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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-22
ZION INDUSTRIES, INC. MAKES IMPORTANT EXECUTIVE
CHANGES

Commencing January 1s4s, Mr. Elmer Publ will be Vice
President and General we'll Production Manager
of the Zion Baking Industry
Colonel Martin Phpsborn will be Vice President and AS
ssant General Manager of Zion Industries Inc.
Mr. Harold Hill will be Vice President and Executive Head
of both the Candy and Baking Industries
Mr. c. w. Wohschege will be Vice President and Compt
roller of Zion Industries, Inc.
Mr. Theodore Stewart will Manager of Baking
Industry
Mr. Fred Hill will Manager Candy Industry
Mr. Stanley Benn will be of all purchasing for
Zion Industries nc making his office at the Zion Baking In
dusry.
Mr. James Anderson will Manager
of Zion Baking Industry.
Mr. Finley be Second Assistant Production Man.
of Zion Baking Industry.
Mr. Ralph Phil will be Assistant Secretary Of Zion Indus
tries Inc
Mr. K. C. McGarrahan Auditor and Assistant Secre
tary of Zion Industries, Inc
Mr. Grover Leech
Mr. Grover c. Leech Senior President will
active in 1949 than he has been heretofore He
rangements that he at his discretion absent himself for
as long as three months of the year.
Mr. Leech will make his office in the Administration Build
ing where he will act supervisory consolidating capacity
with all the executives of the Company but particularly with
the Bakery and Candy Divisions He will continue Chairman
OF the Board of Trustees of the Zion Profit Sharing Plan
lnc and the good people of Zion in General will
to know that Mr. Leech has arranged his affairs that
be able to enjoy leisure we'll continuing
management of the Company.
Mr.. Martin M. Phipsborn, ST. continue as General
Manager and Executive Vice President Industries Inc
The Company has, with regret accepted Mr. Edgar
resignation.
Zion Curtain Industry
Further changes will be theZion
Mr. Mark R. Whiteside will be semi-retired
Mr. John A. Leech will be General
Industry, and Mr. Theodore Whtesde will be his Assistant
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-22
SACRIFICIAL OFFERING

The Sacrificial Offering re-
ceived at the Watch-Night Ser
vice will be divided between
our foreign mission work and
our building fund.
All gifts specifically marked for
either of these will be so applied. The
balance of the Offering will be di-
vided equally between the two Funds.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-22
Zion Curtain Industry

Further changes will be made in theZon Industry
Mr. Mark R. Whiteside will be sem-retred
Mr. John Leech will be General Manager of Zion Curtain
Industry and Mr. Theodore j. Whtesde be Assistant
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-17

union or family
planning a n af-
fair?. F or fl in e
food by special
lists in handling
receptions. p ar
ties, dances a n d
meetings. call
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-17

Opening Sale which lasts through
Saturday. July 3rd Celebrate
with them by taking advantage
of the many bargains during this
opening sale.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-17
What the two old parties
mean by civil rights

ID ECENTLY we read in the
II back pages that John Ran
kin, after spending thirty min
utes with President Truman,
expressed confidence that there
would be unity in the Democratic
Party on civil rights questions.
If we ever had any hesitance
before, Mr.. Rankin has dispe1led
our doubts. We can now say of
President Truman's civil rights
message that the views in the
message "are not necessarily
those of the sponsor"
We can go further. We can say
quite positively that they are moi
the views of Mr.. Truman.
4
WHILE his civil rights message
stated that the Secretary of the
Army had been instructed to get
rid of segregation in the Armed
Forces, Mr.. Truman did nothing
when Mr.. Royal said if he had
to carry out such orders he would
resign from the Cabinet. Less
than a week after the President
sent his message, Secretary Roy
all wrote the Governor of New
Jersey that segregation in the
National Guard was in the in
terests of national security"
President Truman made no COM
ment.
Example Two: The February
End message said: Il shall shortly
issue an executive order contain
ing comprehensive restatement
of the Federal nondiscriminatory
policy together with appropriate
measures to ensure compliance.
That was February End.
On May 25th the press re-
ported. and I quote: President
Truman. when asked at his press
conference whether an Executive
Order is being drafted to prohibit
employment discrimination in
the Federal Government. after
some hesitancY. finally replied
that no such order is being
drafted"
LET'S look for a moment at
the other half of the team-the
Republican Party.
The Republicans as a party
have paid better lip service TO
civil rights than the Democrats.
or as John Rankin said the other
daY-the 1914 Democratic plank
would be less offensive" than
the Republican plank. Even so.
the Republican plank is weaker
this year than it was four years
ago.
The real Republican attitude is
to be found in the story of their
own convention as reported in
the New York Post. Ted Poston
reports real resentment by the
Negro delegates at Philadelphia
against an increasingly lily
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-17
SUNDAY. JULY 18th

