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MlscELLANEoUs FOR SALE
PIANOS

Real values offered on our annual
Jan. sale. Large selection spinets,
consoles and grands. New, rebuilt
and floor samples. All case styles,
all wood finishes; everything re-
duced to make real bargains. S25
will deliver, balance 8 years to pay.
DYNAMIC MUSIC, 1900 G st. NV.
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FURNITURE

Studio couch. $40; liv:, rm; suite. Sa5
easy chairs. SIS; lamps. pictures
mirrors, 81; bookcase. $3.50: desk
$3.50; loveseat. SO; beds. So
dressers. So; chests, SO; cots, So
breakfast tables, $3.50 up; odd chairs
ST.; kit. cabinet. $40; china safe
SO. Other bargains. Open Sun
ewes. til I. BELL KINDS, 412 E
Cap. ST., LII. 4-96SS. and 6O5 6ti
st. NV. Elk. 3-9134. SEQ our &C
Under antinueS
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GROCERIES,

New. fresh. national brands: some
labels torn. some dented. some per-
feet: ideal boarding houses. restau.
rants; below wholesale in any GUAM
tlty 435 < st. NV. Free parking
GUITAR. cleo, Hawaiian, white pearl
hnish. new, powerful amplifler; excel.
cond:: $50. 10. 2-l014.
1, np: others $3.50 up, Amplihers
repairS THE GUITAR SHOP. 5000
n st. NV. ME. S-1419. Open ewes.
GUITAR-Epiphone Broadway blond
with case; cost $3.50: sacrifice S175
or best offer. JE. ,4-20S7..
barrel; winchester, Model u: Shot. shot.
sgsss sugpsss with cases. sos each. JE
GuSs@so-oe Enfield, $50; 1s savsg.
81 Hornet. $50; Rem. 72l 30-O6
S75; - Stevens pump, SIS: Savage
.32 auto. $50; 9-mm. Mauser, S35;
Colt .3S Special, S35; Colt AS auto,
S35; Hi Standard Sport and Field
trade: trade, Wan, Want , modern and antique
DON'S GUN SHOP, Falls Church,
Va. JE. .2-9626 Open today, II 4
GUN, Smith &, Wesson, 357 Magnum,
312-in, barrel; peri. cond.; S99.5O.
GUNS-Ithaca 20. pump; 90 Marlin
on REM custom stonsi al iteTe1s To 7a5ss oaGsso
GUN CABINET. holds 13 guns; S75
HAT, Knox topper, black silk; worn
Phone king s-53a2. -'-' it@Sh IS.
HEATER = Kerosene space heater,
very efic.; S3s or best offer. JE.
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GAS
Water Heaters

6tanu-neW, automatic storage: one.
year guarantee; easy terms; S39. so
BLOCKS, INC.
3026 NJ st. NV. NO. 7-7s0a
GENERATORS STARTERS, 81 so up;
lge. assort.: elec. motor repairs; 36th
crSrS yr; GARTY; .Tr 1908 14th; no: 7ao224
W., $500 r.p. m, Type TR4O, made
by Pioneer GE Motor Corp; used
less than 12 hrs; built-in voltmeter,
triple V-belt pulley. Best offer. OIL
GLASSWARE. dishes and kitchen
articles: reasonable. OIL. 4-6706.
GOLF BAG and 6 clubs. good condi.
tion, $5. WO. 6-1010.
GOLF CLUBS. McGregor MT irons,
GREETING CARDS. display cases
Monday. UN. 4-241S.
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STEEL: USED-NEW

u GGA, OOGAI-4NGW w
I-beams. angle iron, reinforcing steel,
lolly columns cut to size. GENERAL
WRECK1NG CO., 1887 Brentwood
I'd. ne. AID. 2-6177. -22
STENOGRAPH, reporters model,
SIS. r. R. ". w. BENNETT. BEN SE1si 1850 1907 mo No.
22nd St. Arlington 5. Va. KE.
sTENOGRAPH MACHINE with tri.
pod SIS. Call ia. 2-3337.
sTENOTYPE MACHINE: Al eond..
saFSofTSs ilRs s9hsss MxSHiNE. az H1sSs spr.sti..l,
new, best ofIer. AP. 7-l7e6. Is
sTOKER, Iron Fireman: good. con.
dition; suitable for rroom house,
OIL. 4-6253. -1e
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CAMERAS
CAMERAS AND MOVIE EG

