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7 BIRTHDA
GREETINGS

April I--AIonEO Buddy Bum.
9le AldFieh Ave. No: Odessa
Moppins. 39ie Fifth Ave. So.
April 2-EIla May Mccoy, SEQ
18th Ave. No: MrR. Bessie Mae
Gresham. 2636 Fourth Ave: Nor
land Mccoy. 1907 Olson Blvd. /:
JAcqueltn Combs. 1881 Bryant
Ave. No; Ida b. Crawford. 5O67
James Ave-. No: Albert Prater.
So Humboldt Ave. No. April B
Richard r. Morrow, 7o6 GlrArd
Ave. No. April Mira T. B. Sto-
vail: Russell Smith, 3649 Fourth
Ave. So; IT. X. Anderson. b2S
Marquette: Louis x. Mosby. 1879
seventh 81. So.
April 5-James Sims. 230l Firth
Ave-. So. April e-MiehAsl Melloy:
MrA Gordon Granger. 362t Fourth
Ave. So: Charles MayNFeather.
1918 Y. Franklin Ave: Mrs.
F1orence johnson. aS17 Clinton
Ave. So: MArgarst Ford. Mime
apolis; Mrs. Roy L. jackson. 56s
Seventh Ave. No; Charles Crock
EFT. sos Fremont Ave. No, April
flames w. Ward 3T37 Fourth
Ave-. So: Rev, Henry BOttA Sr-,
1913 LyndAle Ave. No. TalnAge
r. Carey. STOt Ffth Avn. So:
william Mccoy. l2o7 Olson blvd
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gaSsSk r. mOGnEsd % Nov
orSsAn& La Hhsss th&y hAA .
real family FSlznSol. Hasse3ng snA
vlsEttng win relatives q Mr..
AEltSkan
TnSy spent several dAys snEuaEs
StOppGng OvsE IN ChseAgo and 10
itlng hAs azunts and uncle. Mr.. and
hEA BredsFsek lGitehsH, and MEA
Bertha RoHekA In New ORLEANS.
they visited his MstHrA Mmaa
Resale HsTbsFs. EzIGn RObsFtaoa.
and LSona ROdnsy: his aunt. Mira
LOrS Payne: his Unela Mr.. Ben
c. Mitehsll and many OehGr rsIa-
uyes and fFsendA
On the rstnrn tE1p. TIE lGltehSlrs
Etoppsd In AIsxAndEia and Nat
ehitOchsA La. and Kansas CITY.
KAnaas whsEa thsy also Vlaitsd
friends and relatives They re-
Gently retuEnsd hOma.
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Mason City. In.
BY RUBY n. MACER
coo South Jackson o.

Sunday school was well attended
at g:45 at 81. Johns Baptist
church. II was the Parents and
adult day and many Of them were
present and heard the young
peoples chOirs sing.
The pastor, Rev. @. NJ. Williams
delivered the message using as
his subject, "A sure Foundation. |"
Three persons were added TO the
church an candidates for Baptism.
They were Harold Ripper. DeNOr-
MS Ewing and Shirley Jean
Shuler Al the 8 p. m. service Rev.
williams used a. his subject "A
More Excellent Way"
Mrs. EstelIa ShuIer and Mr.. w.
b Martin are able 10 be out again
after some time in the hospital
The Just Rite Club met March
IS at her home 3IS 2lst 81. s. Z.
with Mrs. Horace Spencer. presi-
dent.
The Hobby show held a the
Iowa Mutual Hardware Bldg
Thursday night was q very fine
success with Mrs. c. Z. Martin
chairman. The program was .
Piano solo by Anthony Martin
and Mrs. Emma Shatton spoke
concerning underprivileged chill
dren. Mrs. w. A. Carter in behalf
Of the crippled children.
Next Sunday Night at 8 p. m. at
ST. Johns Baptist church Mr..
Ernest Roget win speak.
Miss Pegi McGruder and Mr..
Harold Ripper were united in
Marriage March 5th at 1880 p. m.
at the St Johns Baptist parSon-
age in the presence OF relatives.
The Rev @. NJ. Williams official
ing.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Ripper at
tended Mason City high school
They are making their home at
this time at the home Of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Orulle Nc
Gruder. 7o2 So. Pres.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Moor, 500
18th St 8. T. entertained at din
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ripper
and Alice Jefferies, DeNorris Ew-
ing. Harriet Thompson The pur-
pose Of the dinner was 10 honor
the newlyNeds. Mr.. and Mrs.. Har-
old Ripper. Mrs. Moore IL Mrs.
kipper's aunt
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DraWa0 freedom Rood"
To 20 Cast Nar. rs