Send-off BEACH PARTY for Bill
Carr, who is covering the National
Progressive Party Convention. Sun
day, July 18th. pm. until at the
No. grill, north of the North Ave.
Beach House. Swimming, toasted hot
dogs & marshmmallows, singing and
fun. Donation $1.00. In case of rain
come to Dorothy Bushnell Coles
homem, 113 w. Elm st.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-17

white attitude on the part of Re-
publican leaders"
The story continues:
The delegates complained that
the whole National Committee
and the various candidates them
selves had ignored them. prefer
ring to deal solely with the white
Southerners who head the official
slates.
THEY didn't even invite us
to their headquarters one dele
gate complained. They just gave
$1,000 to certain people here and
told them to take care of US with
parties" SO that we wouldn't en-
barass their cracker supporters
by showing up at their affairs
Negroes received their first
major rebuff when the platform
committee refused to hear Mag
istrate Reynolds, their officially
appointed spokesman, on desired
changes in the inadequate civil
rights plank.
'"The Committee received land
ignored draft of 10-point pro-
gram drawn up by the Negro
caucus, but refused to listen to
verbal introduction in which
Reynolds had planned to ask for
performance instead of prom
iSes.'
The Republicans remember the
name of Abraham Lincoln, but
they wilfully forget the princi-
pies of Abraham Lincoln. They
invoke the name of Lincoln for
campaign purposes. But Lincoln
doesn't belong TO the Republi-
cans: he belongs 10 the people.
PEOPLE who remember the
principles of Lincoln and who
want to live by those principles
have no home in the Republican
Party. They are building a home
for themselves-a New Party, a
peoples party, party founded
on the same basic principles up
on which this great nation was
founded, on the principles Lin
coin defended.
When the New Party convenes
in Philadelphia it will give no
quarter to Jim Crow-to preiu-
dice-to intolerence-to bigotry.
On the fundamental proposition
of full rights for all citizens-on
the abolition of hateful, undem-
ocratic, vicious, costly and utterly
criminal practices of segregation
and discrimination, we shall NOT
compromise.
These barriers to progress must
be eliminated. They must be
rooted out. On this there cannot,
and there will not be any COM
promise.
From Speech al Washing
ion. D. c.. June rs.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-17

If you want the
/ a s t w or d in
looks" op in
a t HUMBOLDT
o p T &c AL CO,
3Izs w. NORTH
AVE. Northwest's
a n d progressive
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-17
SECRETARIAL SERVICES
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY

Very desirable room, near u. of c.
available RENT FREE for woman in
exchange for sitting with children
3 or evenings week. Call HYD.
1918.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-17

complete assortment Of accessories
and the friendly service of an
efficient repair department makes
Soils shop the north side head
quarters for cyclists form two to
sixty. Scoopl He also offers a
discount to all Star Readersl
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-17

New styles in eyeglasses make
the eyes dramatic and attractive
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-17

AAN u z OANF NOIItI Nb-
utes to the good
disposition of the
many organizers
working ut of
this famous build
ing by supplying
them with salts
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-17
The STAR SHOPPER
an advertising feature

Whizzer Motor Bikes get you
there fasteri Sol Epstein now has
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-17

flying snacks and hearty lunches.
Corned beef sandwiches and juicy
red hots are DintY's speciality.
You too, can have a good DISPOSE
ton or at least one of those super
corned beef's on rye.
Evening star., 1948-11-01
ROOMS FURNIsnED-Nor.hes.

