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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
Life in the U. S.
Fresno Miner
Gets Big Bang
Out Of Fourth
By ihe Associossd Press

FRESNO. Calf, July s.
Seventy year-old Nell Morrow is
no piker when it comes to d big
bang on the, Fourth or July.
Mr.. Morrow, q hard rock
miner. had II sticks Of dynamite.
He didn't know what to do with
them. so he asked the District
Attorneys Once about it.
BLOW 'em up he was told.
He did.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
Careless Burolor

Ell MONTE. Calf tR A
burglar stole 500 from the
James Jones residence yester-
day.
He apparently left . burning
cigarette that started d fire.
Flames destroyed the $4,000
house.
Sparks started blazes that
damaged the roofs Of houses
occupied by Mrs. Bertha Sala-
Ear. SO. and Mrs. Sophie Kret-
"a, 90. Fleeing their homes,
both women collapsed with
heart attacks. They were
b. 4 So s ~ r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
Forging Boxer

Los ANGELES, tP] Mike. q
year-old part Boxer, likes to LUG
home bones and old shoes which
he offers to his owners. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Collick.
Recently the dog carried home
in his mouth an egg from the
nearby Echo Park Lake, Mrs.
Collick reported yesterday.
She put the egg In q warm
box over the water heater. Now
the household has another pet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
ey ihe Assceicssd Pres,

A $40 million boost in the
United States program Of aid to
Latin America is proposed BY
Senator Smathers. Democrat. Of
Florida. to help solidify anti
Communist gains In the West
ern Hemisphere.
Guatemala's successful revolt
against its Communist govern,
ment. Senator Smathers said In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05

adobe nut. lilo
The old soldier hopes to round
up whatever survivors of the ex-
petition live in the Washing
ton area and set. up Is small
headquarters during the legion
convention, August 80 to Sep
TENDER 2.
The days when q soldier had
SO many silver dollars In back
pay that he would pay a friend
20 per cent to carry it one day
through the Sierra Madre desert
are LONG gone. But Mr.. Cornett
would like to help a few old
buddies remember them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05

opened for the long trip to
Naoki's new home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05

taken to . medical center for
( treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05

q black and yellow duckling that
popped out the next day.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17
Governor 80.
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
greater inter-racial confidence, un-
Outstanding, cooperation, and har-
mony in the state.
1t was also pointed out during
the meeting that any statement
that group of Negroes who favor
segregation was being called to the
meeting would defeat the high pur-
pose of such a meeting.
There was general agreement
after lengthy discussion on the
following points as basis for dis
cussion in the future meeting:
81. We as responsible Negro cit
liens believe that it is entirely pos
,ible to develop a system of schools
in Mississippi that will satisfy both
its white and Negro citizens with
out trying to circumvent the de-
cision of the U. S. Supreme Court.
"2. Satisfactory systems Of
schools can be developed only
through meetings of responsible
white and Negro citizens for dis
cussion and agreement in regard
to their problems at the local level.
SO. With the population of the
state being almost equally divided,
with segregation by law having
been abolished and true program
of equalization of schools having
been instituted, a school in Missis-
sippi with nothing but Negro stu
dents and Negro teachers is no
more segregated school than
those schools are in Chicago, New
York, Detroit, Los Angeles and
other large centers of Negro popu-
lation outside the South.
"a. In this view, it is no longer
necessary that the word segrega-
ton be used in discussing a system
of schools for the state"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17

