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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-10-02
1-vote Margin Elects
Hioh School President

Seniors at George Washington
High School have elected their
new president. John Cox. II, by
q one-vote margin, l8l to 100
John. the son of Mrs. John c.
Cox, 1905 Ramsey street, Alex
andria, edged out Alan Reynolds
II, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A
Reynolds. 804 Crescent drive
Alan win be the class vice presi-
dent. The boys are the football
team co-captains. reporters for
the school paper and members
Of the National Honor Society
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-10-02
Communion Breakfast

The Sodality of the Blessed
Virgin will hold a communion
breakfast at 8 am. tomorrow in
the Hot Shoppes. Colesville road,
Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-10-02
Death Probe Reveals
Unlicensed NurseN;
Operator Arrested

The operator Of a Prince
Georges County nursery home,
where a 2-month-old boy died
yesterday. today was charged
with failing to obtain a county
license.
Police said it was the first such
arrest since newspaper disclosure
a year ago of lax licensing pro-
cedures brought a more rigid set
of regulations.
The nursery operator, Mrs.
Marie Green, colored, 80, of
1109 Sixteenth street, Fairmont
Heights, was released under ST.
900 bond.
County Police 1t. B. A. Hamil-
ton said investigators discovered
yesterday that Mrs. Green had
no license during q routine check
into the death Of the baby.
Died of Pneumonia.
County Medical Examiner DR..
John T. Maloney said the infant,
Dolores Martin, colored, whose
mother is maid and lives with a
Silver Spring family, died of
bronchial pneumonia. He said
there was mo question" that the
death was due to natural causes.
Police said the mother left her
child with Mrs, Green IL days
ago. Mrs. Green told investi-
gators she put the baby to bed
at 1880 pm. Thursday and dis
covered it dead at 7 am. the next
day.
The nursery operator produced
letters from the State Health
Department and the County We'll
fare Board authorizing her to
care for two foster children be-
tween the ages of 4 and IL "un-
der the supervision of the We'll
fare Department.
Depended on Inspector.
Officers said Mrs. Green told
them a county inspector had led
her to believe she could also take
in children from private individ-
uals. Mrs. Green said she had
not applied for county license.
| 1t. Hamilton said Mrs. Green
had three infants at her home,
in addition to her own six chill
dren. when police arrived there
yesterday to investigate the
death.
The Welfare Department, said
the lieutenant. "has violated its
own regulations by sending this
woman more than two children
and by permitting her to keep
more than two children whose
ages are younger than those set
forth in their own letter.
1.-THE two other infants were
placed in Mrs. Green's home by
the Welfare Department, 1t.
Hamilton said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-10-02

DIR. BYRD LOOKS ON-Gov. McKeldn unabashed by
Byrd pictures that stared at him he sumped College Park
where Dr. c. Byrd well known of his year pres
dency Of the University of Maryland Here the Governor
shakes hands with Bill Schaefer Of $685. Standh drive Rad
ant Valley in College Park pool hail. Mr. Rollins Oeft) and
Prince Georges County Edward Waters wait
for their chance to shake the pool players hand,
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-01-18

$4,000 a year. The judgeship job
would have lasted for only four
years instead of the lifetime ten
ure that usually applies to federal
judgeships
Among those reported under
consideration for the post are
Walter Hodge, Cordova, and AL
mer ]. Peterson Of Anchorage.
The Mcclure nomination previ-
ously turned out to be a matter of
some chagrin to the Republican
Party for two reasons:
l. Alaskans didn't relish the
idea of an outsider getting a
judgeship in the territory, and
2. A news reporters checkup
brought the disclosure that Nc
Cures main Alaska acquain-
tanceship was in Ex-Governor
Gruening's Democratic camp.
Reports from reliable sources
were that Mcclure got the nomi-
nation through Connecticut poll
teal ties.
His letter to President Eisen-
hover thanked him for the tex
IRENE confidence you have re-
posed in me-"
He cited the recent naming of
three new members to the War
Claims Commission and added:
II have been asked, because Of
my familiarity with the back
ground and problems peculiar to
the commission, to remain in the
capacity Of general counsel.
"After serious reflection, and
with the hope that in so doing I
may in some small measure aid
in the inplementation Of your adj
ministrative program, I have ac-
coded to this request, and have
undertaken to carry out these
functions"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-01-18
Mcclure Asks Eisenhower
To Withdraw His Nomination
For Second Division Judge