1900 BLADENsBURG RID. N.E-LaTge
prysts GrGns 10Sm S1m. for sa sHpps ER or
ss sssiss; SO @o aa.n, AK. ev.j s4fs ffa'f'nee Or
ses sssss !nss "a shess deu5s 5saes
sfiIk!s NHkiIASSfSl Sfl JHS2kIsnons,s HS rm niss,,
furn:, elsv. and PIX seryic. couple or
ssy EAST Lss s1ea eap1FeI e 7sGo sToDcubl. and
venient to transportation; reasonable
fasfs BRfaHF, F. WsRM ssa SINGLE or double room, g.
RoN PGiyass hong; restricted neishoorhood
faE fsH GAL ENA, 1s2 B ST. N.E-comfort-
ably furnished double room. single beds,
and s3akas 1Eysss sae
sIs rs 6 ensyi 81. N.E.-Master front bedroom, me
1909 Goth ST. NE, Monastery vicinity-
Front, new twin beds; breakfast, laundry
Storage; unlimited phone; no other room
ers; $25 each or S45 for /. North s2Q7.
eeIlent TRANSFORMATION; unlimited telephone.
WooDRiDGE, voc soo1 2eth st. n.e.-FuTn.
Hn Em;' Iys7 pys; homes adult family; nondrinser
sss K 81. N.E.-Nicely furn. single rm.,
pvt. family IL. S1S2 Il
LARGE "a -, FRONT ROOM for lady, sss. Can
SENATE HOTEL. 1O1 d st. n.e.-Newly
furn., hot and cold water, tel in every
rm.; $3.50 up dbl; SIC up sgl. per wk.
1901 No. cAPIToL-znd floor; nicely fur,
nished rooms; single, sa5; double, s35.
oei eoeeIioSssEE1S,-FuRNisHED SsE1, ROOM fot ?.
coLoREIDS@IEMpLoYEp COUPLE or gen.
tleman, large room and closet; private
kitchen. Call NO. 7611 Il
Evening star., 1948-11-01
FARM and GARDEN (cont. J

moval; free estimates; Fali Is the best
BdYsE f fsEs siE sSaaREa cI SH tree ss4 ssmovas
manure. 21 bu. sic. RA. 797s after, 8.
ToPsoIL, nn dirt, sand. manure. blue
stone pea ana 70 read gravel ,n and nd SOD by yard, ton
Es 1s..s s0%s nsasss slS ss 80 3d.
: cement Ssrf. Can SsoozEs Cas wsskdaga aa
after 6 pm. All day Sat. and Sun. DU
HARDY AzALEAs for fall planting. all
colors and sizes; b0c up; wholesale and
Tess TaSbscaaSP1Ge aS1e rERhrEcroNas r1ih e tn. arts,
brings out every detail Of a beautiful
painting; we also constantly strive to solve
general as to cover every phase Of youl
need; Sulldozer grading; preparation Of
lawns, seeding. rolling, special manured
asd So fos sa Su
specimen yews, azalea, holly, rhododen-
!drons. magnolia, dogwood. pyracantha
s a 1yDs shade 81
ground covers: selected plants, locally
sss srsns aaFsy qs
fencing, brick, stone, fagstone. cement
sndsr eons 5sk wells steps ,avss walks
mates. Ii. 4sa5' oV. 6oo5. ,.
WONDERGLO, nothing better: your neigh;
good soils better; $15 delivered. Ii
1925. OV. 6005., 2s
BEHNKES famous pansy seedlings-TrYe
giants, $3.50 per hundred; Hardy ever
blooming rosebushes,. field grown, guaran;;
teed to live and bloom, 81 80 each,
dozen; other Dutch bulbs; choice peren.
malls. finest selection rhododendrons ant
azaleas; African violets 81 and up; Price
ysnty on 81 sEafTs ans HR Thurs Wash nc
BALTIC. blvd, Beltsville. Md. Open week
days, Sun. and ewes. Phone Tower 62S4
MALL CHAIN End bow saws: bow. 1s te
saw. $3.50. MALoNEY's. NC. s12s Geor.
gia ave. Silver Spring. sH. 1880.
POWER UNIT, 1000 hp., Internationa
U. D. 16 Diesel MALONEY's, INC, s126
Ga. ave, Silver Spring. SH. 1880.
Evening star., 1948-11-01
HOME IMP. COMPANIES tcen.. J

