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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23
Congressional
Viewpoint
Sen. John Marshall Butler
Economic Hogwash

1t cannot be said that Mr.. Wal
ter Reuther one Of the Nations
more vocal labor bosses. is u
timid man. With not unprecedented
arrogance, lie has this week cndeav-
cred to propagate a revolution
alv basis for collective bargaining.
This maneuver is just another in
an ever-increasing list of Reuther
attacks upon the fundamental
principles Of a competitive eco
nomy.
Late in 1945. one of the bitter
est strikes in our history was
waged over the issue of the re-
sponsibility of management to
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. c. w, Butts we're
callers Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bowman
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23

are attending a boat show in New
York Mr.. and MIS-. c. w. Butts
are caring for their children.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23
Red Oak-Fairview

The Womens Work group met
at the home of Mrs. Mae Cooper
last Thursday with five members
present.
The local Grange will meet at
the Corunna Grange hall next
Tuesday evening al O'Clock.
Mrs Flo Gnegy spent several
days last week with her mother,
Mrs. Frank Childs. Grandma" re-
mains about the same as when
she returned from the hospital.
Mrs. Estclla Granny" Lewis is
a patient in Garrett County Me-
mortal hospital
Mr. and Mrs. William Bittinger
and Carl visited the Paul Hen
lines, Monday night
Mrs. Blanch Cooper accompanied
Mr. and Mrs Walter Cooper and
daughter. Melanic. to the wedding
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23

universally adopted, the Govera-
neLt would lose more than 81 mil
lion in revenue from corporate
sources. He males no provision for
sharing il anv losses which might
one day develop. Incredibly, he
uIst nov vision himself as an eco
nomic dictator representing con-
sumers. stockholders, workers and
citizens alike. in fact he would sup
liant the Congress cf the United
Stltes in determining the Govern
ments revenue.
Attacks on corporate profits by
labor leaders and others are adj
vanced to prepare the American
people for another round of in
flationary wage increases. Mr.
Reuther now wants to put the
public and the Government over
a barrel" to advance his own self
ish purposes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23

Now with FOUR new ingredients.
HEALsl Contains AUantoin to help
heal chapped, dry skin.
PROTECTS! Contains SiliconeS to
fight off effects of stabbing attacks
of harsh soaps and detergents.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23

soFTENsl Contains EmollientS to
help smooth and soften your skin.
FIGHTS INFECTION! Contains EerG-
chlorophene to check skin germs,
reduce risk of infection through
open cracks in the skin.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
2to 6Yeurs
Given in Rope

Pleasant d. Farrar. az, Of the
first block Of 8 street NV, was
sentenced here yesterday to q
jail term of from two to six
years for rape.
Federal Judge Henry Schwein-
haut handed down q sentence
after Farrar's conviction for
forcing an 1S-year-old girl into
his room and assaulting her in
February, 1857.
Judge Schweinhaut imposed
jail terms Of one to three years
each on Nathaniel Kithcart, rs,
Of the 900 block of E street
NE, and Ernest Thornton, ~,
of the 700 block Of Quebec place
NV. They were found guilty
Of stealing 81 bags Of potatoes
from a Pennsylvania Railroad
car here on March 20.
Amelio Batras, 18, Of the 1900
block Of Newton street NV,
was placed on three years pro-
baton after pleading guilty to a
charge Of receiving stolen prop
erty in the theft of $522 worth
Of school-buS tickets and SIS in
cash from Mackin High School
in the 140o block Of v street
NV. last January 8. He had
originally been charged with
houSebreaking and grand lar
ceny.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Robert Weiner Heads
DC. Jewish Center

Robert H. Weiner, a profess
sional social worker, has been
named executive director of
the Washington Jewish Com
munity Center.
Mr.. Weiner succeeds Edward
Rosenblum, who retireS today
after more than 20 years as
director Of the center.
A graduate of the University
Of Buffalo, Mr.. Weiner received
his master of science degree
from Western Reserve Uni
versity. Until last month, he
was executive director Of the
Jewish Community Center at
San Antonio. Tex.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

Western style for boys. Non
shelter plastic lenses. Red,
or white 2es.
Smurt Io<ses' styles with col
orfvl plostie frames. Blue.
green lenses .29s.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