At s p. m. Sunday. March IS,
the Labor Youth League Of Min
nesotA win present Freedom
Road" at the Emanuel Cohen
Center. l70l Oak Park Ave. No.
The play 10 q drama Of the Re-
construction days Pat Lacy viii
star IN the cast Others to appear
viii be Nelson Peery. Kemp DIX
on. Charles Miller. YGnk Levine.
Della Lndesmith, Gtnny suther-
land. Ross Peery. Norman Peery
and others.
There win also be music, songs
and poetry on the program.
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81. PETERS A-M-E CHURCH

ST. PETERS A-M-E CHURCH
On Sunday morning, March 10,
we listened TO n very spiritual
message by our pastor. the Rev.
". L. Simmons, taken from LIST
Corinthians. 9:16: For though /
preach the gospel, ! have nothing
10 glory Of: for necessity II laid
upon me: yea. woe Is unto me, II
/ preach not the gospel" The
subject was "A Must Religion"
The thought he left with u
was Effective preaching Of
the gospel of Christ II the one
way out for our world. The
strength for our nation 10 found
in q greater application Of the
good news Jesus came TO bring.
It's much better 10 live with q
purpose in your life than Just TO
live at random. Preaching should
not be just a matter Of choice, but
q must.
The Choir and Usher Board ac-
companied the pastor 20 Way
mond church where he was the
afternoon speaker at the Quarterly
Conference.
Have you purchased your Easter
Cards yet? See MIS-. Simmons,
who has an original design in two
different kinds.
The picture Prejudice" was
shown at the church on last Sun
day evening under the sponsor
ship Of the choir. The songs,
open Gates Of the Temple" and
20 Lord Remember Me" were
beautifully done by the choir on
last Sunday morning. Mrs. Doro-
thy Stmms Is the organist direc-
tor.
Get the habit Of attending
Church services on Sunday eve
nings: more and more the evening
services are being built up. There's
something Of great interest each
Sunday evening.
Fifteen members Of the ACE.
League Youth group were guests
Of the Youth Fellowship at
Plymouth Congregational church
on last Sunday evening. A dis
cuAsion on Marriage" was led
by q young woman from the Uni
versity Of Minnesota. Some very
fine interracial contacts are be-
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AA0OGRpS Y0UTVS ptGRDS
70 90 CENTRAL PA
YRARAaR AaAncHa a

