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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1916 Torpedo 2-dr.; radio,
heater, nyi0n covers. Wv. tires; a
he beauty at SI'2s5 Will accept ,yggr
fiS II tEaes HAf MoTpR ssFps tSS eo
$500 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Md. WA. 200. Ill
PREFECT 194S ,4-dr. sedan; Ford
ear Ths IS dspag Model s'enNmS Gp~eH
less than 300 miles. New-car guar
antee. Owners report up to 3SI
miles per gallon; S1.l95 or as low
as S39s down and S33.21 per mo-
plus paa in INSURANCE driTs "a and bank charge
buy. HILL q TIBBITTS, lila Yer
mont ave. NV. Wash.s Oldest Ford
Dealer, MA. $3.50.
SIMCA-FIAT 1947 conv. cpe. cyl,
economical; local service and parts;
sTtinERsKEp Tt2IF GKi isls; $40 land cru;..r L..
dark green; owned by diplomat;
5000 mi; complete with all acces-
sories and w.s.w. tires; cannot be
told from new car; $1,000. Phone
AID. 1896 between $50 am. and
sTuDEBAKER 1e4s Champion; low
mileage; excel. cond.; sl,565, Call
sTuDEBakER Tu 1s4a Champion Re-
gal de luxe Starlight 5-pass. coupe;
+ Hu anG soa5 3: eves eyssaFsSf Ne $40 s1S0 IL Can
sTUDEBAKER 1a47 sedan and 1a47
club coupe; r. and h., excel, cond:
Tan f'i;'0 MoToRs, 1SH S0ES New NY York ave-,
Bladensburg re; rd;-1l
sbt eb eoupe oVerdriVe radio
heater; perfect cond. throughout;
special. S1,495; cash, trade, terms
BELL MOTORS, 5O1O Wisconsin
ave; ave; Mo 5000, ,oo -li
green; spotless throughout; 81 ,695.
NV NV. NA. 1908 iREMEMsEklfF
TC,rS9 It SoMEs sEsrn FROM HALEY's-1 HALEY,ss-
sTG1EBAKER GS ia SER 1s4s de luxe cham
green; clean, new condition; 1000
mi; one owner; $1,000. AID. 1888.
sTUDEBAKER 1889 Champion 2-door
EEPW; IoI1 BOWERS, 1875 Eye st. NV"
sTGiDEBAKER 1s47 4-dr. Champion,
tan finish; heater; low mi; clean.
See It and you'll buy it; Only S1,295.
GGRElEMWAY' l1SN 7o7 Maine ave, s;;w'
STUDEBAKER l947 Champion Regal
de luxe 2-dr. sedan; all extras, top
notch condition; orig. owner; 81 1926
or best offer. AID. 1499 after pm.
III
WILLYS 1910 4-dr. de luxe sedan;
$500. May be seen at ESQ Service
Center, Suitland. Md -12
WILLYS 40 station wagon; 700 mi:
must sell, $3.50 of list; new-car
guar; can finance $1,000; selling
ATTENTION, BUSINESSMEN-Dod
l94S black cpe; peri. cond.: ST. 400;
r., h. and access. low mileage. For
demonstra tion, call WA. 1873. III
SACRIFICE, 81 900: 1946 Chevrolet
Fleetmaster club coupe; radio, htr
and defroster; perfect condition
See at 7lS Labella Walk, JEFF VIII
lage. Falls Church. IL
HUDSON 1916 Commodore "S" con-
vertible; green, light top. r. h.. all
Evening star., 1949-09-10

