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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19

A goal of sl4.soo.ooo set for
the 1855 drive has reached
nearly Is million dollars. Our
30 thousand volunteer solicitors.
as well as the directors. should
be complimented. highly. for
their untiring and unselfish eff
forts; our hats are offl
The State of Michigan will like.
ly be represented in the annual
tournament OF roses--especially
the football game. Either U. of M
or Michigan State University will
play the Pacific Coast champion
Young Michigan men inter-
ested in joining the Michigan
State Police force should make
out applications before No. 80.
Application forms may be OBJ
tanned from the County Clerks
office or any Michigan Security
Commission office.
GOODFELLOWS annual game
will be held at Briggs Stadium
Friday night. It's for a good cause
and we should pack the stadium
If you cannot go yourself, pur.
chase several tickets and give
them TO your friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19

Sunday was traffic safety day
in Detroit churches, with most
ministers admonishing their par
shes to take heed of the reck-
lessness exhibited by both drivers
and pedestrians.
Horse sense" not horse
power" is needed II more Amer
lean lives are TO be saved from
the highway slaughter. II is
high time that we used more
common sense behind the wheel
OF our motor vehicles.
One hundred thousand football
fans are expected to sit in the
Michigan Stadium Saturday as
the Ohio State Buckeyes attempt
20 wrap-up their second straight
Big Ten tile.
Michigan will be shooing for
two goals-fhe title and trip
10 Pasadena Jan. - should
they win. Quite an afternoon is
in store for those fortunate in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19
Burns and Allen

Oracle, in a sincere desire 10
patch up a quarrel between an
artist Crank WILSON, and his
jealous wife (Fay Baker. uc'
ceeds only in wrecking her own
anniversary dinner party, on me
George Burns and Oracle Allen
Show" Monday. Nov % lCbo
Television, 8:00-8:30 pm. ESD
With the unwilling assist nee
of George. Harry Won Eel ana
Harry Morton LARRY Keailn'l as
examples to prove that Jealousy
is a childish emotion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19

Then shall thy light break
forth in the morning, and thine
health shall spring forth speed
lily. and thy Righteousness shall
go before thee; the glory OF the
Lord shall be thy reward
Isaiah $3.50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19
what they re saying
LUTHER WEBB

Detroters have the biggest hearts in the world ., q,
annual United Torch Fund Drive over the to ne
than million dollars according to latest report W
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

From the Bible:
BE We therefore followers Of God as dear children;
"And walk in love, Christ also hath loved and
hath given himself for offering and sacrifice to God
for a sweetsmeing SAVIOUR
but fornicstion, and all unclesnness, or covetous-
ness let it not be named among as becometh
tants."-( Ephesians 5:1-3)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19

Truth has beginning The divine Mind Is the Soul
of man. and gives dominion all things Man was
not created from material basis hidden to obey ma
teria laws which Spirit made his province Is in
spiritual statutes, in the higher law Of Mind
(Scence & Health, p 307)
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-01
John J. Price, 84, Former Alaska Mining Man Dies In Seattle

SEATTLE, R-John J. Price, 84, former Alaska mining man, died Saturday at St. Vincent's home for the aged, where he had lived the past three years.
 Born in Saginaw, Mich, he went to Alaska in 1898 over the Chilkoot Pass. He mined at Daw- son, Nome, Fairbanks and other parts of the north.
 He was associated with the Big Four, a group of early-day Alas kans which included, besides him. self, Tom Aitkin, John cGinn and Henry Reilley. Later he was in charge of mining activities on Dan Creek, where he was associated with Lewis LevenSaler, mining engineer, and Josuah Green, Seat tie financier.
 He came to Seattle nine years ago. His widow and brother survive.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-01
Alaska SS Co.
 Proposed Build Two Trainships