CAMERAS AND MOV1E Et3.
Directly from all famous mfgs. for
every need and budget at Brenner's
Complete Photo Dept. Store. Also
trade-in bargains for sale at min.
prices; 1-year guar; cash or g. to
instructions, 7-hour photo finishing
service. repairs. Park free. BREN-
NER PHOTO CO. Opposite Justice
liant \ Q2Q pa avp n " PIE F-D424
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DINING ROOM

p4yT IS AS BUY VIZ BES6RE g3SEANfHg y1g v5s51 Y17j
new SAMPLE cGGocssEcoTDTs cGosEoDTs. so'i 'iook OK
AT THESE BARGAINS.
Solid lined oak extension table and
leaf and 4 chairs, was $79.50, now
$57 80; finest quality Junior blond
eak table: ssa chairs. china IN and but.
Eat.les s' ssSie. nUS Sss $3.50, mnS1s noS
$685.. mahogany or maple sxten..
sion dinette table and leaf and
4 chairs. was $69.50. now $47.6O;
many more bargains too numerous
to mention. Open Thursday till
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
The Sample BARGAIN Store Of Wash.
DINING TABLE, chrome, and -four
DINING RIM. SUITE. jr., table. 4
chairs, buffet. pads, mahog., sos:
chrome kit. set. S25. TIA. 9-1906.
DINING RM. TABLE. buffet and china
sa6inet; cab m..s mahSsany sooS aeee eeeenditi9H
DisPLAY CASES. IS; sreetins cards,
Monday, UN. 4-241S.
Apex roll-o-way, fam
lily size, no permanent. hookup
needed; also sweeper, tank type; both
nTsf&asSHR Il s7Ssl feRa kaiser: sM sG'sa Year old
perfect: sacrifice. $65. AP. 7-5255.
DISHWASHERS - James. portable
1852 demonstrators; orig, S219.95;
now, $16Q;96. J. r. ENRIGHT CO.,
OIL. A-1700. lis
DIX;AN. az. r. KI0eshlssgga ssga6 and chair; reason
DIVNN. tuxedo With slips covers. ma.
81 a2; ne. 500.
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FURNITURE

INVENTORY SALE
Entire stock of floor samples must go
Is high-quality bedrm. suites. al
ments ] Of sofa beds. "Helier" Studio
couches. Lounge and occasiona
chairs. 6-pc. chrome dinette. $40
800 floor and table lamps, smokers
pictures and gift items. Hollywood
beds from $50. Bunk beds, com
plete. $50. Platform rockers. desks
venient credit terms.
CIIMnAX 1E pAR
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FURNISHINGS.

FURNISHINGS.
Presslected from nice homes.
No repairs neces. Bedrm.,
din. rm.. Nv. rm. and misc.
pieces. "The Little Store
Around the Corner" @429
Wisconsin ave. n.w., near
Sears. Open weekdays til
z. EN-. 2-6677. OPEN SUN.
DAY. 2-6.
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FILE CABINETS

Wood transfer files, S1.75; new
steel, letter size. 4-drawer. $50. so
4-drawer legal size, wood. S1395;
stationary and clothes cabinets,
S19.95. Free delivery N. FRANK
& SON. Ala 3rd st. NV, EX. g.
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926 g st. NV. MA. S.241,
EstahliehnA 1870

PAINT. sprays, brushes; piano; lawn.
mower, gasoline, hand; carpenter
equipment; quantity of flooring
boards; Hercules h-w. heater
boiler; shovels, etc. OIL. o-7562.
PAINT SPRAY EQUIPMENT, 13-h. %
compressors, hose and gun; used
but guaranteed: S32 50 ca. incl
motor. See our comoressors ano
parts; build your own. ELECTRIC
EQUIPMENT CO.. 2413 Sherman
ave. NV. AID. 2-l6OO.
PAINT SALE-Special lots Of inte-
rior finishes. So per gal. PARKWAY
HARDWARE Co. Lee hwy. at No
KirkWood rd., Arl.. Va, ia 5-Sl22
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: .
DAWSON FURNITURE CO
2245 R. I. Ave. NE.
FURNITURE-LEATHER
FOR HOME AND OFFICE
AT TERRIFIC SAVINGS
New genuine leather sofas, club
chairs, wing chairs. occasional chairs
At prices ordinarily paid for used
furniture. 416 5th st. NV, Suite
5O4. EX. 3-721o
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LIGHT PLANTS

