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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04
District Man Acquitted
In Housebreakinq Case

LA man accused Of housebreak-
ing and larceny yesterday was
acquitted. after he testified he
merely thought he was helping
another man move.
4 The defendant was Ernest
Carter, 26. colored, of the HOO
block Of Eighth street NE. Car
ter was arrested last December
with his uncle. William Hugh
York. colored, also of the Eighth
street address. York subsequently
pleaded guilty to breaking into
a home at 1900 Park road NV.
and carrying out clothing valued
at $1,000.
Under examination by De-
Tense Attorney Foster Wood,
Carter declared he was under
the impression he was helping
his uncle carry out clothing for
a friend, who was moving to a
new address.
The verdict of not guilty was
brought in by jury before
Judge James w. Morris in the
U. S. District Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04
|MorriogeLicense
Applications

Under D. c. lGto couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day: iDait three full days
and TeceiDe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Raymond Ward. 81. Landoyer Hills. Md
and Fannie johnson. ~, 300 10Th
David Newaso, 21, and June Filler, 20
e Florence 0TT yler a. syracuse NsS aO n an0
Nicholas Boxwell. go. 442S End St ne
an6 Barbara Marshall. Is. Hyatts-
Nathaniel Mcintosh. 90. Pittsburgh. and
Barbara Minnick. 1S. 1901 St. NV
Herber: McCeney. 20: Falls Church. Va.
Navarro. Harrod. 90, 300 18th pl. ne,
and az = Anna Lancaster 81 44o" Kane
Henry ROBERTS. 20, 2116 Maryland ave.
ne, and Mary Green. 20, 1927 .
II. both Of Arlington. Va.
Everett Boston. Al, 1889 sumner I'd
Sss Sc, and nS Fiesta Graham. 49, 1925
n and Susan Barr. Is. 6l6 Farmland
1 and Marths Martin. 20. 54ss Mac lac:
Arthur blvd. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04

famous, regular BEN-GAY "a fa-
vorite rubin in America for gen.
erations!) contains the same
pain relieving ingredients with
more lanolin to safeguard a child's
sensitive skin. Comes in the blue
package at your Drug Store ).
but send for this:
FReE SAMPLE IuDE by wrifiaa
rosk q. ~ Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04

quick, comforting
relief from the dis
comforts help
your little patient
breathe easier and
feel better! That's
bee use CHILL
DREN'S BEN-GAY
is A mild version of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04

inside Of the lid then send with % and your
Nancy Sasser 271 Madison New York RUSH
"Preamer" you!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04

gentle relief! In fact, If taken
before breakfast, 1t brings fast re-
lief, usually within an hour or
taken in the evening one half hour
before supper, It brings results
before bedtime. So depend on
SAL H EPATICA for gentle,
speedy relief =. when you have
. cold and need Q laxative!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04

T'S NICE TO look on the bright
side of things -. but we all. know
that these just-before-Spring days
carry q threat Of colds In the air.
And when you catch cold, con-
stipation frequently follows ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04

my cue to re-
mind you to keep
sparkling S AL
HEPATICA on
hand just in case!
It's the wise thing
to do for SAL
HEPATICA is
the laxative that
OiveR v0iI sn0od1i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04
Hearing Aid
sl25

Ozone condnction
accessory eLtrd)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04

AWttklI AeuAIlSMe eolUhH o. iAes HtN AAB MlERESRe T.
New York, Mar. do you think charcoal brOiling
10 strictly for outdoor summer cooking? Well, tie
mot really all you need is your meat (any meat)
your oven brOiler and KITCHEN BOUQUET! That's
right simply brush the meat with KITCHEN
BOUQUET before you broil IL your ocen does
che rest! And what delicious. erunchy ''ehareod-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04
Arctic Institute Planned

COPENHAGEN. - Plans are
under way for the establishment
of a Danish arctic institute in
Copenhagen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04
I'M LEAplNe rae RARAnE