WASHINGTON, R-Andrew T..
Mcclure of New London, Conn,
has asked President Eisenhower
to withdraw his nomination to be
judge Of the Second Division US.
District Court for Alaska.
But there wasn't any nominal
tion-it had died when Congress
recessed last summer and would
have had to be resubmitted to
the Senate.
Mcclure, a legal resident of
New London, Conn, said he was
aware of that and what he meant
by requesting withdrawal was
that he didn't want to be consid-
cred for the job.
In a letter to President Eisen-
hover he said that since the SEN
ate adorned last year without
acting on the nomination, he has
taken another job as general
counsel to the War Claims Com
mission.
The war claims job pays about
$4,000; the Alaskan judgeship
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-01-18
Report Describes
Vast Asbestos
Reserves Tn BIC.

VANCOUVER, &C., R-Vast
British Columbia asbestos re-
sources were described here last
week in the second annual report
of the Cassiar Asbestos Corpora
ton, Ltd.
The report said exploration Of
British Columbia's ga b e S t O S
Mountain" 70 miles south of the
Yukon border, has uncovered an
estimated 100000 tons Of ashes
tos ore-"enough to supply 500
ton mill for 40 years."
The mine, on McDame Noun
tain, near Lower Post, BE-, was
described as lone of North Amer
ica's biggest sources of long fibre
asbestos"
Cassiar, in its report, said it
was building a permanent mill to
handle 500 tons of ore daily and
expected it to be in production by
June A temporary mill, in opera
ton more than year, has been
shipping the product by truck
over the Alaska Highway
Meantime, DR.. Henry v. War
rem, president Of the BIC. and
Yukon Chamber of Mines, repor-
ted 1854 may be big year for
the mining industry in British
Columbia. Prospectors and scouts
for big mining companies brought
in favorable reports in 1858.
Interest is growing in prospect
ing and development Of uncom-
mon minerals such as nickel, ura-
Mum, iron, chrome, manganese,
asbestos, fluorite and others.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-01-18
India's' Hottest Of Holes
Propose Big Four Meet
In Nude On Hinalayas

ALLAHABAD, India, R-T h e
hottest of India's holy men sug-
gested Saturday that the worlds
Big Four leaders assemble nude
on Himalayan heights and there
seek peace for the people of the
troubled earth.
They believe India's Premier
Nehru - also nude - should pre-
side at this proposed meeting of
President Eisenhower, Prime Min
lister Churchill, Premier Malenkov
and Mao Tze-Tung.
And if the lofty Himalayas are
impractical they suggested an al
ternative-the burning Chats Of
Benares City where Hindu bodies
are cremated.
The proposal came from the
holy men known as Nagu Sadhus,
who are regarded as having at
tanned human perfection by dis
carding all earthly desires and
possessions, including clothes.
They are here to lead some
5 or 10 million pilgrims in the
month-long Mela period of bath
ing at the confluence Of the sacred
Gauges and Jumna Rivers.
This is not the first nude con-
ference to be suggested by the
Maya Sadhus. Three years ago a
leader suggested that Truman and
Stain should meet naked in the
Himalayas-also to talk peace.
Legal Blanks al The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-01-18
Alaska Hydro Project
Gets "a Month Permit

WASHINGTON, R-The Power
Commission Friday issued a "a
month preliminary permit to the
Grant Lake hydroelectric project
on Grant Creek and Grant Lake
in Alaska
The ultimate installed capacity
Of 1000 horsepower would be
marketed in the areas of Moose
Pass, Seward, the Rail Belt south
Of Anchorage and Kenai.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-01-18
JUST TELL HER YOU'RE
AT THE OFFICE"

