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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-08-19
Dept. Revokes Robeson's Passport;
Persecution" Say Moscow

Washington - (CNS -
The U. S. State Department
revoked the passport of
Paul Robson, leader in the
Progressive Party, and in
tends to bar him from any
travels abroad. In answer,
Moscow's two leading news
papers, Prabda and Fiesta
called the cancellation a
persecution"
Last week, the Depart
ment forwarded to Robson
a demand that he return his
passport, at the same time
stamping his passport rec
ord in Warrington null and
void" Robson, to date, has
not answered.
Robson cannot attempt
to leave the country by any
means and immigration au-
thorities have orders to
stop him. A spokesman for
the Department said that
any journey Robson might
make, abroad, would not be
Sin the interest" of the
United States. Officials not
ed that it is not a common
practice to pick up pass
ports of native-born per-
sons.
The great singer is a
member of the Executive
Committee of the World
Committee of the Partisans
of Peace and chairman of
the Council of African At
fairs
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-08-19
Sanford To Entertain
5th District
Meeting

At 500 pm. on the 3rd Sunday
in August, Florida NAACP
branches of the 9Th Congressional
District will meet at st. Paul Bap-
fist Church, corner Of 9th st. and
Pine Ave-, in Sanford.
The Sanford branch, under the
leadership of S, ]. Cherry, HI. L.
Defoe, Rev. X. s. Johnson, Rev. J.
NJ. Gray and others, is preparing an
interesting literary program for
this occasion. The principal speaker
will be Harry T. Moore, executive
secretary of the Florida NAACP
State Conference, who will review
major activities Of the NAACP. The
speaker will deal particularly with
the three important decisions
against segregation handed down by
the Supreme Court in June and he
will suggest methods by which
NAACP branches can help to bring
the full benefits of these decisions
into our local committee.
Since the real strength of any
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-08-19
Dentists Vote Dr.
William Springer
President-Elect

CHICAGO - (ANP) - The Ma
tional Dental association closed one
of the greatest meetings in its his
tory Friday night with the installa-
ton of DR.. M. l.. Walton Of Thomas
vile, Ca, as president. The hun
dreds of delegates voted DR.. William
Springer of Cincinnati president
elect to take office next year.
DIR. William ID. Giles of Chicago
was the retiring president. Other
officers elected were:
DIR. A. M. Mackel, Natchez, Miss.
vice president; DIR. Charles r..
Williams, Chicago. reelected chair
man of the executive board: DR.. Le-
roy Gates, Darby, Pa, secretary
executive board; DIR. Marcus b.
Hutto, cambridge, Ga, program d.
rector, and DR.. j. S. Hunter, A. s..
Hunter. and T. M. Tobin, new MEM
bers of the board.
This convention was the S7th
annual meeting Of the NDA. Held
in Chicago, the dental capital Of the
world, =, 1t attracted not only the
leading Negro dentists in the world,
but also many of the White pace
makers. The nations leading den
tai equipment firms set up extern
sive exhibits at the convention.
All meeting and clinics and ex-
hibits were held at DuSable high
school. Numerous social affairs
were held at the city's leading rec
reation centers.
On the civic front the dentists
heard an address by Thurgood Mar
shall, chief counsel of the NAACP,
discuss the meaning of the recent
U. S. Supreme court decisions bann-
ing jimcrow. and the association
passed a resolution to fight for fair
employment practices bills.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-08-19
MIAMI TIMES. MIAMI. FLORIDA
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1850 PAGE FIVE
761 Tank Battalion To
Hold Reunion In Chi.

CHICAGO - CAMP -
Next weekend when j.
Finley Wilson's Elks are
winding up tEeir annual con-
vention another group is 60
ing to take charge of Chi
cago. This will be the 761st
Tank Battalion which will
hold its second annual post
war reunion, Aug. 1927.
First reunion was h e | d
last year in Cleveland where
the 761st Tank Battalion as
ISOLATION was formed. DR.. G..
Norman Adamson of Chica-
go, president of the Cook
County Medical association,
is regional commander of
the association here.
Just six years ago this
month the 761st sailed for
Europe for its first taste of
war under Lt.-Gen. George
S. Patton of the Third Army
This time the vets will get
together to have a ball in
Chicago.
They will talk about the
success of exit. Jackie Rob-
inson who will not be here
because of his Importance
to the Brooklyn Dodgers, or
DOG" company's ex-com-
mander, Capt. Richard Will
liams, now a front line COM
mander in Korea.
Or Sgt. Johnny Isom, In
trepid tank commander, a
hero for the second time
now in Korea with the oath
Regiment; or Sgt. Isaiah
Parks of Charlotte, N. c.,
Charlie" company ace who
was first U. S. Negro soldier
to fire the 80 caliber ma
chine gun from his hands
unmounted, now headed for
Korea.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-08-19