GICHNER, 2513 NJ NV. Elk. 3-3527
LITHOGRAPHS by Toulouse-Lautrec
TIA Bouche" and "zamboula Polka.
LIv. RIM. SUITE. 2 pieces; good cond.
Ii. 4-1951 lis
LIVING ROOM SUITE. 3-piece. in
good condition. 500. LU. 1-T62G.
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LUMBER BARGAINS

OPEN SAT.-OPEN SUN.
Plywood 4'xs'xE", S4.75 each; large
stock of plywood cuttings in hard
and soft woods. many sizes. as low
as SC So. IT.; 3-ft. redwood pickets
15c; flush and panel doors, as low
as S5; mldgs. Of all snaps, hard
wood and softwood cuttings; very
cheap: shelving. framing, sheathing
etc.; free kindling.
GEN. MILLWORK co.
1900 Garrett Park I'd. Conn. ave. "a
Kenhngton, Mt on Knowles eveo'
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FILE CABINETS

AAo ~
Special purchase U. S. Govt, SOC
legal-letter, one-drawer. 81 and up;
steel file cabinet, 81; also 4-drawel
legal and letter 4-drawer wood file
reconditioned like new, S13.95 and
up: large stock new file cabinets
priced at savings up to 500; speciaI
4X6 card file. oak, 80 cents pei
drawer. Free parking and delivery
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. co.
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
FILING CABINETS. legal letters: me.
1922; wk.. 1112 18th NV. DI
FILM DEVELOPING, printing in :
hours; color service; cameras on
eeredit; Catalog free. BRENNER,
g33 Penna ave. NV. RE. T-2434
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS - Pyrene,
S1:25; 2-gal. S-A. SO: 15-lb. COZ
S37 30; guar. underwriters app
GIcHNER SURPLUS. 2513 NJ st. nv
FIREPLACE SET
Never used. brand new. .AD. 4-s310.
FLOORING. parduet block, 25c So
It. BEISLER SUPPLY CO.. AP.
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BUILDING
MATERIALS
NEW AND USED

USE ACE FOR 1-sToP BUYING.
Used framing lumber, sheathing.
flooring, plumbing fixtures and fit
tings. angles, beams and many other
items.
WE ALSO CARRY A COMPLETE
LINE OF NEW BUILDING MA
TERIALS.
al 90 IIInaalx;n q Dill.
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LIVING ROOM


DON'T I BgY y,n REEoRE S4HE yoT Y3q, VISIT gs
cLosEoUTs. LOOK AT These
c1stom-buiit csoAb3init studio couch in lovely
fabrics, was $3.50. now $50. so;
genuine mahog. kneehole desk with
fine tooled leather top, was S249.50.
now S127.50: Fisher duo lounge with
fine inner-spring mattress, was
$3.50 so. now $149.50; solid maple
sRairs sSiase9 wefe anc noG fso
very comfortable mahog. platform
many more bargains too numerous
to mention. Open Thursday till
GREAT M RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 3-6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
LOVE SEAT. Lawson, 2 cushions. in
good condition. with clean and good
Slipcover. $50. ia. 6-695S:
LUMBER, well-seasoned oak mate
rial, short stock. all sizes: Buy at
Y6u 61Tsat1 cMsSNa ssi T. 'ssEsSs ssso MAla MaTibo2o
pike. Hillside. Md. 20. s.2eie. is
LUMBER 1-12OO. Special Sun. and
Mon. only. Closed Tues. S-ft. spe-
S1.59: AXIS plywood. $4.75; 12 in.
14hc IT: ,lx2 Turing. &c It.; doors,
1925; window sash. $3.50 ea.;
toilets basins. bathtubs. cinder
blocks, bricks. drain tile: all these
LUMBER co. 1899 Kenilworth
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FURNITuRE-Hollywood bed com
cheap; must sell. RA. 3-l4I6. IS'
FURNITURE - Maple bed, springs
chest. S35; oak dinette table, buf.
fet. four chairs. S36; nearly new
sofa. matching chair set. $175
6210 41st ave-. Hyattsville. Md
UN. 4-S910. 18"
sofa. matching ch.: rug, tables, ma
hogany bedrm. suit. 2 maple beds
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OIL PORTRAITS

OIL TANK, 275 gal, $50. Week
days, KE. S-6644.
ORGAN. Moller Reed. built about
1880, an orig. model. solid walnut
natural rnnS finish, flniish, hish %sek: excel
Call WA. 7-1O44.
ORGANS, several used reed. $50 up
Also 2 used Hammonds. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. 110S G st. NV. DI
-I-s464. -23
ORGANS. Baldwin, Minshell electronic
models suitable for church, Chapel
studio and home use. Special dem.
onstrations and surveys cheerful,
made without obligation.
HUGO WORCH
926 g st. NV. MA, S-2411
Estahliehnd 1870
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PAINT-WHITE