OPEN DAILY TILL Q.
SAT. TILL 5; SUN, 10 TILL 5.
Shop in comfort at Washington's 8
largest indoor showroom. We try to
at all times Most cars have radios
and heaters. Easily financed, and If
your car exceeds the down payment
We pay you the cash difference.
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wv, l. H. ull-
leather seats; beautiful Chevy
Chase car. only Sl.Oy5
RIPLEY MOTOR CO.
5120 Wis. Ave. NV. OR. s551.-10
WANT A GOOD LATE MODEL
used car. We are taking in
trade very clean late model
used cars on the new 1880
Studebakers, come in and
look them over, we may have
the car you want. Terms and
trade. BENNING MOTORS,
1900 Benning rd. ne. FIR.
1922. Open to 8 pm. except
Sunday. III
40 BUICK Dyna Flow Conv. 1895
'4S Chev. Fleetline Club Coupe 1925
AZ Chev. Fleet Master 2-dr. 1,195
Al Buick Special Sedanette 695
Al Plymouth Spec. deluxe 4-dr. 695
80 Buick Special 4-dr. 4a5
40 Lincoln Zephyr 4-dr.-- 395
'3S Packard Club Coupe 2a5
80 Plymouth 4-dr 95
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 14th st. NV.
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BUSES FOR SALE

NEW I949 CHEVROLET SCHOOL BUS
Available for immediate delivery, 10
adults, "a children, completely
equipped with latest safety devices
to conform with Md. law. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO.. INC. 7725
Wis ave- OIL, 600. -16
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CENTRAL MOTOR co.

tKaiser-FraZer Dealer
5000 Lee Hwy. Arl.. Va. CH. 1000
BUICK 1899 4-dr. sedan; one owner;
paint, tires, motor like new. Only
S495.
Pontiac 1941 club coupe; excel. mech.
NUS see snecia 1e Ss se
sedan; good mech cond.; S495.
Many others to choose from. Terms
to suit YOU.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
PAY AS LOW AS SIS A WEEK

AUTO WHOLESALERS
1871 Bladensburg Rd.
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PONTIAC 1889 sport coupe; radio
heater. good IIss msehanical condition; ton
and Colesville rd., Sill. sp., Md, sH
PoNTiAC sSSTi 1s4s e.cyl. club coupe;
fully equipped; Hydra-Matic drive,
with passing gear; Custom radio,
ss.ee5 sssssF anq pSUL aetl0Si sRoTHEss iii INC: INC:
Oldsmobile. 40 cars in stock. 5220
s to s-sundays. / to 81 10
PONTIAC 1887 4-dr. de luxe; radio
and and hsats1; sssG S4 Slsaa a,,s excel s mech
Cyl. gray sedan coupe: r. and h.,
new th battery; s1,460 or best ef1er.
Pontiac i941 2-door; recently over
sssss ssassSH '3rGysEs
Pontiac 1910 4-dr. Torpedo .'s",;
r. and h, Wv: tires; has had excel.
care, care; sea5; WA. 81 s1s7; dr Ill II. -
eoed buy; $500 or best offer. To.
PoWfiAC aaSrii 1910 club coupe: one
owner; excellent mechanical condi-
ouel. ooo 'sh Ss' o'"' A'A'
PONTIAC 1s4s, red, silver-streak
49," convertible; r., h.. seat covers,
Hydra-Matic drive; perfect condi,,
ton; $1.750. Call WI. oe55 bet; 8
Pontiac On 1e4e chieftain convertible;
Hydra-Matic, radio. heater, other
equipment; orig. factory price. ST.
S6a.39; our price for quick sale, $2:-
295; new-car guarantee: cash, trade
or terms. BELL M0TORS, bO1Q
pWNTfnc W,sff1s! 1873 sys e% cospe Wo saSo ssa h.
ssnssa at nsssaeS. TOWN AND coUNffRY
MOTORS, 53Sse wis. ave. OR. 9loo'
PoNT1Ac sySSi G 1910 a4 Cdr. sed.; heater and
s: G., excel. cond:; orig. owner; S495'
il psf s:.s 90, ruqs9e p,4r
PoNTiIAc '4s 4-door clean sedan;
has has new ns,sr paint saas & ana h.; $3.50 OF
Pontiac 1910 s-cyiinder 4-dr. Sc.
dan; clean inside and out; S400.
Pontiac 1911 2-dr. sedan; radio
and heater. orig. black finish, excel.
ST. eSnd1i 1855 s1san car' pvt owner; E1g 1870
r. and h. and other extras; excel
cond.; $575 cash or $3.50 down;
private owner. 1921 Staples . st
Pontiac 1s41 4-dr.; considerably
under market price for this car al
G.%.A.c. terms. IUsTINE-NIcHoLs-
SON MOTOR CO. $500 Baltimore
ave-. Hyattsville. WA. 72o0. Iii
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THOS. ]. OWEN l. SON, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.

