davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-01-14
D. 5. Nay Not Fill
Quota Of Refugees,
Mcleod Reports
By ths As.esiassd Prs..

An Eisenhower administration
Official says the Presidents pro-
gram to admit 214.000 refugee
immigrants by December 81.
1856, may not reach its goal in
time, partly because American
sponsors are slow in assuring
Jobs and housing for them.
The statement yesterday by
r. w. Scott Mcleod, in charge
Of the program, brought some
what differing views from two
congressional Democrats who
have kept q close watch on the
program.
Representative Walter. Demo-
crat. of Pennsylvania. who had Q
hand In drafting the 1858 Refu-
gee Relief Act, said he saw no
cause for concern If the 214. 900
quota Is not filled. He said most
of the figures In the program
were arbitrarily selected anyhow.
Senator Lehman. Democrat.
Of New York accused the admin
istration Of "mishandling" and
Evening star., 1955-01-14
American Denies Red Charge
OF Spy Role in Huge rs Raid

was found in their house and be-
cause they had been visited by
American soldiers. He said spe-
.cific charges were never made by
the Russians.
Taegliche Rundscliau claimed
that the Mobiles were double
agents, working for both the
Nazis and the Americans.
The article said the Dresden
raid was aimed at the non-mili-
tary portions Of the city and de-
liberately avoided military tar
gets because the allies and the
Nazis were planning a campaign
against the Soviet Union.
Russian occupation officials
have periodically reminded resi-
dents of Dresden that English
and American bombers ruined
the city in the 1045 raid in which
an estimated 100000 persons
were killed.
The East German Communist
press has been printing anti
Western statements pointing up
the 10th anniversary Of the raid
next month.
Noble Is stiH technically In the
hands Of United States High
Commission ofiicials,
Evening star., 1955-01-14
Gov. Hartman Accused
OF SIur on Eisenhower
By III. A..eeio.sd pres.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 1.-THE
Republican State chairman has
accused Gov. Averell Hartman
Of trying to smear" President
Eisenhower in q remark about
automobile men in the Presi-
dents cabinet.
L. Judson Morhouse said In q
statement last night that Gov.
Hartman, a Democrat. was "the
first politician to try to impugn
publicly the Presidents good
faith"
Gov. Harrim an had said
Wednesday, in q speech to 10
CIO leaders here. that the Presi-
dents SOL billion road-building
program was ''the only national
program that amounts to any
thing" The Governor continued:
'Is it because the members Of
the cabinet have been trained In
the automobile business?"
/, Gov. Hartman. after the talk
to CIO leaders, said through an
aide that he was not implying
in the speech that cabinet mem
oers had done anything wrong.
Evening star., 1955-01-14

Tomorrow: Representatives
Z. Keith Thomson. Republican.
OF Wy0n1ingJ
Evening star., 1955-01-14

Mr.. Hull defeated the incum-
bent Congressman In the Novem-
ber election. Mr.. Cole was q
member of the 18th, roth, 80th
and e3d Congresses.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03

sNERD: In the spring. 7
like to dig worms.
BERGEN: To fish with?
SNERD: Nope. Just eniov
their company.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03

recently
Mrs Ebert Solcs visited Mrs
James Faux Thursday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Singlcta.y
visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Faux Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duprce JACOBS
visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Faulk recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Ward OF
Milwaukee. Wis. is spendin.
some time with MIR and MIR
J. d. Stocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Long haC
as their visitors Sunday after
noon George Sings and Edn;
Monroe. and Patsy Monroe OF
Eagle Springs also Junior Sn,!,l
OF Tabor City.
Mrs. Harry Jcnrcttc visltc.
Mr.. and Mrs. James FarLk Sur
day.
Eva Allen Woo;cn ani Wand
Suggs visited Linda Stocks re-
Gently.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03

duct, costs; Henry J. Bcthea,
two charges OF public drunken
ness, costs on each charge: Tcd
Graham, diSordcrly conduct,
prosecuting witness paid costs
when she failed to testify: Char
lie RobinSonS, diSordcrly con-
duct. transferred to Recorders
Court; Harold Ward. spinning
wheels, costs; Horace Cox.
speeding, costs; Sidney Gore.
driving under influence. rcck-
less driving. destroying private
transferred 10 Re-
corder'S Court; Oscar Tompkins,
fail to yield right-oi-way cauS-.
ing wreck, sent to Recorders
Court; Edwin II. Roberts. driv-
ing while license was suspended.
transferred to Recorders Court
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03

