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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-27
BAKERY
SALES CLERK
Is TO IS

For extremely pleasant working con-
ditions In an atmosphere Of good
food.
We have an opening for persons who
would like to learn the Pantry House
business. This Is primarily bake
goods, ice cream. take-home dinners
and the like. II you like to meet
people. consider the ADVANTAGES of
this type Of Job:
uniforms are furnished you
earn while you are being. trained
you get your meals furnished
food, candy and novelty dis
counts save you and your family
money liberal vacation and
sick leave annual .picnics and
award program promotion
from within the company steady
progress for the ambitious and
capable :. group insurance
excellent salary.
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COOKS
,r,u~ NrEDEnN

For WaShington's fastest
growing chain Of restaurants.
AEe ,!5-4O. experienced in
large volume cooking needed.
Excellent earnings. meals and
uniforms furnished. Paid va:
cations. paid sick leave, food
discounts, group insurance.
disqualification and other en-
ploye benefits.
HOT sHOPPES. INC.
1341 G st, NV, Room zoo.
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ATTENTION

Wanted to drive Diamond cab. See
MELVIN HERMAN, 1O1 M st. ne.
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SALESCLERK

20-35 yrs. of age, must be neat in
ERSEAL, INC, 514 9Th st. Sc.
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DRIVER
COLORED

Perm. position: must know city, not
mind long hours, hard work, have
good driving record; vac. sick leave,
bonus: $3.50 to start. Apply
WASH FISH. l011 E st. s.w. rs
DRIVER OR HELPER, white, for NOV.
ing company, preferably from Arl.,
Alex. or Fairfax area. Must be first
class worker Moving expsr. not
PEI NEWTON TRANSFER -as a.
DRUG CLERK. young man. perma-
nent employment; 4S-hour week.
Apply in person. 2. D. GILMAN,
nRiiG AND CIGAR CLERK. exper.
only: ref: ewes. and alt. SUNDAYS.
Apply in -erson. CHASTLETON
PHARMACY, 18th and r NV. See
Mr.. Goldman -2Q
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COLLECTOR

Personable young man. 21-3O yrs. OF
age to aid in collecting on small
Advertising accounts: 40-hr. wk..
planned salary advancement, gen
erouS company benefits. car fur
nished. Must know Wash. area.
Clear traf1c record and D. c. driv-
ing permit are required. Apply
Personnel, Room sos: open week
days. S:30-6 and Sat. 81. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1lOI Penna, Ave, NV.
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CREDIT-COLLECTION
ERIK

Good steady position. pleasant sur
roundings good starting salary,
MARVIN'S. 734 18th st. NV. 20
CREDIT MANAGERS ASSISTANTS
(21, for retail clothing store; perm
Anent positions; salary open. Apply
Dairy FARM ASST. Live on farm:
married man pref Call MR.. HOW
ARD, Crescent ALL. after m.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING
FOREMAN

PLUMBING AND HEATING
FOREMAN
Several needed. Experienced in apt.
project work. Steady positions.
Salary open. Call CO. 6-43o2 for
appointment. ~
PORTER-DRIVER, colored, over Il.
familiar with CHI: Oh. area. H1G-
GERS DRUG. 5O17 Conn. ave. NV.
PORTER. young, for general cleaning
and stock work. STANDARD DRUG
PORTER-Young man. colored. for
part-time porter work: 6117 Geor-
gia ays,. after 10 TO-, an ,,ouor SIG sfor..
GOOD salary. good tips: ride bicycle;
3; e; permit. RI, REP TOP L1oOoSKS
PORTER. for large auto wholesale
dept 6Say st wf Say. Coed hopFs psr
NIT. See Mr.. Crabill. L. P. STEuART,
INC, River I'd. and BIO Railroao'
Bethesda, Md. No phone calls
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TRAVEL
TOP-FLIGHT
SALESMAN