you that such a visit would un-
doubtedly be greatly appreciated
by thousands of music-lovers here"
(c) | have been invited by Adam
Holender, Impresario of the Agence
lnternationale de Concerts, Theatre
de Variete of Tel Aviv, Israel, to
make concert tour of Israel. 1t is
my understanding that Mr.. Holen-
der has made arrangements for me
to, sing in various concert halls in
Israel. Annexed hereto is a photo
static copy of a proposed concert
rendered to me by Mr.. Halender.
1t is my intention to enter into a
contract to sing in Israel upon sat-
isfactory terms to be arranged.
Cd | have received many ex-
preston of interest in my singing
or performing in other lands. 1t
is probable that when | travel to
England to fill my engagement
there, arrangements may be made
for me to sing and perform in other
European countries, notably France
and Scandinavia.
4. L expect to stay abroad for
about six months.
| am singer and actor by pro-
fession and | have achieved recog-
milton in many foreign countries
as we'll as in the United States.
However, my opportunities for per-
forming in the ordinary channels
of entertainment in this country
have ben severely limited, in that
opera, drama, motion pictures, the
larger concert halls, radio and tele-
vision have unfortunately been
closed to me here. | am one of
many American artists who have
been thus blacklisted for political
non-conformity.
Consequently the invitation to
sing and act abroad is welcomed
by me with heightened enthusiasm
in that it affords me the only op-
portunity to practice my profession
in conventional entertainment me-
dia before large audiences. The
value of this opportunity lies in
the fulfillment of my artistic eff
forts and in permitting me to earn
livelihood in my profession. If
should be unable to accept the
present invitations to perform
abroad, l should be without any
corresponding opportunity to en-
play my talents for compensation
at home.
Accordingly, l request your
speedy and favorable consideration
of the within application.
Very truly yours,
(signed) Paul Robson.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17
Plan Pilgrimage
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
'ers, Mr.. George G. Fleming, In
surance Executive; Mr.. Willard AL
len, Sovereign Grand Commander,
Scottish Rite Mason; Prince Hall,
Southern Judiciary; Mrs. Robert
Vann, Pittsburgh Courier; DR.. Nor
decai w. Johnson, President, How
ard University; Honorable Joseph
R. Ray, Assistant Administrator,
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, u. S. Government; Mr.
Robert Johnson, Exalted Ruler of
the Elks of the World; Mr.. John
B. Duncana, Recorder of Deeds,
District of Columbia; Mr.. Victor
R. DAILY, Chief Personnel and Phys
ical Division, U. S. Employment
Service; Mrs. Irene Mccoy Gaines,
President National Association
Colored Womens Clubs; Mrs. Jane
Spaulding, Consultant, Department
Of U. S. Government.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17
Continued from Page One)

NSohSihuSo AAoH oSC SAcJ
men, University of Colorado.
The purpose of the Lederle a
ward, according to the admins
traitors of the program, is to en-
courage men and women who have
progressed beyond the stage of
development which is now encom-
passed by the post-doctorate fell
lowship or so-called senior fellow
ships in pre-clinical sciences. The
program helps support promising
teachers and investigators and as
sists departments which can bene-
fit by expansion and thereby offer
opportunities for development of
promising individuals.
DR.. Marshall, who lives at 1719
Otis Street, northeast, has been a
member of the medical school fac
ulty at Howard since 1948. A ma
tive of Pittsburgh, Pa, he holds
che Bachelor of Science degrees
from Duquesne University and the
Doctor of Philosophy degree from
Wayne University. Prior to COM
ing to Howard he served as a
teaching fellow at Wayne, a fac
ulty member at Arkansas State
College, and a chemits for the U.
S. Army.
The project to be conducted by
DR.. Marshall as the result of the
Lederle award deals with embry-
onic development. The studies are
expected to add to the knowledge
of various functions of the Krebs
cycle during growth.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17
State Baptist -.

Continued from Page One)
of New Pearlie Grove Church in
Jackson; and Rev. W. M. Walton,
who is the secretary of the con-
vention.
The guest speaker of the conven-
ton will be DR.. Joseph H. Jackson,
pastor of Olivet Baptist Church, Of
Chicago, a native Mississippian and
the president of the National Bap-
fist Convention.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17
Pharmacists