IN LEADING THE PARADE welcome the
~ - to appear In town in ages. I'm talking about
e1V00 ~ FLORIDA Valencia Oranges really the
AN l oranges in the world Just feel EN- they're
al ES&J weighted down with naturally juice And
~ w they're thin-skinned which you get
ZHcJ juice IN And that's important
y IN -. because this ertru juice ertra Viamn
one precious vtsn the body doesn't teTs and which you need
big they're selling bargain price buy them by the bag
and family BIG, full glasses round the cocE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04

its almost Spring, hope you'll continue to serve them
CREAM OF RICE eveTy morning. Many doctors
recommend it, you know because this delicious,
creamy smooth rice cereal gives quicker nutition and
more energy with Vitamins b., B. and Niacin
added plus Iron for rich red blood and better growth
And CREAM OF RICE IS almost instant cereal
now cooks In only v minute 10 times faster
than ever before! CREAM OF RICE b really % much
fun 70 DIX and eat you'll want to II to all The
time. Better make note to get packages todaya
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04

tbOne c0nuHctfOn
accessory ertrd)
Brand new model!
New clarity! Latest
Zenith hearing aid
brings you greater
than ever clarity.
It's the tubeleSs s.
tranSistor ode |.
Operates on just /
"a" battery. No "B"
b a artery n e E d e d.
Come in for free
d e m on alton.
Other Zenith aids at
SIS.
Optical Shop,
Street Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04

guee sealed n What's there's srinkaGe with
KITCHEN BOUQUET money besides. But
take word for il smell and difference BY
eheOal brOing the KITCHEN BOUQUET way makes
the most heavenly gravy I've tasted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04

SPHclAl MoNEV.SAvIMe oFFHR :. chance for
Q dolE0H And Pm sure you do serve PREAM with
coffee for the new way to cream" il b to
PREAM T. As for the "Preamer," It's stmninsly
PREAM fits snugly inside . truly q pretty and q
practical server you'll be proud to own It would N.
cost SITS at any store but I'll send it to you -
for just 7Sc So HURRY :. buy can of PREAMS9
today, copy down the number stamped on the ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04

EVgR CIT THAT helpless feeling"
.. when your child has q chest
cold? Then here's Q helpful sug.
gestion If you'll rub chill.
DREN'S BEN-GAY on chest,
throat and back, it will bring
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28
PROSPECT PLANS
POT LUCK LUNCHEON

Are you coming to the Pot Luck
Luncheon at Prospect School on
Wednesday, February 3rd at 1:15
p. M? Many of the ladies in Pros
pect PTA are hunting out their
favorite recipes which they will
make into delectable dishes to
bring to this Pot Luck Lunch
con. The time is set little earlier
to allow for a pleasant social hour
before the interesting talk and
demonstration to be presented by
Mrs. Edna Bailey entitled, His
tory and Lore of Bells" She has
an interesting exhibit, too.
The afternoon should be both
interesting and enjoyable, so come
and bring a covered dish for the
main course, or salad or dessert.
Coffee and rolls will be served by
the committee. Don't forget to in
clude the recipe for your dish so
we can share these good things
with our families.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28
Church Of Cross
First Round Champ
Church { League

The Chruch of the Cross edged
East Cleveland Baptist POLY tc
win the first round championship
in the East Cleveland YMCA
Church &C" League. The cham
pions were behind in every quarter
although rallied in the final stan
zas to capture the championship.
In the other &C" contest First
Presbyterian d e e a tie d Winder-
mere Methodist 26-16. Don Smith
had 13 points for the winners,
while Paul Durda had 10 for the
loser.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28

Airman second class John r.
Meyer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
P. Meyer of 827 Sable rd., has
been selected to take the Aviation
Cadet Training course at Lack
land Air Force Base, Texas.
Airman Meyer was graduated
from Shaw High School in 1850
and attended Ohio University till
1852, when he joined the Air Force.
He received basic training at
Sampson Air Force Base, N. Y,
after which he was sent to the
Radio Operator School at Keesler
Air Force Base, Miss, and then
assigned to the 622nd Aircraft
Control and Warning Squadron at
Otis Air Force Base, Falmouth,
Mass, as Radio Operator.
Inducted into the US. Army
early this week was Edward A.
Wackerman Of 15457 Euclid ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28
Our CTS

FORT CAMPBELL, KY. (Spe-
cial to East Cleveland LeadeI)-
Colonel Paul E. Keller, Post Sur
geon and Commanding Officer Of
the U. S. Army Hospital here since
1949, will leave at the end of Feb
ruary for a new assignment in the
Far East Command. Col. Keller
has a brother, Thomas A. Keller,
who lives at 15540 Glynn rd., East
Cleveland.
When Colonel Keller leaves Fort
Campbell, he will be relinquishing
command of one of the largest and
best equipped Army Hospitals in
this section of the country. Under
his administration it was complete
ly rehabilitated during 1950-'51.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28
is HOME SAFE?
ASKS SUPERIOR PTA

