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Gov. Lousche Of Ohio
To Seek Office Again

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Feb. o.
Gov. Frank B. Lausche today
filed as a fifth-term candidate
for nomination in the Demo-
cratic primary election next May.
Ray White, the Governors sec
rotary. submitted petitions to
the secretary of state bearing
ALSO signatures from all SO
counties.
Gov. Lausche, who lacks pri-
mary opposition. is expected to
face State Auditor James A.
Rhodes in the November cleo
ton. Mr.. Rhodes filed for the
Republican nomination yester-
day amid indications he would
be unopposed for nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Poymuster Gets 10 Years

TOKYO, Feb. 2 (P).-Lt. Nor
man Poole. Australian paymas-
ter charged with embezzling
nearly $4,000 pounds (about
$140,000). was sentenced today to
10 years imprisonment and
cashiered from the Australian
army by a general court martial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Recognized in 1850
Comprehensive Plan

D. tAAAoNelA tAA( wa os "0o ASSO6
nized by the National Capital
Planning Commission in it's
1850 comprehensive plan for
the National Capital. The folA
lowing quotations from this
plan very aptly describe the
situation:
Washington, the seat of
Government should offer a
setting for effective conduct of
our national and world affairs.
For its own people it should be
a good place to live. For all
the people of the United States
it should be an inspiring SYM
boil Of their country"
Among the aims of the plan:
ITO develop a National Capital
that will be loved and honored
for its emience among cities
an inspiring symbol. to citizen
and visitor. of the dignity and
vigor Of American democratic
Government"
Federal responsibilities:
Throughout the country
financing of essential public
works is a problem of local
governments. In Washington,
the Federal Government has a
part in this far beyond its
purely local services. Since it
takes the place OF taxpaying
industries that support the
average city, it should con-
tribute a substantial sum, in
lieu Of real estate taxes on it's
own establishment. This sort
OF financial aid is essential to
creating and maintaining q
worthy National Capital"
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Warren Austin's Son
Gets Army Pho Post
BY the Assoeia.sd Press

TOKYO, Feb. 2.-Col. Edward
L. Austin Of Burlington, vt, has
been named public information
ofncer Of United States Army
forces in the Far East, the Army
said today.
Col. Austin is the son of War
rem Austin. former United States
Senator and United Nations del
egate. He succeeds Col. Roswell
P. Rosengren of New York, who
Is returning to the United States
for reaSSignment.
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Building Limitations
Hold Down Revenue

4. Building height limitations
are set to prevent any CONNER
cial structure from overshad-
owing Federal structures, which
precludes the skyscrapers COM
mon to large cities. This linn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02

the city. The fact that two
rivers have to be crossed by
much Of this traffic requires
the construction of very costly
bridges. In fact, more vehicu-
lar traffic crosses the Potomac
River each day than crosses
the Hudson River at New York
City. Also. the Highway
Bridge facility in one day ga
hours carries more traffic
than any other bridge in the
world.
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Income Figures

The Commissioners yesterday
introduced at the public works
hearing this tabulation of
median incomes in 1949 of fam
lilies and unrelated individuals in
Is cities which had populations
of between 100000 and million
in 1850 and incomes for nearby
oraoc.
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FOUND.

DOG. brown, vic. Allen shopping center.
Takoma Park. 10. 5-915S. ~
DOG, male black with white MARKINGS,
vicinity N. Arlington. IA. 5-6839,
FUR PIECE. Call 10. e-7O91 before II
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
Israel Asks Bonn Loan

BONN, (JTA)-A foreign Office
spokesman declared that no deci-
sion has been made by the West
German government on a request
from Israel for $40 million loan
against reparations payments.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
By A. Letz

