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Evening star., 1954-09-21
Jackson Says Foreign Policy,
Not McC Corthy, Is the Big Issue
Senator Reports
Democratic Trend
After 4-Stute Tour

A Democratic Senator who
took part In the Army Met Carthy
inquiry says foreign policy rather
than McCarthyism or dread
and butter" domestic problems is
becoming the big issue in con-
gressional election campaigns.
Senator Jackson Of Washing
ton, back at the Capitol from a
four-State speaking tour, said
yesterday there wasn't any doubt
about there being a Substantial
Democratic trend" in the States
he visited.
Senator jackson, during his
tour, spoke under sponsorship of
the Democratic National COM
mittee in Illinois, Ohio, New
Jersey. and North Carolina. AS
for the effect of McCarthyisn1 on
the campaigns, particularly the
move to censure the Wisconsin
Republican, he said:
81 am very doubtful If the
issues surrounding Senator Nc
Carthy will have any overall
effect on the elections one way
or the other"
Still Issue Some Places.
He conceded that Senator
Mccarthy still was an issue In
some localities.
Senator jackson said he found
the people were concerned by
"lack of leadership by the Eisen-
hover administration" both as
to domestic and foreign prob
lens.
He said the people were wor-
ried by the deterioration" o1
the American position both ir
the far East and in Western Eu-
rope.
People are worried" he added
"by the failure of the admins.
tration to have an alternative
plan available when Republican
leaders knew or should have
Evening star., 1954-09-21
|Green Is RenoIllinafed
In Rhode Island Primary
By he Associossd Prsss

IL ~ +
PROVIDENCE, r. I. Sept. IL.
Senator Green, who viii be
81 october 2. won the renomi-
nation without opposition to q
fourth term In the United
States Senate yesterday as
Democratic primary contests
were held In II OF Rhode
Islands 80 cities and towns.
Unopposed with Senator
Green were Gov. Dennis j.
Roberts and Representatives
John e. Fogarty and Anne ].
Forand.
Other Democratic candidates
on the State ticket also were
unopposed. The primary was
held to settle local contests.
The Republican State pri-
mary is set for September 20.
No Statewide candidate In
dorsed by the Republican Cen
trail Committee Is opposed.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Chapman MOI Interested
In Top Democratic Job
BY The Associuisd Press

Oscar Chapman. former Sec
retary Of the Interior. said yes
terday he Is mot interested" in
becoming chairman of the DEM
ocratic National Committee.
There were reports during q
week lend party rally at India
napolis that Mr.. Chapman might
succeed Stephen A. Mitchell In
the post.
Mr.. Chapman. who now prac-
tices law here, said also that
he is not opposed to election
of Paul Butler. Indiana national
committeeman. as party chair
man.
He said he has urged Mr..
Mitchell to continue as national
chairman, ''but ] am not opposed
to any one"
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Soda Pop Bottles Pop
In ARLINGTON Store Fire

Fire caused several thousand
dollars damage about 6 am. to-
day in the Dominion Food Store
at Lee highway and Glebe road,
Arlington.
Hundreds Of soft-drink bot
ties exploding from the heat
threatened firemen as they
fought to confine the blaze to
stockroomS.
The main part Of the store
suffered only smoke damage.
Cause Of the blaze was unde-
termined.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
COP. Kicking Reds
Out Of Government,
Nixon Tells Rally
By the As,eeia.ed Press