Nesting The Needs Of MO6sEn
Youth" win b. The program tlsnos
81 ths Central High school PTA
which win meet AZ . ?. m, Tuss-
day, March -. 81 the school
Also ca ths program for ths
svsnihg win b. . radio wOFtshOp.
70 b. performed BY stGdsnts 81
Ihs sciOaI under ths direction %
Mia Martyrs DornbsrE; -MGths-
mAst1utisS' by EtUdshts under
The direction o. Lloyd w. Green,
and Mrs. EFTnins Han Allen. con
tgaIt0. VINO win render vocal -
Isetloas.
TheO5OFs Alien, 80 IgishArt,
was recently elected 70 the s1seu-
tive COMMITTEES Of the Central
school P'TA. and nav serves a.
chairman Of the auditing commit
tss.
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@SU RanA g. DalsssA
Ths 1oGh Az.sVuEsazy q o.
g0hn's BApetsG ekureA. Rev. a. W.
Beta JT, Pastor. w18 observed
Sunday a. moEn4ng w0rNh2p Mn
James z MODIFY n ekarge- Ma
Melvin 8m1fh prem6ent a IN
ehlreh eluhs with TIE eve cap
ta4ns. MneA Harvey Bentley.
ASnsE Greer, Adrian ToEb<rt, Al
q. Frost and Mr.. James Flemtngn.
brought ETesttnGM InpTeamve
dedleatton services for the new
windows with donors was eondnet-
ed By Rev. BoetA Services closed
with The song. "Lst TIE B1e@Bed
8unahAns In" Evening worship
text O. Luke 24z3z with TIE VexSs
Did not our heart burn within
~ while he TALKED with NJ BY ths
way and while he opened % ~ TIA
scFiptures?" Rev. Bolts STATED
that ~ we walk a. did the twc
dASetplea Jesus walks with - and
reveals himself 70 NJ In cur d1s.
tress a. he did 70 those two Dis
tremBed Disciples.
Club No. ., Mn. Adrian TolbeTt
Captain sponsored q dinner Batur'
day At the church which hetted &
profit Of $3.50. A fellowship hOuI
followed.
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler, statG
Mother Of the Church Of God n
Christ, 3o6h North Dakota Ave
was rushed 70 McKenna Hospital
where she 70 undergoing treat
ment for pneunonta and . hear;
attack. At this writing she II DO
Ing fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar BridgeWatsl
lost two large evergreen treel
when . car. following Q collision
careened across the lawn AZ theiI
home Friday. Insurance covered
the loss.
Mrs.. John Armstrong. us No
Dakota Ave. underwent an opera
ton al McKenna Hospital At THU
writing she 10 progressing nicely
Rev. H. w. Bolts. Jr., was din
neF guest speaker at the ThOmAl
Payne Society Friday at the
Chocolate shop. Rev. Bolts spoke
on Race Relations.
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Sunday school attsndance was
Acts 3S:1S-z3. and Romans 8: Ia
TIE subject was The faith that
Sustained the Church" The pastor
addressed the church school On
things 70 look forward 70 In the
future Ths morning worship
scripture was read from the dfth
chapter Of Matthews BY the Rev.
z HendeFBOn. after which prayer
was offered
The church choir. directed by
Mr.. Wade, furnished the muaic.
The pastor spoke On 'Najesties
Of God Made Known 70 the
Church" He brought out the fact
that God doesn't pubheiEe himself
in his great handtWoFk Of Great
ing the earth and the things there
in We must remember God u ex-
pecting you TO reflect his glory.
Visitors 70 the church were Mr..
Robert Cole Of Buffalo, N. Y, Mr..
II. ThoTTna Of Chicago, and Mr..
and MrA James Kinney. Of Bethes-
da Baptist church Visitors are
always welcome
Rev. and Mrs.. Bolts left after
the evening services for Nashville.
Tenn, 70 attend the educational
Board meeting. They win return
in time for Sunday service. Rev.
n w. Bolts. Sr, pastor, Theresa
Warren, reporter.
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Ing made by thess young people
which bring about q better under
standing. which 10 helping % build
Gods Kingdom On earth
Bring your Building Fund en-
VeloPea to church Sunday with
your March quota tnnide.-W. q.
Maxwell, reporter.
BORDER CHURCH NEWS
Those who were not present a.
The morning worship a. Border
Sunday missed Q fine Lenten SCR
mon, a. Rev. Sexton spoke On
The Tears IN Lust" The subject
was drawn from the scripture
reading. Marx 14-63-72.
Many visitors were present Ths
eonKregAtton was thrilled when
httle Miss Watson sang . duet
with her grandmother, Mrs- WI
llama They sang Faith Of Our
Father"
Vesper services every Sunday
evening from 6 70 Z.
The Boy Scouts Of Border were
presented with their charter by
Assistant District Commissioner,
Mr.. Charles Allenburg, who spoke
briefly on scouting.
Good Friday evening at 8 o.
clock, the choir VIII present the
Seven Last Words Of Christ" The
public u invited TO be present
You are urged To attend the
Lenten-noOn day services from II
TO 12:45 every Wednesday. The
attendance u very encouraging at
these services.
Services viii be held every noon
day. during Holy Week. until
Good Friday, when the period
from 1900 to 500 p. m. win be
observed in meditation
At 10 p. m Thursday of Holy
Week. the Holy Communion viii
be administered. At the Vesper
Services, Easter evening. the pic
ture King of Kings" VIII be pre-
Sented. II you have not seen this
picture. you Will miss a treat II
you are not present
Class meeting Thursday eve
ming at s O'Clock. II you are in
terested in Spiritual up-lift, why
not come out. This Is not q prayer
meeting but q lively discussion
hour.
Sunday. March 26th, at the
morning service, Rev. Sexton win
speak on the subject, Self Sac
rifice in Lent"
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IN AIENGORLAM