TOP-FL1GHT
SALESMAN
With at least five years SELL
ing experience to contact
and sell top executives bust
ness engineering services.
Applicant must be over 80
and own a late-model car;
limited travel; field train
ing supplied. Salary, COM
missions and expenses.
For confidential interview,
contact G. c. ASHLEY after
z pm, MA. $3.50.
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BOYS-VETS, 1880
Travel Maine to MINI. this summer,
furnished. Cash advanced daily for
all expenses. Average earnings 500
weekly. No experience necessary.
LEE WILLIAMS. Roosevelt Hotel.
18th and v SITS. NV, 9:3O-noon;
SIS pm. Don't phone. -
A CHANGE FOR YOU
Are you tired of the same old scenery?
VICTILL CORP. will train 8 young
men, 1S to %. to travel Western
States; $500 mo-. plus bonus transp.
and drawing acct. See Mr.. Truman,
Parkside Hotel, 10 to 4, to 8.
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TRUCK DRIVER

We have an immediate opening for q
sD0c eSISaed and E between Is ana s.
years Of age. Previous truck driving
experience and D. c. drivers permit
required Must be able to pa IS
physical exam. In addition to sal.
AIRY. generous company dement's Will
sos Open weekdays. S:3O-b. and
Sat. 9-1 No phone calls.
Evening Star Building
I'M penna Ava NV
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COTJ,ECTORS

We need full-time and part time men
to collect on installment accounts;
We pay the highest wages in the
city; must have car. Apply 1022
18th St NV LIST floor, -27
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HkLP-WoAhEN :

GRADER-sort and elias:
work; good eyesisht, Intelligent,
knowledge of style and fabric;
handicapped preferred; 5-day wk.;
opport. to learn some parts Of dry.
cleaning work. Apply GOODWILL
INDUSTRIES. 1918 New Hampshire
to II. Mon. through Fri. No tels.
phone calls. 80
Comptometer Operator
Adding only: must be accurate: will
sday to wesE noS She s.sns se dsn S
STORES. % SGGo West virsinia ave.
COSMETIC CLERKS, experienced;
regular and part time: CARRIER
pRUG. Bethesda. OIL. $4,000. Mr..
COSMETIC DRUG CLERK. expert.
enced. only: References required.
TIoNAL DRUG CO., 1000 Conn.
COUNTERGlRL-white: no eSpsr.
nee. 8 pm. till midnight. Apply
DIXIE PIG BARBECUE. Marlboro
pike at Benning I'd. sc. 10. s-4333.
COUNTERWOMAN
White. part time. experienced. for
branch dry cleaning store: congo.
NAL surroundings. See MRS. DEE,
20 18th st. NV. after 10 am. --2S
DANCE TEACHERS
40, Young ladies. ages 2l-30. to
teach ballroom dancing, exper. de.
sired but not neces., training given
at no. cost. Excel. sal. and oppor.
for advancement. Apply in person.
M VA Fiji b 62 aSt srU 81 oiy' DON
DENTAL ASSISTANT for medical
center in Falls Church area. Exper.
In assisting at chair required. Pre-.
fer mature woman from this area,
Own TRANSPORTATION desirable Call
JE. 3-2222, Tues. through Fri. 10
am. to 3 pm. Ask for business mgr.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. Sc. once. exp.
not neces.. under 35 yrs. Must be
clean, neat in appearance. Char
acteF references, Box 2o6-J. star.
DESK CLERK-For large, exclusive
apartment building. Hours, 3 pm.
to IL pm, 6-day week, salary $50
per month. Experience preferred
but not necessary. Must be able
to meet public. References re-
CURED. Box 1921. Star. -2S
DRUG CLERK, full or part time;
top salary; excellent permanent poe
sition. Exper. only. LII. 1-3401.
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EOMPOSITOR, medium-size job shop
in Arlington: makeup OF small pub
locations and job work, Start at $50
Wk.; 5-day wk All inquiries kept
in confidence. ia. 4-1699. rs
CoMPOs!ToR, in open shop: 4Oehr;
week. Sober, reliable man. Call
In person, 1906 Old GEORGETOWN
I'd, OIL. 4-1300. al
CONCRETE FINISHER, 1st-class
M. Drummond. in sumner. To
reach: Out Massachusetts, ave. "a
mi beyond Westmoreland Circle
to the Sumner sign on YOUR left.
COOKS 1talian,. for the ITALIAN
for the right men. sos MONTGOMERY
St. Alex. Va. See Mr.. PhLA, mgr
OV. 1898. Ut
COOK, exper.: must want steady
job; excel. salary; vac. with pay.
Apply in person, RED LOBSTER,
81 8. Washington ST.. Alex, Va.
COOK. white, short order daywork,
Apply in person. BEACONS GRILL
Gas N Capitol st. Is
COOK, NIGHT GRILL
m NEARBY VIRGINIA. Telephone
crescent $50, between 9 am; and
pm. Ask for MR.. WIENER.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE

White. to insert papers on Sat. night.
Apply to Mr.. Ferber. mailrooYn fore
man. mezzanine floor. any time this
week to get letter tor work Permit
Bring your birth certificate. Be
ready to start on Saturday right at
$3.50. Good pay. NO PHONE CALLS.
THE EVENING STAR
11Ol Penna. Ave, NV,
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HELP--MEM

full or spare time,
for light pleasant work, no exper.
pendable. About S3 hr. Apply
Wed, 81 pm. 1919 Deane ave
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CIERK-TYPIST

CLERK YPIST
If you can type 40 w.p.m.. can do
neat and accurate work, then con-
slider the advantages of this position !:
PLEASANT SUPERVISION.
DISCOUNTS ON FOOD. CANDY AND
NOVELTIES.
AN EXCELLENT LUNCH EACH DAY
AT VERY LITTLE COST TO YOU.
LIBERAL PAID VACATION AND
ANNUAL PIcNIcs AND PARTIES.
OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARD
PROMOTION FROM WITHIN THE
COMPANY ASSURES STEADY
PROGRESS FOR THE AMBITIOUS
AND CAPABLE.
GROUP INSURANCE.
PLEASANT WORKING ATMOSPHERE
AND UP TO DATE EQUIPMENT
FOR WORKING COMFORT.
For details. please call in person at
Room 200. 134l @ st. NV.
THE HOT SHOPPES 20
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nRAFTSMAN=LAYOUT

DRAFTSMAN-LAYOUT
Are YOU in Q rut or at q dead end?
If you have had at least 2 years ex:
perience in layout and design OF
precision mechanisms you are miss
knowledge Of BuOrd specs desirable.
Exceptional opportunity in our mod,
ern aforementioned plant. Unusual
benefits PLUS unusual proflt-sharing
aHnHaHENpr INSTRUMENT CO.
colless Park. Nd. TN. 4-se7s
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PHARMACIST
Reg. in Md. or elig. for reciprocity.
Int. in perm pos; excel. salary,
bonus and comm; pleas. working
conds. Apply Mr.: Hodge, WHELAN
DRUG. 8701 Flower ave-, Silver
PHOTO COUPON SALESMAN Sl.75
per sale. Travel, transp. furn. Ap-
ply NJ 14th st. NV. Rm' ol7'
PLASTERERS-Firs white me;
chanics only; plenty OF work. eau
Webster $4,000, i
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS wanted:
top pay; only steady workers o5nH nee need
more blvd, College Park. Md. APP
ply s am to pm. weekdays.
AMI HELPERS-Must be
experienced and must have D: e.
drivers permit. Apply 2Sl3 l4tn
CT n
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PAINTERS

-
Experienced only. Apply JAFFEE, o11
18th st. NV.
PAPERHANGER, prefer one with
car; $3.50 per hour. Call ia. g.
S13S. 81 pm. only.
- Permanent position;
to work in modern air conditioned
store; excellent opportunity for ad-
yancement. EN-. 2-2345. -27
modern. conditioned drugstore.
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment. Call ia. 9-6161, between 9
and 5 pm. -%
PHARMACIST. full time, exper.; good
salary: good hours; to work betw; 2
stores. Apply DRUG LANE. 1925
Riggs I'd, Chillum. Md. AP. 7-9I91.
PHARMACIST - CARRIER DRUG.
Bethesda-49-h r. week, $40 plus
employees benefits. OIL. 4-5s00'
MR.. PLOTNER. --27
PHARMACIST. full time; good pay
and working conditions. CAPITOL
HEIGHTS PHARMACY. 10. 8-4777.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
working conditions. Do not apply
unless you are interested in full
sales and service company. Must be
fully qualified for inside work.
BETHESDA TV CO.. OIL. 4-49O5..
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EXECUTIVE

We are looking for a man between 25
and 40 with executive ability, good
education and pleasing personality,
who is accustomed to active con-
tact with the public. If qualified
write Immediately, stating age, ed
ucation and business experience
give address and telephone numbers
If your letter indicates that you
might At into our organization, an
appointment will be arranged. All
replies are confidential. Box Dish.
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CLERICAL
NAIL CLERK-SILVER SPRING

