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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04

airports are neglected by the
Federal Government - ladies
and gentlemen, we really have
a problem.
UNLESS tax resources are to
be returned to localities" he
suggested, Uncle Sam has got
to share the cost, because the
future of Western civilization
lies in our cities"
Senator Talmadge was asked
if he believes that Senate Rule
% should be amended to pre-
vent filibuster. To no ones
surprise. he replied no. de-
Tending the rule on the ground
that freedom of debate, or as
near freedom as we have now"
has helped to make this coun-
try a great and powerful
Nation.
Women Too Independent
Asked how women could in
crease their influence in gov
eminent, Mrs. Dwyer had two
suggestions. They were:
One. Women's slow progress
may have been caused by their
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Congress Opens Amid
anfare and Glamour
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Joseph McCarthy's new waist
line. He is so much simmer
it required a second look to
recognize him.
Joe Clark Is Host
So engrossed was everyone
in watching Mr.. Nixon swear
IN new and reelected Senators
that few people saw Mr.. Ste
venson take his place in the
gallery with his campaign
manager, Jim Finnegan:
Mayor David Lawrence of
Pittsburgh. and across the
aisle from them Adlai's
brother-in-law, Mr.. Ernest
Ives.
But when Senator Lyndon
johnson introduced him he
received an ovation. and when
he later tried to make his
way through the corridor,
such a crowd pressed around
him you would have thought
he was still a candidate for
President.
After a visit with Senator
johnson in the latter's Office
he went over to Room Asst
in the Senate Office Building
to a Pennsylvania buffet
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luncheon given by Senator
Joseph Clark.
The very attractive Mrs.
Clark was there too and her
sister and brother-in law, E.
o. and Freddy Merrill of this
city. The Merrills are familiar
figures in Washington society
whenever his State Depart
ment assignment keep them
posted here.
Pennsylvania Gov. Leader
and Philadelphia Mayor Rich
ardson Dilworth were also in
the gathering, along with State
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Genevieve Blatt and ex-Rep-
resentative James Quigley OF
Pennsylvania, who ceased being
a ngress SIN an yesterday
morning and instantly became
Senator Clark's administrative
assistant.
Gov. Stevenson looked rosy,
rested and in fine spirits. Asked
about the opening, he said.
Il thought it was a great show.
l am glad l came" He will
be in Washington until Mon
day morning.
Jane McIlvaine Married
Jane Stevenson McIlvaine.
who was recently divorced
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tendency ito remain politically
independent rather than affili-
ate with either political party.
Certainly independent think
ing is an admirable quality.
Nevertheless, I believe it is
important for women to fight
for their ideals through the
party closest to their ideas. A
woman without proven party
affiliation has little chance to
be elected or appointed to
Office"
Two. Women must cam
paign with more emphasis on
issues. less on their sex. The
American people vote on is
sues. not on sex. America
needs to utilize the full
strength Of its women as well
as its men if we are to meet
the tremendous challenge of
the times we live in"
A program of songs was pro-
vided by the Navy Sea. Chant
ers, while a string trio from
the Navy Band played din
ner music.
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.HOnOrs New

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voting for major part of the
mutual security bill. 1t also
means taking our full share of
refugees. It means giving very
careful consideration to mat
tiers of trade. in which all Eu-
rope is interested. 1t means
taking a good look at ETO
(the European Trade Organi-
zation)."
Senator Clark, who formerly
was Mayor of Philadelphia, was
asked how much he thought
ought to be done to help the
cities.
Commenting on the fact
that he had stressed the prob
lens of the small family farm
during his campaign, the new
Senator unused over what the
effect would be on his conSti-
tuents of his suddenly taking
up for the city slicker."
Perhaps it's just as we'll
that Pennsylvania law does not
provide for the recall of a
Senator" he said with a smile.
I'VE in Pennsylvania are
aware that three-fifths of the
population of the United
States lives in l73 metropoli-
tan areas" he added seri-
ously-"areas whose sources
Of income have been largely
grabbed by Uncle Sam.
Lists City Woes
Meanwhile, slums tester.
housing is not being built, re-
development lags, blight
spreads, traffic is more con-
gested, water pollution gets
worse. air pollution makes us
cough. civil defense is an in
creasing burden, cities are not
able to pay for education, our
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from Bob McIlvaine, counselor
at the American Embassy in
Lisbon. was married December
10 to Nelson Caldwell McClary
in Winnetka, III. which is the
home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. McClary.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-22