DH VID JOLDS Elm
SelO. 13. l6. 1921 TRUSTEE
Evening star., 1949-09-10
THOS. ]. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers
435 Southern Building.

I1O y Z. 7 UNNEIE,
RICHARD Z. HARRIS,
e1O13 316.1Qo1 Trustees.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
UNION MOTORS

ON1oN MULLINS
1900 Bladensburg Rd. NE. Ill
DODGE 1896 sedan. The cheapest
transportation in town, only sos
A. & S. MOTOR SALES
45l5 14th ST. NV.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL 8 PM.
Evening star., 1949-09-10

Phone Ph1n, .' Tu. 1913. s1 'i'' VI ~ ii
DE SOTO 1871; new paint; new seat
$685.. HALEY's, Packard: LAO goth
s.; s.; n.y. ~ G6MEs IA; lso5 SpoR EEMEMHEs- HEHHY@s
You,kE ir Fl iHMES sAFED. fHoM hAI.ts Als
DE soTO 1947 4.dr.: RADIO. heater,
seat covers; car in beautiful cond.
one cs owner 3, aaI s secsn saving so1 IN
IS IN Il stsfs G&Sf Msfos ssss gS
DODGE 1885 sedan: $75. 1909
Flower aVe;s Takoma Park, Md. 10
S.s.ow. tires; less than 400 miles
4 new car at used car price. ST ;6s5.
pobef eAj ap'tj 1887 4-dr, sedan; passed mio 40
KikK szi NJ MoTqk Fl: Zoo sS 1000 osG5sis @lP
DODGE taxi late 1e47 Custom 4-dr.
r. and h.; beautiful blue plastic
upholstery; $4,000 actual miles;
perfect t s9ns premier r.. eoa9rs 70 saoe 5e1'
s. st s.e.. oISp Apt eSoei Ios. or phone Ak 44z5
DODGE 1887; wrecked, excel. fol-
parts; engine, front end not hurt;
! Woodmoor Service Station at -Four
DODGE 40 2-door; new motor, radio
heater, orig; owner; S495 or best
i DODGE, 1887. private owner. low
mileage. excellent motor, paint
tires. slip covers; moving out Of
town; 1865; OR. 0727; III
down: total price; ssss, HALEY;s
ceSafsS' coMEs FROM MAHhMsYH HAhEYs-You,Ri Il
SAFED, 1140 goth st. NV, Ma
DODGE 1e47 4-door sedan: 2s.oot
ST i Si6o. Mr. Mr.. EDWaRp. '''e III iiIe'
!, DODGE 1942 4-dr.: new green finish
new motor. radio, heater, seat GOV.
ers; this one-owner car is immacu
FLOWER MoToRs, INC, i125 I5tl
st. NV, RE. 0303. III
/ DODGE 1885 4-door; htr. engin,
/. recently overhauled, new rear end
!. excellent mechanical condition. tire
almost new: new paint Job. See it
+. drive it. Good economical transp
!, a bargain at $500. Phone WI
DODGE 1910 club coupe; good cond.
/; OK. 2877 or Gil. 1851. III
DODGE 1889 business coupe; ney
paint; good condition throughout
81 $685.. GREEN MOTOR co. n:
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n Max zimmerman, Attorney fo1
Noteholder, Investment Bldg.
Se7, ,1O,12,14,17
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE 1889 coach; hS;,Se very nice. nice con, r.
married couple only; $l29 Gas cash !;
Can see until Z pm. ROPER,
1880 r. /. ave. ne. To-
FORD I946 VS. club coupe: r. and
h., plastic seat covers: one owner:
very clean cond. Sl,095. Can be
financed. OV. 2952. 10
FORD 1946 station wagon; super de
luxe, all accessories. good shape
FORD sGHD' 1913 $40 station wagon; demon
strator; used very little: new-car
title and guarantee; Sol SAVINGS
at Sc.195. EDGEMOOR MOTOR
CO., 5335 Wisconsin ave, OR. S0S3.
FORD 1949 Custom club cpe.: colony
blue, r and h., seat covers, FendlX;
10000 miles; full guarantee: u '695
EDGEMooR MOTOR CO., 5335 Wis.
ave. OR. S093. Il
FORD 1947 Tudor Super de luxe; low
mileage, private owner; r. and h;
FORD 1898 Tudor sedan; new motor,
heater, good tires: passed 40 IN
spec; S325 or best offer. TR. is05.
IL"
FORD 1946 station wagon, r. and h,
spotlight; a GOOD, economical family
car; S1.O95 EDGEMOOR MOTOR
CO., 1895 Wisconsin ave. OR. SO93.
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Ny commission expires Nov. IA, 1919
Recorded once Of Recorder OF Deeds
b. c., Aug. 81, 1910. Instrument
No. A33677. seS.l0,17,2A
Arkansas State press., 1949-11-25

