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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-20

was i'll was the well known and
popular all star ] c Heard and
he was really great. incidentally
Heard and his own combo will be
al the Savoy five weeks from
row. Back to Basic again finds
Paul Gonsalves, former member
Of Sabby's band, really starring
with his original and fine rem
6.tion of Body and Soul" Bud
dy Tate was great. Singing with
the Count is a young fellow by
the name Of Bob Bailey and he
really can hit those high notes
with ease and of course the
chicks swooned. The lucky souls
that ventured by Eddie's on
Mass Ave last Sunday were real
ly fortunate to see the two Con-
salves in action in a really
jumping jam session, and they
really blew the house down with
their frantic variations. Well,
enough Of that and now to a
more serious vein. VOTERS
ATTENTION. You may register
at the City Hall any time now
and the primaries of the city
will be held on the 7th Of Octo-
Der. With the dearth of news
this week I'll have to make 1t up
tc my readers next week. See
you then. RES.
BY popular request the Lend
A-Hand Club will give a repeat
performance of the "Old Fash
toned Concert" on Thursday, oct
2 at Shiloh Baptist Church
Many new features have been
added for your enjoyment.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-20
Clarence Mccoy
Passes Away

OAK BLUFFS, Mass, Sept. Is.
Funeral services for Clarence.
L. Mccoy, son of Mrs. Belle
Perry of Oak Bluffs and hus-
band of Viola BcCoy of Winter
Park, Fla, we're held at Bradley
Memorial Church Sunday, at 2
p. M. with Rev. Cecil Pender and
Leroy Perry officiating. MT. Nc
Coy a member of Early Rising
Lodge, A. F. and A. M. Of Winter
Park, Fla, was accorded full
Masonic rites by Bros. Roscoe
Heathman and Rev. Leroy Perry
of King Solomon Lodge of Prov
idence, r. I. and Jack Miller of
Prince Hall Lodge of New York
City. Numerous relatives from
Fla, Illinois, Conn, and Boston
and a host of friends, attended
the funeral. Tnterment was in
Oak Grove Cemetery.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-20

Edna Washington at Tumble
Inn" and during his stay he
greatly enjoyed a grabbing party
- Cheppaguidick and a fishing
- on board Mr. Rogers EVEN
tide In the crab party were
Mena Stanley and daughter
Marlene, Stanley Johnson, Irene
Ford, Les Ford, Mrs Ethel Smith,
Cynthia Gaines, Eunice Kendall,
Edna and Richard washington.
L5ter the group enjoyed a grand
crab supper at Edna Washing
toms. In the fishing party were
Jackie Jones, Les Ford, Messrs
Mitchell, Roberts, Jones, Newton
and r Washington, Mrs Ethel
Smith and daughter Ethel, Eu-
rice Kendall, Edna Washington,
Cynthia Gaines, Lucille Majors,
and Lilly Mae Harris of Hart
ford, Conn. Mrs Lucille Majors
caught the largest fish, a huge
bass, which was cooked to per-
lection and served by Mrs Ethel
Smith, ending a most enjoyable
cay. Flying down to the Island
for Labor Day were Everett
Washington to visit his wife and
family and Herbert Smith with
his daughter Jean. Jean re-
turned to Boston to resume hel
duties as president of the Sen
Tor Glass at Memorial High
School. A surprise birthday par
ty was held Aug. 90 for Bobby
Smith by his mother and held al
lis pal, Eddie Washington's cot
tage on School st, in honor Of
his 14th birthday. There was
dancing and there was a beauti-
full cake with candles made BY
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-20
SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. Is
Many Springfield residents are
planning to attend the preSen-
tation of Deep Are the Roots, >
starring John C. Taylor, Jr, Ben
c Sweet and Hortense Phrame
Eigginbotham. Performances
eIe on Sept. 10 and 10 at Tech
nical High School, Springfield.
The play is sponsored by the st.
Johns Church choir.
Back from vacation days at
Old orchard Beach, Maine, are
Mr. and Mrs Walter Smith and
their small son, David.
Recent visitors to Montreal
include Mr. and Mrs George
Laws of Hawley st and daugh-
ter, Enola. who was graduated
this year from the Juilliard
School Of Music. While at JUL
l:ard Miss Laws was the recip-
lent of a Rosenwald Fellowship.
Also back from a weeks trip to
Montreal are MIR and Mrs Rich
srd w Holt (Helen Worthy.
And we are happy to report
that wedding bells are in order
for Miss Dorothy Jordan, at
present a member of the faculty
of Kentucky State College. Her
fiance, we hear, is a fellow FAC
Tity member.
Canada Lee of stage and
screen fame was guest of onor
ut a semi-formal dance given at
Fotel Kimball Friday, Sept IL
by the knights Order of the
Cloth, Springfield Chapter.
Studying III Boston this year
are Howard and Harold Ed
ronds, popular Springfield ell
gibles, who are domiciled at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. William
Worthy, 239 Northampton ST.
Mrs Vernon Catrcn marjorie
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-20