OMAHA, Sept. 21.-Vice Presi-
dent Nixon declared last night
the Eisenhower administration is
Kicking out Communists. fellow
travellers and bad security risks
out of the Federal Government
by the thousands"
1.-THE Communist conspiracy is
being smashed to bits by this adj
ministration.. he told a Repub-
lican meeting winding up a day
of campaigning by the Vice Pres
ident in Nebraska.
Today Mr.. Nixon makes a FORE
noon appearance at Nigaunee,
Mich, and he speaks tonight in
Lansing.
Covered Up"
Previous Democratic admins
trations. Mr.. Nixon charged.
"underestimated the Communist
danger at home and ignored it."
"They covered up rather than
cleaned up," he told some 1900
persons in the audience at an
Omaha theater.
Had warnings from FBI Chief
j. Edgar Hoover been needed,
Mr.. Nixon said, the Eisenhower
administrations De emocra II c
predecessors would have nipped
the Communist conspiracy in the
bud"
Mr.. Nixon, at Omaha and in
an earlier speech In Grand
Island, Nebr., quoted National
Democratic Chairman Stephen
A. Mitchell as saying that should
a Democratic Congress be
elected, it would follow the pol
icies of former President Tru-
man.
Thus, said the Vice President
voters will have clear-cut
choice in voting for congres'
sional candidates: either they
will be voting to support the Eli
senhower administration or fo1
a return to the policies of the
Truman administration which he
said had been repudiated by vot-
ers in the last election.
Cites Anti ti-Depression Steps.
In his Omaha address Mr.
Nixon said the Eisenhower ad-
ministration has given America
"built-in" guarantees against de.
preston and has disappointed
both the Communists and "false
prophets Of doom"
"a cornerstone Of Communist
philosophy" he said, "is to work
for and rely upon the eventua,
collapse of the American eco.
nomic system"
But instead of Democratic
spending sprees and govern
mental gimmickry" that were
forcing us further along ths
road to a financial and economic
debacle," the Vice President said
the administration has been NOV
ing ahead toward "a prosperity
built solidly on peace"
Through the efforts Of thu
administration and the Republi'
can SD Congress, we built ample
guarantees into our economy :.
assurances that we won't slump
or 'depress." Mr.. Nixon said.
Assails Critics.
Had the COP continued what
he said was the unwise route
pursued under the SRoosevelt'
Fruman administrations, Mr.
Nixon said, the country woulc
have run the terrible danger
of the Every kind of domestic
ruin" the Communists want.
Critics who cirled like vul
lures last spring waiting for tn
American economy to falter," h
said, could have given no great
er comfort to our external foe
who hoped for the same thing.
Democrats have indicated the
intend to make economic condi
tiOnS a basic campaign issue.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

tonight IN the Arlington Health
Center. 1900 North Edison street.
to prepare for local observance
Eof the national week for re-
tarded children. November 14-23.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Border Closed in Plague

GUAYAQUH. Ecuador, Sept.
81 R.-The government closed
part of the border with Peru
yesterday pending Qualification
Of reports that there is an out
break of bubonic plague at
Tumbes, Peru.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Hartman Appears
Certain Victor Over
Roosevelt Tonight
BY the Assoeio.ed Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-The
bitter fight between Averell Har-
riman and Representative Frank
lin D. Roosevelt. jr., for the DEM
ocratic gubernatorial nomination
moved toward q decision today.
with Mr.. Hartman appearing
certain to win.
AS 1,019 delegates assembled
for the opening Of the two-day
State convention, Hartman
forces repeated their forecast Of
victory on the first ballot for the
former Mutual Security Admin
istrator.
State Chairman Richard IT.
Balch said there were no defec-
tions from the Hartman camp
and that $50 to IT'S votes would
be cast on the first ballot for MIR.
Hartman.
Roosevelt Sees Victory.
Mr.. Roosevelt reiterated, how
ever, that he would defeat MIR.
Hartman by a close margin. He
hoped his supporters would set
the convention afire for his
cause. But he did not claim he
has the $40 votes needed to win.
Moreover, while he scoffed at
the claims of upward Of 750
for Mr.. Hartman, he did not
deny that his opponent now has
more than a majority lined up.
Voting will begin about 11:15
o'clock tonight and the nominee
is expected to be chosen by mid
night or shortly afterward.
Mr.. Roosevelt did not seem tt
have the required number-ol
close to it. His chief support
came from upstate delegates
several of whom were openly
resentful of what they called
dictatorial control by New Yorl
City leaders backing Mr.. Har.
I
riman.
i Mr.. Roosevelt kept plugging
for delegate support and publicly
expressing confidence. But, ever
among his most ardent cham
pions, there was a feeling thai
only a political miracle coulc
| turn the tide.
Il Winner to Face Ives.
Win or lose, however, Mr.
Roosevelt is determined to fight
it out on the convention fool
with Mr.. Hartman. The winnel
will face Senator Irving M. Ives
scheduled to be nominated fol
Governor at the Republican Stat
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Retarded Week Planned

AL local chapters of the Ma
tional Association for Retarded
Children will meet at 8:15 o'clock
Evening star., 1954-04-04
STORE OF WASH.

