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The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27
Monday. April 27. 1853
JUN. Flatly Rejects Communist Prisoner Exchange Proposal

PANMUNJOM, R - The new Korean armistice talks deadlocked again today as the JUN. Command flatly rejected a Red prisoner ex- change proposal which it said offers only return to Communist yule or endless captivity" for Reds who refuse to go home.
 In their second meeting since Oct. 8, both Allied and Commun- ist delegates stood pat on their own plans for settling the ex- change problem and bringing a truce in Korea.
 Meanwhile, the Panmunjom gate to freedom for sick and wounded Allied prisoners stood closed by the Reds.
 The Communists said Sundays shipment of 84 disabled Allied prisoners ended their delivery. In seven days they turned back 684 -149 Americans, 470 South Kor- can men and one woman, and GA disabled prisoners from other na- tions. They had promised 6O5. Leqal Blanks al The Nuooet office
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27
All But One Charge Dismissed Against McCutcheOn and Hassman

ANCHORAGE, RIJudge An thony Dimond Friday dismissed all but one of seven remaining charges against Stanley McCutch- con and A. J. Hassman, former officials of the Union Bank of Anchorage.
 An eighth count against the pair was dismissed earlier. The remaining count charges they made an excessive loan to the Arctic Cold Storage Company in March of last year.
 Erased from the books by Judge Dimond's action were two counts the pair failed to call annual stockholders meetings and two counts they refused to obey the Alaska Banking Board on dis posal of bank property. The court ruled that none of the four charges was a crime.
 The Union Bank ownership has changed since the charges were filed against McCutcheon, for mer speaker of the House in the Legislature and Demo- cratic National Committeeman from the territory.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27
5000 Tons Construction Material Unloaded At
 Seward In Two Weeks

SEWARD, R-Some 300 Sew ard dock workers .pocketed $100,- 900 Saturday as they were paid off for the first two weeks in April when an estimated 25,000 tons of cargo was unlOaded.
 The payroll was described as the largest in the past three years. As many as five ships were being worked at the same time
 The manager of the Northern Stevedore Co.,, said most of the cargo was defense material going out by rail to Anchorage and other Alaska points.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27
WHITE HOUSE WILL WAIT FOR SOVIET PEACE STEPS

WASHINGTON, R-The White House said Saturday Russia's new peace statement may be "a first step toward something concrete" in settling cold war problems.
 If so," an official White House statement said, "the free world will continue to wait for the de- finite steps that must be made if the Soviet leaders are sincerely interested in a cooperative solu- tion to world problems.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27

 55 American Businessmen Advise Eisenhower Slash Assistance to West Europe
 WASHINGTON, .R-A team of 55 American businessmen has ad- vised the Eisenhower administra- ton to slash economic assistance to Western Europe and increase it to the Communist threatened Far East.
 The business leaders also have urged that the State Department be given complete control over all foreign aid programs and that the existing Mutual Security Agency be abolished.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27
ANCHORAGE ORDERED TO RETURN TAXES TO APT.

ANCHORAGE, R - The city was ordered Friday to return about half of $27,000 in taxes collected from corporate owners of the city's two History apart ment buildings during 1851.
 A court ruling held that conn., mercial buildings are exempt from property tax during their construction period.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27
SUNDAY BASEBALL SCORES
 American Leaque

SUNDAY BASEBALL SCORES
 American League Washington 5-New York 4 Cleveland 2-12 - Detroit 1-2 Chicago 2-3-St. Louis 70
 National League Brooklyn 8 - New York 4 Philadelphia 7-8 - Pittsburgh 5-1
 Chicago 7-St. Louis 5
 Coast League Los Angeles 8-4-San Francisco 10
 Portland Sacramento 1 Hollywood 8-Oakland 2 San Diego 4-1-Seattle 3-5
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27

