN nNNKM ~ k5tM&s
waN go ~ NNtktNn eUN
tnlSIiM9 { nnFae anolN - IeN1
pnsxel s.yImm - -
mAN4 NNManNfY ~ 9nnshNNaa1
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Crawl NAf II 4ttE0A 91als
~ Il. ~ HllaNMAH - Co..
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IoaRe Is lts ikti a CO.. E1s
'sn bf oInt i 0ffsn1 f6{I
National Ce6sf1lh'e
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50 "a Ned

NOTICE. UMnErI nllosHIRfoua
NAME NXAXUIU
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
the UNDERMINED desiring e an-
gage ii business under Che tletiz
tiona name 81 9oufhernInoek Tex
ACC Service 500 Truman AvANue,
KEY West, Florida, Intends e req
lister the said fictitious name ith
the Clerk az the cfrcnlt Court q
Monroe County Eiarldns
Dated AprII 3e. 1863.
EIonINxTE AEBUhX.
Sole oNnGf.
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50 Legal M ice.

"a u kN0k1Ge1
IN TIM c1RCu1T COUNT 0R THE
SIXTEENTH 1ED1C1A1 CEADE1T
Or THE A1.Al.E Oh EsHs0ls1s1As
g ANn ron MONnOE COUNTY,
Cnse Ne. 1s-esD
SILVIA cABAL.LinRO.
Plaintiff.
RoGEI.Io cABAr.kERo.
Defendants
NOTICE M PBELTGAEH0N
10: R0GEL10 CABAI.KERo,
1886 Warrington ANenue
Bronx. New York
y0u ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
thar suit Cor divorce has been filae
against You herein and zen are 81
Quired to serve 8 copy ek your knss
GwAE on attorney Tor Plaintiff ana
file the original thereof with tIle7
Clerk 81 this Court ~ Or before
the lst day of June, AID. 1853
VIII b1 entered against yon
DATED this 30kh day 81 April.
A.u 1875. - Key keek 4onree
County Florida
Clark f'lrenit Court
Hys Florence Eawyers
,s,kYtSF1m 1 ss ssfs s J. i.ISsl. iii
100 W1ftehAed street
Key West Florida
Akkorney fps rlalnfItf.
ma .tsks
oTkcw o. CONTRACTION o.
BUDGET AND MNEX1No ron
HUl41soNE On 1NAAMkME
aS'ElON4 AID
COMPLAINTS
10 ALL WHOM II MAY coNcEnlgs
pnrsnant IA chapter zesSe. Laws
III Florida Acts " 1st1s the NpAxo
uf Commissioners ~ Everglades
Drainage Dtetriek hAn coInplesea =
bnduxf nhoakink &he 1ebt services
ms 1sacanl year he9lnnlnN on H.
fnt lIsy 81 next November, and kno
aNIaA hnn heem placed On kllN n
ffs office 81 the seer eknxxs ~ No01l
E21. comean BulIdfne Heel EAltn
Benoh3 E1eff1n Bhete the NAuz4
may h6 examined And this q 81
notify Nnm that said Board I'D
niBet AZ nnf1 pinc< on the 241n uAT
L 0t Nay AsDs 1861 It TIA Q1lQf =
AL Eur the purpose a3 hA&FlnH
tho objections ana cDSMp hNkN - ID
respect ~ said budget
BOARD on con MR.
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IL 90 paanos n
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Tal1alaaaaeN Elortdn
April 2srd 1863
X office

Tallahassee Florida
April Gard. 1853
NOTICE
NOTICE e hereby given that ths
Trustees Of ire Internai lmpr0Yee
merit Fund 81 the STATE Ux Florida.
Pursuant 10 Law. VIII otter for
sale. Tor Objections Only u Tallas
haNs6e Florida, At x1so8 o'clock
IA III. June smd. 1864 the following
aeScrihed land 81 MONROE C0uN-
III, EioTida. to-wit:
parcel 81 submerged lana "
frlg a0nfhexly and sou henstef~
IL 81 Raccoon Key and north
erlv Of the rig vNay pk Us.
Highway No. 1. lying and being
III Sections rs ard ri TOWN.
nlfr 81 South. Range 81 East
Monroe tonnfF, Florida Con-
satnlng 31.zs Aereas more of
less
the a1vertislng cost and docnnente
ne sale. If ana when snaas. nlsaIf
Sc subject t. the Trustees reserve
inc unto themselves 16 81 tbs
DRoaphakes minerals ana metals Nnd
sDs ok glas petTeieain therNon -
T2E & TRUSTEES oF INTERNAL
ElFpHoNEN EnST Fund reserve the
fighE ID IA 58Ef &ha nalo
HN ORDER W the Trustees ~
<hS 1nfefnnl In ement fund of
The Skafe ok kIof1sla
Dan MCCARTHY.
tiowernos
Attest
n 6 ELLIOT. See.
ITu6t6ep Fund
lnAy 1864
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Th4 ~ 6E&N1 AozNA1aM
HNM6lFfn South nnyA
Ennk 4Nf1x CaMm1ys lpft
farnfe8 - tnff6WN
Evening star., 1953-07-26