Nantucket July Is, 1856, which
took SO lives.
After analyzing conflicting
pretrial testimony Of tbs watch
officers Of both liners, Mr.. Car
Tothers wrote:
"A possible explanation Of
these facts Is that the ship
which the Stockholm turned
right to avoid was the third
ship and that the Stockholm
turned before she had actually
sighted the Andrea Doria."
Mr.. Carrothers said the ON
GER navigating the Stockholm
at the time Of the collision in
sisted that radar and visual
sightings were left to left, or
that the eastbound Stockholm
was approaching the westbound
Andrea Doria on the left or
port side.
He also said the captain Of
the Andrea Doria insisted that
radar and visual sightings were
right to right, meaning that
the Andrea Doria was ap-
preaching the Stockh olm'S
right.
IN analyzing the testimony.
it is plain to see that. barring
perjury, there is only one pos
Evening star., 1958-07-01

sible conclusion - the original
lights sighted by the Stockholm
were not those Of the Andrea
Doria." Mr.. Carrothers OBJ
served.
He added that both liners
were travelling at high speed
and that visibility was bad.
A spokesman for the pubh-
cation said the analysis was
published for discussion pur-
poses and could not be con-
strued as official or as reflect
ing the views Of the Navy or
the Naval Institute.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

Fiske, Rosealene Fitch, Helen
Fitzsimmons, c. Ann Fletcher,
Joseph Fletcher, Audrey Fran
els, Sally Frank. May Franklin,
Jean Franz. Lorraine Forhnap-
Eel. Dorothy Foote, Mary Ann
Foreman. A. Glee Foster, Mary
Gates, Elsie Garzanich, John
Gibbens. Louise Gillen. Jona-
than Gilmore. Clyde Glaister,
Harold Glassman. Mary Closer,
Joan Grant. Myrtle Graves,
Leon Gray, Sally Grindle and
Anna Gromen.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Sunny
and warm today. Fair tonight,
low 70. Sunny and continued
quite warm tomorrow.
Maryland-Fair tonight, low
1864 in the mountains and 65-
72 elsewhere. Sunny, warm and
humid tomorrow.
Virginia - Fair tonight, low
60-65 over the west and 10
over the east. Sunny tomor-
row, high in the low COS.
Resort Forecasts
Long Island and New Jersey
beaches-MoStly sunny tomor-
row. high SO. Wind S.W. at
II m.p.h.
Skyline Drive-Fair tomor-
row. high $500. Visibility good.
Temperatures for Yesterday
lReading Washington National Airport)
Aienisht ---- e Noon -------- g
sam. ------ 70 SPIN. ----- 81
Evening star., 1958-07-01

ANGELA Snead. Mildred Stead
man. Floyd Swayzee. Paul
Taylor. Lyle Mosso. Margaret
OBrien. ]. Gordon Ogilvie. Paul
Taylor. John Turner. Helen
Watzman. Eva Watkins and
Wallace Wasserstein . The
Air Force has presented superior
performance awards to Marian
Faulkner, Helen FELTON,, Charles
Fenlason. Bette Fike. Lois FL
licko. Hyman Fine. Mary Fin
isdore. Bertha Fisher, Jean
Fisher. Vera Fisher. George
Evening star., 1958-07-01

Ladies' "continenful" with
green lenses, rhinestone trim
on plastic fromes Sos.
Mems "Beaeheomber."
Green lenses and demi-
omber or black plastic
fromes Ses.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

friedman, Virginia Gibson
Alice Hooker. Katherine Jacoby
Dorothea Maddox. Lucille Mat
thews, John Pearce. Dixie
Rains, Ann Rose, Roger Ruais
Leona Rupert, Agatha Shea
Evening star., 1958-07-01
The FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
LiberoIized d Insurance
Prospects Grow Dim
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star star Writer

Chances rapidly fading for the bill TO bealze Federal
employe life insurance benefits this year.
The Senate has approved bill to halt the decline in life
insurance policy values after 65 also increasing Federal
eploye premiums ct the same time by nearly 80 per cent to
pay for the liberalization.
However the House Civil Service Committee appears
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Sd Ship Seen Involved
In Andrea Dorio Crash

