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Evening star., 1953-03-27
Panel Acquits Wife
In Death Of Husband

A woman who testified her
husband had cut her more than
300 times during the last II
years was acquitted late yester-
day by a jury on a charge of
killing him.
The jury in the United States
District Court for the District
of Columbia deliberated for only
five minutes before clearing
Mrs. RoSalie Johnson, 36, COL
ored, of manslaughter.
Judge Alexander Holtzoff con-
graduated the jury. He said he
thought the decision was a wise
one.
The husband, Richard john
son, Al, colored, was fatally
stabbed during a tussle in the
couples home in the 900 block
of Sixth street Sc. last January.
Mrs. johnson testified her
husband started after her with
a knife and struck her on the
head with chair. She said she
was dazed and did not know how
Mr.. johnson was stabbed.
Mrs. johnson also told the
jury she had more than 300
scars over her body where her
husband had cut her over a
17-year period.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
Gen. De Coursey Blasts Myths
About Atom-Bon1b Explosions

Gen. DeCoursey emphasized this
idea is still a research riddle.
One thing Gen. DeCourSey
likes to remind people about is
that the A-bomb caused no Ster-
ility in Japan-for awhile, yes
but not for life.
"Sterility in A-bomb victims
disappears in six months" he
said. IF you live, you won't be
sterile from the A-bomb. And
although some persons lost their
hair, it came back-if not always
In the same color"
Investigations are still being
carried on in Japan and the re-
suits are funneled into the Insti-
| ltute of Pathology.
Gen. DeCoursey is constantly
touring the country giving med
ical lectures as well as talks to
civilians.
He is a quick-moving man of
81 and bluntly says the best de-
fense against the A-bomb is not
to be around when it goes off.
Must Take Precautions.
But people will be around
when it goes off," he adds, land
our problem is how to minimize
the casualties. We have got to
educate the public on protective
measures and organize emer-
gency crews before the bomb is
dropped"
The general, who lives at 3247
Chestnut street NV, came close
to using his bass voice as pro-
fession during his college days
at the University of Kentucky.
He gave up a promising career
in music to go into medicine.
The Army, and particularly
those who work with him at the
Institute of Pathology, are
thankful of the switch.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
Greek Women Drive
For EquuI Rights
BY the Assoeiated Press

ATHENS, (R.-Greek women
headed by Lena Tsaldaris, widow
of the late Panaghis Tsaldaris,
former Prime Minister, think it's
time they got equal rights with
men.
Women want to be allowed to
hold judicial posts. serve on
juries and have a voice in law
making.
The first woman in history to
be elected to Parliament, Mrs.
Helen SkouraS of Salonika, took
her seat last month.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
IL Nations to Join
BruziI City Ceremony
BY the Associated Press

SAC PAULO, Brazil. (P.-
Twelve nations say they will
participate in Sac Paulo's 4OOth
birthday celebration next year
The IL are Italy, France, Bel
GUM, Austria, Paraguay, Vene-
zuela, Czechoslovakia, the United
States, Japan, Portugal, Lebanon
and the Holy See.
Negotiations are under way to
obtain the Vienna Symphony
Orchestra for the festival.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
Gen. Hickey to Retire;
Far East Chief of Stuff
By the Assoeioted Press

TOKYO, Mar. 27.-Lt. Gen
Doyle o. Hickey, chief of staff in
the Far East Command under
Gems. Douglas MasArthur, Mat
thew B. Ridgway and Mark
w. Clark, will have completed
more than IS years of active duty
this summer.
He will return to the United
States in May for a leave of
absence and a physical examina-
ton at Walter Reed Hospital be-
fore retirement.
Evening star., 1953-03-27