The next meeting of the PTA of
Superior School will be held in the
PTA Room at 1880 on Tuesday,
February 9th. The speaker will be
DR.. Robert Mercer, Chief of Pedi-
atrics at the Cleveland Clinic, and
his subject will be, "Is Home Safe ?"
DR.. Mercer will be representing
the newly-formed Safety of School
Child Bureau" whose aim is to
make parents more aware Of the
hazards which exist for children,
even in the home. In connection
with the theme of the year, Better
Home Life for Better Children"
every parent will be interested in
learning how to make home a safer
place in which to live.
Hostesses for this meeting will
be the newly-formed Pre-School
Mothers Group.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28
GA GRADUATES
TO HAVE LUNCHEON

Mayfair PTA are honoring the
1854 Sixth Graders with lunch
con today Thursday, January %,
1854.
Invitations have been sent to
all the students mothers and
fathers to be with them on this
day. The, teachers will also be
present.
The following is a list of the
boys and girls that will leave
Mayfair and enter Kirk Jr. High
School in the new semester:
Jack Barry, Karl Burkhardt,
Thomas Di Bartolomeo, Janet
Fligle, Norma Hanna, Adele Hart,
Richard Scheel, Charles Smith
Barbara Balstad, John Colgan,
Karen Dick, Linda Groce, Roger
Hard, Robert Poore, Vernon
Turner.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28
CHAMBERS PLANS
FOUNDERS DAY

march of Events-A Panorama
of National PTA achievements
through the years" - this is the
theme around which Chambers
PTA is planning its Founders Day
program on Thursday, February
4th at 2 p. m.
First vice president Mrs. Harold
Arnold has complete charge of the
program. 1t will be a pantomime in
three parts, featuring dress styles
and music hits with vaudeville acts
of the period, for a gay and COM
memorative afternoon reviewing
the achievements from 1903 to
now.
The numbers to be sung by the
Chambers Mothers Singers have
been selected and arranged by
Mrs. Arnold Gunvalsen, music
chairman; Mrs. Arthur Bevan,
Mother Singers director; and Mrs.
Geo. Douglas, accompanist.
Participating in the pantomime
and the periods their presentation
covers, will be: Mrs. Frank Kren-
1903 to 1905; Mrs. Ray Engel-
brecht-1906 to 1910; Mrs. George
Barnes-1915 to 1921; Mrs. W.
Leonard--1925 to 1886; Mrs. Emil
Douglas-1939 to 1949; Mrs. Ray
Nausner-1949 to now.
The annual Candle Lighting cere-
mony and the presentation Of cor
sages to past presidents will be
conducted by Mrs. Geo. White.
Third Grade mothers will serve
refreshments.
Small children will be cared for
in the nursery and movies will be
shown from $3.50 to 4 p. m. to
children whose mothers decide to
be carefree while enjoying the
social hour with friends and teach
ers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28
Founders Day Programs
Observed BY PTA Units

will include introductions Of past
presidents, a history resume, and
humorous and instructive talk
by Miss Eleanor w. Custer, R.N
Miss Custer is from the Family
Health Association, and will speak
on "Mothers Are People Too"
Before the meeting, Mrs. j. NJ,
Neubauer, immediate paset presi-
dent, will entertain 20 past presi-
dents at a luncheon at Damon's
Restaurant at II p. m.
Following the meeting there will
be a tea table presided over by
Mrs. Thomas w. Huber, Mrs. Dom
aid L. Paul, Mrs. Clarence Keimer
and Mrs. James Little.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28

Designated as a "key" specialized
treatment center for the care of
Korean casualties, over 1000 seri-
ously wounded Korean evacuees
have been cared for here.
Col. Keller is a graduate of John
Carroll and st. Louis University
School of Medicine.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28

Remember: This year the polio
fight needs $25 million MORE to
carry on its new vaccine program.
Don't let the polio fund down.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28
CALEDONIA STUDIES
PTA F0ITNDERS