ing offered "for information lead
ing to the arrest and conviction of
the real murder of William Hor-
ner.p
The case of the Trenton Six
has became notorious throughout
the world as 1.-THE Northern Scots
boro" case and "a shameful symbol
of how jimcrow in America is en-
forced by police brutality and
frame-ups in the courts"
The six young Negroes were orr
ginally accused of the murder Of
William Horner, a secondhand
furniture dealer. The conviction,
brought in by an all-white jury,
was based on so-called "confes-
sions" secured from the men by
third degree methods after five
days of intensive questioning, dur
ing which they were not taken be-
fore a judge, not permitted the
benefit of defense counsel, and not
allowed to communicate with their
families or friends.
Arkansas State press., 1949-11-25

which charged that the Waxahas
chic school was violating the Four.
teenth Amendment of the Consti-
tuition.
"Of course we will meet the
court order in its entirety VILE
mon said. He testified in the Dallas
court hearing Wednesday.
Morris added, I'VE will go be-
yond the order" He said the board
was not yet ready to reveal plans
for improving the Negro school
building but that something would
be done, How the scho0nall ar
range its teaching load 1ffer
the courses called for in the order
will be decided after Judge Atwell
makes his Interpretation, Morris
added.
Judge AtWell told the Waxa-
hachie school Oct. | to offer Ne
gro high school Students courses
in chemistry, geometry, bookkeep-
ing. journalism, public speaking
and vocational courses, A petition
filed by U. Simpson Tate and c.
B. Bunkley jr., attorneys, alleged
these subjects were being taught
in the white school but were not
offered in the Negro high school.
Arkansas State press., 1949-11-25
Womans Society
Presents Play

Wesley Womens Society of
Christian Service, presented "A
Century of Struggles" a pageant
in which Mrs. Alberta H. Jones
pleads the cause of women suffer-
age through a century of progress
for equal rights in civil affairs.
Mrs. o. B. Fisher co-stars in the
pageant which will be presented
Sunday evening at 700 p. m. in
the sanctuary.
Friends are invited to come and
enjoy this evening of religious en-
tertainment sponsored by the Soci-
ETY., with Mrs. NJ M. Purifoy in
charge of this particular pro-
gram as State OF Women Secre-
tary
Rev. G. F. Upton. pastor-re-
turned to pastor another year and
the membership in general extend
a warm welcome to all Come,
Mrs. Norma L. Stephens,
President
Arkansas State press., 1949-11-25
Waxa1achie Plans
To Offer Equal
Negro Courses