(SeVen Arts Feature Syn0lCatel
ONE ROSH HASHONAH, in the
days when the great F.D.R. was
changing SO many things = they
seem almost ancient now = the
Broadway comedian, Willie Howard,
who, as you might not guess from
his name, was Jewish, was prone
nading along with an Irish friend,
Roosevelt hater. A cousin of
Howard came along and greeted
them with Happy New Year"
The Irishman looked stunned.
Don't tell me Roosevelt has
changed the time of New Years
Day, too"
The Jewish New Years day is
so different only in the mat
ter of the calendar. Take the horn
blowing. On the secular New Year
day, there is good deal of horn
blowing and on Rosh HaShonah
there is horn blowing. A Shofar,
too, is horn. But what a differ
ence between the RoSh HaShonah
blowing and that of January 1st.
ON ROSH HASHONAH, good
Jews go to the river or brook, shake
their clothes, symbolic of casting
their sins into the water. On jan
uary 1st, the idea seems to be the
reverse, to amasS some sins for
the beginning of the year.
I think there is something to the
idea. If you begin the year with
the momentum of a little accumu-
lation of sins, you are not likely
to be so disturbed as other sins
come your way during the year
Sins are more easily borne if their
onset is gradual. That way, in
fact, one scarcely knows he has
Sinned at all.
Then there is another difference
between RoSh HaShonah and the
secular New Year. On January 1,
there is a constant making of Kid
dush. One takes one drink and
another and keeps on as long as
consciousness lasts. On Rosh Hash
onah, you just make one Kiddush
and that's all.
HOW / REMEMBER the RoSh
Hashonahs of my childhood. And
of course, everyone went to the
synagogue on RoSh Hashonah. In
fact, for Rosh HaShonah, you had
to get tickets for the synagogue
just like for the opera.
And there was always for Rosh
HaShonah that policeman in front
OF the synagogue. I never knew
just why he was there. I never
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
A Different New Year

believed that story about the po-
hceman saying to the man, "All
right, you can go in without a
ticket, but if 1 catch you praying,
I'll arrest YOU"
The fact is, think, they should
have sold tickets for the sidewalk
around the synagogue. That was
really the place on Rosh Hashonah.
You could meet everybody there.
You kept shaking hands with peo-
pie you hadn't met for a year.
Inside, you shook your hand
against your breast-for every sin
shake. I remember seeing one
fellow beating his breast with two
hands. He told me he came in late
and was trying to catch us,
INSIDE, OF COURSE, was the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
More Workers Needed

PORT JERVIS, (JTA) = More
than 10000 men and women pro-
fessionally serve the religious, ed
ucational and cultural needs OF
the American Jewish community
and there is desperate" need
for twice that number in COM
munal service, Bernard ReSnikoff
associate director of the bureau
of personnel and training of the
National Jewish Welfare Board, told
the seventh annual assembly of the
National Jewish Youth Confer
ence, sponsored by the JWB.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30

music. The cantor was always put
ting on his deluxe performance
for the year. Our cantor, 1 remem-
ber, had not had a professional
education and had devised his own
system for notes. For "En Ke1o-
henu," for instance, he would write
down:
times bim BAN
A times ia ra ra
2 times tim tam tam
10 times OF, OF, OF
For "Olenu," the notes would read
times tee rec rec
/ time a ha ha
1 long Oi
IL times oil web
1t was a good system, you see
much better really, than notes.
A Happy New Year to you.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30

Three young Jewish immigrants
fought in John Browns abolition
iSt band in Kansas in 1856.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
Political Split HEALING

TEL AVN, (JTA)-The threat
ened split in the Israel government
coalition between it's two largest
parties, the Mapai and the Gener-
al zioniStS seems on the way to
peaceful solution. The parties had
disagreed on the timing for intro
duction of a bill in Parliament.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
Dutch OK Bond Boost

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The Meth
erlands government has given its
approval for the Israel bond cam
paign in that country to double it's
original quota, Henry Monitor and
Julian Venezky, Israel bond drive
leaders, told a press conference
here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
Refugee Flow Gains

WASHINGTON, (JTA) - State
department officials said that
the tempo of the much-criticized
Refugee Relief Act program is
picking up, with 8,435 visas now
approved, of the 214O0O author
lied by the act.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
NY. Jewish Leader Dies

NEW YORK, (JTA) - Funeral
services have been held for Jules
Bueno de Mesquita, leader of
Shaareth Israel, the Spanish-Por-
tuguese synagogue here, who died
at the age of IA.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
Welfare Leader Honored