SEATTLE, R III Alaska Steam ship Co. filed proposal in Wash ington, DC, yesterday to build two big, fast roll-on roll-off train ships for the Alaska trade.
 The proposal was outlined in an application for federal mort gage insurance filed with the Fed eral Maritime Administration by Alaska Steam's subsidiary Alaska Trainships, Inc.
 The ships will operate between Seattle and the Alaska railbelt, the federal application said, and each will be capable of trans porting no freight cars and 40 truck-trailers or any combination of the two Each also will have tanker capacity of 12,0O0 barrels, in ad- dition to ships bunkers. With length of 580 feet and deadweight cargo capacity of 8,4O0 tons, the new trainships will be bigger than any vessels now in the Alaska Lines fleet. They will have twin screws and steam-geared turbines and trial speed of 18.8 knots. Company president DE. Skin ner has predicted that no services
 could be set up before the first l part of 1857.
 Purchase of Ames Terminal by l the Port of Seattle last February
 was based on belief the Alaska
 seatrains will operate out of a base there.
 Tuesdays announcement said: ''The design of the new ships
 was developed after long study and collaboration between the
 naval architects and the operat- ing officials of Alaska Steam
 ship Co. They incorporate the latest technical, engineering and
 navigational improvements and
 reflect Alaska Steam's 50 years experience in servicing this de- fense-vital trade.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-01
BILL INTRODUCED TO EXTEND ANNETTE I. LEASE

WASHINGTON, RAExtension of a lease on the Annette Island airport from 1859 to 1899 would be authorized by a bill intro duced yesterday by Delegate E. L. Bartlett of Alaska.
 Present law prohibits the Met lakatla Indians, owners of the site, from leasing it to the gov ernment for more than 10 years.
 The airport serves Ketchikan.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-01
6O-P0und 6-Ounce Salmon Caught in Competition

KETCHLKAN, R-A 6O-pound 6 ounce salmon caught by Mrs. William R. Wood of Ketchikan was the heaviest fish taken in the Salmon Derby Sweepstakes Sat urday.
 The second largest was taken by C. M. Archbold, district forest supervisor, who weighed his in at 59 pounds 10 ounces.
 It is double weekend competi- tion. The second sweepstakes day is June 5, when the winner of the $500 first prize will be decided. Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-01

Arlene Hawk. who has been visiting friends in Nome made while attending school here, re- turned to Kotzebue where her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Ray Hawk, are stationed with CAA.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-01

Fine Job Printing ali The Nugget
, 1955-01-08
Rev. Sulmuel Juckson
Tukes Chdrge at
P~entdcostul Church

The Rev. Samuel Jackson
Of Puerto Rico arrived here
on Tuesday last to take charge
Of the Pentacostal Church at
Morning Star. He was recent
" given a permanent assign
ment here and paid a visit
to the island several weeks
ego.
Rev. Jackson plans to re-
turn to Puerto Rico within
three weeks to bring back his
family. He hopes to be able
, 1955-01-08

Il new method Of inOculating fowl against Newcastle disease lnvltes
the attention Of d King. His Majesty King Phun1pOl Aduldey OF
ThaiIan0 right watches as the vaccine is given lntranasaly. Inc
vaccine was developed from a virus brought to Thailand by ID. JOnn
Lancaster (second from right, a UN. Food and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nassihleH successful mass field tests in an EFFORT to wipe out the dis
ease which is d scOurge Of the country's poultry industry. Inc
c0operatiOn Of Thai farmers, who grow very fond OF their Darn
animals, was gained when the painless incubation was lntrOuuceo'
, 1955-01-08
Cruciun Art Club 10
Discuss 1855 Projects
at Meeting Jon. Ia,a

The members Of the Crueian
Art Club is scheduled to moe
next Wednesday night, Jan
uary - to discuss projects for
the year 1855, it was announc-
ed today. Members who paint
have had an invitation to ex-
hibit at the Annual Contem-
porary Art Show at the Bar
bados Museum.
Some members have alrea-
dy exhibited in Barbados in a
show that was much admired
and at which Mrs. Att Hen
lie sold a painting. This is a
~ fssEF #NgN%"I1t EE8HES
chance to participate in a
show in which several Of the
islands Of the Caribbean par
ticipate. It is felt that st.
Croix should be represented.
II was announced also that
the popular Sunday morning
art class will start again on
January 16, at 10 am. All who.
enjoy painting in the open air
or who need instruction are
welcome to participate. This
Confined on page a
, 1955-01-08
"Skinkel" Gilber
is Host to Severed
Hundred Guests