DON'T WAIT another day to drive Oldsmobile's dynamic new Super ''88''! It's the most thrilling car ever built-you'n feel the difference the moment you take the wheel! There's spectacular action from the mightiest ''Rocket'' Engine of all time! You go with silken smoothness-with tre- mendous burst of power in emergencies but always with scarcely a whisper from under the hood! POWER STEERING" makes every turn of the wheel delightfully."- easy-makes park ing a pleasure! And with POWER BRAKES, feather light pedal pressure is all that's needed to bring this big, powerful car to a quick, sure stop! But you won't care to stop for long. The Super ''88'' is designed for action! It's even POWER STYLED, with sparkling new beauty to match its fabulous performance! Stop in today for a demonstration.
 *These PoDer Features and Ner Auironic-Eye are optional af ersra cost.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
Reynolds Knight

NEW YORK, Oct. 5-One OF the
vagarieS of the son-callcd coSt-of-
living index showed up in its lat
est revision, handing rail workers
throughout the country a Scent
an-hour pay boost.
Among the cities scanned each
month tor changes in consumer
prices is New York. This city gust
went through its first full month
of the l5-cent subway fare. This
was enough to tip the scale of
transportation costs little higher
for the whole nation, and another
rise or so moved the index the
necessary e OF point for ;he
wage rise.
Another contribution was the
end of federal rent controls on
July 81, which sent the reAtal
component of housing costs high
err. Here New York was on the
low end of the seesaw, since state
controls were retained.
The food component rose little
when prime grades of beef widen-
ed their margin over utility grades
The coSt-of-living compilerS re-
fuse to concede that when prices
reach a certain level the housewife
switches from beef she can throw
on the broiler to beef that needs
a few hours in the Stewpot.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
AMERICAN BUSINESS

Secretary Benson began one OF
those time-honored inquiries into
why cattle have fallen 50 far and
steak so little. TIE middleman viii
catch it--orally.
THINGS TO COME 80 Sput,
ct oN dirt, tar. Oil, rust and ink
OF painted surfaces, aluminium,
chromium. brass, linoleu NOR
stainless steel are the targets OF =
versatile new chemical cleaner
~ midget furnace for cookia5
aluminium rlvCts in metal fabricat-
ing sAopS has chamber only
oNoNl4 inches Three cutting
boards IN a set are designated By
size: onion cheese" and
bread An especially small
driil-saw-grinder sander buffer
electric tool is advertised as eSpec-
tally FOR the homo workshoppcr
whose wife is cncrcacEing on his
hobby space &. . Facts of live: \
new toy automobile comes with
jack and wrench to change tires.
THEY DON'T SATURATE -
passenger car production will
reach the siX-million mark this
year, and next years total will be
between 5l2 million and six mil
lion. Within ten years. the range
will be from 8 million to 9 mil
lion.
These predictions were made
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

note herewith of even date, de-
fault having been made in the
payment of said note, the under
signed mortgages will offer for
sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash on the 18th
day of October, 1883, at II o'clock
Il. M, at the Carolina Beauty Shop
in Tabor City, y. c., the following
described personal property To-
Gated in said Carolina Beauty
Shop, and described i'm said mort
gage: Eugene Dryer-AS29S96;
Eugene Dryer -AS25047; Eugene
Dryer AS3i522; Paidar Dryer
367946; Helen Curtis Dryer
274050; Helene Curtis Dryer.
SOFIA; Frederics Hot Oil Steamer,
V l1S; Quaker Oil Heater. 342920:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
IDEAS FOR
WOMEN
Pep up your salad with a new
dressing!

