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high-level meeting in Washing
ton, called the allies into emer-
gency session last night to dis
cuss the speediest course of
action. He voiced confidence the
United Nations would support
e any move the Americans might
decide on.
Representatives of the Is ma
tions promised immediate con-
situations with their governments
on possible steps. They sched-
uled another meeting for today.
President Eisenhower told
newsmen in Washington yester-
day he did not see ''how the
United Nations can possibly dis
abuse itself of a feeling of re-
sponsibility in this matter. and
retain it's self-respect." Similar
views have been expressed by
congressman. The airmen few
under U. N. colors.
Dulles to Confer at u. N.
Secretary of State Dulles left
Washington early this afternoon
by plane for New York to confer
with Ambassador Lodge on steps
to obtain the Americans release.
The State Department said Mr..
Dulles also would discuss other
topics with Mr.. Lodge.
The Secretary had an appoint
ment later in the day with for
mer President Herbert Hoover,
who has just returned from a
trip to West Germany. Mr..
Dulles is expected to return to
Washington tomorrow.
After meeting with the allies,
Mr.. Lodge told newsmen: 1--WE
are going to act to do everything
we can to keep faith with these
men. They are U. N. men as well
as United States men. This Or
ganization can't go on if it does
not stand by people who go to
bat for it when it gets into
trouble"
u. N. circles said there were
three main avenues of action:
/. Bring the matter before the
Security Council - where un-
doubtedly it would run into the
Soviet veto.
2. Ask U. N. Secretary General
Dag Hammarskjold to intercede
personally with the Peiping gov
ernment.
8. Seek a General Assembly
resolution charging violation OF
the Korean armistice and de-
manding the flyers release on
grounds they were Illegally i'm
prisoned.
Plea Limited to Airmen.
# the third course is adopted
the Russians are expected tt
echo Peiping's claim that the
men are not war prisoners but
were shot down over the China
mainland.
The United States apparently
aimed at forestalling such 6
move Is confining its appeal te
the II airmen. Two civilian EN-.
ployes of the United States Army
were sentenced along with the
flyers but Mr.. Lodge said they
were not in the U. N forces. AL
had been captured when planes
in which they were riding were
downed during the Korean War
The case Of the imprisoned
Americans first cropped up here
Wednesday at the opening of thu
Korean debate in the 60-natior
Political Committee.
Denouncing their failing or
what he called "trumped 50 uE
charges" United States Delegate
James j. Wadsworth said con.
ditions were hardly favorable
for new Korean negotitions--
sought by Russia-"at this time
when Communist China has JUS
furnished fresh evidence of it.
brutal and illegal treatment o1
captured personnel of the U. N
command in violation of the
armistice agreement.
Russia's Jacob Malik indicated
the Soviet attitude when he sale
the case Of the flyers had moth
ing to do with the Korean prob
lem.
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tory of the Senate-has been
played out.
The result was measured on
the Senate floor late yesterday,
in hushed and tense atmos-
phere, as the Senate voted, 81
to %, an official rebuke of the
controversial Wisconsin Repub-
lican on a bob-tailed two-count
resolution of censure.
The final vote omitted the
word "censure"-a matter of
later dispute-but condemned"
Genator Mccarthy on two
grounds:
l. His failure to cooperate
with 1872 investigation of
his financial affairs, his abuse of
the Senate Elections subcommit-
tee that made the investigation
and such action, the Senate vote
said, obstructed "the constitu-
tional processes of the Senate. +"
| 2. His attacks on the special
Senate committee which recon-
mended his censure and his ref
erence to the committee members
as the "unwitting handmaidens"
OF the Communist Party.
The Zwicker Case.
The final voting washed out a
censure count that would have
condemned Senator Mccarthy
for alleged "abuse" of Brig. Gen.
Ralph w. Zwicker when the off,
Ger was a witness before the
Wisconsin Republican last Feb
ruary. BY a 64-23 margin, the
Senate voted to substitute for
that count a condemnation of
Senator Mccarthy for his at
tacks on the special committee
headed by Senator Watkins, Re-
publican, of Utah. which recon-
mended the censure on two
counts, one involving the Zwicker
affair.
The final resolution in con-
demnation of Senator Mccarthy
carried no word specifically on
"censure" and the Mccarthy sup
porters. in the fervor of their
battle, sought to make much of
that in the final windup.
But Senator Mccarthy, who is
regarded as a realist and who
was on the floor only for part of
the censure vote, took no part
in that bitter debate on Sc
mantics.
Afterward, asked if he thought
he had been censured, the Wis
consin Republican spoke sue
cintly to radio and television
well, it wasn't exactly a vote
of confidence"
A Note of Hilarity.
He was talking as his sup
porters on the Senate floor, amid
some hilarity on their part, were
questioning whether the Senate
vote was a "censure" or a con-
demnation.
While showing that he had
Evening star., 1954-12-03
Lengthy Battle
lover Mccarthy
Ends in Senate
Final Vote Omits
'Censure,' But Says
He's Condemned
By Cecil Holland