Victor Gilbert, known as
'The Skinker" of "Stons-
henge at Ridgefield, Connec-
ticut, was host last night II
several hundred guests at the
formal opening Of The 'Henge,
The Henge IS located At
the same place formerly occu-
pied by the Gage. But Il the
Cage was beautiful, land it
was), then The 'Henge is a
dream.
Not only were there plants
and flowers throughout, il adj
dition to other decorations
but a fountain with fine
streams ~spouting upwards &
arching d~ownwards, is an I'm
usual sight in St. Croix. The
inside Of the fountain was IL
Illuminated. The entrance to
the yard was also beautifully
decorated and spot lights
illuminated plants and here
and there a shaded candlelight
which gave somewhat of a
"homelike' atmosphere
Guests began arriving at s
o'clock; At the door to greet
them were Mr.. Gilbert and al
so Mrs. Alice Yeaton, who
continued on page a
, 1955-01-08
Orchestra to Give
Farewell Ddnce for
Truro" Christidn Fri.

Rudi Shulterbrandt and the
members Of his Future Stars
orchestra has completed plans
to give a farewell dance in ho-
nor Of eTuro" Christian, sen
sational Alto Saxophonist
on Friday night, January 18th
at the jungle Casino from 10
until 3 am.
Truro, who came in with
his family several weeks ago,
has played with the orchestra
ever since his arrival, to the
delight of dance fans and mu-
sic lovers. He will depart the
day, Saturday, for
the mainland.
, 1955-01-08
Pic O'NedI Williams
Visiting in Jupun on
Ledve from Kored

TOKYO Pfc. O'Neal Will
liams, 81, son of Mrs. Eileen
Krouse Of Frederiksted, re-
Gently spent a weeks leave in
Tokyo from his init in Korea.
Tokyo is Japan's largest me-
tropolitan area and one of the
largest cities in the world.
Pfc; Williams, a driver with
the 10th Transportation Me-
dunn Truck Company, enter
ed the Army in September
1851 and arrived overseas last
April.
He completed basic training
in Puerto Rico.
, 1955-01-08
ChurIotta Christiun
Posses After Two
Months Illness

Mrs. Charlotte Christian Of
Christfansted, passed away at
the Charles HARDWOOD Memoir
ial Hospital last night at lO:45.
She was SO.
The deceased took sick and
was taken to the hospital two
months ago, but failed to re-
cover.
Among those who survive
her are two sons Alexander
and Frederik James, the lat
ter is in New York; a daughter
Mrs. Lydia Williams, twelve
grandchildren and one great
grand child.
Funeral procession leaves
the hospital at 4 for the Nor
, 1955-01-08

avian church.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
NlscELLANEoUs FoR SALE

SERVING, sTKEI-ws have loves
prices and stock commercial grad
AARco EoUIpT. CORP. 247;
Sherman ave. NV, NO. 7-1pt9. ] 1,
Eauge, 2s-in. barrels, modffed full
VII Grade with esectoK. Excel
t1b0. EN-. 2-504S.
SHOTGUN. 12-sauge, dble. barrel
Q prewar German make; exec
eond.; 500. Ju. $500.
SHOTGUN: aroAning automatic
(Belgianl, 16-gauge, case and SOM
shells. 500. Call RA, 3-906e.
suVER-Sterllng flatware. 6erY
Ice for 9. Nc Vernon pattern
500, so. S-pQ01.
SILVER STERLING FLATWARE =
-Four teaspoons. 4 dinner forks. .
dinner knives, 4 salad forks. 4 &c
tea spoons Aiyins French Scroll
brand d-new, 40% on. See HARR,
BROTT, pt7 r st. NV, RE. 7-207b
Thursdsy. IL 70 D pm. M
SIMMONS box sprlng and inner
sprinF mattress, like new. double
so. HE. 4-4i0i.
SINK, a8-inch, monei, double. stain
less steel with drainboard; mad
SINK Complete with faucets IN.
cabinet. Gas stove Breakfast nool
table and benches. EN-. 2-7432.
SINKS, cabinet. new used dlsconn
prices. K&W SUPPLY CO. 1It
and Benntng rd. ne. II. 5-SlsS
Evening star., 1955-11-06
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.L