Dallas, Tex-Two Waxahachie
school officials said Thursday they
would comply with federal court
order giving the school system
thirty days to provide Negro high
school courses equal to those Of
fered at the white school
But they want further advice
from Judge William II. Atwell, who
issued the order in Dallas Wednes-
day.
Waxahachie School Board Chair
man Tom c. Morris said he would
get in touch with Judge Atwell lin
day or two" for an Interpretation
of several points in the order. One
he said, was the problem Of obtain
ing laboratory equipment for a
science course.
Another point was whether the
order meant the courses had to be
in operation at the end of thirty
days or weather they can be Of
fered at the start of the next
school term, Feb. /.
School Supt. T. c. Wilemon said
he understood the order was a
time extension on an order issued
Oct l after Judge Atwell held a
preliminary hearing on petition
Arkansas State press., 1949-11-25
Gre Offers $1,000
In r|d.Renowned
Trenton Six Case

Trenton, N. J.-Because law
enforcement in New Jersey IS sit
ting on its guilt-stained hands in
order to perpetuate its own Frame
up of the innocent Trenton Six
Negroes. the Civil Rights Con-
gress, which has conducted lonE.
nationwide fight to free them, is
offering a $1,000 reward in the
world-renowned case,
The announcement, made by
William L, Patterson, Gro Execu-
tive Secretary. and o, John Royce,
former Assistant Attorney General
of the United States and CRC at
torney for three of the frame-up
victims, said that money for the
posting of the reward had been
made available by Mrs, Anita Nc
Cormick Blaine. leading supporter
of Henry Wallace and the Progress
sive Party.
Five months have gone by since
the New Jersey State Supreme
Court threw out the case, Mr..
Patterson said. 1.-The court found
the record tainted with error Yet
Prosecutor Mario Volpe, chief per-
petrator of the frame-up, would
not even consent to bail for the
six innocent young Negroes, and
has announced plans for proceed
ing early in 1850 with a new trial.
"Volpe and the whole govern
ment apparatus in the state are
hoping that humane people who
protested this vicious frame-up
from every corner of the globe
can be lulled into forgetting New
Jerseys crime against the Trenton
Six. But let Volpe rest assured
that hundreds of millions, inside
and outside the United States, will
not rest until the innocent six
young Trenton Negroes walk the
earth in freedom"
Handbills announcing the reward
have been posted throughout the
city of Trenton. The money is be-
Arkansas State press., 1949-11-25
Alabama Had First
Negro AL v.Pres.

ny James hampton
Augusta Ga.-(G)-Somethinl
s.igo local and national papers
praised the news that New Jersey
State A. F. OF L.. had elected Chas
Minis as vice-president, and that
ne was the first Negro elected
to such high position in the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor.
This, however. was slight
miss-staiement of fact. The fact is
fhat Alabama was the first State
A. F. Of L. Convention to elect
a Negro as vice president when II
elected Cornelius Maiden of Birm-
fngham. as the fist in 1896 at Tus-
culocsa.
Then in 1899. James Hampton Of
Sheffield, Alabama, and r. +.
Tankley OF Mobile. Ala. were e.
lected vice-presidents of the Ala
hama State A. +. OF l.. Convention
at Gadson. Ala.
vention moved to the .ahS99999
A. that time, the hotels In this
city refused 10 let the convention
meet because Of Negro delegates
So the convention moved TO It'll,
Courthouse where all Of the dele
gates. black and white. could meet
together. About 100 Negroes and
500 whites attended this conven
fion. u.
The next state to elect a Negro
was North Carolina. followed by
Louisiana and Florida.
Arkansas State press., 1949-11-25
Naaep Features
Voting Records
OF Congressman