organization depends largely upon
its membership, a special effort is
being made to add more members to
the Association this year. Recent
events help to emphasize the fact
that the NAACP Is an indispensable
factor in the advancement Of our
people. On the basis of a Supreme
Court decision won by the NAACP
in 1914, Negro citizens Of Orlando,
were recently granted the right to
vote in city primaries. In June the
NAACP won Supreme Court deci-
sion which emphasize the fact that
a state must provide the same edu-
cational opportunities for all citi-
zens, without regard to race or
color. Word has just been received
that the NAACP has won another
stay Of execution for the seven
sentenced to die in Virginia on
charges of raping a White woman.
And the NAACP is still trying to
save the lives Of the two Groveland
boys, who were convicted last year
in a county filled with the spirit of
mob violence. Surely every think
ing Negro can afford a membership
this year as token Of appreciation
for the heroic struggle that the
NAACP is making to secure justice
for colored Americans.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-08-19
American Whites
Cause Paris Hotels
To Close Doors
To Negroes

PARIS - (CNS)- Some
Paris hotels and restaurants
and especially those catering
to the recent influx (before
the Korean conflict) of
Americans (white) have
suddenly showed a great
change in French hospitali-
ty by closing their doors to
colored people. Since people
of all colors are travelling in
the French capital or
through it, the move is def
nitely a blow at Negroes of
American birth and or orr
gn.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08
Mobile, Alabama

ish Welfare Board (JWB). which
compiled the record of Jewish
participation in both world wars
and which is now engaged in
war records work in connection
with the Korean fighting. noted
that the late 1t. Raymond Fuss
man Of Detroit. a tank corps Of
ficer. was the other Jewish Medal
Of Honor recipient. Sgt. Jach-
mans name appears in Volume II
of the JWB publication "Ameri-
can Jews in World War H."
Sgt. Jachman's uprating &C.
Cured when Senator O'Connor,
of Maryland, learned of his hero
ism and called the Adjutant Cen
erals attention to the rare feat of
heroiSm the Baltimorean had
performed. A review of Sgt
Jachman's deeds was made and
the decision to alter his DISC.
to Medal of Honor followed.
The text of the citation. sign
ed by President Truman follows:
Sergeant Jachman, Company
B, 513th Parachute Infantry Reg
iment, distinguished himself by
conspicuous gallantry and intre-
pidity above and beyond the call
of duty, at Flamierge, Belgium,
on the fourth of January, 1945.
when his company was pin
ned down by enemy artillery,
mortar and small-arms fire, two
hostile tanks attacked the unit,
inflicting heavy casualties.
Sergeant Jachman, seeing the
desperate plight of his comrades,
left his place of cover and, with
total disregard for his own safe
Continued on Page 1867
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08
Medal Of Honor Bestowed
PosthumouslY on Baltimore
Jewish Soldier

poshumous holder of the Distinguished Service Cross
second highest American award for gaatY in combat became
the American receive the Congressional Medal Of
Honor World War II when his DISC citation.
viewed by the Adutan Generals office. He
Staff Baltimore paraooper who
his life in combat Flamrge Belgium. A. ls45.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

T. Gerow, commander of the End
Army
In recording the bestowal of
the Medal of Honor on the late
Sgt. Jachman. the National Jew
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

Leo Jachman, father of the
fallen combat man, received the
nations supreme heroism award
at ceremonies recently at Fl.
Meade Md. The presentation
was made by 1t. Gen. Leonard
Evening star., 1950-05-17

CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES Electr,.
caliy :aZor-kleened or no charge
ROTC-POOTEF Phone RA sSSe
anv day anp night
Evening star., 1950-05-17
SITUATIONS MEN