Continued from Page One)
gories, namely, scientific subjects,
pharmacy administration and man
agement; development, testing and
marketing of pharmaceuticals, and
finally the wholesaler. The whole
saler's position will be discussed
by a representative of the National
Wholesale Druggists Association
DR.. Margaret ]. Butcher, Associ-
ate Professor of English, Howard
University and member of the
Board of Education, Washington,
D. c., will be the speaker for the
annual banquet closing the meet
ing on the evening of August S.
Mr.. Lorenzo E. Kelly of Hous-
ton, Tex, is the Association Pres
ident and Mr.. Rufus S. Hairston,
President-elect, of Winston Salem
will be installed as president at
the conclusion of this meeting.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17

1t Pays To Advertise In The
JACKSON ADVOCATE
Evening star., 1954-05-09
FIBERGLASS PANELS
FIBER-GLOW
soc PER SO. FIT. IA. S-6S4s

DAIRY CASE, Hin, s doors, meat
offer RE. 7-1040. -12
DAVENPORT CKarpen) and Lawson
type, blue boucle, excel. cond., $50;
misc. items. LA. 6-S606.
DEEP FREEZE, 14.7 Gu. ft., excellent
eond;; cndd;So owner moving; $3.50. oil
DEEP FREEZE. upright, 1a Gu. IT,,
new. ia. S-9l51. Ia
DEEP FREEZE. Amana. 1914 Gu. It,.
SPY. sfPEisht LII. $y7;sSSs!di yF; S!d perfect con eo9d;
DEEPFREEzER. l5-cu.-ft uprieht:
like new: 5000 Also summer and
winter rugs. Laurel S80-R-l, .
DEEP FREEZE. IL Gu. it., like new;
$3.50. 10. 5-2154.
DEEPFREEZE. Coldspot. 1876 Gu. IT,.
nFTTa like new TiN1s best offer; Ju 9-2s74
yerv little WA. 7-71sO or Sun. LU
DESK, beautiful ANTIQUE and match
ing chair; lge. 2-cushion Major
sofa; cedar hope chest, almost new;
RCA Is" TV. radio and record
player comb. in beautiful 2-dr.
cabinet. sacrifice. ia. 9-3451. %
DESK-McCaskey. steel. mahogany,
so in. long, 30 high: used by ply
sician; cost $500, viii sell for 500
Also record cabinet $50. ia. 9-0514.
DESKs-All kinds, for ONCE, homes;
CO. 5-4625; week II12 i4th st, NV.
DESK. FULL-SIZE OFFICE, solid
mahogany; very good condition. $50.
Can be seen Mon. thru Thurs. Call
JU. 7-7q2Q or ,JT1. S-1447.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
Livingston & Co.
EST. 1904

1923 H ST. NV, NE. 8-5268
DICTATIoN WIRE RECORDER, with
play back. foot control and hours
Of wire. Webster Chicago. $40. JE'
Din. RM. SET, prexel. mahos.: ere
denza buffet. china closet. table and
2 chairs cSas orig. $3.50; best oher'
Din. RM. BUFFET. mahos,. Duncan
DfSiNG M 1RoG Room SUITE, s-piece, wal
nut. splendid condition. $1oo. $50
nHNiSG Rltfs9h0qSS RM ST. Fii1RNrruRE. niT; walnut.
e-pc. with table pad. Si95: ; oe-
IL @lTTs5 SN Sls 10 s3Gss sc.
sry End table, Sc. Can % 81. @-S5ei:
DIN. RM. FURN., s chairs. table.
server. china cabinet and buffet with
plate glass tops: $500. EN-. 3-6334.
DIN. RM. SUITE China buffet.
DINING ROOM SURF. 2-piece lined
oak oak; excellent condition. Lu, A.
DINETTE SET-Light mahosany. g
DfNING ROOM SURE. iniaid. wal
nut. 10 pieces, excel. tond pur-
chased from woodward d Lothrop.
Very reas. Call LA. 6-3312. -
DINETTE SET-Dunean Phyfe ma
leaf. S chairs. S55. TIE. 6-1053.
DINING TABLE-Mahog. George
town Gallery; 6 ladder back chairs,
3 exten. leaves. and pads; SGD
$3.50 lst st; nv. RA; 3-2159.
$50. Toledo fireless cooker. 2 well.
$40. LU. 4-2353.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED

l. Mans 3-dia. ring: total 2ia cts,
set in modern lax w,g., mtg. S215
2. Ladys 224 cts. emerald cut beau
tiful color and cut, plat. diamond.
mtg. $500
g. Mans 8 dia. ring total approx. q
cts. set in hand made platinum mtg.
A terrific bargain. out of pawn,
4: Mans | ct. blue white, set in 4 (;
y.g. Claw" mtg. q barg., only $3.50
B. Lady's ia cts, perfect cut. brill
liant color. 14-k.w.g. dia. mtg, $525
g. Lady's diamond and platinum
watch, exquisitely designed. hand
made, studded with 80 blue white
diamonds and square sapphires. A
very lovely piece of jewelrv, fully
2. Mans diamond, horseshoe stickpin,
beautifully made with 10, full cut
diamonds, 14-k.w.g. and plat. mtg.
out of pawn at only - $50
8; Diamond and platinum watch
bracelet. straight row style. new
condition. set with 40 diamonds and
has added safety chain: out of pawn.
only 81 10
9. Dinner ring. 81 beautiful cut dia-
monds set in. marquise shape top
A tremendous bargain Sl75
10. Lady's Ia cts. pear shape dla.
ring. This is truly a ,magnificent
ring. verv brilliant and set in a
modern plat. baguette mtg. Only.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcens. |

GRASS CUT. hedges and bushes
trimmed and worked. can RA.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Brick,
carpentry. painting, plastering. etc
RlSnt 5sssGnsSls and rslaassi assas Cal
Ii. 6-6364, sun, between ]. and 5;
weekdays between $3.50 and pm
LAWN MOWERS machine sharpened.
adjusted and oiled at your door.
Call FRANK. AP. 7-4733.
LAWN MOWERS. power and hand. al
Work done at your home. RA.
Lawn AVN q MOWERS sHARPENED. ad-
HR 1gsteS s.7sas sas oiled at your door,
PAINTER. inside and outside paint
Work WI ssss sasr Wise REifS fe Ex sSea@s's'
PAINTING-Intefior and exterior: old
or new work; neat work; reason
paINri1NG. sH7S ia sia5SF RoSF REPAIRS. gene general
GarDentsr GH atsG ~ york Call Lo' 4-b7l2, or
PAiNTING' AND ROoFNG-Interior
and exterior: roofing and repairing,
all types: free estimates: work guar
anteed. White mechanic. 24-hr.
s> seryiSs call. ME: s-6442a Ia. -i3
free estimates. DE. 2-6445. 10
PAINTlNG-Interior and exterior;
free estimates. Call ALESHIRE &
WEBB, ia. 2-S205. ia. 4-0317:
PAINrING-.Ezterior: lst-sl.s. work,
white; ref. ia. 2-1731. 10
rkl-I''i0f eaultinS. 1. F. k1NsLoW. f LT.
4-596Q days: ewes. after 8, dU.
P7INTING, PAPERING-1nter.. exter.
Ist-class workmanehip. Work done
promptly. MR.. POAT. RA. 3-6643.
free: work guaranteed. Better work
for less" D. c.. Md. Va, ia, g.
p22INN1fiING. interior and exterior;
Ffeers Free estmstes naps' yX wets a71o %ecnenlc'
PAINTING interior and exterior,
PAINTING-1nterior. exterior; Also
masonry repair. Cali any hour. Ii.
p21NffNG AMIN ROOMS. $40 up, interior s
and exterior; reasonable. Free esti-
PAINTING AND DECORATING, tn
terror and exterior: quality work and
free est. Call any time: JU. s-3S59;
rAaNitNS neatly done. eAfMaN keas' 'eiN +. cooKE.
1881 HoImead pi. ri. 2-4s6S.
PAINTING-Interior and exterior pa
pering. carpentry. -plastering: white
man does own work. 10. 3-4566.
PAINTING. inside and outside; free
estimate. Call all day Sunday, JU.
5-7660
PAINTING, interior and exterior; all
work done at half price by 1st-class
white mechanics; patch plastering,
roofing RE. 5-5491.
DATNTn1TNC DTDTNN
Evening star., 1954-05-09
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcens. }