In loving memory Of our dear
mother. Mrs. Nancy Stewart, who
passed away March 20. 1912.
The midnight stars are shining
Upon your silent grave
Beneath II sleeps, the one we
love
And the one we could not save.
Sadly missed by her children.
Mines. Alice Scott, Mary Miller,
Ruth Green, Allene Neal, Mr..
Raymond Stewart
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VoTMD nGSV COOK
MpGARS oea vSRcG


AppGAaS oea vSToG
Mn BsalAah AGtGhan. os1a -
H0G Ava %. voted tn ksse cook
~ u WoGanhs Auxiliary q o.
ThoMaS EplseOpal eazwGh. was
ebo@an % Fsprsss1a thsm @ M
rnAso proGran ~PSSk A song
ho1dsy. March 20. over WrC9g.
Mn MitehNn won quite o few
prizes. Anong Whbeh were Q cor
sage q rcd roses. . esEtanea1s for
q pound d shOoola1ss. two TICKETS
70 Sss Spike Joass. Appearing n
ths LyeS1n. two tSess&s fog an
nsT a. ths Curtis HOtsl, Q ease Of
aas0Ftsd BG0aEs9y'S eannOd goods
for her family aEd Q case for tAs
WonAn's Auxiliary of g. Thomas
EptBeop@I church
OtbsT members Of ths Auxiliary
winning prizes were Mira Pansy
BGEnstt, VINO won . Teoord album:
Mines. Mary Howell and L1eiA
Mcclure. who both were Given
several cans Of stobSslys produets
othsT msmbsFs prsSest were
Mines YlOrSneS BreedSn. ThsFeSa
Banks and L1iu Crate
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Mira SoSsVh bGltehslI. 1901 BEy-
ant Ave. No. II III In her home
with the flu- ahs became IN IN
day. March II. Her condition II
some better now.
TIA Becker I. WAshlngtSa Cub
mst Tuesday. March n. At the
home Of Mrs.. William Walker.
1913 Fourth Ave. So. for their
regular meeting.
Mn. ATbSIla Tate and family,
Who formerly lived at Sl3 18th
Ave. So. can now be reached a.
s5Oh East 3sth o..
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NJ. oIIVSf PGssOV 90
1P0ak at RIlaKlEn Rest

Sunday. March 2Sth. 1850. a.
$40 p. m. the Rev Ellis q. Harris
Of the Mt. oIvst Baptist church.
~. Paul, viii DO the guest speaker
At thu Pilgrim Rest Baptist church
Of Minneapolis. Ths MI OilVet
choir viii sing The public II In
yttsd 10 attend this service.
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oVIschs Kidding

co09g0sssS0nl
Actually in the final analysis
-- YEPC would discriminate
against the majority by giving
special privilege 10 the minority.
Instead Of paAsihE . laW that win
increase prejudice. We must Rp-
preach the problem through
Christian principles BY leading
men away from the hates and pre-
JUDGES Of this WoFid-LAaEBsd
analysis % a. CaEi AnderSsA, Re.
pshiIcAR C0aKTsssmaa from Min
RasSta's seSeath district
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ATTENDS EsRSI VAlAlIY
RHuAAloAi ~ N YEARS

Altar being without contact
with his family for - yeASS. Mr..
Joseph Mitchell. i0oi Bryant Ave.
No. accompanied BY his wife and
their two children. OEOF1a and
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eaaSht Q glance q Sousst1ms during Tia sysning:
L@oa BsOwn. Gloria Rhodes. Bl1np1m 0rmAa. Ro-
lad orasssm. Ebatus g1stShsS. Gems WkstS. Ross-
mun1 hnbsE. ~ Banham. JaEk1S M0EYiSoa. Jerry
Bsal ThsSsaa Bailey. Kasas watAkSE. 0S0Sgs and
WINE Hssh1tL HHasoas AEAf0Ed. kEthlssB Curry,
hezgses haeGsy. Can P0wsTEs I'd TSmpa. T0ya
odSn. JuanitA HsviAa Bo0eT caStVnEhA EAh Bow
man. Mabss BeToGHsns. Hank Yranklln. hSGtts DSn
Shaw. goyes c1sytsn. Joe YsTEaSoa DoSk1hE oaIy
HnS IN ktn oSsfNa a Mt, nsf~urn Nd Tsna
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NEWS BRIEFS
cSsaE1 TmRplIY VIM
ADoaESS IRoaSTIaRS