ALBUQUERQUE, NM, R-An
Albuquerque bar owner, consid-
crate Of his customers conscience
es, has changed the name of his
establishment from "The Alibi'
to "The Office"
His advertising campaign is
based on the slogan: "Just tell her
you're at the office.'
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-01-18
Seven Die, 20 Injured In
Japanese Movie Fire

OTARU, Japan, R-At least
seven persons, including three
children, died Saturday in a fire
which destroyed a motion picture
theater here, Kyodo News Service
reported.
More than 20 persons were list
ed as injured
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-01-18
Big Four Will Meet In
East And West Berlin

BERLIN, Rl-The three Allied
commandments reopened talks with
the Russians Saturday on what
buildings in divided Berlin will be
used for the Jan. Is Big Four
foreign ministers conference.
Two locations appeared certain to
be chosen-one in the Allied west
sector and the other in the Rus
sian-run east.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-01-18

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR 1854
TO ALASKA DEVELOPMENT BOARD
A ROADS
To urge the start Of construction proposed
the Interior the immediate future.
obtain additional funds the Nome River Road the
Kouga~o to ultimately connect with the proposed road from
Nome to the Interior.
g. To
Road Commissioners to August
the Territorial Police appropriation be transferred
rom the General Fund
spent Highway Territorial
biennium refunded the Motor Fuel Tax
Fund account
b. appropriation Of three million dollars from the
in the Territorial Treasury be made the Terri
Board of Commissioners be roads
and habors in order to hasten the development Of the Terri
for be O4e
gallon, this the Motor Fuel
spent 0 Territorial
That Of the Legislature recommended
to Legislators requested
consider all of the foregoing recommendations
urge Matching
airport
funds the completion of the airfed
River present one-half completed.
the following fields already planned
b. Hooper Bay. d. Village.
c. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
the possibility 3 exporting
Lay and Cape Lisbourne to Japan.
advise continuing Federal grants
pro2-~-Lng and the developing IF in and oher mineral
III request The Bureau Of Mines to prospect The iron prospects
Cripple the vicinity along
exploratory driIings in this
recommend Secretary Interior change
amend regulations relative
permit white ownership that the Reindeer
Industry built supply the needed meat
food, and hides clothing
5. To gold three and
help companies get established n this
Request that ANS provide adequate
patients a Hospital,
D. LEGISLATIVE AND TAX ACTIVITY
!. Territorial.
no urge for the APW for the
building Of the Nome Public
To recommend the continuation Of the Alaska Public Works
cigarettes escape Terri
torial
To recommend to the Legislature that fuel be
increased; stationary mining
this
e. To exempt fuel
+. To consider incentive gold
g To appropriated
the Territorial Police Force be refunded
Fund.- that such only consruc-
ton of highways.
2. Federal.
TO advise the Secretary operating
the Ship STAR to ports already
serviced by enterprise.
To the eactvation Of the Air
repair and maintain the present arield.
To request Federal constructing
building in
d. To the reestabishing Nome,
be handled by the Clerk Of the Court the
before a separate established.
be
Evening star., 1954-01-10
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