Senator Mccarthy today was
under official condemnation of
the Senate, but the scars and
bitterness of the censure battle
fingered on.
The drama of the censure con-
troversy-the fourth in the his
Evening star., 1954-12-03

Loundy Owner Enters Row Over NORTH
west Trionele" Zonins. Poge Al
Zeckendorf Plan Shows Promise. Eisen-
hover Believes. Pose AT
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BULLETIN

VATICAN CITY (R.-Pope
Plus XII passed a stationary
afternoon with a tendency
toward Improvement" a mem
ber of his family said tonight.
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U.S.. Seeks Prompt y. n. Action
To Release II Americans jailed
By Red China on Spy Charges
Dulles Confers
With Lodge on
Latest Move
BY the Asseeioted Press

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, Dec
3.-The United States pressed to-
day for United Nations action tc
free II American airmen jailed
by Red China on spy charges
The move brought quick response
from Americas Is allies in the
Korean fighting.
United States Chief Delegate
Henry Cabot Lodge, jr., after q
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Indian President Is 70

(See BRIDGES, Page A-2.)
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Text OF Presidents News Conference
Remarks. Pose A-9
President Appeals for Potienee in DeoI-
ing With Red Toeties. Poee A-l0
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Make-Believe World

This ID the time for good Christmas
stories, and dandy starts today in The
Star. IT'S written especially for the
youngsters, and the first chapter OF
Santa and the Mars King is on
Page AIS.
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Text Of Censure Resolution. Pose A.
Pride end Prejudice Show in senote
Action. Poee A.
Mecorthy Mail Cover Report Due.
Pose AS
Joe's Jeonnie Has Better Luck. Pose c-l
Evening star., 1954-12-03

tSee LINCOLN, Page A-3)
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Continued on Page A-4, Col. -
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An Assoeioted Press Newspaper
Evening star., 1954-12-03

(See POPE, Page A-3.)
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SITUATIONS MEN (cems.l

MEN AVAILABLE for houss ana yard
the SALVATION ARMY. HarboF
Light Center We. 8-4532.
YOUNG MAN, 20, draft exempt,
wishes position in TV as apprentice:
5 yrs. exper. in radio. La. 6-7675.
YOUNG MAN. college grad. bus. and
math.. colored, veteran, desires per-
manent clerical. sales Or any type
Y fs1sSss HGsksiSn Pm Man With fs,
sal, future. Can XII. S-5sSI. 30
YOUNG COLORED VET wants job
wool spotting, pressing. operating
dry cleaning machine. Ii. 7-2412.
STUDENT wishes SUMMER
employment; excel. typist with high
G. S. rating; reliable and conScien-
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YOUNG MAN. colorsd. desires part
time JOB, odd jobs. evening and Sat-
urday. DE. 2-4O90. 2Os
painter, lanitor, housework, yard
work. Call LII. 1-54O2. 20s
NAN, % yrs, . "a yrs. college. desires
to make connections with common
carrier or trafic dept. Of pvt. or
SANITATION: LA: 6-3635. liz
h he5p; 7t exps5'; refs: day or night 5S
MAN. 80. desires work as
clerk, cook, canvaSser, porter: re-
liable. refs; no driving. DE. 2-S54S.
MAN wishes janitor work.
good refs Ii 6-69S9. -21
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SITUATIoNS-DoMEsTIc