Founders Day" will be held at
Caledonia School on Wednesday,
February 3rd at 1880 p. m. The
vice president, Mrs. John F. Drake,
will conduct the meeting which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore. auto.
matte, with Sudsaver, GOOD condtt, I,
30. OIL. 4.lS32. Is
WASHING MACHINE, Hotpoint wrin-
ger, good condition. S45; also Easy
ironer, $50. KE. 6-S563. lis
WASHING MACHINE, Easy Spin.
gTlef E-sC Cssy good condition; $50.
WASHING MACHINE, dining room
set. table. and 4 chairs, upholstered
chair, painted dresser. IA. 2-6O3I.
WASHING MACHINE, Apex. wrinVer
type pump; good condition; $50.
WASHING MACHINE. HOTPOINT. a,,-
tomatic; excel. cond.; reas. UN, 4.
wASHING MACHINE, E-z spin DRYER.
excel. cond,; SIS. Gail between 8
q I'm NJ snd z PM JU. T-547S.
MATER COOLERS, new and used;
cleo bottle and pressure; wide Sc.
lection; from $50. guar. JOHN a.
,WEBSTER ST. $4,000.
WATER COOLERS, new and used.
Bottle type. From SIS. Atlantic Co,
500 V st. NV, NO, 1891,
WATER COOLERS. new and used:
prices as low rs $50 ct JOHN a.
WEBSTEl 827 ? at NV ST.
WATER COOLER. electric. xelvtna-
tor. bottle type; peri, condition: SIS.
SdS 10Th st. NV. See supt. ST So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18

FURNITURE-Sofa, tuxedo style, ~:
1t. with linen slip cover, very good
cond.: $3.50. Folding cot with cover
SIS. Walnut desk: $25. TIE. 6-7911
after $3.50 pm. or sun.
FURNITURE. Large modern sofa anC
chair, S35. Phone: AP. 7-07S7.
FURNITURE--Blond youth bed anC
mattress, $50. Oak crib, So. Both In
good condition. AID. 2-0619.
sest Ma spring 5o Sn0 s sG9a Se VIII
mirror. Sis. Chest Of drawers, $40
Bar. So in. $25. JE. 2-5126.
FURNIIURE--Mapl dresser, $40;
2 HOLLYWOOD beds with innersprini
easo wire recorder ORD sso w 6u 4 a
FURNITURE ANTIQUE gentleman's
chair. seq, rose carved. good cond.
FURNITURE - Contents Of s-roon
house: walnut dining rm; beds
single. double; EsssSy, washer: mise;
FURNITfURE-s25 lot Of used furni.
tuTe: 2 low chests Of drawers; j bed
and springs; divan; l liv. rm. chair;
porch rocker: shelves for child's
nm; PUPPY house: OIL. 4-4306.
FIH, Hat.I RE,n- Mahogany bedroom
credenza, coffee table. odd chairs
very reasonable; by private seller
F tHi NfR1GasR; din. room set. carved;
pIiaypen,, baby bed sec; exercycle' miscel-
FURNITURE, studio couch, new, cost
$50, sac. $50; 5 mod. lamps; 2 STEP
tables; mod. chair; scatter rugs:
pictures; all new. Must be sold to-
day. Call HE. 4-51Ol,
FURNITURE-Of II rooms, deep
freeze. laundromat, beds, chairs,
Kitchen ware. metal closets, etc.
1922 9Th st. NV. from 12 to 8.
FURNITURE-maple dbl. bed. includ-
S esR sid ST. ni55EsE s sis 'h hStb
F ii NiTi - Large gray barre
r fhsiTi g9Sq coHditio1 IA; s.s2e6;
chair. walnut small gate leg table;
walnut victrola console; large glider
rocking chair. DU. 7-0450.
FURNITURE. unclaimed - 6 dininl
room chairs. S24; baby crib mat.
tress $3.50; single bed, mattress
s ana bog Son springs. SIS; sofa ane
$40; rug and pad, SIS; chaist
chairs, $3.50: chifiorobe. SEQ: din.
ing room table, 4 chairs and buffet
$40: chest of drawers, SO; dining
room server, SIS; kitchen table
$3.50; club chair. SIS; telephone
stand. SIS; love seat-bed, S140; sofa
with down cushion. $50; sofa bed
500. We also do reupholstering
sofa and chair, SOS; Slip covers
sofa and chair. S4S. labor and ma.
terial included; refinishing anC
cabinet work. cornice and draperies
HOFFMAN, UPHOLSTERERS, pa;
Sth st. NV, CO. 5-5116. 23s
FURNITURE-Maho 4-poster twir
beds. spring mattresses, $40; sgle
Hollywood bed. $50; mahog. dresser
and mirror. $50; marble-top wash
stand. SIS; walnut din. table, SIS
4 bridge chairs, $40; 4 mahog. TV
chairs with marble side arms. SIC
each; mahog. console table, SIC
firescreen. tools and andirons, $40
OIL. 4-2361. lie
FURNITURE-Sofa bed and secre.
tary-desk; cheap. Call 10. 2-917O
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3D. THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, JULY Is, 1854
MIscEL. FOR SALE lcont.l
DEHUMIDIFIER, Frigidaire, perfect
condition, $50. Call EN-. 2-01lO.