ITALIAN GREYHOUND male puppies,
Axe reg. PARKWOOD KENNELS, ,
6015 Branch ave. Sc. 10. s-77S2.
TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIES. Axe:
60l5 Branch ave. Sc. 10. S-77S2.
BOXER Stud service: champion
BanIgaway EaIa, Son; puppies avail; Ev.
raSksETs1ssll1ns adIxs1: g gas,s sgt; rare; some
BOXER PUPPIES, fawn. 3 mos. ears
MISfR4TuRE MiIrSRpfd ~ PooDsE Sodfs1E puPPiRs, nl2
males. silver, black, Axe, splendid
pedigree, wks. Reas. CO. 5-5544.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL .
zKc. STs; 0lS; % g.}sj sS64s. liver and iS White
COCKER PUPS. Axe, z weeks,
black, and black and white. 10.
sTJ6 SERVICE. Collie, .paradsr; /.
or 10y pupSs. pSst0n Jo Te5E5sFa es5Es5s4Fas. Ace" ",SsS
PoINTERs-1 pr. 163mo. .-old dogs.
now hunting; I pr. 10-mo; ;-old dogs.
partially tssinsd pvH,rsS,sd v,enns no
COCKER PUP. beautiful black coat.
GERMAN Nv; SHEPHERD PUPPIES
CHAMP. ON SIRED. Axe reg. Beau
tifully marked. LOVELY. CO.
PUPPIES. short hair; mother reg
istered Dalmation; So. WA. T.322l
wANTED-Puppies. AA PET SHOP
1909 Nichols ave. Sc, LU. 1-22:i4
PUPPIES, half collie, 6 wks.; males
So; females, So. JE. 4-1443.
DACHSHUND, 10 mos; Axe reg.
house broken. odorless; sweet dispo-
Sition, Vienna 112.W-4. 10
PAkAKFETS FOR SALE. direct from
breeder: wholesale only. Write u. c.
LUNDY. ,70S National ave-. National
PUREBRED GERMAN sHEPHERD
puppies. B wks., wormed and vacci.
nsted. $50 and $40. JE. 2-4609.
BOXER PUPS. Axe reg. S-s mos.
fawn, golden brown, male, female
hsshy. WA. 7.0156. 10
Evening star., 1954-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TYPEWRlTERe, port. NEW, Rem.
free home dem. 81 80 wk. DI. 7-2764.
rYrEwRrTEks. TEN xgs gSrs t sta stand; $3.50 80
day CO. 5-4625: wk.. iii2 I4th NV
TYPEWRITER, Underwood. perfect
cond.. S95. 10. 2-35l7. -10
TyPEwggITER. $Sb; adding 2 ma 9,
rHHFFRwsRf4ER HF sSa2a Sat ste and oSel, sen s Roys
KMM magic margin. once model
elite type; grey finish; $50. EN-
TYPEWRITERs. SpEV new portaeles. sl.st
wklv:. recond. ONCE machines. $2a
seeHd6 sys tying 3 St 'Gusss T hA TsMp5hs
81 mo mo-; mos. .Cs 10. ciRcrE ii TYPE TYPE
CO., .112 14th st. NV. DI. 7-7372
TYPEWRITERS f2l. Royal de luxe
ynaerws9S sEs sse9ics both III IKE asySs nsS Leavin'
Good eond. RA. s-eS8b.
TYPEWRITERS rented; late models
81 81 mo; no 2 mos; SIC .r Rent asln may ap'
TYPEWRITER-Remington noiseless ! s
Matai wardrobe IS, III. S-4o34.
TYPEWRITERS = store-wide sale
from S25 up. All makes. new ma
and repairs. CENTRAL, 2o1S i4tf
s. nv HU; 3-5i3l: s
S39. so. Be first, Today. CO. 5-4825;
TYPEsWRiTERs. YiIs Underwood standard
and Corona portable. $32 so each
Apt, "a, 1868 Euclid st. NV. AID
IINiFORMs. Air Force b,ue size 40
Evening star., 1954-01-10
LIVESTOCK RooMs reAw te. ROOMS FURNISHED NV

CHINCHILLAs-Will sell group of
choice pedigreed breeding stock
with excellent bloodline; also mated
pairs and young. PREMIUM QUAIL
1TY AT ECONOMY PRICE. Write
20. 4343. Takoma PIX. WASH, D. C..
BEEF for your freezer; cornfed ANGUS
steers. 2 Of which are ideal small
fanily size; 25c lb. Phone Herndon
RfGGslsTERED poLLEp sHoRTHoRNs
Il bull, 1S mos. old, proven sire:
two 1-yr. .-olds, one 6-mos. -old. Tee
gardin breeding. Also registered
ice boars. bred geit and / young
bred SOW: Bred at Beltsville, Md.
IA 2-2371 after 6 pm
3 REGISTERED PURE BRED HERE
FORDS, Is mos. and 3 yrs. old; f.
yr.-old mare hunter. A. DOKENS
Holly Tree. River rd.. Rockville, Md
CHINCHILLAS, NCBA. registered
young and bred pairs; reasonable
Insure future security. JU;. 9-4?93
OUTSTANDING PONIES, all colors
sizes and prices. A group OF top
riding horses including walkers
Westerns. three and fiye-gaited stock
All kinds Of new and used Western
and English saddles. brides, etc
HILLTOP FARM, Fisher rd., Temple
Hills, Md LO. T-8022
Evening star., 1954-01-10
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