NagaSak1, ne De Co"rse1'
been working to dispel the pub
lies fear of atomic death
rays"
A pathologist, Gen. DeCoursey
is consultant to the Atomic
Energy Commission and a men,
ber of the Joint Panel on Atomic
Warfare. He'll be on hand for
the next atomic tests in Nevada.
They'll be testing the bomb
this time" he said, "as an Of
fensive weapon. It's the job of
the Medical Corps to know what
effects a bomb dropped on the
enemy would have on our own
troops.
$50 long as it's an air burst,
not one set off in a tower or on
the ground, we know we can
safely send troops into the area
Immediately after the blast-and
we don't have to worry about
radiation. We could get 'em in
there within 80 seconds-if
possible-and radiation wouldn't
hurt anybody"
Tough Idea to Sell.
The general explained that, in
an air burst. the deadly radiation
rises out of danger. He added
that it's been a tough job to
convince people that Hiroshima
and Nagasaki were still habitable
after the first A-bomb and not
dangerous wasteland, clouded
with radiation.
Besides" the general said,
"everybody's got a little radia-
ton in their bones. Just pick up
a Geiger counter and it'll register
something"
Gen. DeCoursey entered Ma
gasaki and Hiroshima a month
after the first A-bombs. He was
member of the commission that
investigated the effects of the
bombs. The general personally
saw $4,000 patients and studied
260 autopSies: Then he said:
American medical methods
could have saved half of the
people who died from the bomb
ing"
The general found that radi-
alton accompanying atomic
bomb explosions is the least of
the horror the bomb holds. He
found in Japan that IS per cent
of the deaths resulted from in
juries and burns-only Is per
cent died from radiation.
Quick ReScueS Possible.
The fact that radiation does
not linger when A-bombs are
exploded over the target means
doctors can move in quickly, re-
move individuals from the flames
and destruction and increase
their chance of survival.
1--WE don't fear radiation as
much as we do the problem of
the great mass of injured" he
said.
What radiation does do, the
general said, is to knock out the
blood factories of the body
stuff like the spleen, the lymph
nodes and bone marrow. But
if patients can be kept alive over
the critical period of from six
to seven weeks, the general said,
the organs have the power of
regenerating new blood.
A heavier dose of radiation
seems to induce lethargic germs
in the intestinal tract to do their
dirty work, whereas in normal
individuals they remain harm
less.
Gen. DeCoursey said that, If it
were possible to increase the re-
sistance of the human body 10
per cent, it would be possible to
save thousands Of lives in an
atomic attack.
Pill Ideal Studied.
His researchers are now toss
ing around the idea of a pill,
which could be taken like aspirin
to protect against radiation. The
pills could be gobbled as soon as
the air raid siren went off. But
Evening star., 1953-03-27
1b More Beef
in inE!I3'|1Frozen
Beef Pot Pie!

Now Y more beef than ever before
in Morton! No bone, no fat, no girls.
tle-just big, meaty chunks! Tender.
flaky top crust. No so00v Nndercr.sti
Colorful young garden vegetables.
Rich, brown gravy! No defrosting!
Just bake till crust Is golden brown.
Nutritious, money-saving one-dish
meal! Bakes in only 80 minutes. Be
sure that you always get ONLY
Morton Frozen Beef Pot Piei
Evening star., 1953-03-27

DeCoursey, a
leading atomic
authority and
d ire c tor of
the Ar m e d
Forces InSti-
tute of Pathol-
ogy here.
Afable Gen.
DeCourSey is
an expert on
the effects of
atomic bomb
e xploS ons.
nee HirO-
S h i m a and
Mnnocoki hn,r
Evening star., 1953-03-27
By John McKeIwoy

Each atom burst raises, among
other things, a lot of talk.
Through the din comes the
bass voice of Brig. Gen. Ebert
Evening star., 1953-01-25
DIAMONDS
SALE
Unredeened
Diamonds