DEHUMIDIFIER, Frigidaire perfect
condition, $50. Call EN-. 2-0llO.
DEHUAiIDIFIER. Mitchell, sos: sofa
$40; youth bed. $40; etc. JU. O.
DENTAb CHAIR, l S. S. white. No
2, used, $195 or best cash oher
Write p. o. Box Route }. Box "a,
Martinsburg, West Virginia.
DESKS, chairs. files. once machines,
18th st. NV, DI. T-7372
DESK, kneehole, walnut, 44x23: excel
eS2nd:; S2o or best offer. TELEPHONE
DESKS 4si s-'o 3si' used, wooden; sec.
retarial and 2 executive types. Ex-
eel. cond. Priced very low. See
2oii K ST. NV. ST. 3-0505.
table. gray ana black tweed S-sec-
tional sofa. Chinese Grapes. LeaV-
ing town. LII. 1889.
DESK. lady's; old chair; portieres.
1870 M st. NV" Apt. 70. sunday
Di2M fS 3 soLITAIRE-Yellow gold
Si5U. Phone DE. 2-4s9i. liz
DIAMOND RING, lady's: ia carat,
with 10 side stones; orig. cost over
$1,000. sell for S575. No dealer.
j. A, SMALL, juniper S-S13S. Is
DIAMOND WATCH, g diamonds,
iady's Bulova, unused, orig. price.
$3.50. SIS or best offer. Any day
after + PM TU. 3-36UO, Ext. 510.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
SINKS-USED
$1.95 AND UP

Fencing. bathtuos. radiators. windows
and door gratinRs stoves and other
disable materials at very reasonable
prices.
Also I-beams, plates. angle iron. pipe
and pipe fittings.
o. WASH q RAG "a n BAG CO.,
Open Every Saturday Until 4:3O PM
SOFA, Regency, $50. OIL. a-s6sS,
SOFA. walnut. Duncan Phyfe. $50;
bed. cherry spool, top quality mat
tress, box springs, S45. KT. 1892
SOFA AND CHAIR, solid mahog
frame 1o S.s lg good condition; $50,
SOFA BED. occasional chair, high
chair, 2 tables; all for $25. UN
sPANisH TILE RooFNG-t2oo,
10 cents each. RIA. 3-0351: 1887
SPEAKER AND AMPLIFIER, Aztec.
Lansing for sale, 500 or best Of
fer. Call AID. 2-0247. Sat. Sun.
STAMPS, uncancelled. face value
Sl49.5o; Blocks; plate numbers
5000. ia. 9-6S6S. 10
STEARNS & FOSTER, Hollywood bed
almost new; cost SS5; want $50
Box 232-T, Star,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18