EoME MPROvEMENTs.All types Of re.
Quality Eorkmsnship by expert mschenics
NENT CO. I'M. o7oo; ewes. UN. 2l5s
rLAGsroNE 4 SPECIALITY. cement snd
nreplaces, porches, drives. retaining walls
ssEo MsASc0es1o. sss Dis.ssa ,.ss sss
KITCHEN REMoDELrNG. planning ant
complete installation. cabinets. sinks
sSsg;ss s sos ~
sg.rd g5 DsteSs metal eanope
ARIiNdToN tfeIifsa; 1RoNwoRKs%, % Nc o0'sst s.:
Paw: hEz KE ssos S5 quick Sa
REMoDEL and modernize your home OF
sos SHsnsss o" eo fSsn iNc
EEMoDELiNG, freproofinr. roofing. siding
eo sms mony ssFk
ff DDcoR4TNa Dzss s25 sHs' eo sm'ses 81 lstl
REMoDEL and modernize your home OIL
SATioSAI SSieSs T 1NsTAELAT1oN CO.., NC
RSoF READY iPG roR SSsIs %SrER Repsrs sne
painting; reasonable rates. Every job
guaranteed. LU. 1857. g.
ALL GENERAL CONTRACTING - Your
OF any type building; attics,- recreation OF
rumpus rooms finished; financing ar.
ranged; quick free estimates. Call SIMON
g. FRANK CO., SH. 1868; after 8, UN
9592 or EN- 1892
ASkEW'S HOME SERvICE-Painting, pa
per hanging, floor sanding and moderniz-
ATTENTION HOME OWNERS-For water
proofing basement, hreproofing, painting
roofing and siding, call A. D. THOMAS
ARDEN CONSTRUCTION co. will give you
prompt service in building and remodel
Ing. We specialize in new additions, rec
reation rms, porch Enclosures. painting
papering, plumbing, heating and fireproof-
ing. Good work, low prices; terms. Call
10. 1858 for free estimate. .
Evening star., 1948-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sAlt.