SO L sT.--Back room; women only.
House privileges. Ii 4-6603. "a
20I2 PERRY ST. N.R.-Comfortab
room, next bath. shower: S35 Q
mo-. for empl man. AID. 2-1655;
TO REFINED GENTLEMAN. nicely
nT. pr GU: pvt. home 81 sdaits. "a.
RfGGs Hoai 81 PARK = . YuaN. RooHs,
Kitchen privileges; Good transpoFSta-
sos MASS. AVE. rms, KIT. bath:
rsdeeerated and furnished; sm-
ROOM s5SSsa sHp sSnDie PRfTArE INV BATH and
telephone, for 1 girl or . couple.
262o 18th sT. NE. = Double or
single sleeping ToS roems. cony. 70
week or month; plenty heat and
hot water; convenient location.
LARGE FRONT ROOM Capitol Hill.
$40 month: no drinking. Ii. B.
CLOSE IN. 400 r.. /. ave. me-
Sleeping rm.. well heated, twin
beds: sgle;, $40 wk.i dble.. Slb.
NICELY Rnlu ufTffgSi fRukN. RIM, ssle.. SIS mos.
-
close to shopping. TU. 2-7640.
OFF RIGGS RD.,. on Chillum pl. ne.
Small Sgl. rn. for gentleman; pvt.
home; So per wk. Call TU. 2-2b7Q;
SUITABLE FOR or 2 girls. all
privileges; 50 per week: semipyt.
bath. no. 2-2Ss9 or Ii. $1,000.
COLORED---N. .E.--Newly decorated
room for Christian ladies or gen
tiemen; SO per wk. Cali after
CofoREib-DOUBLE 81, D. E ROOM. with
modern fprn.; cony.. 70 SHOPPING
center. schools, church. 39lS East
CAPITAL st. NE. LU. 2-3061.
COLORED-FR0NT I'M. for reliable
Egl, man. 6I9 9th St. ne. Cali II.
col IOGRED-N.E .E.-Rmployed mother
with small children. Lu. 3-3l72.
|CoLORED-PvT. KIT. AND BATH
SCI. rms, pvt telephone. Al priv
tleges: employed ladies' no entloren,
AID 2.13S9, Ii. 3-0465 ---9 :
Evening star., 1955-11-06
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

|BLADENsBURG, MD.--Large room,
pvt. entr.: sgl., $50. dbl. SO. 502g
Edmondstcn I'd. uN. 4-s251. -
double withtwin beds; 5ag SrsiineS
LGEo ssEesieSsSSiF GSesSSiFo6RTaEIk 6asTs;a i RM., .sTiss.
dbie., walk-in closet. so min. down.
town b. c. WA 7-3o0s or yN.
DscSRMiI1foRY sS / room and board. SIS
xk., 8 min; to bus. men preferred
FAfRFSx, Ak IT Tyler Park. 4is 1rving-
ton rd.-3 bedrms. furnished; kit
privileges. Cali JE. 2-2263 after 2.
SILVER sPRISG-Lse. pvt. room
and bath. bus service ~ aoor-
csoTMlraoRTlABLR ~ a5sglASB RIM, silver sprlns,
for mature empi. woman. Breakfast
does HAMILTON sT., .HyAttgyille---
Nicely furn,. newly dec; sleeping
syS I'M sony; EsE;raNl ssIG. AZ s,neis rgosr FEAR in
lee s.bedrni. apt: refined business
giri; breakfast II desired. unlimited
phone, TV. JU. D-2Q22. 80
NEAR HECHTs--Single room. Eul-s.
poiyed lady; s35 per mo. Privileges.
.3ss 3s 4. soiaio ST.. NJ Arl. RR.
Sic. so double meals Il desired
N. 1RL.--AttFae. knotty pine studio !
rna., semi-pyt. bath, apt; BLDG. Gen.
1 lenR GHly; nIIRS "a nsrs arssss' p hath. s,.,
ferred. JA s-o265.
lALExANDRIA--Near Arlandria pyt.
entrance, pvt, bath, pvt. telephone.
Gent. only $50. TE. 6-17i9.
lARLINGT0N--Loyely room. pvt with
6nsiness 6nsh; a'i ia6y; JA. S.o15s.
home, for discriminating persons.
Semipyt. bath, excel. transp. 20
Pentagon and De- call kL 81
ROOM FOR RENT IN quiet hOmss
desired. "a. S-43S6.
TAKOMA PARK--Specious twin bed
rm. IN lovely new home. pvt, pAtn
and entr J; gentlemen pref; 500 mo.
PVT. BhTH and shower. Ige.. rm.,
limited phone; or. 4-7slT.
ALEX.-Front rIn,, pvt. home; DIX.
from ID, c. Pentagon bus. Emplt-
lady, some kit. privi. ov. .3-06s5.
rTrl., next to batni
private home. 1874 N vernon w.
M. ARL., 24th rd.--2 cor, bedrms,
Attrac. home and neiShborhood;
$40 and $40. IA. 2-5510.
AIEx.--Lge. bedrm., next 70 bath IN
empl. gentleman, XII. $4,000.
1917 N. EDGEWOOD. ARL.--Loyely
rm. near bus. home privileges. IA.
S-53IS; NE $4,000.
AIEXANDRIA--Man kitchen PRIV.
ileges, Tv; $40 wk. Need car. 50.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
MIscEL. WANTED teenl. ]