Fd5G aS;Es, foStIRE 4TEs Rr,gU ,sURR5EEs sTRH DsGy
81 NV Me s.0OS9
a sSIs; Crescent Soa,j: pairs .fts'n 10:
YEARLING LAYING HENS-2O N. H,
reds, 5 pornish, $2.25 ca. Order
your baby chicks now: best quality
N. H. reds or rocks, $3.50 per hun.
dred; So per hundred deposit with
order. balance C. o. D. We pay All
shipping costs. Call WA. 7-l545
o. G. MAXWELL. Landhan. Md.
RABBITS WANTED. also breeder.
comb st, n ". EN-. 3-3il5.
DOE, New Zealand, pure-bred: rea-
sonable: excellent pet. JE. 2-5tj3O,
BANTAMs AND WHITE SILKiES,
cheap. w. E. DOWNS. 10. S-349S.
Ie-wk. .-OLD RHODE ISLAND Red
pTlisss, $50 ca. Daleyiew 5-9l67.
mos. old. . now laying, weighing up
to ~ pounds; So ca. 9 big white
turkeys, gobblsrs ) mos. old. at
5Qc pound. JU. S-4333.
RABB!TS-Registered and pediereed
HreederS, from ribbon winning stock.
CH1NZEAL RABBITERY, LO. 7-79a3.
HENS, 81. laying. $2.25 ea.: $50 for
gu; n; u. Reds and Leghorns. WE.
JAMEsWAY INCUBATOR. used I
season; also brooders. feeders. nests.
range shelters. Sacrifice. JU. 9-O2O6'
Evening star., 1954-01-10
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

SMALL PONY; bride. saddle; ideal
dor eo small children; 500. Poplar
CHiXcHHlLLAs. registered; breeding ah
stock and supplies for sale. Store
nOsrS, s Sm evefi iDEAt to e1sHzI1 q Set and sun,
CHANGE. 1l167 Ga, ave. Wheaton
HoRsEs SoARDED; clean. roomy box
stairs; const. care, good past. with
1resh-water stream; plenty rm. TO
Hsendds Eide; reas; seo monthly rates, Phone
PONIES FOR SALE, also pony t% colt,
red and white. and black and white.
YORKSHiRE GiLTs. ready to breed.
excl; brock stock. $50 ca. RALPH
..eHIN'H1S9p .eeHHEINNWGop; L2. 2a;s;s 5tssaa. :7., 40
quality animals for sale. Lon
REGIsTERED BLACK ANGUS CAT.
ILEI3 bred cows. $175 ca; 3, A.
me- old calves, $76 ca; lHa-yr. bull,
e. 0o; cyprsss SnTeEiss 7sass eFed heifers. Sd25
PIGS--Weaning pies, $40 each; g.
month old shoats,. $50 each. Laurel
CHESTNUT MARE. Y thoroushbred.
saddle. pad. 2 brides. hunting snaf.
ne anl pelham. martingale, Q extra
E1ti girths; Sss0 so Or will sell separately.
WANTED TO BUY small pony: also
small black and white stallion.
write MARTHA MILLER, Fairfax
PRE-ISvENSToRY sALE-eo per cent
discount on all stock. Pariani and
Barnsby forward seat saddles; park.
hunting and pony saddles. and larae
selection Of accessories. Full line
OF Western tack, horse and POM
blankets. A visit to US will save
you money. PRATT SADDLE a.
HARNESS HARM CO.. 2os S. Paca St, Bal.
CHESTNUT GELDING. quarterhorse
type; 2 years old. sound; jumps well.
$500: Phone ewes, Mon, Fri. TU.
REGisTERED ABERDEEN ANGUS
Young bulls of excel. breeding. Also
sS%: pplesd brfs eeiieTsi WEsrrRsESnAky RfSsS9abEy
PoN1Es AND HORSES, s45 to ssb;
All size ponies, good selection OF
We buy. sell or trade. Call Vienns
Evening star., 1954-01-10
TELEVISION SALE
WE BEAT ALL DISCOUNT PRICES
BRAND-NEW 1854 FAMOUS MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES
3l43 N. Washington Blvd.
Arlington. Va. Open til 9. ia. $500
TOILET OUTFITS