SEWING MACHINEs-Singers, elec. port
e. anlss, SSs.Fo up; ell Enarsntesd also new
sLS%S Il ny % 6ng.rs sysi fot m sa.
or Os,r rent ss,virs Immedlass delivery Expert
sHHNfas adasEsDesPP sfse s mods .:nsaI:
sesk ana Poetsples ese sEear ge SINGER
console now hNH singer saser portr
repairing. ali makes. Have your ,f Old sew. eWo
@ 'S naeaN aslsftEh Sls sEEy
ICE 36os Conn. ave-, EN-. 1855, EN-. 20O4.
SHOTGUN, model 12 Winchester pump,
20 gauge with Poly-Choke, new .cond., 5
boxes OF Shells all for S65. Fairfax 396.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE, mans tai
lor, treadle; also shears. Ia. 3S61 Il
SOFA BED, chair and ottoman end tables,
lamps, cedar chest new. manufacturer S
and eA Ace sHSa WRtcRNo tssYS Buinp 5inf5e
ING MATERIAL CO. 4O02 Minnesota ave.
ne. For your conv., Ii. 1922. Ii. 7116.
SOUND sCRIBER UNIT, latest model,
sgeen ses phons snd ST n92 9soS BRANCH 211e be-
laEs; ; Compass before % sasins 'f kATkEss * ssS
sTfEf M2sc sHPEVsG s2E 5$e pcsas ash st. ,a
oEEIcE supP.Y s1 CO. patSS NA 0ns 4ss4 eAr14AL A
iss iSafs%Ax sosdos sAss1 sssR, ''ss $3.50 g.
STUD STUDIO COUCH, maroon, box. inner,
feflns bet s5o 5mas.5Ss5 snS 10 Gsl RE oe45 Ext
sonstion Safnsrs and thrift excellent
raincoat. size l2; black coat, fox trimmed,
sic Iz1 vWis,0d a. goSd eond: GO: 7o37. IL
guarantee Shop s US frst for one best aa deal IN
town; easy terms. ELEcTRIc CENTER,
HELEvIsioSdE III aqsh 4! as television SETS in time
D1o e,sfsH9 sp fs9ns cS s,sd a
TTLEVfshSs aTs SfsfeSsf DkMossgkAroRs S ssff IKE
1.iaSs ss $50 sssSa
TahSsisfSSs KAREH fS 81 sEsARsscf safrDsmsn
straters, guaranteed same as new; 7-inch
sss s. slss &C. sas 11sa
TRACToR, TRACTOR cletrack. crawler type, on rub
about si25oo; good as new; has weneh.
Priced; 100. OWNER. 81: sssS; -
sRd Case OasssTssa saoa sSnd o'f1Si ss
IX5SIMaITERs i!s5I ;s % g.; Royal, good condition.
fil MKs MeHoIS pT saSs 5o
Woodstock, .S32 so; Remington, S3s; I'm
asryeSd %, IHsIess. noissIess. s45: CT: sosl; 2.
new and rebuilt: Tyr guarantees: SO
TIrEWRirES CO. Ss'n 1{si isir Hs espisol ss.
TYrEWRITERs. portable; ali makes: easy
e. sess week. is i1e s'sai ifth nT stf b
TYPEwRITERs, all makes, new and used;
sePy,ee we saSDHRp Esas asRRf TYPs TYsass
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS. c. Smith,
S27; 81 Remington, s2s so; Royal. $3.50;
terms on, Magic Margin Royals. See at
iR Il AESEss ss NO.: |
ssSs AK $55S; g; si$;so; no al. s. a; asp.
re PARK AVE VENETIAN Ia
WASHING MACHTNE--Launderan auto
matte; rinses. spins, dries; $195. Phone
WAsaISG VA. aI; MACHINES. reconditioned;
Eqaasntsea EEc eo Wo s7 gR 4sos Also rentals DIST
Benrus; ali kinds OF jewelry; 25% discount
for cash: expert repair. SAM ORBACH,
Ala Buchanan St. NV, ia. 1884, also
evenings and SUNDAYS.
WATER HEATERS, gas or electric: terms.
monthly payments. ROBERT 7. WEHRLE
& SON. 1880 Wis. ave. WI. 6271-72.
PROPERTY CLEARED; hrewood for sale.
MR.. R. C. TURNER, North 6S7s. .
LADY'S HARVEL platinum diamond band
$3.50, will sacrifice at 1875. 1112 18th
ROOMS OF FURNITURE for sale cal
HUI g472 3
Evening star., 1948-11-01
BOATS.