BEDSPREADS. chenille, double
and twin size. also elec. broiler;
very reas. TU. 2-02Sl after IL am
BENDIX AUTO. WASHER. in excel.
cond., $45 Must be seen to be ap-
precisted. HE. 4-39SS.
BENDIX AUTO. WASHER. . yrs.
! old. good cond.: dining room table:
RHlns% faiT sSnd; Wasa,Sf! bsat ef!er oL oLaiE
feet condition. new motor, $50. 20
Bicycles rebuilt, boys and girls,
all sizes. Very reasonable. JU. s.
BicYGLEs. boys, recond. and paint
BICYCLE. Phillips English racer: used
very little; in excel. cond.; S35. OIL.
BiCYCiH-Brand new English type;
1915 1lth st: NV. EX. 3-0SS9. =
BICYCLE. Raleigh's Sports English.
excellent condition; fully equipped.
BICYCLE. icy Gle boys, English, needs tire M
BICYCLES, boys lie. 60 and "a in;
BICYCLES - American. $3.50 up:
English. S49;95 up; all sizes: trade
nYcis 1!aS iascegtsdi gT6pr GEoRGET9WN TOW 81
AD., 2-0100. In Arl., Va. Parkway
Cycle Co.. Lee hwy at N. Kirkwood
BICYCLES. brand-new. "a in. boys
SsE7!sa5 s7sEE ii s. ggFSa$ foIHEaF sH6E TSSS S$f5
BINOCULARS and cameras. from es-
tate Beautiful pair. 7x50. marine
seSsSsI slSsssS es coated esmeEas lenses case s7
BLANKETS. electric: ,Io00-e electric
icable; beautiful colors. blue. green,
rose, etc. Excellent buy for hotels,
m9tels: nE1te camps. camps. looming houses and
phone: wire or come direct to the
st. NV. HO. 2-96S6. -6
BOILER, hot-water heat; comp. with
oil burner and all controls: 3 yrs.
9ld; suit. 6-rm. house; S110. LA.
homes. saFg. Today cali CO. SECS.
RS6k WSesk' 111S rnyFkIst 18th a1s NV. tbe d. T.,
ffiendshie senutnc Mofocdo ios s,i' i@l 9l
ported. hand made. magnificent: for
standard Am. novel (7s4x5M in
as asstd' fI1ov' SSlors' $3;55 I9 t. S5 Write
BOOKKEEPiNG MACHINE. Alien
| Wales electric statement Desk
model. Bargain. $225. See Mon,
BOoKKEEPING MACHINE. Reming-
ton Rand. model 2S5-Y. Cheap for
quick sale. 331 Emerson st. NV.
BOOKS = Recent estate libraries:
very large assortment, liquidation
prices. In separate section, special
this week. fine collection of Civil
War books. ESTATE BOOK SALES
722 18th st. NV. End floor. Sum-.
Mon, 10 am. to 10 pm.
BOoKS-Sale now going on. All
books. reduced ls or more. Come
now and get the best buys. GEORGE
FRIENDS BOOK SHOP, 922 9th St.
NV. Ma. S-9402. Open ewes. It'll 8.
BOOKS ON ASTROLOGY. Horoscope
and Palmistry reading books for
sale. 81. BY Madam. 1918 N. Y. ave
NV. between 18th and 18th SITS. -
BOTTLES. Jars jugs. caps, corks.
T25 12la st. Sc. Ii. 6-9506.
BRICK. used brick $40 per thousand.
ACE JUNK Co. 2220 Georgia ave.
NV. HU. 3-4421
Evening star., 1954-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ELECTRIC RAZORS. imported Swiss,
$40 each. Box 471-H, Star.
ENCYCLOPEDIA, World Book; 1st