Is Athirst For Cod, Mr.. Albert
Wood: No. 4. Trio AT Eventide 1t
Shall Be Light, Mrs. William
Stevenson, Mrs. Bayard Coulter,
Mrs. William Burton; No. 5. Chorus
They That Sow In Tears; No. 6.
Air (Contralto), Eye Hath Not
Seem, Mrs. William Burton; No.
Y. Chorus, For Thee, o Dear, Dear
Country; No. 8. Chorus, Thine Is
The Kingdom"
Part Alteration.
No. 9. Intermezzo tInstrumentan
No. TO- Air (Base Solo and Choral
Sanctus), "A New Heaven And A
New Earth, Mr.. Leon E. Dono-
van; No. la. Double Chorus, Let
The Heavens Rejoice, Second
Choir-Mrs. Raymond Riniker, Mrs.
Theodosia Hooker, Miss Sylvia Yes
sells. Mrs Emory Birmingham, Mrs.
Arthur Handy, Mr.. Charles Parker,
Mr.. James Kuneman, Mr.. Hunter
Ellis. Mr. Ned Maull; No. lib. Air
(Tenor), ITO The Lord Our God
Mr. Albert Wood; No. la. Air (Con-
tralto), Come, Ye Blessed, Mrs.
Luther r. Vessels, Jr.; No. LIB.
Semi-Chorus, THE Filming Pot Is
For Silver; No. 49, Air (Soprano1
These Are They Which Came"
Mrs. Donald Anderson; No. IA.
Duet (Soprano and Contralto)
"They Shall Hunger No More, Mrs.
Harold Wallin, Mrs. Bayard Coul-
ter; No. Is. Quartet and Chorus,
List The Cherubic Host, Mrs.
Harold Wallin, Mrs Gene Michaels
Mrs. Emory Birmingham, Mrs. Allen
Vessels, Solo (Bass), Mr. Harry
Moore; No. 16. Chorus, Great And
Marvellous Are Thy Works"
Chorus Members: Soprano-Mrs.
Donald Anderson, Mrs Raymond
Riniker, Mrs. H. Edward Maull.
Mrs. Gene Michaels, Mrs Donald G.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-22

chinaware. handbags, furs, pictures
There are only the three days OF
the sale this year, so be sure TO
arrive promptly for the best selec-
ton. st. Peters Rummage Sales at
tract many out of town buyers
and also donors.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Clifton OF
Bridgeville, Delaware, were the din
ner guests of Mr.. Clifton's mother,
Mrs. F. G. Clifton, Sr., and her
family at her residence on Null
berry ST., Sunday.
Mrs. Richard C. Beebe, who has
been visiting in Mobile, Alabama
since the first of January with her
son-in-law. Commander Harry F.
Frazer, U. S. Coast Guard and Mrs.
Frazer and their children, has re-
turned to her residence here on
Savannah Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford A. Kinkade
of Arkansas Pass, Texas, are visit
ing with Mrs. Kinkade's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Palmer, who
recently returned from a visit with
friends and relatives in Miami
Beach, Fla, and Corpus Christi
Texas.
Mr. Walter Donovan who under
went an operation at the Beebe
Hospital last week, is getting along
very nicely at this writing.
Mrs Samuel West, who has been
confined to her home because OF
illness is able to be out again.
Mrs Oracle r Birmingham, who
has been spending a few months
with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. William P Hill,
at their home in Hellertown, Pa,
has returned to her home here.
A Cantata 1.-The Holy City" un-
der the direction of Mr. David
Cline, director of Bethel Church
Choir and vocal instructor at Sea-
ford High School, will be presented
Sunday, March 31st. at 400 p. m,
in Bethel Educational Building,
Lewes. Public invited
The program is as follows:
1.-The Holy City" by Alfred r.
Gaul.
Part I-"Contemplation".
No. l. Introduction Qnstrumen-
tall; No. 2. Chorus, mo. Shadows
Yonder", Solo (Tenor) Mr.. Ger
aid Schrierer, Quartette. Mrs. Gene
Michaels, Mrs. Arthur Handy, Mr..
Gerald Scheirer. Mr.. James Robin
son; No. 8. Air (Tenor), my Soul
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-22