Large amount. for contractor; very
| reas.: for interior; must sell. RE.
| 7-l621.
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4 Goodrich, 7.60x15, WV.
tires, extra cushion, with
tubes; some wear, but in
excellent cond.;; $40 en-
tire set. Phone EN-.
2-3941.
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Capture forever in FULL COLOR the
pleasant memories of JOYOUS
DAYS!
Evening star., 1953-01-18

RECORDER. wire, Webster 1s1. new
$1l5; like new. $40 or trade fol
enlarger with lens. .JE. 2-O3S2..
RECORDERS. Icore tape, $65; Web
tape q hrs,J demonstration. Si35
Rentals SIS week. CO. 5-4445.
RECORDING TAPE. new and used
40-64fo off; lowest prices on tapt
recorders and supplies. COMMITS.
STONED ELECTRONICS CO.. 2503
Champlain st. NV. NO 1892.
RECORDERS, TAPE-Webcor, S135
demonstrators. New tape. 4Oec of
SALES-RENTALS
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PRE-opening BARGAINS
In every department. Washington's
on "ess one fioor. HxMPsHiRE FUR.
NITURE CO., 3646 Ga. ave. NV.
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Lumber suitable for sheathing, floor
ing or subf1ooring. Special this
week, S25 per NJ. at yard
ACE WRECKING CO.
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SEWING MACHINE. portable. singer
almost new; $100. Call IA. 8.
9239. So
SEWING MACHINE. portable electric
to close estate: reasonable, Ii
% 4. Phone Sat. or Mon, Ia
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Custom made at wholesale prices
Free estimates, prompt service. All
work guaranteed. II. 3-l233. -lS
Evening star., 1953-11-15
By LiIIion Arthur

Among the several parties in
Bethesda and in Chevy Chase
during the past few days was
the buffet supper that the .Agri-
cultural Counselor of the SWed-
ish Embassy and Mrs. Helmar
OLSON gave for about Is or more
guests.
The guests of honor were Mr..
Gunnar Gibson and Mr.. G. r.
Itterborn, both of Stockholm.
Other guests were several Off
cialS and their wives, who were
invited to meet Mr.. Gibson and
Mr.. Itterborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. OLSON, who
came to Chevy Chase two years
ago, are at present living in Mr..
and Mrs. James G. McManaway's
home, while Mr.. McManaway is
on leave from his work at the
Folger Shakespeare Library.
Miss Gertrud OLSON, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. OLSON, also has
plans for a few parties later in
! the fall, possibly at Christmas
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Bethesdo-Lower Montgomery County
IOIssons Hosts at Supper;
| Farewell! Fetes for Couple

time. Her parties are smaller
and less formal than those OF
her parents. Her guests usually
include a group of girls, daugh-
ters of members of the Embassy
staff.
They sew and embroider while
the hostess serves Swedish cakes
and plenty of coffee.
Since coming to Chevy Chase,
Miss OLSON has been studying
French and English to perfect
her knowledge of other Ian
guages; and more recently she
has registered as a volunteer
worker at Georgetown Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh B. John
ston announced in late October
that they were leaving for Flor
ida to make their permanent
home-and right away there
were a number of parties for
them. :.
Mrs. Roy Henley of Tacoma
Park and Mrs. Christine Taylor
entertained at dinner for Mr.
and Mrs. Johnston, and Mrs
Johnston was honor guest at q
luncheon given by Mrs. Horace
CustiS.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs
Johnston will be guests of Mr.
and Mrs. w. r. Jex and there
will be two or three more parties
before they leave.
The Johnstons have lived in
Washington more than 80 years
They will make their new home
in st. Petersburg, Fla.
Another Yorktowne Village
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P.
Herges, left Monday to become
residents of Redington Bay, Fla,
and a number of parties were
also given for them before they
left. One of the larger parties for
Mrs. Herges was a luncheon that
Mrs. Lawrence Hyde gave.
Capt. Richard Bush, United
States Signal Corps, and Mrs.
Bush and their two young chill
dren, are expected back in Be-
thesda next week and they will
be guests of Capt. Bush's sister,
Mrs. Lloyd Potter of Carderock
Farm, which lies along the now
abandoned Chesapeake & Ohio
Canal.
Capt. Bush is the son of Col
George P. Bush of Alta Vista,
and Mrs. Bush, and he and his
family are now living in Amity-
vile, Long Island.
Capt. and Mrs. Bush will be
here through a four-day week
end and they will be guests at a
dinner party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Bush in Silver
Spring on Thanksgiving Day
Other guests at the dinner will
be Capt. Bush's parents, Col
and Mrs. George P. Bush, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter.
The only member of the Bush
family who will not be present
at the dinner will be 1t. Edward
r. Bush, U. S. M. c., of Miami,
Fla. In 1t. Bush's absence his
mother will tell of his recent
work in wood and stone carv-
ing. 1t. Bush is remembered
here for his exceptionally fine
technique in working with semi
precious stones. which he has
done as a hobby for many years
Many fine pieces of his exquisite
handmade jewelry are still
owned by some of the Bethesda
women.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
End Motor Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Charming Bolton
are home in Fairfax from a
motor trip to New Jersey where
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Rieves
Shaffer in Frenchtown, and
other friends and relatives in
various parts of the State.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
KincheIoes Back