use. More World Books bought ari-
nCally than any other in America.
Helps children finish school year
with up-grades. Easy terms. We have
openings for sales minded, cultured
men. women on our home COUNSEL
ing stan. Guaranteed income. CO.
FSCYcEoPEDIAs. world Scope. Brit
cheap. +. o. Box 500. b. {. uu'
ENGINE. gasoline. Maytag. excel.
cond.; SIS. AP. 7-1975.
EXERCYCLE-Health reducing ma
$500; trade for or good spinet net piano n
ESufEST. ff hsf cost stRrILnse L. essss sonsi.tns
OF showcases. soda fountains. type
writer's, adding machines, etc.
Equipment may be seen on April Z,
1854, at 10 am! in Bldg. 2406
Mead. Md, at which time sealed
bids for the entire lot will be ac-
cepted by the Fort Mead Exchange.
FANs-Attic fans cool the entire
off on ali attic fans kitchen fans.
fan blades. shafts. etc. Make your
own and save more. We show you
how. Motors. motor repairs, fan re-
pairs, Use our parking lot: ELEC-
TRIO EQUIPMENT CO. 2F73 sher-
FARMING TOOLS, plenty cheap. Call
NCES-PADDOCK. estate. chain
LINK etc, estimates given free. JE.
FENCE, galvanized, so IT.: 36otn.
high; 8 mos, old; cost S1S.95: sacr.
50; also rugs. clothing. 7455 Ga.
FENCE J. TfosTs-Locust. cedar. hr;
4:lS$4.. RucKER ! LUMBER, T.tf 'N" VA
FENCE-An types. Low prices, free
full monogrammed grille. $500 in
stalled. Low summer prices on all
types storm windows. Call HE. A.
BIS. RA. 3-0172 any time.
tion; very reasonable. 10. 2-3731.
FENCNG-36 different styles. incl.
chain link; wood fences as low as
SOC pei, IT,. installed. Avoid the rush
and ;IG delay Of Installation BY order;
guaranteed. u, s-s555. l'
wd. Don't miss. Today. CO. 5-4625;
wk.. l112 14th NV. DI. 7-7372.
FlXIT SHOP SELL-OUT - Radial
arm saw. ! h.p., saws any angle,
with bench; drill press with NOR
tiser shaper and router: skill saw;
comb. belt disc. sander, cleo. and
plumbing supplies incl. wire, con-
duit. fuse and control boxes, pipe
nipples. ETC.. RA. 3-1964. a
FIkE EXTINGUISHERS, 2i2-gallon
S-A, $40; foam, $12.50; 15 lbs. COZ,
S37. 80. 2513 NJ st. NV. EX. 3-3527.
FIRESTONE FOAM RUBBER, cut TO
size, 80" matt. S27.5Q; 80" matt,
S34 Elk. 3-3521. 2513 NJ st. NV.
FLUROSCENT LIGHTING FIXTURES
800 two-lamp fixtures: 800 one
lamp fixtures. Complete with tubes.
Purchase all or part. Contact MR..
JACK SMITH. American Red Cross,
615 N: st. Asaph ST.. Alex. Va,
TIE. 6-7100. Ext. 20.
FLY ROD, Sla-ft. Shakespeare How
aid glass Wondered with case. cost
500; South Bend auto. reel, cost
SO; tapered line, cost SO. Used
only times, sell S35. JU. 9-403S
FOAM RUBBER MATTRESSES, pill
lows, chair cushions and seats, tc
any size and shape, reasonably
priced. Open Sun. LOFLAND UP
HOLSTERING. 1921 Ga. ave. Ia
3-3JlO. %
Evening star., 1954-04-04
ANTIQUES