Mitchell, Mrs. Patricia Donahue,
Miss Sylvia Vessels, Mis- Nicki
Morris, Miss Patricia Harrington,
Mrs. Harold Wallin, Mrs. William
Stevenson, Mrs. Theodosia Hooker,
Mrs. Frank Moon, Mrs. Randall
Talley.
Alto-Mrs. SaYard V. Coulter,
Mrs. Arthur S. Handy, Mrs. John
McClelland, Mrs. Spencer Hart, Mrs.
w. Allen Vessels, Miss Ann Bur-
ton Ratledge, Mrs. Leon Farrin,
Mrs. William Burton, Mrs. Luther
r. Vessels, Jr., Mrs. Emory B.
Brittingham, Mrs. Hunter Ellis, Mrs.
Florence E. Wilson.
Tenor-Mr. Stephen Vaughn. Mr..
William Truitt, Mr.. Daniel Little
ton. Mr.. Gerald Schrierer, Mr..
James Kuneman. Mr.. Ray Bryan,
Mr. Charles Parker, Mr.. Albert
Wood.
Bass-Mr. James Robinson, Mr..
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-22
LEWE.S

James Eugene Plummer of All
Savannah Road, Lewes was pro-
NOTED to Private First Glass at the
last meeting of the Company B
317th Tank Battalion, U S. Army
Reserve. Capt Avery, command
ing officer of the unit announced
the promotion at the Units weekly
formation, held each Monday even
ing from to 10 p. m., in the Re
serve Building Army Reserve Train
ing Center, located at Fort Miles.
Pvt. 1st Glass Plummer an en-
ployee of the DUPONT plant in Sea-
ford, Delaware, is assigned 10 the
local Army Reserve.
Hershel Frank Porter, 1T Vick-
ers Avenue, Lewes, has joined the
317th Tank Battalion, under the
special provisions in the new Re-
serve program for high school stu
dents.
At a special ceremony held at
the Reserve Building Fort Miles,
recently, Captain Avery command
ing officer of the unit, swore the
Units newest Reservist in and
congratulated him on his decision
to join the Army Reserve.
A senior at Lewes High School,
Herschel will be deferred from ac-
tive duty until he has graduated.
Then he will depart for six month S
training after which time he will
be returned to a local Army Re-
serve unit for and one half years
Reserve participation. The remain
der of his eight-year enlistment
will be spent in the Standby Re
serve where no participation is re-
quired.
'In the meantime, commented
Captain Avery, Pvt. Porter will be
attending drills and classes here at
Fort Miles once a week on Monday
evening from 8 to 10 p. M, before
he is called to active duty. BY that
time, he will have discharged a
full year of active duty obligations,
and will have years longevity for
pay and promotion purposes as
well"
Arlynn QnintOn Hall, son of Mr.
and Mrs. r. @. Hall of Lewes, Della
ware has completed nine weeks of
recruit training at the United States
Naval Training Center, Bainbridge,
Md. The local sailor, a former stu
dent at Lewes High School has been
spending a fourteen day leave here
with his parents before reporting
to Great Lakes, ILL.,, where he is
now taking electronic technician 5
training. Seaman Hall successfully
completed the transition from ci-
william to- military life which in
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-22