Georgia. This installation t,rnS
lshes trained signal technician.
TO army units all over the world
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03

nal School, Camp Gordon. Geo
rgia. He is the husband OF the
former Ethel Caulder OF Tabor
City, N. c.
The Field Radio Repair
Course, which is IS weeks in
length. trains selected enlisted
personnel To perform field and
depot maintenance and repair OF
acid radio equipment. radiac
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03
Mayors Court

A comparatively light Mayors
Court session was held Monday
night by Mayor II. G.. Cameron.
The docket included: Atchley
NJ. Cox, violating stop sign, costs
Of court plus cost of capiaS for
failing to appear in court; Ish-
man Randolph Norris, reckless
driving, transfer to Record er's
Court; Buck Johnson, spinning
wheels. costs. William c. Cart
rette, speeding, costs; Elton
Brown, speeding, costs plus cap
las cost for not appearing in
court.
Leverne Giles. disordcrly con-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03
WITH THE
ARMED FORCES

CAMP GORDON, GA. Pvt.
Robert d. Henson of Tabor City
n. c. will graduate this week
rom the Field Radio Repair
curse. one of the many courses
offered at The Southeastern Sig
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03
GuidewaV
BY MRS. LESTER LONG


Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon Jacobs
were in Tabor City Wednesday.
Lcamon Sing and daugntct.
Louise, visited Mr.. ana Mrs
Lester Long Thursday.
Mrs. BlauCo Sellers Of Tabor
City spent Wednesday nign' with
hcr mother, Mrs. J. D. Lor,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Long Wis
I'"6 Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Long
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03

Mrs. Jim Stocks visited Mr.
and Mrs. ]. d. Long Sunday aft
.ernoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Swindell Gore
visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Stocks Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stocks Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Lorl
recently.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03

detection instruments. and army
aircraft radio equipment.
During his training. Pfc. Hen
son received technical educa-
ton worth thousands Of dollars.
He will now be reassigncd to an
active unit of the United States
Army.
The Southeastern Signal
School, is located near Augusta,
Evening star., 1955-07-25
Orig. 279.95 "MObile Maid'
Completely Automatic
General Electric
Dishwasher
l79'' 's;;s@' ss's

Sove Sloo on this automatic electric
dishwosher thot needs no extra instoIo-
tion-ottoches to ony stamford kitchen
foueet Woshes. rinses and dries dinner
set for s. On cosy rolling eosters. White
enamel finish. 1855 model.
Lansburgh's APPLIANCES
4l8 Seuenth st. or through Archtody.
Main Building
Evening star., 1955-07-25
Reg. 37.95, Less than Halt Price
A Playground in Your Back Yard
Gym Set
TUESDAY ONLY l799

Heoy gauge steel tubing, soIidIy broced
and boted. 6h-ft top bar Of z" tubing.
lift. legs. Steel slide, non-tit swing
with hardwood seat and chains tested to
hold 900 lbs, welded skrider ossem-
'bIy, rings. tropeze bor, basketball boek-
board with hoop and net. Green and red
boked enamel finish.
Lansburghs-GYM SETS-Third Floor
Evening star., 1955-07-25

The Cheney finish makes them soft and lovely Wide pco edge
re bone rings tieboeks and back hemned for extra
es" wide per poir-65". Y" 81" ond 90" lengths
Evening star., 1955-07-25
Reg 1875 Smart and Practical Indoors or Out
6-Pc. Ensemble in Imported
Hand-WOven Natural Peel

This has always been best seller the regular pceond
modest it's good miss You'll enjoy outdoors all through this
and foil and many ahead indoors all round Hand
peel imported from the Orient soft natural shode
Lansbuyh s. RE-Fuh
, 1955-05-04
Vicorp Wins Eviction
Cuse Agninst Four IN
St. THONGS