Permanent position for . young man
with ambition; experience not nee
essary; excellent chance for ad--
Vancement, 5-day week, pleasant
working conditions. CONDITIONED
once, paid vacation. For interview,
apply S045 18th ST., silver Spring.
Evening star., 1953-12-25

/ 1880 Foam Oak Five piece Extension Junior Din.
| ing Room Suite including table with leot
Evening star., 1953-12-25
zuni Chiefs 10 View
BoY Scout Dance Team

LA JUNTA, Colo, Dec. 25.-
zuni Pueblo Indian leaders are
expected here to see the Koshare
Boy Scouts. famous for their
Indian dancing.
Conrad LeSarlley, governor of
the Pueblo, has termed the
scouts dances a ''mockery of
sacred rituals"
He is sending Oscar Sheka,
head of the Pueblo's masked
dancers. and lie Quetewke. head
councilman. to the winternight
carnivals of the Scouts on the
invitation of Scoutmaster Buck
BurShearS.
The Scout leader explained.
1--WE do the dances because they
are beautiful and because many
of the Indians are failing to
keep alive the dances of their
| fathers"
Evening star., 1953-12-25
U. 5. Foreign Policy
Is Leading 10 Peace,
Senator Hunt Says
sy the AssOeiated Pres.

Senator Hunt, Democrat Of
Wyoming, said yesterday I'VE are
on the road to peace through
out the world" and that he no
longer expects a war with Rus
Sia.
But the Wyoming Democrat,
a member of the Senate Armed
Services Committee, emphasized
that this country still must keep
its powder dry for some years
to come.
Opposes Further Cuts.
"I will oppose any further re-
duction of the Air Force or cuts
of great size in our Navy at this
time" he said in an interview.
Senator Hunt added that he
wants to hear more about pro-
posed cuts in spending for the
Army before speaking out on
that score.
"If we continue to ride along
on our present foreign policy.
which is being very well man
aged by Secretary of State
Dulles, we are on the road to
winning the cold war. +. think
we are on the road to peace
throughout the world" Senator
Hunt said.
He described the present
foreign policy as IAN outgrowth
of the Acheson-Dulles policy"
followed when Dean Acheson
was the Democratic Secretary of
State and Mr.. Dulles was one
Of Mr.. Acheson's top aides.
:'Year of Decision"
Senator Hunt said 1854 has
been viewed as ''the year Of de-
cision" in which Russia would
either strike to launch World
War III, or decide not to strike
at all.
He said he sees indications
now that not only will there be
no war in 1854 but that "as a
wild guess, perhaps in three
years, we will have arrived in
a condition of peace in the
world" which will be enduring.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
Dickerson Is Held
In Heaviest Guarded
Cell at Rockville Jail

Thomas E. Dickerson, who is
days ago was listed by the FBI
as one of the Nations 80
most wanted men," is in a maxi
mum security cell in Montgom-
cry County jail at Rockville.
The 3O-year-old escape ex-
pert charged in a Chevy Chase
MD holdup last summer after
his arrest in Arlington (Va0
is wanted for questioning in
the Staying of Thomas N. Selph,
jr., Mount Rainier loan company
employe. He was carefully
guarded by two Montgomery
County detectives during the
drive yesterday from Hunting
ton, w. Va, to Rockville.
Talks to Detectives.
Detective SergtS. John P.
Leahy and Edward Barber made
the 12-hour drive. They re-
ported their prisoner, handcuffed
and strapped, held long CONVEX
sationS with the detectives but
caused them no trouble.
They delivered him to Jail
Supervisor John T. Young, whom
Dickerson has threatened to kill.
Last August, Dickerson was
transferred to the Spring Grove
(Md.) State Hospital after he
hacked his wrists with a sharp
ened belt buckle and refused to
eat for 10 days in the Rockville
Jail.
With another prisoner. he
overpowered a guard and escaped
from the hospital on Septem-
ber %.
Seized at Cousins Home.
Dickerson's next escape was
from a Kentucky Jail early this
month. He had been jailed on a
drunkenness charge, but with five
other inmates, he cut cell bars
and fed.
FBI agents and West Virginia
State police caught up with the
fugitives Monday at the home OF
q cousin in Verdunville, w. Va.
Montgomery County authori-
ties said it is expected that Dick
erson will be arraigned early nexi
week on the armed robbery
charge. He is accused of rob-
bing the Regional Finance Co.
in Chevy Chase of $612 last
July IA.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
SpeIIman and Martin
Tour Korean Front
On Snowy Christmas
BY the Associoted Press