ATTORNEY. 81, LIB. LIN.
member D. c. bar: two years expert
ence, tax law; desires association.
BTilDfSG Son 5SS6H' SsTsRD sIast or v.,ebm.n;
refs. WO. s504. I7'
BUTCHER, sober and reliable; best
references. BOX 35I-H. Star. Is'
CHEF-COOK, in or out Of town. with
reference; capable taking charge Of
kitchen. NO. $500 1s'
COME. PRINTER-OPERATOR: pref
floor; is yrs. exp. P. o. Box 1873.
coNsTRUcTIoN sUPT.. project
since 1922. Phone Ho. 1898.
COOK, porter. colored, dikhvasher or
Vhat-have-you. Phone DE. G7S5.
JANTToR's QUARTERS for man and
ences. HU. 1850. after ! pm. III
LABORER. colored. non -drinker, de-
sires work in D. c. Box 354-H. Star.
MAN. white, would like job as a
yatchman; have 5 years exp: AL,
LAW O STUDENT, 4th yr.. Interested
an7 kind leSsl or related work. can
:I%sIar .SSiSEf is sSs5 2esiT .ss
Write Rox bah. g.. .19@
PAINTER; PAPE2HANGER, swing
mixer. Sic per per day Day no. 1896. ''O'
perience, signal Corps. Dept. of
Agriculture. AK. Sal after 5 pm.
route oTN SUPERVISOR or sales man
ager, beverage exp. wants position
With future; Bog 342,H, Star. IL
with varied experience in general
sheet metal work; best references
furnished as to capabilities. Write
A. B. HAZARD. 720 N. Elwood dr.,
HIGH Point, N. C.. 1Ss
STENOGRAPHER- -TYPIST-Railroad,
steel plant, letter shop; Temporary,
permsnent or hrly. Box 372-H. Star.
YOUNG MAN, mechanically inclined
in radio and electrical work desires
YOUNG MAN. colored. age "a. single,
intellieent, hard worker, with refs,
wants job; free to travel; D. C. per-
sducaiiop, desiTss WORK; Doss;5ss oat5eors
GENTLEMAN. age SO, with rural
BANKING, credit management and
governmert agency experience. de-
sircs connection with nanr. hotel,
or sales orraniza atioo. write p. o.
Bo" 1905. Alexandra, Vs. 49,
wELL-EDUCATED YOUNG MAN
seeks part-time employment after
$50 pm. DU. 7o37 bet and 8 p.m.
COLoRED VETERAN desires nisht
work. excellent repair man. Call
LU. 4-3l1O after r pm
Evening star., 1950-05-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G.H.W. GIRL, colored, wishes any
G.H.W. GIRL, colored, wishes any
kind Of housework. DU. 1891.
GIRL, colored, desires part time work
or days work; ref. MI. 5446, after
GIRL. colored, desires employment
as maid in office,. nursemsid or simi.
lar types of work, FIR. S771.
work: Telephone DL 1875. 49,
MORNING WORK by colored woman
Il llys3!s1; sago health card and refs. LA
WANT JoB-Fountain or days
work; %. yrs. fountain experience,
WOMAN, colored, excel. cook, desires
position. Box 301-G. Star.
Monday HlI through Friday; refs. FIR.
coLoRED GIRL desires work by day
nr week; refs. HU. SO76.
GIRL wants day work In
Chevy Cha.e, Md: or kensinston.
SIX Iii 'sn91 SIRL sftfr i. s,5.s 5so ,os
work. Ii. f-7633, anytime. '''"'
GIRL desires full or part
time F.h,w or care of children.
WI. S5l6:
COLORED GIRL desires home child
day care; excellent references. Tele-
phone Ii. 3-2495. 1Ss
WOMAN. exper., wants
hogsewoIk; 5 day wk;; s to 5; s23
COLORED WOMAN, Settled, desires
child care or light housework. AT
CoLoRED WOMAN. neat and com.
petent, desires days work. DE
C0L0RED WOMAN. reliable, wants
city references. CO. 9661.
COL0RED WOMAN desires days
work or part-time Job. BEULAH
WEST Call DE SS56 ITs
Evening star., 1950-05-17
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. }