NEW YORK July GA retired Marine engineer theo-
collision Of the Andrea Doa and the Stockholm
may have been caused by unidentified third ship.
Writing in the current issue Of the United States Naval
Institute Proceedings John Carrohes advanced the theory
that third ship might have caused the Atlantic crash on
Evening star., 1958-07-01

rather cool toward the measure,
at least for this year. Also,
Government employe groups
are not too enthusiastic.
For one thing. Federal em-
ploye leaders feel that for the
proposed increase Of nearly 80
per cent in Government work.
ers' premiums, the bill should
provide more In the way Of life
insurance liberalization. For
example, they feel that the
present value Of life insurance
policies should also be in
creased.
Government employe groups.
mindful Of the fact that Fed
eral workers this year have
gotten q liberal 10 per cent pay
raise retroactive to last Janu-
ary, feel that next year would
be q better psychological time
to ask Congress for greater
liberalization Of life insurance
BENEFITS than are now proposed.
The Senate-approved meas
ure would halt the decline Of
Federal employe life insurance
policies after age IS at so per
cent Of original value. instead
Of the present IS per cent.
\ = 4 =
TRAINING BILL AT WHITE
HOUSE - Congress has ap-
poved and sent to the White
House the measure to authorize
outside training for promising
Federal career workers in order
to advance their careers and
improve their efficiency.
AS predicted here last week,
the Senate accepted the House
bill which gives the Civil Serv-
ice Commission authority for
operating the program. instead
Of the White House.
President Eisenhower is ex.
pected to approve the bill.
4 \ \ \
RETROACTIVE PAY Most
Federal agencies today are dis
tributing the retroactive pay
raise checks to their employees.
Some agencies, such as Navy,
started distributing them yes.
terday. All classified employees
here viii receive their back pay
by Thursday. President Eisen-
hover signed the supplemental
money bill yesterday.
csc CHANGE ~ Seymour
Berlin. o top Civil Service Com
mission oficial for the past 10
years and chief Of its program
planning division since 1858.
has been appointed assistant
director Of the CSC's bureau
Of inspections and classification
audits. No successor to Mr..
Berlin's program planning job
has yet been named by the
commission.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
has representatives here this
week recruiting for civilian jobs
at the Army Ordnance Missile
Command, Huntsville, Ala. Ap-
ply to room 10, Old Post Once
Building, Twelfth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Philip DellacaSa of Army's Of
fee Of the Inspector General
has received a beneficial sug-
geStion award w. F. Rhodes
has been appointd chairman Of
the journeymen electricians
committee of the Government
FrlntAng Omcc 10 zeal WIN CIle
Public Printer on wages and
other matters. Other members
are G. j. Bussink, H. A. Tucker,
G. l.. Moore, E. s. Edwards, and
alternates c. c. Church, E. A.
Mohler, E. H. Augusterfer, c.
w. Fury and N. F. Redford
Treasury's Bureau Of Accounts
has presented beneficial sug-
gestion awards to Mrs. Leona
Craig, Mrs. Grace Hall, Mrs.
Lois Hegy, Mrs. Verna lansing,
Edgar Jones, Mrs. Mary Robert
son, Mrs. Leah Scott, Nancy
Edelin,. Superior work perform
ance awards went to Thomas
Adams, Mary Allen, Margaret
Carter. Joseph Clark, Margaret
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Record Temperatures This Year
HiRhest, "a, on June IL.
Lowest. 8, on February II.

FURNISHED BY the United States Coast
and oeodstie Survey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

When Pennes says everything for Bacochoo that every
thng For your boys the popular apbac sacs and jeans
he's been asking for The bunit sweater the sport shirt the
shoes he wants More Penneys has every baohoo need
with the selection and quality the low price Penne famous for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

Yes, the double knees in
these fine Penney Stacks
really make 'em rugged!
Penney's neat half-belt
boxer styling and bright
colors make EN- look good,
tool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

ttRN.@esvlne maehlns, SIC 10.
ISS ss .prla sss' R ;I'l s. SSH
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STOVES