cluded instruction in seamanship
ordnance and gunnery, firefighting
military bearing, military drill
shipb0ard drill, aad citizenship
The Lewes Bluejacket enlisted in
Wilmington for 3 years and was
sworn in at Philadelphia, Pa He
is a member of the DeMolay and
was active in this organization be.
fore entering the Navy.
Lewes High School seniors have
selected three-act comedy Rest
Assured" by Donald Payton, as
their class play. 1t will be pre-
sented on two nights, March 28th
and 29th in the Lewes High School
auditorium Curtain time will be
S:15 p. m.
Mr. Fred Wiedmann and Mr.
Thomas Dillon are the directors.
The cast includes: Nee Maull
Ann B. Ratledge, Shirley Ceilings
Ann Macintire, Martha Brugge
Charles Howard, Ray Bryan, Pat
sy Harrington, Herschel Porter
Louise Powell. Gerald Medd. Kay
Reed, Jimmy Robinson, Frank Metz
ner, Rolf Carlston and Adele
Knapp.
Understudies are: Peggy Wyatt
Mary V. Davidson, Josette Cover
dale, Jake Warrington, Carl Vim
cent and Howard Ritter.
The committees for tickets, Joan
Marsh, chairman, Yvonne Meloti
and Margie Powell; programs and
publicity, Josete COverdale; Advs
Theodore; Posters, Joan Russell
ette West, Harold Hamilton; Ush-
ers, Kitty Pace, Irene Ritter. Gerry
Hamilton, Elizabeth Hill and Peggy
Wyatt
Lighting, Richard Bunting: sound
effects. Rufus Joseph; property
manager, Nicki Morris; Prompter
Nicki Morris; scene and stage
manager, Frances Mitchell; stag
ing, Warren Walls, Richard Bun
ting, Earl Warrington, Rufus Jo-
seph, Theodore Deale, Rolf Carl
sten, Dallas Legates, Elizabeth Hill
Shirley Volgel, Kitty Pace. Irene
Ritter, Howard Ritter, Carl Vim
cent. John Walls; makeup. Mary
V. Davidson, chairman, Bonnie
Smith, Joan Russell, Mrs. Fred
Wiedmann.
The Women's Auxiliary of st
Peters Episcopal Church in Lewes
will hold it's annual Spring Rum
mage Sale at the Parish House. on
Mulberry St., on Wednesday, Thurs
day, and Friday, March q, %, and
90, from one till five p. m. All
types of useful articles will be
sold Not only clothing but house
hold articles, furniture, jewelry
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-22
Fort Miles VIII Be Chief
NatL Guard Training
Site
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with an attendance of SO per cent.
Pennsylvania was second with a
rate of SO per cent.
The National Guard has been a
bulwark of the national defense for
more than 300 years, being actually
older than the nation. The militia
units from which the guard stems
go back to the early 18th century
with an unbroken history longer
than any other part of the military
establishment.
Today the guard has the impor-
tant mission of providing most of
the ready" units which are kept in
a highly trained state to serve as a
reserve for the regular establish
ment. IL is also helping to defend
critical areas of the United States
by manning on-site antiaircraft
weapons.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-22
Set-up Chest X-Ray
Program I'm Kent

continued from page one)
Harrington School.
Industry is cooperating in the
program and units will go to the
following locations: w. L. Wheat
ley Co., Clayton; Wilson Refrig-
GRAFTON, Smyrna; Belber Trunk &
Bag Co, Smyrna; international
Latex Corp, Dover; Newcomb &
Hand, Port Mahon; liquors Oys-
ter Packing House, Bowers; Rich
ardsOn & Robbins, Dover; Diamond
State Telephone Co., Dover; Swift
& Company, FELTON,; Milford Stitch
ing Co., Milford; Burris Frozen
Foods, Milford; Steiners, Milford !;
Mulco, Milford; L. ID. Caulk Co.,
Milford, and Ace Manufacturing
Co., Harrington.
Medical authorities recommend
an annual chest x-ray as the best
method for discovering early tu-
berculosis. 1t only takes a minute,
no undressing is necessary and the
sponsoring agencies have arranged
to have facilities easily available.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-22
LIVING UP TO IT'S NAME

WILD ROSE, Wis. - up - The
determination of this central Wis
consin community to live up TO its
name is taking root.
The Wild Rose Community Coun-
Gil has ordered about 1000 rose
bushes for spring planting. The
village board joined the campaign
when it ordered 200 bushes that will
be set out around the village hall
and along the highway leading into
the village.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-22

Ned Maull, Mr.. William ID. Graves,
Mr.. Harry Hazard, Mr.. Harry
Moore, Mr. Al Derrickson, Mr. Hun
ter Ellis, Mr.. William Hayes, Mr..
Leon & Donovan.
Accompanists-Miss Ella B. Twill
ley, Mrs. Homer Bryan, Mr.. Will
liam Hayes-Cellist.
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FURN.. French Prov. davenport.
foam cush,. S5n; blue tayeno. SEQ;
armchair. $40. sr. rocker, ottomsn n,
SEQ: ali good cond GA. 4-S9l3,
or wkdys. after 1870.
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JEWELRY, Masonic. finest selection.
lowest prices. best quality ASS for
Mr.. Harry Brott, yI1 r ST NV,
RE 1-2075 Daily hrs. y am. 10
u pm. Thursday. II noon TO
= pm. Discounts to all MaSons.
Mention this ad.
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FURN., chair. newly redecor. foam
rubber cushions, slip cover. $50: .
mahog. livrm. tables. $3.50 ga. .
Hollywood bed, SO: mattress free.
All for SIS. OIL 4-5S3R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