Bobby's mother and a delicious
repast was served consisting Of
chicken salad, potatoe chips,
crackers, punch, pop corn and
clmaXed by the birthday cake
End ice cream. Many gifts in
Guiding money were received by
Bobby. Those present were r
Mitchen, S Brothers, E and R
washington, B Radcliffe, R Lew
i5, Sonny Freeman, B Dorsey, P
end o Collins, S Johnson, Son
~ Mitten, T Leatherwood, H
Wormley, Patsey Daniels, Susie
snd Grace Frye, Murie Roberts,
Edith Randolph, Jackie Cohen,
Barbara Roy, Marylin Went
worth, Cramen Henry. Mrs Etehl
Smiths daughter, Ethel, spent a
week at the shore. Visiting her
during her stay were Mrs Lucille
Majors and Miss Lille Mae Har-
ris of Hartford, Conn, Miss
Katherine Jeffries Of N Y and
Jimmy Miles, Jimmy and Mabel
Patterson of Boston. An infor-
NAL birthday party was given by
EtheTs mother Aug 81 with the
guests enjoying a delicious OBJ
ser supper and later in the eve
Ling the birthday cake. Ethel's
sister Jean gave her guests from
Hartford a sunset drive to Gay
Head, en- route back stopping for
supper at Luce's in Vineyard
haven and continuing on to Oak
Bluffs where they Joined the
tarong at the grand Illumina-
ton at the Methodist Taber-
I acle.
The weather here is beautiful
and many folks are staying to
enjoy it.
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Many folks left after Labor
Day and some came for the an
rial Vineyard Haven Striped
Fass Derby opening Sept Is with
ailuring prizes including an au-
tomobile. Ernest Taylor Of w.
Somerville joined his family for
the event and son Ernest came
ca for a weeks vacation. The
Sfearer Players did themselves
rloud in their 2 night produc-
ton Of "Angel Street" With
standing room only. The cast
with Lincoln Pope in the lead
vas excellent. Young Benjamin
Ashburn now in the service is
visiting his mother and Dad who
operate the Shearer House. Miss
Lillian Tynes who spent her va
cation in the South visiting rel
stives spent Labor Day week
cid here with brother Al and
family. Miss Camille Nickerson
Is guest at the Echo Cottage
With Mrs Carolyn Jones who ex-
Eects daughter Lois to return
from Europe Sept. 10 for a
weeks stay at the Vineyard be-
fore going to her post in Dee
Gee. Mr. and Mrs Frank Thomas
CT Hartford have opened their
cottage for the month. Their
friends hope for the recovery of
t! cir son Amille Holly in u C.
After closing her cottage Miss
Eleanora Smith will be the
guest for a few weeks of Mr. and
Mrs Manning at Gay Head be-
fore taking up her winter resi-
tence at the Stateler Hotel ir
Boston. Or John Moseley, with
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-20
w o r CESTER