STARLIGHT, Pa, (JTA)-Sam-
lei D. Gershovitz, executive vice
president Of the National Jewish
Welfare Board, has been named
1854 recipient of the Aleph zadik
Aleph Sam Beber Distinguished
AlumnuS" award.
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SALESLADY

woman for ladies' de.
partment: coats. suits and dresses
Excellent salary. Steady position
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
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FURN. AND APT. AvAIL.-Iiy rm..
bedrm., bkfst. set. bkcase. playpen;
used 10 mos. DONNA LEE APTS-,
600 Lake st., Apt. 104. Fails Church.
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SITUATIoNS-DoMEsrIc

night job. Ho. a.5S5a. "A"'' stay
WOMAN, white. will care for. semi
part time. LA. 6-924I. IL"
WOMAN, colored. desires 3 part-time
RUtPRER's EMFLoYMEHTi AGENCY
has plenty of women on hand wait
ing for work, but the hour, day OF
week. Refs. investigated. HO. 2-9427
WOMAN. colored. settled, wants lob
in small employed family as plain
cook and light houseworker: can
live in willing worker, fond OF
children. Elk: 3-5SS5.
COLORED WOMAN desires job DUR
Ing Ing s days work or child's care.
c SI; REFS WOMAN will care for
children for working mother. BELLE
STINSON, Ii. 4-2942.
COLORED GIRL wishes g.h.w. Give
in: or baby care. RE. 1904.
NEAT COLORED GIRL, desires job
; days week. g.h.w. or hotel. NO.
CoIoRED GIRL wishes days work or
S Seee cf rs $685. xDs5;i ref or P77sa'
COLoRED GIRL. desires baby sitting.
exper. LII. 3-0170.
COLORED GIRL. neat. exper. refs,
g.h.w., care Of children. no cooking,
5-day week. co. $4,000. -.
COLORED LADY desires g.h.w., child
cooking. HI. s-s2i7. IL.
COLORED WOMAN desires days wk.:
eXper, refs, LU $4,000.
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SITUATloNS-WoMEN

COMPANION. excel. nurse for q re-
fined, Christian lady; exper., refs.
Box 450-S. Star.
GIRL desires Job as sales clerk.
Phone LU. 1-6402 or LU. 1-6930.
NURSE = COVERINGS, experienced.
wishes position with children; perm.
or temp; refs. IA. 2-7597.
PAYROLL CLERkALady with excel
lent references wants position with
growing concern. Experienced book
keeper, cashier. typist. $4,000: Box
REFINED GERMAN WOMAN, "a. de-
sires Job Refs. Call no 2-9596.
RECEPTIONIST- OFFICE NURSE. ex-
perienced, Reasonable salary. Con-
tact me. Box 437-M. Star. Is"
SECRETARY. executive. ability. ouali-
ned oil respects: avail. Immediately.
YOUNG LADY wishes Dos. as wait
ress or fountain girl; exper., nice
combustion; wish steady work. 10.
CoLIEGE STUDENT, colored. typist
desires %sIt +, part Hrttooss5 full-tims employ
IRONING, my home: also day worker;
clean. honest. white. No animals.
HU. 3-4740. 21S
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SHIPPING CRATES-Dogs cats etc.
all sizes; lightweight low cost 721
Oglethorpe NV RA 6-3445
COCKER SPANIELS 81. thorough-
bred puppies. 4 weeks old: very
gentle. mother and father; S25 up.
r 65 B a;IGi Al AND COLLIE Gloss
PUPS. $40 and SIS: SPITE and
COCKER cross dos female. 50. Pc.
ENG. SPRINGER sPANIELs. Axe.
chamr'or stock JU a-5s1S III
FOR SALE. black female Doberman
plnscher. 9mos old. Axe. u s.
Cookers. Axe, 10 wks.: black. male
or female blond female; very rea-
POODLE, black miniature. male. Axe,
RaR ToRth IS, Oh Lx ee-7s17 ala IIs,..
housebroken, grand with children:
$40 or best offer. EN- 1920 lis
GIVE AWAY to good home fenced-in
yard. S-mo--old male fawn Great
Pc psne ; AkG; very good with children.
BOXERS. fawn, g vks.. purebred;
no papers. S25 and S35. ia; =
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gen. once. Shorthand
and typing. knowledge Of bkkp; help
full. Perm. pos. 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Air.
cond. bldg, pleasant environ. Salary
based on exper. Apply Mrs. Wood,
REMINGTON RAND. INC, 1904
Jefferson-Davis hwy. Alex, Va. lis
HOUSEWIVES earn ali Of your gro
ceries plus substantial income in
your own home by making q few
telephone calls a day. An established
opportunity. call IA. 7-653O. 20
AVON NEEDS YOU to serve an es-
tablished AVON territory. You can
earn up to $40 weekly II you are
ambitious. RE. 7-S107. -1S
OPPORTUNITY-Fu or part-time.
permanent in sales dept. For app't.
MOVING ES1i \ & COMPANY 11SHpAa needs girl typist:
must be accurate; exper. in moving
and storage business helpful but
not essential: prefer N. Arl., Va,
resident as ONCE is located mr.. new
Hecht store: very good opportunity
for eXper. person or one willing
to learn. For interview, call Mr..
Morris, ia. S-4320, STERLING
STORAGE q VAN CO., INC, Sol
N Randolph ST., Arl., Va. 30 .
STRONG WOMAN to care for heavy
semi-invalid; no housework or cook
ing: must live in: salary open. EN-.
YOUNG LADY-oeneral drugstore
selling. No Sunday work. Exper. pre-
ferred.. COLONIAL DRUG-LIQUOR.
ITO 1Kfh -12
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SITUATIONS MEN (cone.I