PIANO. fine Chickerins baby grand
take S505. so 5-5868.
PIANO, Wurlitzer baby Grand. SO in
long. full keybd., dark mag, beaut.
excel. cond.. SOS. LII. 2-259s.
PIANO. Lester Betsy Ross spinet
mahogany. $500. RA. 3-3g3S.
PIANO. Everett Regent console and
bench, ebony. late model; new
cond,. 5000, IA. 1856.
PIANO-Restyied like console yIfulj
sound board Of upright. fully re-
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bench: $3.50. WA. 7-14S9.
PIANOS-We have some real bar
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such makes as Fischer, Estey. Story
a. Clark, Winter, Gulbransen, Wur-
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and @ SITS. NV. Open Thursday
evenings.
PIANO, player, excel. tone, good
cond,; 81 80; owner moving March
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900
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selection OF pianos and organs for
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REFRIGERATION, o-E. 8 Gu. IT,,
peri. eond.; 500 or best ofier. Elk.
REFRIGERATOR GAS STOVE comb.
Gen. Chef. 4-cu. 1T, with gas
burners on top; height, 40 in; $40
Call Mon, OIL. 4-j10O.
REFRIGERATOR. G-E de luxe COM
bination. self defrosting: ike new:
$3.50 Call DU. 5-S045.
REFRIGERATOR. Gu. IT.. 1852
model, Admiral; SIS or best offer
HA 2-3Sg7.
REFRIGERATOR. General Electric;
s. GU. IT.. good condition; best
offer over S25. WA. 7-76i3.
REFRIGERATOR, Kelvinator; like
new. Stove. vesta gas stove. Like
new. JE. 4-0505.
REFRIGERATORS - Westinghouse,
bar size. SIS; Frigidaire. apt. size,
$50. Both guar IA. a-96l4.
REFRIGERATOR, l942 Frigidaire.
@ Su. IT.. new thermostat and door
gasket. excel. cond,. SIS. JE. B.
9374.
REFRIGERATORs. S995 up: rem ..
ERicK's. 1908 i4th ST.. ia $1,000
REFRIGERATION. Norge de luxe
$50. Call XII. s-3024.
$50: gas range, caloric. SO in,
$40; porcelain sink. new cond.
$50: 4 kit. cabs, wood, fine quail
ity. EN-. 3-6033.
REFRIGERATOR. late model; good
cond.: can deliver: S45. ME. 1881 ! q.
REFRIGERATORs. used. $3.50 up:
Guar del large sfock ACME
STOVE. 1911 9TH st. NV. MA
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire. 9 Gu.
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REFRIGERATOR, Admiral, z Gu. It. !:
excellent condition; $40. Call 30.
REFRIGERATOR. Norge, . Gu. IT,.
meat tender frozen food storage
REFRIGERATORs go, IKE new,
S10-S25 each: rooming house. Also
furniture. cheap. Ii. 3-4226.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMB,
mos. S225. DU. 7-15l5
REFRIGERATOR, westinghouse. s.
Gu. 1T. runs and looks like new;
reasonable. 10. 1-909l.
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, 6-cu,-
II. freezer: 3 yrs. old; like new;
S55 DE 2-5066,
REFRIGERATOR. Westinghouse, :
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REFRIGERATOR, small G-E good
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PIANOS-We have some real bar
gains in used spinets and consoles;
| a. Clark, Winter, Gulbransen, Wur-
liter and Baldwin Acrosonic. Phone
ST 3-94O0. JORDAN'S, corner 13th
and @ SITS. NV. Open Thursday
| evenings
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WAY SUPPLIES
Building Materials