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Carl Kincheloe
of Manassas and their children,
Joe and Miss Mary Tish Kinch-
eloe, are back from a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Hunton
in Tenafly, N. j.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

Miss Marlene Lebowitz, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lebo-
witz of Washington, became the
bride recently of Mr.. Martin
Joseph Kirsch. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Kirsch
of Silver Spring.
The ceremony took place at
the AdaS Israel Synagogue and
was performed by Rabbi Solo,
mon H. Metz, Rabbi David H.
Panitz and Cantor Jacob Barkin.
There was a dinner following the
service at the Shoreham Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirsch spent their
honeymoon at Miami Beach.
They are residing in Washington.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

NOTE FROM WALTER REED.
Thanks anyway, but Walter
Reed Hospital does not want
old magazines.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

81 Lanolin Plus Liquid Make-Up
N based in famous patented Lano-
lin Plus Liquid, helps to soften and
smooth your skin every minute you
wear it.
Imagine makeup that not only gives
you the appearance of having instantly
grown new, fawless and younger-look-
ing skin, but that also makes it softer
feeling and smoother looking. That's be-
cause Lanolln Plus Liquid Make-Up
is the only liquid makeup containing
PURE lanolin. 81 plus tax at good
stores. Indeed, there is nothing In all
the world like
Evening star., 1953-11-15
You'll Suddenly
Seem To Have Grown
An Entirely New
And Flawless Skin!

You will be sforfIed when you see your
seF-yow friends will be startled when
they see YOU-o oh, how envous they will be!
And now comes a truly NEW liquid makeup that
will do for you exactly what the picture at the
right shows.
Lanolin Plus Liquid Make-Up really covers the
sins of your skin. Those tiny lines and lmpertec-
tions you so thoroughly hate, vanish from sight.
So amazing is the covering power of this heavenly
LIQUID, you could if you wished, use shade lighter
than your own skin and still have perfect new
skin look But it does two more beauty wonders
for you:
1t instantly imparts kind OF youth-glv-
ing radiance that is completely new. That
is because it's five shades are the living colors
of your skin They LOOK alive. The living
shade most fattering to you is easy to IND,
too, as you will discover when you see them all.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-01-30
About the Town

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Thronson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Percy De.
Wolfe left Monday on a motor
trip through the southwestern
states. Their main stop will be
at Phoenix, where they will be
looking up Glacier County PEG.
pie, who are there spending the
winter.
Nate Goss arrived home Wed.
nesday of last week from Seattle.
where he had been visiting his
son, Al and family. L in g
Browning before Christmas, he
went to Spokane. where he had
planned to undergo a major op-
Grafton, which was postponed in
definitely, While in Spokane he
visited with his daughter, Mrs.
Lee Matthews.
Wanted Unencumbered man
to operate cattle or h e ep on
share basis on excellent grazing
ranch, 20 miles south of Brown
ing; stack of hay now on place;
well furnished ranch home: a real
opportunity. Write M. H., care
of Chief. Browning, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Potter. for
mer Browning residents, who for
a number of years have been re-
siding at Waller, arrived Wednes-
day, planning to resume t h e i r
residence here. During the last
several years Mrs. Potter h a S
been operating a women's dress
shop at Waller. For IL years Mr..
Potter and his son, Clayton, now
in business at Stanford. operated
Potter's Market. Selling the
business during the mid-194Os,
the elder Potters went to Waller
and the son to Stanford.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-01-30
Church of The
TRANSPORTATION
(Episcopalian)