the choriSter, Herman W Carter,
vas present to commence their
fall and winter work. william
Stokes was the soloist. The new
church hymnals we're dedicated
with prayer by tie pastor at the
opening of the service. Robert
Bennett Of Monrovia, Calf, was
O. visitor at the service and is
Planning to become a resident.
a turkey supper was given for
the Benefit Fund on Thursday
evening with Mrs Annie Sneed
and Mrs Esther Humphreys on
the committee. The Unity
Cub is presenting Henry and
Ruth Ellison in a program on
October 9 at the Parish House.
Assisting on the program Sarah
Cheatham, reader, and Gladys
Perdue, accompanist. Mrs Olivia
S Morrison, president, Mrs Lau-
IL Bailey, chairman. Queen Of
Emmanuel will be crowned by
the Radiant Club on October IS
at the Parish House, Robert T
Smith, president, Mrs Gladys
High, chairman. The evening
service will be resumed on Sept
81. Miss Marilyn Darlington has
been able to return to school
and was welcomed back to
church after a long absence
through illness. Mr. Arthur l.
Whitaker has been appointed
chairman of Christian Citizen
ship and Interracial Committee
of the Massachusetts, Baptist
Youth Fellowship.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-20

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. l
HELLO, FOLKS. The main is
sue of the day seems to be food
and skirts. With food going
higher and skirts getting longer,
the American housewife is going
to have a problem of making her
hudget balance. l think the ma
jority of women will stick to the
shorter length Of skirts, tho you
rever can tell Women have al
ways followed the changing
fashions no matter how they
rebelled at first. During the War
We didn't have enough cloth in
a skirt to make it decent. Now
that there are so many people
IL Europe who could use this
extra yardage it is being added
to our skirts. don't think it is
fair to us or the people of Eu-
rope, simply because some styl-
tst had a brain storm. Who
wants to De hampered with long
skirts? When winter reaches its
peak with foot or two of snow
won't we be bedraggled Look
ing sight. Picture the girl who
SITS at desk or bench all day.
Imagine what her skirt will look
like at the end of the day. I
have seen a few of the new
styles on the street and can't say,
that they look good. They add
years to a woman's looks and
eive you the impression of some
thing out of a wax museum. If
You want q good laugh glance at
a fashion book of 1887 as I did.
We are not living in a medieval
Ga. Why go back instead of far
ward?
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SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCE


Preaching most eloquently last
Sunday was the popular and
young Rev Whitaker of Maiden
formerly Of Gordon Theological
School and he chose for his SUBJ
ject my Peace" and his mes
sage was we'll received. The ia
dies of the church are still busy
en- their program to renovate
the insides Of Shiloh and they
ere really going all out to raise
money for this worthy project.
IN September there will be a lit
erary and musical program I'M
Ger the craftsmanship Of Mrs
Sedie Barnette. Mrs Elizabeth
Oliver Newton is the general
chairman for this rally which
will be held october 10.
SOCIAL: Meeting this week
will be the members Of the West
Medford Community Club with
Robert Jones presiding and one
Of the highlights of the meeting
will be discussion on the ap-
pointment of a social worker TO
BE- inaugurated in 194S. Also a
new member Of the Board Of d.
rectors will be elected from the
fooor to fill the vacancy created
by Russell C. Stokes who has
rendered his resignation dut to
future commitments.
THIS AND THAT: Spotlighted
last week at the Rollaway Ball
room was the famous King of
Jump in the person Of Count
Easie and his band. Playing the
drums in place of 10 James who
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-20
OAK BLUFFS
Last Days At Favorite Resort