EVINRUDE OUTBOARDS, now in stock
! .5 hp. Sportsman, 3.3 hp. Sportwin; 81
hp. Zephyr: 81 hp. Lightfour. s. KING
FvLTro9Ns INC s03 Maine ave. s.w. Tel.
3s-FoOT CABIN CRUISER, 115oh.p.
Chrysler.. toilet, icebox; can be had very
RICHARD AIKEN LU. e197 evenings i
OUTBOARD REPAIR SERVICE = Winter
lay UP and specialized repair service on all
nat. adv. model outboard motors. FULTON
SERVICE DOCK, Maine ave. and P st. s.w.
Telephone RE. 1910. Sc
AUXILIARY YAWL. Diesel powered 65 IT
over all; 5-ft. draft, sleeps i've, new suit
sails completely overhauled and ready for
Florida trip with linens. china, cooking
utensils, etc. Nothing extra to buy. Price,
CHRYsLER MARINE ENGINES. now in
stock-Aces, Crowns, Royals, 90 to 1876 hp
Also 3-day installation service on replace
ment order. 8. KING FULTON, INC. SR2
Maine ave. s.w. Elk. 34O6. 81
Evening star., 1948-11-01
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DALMATTON PUPPIEs, 2Ia months old,
ssT rsiassds SD cali Mrs FRANK PALMER,
FUrPE .b1se., Ake
kHHTFfss 6kA1zs Ee LEI light weight for dss.
sH; s44S. "a oslsssoips s: ny: .,.u.
81 b:s;:r ssss ss's sD
POO ISoDdIS dIis i1d ~ Rssh'hund isSa puppies
sDps PUPPiEs PPif an and bitch, cocker SPANIEL
Eeils ane 5e 5sc srs snsn4,Sn n% s4s
Tsinsd husss hons male
sPs6 s9Sip-f fpossmaD%AR6 Sssy.se re H. pm cAsHELL
E,sm,ns9 EsSFdn 9s7s Farm Bro0keVille' Nd phsne
PGFPIEs, mixed breed. for homes with
kind people. TW. 0413. -,
SodkEs sss Ii 'yf fE sHsr f8FPEs sBf!Pf 81
* ',,[ss5 ssss.r puppies
Ssas. sd sna ssss 1,iss
res; champion bloodlines; come, get pick
Of litter d II may be snsmpSn E. ss0
tended 8 miles out. TIE. 243O. Il
DOBERMAN PINSCHER, S-mos. .-old: red.
gentle: raised with children; champion
blood line must sell; owner leaving coun-
try. Write MRS z. w. MASON, Boyds,
Nd, or ask operator for Poolesville $3.50.
BOXER PUPS. months, cropped. docked.
inoculated, champion bred. Call Union
72a2 Sv M after gm. ~ union l,, 23ls. s-.aa ~
100% meat, no filler: lib. can, 23c; ]
doz. cans, So 80; 4 doz., $3.50. DALAKAY
SALES. RE 539s. - j..
pups, Axe reg. Silver Spring OO84 or SH.
S775. -
ENGLISH BULLDOG, pedigree, 4 years
old Fox terrier, for sale together: rea-
sonable; refs. Box $3.50. Star. 3
BEAGLE HOUNDS, broken. Call HI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-11-01
ROOMS fURklsHEp-Mp. 3 VA.

FALLS CHURCH-Bright sunshiny rooms
double; hotel service; $15 week. FA
LARGE FRONT RooM-Lisht housekeep.
ing. near Mt: Rainier ne: call Union 1850
ARLINGTON, cozy single rm. for empl
lady, 10 min. ride to Pentagon. conv tc
busline. $40 mo. Otis 1917. .
SILVER SPRING-Gentleman nicely fur
nished single room; unlimited phone;
convenient transportation; pvt. home
aRLINGToN, M INSGsIToN VA, 5s5 N. Pollard ST.
Double furn, rn., unlm. phone; laundry
gentlemen pref. Cali after $3.50 pm. Gil
FURN. RIM, semipvt. bath. pvt. entrance;
employed adult; no drinking. ia. 2O57-M
NICE DOUBLE ROOM, in pvt home with
special privileges, large closet, suitable fol
couple or Z YOUNG ladies; cow. to every
ATTRACTivE DOUBLE ROOM with pvt
bath; no other roomers; for young couple:
conv. to transp.; in pvt. home. CHI. 4354
$500 soth ST. MT. RAINIER, MD.-one
lge. furn. rm.- for empl., near transp.
no drinking. children or pets allowed. Il
SILVER SPRING-Neaf shopping center.
Attrac. rm.; empl. girls pref; $40 mo,
single: $40 mo: double. SH. s962 .
trent room rsh With aSSye sSsd tSs Ink; employed
FRONT ROoM-Ideal for couples. conv
for Fort Belvoir personnel: on bus line on
No. hwy. Laundry PRIV Alex. 6271. q
242S N. 10th ST. Arlington-Roon for
couple; use Of kit: near bus and stores
No drinking. Z
Evening star., 1948-11-01
EARN and GARDEN,