Pep up your salad with a new
dressing!
Once in While it's fun to give
the excellent commercial salad
dressing few touches of your
own for extra zip. This way the
salad bowl or platter becomes
your own for extra zip. This way
the salad bowl or platter becomes
your special creation!
We start with mayonnaisc.
french dressing, salad oil, and
vinegar-then add a few twists
for surprise f!avorS and delight
iul blends. Take OFF on these ideas
to find new discoveries liz the
salad course.
You'll want 10 have a large COL
lection of salad ideas on hand ior
every season and occasion. Sc,
how a salad will u new dressing
adds n rCW twist 10 yo.r menus.
Pink Cream Dressing
Here's colorful topper FOR your
fresh or canned fruit platter. To
oiS VI cup mayOnnalSc, add one
CD cup jcllicd cranberry sauce
and blend well. Whip y cup
heavy cream; fold i, in. Spoon this
fluffy dressing generously over
your serving OF fruit.
Lipry Dressing
Plenty of punch-just right on
4 vegetable salad. In jar or blend
err put II cup salad oil: 3 table
spoons vinegar: y small onion: .
tablespoons minCCJ parsley; !
tablespoon minced green pepper:
| teaspoon each Conicctioncrs'
sugar, salt. dry mustard: - tea
spoon red pepper. Cover: set aside
FOR one hour: shake for five
minutes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
liinutc Sermon

Yesterday at ih2 Westminster
Presbyterian Church IN VAUDEVILLE,
North Carolina. j: was announced
that the congregation will vote
soon upon union with the First
Presbyterian Church of Wnitevillc.
The spirit of Christian fellowship
and cooperation between these
two congregations of equal size
IS heatening 10 behold. Some
think church on each side Of
town can serve more people. but
aside from that the willingness to
Nnite seems without opposition. OF
old the Psalmist praised such a
spirit of brotheriincss: Behold,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

during the recent Washington con-
ference OF tn eAmerican Bankers
Association.
BITS O'BUSINESS - Your
week totals of department store
sales in New York and Philadel-
phia were off per cent from 1852
figures O.. RFC went out of bus
mess September rs, making eight
loans on its last day The In
ternational cotton Conymittce gave
70 the task % writing a world
cotton control pact as impossible
July output of aluminium in
cots set record al 2l8.5 million
pounds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

how good and how pleasant it is
For brethren to dwell together In
unity! 1t is like the precious oil
upon the head, that ran down up
on the beard, even Aron's beard:
that came down upon the skirt
of his garments: like the dew of
termon, that comcth down upon
'ie mountains OF Zion: For incrc
jenoVah commanded the blessing.
tven life for cvSrnorc." Psalm
,@3 (ARV)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
Nestle Permanent Wave Machine,
] 165l12; Gas Hot Water Heater.

Nestle Permanent Wave Machine,
165112; Gas Hot Water Heater,
1I969O; 2 chrome chairs; 2 revolt
wing chairs; 2 shampoo chairs; 8
dryer chairs: = straight back
chairs; 5 wicker chairs; 2 end
tables; manicure table and 1
stool; l radio wave machine; 1
display case, l extension fan; !
towel basket; 2 supply cabinets;
2 chrome foot stools; 2 covered
stools; . dressing tables; 8 mir
rorS: drcSSerctte; and cas- tank.
This 2nd day Of October, 1858.
j. c. RADON, JR.
ALMA r. OLIVER
Mortgages
POWELL 4 POWELL, Attorneys
Oct. z
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
CEMETERY CLEkNIEC II
PLEASANT NJ. Il. C,TyLCE

Pleasant Meadow Missionary
Baptist Church will have a GENE
terry cleaning on Oct. 8. A cordial
invitation is extended to the gen.
eral public.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
Frosh Registrant
At Columbia College

Columbia - Miss Dolores Ell
lott of Tabor City was among the
members of the FroSh class re-
Gently registering AT Columbia
College for the fall session.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. M. Elliott OF Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

By virtue of the power of sale
contained in mortgage executed
on the 18th day of May, 1851, by
j. c. RADON, ST., to J. C. RADON.
Jr. and Alma X. Oliver, to secure
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
LEGAL ADS