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BLOCKS
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wa.k-in boxes, Sno Ball machines
meat block. Sunday. Ju. S-271 Il
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STOVE. gas. glass oven door, S55
Air-eonditioner, chrysler case
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EN-. 2-i267.
STROLLER, twin: good cond.
orig. S37: sell $50. OIL. 4-5947.
STUDIO COUCH-Good quality.
new cond. Rarely used Has L
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regular; excel. cond.: sacrifice. co
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$40. EN-. 2-SS92.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

EAD'o s,s ]cs Ben . Esss .''. sss.
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muHlcAL tNeTnuMkNTa = Nsv
and used, leadlpa makes. prlesa
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m 7-dsla, Aex, store open 'til
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Ample parkins,
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chine. model 100, $3.50. Mon i,
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OFTICE FUnN. = Used executive
desk With glaaa Toe. leather swivel
san se No 'c s.I isii!' Nom nlIn' s's'n'''
ofrlCE TURN.-e0ra4 eray steel
deak and swivel chair. haerinee
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

FpnN'--oe..iR bench. so: .sias.,
foeklns chair ~ Ma s.seai.
fuRN. = Maroon leather swivel
: Ss's Sn.IIo n. Ossl.SSrI'I lld'' VIII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
Used Rugs
Warehouse Sale
SUNDAY ONLY
10 A. M. TO 8 PM.
10 A. M. TO 8 Pm.

$50 Rugs-2OO Scatter Rugs
1000 So. Yds. New Broadloom, Full Rolls
Just a Partial Listing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

MACHINERY - Lathes, l6-inch
Monarch. late: 12.inch Hendy. old.
but good. Turret lathes tn. Mills
49,, bench. Shears power and
tootl Drill press tbench and
r eCmD. PF'i sp.; sS-ineh. 0G shsp err
cHINERY & Tool CO Today,
1875; weekdays. a.5. 5000 Hal
pine I'd, Rockville, Md, GA.
MACHINERY = Air compressors,
pumps. welding truck and velder,
$500 complete. Arbour press,
velding generator. drillpress, hand
trucks casters, bench ,Erinder.
power haekssw, miscellaneous,
Sunday: So, 9130 cath pl., ne,
MATTRESS and box springs, Sim
mons Beautyrest, new, single bed;
5000 each. JU. S-1330.
MATTRESS, double innerspring.
Stearns a. Foster. like new. sac;
SIS. JE. 4-67l1.
MOBILE SOUND EQUIPT.-Public
address system, = Ice. speakers,
sow. ampliners, with turn table;
. microphones and stands: oper-
ates on 8 or ITO volts. 10. l.
MOTORS REPAIRED, EXCHANGED on
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prices parking, ELECTRIC EQUIP
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MOTOR GENERATOR, new; S25.
Motor 40 volts, 3 phase, genera
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MOTORS-ELECTRIC
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MOWER; .6.in, reel, Commercial
large machine: 500. so. 5-s214.
MULTILITH, Model 1880 Brown
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JENSEN
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we specialize in high-ndelity
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
FuRN.-Drlpes tdravl. pink-fortl,

FuRN.=pr1pes draw, pink-forti-
l72x3ol, peri. eond.. $50: corner
hutch cabinet, turquoise and
white, $50 mahog. pIpcan phyi Z.
core: teels oval .nL SsSiie' s, mn peg.
hide-a.bed sofa and custom made
slipcoyer. dble. bed size, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

fURN.--TradltlQnal mahogany oed-
carpet iof iisps, : iren beds, sum:
mer rus, dropleaf table. VIII pc
sold At lowest price, RA, J.l1fO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

FURN. : turkish kandmsds rue.
chairs, cocktail, end and dinette
tables, hide.a-bed. Leavina eoun-
try. "a. 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

fURN. at Cathedral Mansions =
Sofa bed, $40; 2 overstufied chairs,
: SIS ca, wIslipcoyers; kit. table,
ext, 4 chairs, SIS: single bed
mattress, springs. $40. Tables, etc.
JU. S-GNl0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

FURN.-Mahos bed. dressing table,
bookcase. din. rm. table and chairs,
small armchair. WA. 7-1O6o sat,
sun, Wkdaya., ewes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