FURN.-Din. rrn. suite. blond rnahog.
any. 10 piece: kitchen set. chrome;
bedrm. suite. blond. LU. 2-l507.
FURN.. sofa chair and ottoman; sill
yer, Persian Kirman and Wilton
rugs. SteubenWare. tables, Magma
vox and records. WO. 6-0655.
FURN., din. rm. Expand. table, 4
SIDE chairs. 2 arm chairs, 81 I'm.
punet, . corner cabinets, etc, For
quick sale. $3.50. Ho. 2-7475.
FURN.; books; photograph records.
collectors items: no dealers. Until
r. Pm Pm. dSSa as GIG Cockerilie ave,
FURN;. solid maple ioveseat, with
matching chair; Nv. rm. rug, exi2:
i 5S. s Tna; chair: girls bike. Reas.
FURN.. contents Of e-rm. house;
S SIcne1.s leaving town; washer, dryer,
FURN: Entire household furn. for
S-bsdrm. apt: Crescent 3-0442. ii
FURN;-Breakfast set for nook,
blond and yellow Boltafiex: $75, Or
pest oder. 1880 And st. NV, 10
FURN. Small marble-t top end table,
eft. sofa, 3-way floor lamp, q
bridge lamps, cabinet General Elec-
tric radio, scatter Oriental rug. Also
9xl2 Oriental rug, good cond. Reas.
can after 10 am. Wo. 6-7946
|FURN-sofa. chair. bedrm., dineste,
lawn chairs and misc. Week ends
and ewes, ia. S-44O0, EXT. 9O3.
|FURE--Crib. birch. full size, excel.
cond.; Easy washer. wringer type,
good cond.; chair. blue frieze with
SIP cover; best offer. HO. 2-S35O.
FuRN. --Complete living and din. rm.
fursnisshings. $3.50 or best otfer. JE.
FuRN.@Pa. Dutch sink-bar. SIS:
hngqse cocktail table. Ss5; bench. $35.
|FGkN. = skeleton furnishings for
bachelor apt. Reasonable for quick
r Snls; RE 5.o4 81 Ext a0e. Ill
kit. SIS; sewing nSchine, SIS: loose
kitchen cabinets. 5305 Ga. ave.
nv. RA. .3-1375. lis
FuRN..sad4. DIR, chest, s2x5l, wal. We
n nees; sSS i, lamp s5t s95l.. 10" So. val
GARAGES-Galvanized iron, double,
now standing; plus plumbing FIX
lures, radiators, misc. bldg. material
doors: Inspect on premises, 2007
Eye st, NV. See MR.. ALPHER, 1880
G * d9i!y D hlg9sst bid vast. KIN,
GARBAGE DISPOSAL, youngstown,
me-! new in crate. win sell seasonahie.
GARDEN HOSE. IS f.. 81: M:ineh
heavy duty, So: plastic. 81 so. Bring
ad to 2513 NJ st. NV.
GARrTN TRACTOR, Bolen. 2 h.p.,
with mower, cultivator, harrow.
pillow. saw and weed cutter attach
ments; $3.50 or best Offer AP.
Gasoline ENGINE. Maytag 1-cyl-
inder. $40. JU. 9-1761.
GAS RANGES. new. used. installa:
Georgia ave. DE 2-5566.
GAS RANGE, excel. cond.. 4-burner,
lge. size, only $50. Call LU. 4-7425.
GAS RANGE. 4 burner Hardwicke.
36x24, almost new. $50. RIA. 6-1545.
GAS RANGES, new. used. repairs:
oil, coal wood ranges. ACME
STOVE. I011 9TH NV. MA S-S952.
GAS RANGE, Kenmore de luxe. Az,
light and timer, excellent cond.
500. JU. 7-663i.
GAS RANGE-Good cond. Reas. OIL
6-TR22
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR, Norge, 6 Gu It
Now in use. $3.50. Ii. 4-9373.
REFRIGERATOR. new Westinshous,
model SE-SL. RIA. 3-3546.
REFRIGERATOR-GE, IL Gu. It
With 75 ID. deep freezer. mos. old
EArkway o-06T6.
condition. Z and 8 Gu. Il. II you
your summer cottage, these are .
bargain. They are now beine
removed from apis. to be replaced
by larger units. Phone 10. 3-4O40
REFRIGERATOR. HOTPOINT; new. o.
cult; reg. &279; full factory part.
warranty: only S199; free delivery
re. 4299. RA. 6-6220. lis
condition. Cali Ii. 4-649i. or in.
REFRIGERATOR, oft. Kelvinator
Like new. JE. 2-7227. after $50
REFRlGERAToR. recond.. lat. enc mod.
els Ice stock, bargains. ACME stow
60; l0ll 7th st NV. Ma. $3.50
kEFkIGERATOR,, 11-cu.-ft.. Hot
Point; " yrs. old; orig. cost. $685.;
REFRiGERATHOR hA sAEE@ ols: ls
$25. repainted. West, large, S35'
GE, apt. size. $50. Quiet s operat ioD
guar. to freeze in 5 min; 80 models
to choose from DUNN-MARK, 4I3O
Georgia ave- NV. tn. 2-483l.
REFRIGERATORS-Au makes Snd
sizes. completely reconditioned and
guaranteed. ALAN REFRIGERA-
TON CO.. s2l Cue st. NV. AID.