$4,000 NNASsNsAAAAD
cLUD AaAAcg 1S
o. Ps11 PoEos chSSf Charles
TisRnsy w1n address ths Hs0at1sgs
Ga 81 Ia Twin cites, Saturday.
Nsreh ~. q l3sIs ,. N h WIN
sDeak On "psEnq1sney."
.Ths Gi1b win h0sd It's RoaEhly
bDehsan a. taat date sG ths 10.
tSi LowEy, BG PsaL A. tlaaa EsSse-
lnSs O. Yne&nt Owens. . AnAmbsE
q thS sEBkIS sEScuttys board.
win rsanSsFt ths puEposs q tbs
duh Clifford R1ckAE. also an sx-
seuttSs board member, win out
hns ma5oT iAsSsss Co thS local and
national scene which the club win
eonsadaT for action.
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Twin City Flashes

- OhaRiDasS Pmssos

n thsEs e01sas . ktt1s thsw.
sun Ehs cir b an and EaW.
HsFs ana tsaEs o paaSh q mOw.
D4St1sV Ehan ne ETSnnd bsAOw;
DEfbAGas Gown Q mnSshy Good.
AhklS-6Ssp yoa setGk IN RsAs6
In ths nsSadOwD wills yog GinG
''Tfaa 10 BDgfnR--C. y. cKnnGh
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Class meeting Thursday eve
ming At s o'clock II you are in
terested in Spiritual up-lift why
not come out. This u not q prayer
meeting but q lively discussion
hour.
Evening star., 1950-02-10

IMPOSING SOUTHERN COLONIAL
paneled den and & bath on lst A.;
3 sizable bedrms. and 2 baths on
2nd; 2 bedrms. and mod. bath on
3rd; rec: rm., maids rm. and full
bath in bsmt.; oil a.-c. heat; outside
flrepl. and patio; gear Diet. gar;
basic cond. good, needs decorating,
Adj. to Spring Valley; can be bought
right with substantial cash. ARLTE
I; JOHNSON REALTY, INC, OR.
Evening star., 1950-02-10
HOUSES UhEURNIsHED

CHEvERLY,. MD.-3 bedrooms, 2
baths, oil heat, all electric kitchen,
large yard; $125 per month. Call
Property Manager, WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg. DI. $500.
5000 BL. BLAINE ST. N.E.-s bed
rms. semidet.. gas heat, rec. rm.
mr.. shopping; rent 500 mo. To in
Rsstry Rsnsst cal n ME. OOPS, COMET
y, lease: Sloo mo. Cali HU. 1895
nsIS ssisr asB I B'mi PARK RD. s.w.-Ros
house, backing on park; 3 bedrms.
l mod. bath, 2 heated sun porches,
sna Some saffbss bedrms @ fSnn fhsas diasns aasii'
Call Miss Corbin at SANDOZ, DU.
SILVER SPRiNG, Md, on Dennis
ave. new 2-bedrm. brk. bungalow;
a. as lease aeas Applg mfs nEo Sas'uggsRay e. BERN
STEIN 6 CO., Realtors, i415 K St.
4lkooM Roo II; CoTFaaE 1a2V in Cabin Jf2 john,
oil heat. basement. S55 month.
BETHESDA@s-bedrm. Colonial brick;
screened-in porch; walking distance
Navy Medical Hospital; back yard
fenced; close to grade school, dead
END street; $40 per mo. OWNER,
new HOME. s4os Penna ST.. uni
versity Hills. Md.-3 large bedrms.,
1h baths, full bsmt., covered porch;
large back yard; $129.50 per mo.
OWNER, AT. I212: ewes, GE. 1914.
JUST OFF MASS. AVE. ext, mr..
Army Map Servcie-An attractive
newly decorated; vacant. can move
IN today; $10o mo. Call Mr., Gray
bet, and pm, ME. l143. j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcont. !,