Voting records of all congressman
and senators for the first session
Of the Slst Congress are set forth
n the fall issue of the Bulletin
-rf the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored Pc opie
published this week.
Listed as significant votes in the
House are ID abolition Of the poll
TAX, 90 public housing. GO broad
ening social security law, "a seq
regation in the SPARS. (O re-
peal of Taft-Hartley Act, and, 60
IS cents minimum wage law.
Covered in the Senate are votes
ON I'D Barley cloture ruling, fa)
adoption OF new cloture rule, 81
Segregation in public housing, t4)
repeal of Taft-Martley Act, 90 IS
cents minimum wage. 60 admis-
sion of DPS and CD prohibiting
Segregation in federal aid to eda-
cation.
NAACP members are asked to
Judge legislators on the basis OF
the thirteen issues voted on by
the House and Senate. The Bulle-
tin lists all senator's up for reelee-
ton in November. 1850.
In his commentary on the record
of the first session Of the 8lst
Congress, Leslie Perry of the MA
ACP Washington Bureau writes in
the Bulletin; THE 8lst Congress
hogan last January with high
hopes. Many persons firmly be-
ilieved that the 8lst Congress
would be like the first New Deal
Congress in 1888 They expected
It to pass the created part Of the
Presidents program. including the
entire civil rights program, during
the first 4 months. But what those
we'll wlshers failed to take into
account was that the voters had
not done a thorough houseclean-
ing: the New Congress still had
"A Republican Dixiecrat core. large,
hard and strong enough for sabot-
age"
Arkansas State press., 1949-11-25

Advancement of Coored People, Bishop Robert E. Jones of
Methodist church, Dr. Howard Thurman organizer of
international and interraca church in San Francisco and
head of the School of Religion at Howard university
George Denny founder and director of the Town Hall meeting
of the Air and Association of University Women
The awards to Mr.. White Judge Hase Mr. Denny and Dr.
Thurman received them by Beford Lawson Dean
George Johnson of the Howard law school, Mrs. Denny and
Bailey Thurman Dean Athea Hotel received the CT
tation behalf of AAUW, of which she is president
President Truman presented to the assembage by
Congressman William L. Dawson, of Illinois,
Arkansas State press., 1949-11-25

WANTED, Two paper boys to
sell STATE PRESS. One for New
Addition and one for Fordville
Addition See Rev. E. c. Cutter,
1918 E. Miles. Rev. E. c. Cutter
is agent for American Standard
Life Insurance Co. II pays for
sickness and accidents 80. The X.
of P. and Court of FL Dorado
celebrated Thanksgiving at First
Baptist church, Rev. T. o. Nc
Junkin, pastor Wallace ..Tatum
of this city was killed in his home
last week Mrs Idell Sims, and
Daughter Ruler Elks have just
closed a membership drive. Miss
Irene Cooke and Miss Roberta
Anderson were made into the Or
der
Evening star., 1949-09-10

GIRL TO SHARE apartment with two
other girls girls s 1s n esnd snd Irving SITS NV
WANTED One Or two eongenial .sf al
Mt Rainier. Cali UN. 1919. IL :.
YOUNG MAN to share attractive apt,
NV, Of young bachelor; eSa gentile;
m1sical; no drinking gh.ad AD' LIZ 1s53i iadv lI
Rainier. Md. UN 2477. III
WANTED-Reliable lady to share
comfortable apt: with another; reas.;
Sc sectiop sn.rs Ak S745 .ftract,v. EYES; ant
with 2 other girls. GIL. 243O. Iii
MUST BE SEEN to appreciate-Beau
<fully furnished apartment to share
with another gentleman. Ho. 1908.
ONE OR TWO REFINED GIRLS to
share 3-rm. apt. twin beds, with
WOMAN MUSICIAN wishes to share
Arlington apt. with business woman,
Ink; privileses. CH. s745. liz
1hsnah"nn nished apartment nsD with II ' another;
conv. located. Call after 5. DE. 6s74.
GIRL to share apt. with 2 girls, ss5
GIRL, Pr mo is-ss. sal share Sa iS apt with two
phone incl. Call Ho. 1872, anytime.
GIRL to share 3-rm. apt. and pvt.
bath with one other; Mt. Pleasant
section,f S3125. DU. SS79.
QUIET, EMPLOYED, refined girl to
share an apt. with 2 other girls.
2 GIRLS desire 2 other girls to share
their apt; pvt. phone In bedrm.
1924 Euclid st. NY, DU. 591S. Ill
GIRL, about %, to share 5-room
apartment with other girls; 14th
and Clifton. NO. 1890. Ill
GIRL TO SHARE attrac. 2-bedrm.
apt with another; $50 mo. AT.
G.W.U. STUDENT will share furn.
apt. on Ga. and Shepherd st. NV.
with young man. Call MR.. RUBEN
STEIN, TU. 1926. III
Evening star., 1949-09-10
FARM AND GARDEN