Isaac Machover, Ivan How
ard, Ben Bayne and Daniel
Ambrose were ordered to va
cate houses they occupy at the
military reservation
by the Police, Court, in an ac-
ton brought by the Virgin
Islands Corporation, which is
managing the properties. The
defendants indicated that
they would appeal the deci-
sion to the District Court.
Judge Michael ruled that
the properties in question did
not come under the local rent
law, and that the Corporation
did not have to state the use
for which recovery of the pro-
perties was sought.
, 1955-05-04
Museum Director
Pays Tribute to late
Sumuel Sirnmonds

Sdmuel Simmonds
Cyril Marshall, Director Of
the st. Croix Museum, paid
tribute to the late Samuel
Simmonds, who was fatally
burned on Sunday midnight.
Mr.. Marshall wrote: 1T is
with regret that / note the ira
gle death of Samuel Sim
monds, who some years ago
was responsible for unearth-
ing many of the fine AraWak
and Carib a~rtifacts that are
exhibited in the st. Croix Mu-
scum. 1t was Mr.. Simmonds
who did the hard work of dig
ging for the late Folmer An
dersen whose fine collection
now reposes in the Museum.
1T was my pleasure to know
and talk with Mr.. Simmonds,
who told me many interesting
facts about the various pieces
of pottery on display, and how
they happened to be found.
I'VE of the Museum pay tri
butte to this fine old man, and
laud his, patient efforts that
revealed every little bead,
stone, tool or pot sherd and
made possible their future dis
play in the Museum, which
did not exist when he was ac-
lively digging. He was always
interested in what we were
doing and gave many helpful
hints on how to dig. He also
paid tribute to Mr.. Andersen
Of whom he was very fond.
IF you will be 50 kind as to
print this in your columns /
think it would interest many
who did not know of Mr.. Sim
monds association with the
beautiful objects that are now
his memorial"
Mr.: Simmonds was buried
yesterday evening in the Nor
avian cemetery.
, 1955-05-04
Bills Introduced
in Congress to Control
Solk Vaccine

Four bills have been intro
duced into the Congress for
controlling the manufacture
and distribution Of the Salk
polio vaccine. Among the Sen
ators were nine Republicans &
three Democrats. They were
headed by Senator Irving
Ives, Republican Of New York
In the House Of Representa-
tives three bills were intro
duced, also making provision
for national control and pro-
viding for heavy fines of up
to $4,000 and one year in jail.
The Governor Of several
states have endorsed the ac-
ton Of the Legislators
, 1955-05-04

WEDNESDAY, MA
Governor Alexander f
Aqrees to. Yield on Is
UnldWful Post @
Governor Alexander indicat
ed on Thursday, in a confer DIl
ence with members of the Lee 60
gislature, that he intends to MOI
drop Attorney David E. Mas LET
as Acting Commissioner of du'
Trade, and to appoint another VIC
person as Commissioner. The IN
action came while a bill was ]
pending to test the matter in rot
court, according to a news Orr
item in the Home Journal. cie
The Governor, the article {
continued, sought agreement tzS.
with the legislature to appoint tWt
DR.. Robert Cotton as Assist Crc
ant Commissioner of Educa- PIN
ton and to leave the position gu;
Of Commissioner vacant until to
next year, but this proposal I
was not acceptable to a major tin,
ity of the members. i +
Attending the conference
with the Governor were Nolle &c
Smith, Commissioner of Insu- IN
ar Affairs, and Atty. James &c
Nabrit, legal counsel to the I
Governor who made an I'm du,
Scheduled "Trip from WaSnln8- cor
ton. Atty. James A. Bough, ant
special counsel to the legisla- pol
ture, was also present. alto
The Legislature also declin- IN
ed to act on several appropria- ne'
ton bills until Monday to give I've
the Governor time to sign an
appropriation act for the leg tiv
islature, which was earlier du,
vetoed. for
The Governor and advisers -
admitted that both Mas and =
Cotton whose nominations
were rejected last month were e''
holding their positions illegal -
w.
, 1955-05-04

the legislature to confirm
members of commissions and
boards, the paper said.
, 1955-05-04
Governor Alexander
AGREES to. Yield on
UnluWful Post
Thelmu ForrellY's
Condition Remuins
Very Serious