WE SUI oio gold discarded teuelry
diamonds See US drst, We PAL
highest cash prices Ask for Mr.
BROTT Ql7 Est nv RE-. T-207b
IEsfAHLISHED FIRM Wishes to pur
chase used machine tools for Owl
use, Requires iathes, mills
shaper. po-AH, power hacksnw ant
others. VIII purchase from owner
user THE ORDNANCE ENGI
EEERING CORPORATION. P, o
Box 460. Rockville. Maryland.
PVT. PARTY wants good used piano
Must Be Sssy ssas; JE 3-as9g
writer, musical instrument, camera
sewing machine, TY and guns, SCI
GENEROUS GEORGE. SAW Elk,
CHANGE. 2t67 Pa. ave. n.Es Ma
wAETED-f2-in. driil press with
motor Of good make. After Q am.
WANTED--From ene TO fve goot
used electric meat saws. Cal
HArrisonbuFg. Va, 4-2705, sunday
Coming to Washington Monday.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
FARM AND GARDEN

ydsI $ib del. in Wash. area, 10
|AzAIiEEASs. EvERGREENs. rnodos.
camellias now bloominsi hollies
landscaping, Wholesale, retail
RoTHs AzALEA GARDENS. sail
sliSg Greek pkwy,. TAX. PIX. Nd.
BOxW00D, q BY 4 It., very old; SIX
SaIgain at S25 each: EARL PRYOR
240S b7th ave-, Tuxedo. Nd. Wa
ID TRAcToR. almost new tires Sl.o !
tubes: 5. p. rake, mower. wagon on
rubber. All good mech, coild. $3.50
EN-. 3-16JU, leave message, "a
Tor SOIL. rich. very good for lawnI
Sna sna gEsennonsess m sgnss Very reasonable
LANDS Lsi IS scSaPsiSsGs.s Psisssss home fronts aSn. 5S
by the Job. Speciaiixe n IA assiias
Work g!Iaranteed. Free estimates
az ACRES, so5d sod4-Ready q = 20
10 mi. from 4ilves SPRING besl
ofier. will sell IN parcels Of al
and up. Call after z pm Lo.s s.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, toppins
satsa Mr.. cLixToSc. On. sI's s-osSS ssS!I
|sLUDGR. ToPsorL. FrLL DTsf
road gravel and btuoHtone nIld
hauling. 10. 2-6074. An -.--7
TOPsOIEs rich and fne; see Il Be.
SfS. d. MkNdsRr.s. e4o0 II Risrssv u wa IA
HE. 4-T64Q, III. 4-A060.
slaei Kuruines. diendAies, UabIeS,
81 ca: Pansy seedlings, $3.50 per
100;. Ligustruft. 2~ft,, $3.50 "a,
hemlock 2stt spectnaens, $2,gg
RiggB rd., HE. 4-764A.
LANlSCAErNG. topsoil, weli-rutted
mature, bluegrass sod: delivered
9r laid All types cement work. II
sTABfE MANURE, well-rotsed. VII
sell any quantity at stable. Cal
MANURE, rotted, very fine: SIS tor
1877 bushels 70 toni d cred. Teie-
phone oslthersburs os3 o. Ever.
FR0NTEND L0ApER for rent
Farmall Super G, with manure
bucket, dirt scoop and gradei
blade: man and tractor, SO, 50 pei
hour. Phone oaithershufs 62S BE-.
fore 3 am. or eftcr 9 PIN.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
TSINKS