AND DECORATORS ITEMS
Bavarian demitaSSe set, ST; cut glass
decanter, 81: bone dishes, 81; milk
glass duck, 81; cut glass carafe,
$3.50; cut glass finger bowl, 81 80;
Currier g. Ives plates, $3.50; lacy
edged plates, S1.50: salts, soc;
satin vase. $3.50; satin rose bowl,
So; Bristol vases $3.50: Stafford
shire & Parian figurines, S5; Parian
compoteS. $3.50; china compete,
$3.50; large punch bowl sets, $3.50;
Bisque figurines 81; lamps, 81:
cranberry cruet, $780, cranberry
tumblers, $3.50: frames, SOC up;
love seats, 2 chairs, $40; platform
rocker, $3.50; rockers, 81 up; mar
BILE top tables, $3.50; marble top
chest. SIS: pine table, $3.50; pine
chests. .$5; cherry table, So; pine
dropleaf table, $3.50: wash stand,
$3.50; cobblers' benches. $40 up.
Many other bargains. Come in and
prowl. Open Sundays, ewes It'll Z.
BELL KINDS. 412 E. Capitol st.,
Evening star., 1954-04-04
MlscELLANEous FOR SALE
Construction Machinery

construction Machinery
Bulldozers. air compreSsors. pumps,
mortar mixers; excel. shape. JO-
SEPH SMITH q SONS, 200l Kenil-
worth ave. ne.
CORNER CABINET, beautiful cherry
mahogany; cost $500, sell for
half. Call RA. 3-945S. -5
CORNET, Conn, excel. finish, 2
mouthpieces, mute, fully equipped
with case. $50. XII. S-1O57.
CORNICES. green. custom-made, one
SO in; long; two. A In. long, 10.
S-0149.
COSTUME yEwELRY CASES. light
oak. with locks, counter height, A.
and g. long: cost $3.50, sell $40. MA.
S-5450. BOYD'S, cor. g and 10th.
COUCH. studio. conv. to bed. $50.
Desk. lined oak. converts to dining
table a leavesl. 500. Desk chair,
$50. Chair, occaS., $50: bookcase,
SIS: card table. So. Floor lamp. Sc.
Table radio, 81. KI. 9-6536.
CREDENZA--Mahog.. orig. S150. now
$50; Vornado window fan. used .
mos; rose Wilton rug. 9x6.9, Sl5:
maple chest, $l6: mahog. rockers;
miscellaneous, DI T-S036
Evening star., 1954-04-04
DECORATORS SALE
Wrought-Iron Furniture
BRAND-NEW

Well-known manufacture. Selling at
jobber'S cost. Love seats, sofas,
cdairs, coffee tables. lamp tables; all
with distinctive coverings. Also up
holstered love seat sconces; other
accessories To inspect. cali OIL. q
1878 or Oh. 2-a535
DEER AND DOG antique glass, COB
let, pitcher and compete. WO.
DEEP FREEZE, 8 it.. never used;
will sacrifice. WA. 7-2S3S.
DEEP FREEZE. upright. s5 it,. like
new: will sacrifice. LO. 7-7741.
DEEPFREEZE. Frieidaire, 16 Gu. It.
inside. sealed unit. good condition.
WA. 1854. a
DEHuMIDIFIER made by Frigidaire:
used only few times; like new; cost
$40. sell for S75. Drive out to
Wen Vienna Va and see. Dunkirk o.
DESK AND CHAIR. oox32. mahog-
any. g drawers, l center drawer,
excel. cond. Best offer. LU. 4-6703,
DESKS-All kinds. for office, homes;
wood. metal. kneeholes; barg. Today.
So; 5-4625; week. ll12 l4th st. NV.
DESK EXECUTIVE, $50: portable
ironer, S35: safety baby table with
stroller and car seat; $50. WE.
: 5-5SU3.
DESKS--4 mahog. statesmen desks
with chairs to match. OV. 3-44S6
DESk-New walnut executive S35.
452a Blue Plains DIR. s.w., Apt. s.
Evening star., 1954-04-04