Evening prayer and sermon
every Sunday at $3.50.
Sunday c h o O at 9:45 a. m.
Mr.. w. Lee Miner, vicar-in-
charge. Bank Annex. All are
cordially invited.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-01-30
LarkeSt Bird

Ostriches-largest and most pow.
erful Of the flightless birds-have
been kept in enclosures and
Harmed" since 1857. Before that
time plumes sold on the fashion
markets in Europe and America
we're secured by hunting wild o.
triches.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-01-30
Old Saving

There was an old Roman saying
which oes. Never think of leav-
ing perfume or wine to your heir.
Administer these yourself and let
him have your money"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-01-30
DAYLIGHT Tina

In 1907, William Willett of Eng
land startled his countrymen by sug-
costing that clocks be turned back
during the summer to overcome the
waste Of daylight.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-01-30
Methodist Church

Saturday. rummage, 10 to IL.
Sunday, 9:45 a. m.. Sund a y
school.
Morning worship at 100.
Sermon by pastor. MYF at 400
p. m.
Sewing n d weaving club,
Wednesday p. m.
Youth for Christ club at p. m.
Junior MYF at p. m.
Rev. Edgar B. Smith. pastor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-01-30

Nice Base Of Greens
Lettuce. chicory and watercress
form nice base Of greens to serve
with well-seasoned cottage cheese,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-01-30
Cosmetic Cost

Cosmetics cost American men
~. 000, 900 In an average year, sales,
records for the industry show
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-26
"Mr. Israel" Makes
News Again: Anti
Semites Learn To
Respect His YormoIke

A couple of anti-Semitic hood
lums last week in New York re-
ceived an involuntary lesson in
tolerance for religious observance
by an Orthodox Jew.
Acting in the role of TOUCHES,
the hoodlums were of the kind
who pick upon victims of Jewish
countenance whom they believe
to be too physically weak to offer
resistance.
It all happened one day last
week in a subway train enroute
from Brooklyn to Manhattan. It
was late at night and the parti-
cular subway car was sparsely
filled with passengers. The two
scoundrels, obviously in a mood
to make merry, spotted sitting
across from them dark-haired
young man with a skullcap
(yamelkie) perched on his head,
munching a bar Of chocolate.
It so happened that the wearer
of the skullcap was Raphael Hal
perm, '.Mr. Israeli" undefeated
Israeli wrestling champion, who
was returning to his residence at
the Empire Hotel in Manhattan,
following an address he delivered
at a Brooklyn Yeshiva. He had
been given box Of chocolates by
his admirers. AS strictly Ortho-
doX Jew he donned his skullcap,
which he always carried on his
person, to taste some of it's con-
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tents, for Halpern, a graduate OF
a Jerusalem Yeshivah, would
rather go hungry than eat or
MUNICH with his head uncovered.
Somehow the sight of the skull
cap on Halpern seemed to arouse
derision on the part of the two
hoodlums facing him. At first
Halpern, whose magnificent ply
sique and muscular prowess OBJ
viously escaped the eyes of the
two ruffians, ignored their snick-
ering. Later the sneers turned
into more belligerant attitude
and suddenly they sprang from
their seats, snatched the yamelkie
from his head and threw it out
of the open window onto the
tracks.
Halpern in majestic fury rose
to his six foot height and was
about to throw his famous ham,
merlock on his attackers. But the
laws governing the behavior of
professional wrestlers, even under
provocation, predominated. In
stead he seized them by the scuff
of their necks and with his pheno-
menal strength held them sus-
pended until the train came to
halt at the next station where he
deposited them unframed on the
platform like struggling fish
thrashing helplessly in net. The
rowdies made their escape while
Halpern was vociferously ap-
plauded by the crowd that
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In The County Judges Court In and
For Duval County, Florida
File No. 2O343-D
IN RE: ESTATE OF
George B. Helmer,
Deceased.
FINAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned on the 26th day Of May
A. D. 1858, filed a final accounting of
her administration of the estate of
George B. Helmer, deceased, and notice
is further given that after publication
of this notice, once each week for four
consecutive weeks, application will be
made to the Honorable MCKINNEY J.
DAVIS, County Judge Of Duval County,
Florida, for the approval of said ac-
counting and for final discharge of the
undersigned as administrative of said
estate.
Beatrice E. Helmer
AS administrative of the
Estate of George B. Hell
mer Deceased.
First published on: June S, 1858
Goldstein & Goldstein, Attorneys
Graham Building
Jacksonville, Florida
June 5-12-19-26-1953