AN ACcoRDIAN, mother Of pearl
Price $3.50. RE. 5-6OS3.
ADD. MACHs.. 10 keys. like new
1I12 14th ct. NV. DI. 7-7372.
ADDING MACHINE; moved to Calf
owner SAYS sell. Also 21-in. TV con-
sole: 9h-ft. Phiic0 TefEr.. radio.
washer, sirTs 26-in. bike. gray Per:
sian lamb fur coat, size "A. 1886
Underwood NV. bet. 10 a.m.-8 p.m.
ADD. MACH, Corona. new. $50 80,
plus tax. Today. CO. 6:4626; week
1I12 14th st. NV. DI. 7-7372.
ADDING MACHINE. BurroughS cleo
trio, adds. subtracts, statement car
AbbfNG T5fSs sISA MAcn4NE HM sgnST surToushs .I.c,
typewriter. $45; washer. mixer, sew
ing machines. CO. 5-0360.
ADD. MACH. hand-elec.. for rent OF
sale; bargain; Today. CO; 5-4625;
AD6N Hk h!1I M1oh,SE a4a II nS Sl.rOd.b: 9d a7sz2
cond.. $40. Call Sunday. CO. 6-4626;
AK Hs dtoMrkEssoR, haah 81 nE BinEs R. !S1s
ideal for shop or paint spray; "a
orig. cost. $40: JA. 2-S411.
AIR GoMPREssoBa Weaver Weaver 2,;tsae:'
S n.sS only mo: sScrifcS' 6SS
air III 4 xcoeSSfbjrfFiGoNEK, eSfj T iGoNEK y h.p.: Used
AIR CONDITIONER, Mitchell, new
A-h.p; with fTsh , mount, thermo- HJao
AIR CoNDiTioNiNG. 2 new three
ton units with evaporating con-
denser; factory lists over $2. 500
ca. Have to sell fast; $1,000 ,ea.
Afkl Gsn lc6NDITfoSER. 81 G1HsSSEi window mot model:
too large for my window: cheap.
AIR CONDTTioNER. Seton Carrier,
made for easement window; used l
mo; last summer; make offer. 10.
AIR CONDITIONER-3-ton priceless
Air-Temp. excel. cond. ALtISON's s
AIR CONDITIONING. 2212 14th st.
AIR coNDITfOSSER for easement
window; i-o2 excellent condition. 500.
AIR II GsoSDiTr1oNERs. soShDDTr G. e. console
models; one a-h.p., one 94-h.p.; will
a both s0n for ssoo. 6senat5 e. s.ssse 'EfS after
AIR : e GGoNp1rIoNER. Carrier console,
n = h'p. ssas slso table. chairs beds. etc
AZ i J, SONSIT1oNEHs; iS1s 9s so 1875. models
AIR CONDITIONER. h-h.p.. Feeders,
2 summers old. S125.. HO. 2-5136.
AIR CONDITIONERS. N-ton Servel
Regular $369.95, now $1e5. Call
AIR s' ;o5NShSi;1ER CoNShDSi;r1oNER, RcA o H-h'p..
never used, sacriflce. WA. 7-2s3s.
AIR R-CONDITIONING UNIT-2A-h hip.
Servel. ia. 2-1692. OF. 4-7416.
AIR coNDIT1oNER, York H;;ton.
Very little used. Has had excellent
care and winter storage. One year
Original cost S368. Priced for quick
sale $3.50; Phone after 3 pm. Lud-
AfE liz csoSNaDn1f1oNERs, 6sSan in crates.
Brand-new 1853 Chrysler, q h.p.,
spee MP ss35ss 15sns ". Its :pee!sIas !si1ssRi n
easement window units. No metal
APPLIANCE 77OO Ga. ave. NV.
AIR Ts' cSoSSIpdisfi1oNER, S5SIdsi practic.iIy iU new
Phtlco. ton window unit. 5000.
ANT1oSUEsIoenuine ANTIQUE ships
model, banjo. barometer. Sheraton
inlaid tray, handsome inlsid wine
chest. several pieces model furn.,
Staffordshire figures. WO. 6-6677.
S-Victorian loveseat: wash
stand with marble top. OIL. 6.744S.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