where we were greeted by massive unsheared
sheep and cocky palomino goat. They were
overjoyed to see Eileen and in their enthusi-
asm almost pushed her back down the ramp
Nov stop that, Mary" Eileen ordered, and
the sheep Immediately looked, you'll excuse
the expression, sheepish. The goat frisked in
front of US as we walked along the aisle be-
tween the stalls. ''You should meet Johnny"
Eileen said. She opened the door of large
room that was busting with white doves.
white and brown rabbits and guinea pigs
"You stay there, Billy" Eileen said sternly
to the goat and he stayed there. Johnny
named them. He's 50 corny."
Johnny was not in the room. He must be
down with Moonbeam. He's had tooth
ache. She picked up one of the rabbits.
''Television uses more doves and rabbits than
you think. But nobody asks for guineas.
Come on, want you to meet Rusty He's
my favorite. y 49,
Evening star., 1953-07-26

SNOWFALL stamped foot and nuzzled her.
"Iwant to write story about the animals, "
said lamely.
"All right. what would you like to know"
well - er, tell me who you are"
"I'm Eileen Carlson. You want to know
all about me?"
"Yes"
well, I'm six years old and I'm in the
third grade at Marymount. l can read and
write very well, but my sittax is terrible"
SOS mine, Eileen. Don't worry"
MY mother and my Aunt Winifred run the
Stables, sort of the business side, and Johnny
and take care of the animals"
Your fathers policeman"
eyes, he mostly sleeps in the day. He
doesn't care at all about animals. Just base
ball. Mother says if SNOWFALL could pitch,
he'd get interested. You want to know about
SNOWFALL? He's going to make his debut on
Your Hit Parade. First time on television.
Evening star., 1953-07-26

Rusty was medium-sized black horse who
raised his nose from his feed trough when
Eileen approached. He's the only horse in
the world that can run on treadmill, and
stop. Any horse can run on a treadmill, but
they break their legs when they try to stop,
and throw their riders every which way"
Rusty's Veteran
AND know something else? He's got a
musical ear. He goes to dress rehearsal and
he hears the music, and you give him his cue,
and next time he hears that music, he starts
running. He's been with Arthur Godfrey,
Eddie Cantor, Ken Murray, the Hit Parade
and that no-neck man, oh. you know who
mean - Sullivan, Ed Sullivan / sometimes
go along. One of US always goes along with
the animals. Mommie says that Mary and
Billy are just about the best animals we own
cause training Sleeps and goats is very hard,
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1953-07-26

We've been working him every day for eight
months. Watch"
She looked up at the horse sternly. Snow
ball, stand" Then she walked over to small
desk radio and turned it on. 1t warmed up
and came roaring into the room full blast.
Eileen began running around the horse. blow
ing whistle and changing couple of New
Years Eve noisemakers. She ran up against
the horse, knocked over chair, scooted under
his belly, but he did not react to any of it.
She turned off the radio and stroked him and
he looked proud.
Ready for Hit Parade
Now what could happen to him on Your
Hit Parade that hasn't happened here? Would
you like to see some of the others? have to
exercise Rusty in few minutes" She opened
the office door leading to the interior of the
stables, and SNOWFALL ran out
We climbed up the ramp to the second floor
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Road Linking 27 Nearby Forts
Backed by CD Officials Here

a badly needed additional road
connecting. the Northeast and
Southeast sections of the city
by by-passing congeSted areas
of Bladensburg, Seat Pleasant
and District Heights, officials
pointed out.
The Round Table has been the
chief proponent of the proposed
freeway.
1t would be connecting link
in the compulsory civil defense
bypass set up III Maryland to
carry Route 240 traffic to Vir-
ginia via Chain Bridge.
Karl S, Belts, chairman of the
Round Tables Fort Memorial
FreeWay committee, said: I'VE
recognize the tremendous i'm
portance of the ideas advanced
by the civil defense director,
and we hope the undertaking
will receive the same serious at
tention here that it has in Phil
adelphia. In that city, planners
have adopted the outer perrin
eter route ideas as a definite
part of their civil defense plan"
Evening star., 1953-09-13