FURN.-ModeTn din. rm. set. light
wood. reas.; mahog. 6-pc. beurm.
set. wo. 6-06sl all day.
fURN.-Mahog. drop-leaf table and
& din. chairs; 2-pc. hv. rm. suite
red: window fan. LU. .-0123.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

tunN.-An,laus velvet sofa, mahog
Chlppendale DINING suite, lOxls
American Oriental rus bedrm. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

tUhN = Tapestry covered sofa
bed with matehlna pillows In
stuiIed armchair, IA, 3-fS3d,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

EUkNs-- oeotni' euisess
500 ca, excel. eond.: mahos'
ext. din. rm. table with 8 leaves
and SO" buffet. $50. EN-, 3-9367.
FURN., ali kinds-TV, sofa, chairs,
tables, mirrors, ETC.; all in excel.
cond. 3i0E. Capitol, Apt. IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

fURN.-baVeno. $40; chair. SIS.
blond dinette set, SIS; bedrm. pes.,
lantpN. III. 1.Sa3a,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

OF HOME,
Authentic ANTIQUE leye.sat. =.
poster bed, carved dainty china
cabinet Duncan Phyfe couch,
1880 on, Kitchen and bedrm,
items, food a. new eond.i sac,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

fUhN.. new, selling out, wholesale
door furn. Don't buy before you
set our pfiees, A0lI MINI, ave, ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

Garden, are. suction. .eb a.. 8.
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HOSPITAL nKp, sss; brush cut
Ter. s7Si garden tlllsr, s5S, lawn
mower, se3. plnmbera lead Dol,
so, hedee G.'pper. SOL hand
truck. so h-ln, drill, sib; SIT
hanqgst table, sib. OIL, t.ises
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tUkN.--e..lnch. lonr' purple s9la
Chinese table Tampa, also lounee
ehairs: best offer. co, S.s32e
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GEORGES
WAREHOUSE
SUPERMART
SPECIAL
Floor Sample
FURNITURE
CLEARANCE!

Here Is a partial list Of the
fabulous values we're offering
at special reductions during
this two-day elearancel
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fuRN,-leKi5 gray rus, $50
round eoliee table, white marble
texture, brass lees, $50, "a, e.
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fURN.--Bedrm. lulls,, twin beds
srpl ers5. Lly IN. inc : ,Sis'
chr, "a, t-tetl,
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TuRN,--MovipE dus 10 death ~
lamnyl antleus hraal bed and
hiret-sye maple furniture. other
nile. iismi, Lu, 5-iiSi SUNDAY
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Iaeio aTspi. SCI. &c aoSin, mast
sch, Sac, prices, RA, J.1ifS,
FURN.-S-dr. vardrobs, SIS, Eise.
clothes dryer, stationary. seS. .
once desks, metal, $50; oak, SIS.
Fir, lamps, ~. Lawn mower, 50,
Bunk beds, SIS. oE upright vaeu-
UNI cleaner, SO. Pine leather
settee, $50. Bedstead. IS. Antique
rocker, Ditto duplieator, miseel,
Home today only. Must sell, 7ai
glinO ave
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TURN.-TWln beds, dfcasefl lamp
table, cheat OF drawers, Persian
sus..,s iioHis' cxi; 'ilSerwars' EN-
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FuRN.-complsts bedrm, suite. ~.
nelle set and livina rue IKE nev,
Assume payments OF 80 pet ne.
On dellnauent account on balance
slsa{o'skuiKeEshIfu gSsA IssI IisantS
~ nv Oh s-tIta' Mah,
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HInE-A.nEDi sflglnsl cost $3.50
sl,s s,n i 70, Alss' .l nl'Io az ll M
IAN a. ns' Avail sun
mIDK.A-nkD, elmmona Lawson,
and chair % match, Nth ALP
cover. aud , end tables NJ,
a.1ntp,
mon chAIR and ia6ls comb, MOI.
iywood bed, single metal Kitchen
cabinet. An lits nsN WI, e:iees
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nor wArfR mkATkR. slsel pq.
On mart .S g. ssi: S'fSo ; .ss:ll. ri
bendlx. $50. 90.eal, saa ~
heater; $40. After 10 an EM