Kenneth B clark and Mr. and
Mrs ALBERT of New York will
spend the rest Of September
With Carolyn Jones. Mrs Polk
and son and sister have returned
10 Boston. Mrs Ethel Smith and
Mrs Edna Washington left this
week. Miss Essie Fitzgerald and
also Josephine Howard are here.
1t Geo Norford, Thomasina
Johnson of D c and Mildred
Harris of Phila. left ON Sunday
Miss Thelma Conley and 1t
Thomas Smith of Columbus,
Ohio, were guests at Irene Ford
The latter and Miss Nickerson,
both on the faculty Of Howard
T., will motor to D c next week
Jackeline Jones is entering
Howard U. this year and broth
er Bobby is at Hampton. Mr. and
Mrs Stackhcuse of N Y were
Rouse guests Of Mrs Ernest Tay-
lor here and Mrs Taylor's moth
er, Mrs Alba Blair has returned
to the city after her summer
with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs
James Allston have returned to
n Y after their summer at the
Moseley cottage. Mrs Ethel Tate
Of Maiden was the weekend
guest Of Mrs Moseley, as were
also Mr. Harry Johnson and
daughter Ann. Miss Ethel Marie
Cheek of Oak Bluffs and Som
erville sang several solos at the
Martha Vineyard Playhouse on
Sunday night for the Theatre
foundation.
Leslie Ford spent the last two
weeks of August with his sister
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-20
BILLIE'S WORCESTER JOTTINGS

WORCESTER, Mass Sept 15rioase contact these ladies
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-20

A program is being planned as
. prelude for the arrival of the
Freedom Train which is due in
Worcester Oct. 8. From the 3rd
10 the 9th there will be a series
OF interesting events. The city is
Planning a gigantic parade Sun
cay, Oct. 5. Our mayor has sent
letters to all groups, including
churches, clubs and fraternal or
CARNATIONS, urging everyone to
take part. Mrs. Louise Robbins
and Mrs. Johnson are striving
hard to make the part we play a
success. All groups interested
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-20

MIR. and Mrs. Stanford Harvey
Of Palmer st. entertained last
v eek Misses Imogine and Thel-
ma Harvey of washington, D. c.,
Mr.. william Harvey Of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, sisters and father
Of Mr.. Harvey. Another guest
vas Miss Elsie Campbell of
Washington, D. C.
Miss Florence Smith is leaving
Worcester to make her home in
Philadelphia.
Buddy Ward, son Of Mrs. Pau
line and the late Boots Ward, is
enrolled in Howard University,
Washington, D. G.
Ronald Robbins, son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Robbins, is
enrolled at Eoston u, Boston.
Miss Beryl Stewart is making
her home in Boston, being dom
icled with her cousin, Miss
Christine Victor or Woodrow
Wilson Court.
Little Claudia Lacey, young
est child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey
Gsobel McDowelD is recovering
from first degree burns suffered
at her home in Elizabeth st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Shropshire
(Chloe Fisher whose wedding
was solemnized early this sum
mer, entertained their wedding
attendants at a party unday at
the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Yves
ley Fisher Of Mason Court.
Miss Patricia Goldsberry
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. J. j.
Goldsberry, left last week to en-
ter Fisk University. Miss Colds
berry was accompanied by her
mother.
The Cameo Club opened their
fall session at the ONE of Mrs.
Nelson Ambush Of Prospect ST.,
Monday evening.
Please telephone your news to
486O2.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-20

Fraser) Of Boston spent two
weeks in Springfield recently
visiting her parents, DR. and Mrs
{ Tx Fraser. Accompanying
MRS Catron were her two small
daughters, Sharon and Marlene.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-20
MAIDEN

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Earl w. LaWson, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, Sept. Is -
'Tarshish Bound" was the
r.orning text of the pastor. The
choir under the leadership of
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-20

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mar uno iider gegen ben gbebaliel
berausforoerno aufgefabren tp6re
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legt unb beeilte ii6 baber, elmer ct,
ma perlesenoen aeuBerung 8aloe.
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C6ortietung folgf)
Kodiak mirror., 1947-04-19
Delinquent Tax Roll
 City Of Kodiak, Alaska

Notice Hereby Given that the delinquent roll of taxes % property by the City of Kodiak has been completed and is public inspection at the office of City Clerk and that
 less than thirty 30 days after the completion of the pub
 o this noee the sad tax roll subject to presentation to kDct Court fer the Third Judca DvisioD Territory of ka for adjustment and of sale of the property assessed suant to the provisions of the ordinances of the City Kodiak
 the statutes of the Territory of Alaska such and 'youded
 Notice further given, that during the me the publication i noc and to the time of the order of sale herein provd % person interested in said property may appear and
 payment piece tract set forth herein together with penalty interest and advertising costs and said property be
 by redeemed from such sale This roll subject to revision pt of official restricted deed notification from General And Office.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