DUPONT, SCOTT CIRCLE-Furn. new
studio room for ] man; pvt. ent.,
modern shower, tiled bath; S35.
1886 r st. NV, after 6 pm
RITZ HOTEL, 920 F st n.w.-Sgle
rms, S14 wk.: dble rms. SIS wk :;
downtown. center bus. and SHOPPING
MT MstrsfE FIEiRSlfteaseet issRRSlfte aete rm Ssrvss Student
or empl. gentleman. Quiet gentle
home. Excel. transp. Ho. GAS
sew HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. 1712 New
Hampshire ave n.w-Newly deco
rated double and triple rooms: daily
maid service and switchboard serv.
194o p ST. NV. 1.-The Churchill !"
maid service, $3.50 wk. NO. 9e8s.
6119 14th ST. N.w.-unusualiy des..
attrac. rm., pvt. Jewish home; no
.n other sI Toomers; gentleman GE; 1924.
aasS asS S9RRs I4tR st adg nr IN apt 3St SS5 Ts
122I KENYON ST. N.w.-ssie. Tm.,
priyils:; SIS wk: No. 42s3. 10
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1745 Que st. NV.
Lovely sgle., running water: also
rAKoMA PARK PAR cunning AttTse' TssefMl2 sieepins
girl. 626 Carroll ave. sH. 1915.
2147 F. Studio rm., sink, erill,
ssetEEs sasss TiN, ~, sSd5-S1o. SssS Small sgle.;
LARGE. LGf; attT. t. ssI sYSS ard H. front; lf flu-
wk:i gentlemen only. 1922 N St.
NV.
Evening star., 1950-02-10
FARM AND GARDEN

PLANT SHADE TREES, shrubs and
az otner nursery stock now. We also
specialize in ,sodding; For free es-
sfos sss'es Asef ea road dY9Ns agstt5yls NHlEsEha Ma
TREE REMOVAL-Trees cut up in
dEeplace lensth; also lots cleared.
HARDY FIELD GROWN AZALEAs, q
Yrs; old, all Gcolors, SOC each, mig
rt' Sal Sun; ;,,S5 S5lo 18th st, ne.
DsF bu; ou DEF; 70 toe o6F soil. VA VA 455S S5SSS
BEES AND BEE KEEPER sUpPL1Es.
CaIl ny VA, 1872; 35c;ro,s IL
MAEoNR9s SRa hSS5ssD0H:E Sc: sYas aos Ga esnp sVs
rkEEzEERs, rSkEHsz ESERsTins 60 Nd 3D. fs sH 1893 $s$s VIII
iSPpl' iNa' si she tSSd sps fFss sa ssad MAdoNEYs
SEE THE Intefnational CUB CUB tractor
and equipment. Now available. Ideal
for l to 40 acres MALoNEY'S.
NC. sI2S &c: ave. Silver Spring.
NEW EQUIPMENT now available
tor, and ,eauipment. corn pickers,
stalk cutters, hammer and burr
mills. corn. shelters, disk harrows.
soil pulverizers; manure spreaders.
cut corn stalks. wagons. saws for
all make tractors New Idea corn
pickers,. manure spreaders, wagons,
snow plows. bulldozers and hydro
SCOOPS for all make tractors
MALONEY'S, INC. S126 Ga. ave,
Silver Spring.
MALL CHAIN SAW, sales and service.
MALONEY'S, INC. S126 Georgia
cHAIs-IfNK LINK FENcE. fRSshs double ad galvan-
ized, 42-in. high, S1.23 per. #. in
stalled. MALONEY'S, INC, Silver
Spring, SH. 1880.
hay, 40 tons; Loudoun Co., Va, s
mi. south of Leesburg; very reason
able. Phone Rh RA23 1os
Evening star., 1950-02-10
APTs. WANTED (cont.)