G.H.W. AND COOK-5ha days per
wk.: live in or out; exper. with refs.
GIRL. colored, as nursemaid taking
care car ELDERLY elderly lady or man; eS6er.
MAID or General housewOrk: local
MAN, coiored. exper.. desires days
work house cleaning and lawns.
minor painting. RIA. 6-4763.
GIRL desires work as baby
sitter or mothers helper. 70; s.
WHfTE WOMAN desires houseWork
by day. TU.- 2-6176. 90"
sires to care for children for EN-
ployed es couple: exper.: local refs.
RUIPRER's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
has plenty Of women on hand wait
ing for work, but the hour. day or
week. Refs. investigated. Ho. 2-9427.
WOMAN wants part-time
GT E:5;%i 6h days; adults: refs
DAY CLEANING and ironing: busi-
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W sleST' III HUi pi S14a4g NV MAID. "a ssvs
children: excellent references. Cali
COLORED-EXPER. DAYWORKER:
cleaning or cafeteria, part time, or
child care. DU. .7-4325. 90"
care: days wk. LA. 6-2357.
COLORED GIRL, reliable, desires
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COLORED GIRL wants days work
for Monday, Wed. and Friday. very
good ref. 10; l.243S. 90
fees or hotel work. CO. 5-4731. :
COLORED WOMAN wants housework
ents: city refs. AID. 2-O7T6. 80
COLORED WOMAN, wants 5 days
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COLORED WOMAN wants days work:
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Ii T-OI35
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HELP-WoAAEN

for apt. house. Settler.
exper., in renting to satisfied ten
ants to handle help. refs. required.
Excel. OPP. Box AS. Star.
-HOUSEKEEPER. for small
guesthouse In exchange for light
hskping: studio. Refs. AID. 2-9296:
M Ian 49,, days . week; slosea
Beauty SALON, 445s Conn. ave.
MEAT WRAPPER. for self-service
meat dept, Apply in person. 4I39
MED. LAB. TECH.-Salary over 500
week to person qualified to take
complete charge OF lab. Box 334-S,
MEDICAL SECRETARY for work with
ophthalmologist. 512-day week; $3.50
mo. Write Box 1875. Star, stating
qualifications. age education and
references. -21
PATENT SECRETARY - Competent
secretary with patent exper. by, es-
tablished law firm. Good working
conditions, salary commensurate with
sbility; Phone MRS. GATES. ME.
PIX OPERATOR. experienced, and
file clerk. must type; 5-day week.
aforementioned once. Apply MAJOR
MASTERPIECES, INC, Oil 9TH st.
NV. Ask for Mrs. Strauss in after
PIX OPERATOR. experienced, null
tiple board; hours 5 to IL pm.
Apply Managers once, THE ME-
RIDIAN HILL HOTEL. 26Ol 10th
st. NV. I'll
PIX OPERAToR-TYPIsT. 6-day wk.,
good pay. air-cond. bfflce. Phone
Mrs. Wood. MA. $3.50 for appoint
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tipping and shorthand skills re-
quired, plus ability to deal with pub
lie pleasantly. Congenial associates,
atr-eond. ONCE, salary open. Write
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HELP-W0MEN