YOUNG MAN with some mechanical
and electrical exper., desires job.
sCall On. 4-7622. 8 to 8 pm. lis
MAN, % yrs. 21a yrs. college, desires
to make CONNECTIONS with common
SANITATION. LA. 6-3635. lie
YOUNG MAN, colored. desires part
time lob. odd Jobs, evening and Sat
urday. DE. 2-4092. 19'
COLORED MAN wishes janitor work.
good refs IL. 6-69S9. -2l
MAN, COLOEED, wants niRhtwork
of any kind between 5 pm. and 6
am. Has permit. 10 2-3945. ="
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RADl0-Dynamotor Pc 1e3A, new
conaitton. With leads. $50. IA.
SAW, .S-inch Craftsman tilt-top with
stand and A-h.p. motor. $50. IA.
SCALES (5). watlings Horoscopes, 1
year old; cost $1,000, sell for $500,
Also q route Of 20 scales. $1,000.
ia. 9-02S3
SEWING MACHINE, Brother round
ocbbin port. cleo. ReVerses, darns,
monograms. Like new. $55. EN-. 8.
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FARM AND GARDEN

BLUEGRASS SOD-Nov Is the time
70 sod You lay II and save Immed.
delivery Terms to suit BLUEGRASS
I fSnsCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
IorsoIl manure trees. shrub
oers azaleas FOUSE Il BILD. JE.
4-0C46 JE 2-2si3. il Boosts
tGcAN FILL DIRT; topsoil, sludge.
aIuestone; excavating. hauling. grad
ing MR.. HARTING. III. 4-5613.
LAWNS SPRAYED with INSTANT
VIGORO liQuid fertilizer. HE'S
SICK INC DI IVA. 90
FLAGSTONE PATIOS. walks. retain.
ing wall, cement and stonewCrk.
ing seeding. ? MARCUCCI0. PO.
2-35sS
CONTINUED on Next Page.I
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PIANOs-ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
CALL Day OF Night, JU 9-3O39.
CASH PAID for your dental gold and
gold pewelry in any cond. MR.. A..
ESTEN, JU. S-9790 Is
HYDROCARBONS, recond., late mod.
CO.. 1OI1 9TH st NV. Ma $3.50.
WANTED FOR Observation-Disclosures
washers, televiSions, radio-phono.
combinations: must be operating:
highest prices paid. Ii. 7-6046.
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SITUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT - Part time: books
local refs: prompt. 10. 9.5407.
BOY desires any kind Of work. Phone
LII; 12Szn9 Co., nr ~ nv, $500; ,SlS. -,
new enerEetic contractor Or builder
where service and hours will be ap.
preciated. Just returned to D. G.
j JOBS. Rox 445-M. Star.
CPA, IS, seven years experience in
come tax and renegotiation with
U. 8. Government; Also outside
private industry with futu Geo Pres res;
relocate. Box 439-M, Star. 1os
ELECTRICIAN-MEC Just ar
rived from Germany, understands
and speaks English. Willing to work
as helper. KE. 6-S353. 81
PAINTER wants work. private homes
S Sf1Sy clean if gSSd color mixer Mr.
sECRETARiAL ASSISTANT. available
immed.. perm. Age 35 and SINGLE
Box A33-N, Star. 22s
MEN AVAILABLE for house ane yard
work and other misc odd Jobs; Cal
the SALVATION ARMY; Harbor
Lisht Center NE s-4532 -
employment; excel. typist with high
tious. Cali on. 2-3S5O. 81
HIGH SCHOOL GRAD. desires sum.
mer work; electrical or mechanical
pref; Nd. drivers lie. Ju. 6.Sg56.
YOUNG NAN. ase 30, desires work at
hotel york. ~. 9-o91s Gftsr 9 pm.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