NOTICE OF SALE OF BEAUTY
PARLOR EQUIPMENT
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Sadur Gets 7 Years
And $1,000 Fine in
Tax Evasion Case
Special Dispatch 10 The stor

| BALTIMORE, June >12.-Gor-
don L. Sadur, Washington ac-
countant. of 1901 Connecticut
avenue NV. was sentenced yes
terday to two years in Federal
prison and was fined 5000 for
aiding two Baltimore milliners
in income tax evasion.
/ Sadur was convicted by a Jury
Of eight men and four women
after a four-day trial before
Federal Judge Calvin w. Ches-
nut. He had been tried and
convicted on the same charge
last April, but then had won a
new trial.
Jack and Abraham Sekulow,
brothers. for whom Sadur acted
as auditor. pleaded guilty last
November to attempted tax
evasion. Their sentence was
withheld until the end Of the
Sadur case. They appeared as
Government witnesses against
Sadur.
The brothers were sentenced
to six months in prison each
and were fined $4,000 each by
Judge Chestnut. Their attorneys
said they had already paid large
amounts of taxes to the Gov
ernment, and that their total
taxes and penalties will amount
to $129, 900 between them.
The prosecutor. Assistant t
United States Attorney James
B. Murphy, told the Judge that
Sa6ur had been in trouble on
three occasions, although he had
not been convicted.
Sadur denied guilt. The Sc
kulows testified that he had
devised scheme through which
they tried to evade taxes by
setting up fictitious records of
business purchases. The case
was brought into Federal Court
after the two millinerS two years
ago were fined in Baltimore for
failing to pay State income
taxes.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Juycees Curb Work
After firing Porode
BY the Assoeietsd Press

NS~~SsSho9
MINNEAPOLIS, June H.
Weary after a colorful convention
parade. delegates to the annual
meeting Of the United States
Junior Chamber of Commerce
recessed a business meeting until
tomorrow after adopting only
two resolutions.
Approved were resolutions IA
voring the controlled fluoridation
Of municipal water supplies and
the lending Of assistance to
armed forces recruiting services.
The convention closes Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
BY the As.eeiossd Press

The House yesterday passed a
bill saying the United States
flag must not be flown or dis
played in a position subordinate
to any other banner.
It sent the measure to the
Senate for action on a House
amendment which would permit
the United Nations flag, or flags
of u. N. members, to be displayed
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Building Owners Elect
D. c. and Seattle Men
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PITTSBURGH. June Ia
James M. Bradford Of Seattle
was reelected president Of the
National Association Of Building
Owners and Managers. which
ended its 46th annual convention
last night.
F. w. Stoever, Washington.
D. c., was elected to the Execu-
tive Committee from the Eastern
region.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY JUNE 12, 1853
Marines to Invade Howoii

CAMP PENDLETON, Calf,
June IL, (P).-Headquarters OF
the new United States Sd Marine
Division has announced a regi-
mental combat team of 1000
Leathernecks will stage a full
scale amphibious assault on the
Hawaiian Island of Maui in late
November.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
House Approves Bill On Display Of U. S. Flag

at U. N. headquarters at posi-
tions Of equal prominence OF
honor.
Evening star., 1953-06-20
HEREFORD RTTTL,S
RODEO
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