Arlington. va. open I'll y. Jh. o-1oOU
TOILET OUTFITS
Sfsaisi, fs4s Lee new: hwy. Ae'ss2is7 "a. ss2ois7od' .
TOM TOM, l6-in.. white pearl; High
snare hst SfSan Sfnm. Eiih EM. sS47S eyHsai' 'Aif
TOOLS-Craftsman, 8" tiiting- -arbor
bench saw. tointer, complete with
motors, benches, blades: also golf
clubs; OWNER transferred. eall
rooLs%Lse,. assortment of hand
due @ to S'I Illness. IA. S-es5s.
TOYS, games. cosmetics. housewares,
8 6s 10 items. fixtures. business for
Ssls. Wk 7tSsaTsat S1T tth st. s'"' ST. S-sSSl 70: :
TRAiNs@scale AHiiNHSSl model (Hol gauge.
Sacrifice complete layout. 11x17. in
cludes bridges, freight classihcatlon
yard. structures and buildings IN ali.
Is switches in actual operations; one
continuous track crossing over itself
allows trans to operate on differ.
ent elevations. 3 engines. 26 freight
cars in many styles and . variety
ger cars. Sold as a unit only. JU.
TRxNsiT. surveyors. read to / min.
conpl: with .n compass. vert; circle
sRs sRa tF:pSS ssS sS2p cs ILL., Dsss ss54 rpd swivel
TRoMBoNE, olds' Shiny silver,
TRUMPET OUTFIT, brand,new, now
Snlg S7S; 5ii,sT Teg I% P5ies' 81 sl25: ath RAT T
rRTMSET RTRsS Mostfu BfusSaEh usScaaEEh ''S Sst sth Rith
case and 3 mutes; exceiien. COM.
$1O0 or best offer. ia. 7-3663. -1u
TRUMPET, Conn. 22-:B four mutes
and Instruction books. $75. JU.
rRTNke-wardrobe, RIG w hangers. draw
2-suiter suitcase. IA. 9-5S25.
TRUNK, wardrobe. excellent cond
S15. RA.- 6-2933.
TUXEDO, double-breasted 40. in ex-
Ssn SHsT SEQ saoe ePs snon S%'sowe st svez BY
TV. I2S, CROSLEY. table model. $40;
lge. cabinet for HIN equip. $35; 20"
console. needs work. .S45. Lo
Ty.SxDio yI:fSsxzDSio COMB. ,1s in, Dumons;
nv. Il in. Mgntz console. with
doors; SSss cost S%79; $95 or best offer
rV-RADfoePHoNo. WI lDD9fSePfHoNo RCA. 1e-in.: AM
fM ns condition Sdpssd ss5o Ju .aa9fsn' 5-a4fs
TV-I0.in. siivertone radio comb.
console; mahog.; originally S430.
Perfect condition.; S55. LA. 6-3415.
tn lime son 17-in. console: mahog.
cabin.t With doors, like new: solid
msi'rg. bookcase; pr. mahog. oc-
casionsl. able; sofa. Tu. 2-140o'
TV-Hallicrafter. 1914 inch. nah.
table model. with antenna, excel
cond.. S4f.50. Ia. 9-5414..
CV-l3h-in. Motorola console. excel
lent condition. $50: also ANTIQUE
walnut dresser and ANTIQUE brass
nv. i7-in comb. Admiral. cost $3.50
TYPEWRifER, Remington noiseless
best cond.: first come, S59: so; To.
ay G1, S;4RS26 S1s 1k lia@ ipao@rtabie. ihie nM
carrying case, used, in good cond.
$40. "A. 0-1356. 10
Evening star., 1954-01-10
RUG CLOSEOUT