GAS T r3NycI NySI 2N.gl S1o
Bridse1. ia. $500.
BATH TUBS. basins. toilets; pipe,
n piecss: s4oo. :E. $1,000.
BATHINETTE, Ike ,nsy new n,aSa,s cost S2i' ~.
BATTERIES. . yrs. old. 1a volts
each: 80 volt sleetric slss motor; misc.
BEAUTY SHOP EoUTP.-Going out
Quick al 9usinesS' sane. RE. P.'tsq S.5lss.
and slip cover. S35. 170S Newton ST.
NV. Apt. 1. co. .5-7791.
BED. maple. full size complete ana
BED. HOLLYWOOD. single. Foster: Arm
innersprings, clean. $50. Ho. 2
BED-sacrifce: mahogany: double:
$40. simmons mattress, SO; springs
BED' T5Ssisi double. RS aIss With Springs and mat
tress. good cond.; bargain, Ii. s.
6925. 1919 A st. ne, Apt. 3.
BED. full size HOLLYWOOD, boy springs
and inneEspTings; st nsn cost o.r s14o 4 neS sitb
BEDS, twin; innerspring mattress
and springs. S11.5o each. 3537
10th st. NV, Apt. /. -
BED, double decker. vacuum cleaner,
chest desk: S12 each. RIA. 317215.
BED. double Hollywood. new baby car
riaee. folding stroller. Call LU.
1-45S3, before ? pm.
BEDS Roll-a-way, new. ] double,
$50; l single. S25. 10. 5-l39l.
BED. MAHOGANY. box springs, mat
! tress. nearly new $50: Westing-
house cleo oven, used times. S25.
PA, 6-169a.
BED. low poster, Beautyrest matt;
coil spr., $40; boudoir chair and
ottoman. $40: 18th Cent. credenza
and server tlacquer over mahog. ,:
S35 both pcs; pair rose tutted
velvet ch.. SIS pr; winthrop desk,
/ 25: chaise lounge. S25; lovely Gus
tom fan ch.. S65; ANTIQUE wardrobe,
$50; pr. antique side ch.. $50 ca. !;
mar. top dresser, S35; also china
clock, excel. running cond., .$S5: lge.
sliding bd.. iron ladder. $50. Morn
ings til and after 5. ia. 9-2477:
BED, twin. matt. Simmons, coil
side bookshelf. headboard. mat
tresses and springs, SIS. LU. 1878.
BEDS, twin. metal. with springs and
mattresses; rug, wool twist, green.
with pad. JU. 7-6466.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
MOTOR TRAVEL

Los ANGELES--Wanted l or 2 lady
drivers. share expenses; leaving
April 9. approx; refs. DE 2.SS37
April %. Refs. exchanged HU.
CIEXRVWATER. st. Pete, Tampa
Leaving April 10, can take 2-3. 10.
TEACHER. driving to Florida soon.
take 3. GERBRACHT, 2l35 F NV.
NE. .S-1102 or EX. 3-6633 weekdays
BALTiMORE-Daily ride or riders,
Wheaton. Silver Spring. s to D. LO'
LAS VEGAS, NEV.-Riders to share
driving and expenses. Leaving April
II. Box 453-D. Star.
WANT RIDE to Mexico City. Mexico.
Please contact Box 461-D. Star.
DRIVING Los AngeleS-San Francisco
April So. want :. or ) pasSenSers;
conf. car; safe driver. BECRAFT
JU S-2691.
Evening star., 1954-04-04

AIR COMPRESSOR, new. for spray or
shop. 3-ft. capacity; $3.50 Also
hose, gauge. regulators, tanks.
GICHNER SURPLUS
2513 M ST. NV EX. 1852
AIR R-CONDITIONER Carrier console;
fits any window: 4-ton; owner leav-
AiR- i -coNDffioNEkS.R.p; ffHi HSi o..RJ; Philco
console. excel. cond., $3.50 or best
offer. TIE. $4,000
AIR CONDITIONERS a. s4-ton
York window units, practically new,
reas. EN-. 3-637S or Ia. 9-5651.
AIR CONDITONERS-New and used
room air conditioners as low as 500;
installation and terms arranged.
This months special: ChrySler 1853
A-h.p. units. regularly S399. .95. now
WEBsTER'sa aSe s23 lT' st. t. nav, DSaN 81 4
Evening star., 1954-04-04
FORMICA