1. Emerald cut, v Ct. fne color
plain w. G. Mtg. $50
2. Lady's Marouise Diamond, weighs
approx. 2 cts, 4 side diamonds
8. Lady's beautiful diamond bracelet
platinum. 81 diamonds, 9 baguettl
sapphires $3.50
4. Gents / Ct. out Of pawn, massive
II kt.. gold mounting $3.50
b. SIND degree Masonic Ring, I
beauty. approx. " ct. diamond, IA.
8. Broach pin, rs flne diamonds, Ii
baguette sapphires. platinum S37f
z; Gents IL cts, brilliant color
heavy 14KYG mounting S22l
8. Emerald cut, lady's 8 cts, magnifi.
cent color and cut. latest style
baguette mounting - $1,000
8, Diamond watch. platinum. 81
diamonds, 17-J watch. S15(
10. Gents Ia cts, modern cut
heavy Y. q. mounting $500
Evening star., 1953-01-25

BULLDOZER, D-4 Caterpillar, late
type. 1850. hydraulic blade, also
HID IA Allis- Chalmers tractor with
dual drum weneh. also Garwood 15-
yd. scrape- pan; ready to work:
BuILbSzER, ShG s. ssmpEft6E H6 u toF Sias .aia by
owner; $4,000; terms, cash. Phone
CaMERA-Retina Ia and carrying
case, $65; Da-lite, versatol 37x50
screen, SIS; Miniator baby zett
HTpisSstSSETs Pr SaSEso. German make', ss SO
CAMERA. auto. RoIleifiex. with Hell
land solenoid and built-in X-type
synch.; good cond.; bargain at $50
CAMERA AMI sa0glE gLlEENs-schneider xenar. Q
inas as.64.5 f4.5. in new Hex shutter. Lu
CAMERA-contax. 1.2 lens. brand
new. LU. 2-l25S.
CAMERA LENS, 16-mm. tele.. 6-in
focal length. misc. filters; sell OF
trade. 1910 Crawford dr. Rock
CAMERA, Polaroid Land, almost new,
with filters. closeup lenses and fash
assembly; Ss5. ST. 3-4567 after
CAMERA EoUIPT.-B. = H, 1s-mm
winds, Bolex splicer; like new. AP
CAMERA, Polaroid Land, model 95
like new, $50. NATIONAL PAWN
BROKERS. 1905 Lee hwy, Rosslyn
cAMERA-ss5 c1ronex reflex. sse
j. HOOD, HU. 3-7433.
CAMERA-New, Leica 3F-F2, en-
lens, flash, light meter. cable. man.
ual; 5000. AP. 7-6O6s after Pm
CxMfEERA.2AxsA Speed Graphic,
holders, film. Solar enlarSer, Rotary
dryer. tanks. timer. $176. EN-.
CAMERX-35-mm. Kodak Retina n.
F-2 Schnider lens; fash. case. gadg-
ct bag, exposure meter; flters, por-
trait lens; AL; must sell; $126 or
best ofYer. LU. 1-6O24.
CAMERA-Kodak. folding, size 100.
only S12. 023 Shepherd st. NV. :
CAMERAS-Kodak reflex, So coated
lens, sync. fash. gun and case. like
new, cost $T60, sell $96. Also Per-
fex (56), 35 m.m., 2.S coated VOL
lensak lens, coupled rengefinder,
cost SEQ. sell S45. 10. S-5675 ali
Evening star., 1953-01-25