The condition of Thelma
Farrelly of St. Croix who was ed
Knocked down by a car driv- er
en- by Postmaster Alvaro de 81
Lugo in st. Thomas on Friday dr
night last, is still very serious, as
according to word received to- II
day from st. Thomas. She re- pc
mains unconscious and doctors &C
are nuable to operate on her pc
right leg which has a COM co
pound fracture, in addition to ite
a five-inch lacerafion Of the
head and serious brain injur-
les.
There have been conflicting :,
reports Of how the accident
occurred, thus nothing was
written heretofore.
Although Mr.. de Lugo !,
said that his vehicle was tfav-
,elling at a slow rate Of speed ],
= G#34@ AZ
when it struck, Miss Farrel1y,
Police have indicated that a
charge Of speeding will be fill "
ed against him. p
, 1955-05-04
Four v. |. Registronts
Leave for Induction
Center in P. R.

The Virgin Isands Deputy
Director of Selective Service,
Colonel Christmas, today an
nounced that four registrants
left the Islands today for in
duction into the armed ser.
vices at the Induction Station
in Puerto Rico.
, 1955-05-04

- - AN4S0s
They are Wayne Lloyd Wal
colt and Eric Barnes from st.
Croix and Franklin D. Fran
els and Rudolph A. Jackson
On May 9th, twenty-nine
(29) men from st. Thomas and
twenty-nine (29) from St.
'Croix will be forwarded for
physical examination. Those
qualifying will be available
to fill future induction calls.
The quota for June induc-
ton, just received, is three, Of
"a national call Of only 10000.
, 1955-05-04

There was considerable dis
cussion about the powers of
, 1955-05-04

Cyril Marshall, Director Of
the st. Croix Museum, paid
tribute to the late Samuel
Simmonds, who was fatally
burned on Sunday midnight.
Evening star., 1955-09-28
FARM AND GARDEN

ToPsoIL-yery GOOD rich topsoil
ress. M csii 20. s-4Sss. Iii .
TOPs0TLr--Very good rich topsoii
for lawns and greenhouses. Very
reas Call 10. S-Aa33. 10 :.
AzALEAs. hardy fieId srown, AL
anEA solHrs AZ issss ssio one 'P ot g.
600. All other. varieties Is. OF 1
week only. Ju. a-s4si after, D
vfRGN Re tor SOIL, best quality:
any quantitv' immediate delivery;
rsasorable vIF. FLEMMING ,sM LANo-
LAWN RENOVATION; plan fall pro-
gram nowi Save! Free estimates,
EIEMMINa LANDSCAPE SERVICE
TREE MIR 4aiEHMiooyAL. pruning. topping.
,s,@@ins maes. Nh 2 eLSYros S @f uE Eref i-css Ss
ORDER NOW. trees. shrubs, roses
ESvEaRGREEN VII IsE1 siiRUBs--Lov prices
on small plants, Hemlocks, lQc
each. Blue Spruce. Japanese Hol-
es and aso0Ys Ysws ae sSsn MsT EysT
Pschysandra lspurgej and Hahn.s
Ivy. iNc each. Minimum order sh
BELvEDERE LAND SCAP1 O
SERVICE, LO. 4-097S. IL
TOPSOlL, rich dark loan; ideal for
lawns, flowers and shrubbery. n
tons, Sl2 delivered. 10. 1883
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
parts and service. MALoNEY,S.
int Silver sprine, Nd, JU s-3333
NEW EQUIPMENT; full line Of in
ternationai tractors and farm
equip New Holland. New Idea farm
eauip, and elevators, Meyers hay
eonditioners, sherman and Henry
backhoes and leaders. Hrillion grass
seedera, Esee Flow lime sewers, baler
and binder twine: parts and service.
MALCNEY'S. Silver Surinx. Nd
SPECIAL NEW EQuIPMENT--66
bailer with starter. 81 ,S25, reduced
10 SI,b00; cornstock shredder.
S4pB, reduced to $500: used LAP
picker, $3.50. reduced 70 $500.
silver sprins. 10. s-ssas.
Evening star., 1955-09-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NURSE. white. reliable and sfheient,
day Of night duty. live in or cut.
pRacTIVzL NURSE, avail: fond el
elderly patients: live in; pr.'s refs,
(snif III, R-H3a5. -st
sALEsW0MAN. experienced In drugs
and cosmetics, wants 4 days q Wk,s
best refs: no sat. Sun. RA. 6-nStt1,
TYPING. fast. accurate; 10 years
expef.: desires tSpfnR at home; pick
up and deliver. JU. 9-60f5. co.
LADY lwhittl, 30 years. wants JOB
as copy typist; salary expected be-
tween $50 and $50 week. Box iss-
ExpEsR. ssa WAITRESS desires work In
club or hotel. Ma. s-Ss70, Ext,
EixsPERIENcEp : PRACTICAL NURSE
desires day duty. HU.' 3-477p..
WOMAN settled. refined. lisht duties
for ] adult, or working mother.
P.o, BOX 20s4. ArlinRton, Va.
EXPERIENCED. mtddle-aged lady.
former teacher, desires work o.
baby sitter or companion IN Airing
ton area; refs. Tel. IA. 2-SIb4
MrppLE.AGEp WHITE WOMAN
wants houskeeping lob for WORKING
mother. Fails Church area only
Write Box 359-V. Star. rs
GIRL, eoiored, 10 do typtng, 6e
words per minute. shorthand, fol
doctor or lawyer. RA,. 1894. ---3a
COLORED GIRL desires work a
maid or plain cook. DU. 7-7la5
SoS8se
Evening star., 1955-09-28
srTuATloNs--poMEsTIc