New, all colors. for tables, bars, sinks,
etc. 24x24. 81 90; 24x3Q; 81 40:
3QX3O, S2.95, etc. Also smaller sizes.
sIs Kennedy st. NV. TU. 2-1050.
FkEEzER, upright IL Gu. it.. rev.
FREEzER, deep freeze. upright. II
Gu; f. perfect cond.. $3.50. HE.
FREEzER, coldspot, 9 Gu. it.; Magic
Chef gas range. JE. 2-O0O9.
condition; ideal Tor small family
FREEZER, 4-cu.-ft. coldspot. excel
eonnd,;, leaving States; eves.' JU.
FROZEN CUsTARD MACHINES -
Electro Freeze, new condition. 9033
Ga, ave, Silver Spring. Md, JU.
FUR-Wild mink capelet. Just the
fur for Easter. Less than half price.
Call OIL. 4-704l. No calls on Sun.
or Thurs.
wild mink jacket.
Excellent condition. Sacrifice $3.50.
EN- 3-2433.
FURS-4-skin Stone Marten. prac-
tically new. Reasonable; JU. 9-75S7.
highest quality. offered due to pass
ing OF person for whom designed: /:
worn 3 times: size IA. for person
5'5" in height. or less; cost $500.
must sacrifice for 81 500 or best
s,Ie,d,d offer Also 81 600 blue mink stole
sian sable scarf, $500. Call ia
9-6t46 after m. Inspection by
amt. only. e
FURS--siiyer Fox cape. nice. hip
length. $50: ANTIQUE, Windsor arm
FURS-Slightly used glamorous mink
garments. Less than $500 buys
one that must have cost thousands.
Ike new. Must sell. PO. 2-30o9.
FuRS--:5-s stone marten scarf,
new condition. Call CO. 5-7744.
FUR COAT. muskrat, "a length. size
12-14. Owner going south. $40.
FbR tR coaT ceSSr9 dafF iarfF ranch Ii PoGm Mink like
new. "a length, 12-I6 size; will
sacrifice: going in serv EN- 3-3457.
FUR COAT, mink. size 16, "a length,
like new; IE. 4-0494.
sasriIics JU. " 5-ooiS' '''S' ''VV'
FUR SCARF. 4 skins. Stone Marten
never worn, S75. ia, 5-623f.
skin silver fox. Excellent condi-
ss siGn' for Originally s5 cost cost SI34 Vii
FURNISHINGS, verv fne: imported
lamps. cocktail, end tables. rug.
Misc. Leaving city. AP. 1888.
FuRNISHINGS--1 bedrm. apt in
BucSingham; apt. may be avail
IA. S-4549 ----6
FURNISHINGS of 1-bedrm apt. jr.
solid hardrock din. rm., 10 pcs. and
twin bedrm. suite, s pc. lge Tom
linsor. barrel back chair portable
bar. liv,.. rm. furn.. Venetian I'M
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Evening star., 1954-04-04
ANTTOTJESI

days only. Open 10 to g Sat. and
SUM-. April 8 and 4. Fabulous coll
lection OF real ANTIQUES at sacrifice
prices; 3-piece banquet table. Sher-
atom inlatd corner wash stand. Will
door reeded cor. cupboard. mahogany
cellarette. low-post bed, refractory
table. knee-hole desk. Chippenuale
corner chair. Terry clock, pottery
glass. china, silver; collectors iten,s
and museum pieces. This is a pri-
sale o bsfore ana apo prices rSs nos are % be,oW t
dealers prices. Remember, 2 days
only. 3214 N st. NV. A.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
MiscEL. ron SALE tcent.D

ANTIoUE---Glassware. fine quality.
satin glass and some pressed glass.
Mix glass, DE 2-6053.
ANTIQUE--Mahog. drop front desk,
old-fashioned china. Worcester
Derby and German china. DE. p
1858.
variety Of bronzes,
clocks lamps. pedestals, china and
oil Of NoRTHyWEssTf FURNfrTiURG * <
VARIETY SHOP. 1926 18th st.
NV. open til pm. AID. 4-277S.