~ AOh sp1s
A9UARIUMS, used gal, to 65.:
accessories: best offer. D. THOMP-
son, Sl2 Phila. ave.. Silver Spring,
ARCoLA FURNACE for sale. 10 Sec
tlonS: in good condition. SIS, or
the best offer. Call LU. 2-2036.
cost $3S: 8 mos. old; excel. cond; !;
baby scales. Sd; baby bassinet, So 30.
Call KI. 9-S433 until 8 pm. 25'
BABY CARRIAGE. Storkline. Kant
4. wet mattress: Taylor-tot stroller:
both good cond. EN-. 3-1632.
BABY CARRIAGE. Hedstrom, col
lapSible, makes car bed, like new:
Sl4, incl. new pad. Ju. S-5l3l.
BABY CARRIAGE. Hedstrom. collap-
sible: pad, nylon net. new cond.. $50.
BABY CARRIAGE and playpen; $50.
Ii. 3-07O3.
good condition. caii is. a-5ss7.
BABY CARRIAGE, full size, good
Wo. 6-6sSs.
BABY CRIB, complete, like new;
must see. RIA. 1924.
BABY CRIBS. S16.95; nrm inner
spring mattress, S7.95; play pens.
high chairs, Ss.95; strollers. s.. SO.
JUVENILE SALES WAREHOUSE
355 Cedar st. NV. Ia 9-154O.
Open Thursday night, to 8;
daily. $50 to /.
BAND SAW, lathe. joiner. circular
saw. many tools and extras; COM
plete electric workshop, $125. LA.
BASINS. SINKS, BATHTUBs, built
in; S25; new or used. BLOCKS.
3056 NJ at. NV. NO. 7-7S03.
BASS, 4-string, Kay, new. reg. price,
S275; greatly reduced to S195.
RATNERS MUSIC STORE. 736 18th
Evening star., 1953-01-25
MlscrLLANrous Bon sALn

HAND PRESS. 5xs. incl. plenty y
etc; S175. VA. 7-0SIs. ss :
HEARING AID-New S225 Sonotone
CORD set. ear piece. first batteries
lneluded. Cash. 500. Call pI.
HEATER. hot-water. 2O-sal., SIS. 10.
HEATERS col, electric, radiant, paneJ
GLASS with high and low voltage
thermostat. Mercoid control; $3.50
or best ofier. jE. 2-1l04.
HEATERS AND STOVES
ACNE STOVE. 1 1oIi iosPS.i stS. ma. AS s-ssS2 S5S2
HIDE-A-BEp New; S?25. bIont
bedrTn. suite. rugs, lamps, mirrors
lamp tables. Bendix washer; othe
items. DFr T-S232
HIGH CHAIR. Thayer; Folda Rol,
stroller. combination car bed ant
/ car seat, baby bottle sterilizer; S2i
for all. ia. 2-73S9 between Q anc
HlGHCHAIR, 2-pe.; formica table
ehifferohe white enamel, 4 drawers
and wardrobe; S35. AP. T-5509.
HOME AUDIO -Thordarsoi
32W10 amplifier. 3-speed manua
table, Astatic pickup for discs. VI
ter to I6 ,nhpS:,. ms, GE speaker in toIdes
Phone HE. 1916 after pm. pa
HOSPITAL BEDS, wheel chairs, etc,
HOSPITAL AMBULANCE oxcGEN
nv, NE. S-3900. Open "A hrs,
HosPErxI a,sfT xfefi BED, like new. adjustable,
S35. GICHNER SURPLUS, 1913 N
ST. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
H0T-WATER HEATER, electric. So
gal; kelvinator, used only mo,
full guar, $50. PLUMBING SERV-
H61fsENST,fSA ISE 4N6 fA FiSRS49r aIsS99 seyers 5
small and 2 lge. radiators for sale
S275. Phone only bet. 10 and noon
Ask operator for Central S-43S6.
HUMIDIFIER-PIovides moisture fol
personal health, plants, and furni,
ture. Small portable model by Car.
Iier: S3h. IA. 2-3Sf4. -25
IRONER. Westinghouse, console type
ps1s pssT1fssct t..,risn1 condition; sP ! EN-. s-e7ss
JR. DIN. RM.; English carved oak
Table with plate glass top. Buffet
| Like new: SI7a NO. 7-90s1.
JuKE Box, good condition. reason
ably priced. AD. 2-S292.
KARDEx FILES. dx6x22 !, drawers
! DI. 7-7372, 1112 14th st. NV.
KILN, new, electric, baking chamber
! 1Ix11x11. plug-in type, stand incl
KITCHEN utensils and china. as
sortment. viii sell reasonable. JE
KNoTTY eSSFs PINE PANELING. i4h
1t. 1920 Wilson blvd. RUCKEE
I IL
Evening star., 1953-01-25
FILES DRAWER