FANS Of all types. for every applica.
ton. Seasonal or occasional rates.
Call Ma. S-4259. THE GRIGSBY co,
WALLPAPER STEAMERS; paint spray.
ers; sanders, floor, belt and wall;
FOLK sPrsS s sps1 pq Wo e PAINT
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WAR SURPLUS
Daily. $3.50 to s
TARPATITINS
]. GICHNER

1918 M ST. NV. Ex.S-3527
WASHER. Easy Spindrier, $50 de luxe
model; list price. $219. sale, S100
or best offer. XII. S-192S. al
WASHERS that run good. SIS: also
washers. look like new, S35: with
T assisTfER ssI ai Y-1 spispR1EH. $50.
Phone OIL. 2-2l09, 6-S pm.
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Open Ewes. Til 9. II. 3-90s2.
WASHING MACHINES. wrinEer-
semiautomatic washers, $40 up.
Also refrigerators as low as 500
ACE APPLIANCE CO.. 40 H ct. ne,
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix Econo.
mat 81 model. perfect cond.. SIS.
WATER COOLER, elec. Kelvinator:
peri. cond., new motor. SIS; can be
seen at 917 18th st. NV. ST. 3-9OSS,
CLOS. EFFIC. APT.-Hide-A-B Bed sofa,
$50; Hwood bed, SIS; vanity, 5-drw.
chest, SIS; two lounge chairs, SIS;
rug, miscel. items. WO. 6-6159. l9S
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WAITRESS
GTRI, FRIDAY

dept. Of major real estate company.
Interesting, diversified position.
Must be accurate typiSt with short
hand. Knowledge of bookkeeping
starting salary, bonus plan and free
insurance plan. Apply personnel
once.
1920 K st. NV, 2nds Floor
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FlagStone and Stone

WORK
porcheS. patios. retaining walls. tile
drainage. Also Eaterpr1onnG, ,,.o
FLOORs REFINIsHED LIKE NEW,
'f r. sSs%ais wy w. 7 sqR@fr an Stfss
F bo9Ks SANDING I retasn mis- BY !,
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED;
and and G 10 G. III i. H III II L s7 E5G
GARAGES-CARPORTS
listen PT .s . EGSS brick r snS cndsr
10000. IA. S-O442 It'll 8 pm.
JOHNS MANVILLE. certified dealer
tombstone dist. Roofing. siding. is
our. business. porches incl. with ial-
ousies. Free ests., nothing down. 3
Sea5S 20 Pax; P ESnf Oh ~ IsTS
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING
Free estimates. Reasonable prices.
MR.. FoER, ia. 9-2942, after 8 pm.
PAINTING, interior. exterior. Reas.
rates. Free estimate. 10. 1850.
PAINTNG-Interior ana sxteriof-
9-4771 or ~ 6-A219. --21
PAINTING, inside. outside; asbestos
shingles painted. BRADLEY. 20.
PAINTING, exterior: 1st-class work.
material; do own work; 2 brothers,
white, refs. IA. 2-1731. III
PAINTING, :, patchwork: concrete.
TER s. FLEMING, Ii. 1885. 30
PAINTING, inside and out. Best ma
terials and workmanship. Free esti-
mates. J. T. FORD, WA. 1884.
PAINTING. Free estimates: reas.
prices; immed. service. Call RIA. g.
0224 or RIA. 3-4S33. 30
PAINTING. interior. exterior; Kem-
toning; free estimates. Call any
t tins "a; Ge,zt1bSRsSNc. % vs. w1s g..
per-; Al work: personal serv.; salts
faction guar; any time, ia. 9-0396.
PAINTING AND PAPERING. White
mechanic, DO own work. tn. 2-39ss
P al vi HG.f4 int. ext. ist.
class workmanship; work done i'm
mediately. MR.. POAT. RIA. 3-5643.
PAINTING, private homes and COM
mercial work. We specialize in
exclusive homes. Call after 6 pm.
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CARPENTRY. REMoDELLNG. attic