APPOINTMENT CLERK for beauty
salon; $50 TO start for 6-day wk.;
age 25 to 30. LOUIS CREATIVE
HAIRDRESSER. ITO Eye st. NV.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER CASHIER,
not over 35; downtown real estate
Office. Must be good typist;, expert
ence necessary: 5-day week. Sat,
ASST. BOoKKEEPER, MGR 5000 opr.
Excel. WORKING conds;; good salary:
co, Mr.. Medins. MA. 5000. 80
BEAUTICIAN. experienced operator
BEAUTY SALON. 6O4 18th st, NV.
B Msi fAS' NEEDED Takoma.
or full time: vac. with pay Call
IA. 9-26S1 or Ju. 5-5567 for in
terviews on Monday. 30
BEAUTICIAN-HAIR STYLIST: prefer
work. Apply in person, ROBERT OF
BEAUTTCTAN. experienced. Apply 900
N. WaShington st., Alexandria Va
BAE ga srIcH2N cond.: 5-day Sk,:
NARY BRUCE HAIRDREssERs; ST.
B EAU exper.. fun or part
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B EAU ENi OF EG as1ATo R,maaicaFist
gssS: hours .9.I to $50 4E;$oi; NO. q
BEAUTY OPERATOR. full time; ex-
per-: salary guar. plus comm: s.
hr: day 5-day wk. For appt:, RIA.
BEAUTY isIpr;I; OPERATOR. fun or part
time. HAYWOOD BEAUTY SALON,
23n7 Varnum St. Mount Rainier,
Md, Ma. S-l01S or Wa 7-4056.
BEAUTY OPERATORS WANTED, fun
or part time. Suburban, Nd. shop.
Pleas. working eonds. Phone CIR.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around,
good salary; 5,day week. hours Sc.
4716 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-S30O,
BEAUTY OPERATORS te) and /
manicurist: exper. only. for modern
air-cond. salon. Call Oh. 2-9S4S
: MARTiNTs STUDIO or BEAUTY,
1892 Wis. ave-, Bethesda. Md. 81
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DIRECTOR WANTED

Permanent opening for qualified man
with long-estabIished BEVERAGE dis
tribution concern. Must be eligible
for Md. chauffeur's license. Oppor-
tunIty for aboVe-averase earnings.
Resident Of Hyattsville- Capitol Hts.
area preferred. Give complete infor-
nation in reply. BOX 342-S, Star;
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SECRETARY
ERGO
SECRETARY

ENGINEERING g. RESEARCH CORP.
Md. WA. 7-4444
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SITuATI0NS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT - Part time; books
local refs: prompt. ~ 9-54O7
BUILDER, who knows the business
from & to z. with credit and refs.
wants connection with others. Call
C fxShii s'1 joarneyman B. and
B. and w. Box 216-M, Star. -21
CPA, 35, seven years experience in
come tax and renegotiation with
u, s. Government; Also outside
public aceountine.. Desires position,
private INDUSTRY with f vt Geo PvsS ;i
relocate. Box 4S9-M, Star 10"
ELECTRICIAN MECHANIC, Just ar
rived from Germany. understands
and speaks English; Willing to work
as helper; KE. 6,S35S: -21
INN SasE perm; .- Age So and single 11.
Textile SALESMAN-Mature man
with 25 years experience in textile
manufacturing and machinery sales
with South's LARGEST Arms. desires DO
aseG s sb OF yeariy Quota Of
S50,0oO with last firm. Thoroughly
familiar with production and cotton
yarns, rayon hose cord, sewing yarns,
ete. VII consider allied field: ..o Box
MECH IL i" iDRAWNNG-TYPIsT. mechanic.
Va drivers permit, his. grad, wants
summer work. Ell. 6-3672. go
or retail grocery sales
man. 15 yrs. local exper.; ref. WO.
6-5469. 20S
GOVT. EMPL. desires eve. empl.
sexton, switchboard. elevator serv-
ice 6 to midnight. Ii. 1883. POS
GOVT. EMPL., colored, wants work
ewes. wk. ends: sales clerk. porter.
driver. Phone LU. 4-4357 any time.
AMBITIOUS, RELIABLE coy, white,
is. desires empl. for summer: cleo.
or mechanical work. OIL 4-2016.
DESIRES WORK IS multileth oper-
ator or Duplicating plant worker.
e. 3-4775. 20'
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MATTRESSES