FILES DRAWER
Shaw-Walker, S15.75 complete: from
SALES. 5II New Jersey ave. NV.
FILM DEvELOPlNG. printing in !
6Ei. a. urs' color service; camsTss Isys,z,n On
FIR PLYWooD s4-in., half price to
wilson blvd. RUCKER LUMBER.
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS - Pyrene,
$7:25; 2-gal. S-A, $40; l5-lb. coz,
rfREfGAcEE III EuaT wooD nns ene9R aPP
mixed, seasoned wood. Mostly oak:
VIII deliver 10 mi. from Ashton,
Nd. Nd $40 800 cord. Fulton s-6soS or
FfXTGREs@Dress shop. custom made
made BY Clyde Hsserty; eIecost orig. cost
$500; win sacrifice for lmmed.
sale oy: 3-5740, EN-. 2-743a,
slate. $50. OF. 4-s242 --25
FLOOR JACKS-Two lotion, heavy
duty hydraulic; new, never uncrated.
$16S each. La. 6-b163.
t.. BEs1LER sGPPIY CO.. AP
FIuTa, LIE with case. Excel. condition.
Almost new and very little used.
Flease call II: S-lSlo. 90
large S sheets slightly hisher; rubber
hammers, 81. Lowest prices in town.
J. H. QICHNER. 2513 NJ st. NV.
prices on cushions. holsters and
msttresses, sSsS FALLS CHURCH Sales dd
FREEzER. 4 Ecu rs Gu. IT,, uprisht.
new. nMANi1 Ii. .:sss; .T:assss;5s.o onsf' : DEa':sss' rs.
rEEEzEE,s,SslEs H. saS,.E ssss 2Sss. IT, like
FRHGrSAsE PsS SAaTS rUa1fE rsiriG.rstos Gu IT,
used, excel operating condition:
FRiGIDAfRE. s-cu.-ft.. 8 years old;
very good cond;i Sl26. or best efter.
EGsL Gasi 81 oIL aIsS4s f2SR, with gauge; capse-
ii. 81. Ss:ss4Ss. saS gall excel. eond'' $50,
FURs-silver fox stole. fine cond.,
special ct $45. NATIONAL PAWN
BROKERS; 1909 Lee hwy" Rosslyn'
cond. Can EN-. 3-4ssl.
FURS: Pair beautiful silver eox. pedi.
greed skins, sacrifice 500. Ju
FUR CAPE, black broadtail. sise Is.
Is, new coma a.ouS H1nu
vacuum Sg Whirlwind, $3.50, EN-
FUR 1s'esi CAPE. STOLE. natural silver
blue mink; worn 9 times. OIL.
FUR Goa ScoAT. mink. size 14-16, new
out muskrat s125. call oL. 4-6o73
FUR COAT-Full length black Per-
siam beaut. style and cond:; size
1913: orig. cost. $1,000. sell $3.50
or best otier; WO. 6-2666
FUR COAT-Persian fox; size "A;
rTs sTssl co1Rsse eoRs BE- 1S. &C. massrss ssS good
cond., S25; mouton, $16; suits
to Sl6. CO. $1,000. Ext. s2S. --26
FUR COATS--t2, New grey Persian
and brown Cape Seal. Sizes 1914
Very reasonable. DI. 1880.
FUR COAT-Hudson seal. Beautiful
$780, s eoeS sel s1Ss prss Wa WIZ $780, siss r. cos
FUR COAT-Natura wild mink; size
i5-14. From saks 5th ave, New
! YORK: $3.50. HU. 3-7799.
FUR COAT--Brown muskrat, size
all: dresses. suits, size O.. RA
FUR. COAT. muskrat, dyed Northern
UN. 4-S77O
FUR COAT. size 10. good condition
500. AP. 7-7915.
FUR COAT. long. az length mink coat.
size I4-l6. Can IA: 9-b2Ts ..u
length. excellent quality, worn few
times reas. La 6-5795.
FUR COAT, Persian lamb, with mink
cuffs, size 12-14: new style. excel
lent condition; $3.50. EM. 2-2SS5.
FUR COAT. lady,s, med. size, baum
marten blended muskrAt; 500, best
FUR COAT--Russian squirrel cape.
brand new: cost 1875. asking S275;
size l6. Ii. 1885.
FUR JACKET, tan American broad
tail, highly styled, finger-tlp length
inneriined; excel. cond.; $40. LO
Evening star., 1953-01-25
MIscElLANEoUs FOR sALE
CHAIR CQNTNIIRI