ct lowest prices: easy terms
cash; SMITH CO. WA. 7-1594. u
4-9147, UN, 4-3O28.
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CONCRETE AND
ASPHALT PAVING
Concrete porches. patios. etc.: Gus
tom-built
Carports and Garages
Free estimates. SO mos. to pay.
LEWIS & SON
Ap T.o761


ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re.
pairs. short circuits, small Jobs don't
immed. RIA. 6-2222 any time.
ELECTRICIAN-Wiring Of all kinds
residential. Also air conditioning
Licensed In Nd. EN-. 1854. -21
FENCE, chain link, 81 .0s per It., in
stalled. Call after 2 pm. 10. l.
0292. 10
FENCE, chain link or wood; mate.
rails only or installed; big savings
LU. 10000, ia. S-0442 til 8 pm
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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cent

is It. wide. with xxed s-ft. canopy;
good cond;: for information. cal
BAsY FUN. - Crib and mattress
stroller. high chair. bassinet. steri
liser; an excel. cond.; $50. 4l1s
BABY ' ffiUhRiNSiiTURE bought, so sold
rented and EXCHANGED; also bric-a-
brac and clothing on CONSIGNMENT
GOOD AS NEW SHOP, 24OO Co
lumbia pike; IA; 7-;S572: 81 lis
very good condition. Caii IA. S-6547
slockss me- i74 s0ilf e: Ri4Pss
NEAR Kew Bridge). JA.- $500
BEDS (newl-Hollywood. 80 in. COM
Mattress ss $50 SEAS new Ts
1925 9TH st. NV. HU. $500.
BEDS, GOVT. SURPLUS
Army bunk beds, complete with
felt mattresses $3.50; 39-in. Holly
wood bed with new cotton mattress
coil spring and mattress S23.95;
n FRANK. d SON. Ala Ord st. NV.
BEDRM. SET, apiece mahogany;
BICYCLES boys 26-in. deluxe
models. Double bar, headlight. tail
light, kick stand. In orig. factory
cartons. $35 each. cash, while they
last. Call DI. 7-6S46.
BICYCLES, 200, new Schwinn, CO.
lumbia. Steiber and English. To
So for freight. Cash and carry
in factory-sealed boxes. Sizes 90,
"a and 20. COLLEGE PARK CY-
Gle AND SPORT SHOP. SOLO
Berwyn I'd. TO. $3.50. Open
Friday till g. 30
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AMETHYST-GENUINE
ring, surrounded with
cultured pearls. LEFT FOR RE-
SALE, SS5.
ROBIN JEWELS
SOS 18th St. NV

ANTIQUES, fun for the money. cram
berry t Tumble, 81 81; ,S ether bar z
day sale. 4I2 E CAPITOL s.. lis
ting estate, must sell 1852 Stude-
baker truck with 2-ton dump body.
low mi, excel. cond.; 1852 Ford
tractor, like new, with Sherman
trans. front overhead loader and
back grader blade: asphalt trailer
cap; road Grader; welding appara-
tus; two 2-ton dump bodies. one
with hoist. JE. 2-s713. lis
DRYER, gas model. al
most new. Movine. do not have
room. SaeTtnee. Can 10. b-5s46.
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GOLD

Bring your dental gold platinum.
discarded iewelry We paw cash
A. KAHN INC.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES WANTED
Silverware, any cond.. jewelry, brie.
a-brac. 1888 Wis. ave. d. KRUP.
SAW MILESTONE NO. 10000.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam.
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL IA q 1898:
ewes EN- 3-67Rb
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CASHIER

For once Of exclusive speciality shop
retail exper. preferred, some typinl
desired: unusual opportunity for in.
telligent and ambitious yount
woman: permanent position, gooC
salary and pleasant working condi.
tons. Apply once.
PASTERNAK'S