MILK COOLER 1O-can Mccormick Deer
ing. demonstrator, S49s;, new price, $3.50.
sLaI.1 MsALIoNEYs. ,MG.' s1@6 Ga. ave- SILVER
ROTOTILLERs, Jacques-Frazer. Chore-
master, walking, riding tractors, stalk
cutters, hammer mills, mixers, manure
CO, 1900 Lee hwy, Arl;, Va; cH, 1000.
farm-Drills, wire. fencing and disc. har-
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, sodding. grading.
top soil and sod delivered. Ask operator
for Ashton 21S2. II
Evening star., 1948-11-01
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1925 10th ST. E.W.-Nice dble. rm. S4H
each; also ssle., $3.50; excellent meals.
MANSION CLUB, 1880 Mass. ave. NV.
has vacancies for ladies and gentlemen
who appreciate refinement, congeniaIity
and wholesome home,cooked food. "a
LARGE HOME. suitable working mothers.
DU. 1862; 3423 oakwood ter. NV. a
1928 10th ST. N.W.--The Mar-Iuta.
elevator. switchboard, running water,
showers, excellent board. A.
young men; excel; meals: 1409 10th St.
140l 18th N.W.--Large dble. share rm.
with pvt. bath for girl. Small sgle. for
man: Selective menus; switchboard Il
ARLINGTON, val blk. from Clarendon;
lge. nicely furn; rm., good home cooked
food. OW. 1894. y
yACANCIES-For young people, desirable
location; good food; S43 mo and up. 2O22
q st. NV. Opposite G. W. University. 3
ARLlNGTON-Large outside rooms, home-
cooked meals, daily maid service; excel.
transp.; parking privileges. GIL. 1910. -
Evening star., 1948-11-01
MIscELLANEoUs WANTEp.

ADDING MACHS., typewriters. calculators,
cash regs, once EQUIP, any kind; top
price. DI. 1872, co. 4625 ewes, Sundays.
ANTIQUES. bric-a-prac. china, silverware.
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MISUNDERSTANDING srie-s-erae, china
s.srs sh.ss Cash rgs pTs.. psa Can Ra aHsns
BOOKS hes51S 'ssSo;tUGHr AND SOLD Of ali de-
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CAMERAS. all types. movie equipment; all
pRoo SeHs5 CO.. sss sfss'; ss ave-
ealhK cAMEKA nss WANTEb Tel Rirhess quality also
movie camera; projectors. lenses s Ask for
cLoTHINGHTop prices paid for mems
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s.seSss aas sIsessasa @ @ I isseiTy CASH Dsia
FGsNfTURENwili Ff i Suy entire sosn content; en- =.
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for over
s.v. 80 'eahs NE: sas4' aGpwooD's' s'h and K ''''
FUkNfTUkE@Your entire household con;
tents or odd pieces; highest prices: Sc
.GoLD-Brinr Your old gold. platinum,
teeth, discarded iewelry We pay cash. A.
PIANOs-Grand, upright, spinet. or apt.
size; any size; any condition; we'll pay
FAN eiANos s'e%S %ASTED HSff COLONIAL PIANO
CO. pays highest cash prices. Phone MA
1870 after 10 m. for courteous appraisal.
PIANOS of all kinds; highest cash prices;
also furniture and Seyins msshines; an.d out
lsSSa PiaSos WANTEbncoioaiAL Col SHtH PIANO
CO. pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma.
$50 s, after ! 10 ~, an; for courteous appraisal: p
repair hsnssitehins. buttons covered s
sfoV2s. RANGES. HEATERS. all kinds
and sizes ACNE NE STOVE CO.. lo1l 7th
vicTROLAMold 40 style. handwriting VIC
trola and old Victor records. BOX 220.E,
fYPpEwRIrERs wANrED-we pay best
isr s 5sss asS' for na free cd s
TYPEWRiTER, old model. with standard
keyboard, $40 to $50. EN-. 1859.
WANTED--Better grade OF housenold fur.
e;ss pss sas,Sns. az 'sf furniture SA
AM NTERESTED in puyins silvervars:
ie1elrs. DORA ERUrsAW M1LEsToNI
aa ffS sEfrER + stsfI' ases aasS furniture
including breakfront, secretaries. drop leaf
tables. ME. 1916: after g pm. RA. 1924.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold. silver.
tewelry. diamonds, firearms. mems cloth
steal Instruments, engineering instrumentS
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