FURNITURE.sGta Ir5S bed easy fhaiT chat,
green night table and chest, bed;
available after goth of May. dJU
FURNITURE-Florida-bo bound, sclHne
iurn, Of 2cbedrm. house; no dealers
FURNiiTURE-Moving out of town.
Table chairs, living room chairs.
tables, misc. items. RA. 6-4373;
FURNITURE Two Duncan Phyfe
Prieed for anidS sale. sale luz IU' 1-$si5.
FURNITURE Solid walnut buffet.
mGd oak v chest cbs,r Of or. draTsTs 31nor
FURNTTURE--studio couch. $50: Z
single HOLLYWOOD beds. S22 each:
maple bed. Sl2: We also do re-
upholstering: sofa and chair, $50.
includes labor and material: slip
covers for sofa and chair. S52. in
cludes labor sor and dD material custom rdt,Gn
damask or texture material SOS:
lawson chairs, $50. HoFFMANN UP
HoLSTERERs. 2447 18th St. Co
FURNITURE-Dble. bed. coil springs.
mower. hand l6 in rubber tires,
s.; short wave RCA radio, .s15;
oak once desk, > drawers, ?7Xi5x30
mi ST. !, hesyy s;s6 sa Grnfmental n on1 l'a iEGn
ICE. rabbit hutch, on legs. 5ox36
rTRN1TURE-s. ihi Re S."%Sot wooden oed. mas
sive style; springs; felt mattress
chair; lamp; All $3.50, 2"ls Tgn-
FTRNITuiRE isR ri - Contents of 7-roOm
house; open for inspection Sat. and
sun. 2 to dark. 1432 Webster s..
NV. Call MR., wAsHBURN, Tu. .
FUKNIIgRE3Rollswaay bed; .sI.s liy rm y
sef.sds eSss taeiss aessonabs 4sd R2 2GEs sss snd
FtRNITURE-Sect couch, chair,
tables. lamps. dinette set oiond;
MISC; breaking home, sacrifice' "a
FrRSTTURE-sofa and slip cover.
cocktail tables. > drum tables, 2
matching lamps. telephone table and
chair, gold frame mirror, 2S-in,
leather drum table sal,a. sun, l It Pm
FuRNiTuRE-Fine ivory double bed
sSsu'SiaI' sFs: haii mirror. iStSr SIS; new metal
bird cage 81 10. 4-0i -
FURNITURE---Habitant knotty pine
complete living. dining and bedrm
suites: also Philco comb. hleached
mahog: porch furn., practically
new ~, s-4099 Sun. Hkdays
after : pm
SALE-Brand-new, bet
ter-erade bedrn.. dining rm. living
rm., from unclaimed freieht and
factory closeouts, etc. A great saw
ins for cash LION STORAGE
BLDG. 46o New York ave nv;
daily, 1916; Sat. till 4. RE. 7-43lO.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