New, damaged In shipment, So up
Key saiise. a IA IA. $500. 49, :,
SKATES, mems roller, 2 pair.
pair preeisions; also, tennis rae
SLIP COvER, Hide-a-hed. . cushions
rust color, custom mads, nrsnd
SOFA 4-piece green sectional, Y
perfect condition. S66; rust seli
SOFA, old straieht back Victorian
good cond.; 2 pembrook end tables
eotise table. step-end table. ~
sOFSSso10Rereney. SdSSo0R with slip cover
sacrifice, $ti6. 3Q1 Whittier st NV
APT los ~. s-4sss. ssss ..... ~,
sTs sood eofd.; S I washer. wYinssf type
good cond.; sets bar bells; yer,
reas. RA. 8-0732. "a
sOFA--Duncan Phyfe, wine tapes
try, S35. WA. f-010S-
SOFA BED, Pullman Hide-a.bed
table, 50. Call Mon and Tues. no
SOFA 9BED, y love seat. Levitt
make, Interesting style: 500 ol
best offef: wing-bsek chair. $40
KE. 6-9114 after 10 am.
SOFA, maroon Iflezes cnAlIt nlMs
frieze; good condition; best offer
Dress form, size A, 50. 10. 9-6s67
soFA AND CHAIR, Lawson. good
condition. $50. HE 4-7e5l,
SOFA, Duncan phyfe, good condition
SPACE HEATERS, coal or wood
attractiye: heats lee. home; $50
GepAh a-ysmsilt,.e 1it.e ae.4,,. Int.yna.
RA. 3-4S94.
STAMPS, d. 8. Commemorative col.
lection; mini single and blocks. 81
\ In glassine. Also mint sheets, hrst.
day covers and plate blockss los
on or best offef. EV. 4-TS34.
STEEL SHELVING. all sizes for stores
warehouses, and homes. As low q
81 set. GIcHNRR EX, 3-3k2I
STEEL CABLE and ehaiIl.. al sizes,
at less than u Wholesale. GICH.
NER, 2513 n At. NV,
Evening star., 1955-11-06
RUGS
SAVE UP TO 500
Room SIZE OR WALL-To-wALI
hptels and individual hcmes.
Factory Outlet
s0i7-yolp IAN 81, NV.
Oh. 2-301T, 10 AM, TO D r.
Tues. 10 2 PM

"A s-a9ss; qr... Z & AN ! R.I Z 2 PA
s,AIzax za,Ir ssl si7 wRy sas rNFN shShss.
22l2 M 81. NV. -
;p hs;t ssnd Grasssma9 s1,i a..s,sr Sl hisvv pcrs.
duty Ey~in. drlll. cost s6b, viii sen
for $50 caii Sun. only. RE, 5-5Osa.
saw, sin. Delta. fitting tabIe and
Ain. joiner on stand. III. 4-05i6.
adial G sut.eF .E.s h;p. ~ 4 Wslkers y
pm. 23o-r, Cost $500; $50. Caii
LEE CROFT, XII. 9s2626. % {
6AxOPHONE OUTFITS. alto. SSb;
NFR's MUsIc STORE. 7s6 istf
sEctnEizTAnY toovsrnor y!n.hrop,
sscegkEf2ksYsd5SSSv 81 xTTNiffiiR6Hr.e II j egfI fiei
mahogany, Excel eond.: SEQ. he
4-2z5z after 6:3Q. IN.
SEWING MACHlNks, pedal: $de
xP 7-S55S tsii 81 Aalto. @ 'blvd. .
oEWING MACH1NEs, repossessed
AL makes. Just pick up payments
1927 y 81: ne. III 6-b16l. I'll
old, $50. Chair, 81. Crib. So. Lamp
ssWNa sI'a m1sG MScnisti@ss Ss1H NJ JSSss a. luxe
elec. console. sewB forward. back
wards. Like new. Sun, Apt. 303
SEWING MACHINE. elec.. singer
4100; washing machine. Bendt,
Econenaat, $46 lamps, rugs. kI
SEWING fISfS MACHINE. console. mahoF.
Free Westinehouse, 8 Yrs, old: $50
skWiNG M2cHiNR-s SINGER. ROM,
hotbin TFcadie. good FOND. &z9
liffy Dinner Table Walnut. -
ekWNdp p ia ibaakcnrsE. whiss, De luxe
console, S129.0S cash. with all at
fachments plus button holef. hen
Etitcher and zIE-zag Wp. o-72z1
eat: Or SUM- q after 9 pm. week
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slsss, Sizes Phone JU' s-ISil.
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