MARCH 1st. Refined couple, veteran
CIV Law student and FB1 stenog-
rapher, desire nice furnished apart,
ment with bath in quiet surround
Rental must be reasonable. Box
2 EMPIoiED EMF FED SISTERS, non-smokers
or drinkers desire furn., bedroom
and kitchen apt, reasonably priced.
Vicinity Vicinity Of Geo; Washington y;
after i 80 pm. Best Of ref.
Govt engineer attending eve. law
school. Box 175-x, Star.
WANTED small apt, pvt. home pre-
rWo 70 EMsLoYED sasi women want Nfn farn.
2 beorms. or twin,bed rm. apt. Arl;
or Alex; conv; Navy Annex and
UNFURNISHED apartment, living
bo3b 5o9p bedroom Rtdns kitchen .a Private
adults, moderately priced Phone
": 57I2. 9 am. to 10 pm. satur-
2 GIRLS with Navy department
want attractive furnished apart
ment; me- soA arlington or NV. d. C.. Can
EFFiciESGY, apartment with kitch-
enette and bath in NV. desired by
middle-aged lady. Call 81. 4072.
LARGE efficiency apt. unfurn. in vic.
Lisner Auditorium. No sharing. I'M
mediate occupancy. Ma. 0342, 90.
EXECUTIVE, Natl. concern, Just
opened Div, office. Desires nice 2
bedroom apt. NV, or nearby Va,
for wife and self. mo children or
petso ST; 2414 before 5 pm: week.
cSP1H days Gr Kat! Ma s220 Ext 1t@S ls' IL
building. max $40 mo-; D C. or
ya Syiaoo Re; 600, 600, Ext. 75s6s,, NE.
FURNISHED APT, 1-2 rooms: suit
able for music studio; limited num-
ber OF pupils. Box 160-X, Star.
2 REGISTERED Georgetown nurses
desire furnished apt. in NV. area.
Call ST; 1899 between go. II.
cheney apt; BY Feb. 1; not over SAT.
COLORED-FISHEs UNFURN. APT.
or house; Government employed
Evening star., 1950-02-10
DOGS. PETS. etc

~SSSI - ~ -.
IRISH sETTER PUPPIEs, leading
RRe SeRSe AND and eIs Fbs Ssrains mas alter reg e.
males, 2 mos. old. Call Elmwood s94
BOXER . fgPs, ! HjPi wks, old: excellent miS
IoMI Pess; JS peaNigTesd, NTsS uN; 2799; IL
ed Collie and Spitz male dog, me
and Ioyable: Call FIR. 3219 Sat,
s.RoS. 70 .ooIb pmi BLACK COCKER, pedi-
$50. Phone OF. e47s. -12
DACHsHUND PUPPIES, 6 months old,
A.K-c. registered. Call TIE, 5637.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY, female.
8 mos, purebred; nice children's
pet; S25. 4215 Conn. ave. WO. 02?3.
BOXERS, male and female; pure6fed, U
SoePHiiis Ss6ePR9lGn 4ias iSh9wstock; good pets
CoCakEiR SPANIEL PUPPIES. Axe
reg, reg blend lion sg9 and white adorable pets;
pure breed no Z DapeTs. 5s III. HI. s5F5 ss4S.
DACHsHUND PUPPIES, r weeks;
Axe AAk{S. q eha@pton apba stock; $50 to 500 500
COCKER si f. sPASIiEL, PAM Axe resistefed; Mle
S15., call between Gil pm. vi.
COOKERS. Axe reg. red male, An
mos; housetrained, affectionate pets.
BLACK MALE COCKER SPANIEL,
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies by cH
Valiant, CHI. Nocturn, CHI. Lachen.
ASGARD KENNELS. reg. FA. $500.
l0s
GREAT DANES, fawns, brindles,
males and females, all ages, Axe
reg; some show prospects. See
them. Prices reasonable. ELPAW
KENNELS, Alex. Va, Duke ST. ext.
g miles out. TE: 243o: -
SIBERIAN HUSKIES, Axe reg, beau
tiful and gentle; some with blue
eyes; Phone OR. 4S97.
DOGS AND CATS available for adop-
tiop to good homes. Phone sligo
51S3 weekdays "a. Sat. Gig, nc
Sun. MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ANIMAL SHELTER.
ARIsTOCRATIC BoRZIS (Russian
wolf housel puppies from champ
strand. WI. 1895.
BOSTON TERRIER, registered male
puppies; housebroken. 1903 Colum-
bia I'd. NV. -12