KOREAN FRONT, Dec. 25.-
Two high American churchmen
toured the Korean front today,
leading prayers and spreading
cheer to American soldiers on a
freezing, snowy Christmas.
Methodist Bishop William c.
Martin of Dallas, president of the
National Council of Churches
Of the United States, and Fran
els Cardinal Spellman, Catholic
archbishop of New York, trav-
eled by air and jeep to greet
troops and conduct services.
Cardinal Spellman made a
four-hour jeep trip over rough
hillSides to keep an appointment
with the United States 45th Di-
vision.
Bishop Martin held services at
the United States 1st Corps and
scheduled a visit to the United
States 7th Division.
He told a thronged chapel that
their work here will preserve
the true meaning of Christmas
for many years to come"
The Methodist leader praised
the soldiers relief efforts for
Korean children. Bishop Mar
tin said the troops have planted
the seeds of goodwill and Christ
mas kindness that will never be
uprooted."
Cardinal Spellman started out
the day in a helicopter, trying to
make short hops but a snow and
sleet storm grounded him quick
ly and he transferred to jeep.
At the United States 7th Divi-
sion, Maj. Gen. Lionel e. McGarr
introduced Cardinal Spellman to
4,5OO soldiers as the "GI Cardi-
nal"
The Cardinal met with the
Colombian battalion while with
the 7th Division.
"The deep bonds between the
Republic of South America and
the United States are intensified
and consecrated by our associa-
ton here in Korea" he told the
| ColombianS.
This is Cardinal Spellman's
third straight Christmas in
Korea.
Bishop Martin arrived Decem-
ber 81 and plans to leave just
before January /.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
Wreck
CONTINUED From First Page.)

world tour, sent a message Of
sympathy to families of the VIC
tins. Many of the passengers
had been en- route to Auckland
in hopes Of getting glimpse OF
their young monarch during her
stay here.
Troops from nearby Waiouru
camp, New Zealand's main train
ing base, were rushed to the
scene to aid police and civilian
rescue workers. Their efforts
were hampered by the difficult
terrain. Hours after the crash
no casualty list could be issued.
The Prime Minister left by car
for the wreck site as soon as
first word of the tragedy was
received in Auckland.
ClOuburst Blamed.
The disaster came as a special
shock to New Zealanders because
it happened on Christmas eve
and amid the dominion's festivi-
ties in connection with the visit
of the Queen.
The sudden rise in the river,
normally little more than a
trickle, was generally attributed
to a cloudburst on the slopes of
Mount Ruapehu. There was some
speculation, however, that it
might have resulted from a vol
canic upheaval in the steaming
sulphur lake which fills the
mountains Snow-girt crater.
Authorities disclosed that a
soldier, identified only as Ellis,
made a vain attempt to save the
train. Travelling by road, he
saw the highway bridge was
gone and realized that the ex-
press was almost due on the
tracks beside the road. He raced
on the shaky bridge and fran
tically waved his flashlight, but
the engineer apparently failed
to spot him.
Ellis was forced to jump off
the tracks as the express thun-
dered onto the bridge.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
Front Line
CONTINUED From First Page.)

roasting 10 of them-dresSing
cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes
and gravy, green beans, and hot
rolls. To finish off there was
mincemeat pie. fruit cake and
coffee or tea.
It still was a lonely place for
Christmas.
''I've got some fruit cake
from home up in my bunker, sir,
and some nuts and smoked deer,
if you would like to drop over, u
said Corpl. Earl Kenan, jr., o.
of Mount Olive N. c., leader OF
the 1st Squad. "It's not much
but it makes it seem more like
Christmas"
Corpl. Kenan had clipped q
page from an advertisements
Merry ChristmaS"-and pasted
it on the inside of his bunker
door. A greeting card from his
wife was propped on a shell
against the wall.
TWO trucks carried Catholics tc
midnight mass at regimenta
headquarters Christmas eve
The battalion chaplain, q Lu.
theran, was due at Love Com.
pany later this afternoon fol
Protestant services.
The division mail truck ha'
been bringing two loads o.
Christmas packages day to tht
company.
Mostly it's cake and cigarette
and nuts in the packages" sale
M/Sergt. Charles Crawford, 27
of North Adams, Mass, who wa
spending his second Christina
in Korea.
IT haven't heard of any ON
yet who saved his presents TO
Christmas" he said.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
Missing Man Found
| Dead, Gun in Hand
BY the Associated Press

GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo,
Dec. 25.-The frozen body of
Charles T. Foster, Is, of Gary,
Ind, was brought here yesterday
by sheriff'S officers who began a
search for the missing man
nearly a month ago.
Mr.. Foster, son of the Rev.
James E. Foster, minister of the
Christ Church at Gary, was last
seen alive November "a.
His abandoned car was found
atop 10,000-foot Douglas Pass
west of here. near the Utah
border. Search parties struggled
/ through knee-deep snow without
success and waited until
Wednesday before skies cleared
to continue their search.
Rio Blanco County Sheriff
Robert Fulton led q mounted
patrol of eight men into the
sparsely-settled area. He said a
horse stumbled over the body,
buried beneath q foot of snow.
A % caliber target pistol was
clutched in Mr.. Fosters right
hand. On shot had been fired.
Preliminary examination of
the body failed to disclose
whether Mr.. Foster died from
] freezing or by gunshot wound.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
Soviets Stock Food

The Soviets have imported
from New Zealand IS tons of
butter in tin cans guaranteed
to keep it in good condition for
five years. They have given
big orders to Argentina for meat
and to France and Britain for
biscuits, also to be well sealed
in tin boxes.
Evening star., 1953-12-25

| All so Stewortstown Seomist Mahogany Three
piece Bedroom Suite Including eight
| drawer dresser with large Mirror six-drower
| chest and double size bookcase ed-----3l9
Evening star., 1953-12-25

$500 Pou Mccobb Custom Croft Foam Rubber
and solid BIeoched Mahogany Lounge Chair.
Upholstered in green tweedy fobric-------
1926 Paul McCobb Design Wrought Iron with Re-
movable Foam Rubber Scot Cushion Cobono
1895 Donovan Shop Button-tufted Back and Arms
Decorators Occasional Chairs ----------
$3.50 Donovan Shop Black Locquered Frame Arm
less Lounge Chairs One of kind decorators
exclusive potterns. Your choice
AL 90 stewortstown Beoched Mahogany Six-pece
Dining Room Suite including pedestoI bose
extension table with two Ieoves, four side
chairs and oroe china cobinet ---z-----2
2375O Stewortstown Five-pieee Bleoched Mahogany
Junior Dining Room Suite including pedestal
bose extension tobIe with two Leaves and four
side chairs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
81 so Stewortstown Beoched Mahogany UphoI-
stored Seat Side Chairs ors----------------
Evening star., 1953-12-25

ThomosviIIe Swirl Mahogany Three-piece
Bedroom Suite. Including six-drower dresser
with mirror, five-drower chest and double
size utility bar bed II
Evening star., 1953-12-25

6e 90 ThomosvIIe Amber Maple with Walnut
Trim Three-p piece Bedroom Suite. nclud-
ina sx-drower triple dresser with mirror.
five-drower chest and doube-size bed with
decorators footboord
Evening star., 1953-12-25

$4,000 Loneocre Custom Seven-foot Sofos. Choice
of fobric, reversible foam rubber cushion Fl
1850 Reversible Foam Rubber Scot and Back Very
Comfortable Lounge Chairs. Excellent choice
OF TQDrlCS
3e4oo Loneocre Custom Two-pece Reversible Foam
Rubber Cushion loveseot Soto upholstered
in natural metoIc fabric --------------28
1900 Decorators Twin Studio Couehes with two
button tufted holsters opens to sleep two.
Choice Of green, brown or grey tweedy fobric
1900 Enelonder Aportment-Size Bed-o-Woys with
25ee5 EneIonder FuI-size Bed-o-Woys with inner
2o4OO ThomosviIle Amber Maple with Walnut rim
Six-piece Junior Dining Room Suite. lncIud-
ing extension tobe, four side chairs and
china cobinet. An outstanding voIue!----19