FARMINGTON. 1924 18th st. NV.
near Dupont Circle-Maid service,
conv. location. Sgle.. $8.75 week:
NRM dSlss p$kpshIEpn Sh2S9 Hp Prs PE s2-47So
decorated rms: daily maid service.
Hs@psSirs iHlssaSS2fsd sys serTiss ns No, 7ssS
SCOTS HOTEL. 2I3I 8 st. NV
250-room modern residential hotel
exclusively for women: near Dupont
Circle: excellent transportation; sci
rms. with running water and tele-
phone: ample bath and laundry ia
cilities: hair DRYERS sewing room;
private club atmosphere. Rates, SIi
1854 CoTuMBiA RD. 81, So WS.. C.
Sgle. dble rms. clean. cool. dwntn,
on gus and carline: showers free
BendiX TX parking AID 4-4330.
DUPONT CIRCLE1Lse. clean rm,
priSilegss SE pbGne bR' aa4os. ga and l.u9Sr' 9S
MASTER BEDRM., nicely furn.. pvt.
bath. twin beds; gentlemen; break
fast II desired. RA. 3-6430. -22
2II: F ST. NW.-cool. airfoam
refgr.. clock-radio. TV, newly deco
rated; $3.50. EX 3-R633. --2?2
ROOM FOR 2 GENTLEMEN; nr. In
terror and State Dept; running
water in room. 1907 q st. NV
1891 EYE ST. N.w.-clean. anie,
rSpps rr9E%s; In I'd So%nsSSn SCa1 location. Mss Vt
s:!pss iSs% ID ss, IFS dSf:
I12I 18th ST. NV. clean single
Sssvice. 81 VIZ. Hu. S-9676. al
Evening star., 1953-06-20
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Mr.. GW-Compl furn.; running wa
st. NV. ME-. 8-b473. 81
1925 18th ST. N.W.-Large. bright
single Ink. room; all utils.; $685. 80
per month: Apply bsmt; apt; 81
COOL BSMT., refgr;: clock-radio: Tv,
sh5sso s1T5osR maj e. s,S55s. pSt sn'F sh9SeF Ss
DOWNTOWN-s7 N. Y. ave. NV,
newly dec. bedrm. with lge: separate
con sompl stp kit I adj beth: $I5 week week @23 1-oS8
utiis. furn.; siI wE. DE. a-1S75.
MT. PLEASANT, 5000 18th st. NV:
2 rms, twin beds. couch, new refgr:;;
on carliue. After 5 pm. AID. 2-2S3S.
LGE, LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RIM,
2nd Il. front. 5 windows, refgr. and
gas stove. next to bath. $50 mo.
VIM widows. ni. So mo; 81 S41 I'VE New Ham 2ampo
shiTs IHTsoT ave; I1T ny. ST. ST 3-o96o 80
bath; newly decorated, nicely furn.;
full kit, back porch, wash. machine
and lines. AID. 4-3163. 81
DUPONT CIRCLE-2110 R st. nv
La Large, ,,I NICELY eel d,I1t fuEn iishthouseksep
4i9 eth ST. S.W.-Large front Ink.
Compi' furn. SO. Me- e. 5G96. N3i
III G NV. AND 1909 p N.W.---Furn.
Ink. rooms. $3.50 a week up.
sleepinss ns-eg. sm. $3.50 wk. RE. 1893
everything furn., Frigid,,
hot plate, phone and ldry. privils.
1912 Ontario pl. NV. 81
CONN. AND N. in private townhouse
Spacious, comfortable, front STU
dio rm.: new refgr.; 500 incl. utils.
1s4i al -cifs; CLIFTON ST. N.w.-Dble.
hskpg; rm., bed. Frigid., gas range,
dble., to men only. HU. 3-9197.
MT. PLEASANT, 1891 18th NV
2 bright rms, complete kit; conv.
transp:; emDl: cple or z Girls. -26
nv. One or rooms; sI72S
rms rms: privil, Of geesPt SsPs rm.' kit. es and
Os7 = ST. N.E.ELse:, clean, 1st-tlr: f
front rm.; refgr.. stove, sink; for
settled cple.; S13 wk. -21
Mr.. CAPITOL rms, semibath; fine
loo. new refgr. Refs. 2 adults. Sb7
mo-, plenty parking. Ii. 7-79S4.
1894 PERRY PL. N.w.-Large rm.,
screened porch. hot plate, refgr.;
l or . ladies. TU. 2-505S. FL
COLORED - 14th AND FAIRMONT
STS.--L.h.k rms. DU. 7-0656, 10
am. to q pm. 20
Evening star., 1953-06-20
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