uLoGGED DRAIN PIPES elec.r,.
RoTo- o-PooTEF phor. RA sSss
am day any night
and footing. Gail CHI. $3.50. 22'
stone terraces. walks, chimneys. fire
places, cement driveways, porches.
retaining walls, pipe DRAINAGE all
kinds of waterproofing. F. MAR
CUCC1O Route 3. Horners lane,
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 35sS.
ELECTRICAL. install, repairs, rewir-
lures; licensed contr. RA. 2222;
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. installations,
sLscTR1e co "a 5s5 Ss5s.
FENCE: galvanized. chain link. an
posts set in concrete; immediate
erection; get the best for less. No
money no SeSs down: I. 80 mo to pay Phone an y,
FLOORS sanded ana nn,shed. Qua.
Norris NJ SsTs ssI sH esas esssssona''s price, M
FLOORS SANDED and finished: old
flGe5s SIooR 9ads sERv,Gk Hke VA newi i,aa TAYLOR
good work, reasonable prices, 10.
FLOOR SANDING and finishing, new
low PRICES; al work guaranteed.
FLOOR / % SANDING SANDING "A AND FiN1sHiNG,
quality work. Free estimates. Cali
GENERAL HOME IMPROVEMENT
GgI9 Ggifki ps eepsRs gsgs and carpenter Ss! york
%opeeN'z5sS ,est cs sPo :ss!5sni te efs ts:
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT
- CO.. 1908 Eve st NV
MoDERNiziNG ana n1s 1asaditions. cellar
PAINTING, interior. exterior. root
%stes ea hensAs sANFoR6 5as6Fs RAJ sfee ooss So
PAINTING. paperhanging. Roof. gut
oil paint used. RA 1864. GE. $500
pAiNfiNG an stm Dsper'nE HSsrNs IHoE SNssndinE;
rRsHSG rRRHMENd snd sa sHsS eor or IeasSns 81 Sssss
telephone HU. $3.50. 49,
PAINTING-Guaranteed best quality
interior. exterior work. White, neat,
sober painter. Free estimates. ST.
PAINTING and papering; white me-
chanic; immediate service, very fair
prices; do my own work. Ia. 0396.
PAINTING and interior decorating and
exterior; 30 yrs exp: free esti-
mate. JAMES D. MAPLE, HU. 1923.
PAINTING, PATCH-UP Free esti-
mate; work guaranteed; immediate
service. BUTTON Il WELLS. HU.
PAINTING. FLOOR SANDING. paper
ing, plastering, repairs; terms. 10
2-63S6 or HI. 1855.
PAINTING. PAPERING. KEN -toning:
32 yrs. exp reas. rates; HULME,
days, HO. 1929, ewes, LA. 6-4156
PAINTING. PApERING. wall scrap
ing. plastering. For Job well done
call MR.. MALHOYT, co. 1882
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING-
% years experience; best of work.
manship; all work guar. CO. 547S.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Sil.
Sp.. TAX PIX or anywhere; reaS.
guar. l.. CROWELL. SH 1876. -27
PAINTING AND PAPERING. com. ano
res. salts. customers for over 25 yrs
LAWRENCE RA 9Tn3 Tr f3I
PAINTING, PAPERING
CALL MR.. PoAT, GE. 5643. 1s'
PA1NTING-PAPERING.
Evening star., 1950-05-17
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BABY NURSE, French-Can., desires
newborn twins or premature infant
Permanent or temporary position
avail. st June. Free to travel. Excel.
MhRERRdrr Hfl MGg5d ansTsT agencisT MIS- MISS
COLLEGE GRADUATE, TEACHER
25 years old; inter. in summer work,
pref. in resort. AK. $500, Ext. 81,
AND REMoDELINc;.
ished; expert. NO. 053O.
HOuSEKEEPER-Fo one or two;
reliable, refs. Box 31O-H, Star. /.
White efic.. dep; consider
an. case give hypos.; live in. 81.
PRACTrIcAL NuRsE-Now avsilabl
pea9,rIr esil from m tInsa ~ 2 pm: DU; .os5.
sires position. to elderly or ir''- lid
sE4MsTREss. colored, exper.. with
ref; also in cleaners and 'su dry
counter work. Reliable. NO. 1293.
nj nth i5uns n'T. An. stfi i5s5 Ct h0m', aG.o g.
YOUNG CoLoRED GIRL desires lob
as waitress, counter girl, or house.
work, etc. Ii. 6-7646. IL
YOUNG. WOMAN. married, desires
work in day nursery; exec. refs. !:
exper: 81. 549S after T pm. ~
SETTLED WOMAN desires position
incl. Bookkeeping; prefer i-man Of, f.
nee: Also fully qualified exporter
service. MI. 1854
WIDOW WANTS POSITION as COM
panion to lady or nurse companion; :;
unencumbered. drivers license, ref.
MRS. A. Box 332, PurcelIville. Va.
LADY desires pos, COM
panion. nurse for invalid or care
Of child. K. COOK, WI. 3949. IL
CoLORED GIRL, exp, desires Job as
sclse5pkE-typist in office or store. MI,
CoLORED GIRL, neat and competent,
desires Job as nursemaid: going away
for season preferable. ME. 34O4.
COLORED GIRL-Desires Job as bus
girl or kitchen helper; 5-day wk. Call
HU. 3AG1 after 10 am.
C0LORE1 GIRL-Exper., wants full
or part time fountain or counter work
No Sun. Call 10 to Z. Ii. 3-41s3
Evening star., 1950-05-17