Looks like new. Call ia. 7-3a02.
-25
CHAIN SAW. McCullen. Must sen Al
once. $S50. 144s Park rd. NV.
caANbEIfHER;-- . 4; caseh crystal
Yard Yards 'Vas traverse verse Eng Eng. linen linen aS drapsI s
and ant. satin floral traverse for To-
#. window; best offer. WO. 6-66S6
CHANDEIIER. crystal. 1907 i'm.
ported: large selection. Also sole
savings; MAsHINdToN ART GAL.
CHECKWR1TERS. used. $40 UP; new
bargains. Cali today. CO. 5-4625
week. Circle. ILL., 14th st. NV
CHEST OF DRAWERS, antique, Fed
sosn 's ss @ssoRGssns sos j.Sn.ys so9s fsns soafi
CHEST. ca1EsPs chinese teakwood cambbor as
wood lined with 2 drawers. Heav!
carving. $500 or best offer. Seer
by appointment. Phone LU. l-e2sl
CHESTS. new. lge., mple.. nah, biont
nm, 5-drs 43x3Oxi6. $3.50; 4-dr.
36x26xl5L $3.50. AID, 2-954O.
CHINA CABINET. solid mahog., exc
c%9Ss e1na az An csll c,.gsay.s97 pa .f,274s. IA
cafScHrffss2-NS shssPi II; .-1ss9s IA res. .m !,
reaS. IA. 3-aid6.
CLARINET, wood new. complete: reg
ular pri.r S135; greatly reduced tC
/ $75. RATNER's MUSIC STORE. 73f
cEARlSsT Es esse s ssaleT 4foraT ms icnfsiSn sH%s
BROKERS. 1905 Lee hwy, Rosslyn
Va. A. 2-l7S7
size 40-42; also Navy overcoat; new
cToTHEsFulJ fGpf seas "a dress seeT4 soit, size 4e
and size 3S, $40 each; i silk hat
S.. All n good order. Ma. S-822f
and CO. SOIL.
CLOTHESACoats, suits. dresses
slouses. gig. sS ii skirts size 1915 SOC t.
sabardine suit, size 16. (newI. Aisc
time dresses. toppers. 5 eyenins
= All very CHEAP. HU. 3-4672..-25
sses aassoT eond diFfi sarssin: s en- H% s9ssisSS
CLOTHING-Man's suits, etc. siz,
A.; bargain Prices. TU. 2-O569.
CLOTHING-Dresses, skirts, blouses
and negligee; size 1S. beautiful ma.
terials: very reas. Wedding dress
eve: sweater, size IL. WO. 6-2866
COAL. WOOD RANGES. oil ranges
aeSi aGE ussS s%ovR Easy sTedit @ nothlngo dg
COAT, Navy. oficer's bridge coat
lise vs Dey' neT' size 4o' s26. fIernSon
cSFEiEE TABLE; Chinese carve,
COMPTOMETER. columns, $50
CENTRAL, 2019 14th st. NV. HU
c;oNssTRRUcTIoN SHED. approx. LsS SKI,
it., for sale cheap. Weaver st. ans
Cathedral ave. NV. EN-. 3-9796
COUCH, red plastic leather; $40
Mahogany table, $50; cleo stow,
| SEQ. UN. 4-1290.
COUCH-Duo bed. single sizes, Will
tailored cover and pillows: excel
cond.. reasonable. EN-. 3-1544.
CRIB-New Storkline (never un
packedl with Kant-Wet mattres
and other accessories; $5S or bes
offer. LA. 6-S9S6.
CRIB, large, excellent condition; SIS
KE. 7-O2aS
CRIB AND MATT. 3-way high chair
earriage and sterilizer. Call LO
CRIB, SPRING AND MATTRESS
good condition: reasonable. RA
CRIB-Larse. in excellent condition
waterproof mattress; $15. JU. 8
DAVENPORT. chair to match. els,
overstuffed chair: studio couch, vac
uDfiQht PaQS HO Q-ORQQ
Evening star., 1953-01-25
CAMERAS
VISIT OUR COLOR LAB