LGE. SLEEPING RM.. lge. closet,
dble. and sgle. windows. dble. bed,
Venetian blinds. nice home; empl.
person; no drinking. Right per-
son. S25. LA. 6-1S57. -2I
10 SEATON PL. N.E.-Colored-
EMPLOYED couple or single man:
lpss Psayi'fssS MoRsE 60 81. ?7sss Ns-purnishea
front room; close to transp. Ii
500 0' CENTRAL AVE, just ST. OH
Rhode Island; nice cool rm., shower;
conv. tranps, Reas. Ho. 2-5120.
sGLE. RIM. FOR RENT, share the
house. Cali before 8 pm, Sat.
and Sun. Lu. 4.0107. III
and pvt. kit. Ii. s-0042. Monday
to Fri, 10 pm. to 7:30 am; IL 30
to / pms 8 to s pm. sat. $50
LAnft .sb@itmsa sROST Fn Lu for ssss sssRIs s IF
day Sun. after 6 pm. weekdays.
$40 z CAPITOL sT.-DoubIe and
Ii fIS1! R6oMss s-s Shower, SS; bath; patio
block transp: Gentleman. LA. g.
f274. 1918 Randolph st. ne. -2l
Mr.. MT. RAINIER--Sgle. or dble.
sleeping room. Pvt. home, u blk. to
carline. Ho. 2-4795, 2S17 Monroe st.
BEDROOM with privileEes; quiet
neighborhood. Ian 6-21S6. -2l
ROOMS FOR RENT, newly dec; on
streetcar line; near shopping CEN
ter. 10l4 d st. ne, Ii. 7-eT32.
e34 3rd ST. N.E.-Beaut furn. enc.
rm.. Sl0.s5 wk.; nr. Union station.
IL. 3k07S4. "a
Evening star., 1953-06-20
ROOMS EuRN.-Mp. G VA

AUTOGRAPHED, i3L large, nicely
transp. ia. 4-1S73. -21
BETHESDA-Bedroom and study, gar
den; cool quiet; qsuaieS; share home, 500
LEE. GH. Newly Nv El'GSSi FURNISHED RIM: S5 for
ssoi cSamSa bike Sf@PV neaP bus ssSD
1917 81 nj 4: fEsbSeEwoop. ARL.-1ovely
rm' rTn nn;x;E near bus; qnlim; phene; lii liy
Sas aGntS Rore5 g. fasinsg sss1s ssouth price $50
MD.-Rm. next to bath. mr. N. H. and
East-West hwy: empl. gent. JU., s.
cool STUDIO RM.-pvt. bath and
entr;. twin beds, refgr.. for 2 re-
fined I'm empl, adults n9no nn99nnoodrinkers;
LOVELY MASTER BEDRM;, next to
soamert Sa5n n pys ssoe home S1e.n No Hnr other he
Silver Spring. Md. JU. 7-els3.
ROOM in cool suburban area. Double
bed; Men preferred. Excel. transp.
CLOSE TO MD. UNIV.-rwin bedrm..
study-liv. rm., use Of laundry, kit,
and phone. Avail. immed. Ideal
7-4970. -2l
ALEX. - Attention bachelors - Live
alone and like 1t; cool. newly decor.
room, pvt. bath. separate entr.; one
block transp. Refs. ia. 2-2154. 22"
CHEVY CHASE-Studio rm., book
shelves. brk. flrepl., 2 closets, semi
pvt. bath. Refined lady. OIL. 4-3653.
CAREFREE LIFE in an old Va. man
sion, 10 minutes from D. c., Arl
Hall. Pentagon. DAILY MAID SERV-
ICE. PARKING. ia. S-S910. --22
ALEX.-Single or double rms. in a
pvt home. Conv. to Nat. Airport
and Ali buses. Gentlemen only. TIE,
6-S214. -2l
TV, PHONE. cooking facilities in
comb. liv.-bedrm. for 2: conv. Pent.
and d. Z. XXI. S-S226, ewes. IA
Evening star., 1953-06-20
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcon..,