AUDIT CLERK. with some knowledge and
experience desirable in bookkeeping or
type. Good opportunity for young person
TO learn general office procedures Apply
employment office, HOT SHOPPES, INC,
1898 Taylor st. NV -2S
CASHIER BOOKKEEPING CLERK, excel
ient opportunity for young person to learn
GIN. dealership accounting. For details
eau Mt. Skotta, WILLIAMS CHEVROLET
CO. Silver Spring. SH. 340O IA
FLORIST experienced or inexperienced.
apply A ALMA PETERS: Florist. s562 i4th
LOCAL SALES finance company increasing
organlzatlon,, needs 2 capable girl typistS:
also unusual opportunity for young
men: sound starting salary and advance.
ment; Call for appointment, Ma. 1875
RECORD GIRL or young man, experieneed.
white; salary open, Please apply in per.
son. PHILLIPS RADIO CO., sir H st.
RECORD SALES CLERK, experienced in
retail phonograph record sales; references
required. APEX RADIO, 1918 n. Y. ave.
sfENoGkAPHER tSS tAitf1t for settlement depart.
ment men of large real estate organiza-
ton; must be experienced in real estate
settiements and title company work; 5-day
week; excellent working conditions. For
interview phone or write Mr. Moore, SHAM
NON nSy d LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

SAJESkAEN lCont.).