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pleasant memories Of JOYOUS
DAYS.
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hihhsffMaNIs ishsd Ike Fine porceisin' aiisiTs Made
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processing, 81 90. We have color
g NgrsueTsoNs E q sSSs eameso e cooR eef HEAp EREs
QUARTERS, Don't miss our Color
Print Exhibit this week
CHINA-COLOR LABORATORIES
715 Kennedy st. NV RA. $4,000
CASH REGISTER-Ideal for service
station; best condition.; reasonable.
CAssANDRA RESTAURANT, 800 9th
CASH Al; h'Ti TkiEGIsTER-Reminrton.I 200 GOOD
OF. 4-9354 Monday.
CASH REGISTER, National, $99 ring
up, recently oyerhanled. FAlRWAY
CASH REGIsTER. Natl. best cond;;,
$500 ringup; yours for 500. Cal
today, co. 6-4626; wk., 11l2 18th
CASH asiS DRAWER, brand-new with lock,
bell; $27 80. Cali today. CO. 5-4625;
CASH REG, comb. add. mach. Co
roma, Rem. Today. CO. 5-4625; wk.,
1l12 14th st. NV. DI. 7-7372.
CASH REG. comb. adding machine
Ciary, cleo; barg. Call today. CO
S-4626; wk. llI2 18th, DI. 7-7372
CEMETERY SITES (3l. Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. across from Acacia Knoll
Great reduction. VIII sell separately
Call UN. 4-1162. Sat. and sfn
ewes. after q pm -2H
CHAIR liv. rm.. used
month; sacrifice for $4S. EN-
2-1030, $40 am. to 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
CHAIRS: 1.

1DyT STFEr gEtISS EaISs wTTA TEAy1 An5sTIRI h1E +
HEIGHT MECHANISM FRONT AND
REAR LEGS. DETACHABLE PAD
DED SEAT AND BACK. CAN BE
FOLDED. OUTDOOR OR INDOOR
USE FOR INSTITUTIONS. MO-
TELS. MANUFACTURING PLANTS,
BOATS. ETC. GOVT. COST S25;
OUR PRICE. $S.95 EACH. N. FRANK
q SON. Ala 3rd ST. NV, Elk.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