TYPgWRITER. Underwood, noiseless,
cover and table; excellent condition
vEGETABIE STAND, at 4o5 Mors,
~ ne: good condition.; for Vege-
table and fruits; reas. Ii. 7-s64l
VENETIAN BLINDS, new, in carton,
54h in, wide; color, white; reason,
ably priced. HO. 2-4O9O. 80
WASHER, Maytag. de luxe wringer
yns' tinn' 9IaoSminSm Io sisqsa, tub; excel. condi-
times; automatic timer. 3-pressuTs
TTEinEer; cost S179,50, sell for $75,
wHSHER@Thhor. ssmi-automatic. and
6ishyasher, $46; outboard motor
I iock.rp np;; S,61r air cooled cooled sS5i wsrdEess
WASHER-Bendix combination wash
and spin dryer; good cond. Best
ot1er for quick sale. Ii. 7-1023.
WASHER. Launderall. automatic.
new, $500; about 3is years old;
selling for $50. JU. 5-4942. -21
WASHER, Conlon, made by GE, cleo
tric wringer type, good condition;
WASHER. Easy, 1853. de luxe Spin
saTsSs s5TT aS~ sacres an fssse ssB RSst ss cn eGft M
SISE0 ~AN"'
WASHERS, 7. . years old, perfect,
IKE IKE new, S35 each; also washer,
$50: II. 3 j0G9. -21
WASHING MACHINE, Easy spindrier:
1oppsrates sdoa 6pt needs work; best offer.
WASHING MACHINE-Rendix auto.
matte, bolt down. good working con-
dition; $50. 10. $1,000. Ext. 4276
WASHING MACHINE. Easy, not q
ysiue Ole Can SafS alter o5 ofst 81 geF $2SE
WATCHES. 25-35es disc. for Father,
Day and graduation I offer q COM
plete line of fine standard make
IatsafS poftaS aisas9orj A1s9 jegelry , GThsn Inn
belts. SAM oRBAcH.' master watch. SiH
st: NV IA. 9-4354. Open suns.
WAFER eGsooLERs. GE. Oasis. Rem,
JOHN g; WEBSTER CO. e27 F st. st.
JOHN S52 up; @. New WERsTrF tssT $50 Co TsFRS. gT
s-6i5o. 627 F st. NV. NV ~" 91'
WATER HEATERS, all popular makes
and sizes; No money down. Little
as sHxpIs6 "a Rsr menfh ,,eN on your gas bill
2-l90O. 30O6 Ga ave n al "
WELDING MACHINE, Lincoln: 200
amps: mounted on 1910 GMC l.
ton pickup. 10. S-1162. -21
zepher, S2x32, $s5. sT. $500.
condition. 500. Gail AP. 1855.
THOR spinner washer. sos: GE 4.
cubic-foot refgr., $25: both in very
good cond. Ii. 4-I0S3. -2l
COMPLETE FURN. eff1c. apt.-Studio
couch. foam rubber chair, tables.
chests, lamps, ETC.; used 4 mos; sac.
TWO TELICORD recording machines.
! Edison Ediphone. 19-in. drill. "a
in. drill. RA. 6-217l. 21"
MODERN DINING RM. SUITE, ma
hogany; Duncan Phyfe table. 6
chairs and buffet Virginia sofa
and chair, slip covers; 1 channel
back chair and cover; comb. floor
model radio; secretarial desk; 9x12
wine rug with pad. HE. 4-4670.
FORCED SALE DUE TRANSFER
81 Coldspot, SIS. Console radio
phono, $50. Lionel train sets. 2 BIZ
cycles. lawnmowerS; bargains. 10.
UNUSUAL JEWELRY