DAY 1.3U m. 10 D p.m. oOHDH
am. to 3 pm m---------------
BULLDOZER : TD14A dozer anc
nPPiannh,DozER. Pan, ST; s-fn50is aDtis. blade, $3.50
Scrapers large and small. good con.
dition, will consider deal. 1947 kE
DUMP, $3.50. Topsoil. Lo. $4,000
CAMERAS? Price. quality. guarantee
service; you can't beat. :BRENNER
S33 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 7-2434:
f35 nm. Xenar F::3.5 telephoto;
nash. s235. RAY HARRIS WA
'projector. sS5. SIS screen. SO
sPGrz. sPT lr'RGq' s6! se3.474. Like N =
CAMERA, new, voigtlsnder, 35 MN.
Vitessa f2 lens with case. retails
$3.50; for quick sale 800 EN-
C&MERAs-KeystOne, s nm; movie,
a ) lens; peri; Kodachrome slides
CANiERA-Pako dryer. elec.; E. K
printer. SxlO autofocus enl-. MIN
So and l6 MN. contact paper Nc, No
c4MERa Z II Z Le!ca 1llF. summarit
fl5. S1S5. RA, 3-3ltS
CAMERAS-Leica, model 3F, f. Sum-
mitar lens. case and flash attach
ment. new. sos; Nixon II 4 lens
case and fash attachment. new
Sl15: Nixon. fla lens, case. used
very little. like new, Sl45. JA
5-5S51
CAMERA. Leotex. 35-mm.. with wide
angle and telefoto lens and other
access S10O. TU. 2-303S.
CAMERA. movie. Elk, 16-mm. with
case: S4s. Weston master meter
SIS. Bargain. HE. 4-5770.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
FURN.---34 so. yds. beige carpet. IA
wood bed; all "a price. DU. 7-1sO7.

FuRN.--34 so. yds beige carpet. "a
M Wood GrSSsf0am Sed al y irpm prlce Mf5Gr &c. H9y
FURN.--Must sell Immediately; new,
Wr9ught-iron liy. I'M, dinette. mod.
9p,l.; all day, Sat. and Sun. %
lamp. elec. fan: kitchen items, etc.
AID 4-4913. 1918 Both st. NV.
FURN.--sofa. Chippendale: 3 sum-
TgS mSr Euss; 4ls3sE axl@; 2 new drapes' green. green.
FGRN.-cont,ents of entire house 3
compl. bedrm. sets: liv. rm., din.
nm. rugs, tables, misc. items. 2lO
z. Broad st. Falls Church. Va. ,JE.
FURN.-5 rooms, including china.
55riSec,aa;;brac 5Scaa; and antiques. Call KE.
FURN.. better grade. club char.
hog, bedrm suite, traditional: rcas.
Call mornings or ewes, HE. 1-s.i;t6.
FURN.-Pair rockers; mahog.: rev
nyion upholstery; pie crust marble
FCRN.-Antique maple chest. walnut
trim; crystal lamp, book ends. bot
FURN.-Chairs, vanity. bureau, kit.
lhDlcs QlsNes, pots, IOdSJeT, grapes,
brass andirons. RA. 3-445O.
FURN.-Jr. dinette set. mahog: bed
rm. suite, solid maple; baby grand
piano, Duncan Phyfe sofa. misc.
articles all good values ia. @-75oo.
FuRN.-Rare circassian walnut bed
rm. set. cost over $1,000. sacrifice;
tlle-top coffee table. Sl5;. Necchi
console sewing machine. like new.
save 500 DU. 7-9l42
FURN Two - beds, complete; two
matching 5,drawer chests nt
drawers desk and chair. DU.
FURN.@M!sc. incl. chairs beach, ,
drapeS, curtains, pillows, lamps.
silver. hdwe.. gym springs. etc. One
lot Sl2 Wheel chair. peri S37.
Table. pads $HG Me. $1,000
FURN.-Sota, chaiSe lounge, vanity.
skirt and draHes frce7e., hea aboard,
hsnG vac lamps clock radio ref.
bnnks, ctt To-. prices JU. 7-65S4 ;
FURS.-Lea.in% country, must sell.
Couch, $50 nah, cocktail table, SIG;
bookcase, StJ- oNerstuFsd chair. 50;
radio phone $40. JA. 2-OO04
FURN.-Velour sofa bed with bedding
compartment. $50; also lined oak
dinette table with extra leaves and
4 chairs, SIS. CIR 3-1162.
FURN. --G-pc. mahog dineite, so;
blond tel. bench $40 Ape. sectional
sofa. new, Si40; rug, So; lounge
chair. mod wal desk. SO; bedrm.
set, S65. ia. S-156..
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