0ON SA\/0GOO
Two 9xl5 heavy quality Persian de-
:sscrnsF snfS GFi OF eys5 ss5 uess SS9 rug
MART, 1206 @ st. NV, NE. 8-O4lo.
ton; reduced. Cal! today. CO. s.
sAW-skilsaw type. Bin. blade; also
Stanley miter box. large size; saeri-
2-h p. motor. 2 extra blades, 5o-it.
elec. cable, bench. steel legs: cost
S6s5: viii sell for S495,s se5s 531 !ef-
shW tf1Son bests st. ntOieA nT rA No. S-oSSe SS I'M
table and daydO SET: Cost S2G1. New
SAWS AND WOODWORKING TOOLS.
Atlas and other makes Low Sais Ss
DTiefs Dp .n This r hey nresss sss ssSi siggS IN
planer. $2t.75; Jig saw. $3.50: new
Metalworking lathes. 20% on on
noe samples Save on pres
Rc r. 5'I Sui eo Sey HSE s4s shsf
sAx. alto, american Standard; ss5.
sAxoPPaRo5SSfR, Conn. E ma. alto. gold
sEEeakEsfSsRRST2 Ell Esf;sRRS2' DESK, sa5; dresser
$25; chest Of drawers, SIS; day bed,
$2Q; upholstered pieces; leaving city,
WO 6-S4S2
SEWING MACHINE, late model port.
cleo, round. robbin; sews fwd., re-
verse: attach; cost over $500: sell,
sfEMiiSSSs sfEtaiiSS; ARi AMAchiNE:a 1hihNSsa' tr.aale. New
Hcme; very nice cond.; ST.. Metal
wardrobe, SIS; chest, $12. JU
sGwSfTSSte; MACHINE CLEARANCE:
Electric portables, S24.5O, $50.
3S12 Lee hwy. ia. 2-40I4.
SHOTGUNS-12-ga. Parker, fm.
choke; also Rem. auto. 2O-ea.
Sportsman Imp. CYL; S95 and $40
Or best offer. NO. 7-SO9S.
SILVER 3-pc. hand etched sterling
coffee set with tray. Cost, $500;
will sell $3.50 Bavarian china dim
ner set, SS-pc., $125. EN-. 3-S354.
SILVER on copper lazy susan, lee.. &
compart., $22; cost $40; mirror,
round gold leaf frame, carved eagle
top. like new, So; oval horizontal
mirror, peri; SIS; mahoG. mantle
clock: Sessions. elec., So. JA. 2-O439.
6ILVEEWAAE, 52-piece set Rogers &
Bro. JE. 4-2509. -l2
eILVERWARE-SterIing Alvin Chased
Eomantiaue, 8 place, 80 pc. LO
A-0479.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
UNUSUAL JEWELRY
Gem stones--Heirloom restored.
RODTN .IEWET &

sos 18th st. NV. RE. 7-7293.
Over % years in precious metals.
UTILITY TRAILER wheel. new
tires; escel: cond. with hitch. $3.50
VACUUM CLEANER WESTINGHOUSE
tank. all attachments. Perfect con-
vACGnM qltaGpi sSc SccLE4kANCE; Ie?'0i iElectrolu,
$3.50, Eureka SIS. asl2 Lee hwy.
vAG;uua 3a; I1a'it; tt;LNR,. Electrolux, exc
cond,. 2 yrs. old. sac. Gold beige
chair. good .ond.. $40. AID. 4-S7oO
vaNDISstG; ast;' MACHINES, 20 counte,
type; bargain, 1417 Arlington ter
race. Huntington. Alex.
VIOLIN, European Strad copy. exc
for student case and bow S25;
silvcrware tor 8. $50; EN-. 3-s752
vIoLINs. SIS. Also violin bow and
case, x25. Cello $40. Apt. 500
1901 Mass. ave. NV.
VIOLIN. Austrian. 40 yrs. old. S75
Responsible party may borrow to
WALK-IN MEAT BOX. 6xl0. with
freezer and compressor. complete,
5000 or best offer. JU. .9-0slo
WALLPAPER STEAMER. for scrapins
paper, motor driven, kerosene burn
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