Day or evening; excellent working
conditions; paid vacation; discount
on purchases and many other en-
ploye benefits. Call MR.. HEYANG,
ia. 2S6i22 between 10 am. and 8
home. for ambulatory aged; strong
white woman. with nurses expert:
ence preferred; gentle and cheerful
personality necessary; live in. With
in D. C. Box 209-S, Star. -2I
GIRL OR WOMAN, white: to run
short-order restaurant; no exper..
s 81 saP pros S Consider pAH ess.
BRUBAGE, Occoquan 10S-J-3. 30
GIRL FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK.
pleasant working conditions. 5-day
week. Apply 1905 Rhode Island ave.
ne; Fri, g to 1: sat, 10 to 1.
Sork. s:So to 1910 pm. Apply
TIDAL BASIN BOAT HOUSE. 18th
and Maine ave. s.w.
WOMAN meat wrapper In self-service
meat dept; 5h-day week; 3519
H ESGsS earn all of your gro !
ceries plus substantial income in
your own home by making few
telephone calls q day. An established
frozen food company has excellent
opportunity: Call IA. 7-6530: --22
OPPORTUNITY-Fu or part-time,
permanent in sales dept. For app't.
call OF. 4-9507. -22
MOVING COMPANY needs girl typist:
must be accurate; exper. in moving
and storage business helpful but
not essential: prefer N. Arl., Va,
resident as office is located mr.. new
Hecht store: very good opportunity
for eXper. person or one willing
to learn. For interview, call Mr..
STORAGE 81 VAN CO., INC, Sol
N Randolph st., Arl., Va. 30
BORN AGAIN-Christian woman to
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must be highly capable with win
some personality. Write details to
STRONG WOMAN to care for heavy
semi-invalid: no housework or cook
ing: must live in: salary open. EN-.
WHITE WOMAN, refined, to help with
work in home. Room. board. salary.
vANTEDHWhite lady as companion,
between so and so years of age.
who likes the country and garden
ing. for elderly lady. MRS. A. B.
WICKES. Mt. Vernon. Va. SO; o.
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BABY SITTER, retired nurse; de-
pendable, does not drink or smoke;
75c per hour, transportation: min.
1 hours; city reference. DI. 1859.
2Os
COLLEGE STUDENT desires fun or
part time work as typist or steno.;
bookkeeping knowl. Ii. 6-615I. 20s
COMPANION NURSE for refined per-
son; excellent references. Box 4O3-
RETIRED GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE
needs some ONCE work to add to
small annuity. Box 4S5-M, Star.
SECRETARY. capable, eficient. o.
yrs. experience; avail. immed.; eX-
Gel. ref. LU. 4-021O. 21'
TYPIST, accurate. 20 w.pm., wants
empl. vic. 18th and H NV, 2:30 to
$50 pm. Box 456-M. Star. 20"
fountain. salad or sandwich work;
some eXper DE 2-23S2 20
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5ALEsLADIEs FOR READY-To-
WEAR AND sPORTSWEAR. EX-
CELLENT STARTING SALARY
MANY COMPANY BENEFITS. AP.
PLY IN PERSON BETWEEN $3.50
AND 1880 AN. KLEIN'S. 1927
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MELP-WoMEN tcons.I

OPERATOR All around:
6-day week: salary plus commission;
Falls Church. CAL JE. 2-os23. Z21
is M pus o soD f SSo
AND ANGELO. 1907 Mass. ave. NV.
BEAUTY fla S7g OPERATOR for Silver sprins
salon; 5-day wk. Salary and comm.
GIpse a5s 81, b 1ETins Su AND ana aug
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Exclusive
NV. hotel-apt. bldg; air-condi-
toned salon; closed Mondays; sal
airy optional. Call EN-. 1851.
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AIR-CONDITIONER
AIR CONDITIONER