WOMAN wants g.h.w., days work. ol
bv week; 13 yrs. ! place: REFER
! ences. WO. 6.JaSI
COLORED GIRL desires lob. full
part time, OF days work; 5 day.
cOIORED WOMAN wants Inv.
claim cooking. 8 days week. honest
and reliable. Ii. 4-9S6T.
C0LORED LADY desires Job. child
care and light housework. days
week. NO. 7-4868.
C0LORED GIRL desires days work
during week, except THURSDAY, Cal
TWo NJ scH0oL GIRLS, eolored. de.
sire Job baby sitting. no. 2-0465
GIRL. colored, wants Job as child
care, maid. or care Tor sick. ST'
CoIoRE;D WOMAN. reliable, refined,
desires work MORNINGS. afternoons
and get dinners or clean apt; refs
coLoRED GIRL desires days work,
ironing exper, NE. S-4alI,
GIRL wishes 1h.w. and child care,
Good references. Ii, T-1Ha6.
COL0RED GIRL
wishes houseworE or ofiice cleaning
) DAYS . week. No week ends. DE.
2-3564
Evening star., 1955-09-28
sITUATiohs--MEk

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPFR. now
available: references. 10. 3-43g5g
CHEF. COOK AND BAKER---
sfsy fsT ssnasys on ased. hu 5.day s@sss work
week: excellent refs. Ex. 3-e5.4.
MAN, colored. wishes Job as truck
driver. Experienced. Permit. Ii.
wouLD LIKE PLACE As GUARD
RIuT9aGsekEr6Rp. 9GekE soS Sis'e s. yaSchss n~ Is.
In he State Of pslaWsre for a sood
tssi-Siil1s Me thaoasshous eaHadfa IT, s.ate kaSna
tse eeen msn sG'fH IL tSe hsadines tRis past
wear Write P.O. Bon 4i6, Milford,
Del, II you have such an offer.
WHITE. MARRIED MAN. age "a.
has car, consider salaried position
Of trust that offers . challenge Of
sood sdgeation. Mpst be in 3; c.
CoL0RED MAN, waiter, Kitchen
truck drivers helper; dtshypssner.
Part or full tim: ia. 3-I55s
COLLEGE decree. Expert. desires wUrk
Il9ofssRnp z Il Il h0TYshi TYshiATo9IrSxiGo T9 iio's' NURSE
wants work In home cerins Tor
elederly person. jE. 2-ols1.
Evening star., 1955-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

VACUUM cLEANER. singer, With
a sstsshlssnsss. hasss good condition. .ds sf5.
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Washers. ali makes. types. Ss.g5
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Washers al ron RENT. brand-nev,
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WELDERS, new or used, LINCOLNS
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5 RIGGS pL At
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Evening star., 1955-09-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES


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4 -
in. local references; Thursdays and
Sundays Oh. Good with children,
JU. s-so4l.
G.H,N1-Youns married couple and
6-yr.-old Eiri, live in. modern. Kit
sss' snd hSMe En- ssias ss &c. eapsf' ans so aei
cHw -CuuD carr. live In. new
home pvt. room and bath; @ S.S
aseS vM reis' fsSuifed n,n, anu nsst'h sa
C.H.w.. live in. pvt. room and bath
on Ist a.: eony. NV. section' set
tied lady: cooking REQ. Call DE.
s-i5s4. 30 o.,
I r.. X days. H i Workin9 -o.o eounIe CsiI
IA 3.faneyS faneyS after fNe 4 o,eioek 80
"a i" 80, as,i ~ o'c. ,.~..
G.H.W. LSE-lN. fond OF chIoren,
exp. no COOKING. pvt. room ,Snd Snd
bath, Reis. Oh 6-ssss. s
GwH: plain cooking. child care.
5lss dsY II f. osher Oh Oh hslp ss1P employed. D.
80 A.,s, az a.,
CIV, fond q children: bz.aay
Nav Sk lsttns losal is i,si n eessss siss mo I'M
3-54l3.
CIV II. s0sIso Das eOGsnE a.ssg, ys sea III I.. @ss
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good salary for dependable exper.
person. OIL. 2-S5l3. ---30
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sh,,,;, o.. sr NJ weS avs sat and
s,,n ~, oWsi
NAH ny. .srcsey .ss as.45 live
IL ~ rnaL,nw care tyr old child
net D ,nstsira I'm bsth an All day
HHh,- H, upeenh ton saisrvl
,u. ,is. y' aaaio 80
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tn,,i;,, nv oaa "a han,~ ,,er,oa nens nos
~ any: rs:h sova nerson n .isS5
M4rn " ~ AZ. ,ieIot bousework.
III doy, stay sor,e niohfS. oniy
fhoss fh uayS, yexpsrsenesd % WITH Children
need anniy. iocai references: $40
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Evening star., 1955-09-28

itEFRTGERATORs. used; rebuilt;
gesn'e'P 8ear. PREDERiGK.sso. sonf INC. a5isot
REPRIGERATORs, g-cd. 1T. Gibson
with cross-top freezer. SIS or best
RGRirtfEriiGTIAAiaYsoiRlss.a Gitfri Eli YsliRlsa sa4.so. .l.e..
eas. guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES
CO., s23I Ca. ave. NV. DE. 2.
RETRiGERAToR, 1859 Philco. ex-
shelves; sii0. Cain after 1880
REFRIGERATOR, westinghouse
Tappan gas range. $35 each. Good
condition. Girls 26-tn. bicycle,
$3.50. Call OIL. 6-3616. ewes. ---2e
REfRIGERATORs. new. II you have
cash and want to save money. seq
PARAMOUNT CO.. 2202 Ga. ave
NV. HUI. 3-4Sn0
REFRIGERATOR. 0E, 3 Gu. IT. Un-
claimed In storage. like new; SOS
Del. free. RE. 7-4434. 222 q
REFRiGERATOR--s-cu. n. Serve
gas. .arge freezing compartment
excellent eond.. S36. 10. 9-3l7 73
REFRIGERAToRs roR RENf-
Brand-new: 35e o day. Rental MAJ
apply 10 purchase. ST. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-09-28
ADDING MAcHINEs. used sad rev g

ADDING MACHINES. used and new,
hand. elee. CIRCLE TYPE. CO.
s4i 18th st. NV. DI. 5-7372.
ADD. MACH. small; adds. subtractsi
I-yr, guar, once or home; Al4,05
cIRCLE, raj 18th st. NV.
ANTIQUES--Thnrs. and Fri. only.
Austrian Victorian sofa. tufted 3
medallion backed, recently up-
holsiered cherry red antique velvet.
not only g show piece, also COM
Portable. French Victorian lady's
deck, mahog. and CircaSyian wal
nut. Enelish oval Circasslan wal
nut will make beautiful coffee table.
XII. s-iB1g. I'D
ANTIQUE CHEST, o drawers, crotch
mahogany. HO. 9-fS50. ---2g
BABY CRIB, playpen with pad
carriage with mattress. Baby Butler
and other small items. Reas. Ju
BABY ffuRNiTuRE-crib with mat
tress. high chair. stroller. rockinf
horse. Rounee-a-Baby. 10. 2-J0Bl