FACTORY sALEsMEN-Sell Charles Ches-
ter nationally known cushion shoes direct;
complete line for entire family; fun time
PEI day in commission: big repeats; SAM
eaAs e!9i ane cHEsTER ssRess SHOE CO. 81 CHESTER
,Ss isto coMMissIoS siIss PAID daily CT weekly
Outside retail jewelry salesman; National
brands. only. Must be bondable. 1mme.
gEWEh JEW 's MsRT SIS i4th 1t1 st. NV voA
Statesmen, fast tax. business necessity.
High commissions and renewals, L,a Full Or
sTARKE ASSOCIATES, 927 N. Y. ave.
NV. Ma 40S6:
sren oF rsa esate and an buder
on commission basis with weekly draw;
fine future and advancement, for right
REAI1y oRp Ss 81 wt sve
LEADING ALUMINIUM manufacturer. with
to- sell and organize permanent connec-
above-average earnings Cooperation and
field training given Applicants must be of
ences. Apply in person. MR.. A. Q. DEN.
HAM; Io22 18th st. NV. RE, 1916,
for manufacturers, goodwill advertisins
Manufactures greeting cards. manufactures
paint products, roof coating, Sold direct
no es in United ststes are ne
mission basis only. Paid weekly. Men in
bracket of $4,000 or more only need apply.
Write for appt. Box 45-T, Star
SALESMEN to call on retail accounts in
Washington area. for well-known food
naannfaeturer ma GIVE age, experience. etc;
MANUFACTURERS AGENT needs man
with car to. sell sensational new Weaver
Day tlre-mountlng machine to automotive
accounts, garages, etc. Box 242-T, Star.
HAVE OPENING for three full or part
81 students; car not necessary; commission
PREssINGER SALES co. IO1I New
Hampshlre IA ar ta ave, NV, MA, o31o, 49,, to
SALESMAN WANTED Man with back.
ground Of mechanical experience isA to DSsa sell
automotiye and machine shop equipment,
tools and supplies. Your opportunity to
take q local territory for well-known
.ocai hrm, - years in Washington We
need hlgh-clasS repreSentation-we offer
ment net. in stock, in, this, territory. Full ter
justifies Automobile essential We fur
nlsh sales helps, leads, and specialized
framing in our lines Box 15-V. Star -25
sALEsMEN-1nside selling in our stores,
al over town. salary and commission;
M nlty; prefer experienced in radio appli-
noon, see Mr.. Beck. GEORGES RADIO
SALES CoSsirAHc;TT' CT MAN, one with Nv W,o.
acquaintance among realty tlrms, to rep
resent mir; OF safety device; give resume,
starting salary. Box 5-V, Star 25'
Evening star., 1947-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOME OF THE FINEST lob printing in
f1fs3Gy m ety Is so5 Br9dnced in the shop Of JOE
RHfEfGERAToR RAJ n G. coldspot. h r. Gu tx f. ex-
cellent condition; reasonable. Phone HY
MEARA's DOLL HospITAL-Have your
dolls repaired now. sO2 F St NV. Room
fScRR9sp f R9gTs vn1iR lS75 daily Re s4oz
G. HARD1NG at s'5a W. s5o4, 54,es EVENING". fese H.
PLASTERERS and members of Local 90.
special final election for secretary treas
start starts at 4;3o pm, PlastereFs' Hall. 1924
ARcHfTfcTs Arc Hf1isG hye And BUILDERS please Take
pine sliding doors. 8 + by Q BY ia4%;
all doors handmade. Call at 1014 C st.
MONEY WAITING for you-Read our ads.
IN the personal column and the society
WORKS sPEcfAtfsT, cor. Ga. and md N. l. H +
i Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
myself. RUSSELL D. DUNHAM, liz West
mrorsland ave, Takoma Park II, Nd. 26'
VETERAN would appreciate. doing your
painting, paper hanging and floor sand
ing; 1st-class work at lowest prices For
lnformatlon and free estimates. call ME.
a436 day. or NO. 1854. Ext 402. after
MR.. BUsINEssMAN--we are famous for
Rs4afR AESY ESS99tapts Fv.rt apd Rdg
A GOOD SLOGAN and a good Jingle about
CATION IS still % needed. ' We have acceptec ;
and paid for many. but we still haven't
HF f5s rlgHt Mh 9ns Nal your entry to the
ORCHESTRA AND MUSIC for all occasions
aFFhs AFFGEs And 9st$ s#EfF 81 cIDER honey and
apple butter all products sold direct from
toNer vaS MooREs Fi GeIf PLA1NFEED Fe oRcHARD S
ssnd6 spTns FL pFRsoH Ma Ashton n 2d1l
internatio1al, IEiesta Paeeant. IN
$40 pm, Apply MISS MccRAcKEN.
Tickets for sale at temple ONCE "a
DIAMONDS. old jewelry and silver wanted.
AccouNT2AST. ' expert &ie b, books Ks started,
kept; part time; tax returns prepared,
GAS Water so 60 ga
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
ppeyment;, immedIate installation. ,THoMP- GNlP
Ss HEsNG ssANBUB B6EERs fG NE snd hdtSotsl h soag
heating plants; no cash needed; small
m3nthlg payment: immsdiate instalaltion. doa.
j Will NOT . BE E REsP6NsIBLE for el; debts debts
9 gifaS G'feT formerg PH@ Of ny:S
4s-HoUR SERVICE on business cards.
letterheads and envelopes. MI. S213.
316l 18th St NV
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING, 5-day serv-
ice; work guaranteed yr. ARTHUR
Markell. $40 F St NV. MA. 02S4.
APPLES-CIDER-Swe clear, sparkling
cider luscious Stayman. Winesap apples
at CH1LCOTT ORCHARD Qargest orchard
Bridge rd (Rt 133). between Vienna and
Fairfax. Sales place on Lee hwy. CRoute
GID, west of Fairfax High School. Phone
Vienna l0S-J-3.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home, South
east or Northeast, MARYLAND or Virginia,
white or colored cox & CO., DI. 4254,
RE 1893
RENT A JUKE BOX for your next party
or dance, from HIRsH COIN MACHINE
4 Pin BALL MACHINE is an Unusual, fas-
cinating Christmas gift for your boy: excel.
cond,, S25. HIRSH COIN MACHINE CORP,
1909 N. J. ave NV.