II. ROCKVILLE PIKE
tAcrosS From Carnival Groundsl
Insulation Specials
Pickup Yard Prices
Balsam wool. standard. l00.ft.
rolls, 81 each,
Double-thick, 50-ft rolls, ~. "a.
Rock wool semi-thiek. soft. bum
dies. - each
Full thick. Soft. bundles, $s.bo
paeh.
Twinsuiation. reflective aluminium.
20. 2-6222 OIL. 2-630O
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rYPBWRITERS-Buy any 1857 port
able; no money, down. 81 per wk.,
first payment in May Save 30Ce
or more via UNITED TYPEWRITER
club plan, Phone uay or night,
RE. 5-ll77 for free home demon
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HAIR DRIERS-Regular beauty shop
type; priced reasonable. MR.. KAY.
H-FI. Pilot am-fm tuner amp. Fra
zier, May spkr. Z. v. WEBER. sol
Mellon st. Sc
HI-FI, console. amin 3-speed
phono.: Silvertone; new cond.: Sl95
or best offer. Ju. $3.50.
HI-FI = Complete stock; new and
used components and kits. LEAK
amp. -preamp;; Sl4s; low. amp
k E So W sg EsSa ps terms ioo. trades
corner. rear Sears in Silver Spring /,
JU. 5-ls00. Also open ewes.
M-FI-Altec Is ". amp. S45; L. W.
ann. with Scott remote preamp,.
S3S; Rek-O-Kut record play back
amp. for discs. S35: RC-S0 chRr..
$2S: ThorenS 3-speed turntable,
S32, OIL. 4-232l.
HI-FI SPEAKERS. Jensen, 3-way
system. Call LII. 2-0594.
HIDE -A-BED. Simmons, Beautyrest
mattress; practically new. no. 2
1905.
HIGH CHAIR-Excellent condition.
$3.50. Call IL. 6-16S4
HOSE--Garden, fire, suction. rs II.
5-yr. guar. 81 80. Also used. J
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HOSPITAL BED with mattress, like
new $50 or best offer. KE. S-6i0l.
HOSPITAL BED. good condition.
sos. Wheel chair, folding. Holly
wood, S35. JE. 2-44l7.
HOT-WATER HEATER, gas. 20-sal-
lon. USED only 9 months. $50.
EN-. 3-s522.
HOUSEHOLD FURN. = Couch with
s SOLE. excel exee coma coma so T hTee 20 20
4. boards. A. red bricks, book
other items. etc Ii. 4-OlS4.
HUTCH-Antiaue green and gold,
3Sxl1xl6. Ideal for small din,
rm,, $50, Also . matching rush
bottom chairs, SEQ. JU. 9-7Os5.
ICE MACHINES, York Model DER -25,
complete with 71s-h,p. water-cooled.
York condenslng unit. Mode 75-HW
Al cond.: Will consider any reas.
ofier: HARDY SUPPLY CO., phone
INVALID CHAIR COMMODE-Per-
sian lamb coat; mans tuxedo. TIE.
6-O9S3. Monday
IRONER-Ironrite model So: used
very short time; like new. WA. =
JALOUsIEs Oy sEco-March sale
now IN progress Don't miss thus
sun. Mon Phone NOW mention
this ad, SECO, Ju. S-S0l0 .4-hr
day.
JEWELRf, Masonic. finest selection,
lowest prices, best quality Asa for
Mr.. Harry Brott, gl1 F ST NV,
RE, 1908 Daily hrs, y am 10
u pm. Thursday, II noon TO
y pm. Discounts to all MaSons.
Mention this ad,
KITCHEN, complete: sink with For
mica top, % in. G-E garbage Dis
posal, refRr. and ue luxe stove.
oyer retsr. cab. base and top ea6..
prox. J yrs. old. Ju. 9-434u.
LAIHE-shspard bench lathe. -"
HARRY J. ABRAMS. 124 L st. ne.
LAUNDRY TUBS-New double with
LAWN MOWERS, used and recond. !.
also power mower repaired. AP.
1-S6S2 after y pm
LAWN MOWERS, new. used: Toro,
Layn-Boy' exceptional values
10 3, GARDEN SUPPLIES. ADEL.
PHI HARDWARE INC. zoos
University Lane. HA. $4,000 or
HA. 2-4023.
LAWN MOWER, power, $35; small
ONCE desk. So; S-ft. beauty shop
mirror, SIS. Ju. g-SS60.
LAWN MOWER. power 20-inch reel
type; years old: S45. Ju. 5-3J46
LAWN MOWRRS io.s - ,bs,,