Washington civil defense Of
.ficials have thrown their support
behind proposals for memo
rial freeway connecting the sites
of 81 historic forts used during
the Civil War, it was announced
today by the Civil War Round
Table.
Col. John E. Fondahl, direc-
tor of civil defense, said yester-
day that a circumferential high
way of the type proposed. To-
Gated we'll outside the congested
downtown area, is "vitally
needed" to help protect the capi-
tai in event of enemy attack.
"The 2212- mile freeway." he
said, would first of all provide
a number of excellent areas
needed as rendezvous points for
mutual aid and mobile support
forces. These forces would be
called into the District from
outlying areas in event of a
gripping disaster to the city"
= Designed to encircle the city
about six miles from downtown.
the freeWay also would provide
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Falling Wall Injuries 3;
Man Killed Nearby
By the Associated Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 12.-
Three persons were hurt today
when a department store wall
collapsed and minutes later a
man was killed in a traffic &C
cident nearby.
A concrete block wall being
constructed atop the one-story
Schottenstein Department Store
crashed into Parsons avenue, de-
molishing five automobiles and
tearing down trolley wires.
Skelly D. Slona, 20. was killed
in a tWo-car collision near the
store at about the same time.
Police said they believed he was
en- route to the store after hear
ing the wall collapse.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Board of Trade Names
Two Committee Heads

Two new committee chair
men were appointed yesterday
by the Washington Board OF
Trade.
= They are Daniel w. Bell, mu-
picipal finance, and Frank ]
Luchs, public and private build
1ngs. Mr.. Bell is president OF
the American Security & Trust
Co., and Mr.. Luchs is executive
vice president of Shannon g.
LuchS, real estate f1rm.,
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Jewish Society to Meet

The Washington Junior Aux
iliary of the Jewish Consump-
tives' Relief Society will meet
at 8 pm. Tuesday in the All-Na-
tons Club. 1903 Massachusetts
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1953-12-15

FOAM RUBBER-Cut any size, new
3Ox76x4. Q for $50. flush doors,
wrought-iron legs. lower prices for
ordinary ST e ggssS quality. 2147 F ST., NV
FRfGI6HiRa, H1Hsa. IA Gu. IT. Porcelain
inside: PERI. cond. Best offer. ia.
FRIGIDAIRE. Q Gu. it.. 3 yrs. old.
FTk tHk' neSi CAFE. Eo 4assT nusfTat, nnGeT Tip
prics 1s4ss ssoo k1 'Sno5 S1Ssee s10O' -is 'S
FUR COATS-Gray Persian lamb,
size "A; Northern-back muskrat.
size l6: $50 each. ia. S-6260
tiful violin and Haynes ne silver SiS; ff fiute.
Sacrifce. Sun. and ewes call EN-.
FUR coAT-Keep warn. Cali JE.
4-4974 for handsome muskrat.
FUR COAT. genuine sheared beaver.
stripes. practically new. very rea-
FURS-SQUIRREL CAPE, peri. cond.
she ShouldeS SSs,6 lensth' fully lined, $50,
FGRNiTURE-Beautiful African mod
and coffee tables, lamps. nv set,
misc. items; excel. eond.; will sell
att,o at sacrifice. NO. 7-4s49 after
GSS FGRN1PURE-closing FUR out all wrousht- mnI
iron and foam-rubber furniture.
$45 chairs, $36; $3.50 sectionalS,
S135. S75 lounge beds. $50. FALLS
CHURCH SALES. JE. 2-6060. 30
FURNITURE = Sect. pc. sofa. end
tables, chrome dinette set. lamp,
Japanese doll. 10. 2-4363. 2904
md st. Sc. -16
FURNITURE - Duncan Phyfe love
seat coffee table, platform rocker.
sun lamp, Sampson timer, liV. rm.
chairs. Chippendale highboy. small
chest Of drawers, maple mirror,
handicart. 1919 14th st. NV, RA.
3-R131. LII