ELECTRIC WATER PUMPS go, shall
low well: also bulldozer. VIM. RUT-
TER, 100 Swami rd., Suitland. Md.
FALL GARDEN FLOWED with Roto-
pared for seeding. FA. 5000. -12
Al TREE SURGERY. trees removed,
trimmed. planted; reas.: estimates
free; After 8, IA. 0603, MR.. GRIF-
BTIBs-Danodn tNarcissue,. whites
and yellows' $40 d,ln per ..t euf th.0 or 81 81
s0c per doz. L. L. RAMSEY
TOP SOIL. road gravel, bluestone,
fiji dirt. delivered immed. service;
reasonable. Call Gil. 1919. Ill
BULLD0ZERS. rent or contra contract 10 ior
rates: free estimates. AT. 0725.
LANDSCAPE GARDENER and con-
tractor; grading. seeding, sodding,
spraying complete landscape Serv-
Hisfe ise; nsos no Job too large or too in. SmaN,
GRAPES for sale-P. A.. GALLANT.
Powder Mill rd., Box 131, Extension
of Riggs rd. ne. 10
BOYLE TREE sURGERY-For tree
removals, planting. trimming. call
81. 72l3 day or RA. 1919 after. &.
Ia
cow MANURE. we'll rotted. $3.50 per
Is bushels; S6 per 10 bushels; So 80
per 5 bushels, delivered. Top soil,
COW MANURE, we'll rotted: deliv-
cred; So per yard: in lots 9 yards
or more. FLOYD GALLOWAY,
RID. No. /, Herndon, Va. Phone
Herndon 1l-W-3. IL
FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces. fire.
places. rock gardens. fish ponds, re,
tanning walls, pipe drainage: All
kinds of cement work F. MAR
CUCCIO, Route 3, Horners lane,
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 35SS.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, sodding, grad
ing, seeding and planting. Sod and
top soil delivered. Ask operator for
Ashton 1882. III
Come TO HARvEY's Hillside Farm,
Bowie, Md, and get your home
canned apple sauce, $1.25 per gal.
Will deliver gallons or over. mi.
from town of Bowie. H. s. MONT
GOMERY, manager. Bowie 1885.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
RMs Aprs, TO SHARE (cont. }

REFINED JEWISH LADY to share
her furn. apt. with another lady;
off 18th St, conv. bus, .streetcar,
vic, walter Reed. ia s446 III
TWO REFINED GIRLS to share my
newly decorated apt. single beds;
excellent NV. location; $50 ,{no.
WANTED.Two men to share large
room in apartment, NV; twin beds,
adjoining bath, 24-hour elevator and
telephone servIes, ether taciiitIes.
CONGENIAL YOUNG LADY to share
2-bedrm, apt; with another y99ggns
APT TO SHARE with mother and
child. Call FIR. $3.50 II
WANTED. GIRL. 2O-30 yrs: old, 70
share gentle apt. with 2 other girls.
zoos bsh coIUMBIA q sti nai RID. NV. Apt 81.
Lady. non-drinker, to share pleasant
corner room, twin beds. NO. SAL.
YOUNG MAN will rent pvt bedrm..
next bath; new mod. desir. Sc apt.'
privils.; conv.' reas. AK. 7ol6;
ENGLISH BASEMENT APT. to share
with congenial gentleman 20-3O,
$40 mo. 713 Mass. ave. ne, after 8.
GIRL. colored, to share apt. with am
other girl who is home only week
ends; must be respectable ana
steadily empl. NO. 500. Sat. after
:, pm. all DAY sunday. Il
COLORED-I Ice. RM.. suitable for
> girls to share; IprivileGes will %
or Sun, NO 6644. 1850 California
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