IDINETTE TABLE, 1 chairs, bleached
oak; spool table. solid mahoe. desk;
walnut lamp table. WA. 7-7323
DINING RIM. FURN.. 10 pieces. dsrk
walnut; good cond. $125. / gray
ia. 9-7523. -25
DINING SUITE. walnut. 1O-pc.; excel.
cond.; sacrifice: $3.50. RA. S-3377.
DINING ROOM SUITE. fine Quality,
sturdy Stuart oak. full size. JE.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
LIVING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 20Sa TO 50ca ON NEW SAMPLE
CLoSEouTS. LOOK AT THESE
Custom built studio couch In lovely
fabrics, was $3.50. now $3.50:
genuine mahog. kfeehole desk with
fine fooled leather top. was S249.b0
now $127.50: Fisher duo lounge with
fine inner-Spring mattress. was
$3.50 so, now S149.6O: solid maple
chairs. were S1S9.50, now Sf22,95
very comfortable mahog. platform
rocker, was $3.50. now 5000
many more bargains too numerous
to mention. Open Thursday TIL
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 3-6742
The Sample BARGAIN Store Of Wash
LOVE SEAT-Custom made, french
imported Italian frame, pure silk
upholstery, down-filled cushion
Absolutely new. $3.50. OIL. 4-6i54
LOVE SEAT, English, green cordu.
roy. $175; 3-piece sectional sofa
red. mod. S175. ia. 7-54Q9. --26
LUMBER, well-seasoned oak mate.
rial. short stock. all sizes. Buy 81
q bargain. See at yard. MAIL-TO-
YOU COMPANY, $3.50 Marlboro
pike. Hillside, Nd. 10. S-291n is
LUMBER, African mahogany, beauti-
fui grains, makes excel paneling.
All Emerson st NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

Brand-new, automatic storage; one
year guarantee: easy terms S39.50.
BLOCKS, INC.
ao56 NJ st. NV. NO. 7-1so3
ORS-STARTERS. So SO up
lge. assort.: elec. motor repairs; 36th
yr, CARTY 1905 i4th. NO. 7-a224
Ca drIysn; 500. sH IA. s,ssSi. sSil' S
GENERATOR SYSTEM - Complete
Lesce Neville 100 amp; max. 6-s
regulator. smmeter 1, and n new new Willard l,ard
from fan belt Of car: Excel Excel cond
sun: 81 day. HA. S-7i57: 25 ,
: irons, @,S steel shat, shnfft, $50. Hickory
GOLF CLUBS, 4 Tommy Armour
woods. slightly used; reasonable
GohF SalI Wci WcI1Is 11TsS4o' 20 custom, peterson, S
man s, No. 3 weight, stainless steel;
No. 8 iron, 8 H. e. B. woods. covers;
all excel. cond., rarely used; new
tan bag. $50. DU. 7-9037.
GOLF CLUES, matched, reg. Louis
vile irons, 3, 3. z, 8, putter; also
2 woods. bag, Bag Boy cart. JU
GRAPHoTYPE, aRSgr practically new, key.
board style, upper and lower case;
CENTRAL, 20l9 l4th. st. NV, Hu
3.hl2l4 10
Evening star., 1953-01-25
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcon..J
ANTIQUES

AND COLLECTORS ITEMS
Sleigh bells, 81: silver-plated teapot
prints. 50c Up; frames. SOC up
shadow box. SIS; rose bowl, IS
cake plate, 81: goblets an,
wines. SOC up: colored elas
plates, S1.60; pink lustre plates
$3.50: carnival glass of every de.
Scrtption, Soc up; punch bowl
$3.50: trlvets, 81: pattern glass
ST. up; amber button and dais!
bowl $3.50. Good assortment cui
glass French art glass (Tiffany
type). colored glass, milk glass
Venetian, Irish, Waterford anc
Colonial glass. Hundreds of pieces
Reasonable prices. Cherry book.
case. SO: washstands, $3.50 up
marble top washstands, Sl5 up
marble-top tables, $40 UP: marble.
top coffee table, $50: carriage
lamps, $3.50 up; hutch bases. 50 so
love seats, SIS up; walnut side.
chairs, 81 up: Windsor rocker
SS 50: plank-bottom chairs, $3.50
piano lamp, SIS; clocks, $3.50 up
We like for you to come in and
prowl, Open Suns: ewes. It'll z
BELL KINDS, 412 Z. Capitol st.
Il, 4-96Ss. P.s.: Ask the man fol
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