ANTlQUES-150 yrs. old, vanity,
dresser, bed and wash stand. Cali
WA. 1884.
ANTIQUEs-Emplre sofa. newly REIN; :.
wine velvet, $175: bareback
chairs with new slipcoverS. gold, /
blue. 500 DR.: lge. chest, 5 draw
ers, dressing table with matching
side chest and bench. all teak, Co
lonial. and mirror, S125: also dbl.
bedsteads, $40 each: 1 Duncan Phyfe
drop-leaf table. S15: 2 occ. chairs.
S. each IA. 2-4292. -21
ANTIQUE-Peruvia primitive paint
ing; late 18th or early 18th CEN
fury; 59~x52":: Santa Rosa de Lima
with allegorical scenes. done in gold
leaf perfect condition; antique
frame. May be seen by appoint
ment after pm. or week ends.
Phone Adams 4-5612. -2l
Sheraton dining chairs,
inlaid serving and lamp tables, ma
hog. chest. etc. OIL. 4-6559 30
chime clock. royal
blue, pink and white: $780, 1880
ANTIoUESETo settle estate: large
amount of china and glass including
Wedgewood. Nielsen, Dresden. TIL
fanny cut glass. etc; French furni-
ture, silver. jewelry and misc. furn.
sat. and sun. 3 am. to pm.
sos PhiIadelphia ave-. Takoma Park.
Nd. go
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Mathematical Assistants

Recent college training or
work experience in computa-
fication: 2-yrs. of recent COL
lege mathematics and physics
or equivalent. In some po-
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BIS. degree. Research and
development organization con-
veniently located in subueban
Maryland. Excellent working
conditions. Opportunity for
advancement. Send brief re-
sumo to Box 479-S. Star. All
replies will be treated con-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bookcase. SIS.
A MI Tvs E ~ III SS5Sss62 20
Sesk and china. solida walnut; was
NITURE CO. 3237 Columbia pike.
ANXIOUS HEPPLEwHiitTSEi reprodac:
ton, twin-Serpentine chests of draw
srs' 5.ft. sideboard, card table. 81
made, solid mahogany. Bargain. Ell.
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AQUARIgMS-lO-gal.. s.s.. s5.25s
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cept Mon. 10 am. to 8 pm. 5119
Baltimore ave.. Hyatts. UN. 4-332s.
ART WORK-own several contempo-
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Potential fortune. WA. 7-5S17;
ASPHALT PAVING EQUIPMENT
S SE4 estate must se 1 a@n Sos
low mi. excel. cond.; 1852 Ford
trans, front overhead loader and
back grader blade; asphalt IT, trailer
cap: road grader: 's WeIdins ;oS appara ara:
tus: two 2-ton dump bodies. one
with hoist. JE. 2-S713. -21
AUTOMATIC DRYER, gas model, all
most new. Moving, do not have
room. Sacrifice. Call JU. 5-7943
BABY CARRIAGE AND Mattress.
St9rkline; makes car bed: S12;o Ii.
BABY STROLLER. Thayer. dc luxe.
yeETggo good condition. Can oSSu.
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woOdworkinR Delta drill press. $3.50;
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suite: dining set; all brsnd-new:
new tslbsSyision-radio combination.
SET.-Dble bed, dresser and
hlShl
cial, blond mahog.: $50. JU. 5-1139.
BEDRM. SUITE, complete, French
type; sos EN-. 3-9l53. al
BEDRM. SUITE, dble.. excel. mat
tress, also stuffed chairs; reas. JU.
BICYCLES. 200. new schwlnn. Co
lumbia, Steiber and English. To
be sold at warehouse price plus
in factory-Sealed boxes. Sizes 20,
"a and 20. COLLEGE PARK CY-
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s ssiGsy mi Td !, TO. s-0sso' L 9Sen
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Rollfast. parts. accessories and re-
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girls and boys 90 IN;
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BICYCLE. large colson s-wheel
chain bike: reasonable. LA. 6-3353
B ItSSt boys Raleigh: used
very little; cost $50, sell $40. RE.
Globe-Wernicke. mahog.
any. 8 sections, top and q bottom
section with q drawer. 35 in. wIdo
by Of in. high; $25. EN-. 3-63lO.
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