S9 MoHtns. oest oHer. IA
REFRIGERATOR, S145, Cold Spot, 8
Gu. it.. As de luxe, extra features 81
VI. guarantee; will deliver. FA. 1913.
REFRIGERATOR, oE. good condition,
30 today, $50 tomorrow, will drop
3Sy,,Sa one SeIiar each day until sold.
REFRIGERATOR, meat and produce,
Tor larse retail or wholesale opera
tion. II by IA by #. high. Com
gs pie'e .aSsa mStSr and fan Will sacrifice.
REFRIGERAToR, coldwall. r Gu it.; :;
$3.50. May be seen all day sun,
after pm. weekdays. Ii. 6-6a46.
REFRIGERATION. GE. : Gu. IT., GOOD
running condition, S4s. Cali Ho.
REFRiGERAToR, econ. Electroiux. MoS
a5out 1o Gu. it.; good cond.. $50.
RRFRfGsRAroR. fGfii philco 1s4o. gls sleu.-
1.o1si ID Ssea atteT only = mos 5000. 20.
REFRiGERAToR, General Electric: aa
sood running condition; S45. IA.
4354: 4l4 Buchanan st NV. IL
deal. as. .Ig pgARAAMoUNT a CO. ~, ~ oeoTsia
sale; from s35; guar. JoHH q. &;
WEBSTER CO. 627 F st. NV.
HYDROCARBONS. used, recondi-
s1oned se .ssl f9y s|sboIs s9s5sntssd .ss $40 Ipa
REfsIt;zRAToks. recono,t,on,o ,,s.
new. fully guar by our own service
dept Time payments and free de.
and sizes from s35 up FREDER.
REFRiGERxIoRas' L ; a'n 81 Rscond., na guar.
P. o SMITH, S. & s. NC. isfs H
REFRiGERAIoRs. 4os. cIse ; 9o1Gi on s,i
noor m"dsls last Years models
sn,I1 slsshea & ssoSys terms oSsn eyes
RfFR1GER%FoRs sffna rs for sale he o. a79ee nent
with option to purchase with fun
credit for rent paid up to 3 months
For sale, several refrigerators for SI9
rsdars, A,sG sss g. rriFisSI1s gfsSha sus5
phsars; pfsrs1cr Gs i GnEeTR1e fal5ea5 C.,
KsfK1GnkaToRs Msi aTe go sssnes 1892 up 20
20Se; every one Q name brand; 3
i yTs; to Pay. ALPEgRssTEINs ELEc-
TAX. PIX. Nd. sH. 27o0. sH. 4393.
REFRIGEIRATdRs ibo5. o. ali II makes.
SIS Upshur st. NV. GE. 0s2s.
REFRIGERATORS-New 1850 mod
els. See US. for q real deal on big
name brands. z 2 TERMS; OPEN
wooDMoOR APPLIANCES
Evening star., 1950-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ROLLER-Jasi rt-ht for contractor
lsyinr E-f"ewsgS srG SOD needs
minor rep; pTlee $50 20 %-tat@
RIGS. Oriental srna,0e. rm and
scatter sizes reduced prices EAEE
RUG SHOP, sisG l>th 81, nv.
RI1S. imported Persian NrIsntAi
deSiSn. heavy closely woven for
GOOD wearing. 9SiS SSS so Skill
SS4 so: other sizes procor priced
MAYFAIR SHOP 1928 @ st nv
SAW-FIlER. Foley, new. Eood con-
dit!en. S2Vo cash. Hillside 6SS2, =
SCREENS-AH brand new, taken
from new house, ] 3 window screens
margin @Sx3o. lS white window
shades: . screen doors, UN. SSS0
SEWING; MACHINES-You have never
seen such hhe machines at such
low prices. New home portable
so 80; Singer console, S6a .Sn.
SINGER tresdle, tesjherwght port.
all reed. 3Sis Lee hwy. CH4alt.
SEWING Rebuilt SINGER
portable, 500 80. Discount on new
e'setritv NJ SEWING MACHINE.
!sik Il 81 ne. TR. 6S4l
Evening star., 1950-05-17
TELEvIsloN REPAIRS
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, PORCHEs, recreation
rooms: nothing down, yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON CONSTR. CO.. RE. 4477.
BRICKLAYING - Fireplaces, Chin.
neys, walls and walks built and re-
paired A.. FAGNAN1. 10. 2-1e94
refinishing fine carpentry. Rec.
rms. bars, bookcases, etc. Tu. 319I.
CARPENTER, remodellng, repairing
white mechanics. AINSWORTH, RA.
t:.,2S.
CARPENTER-Alter and re-
pairs, old and new work: no lob too
small. Call ow. 5527 any time.
-22
CARPENTER WORK and alterations.
small Jobs especially. Call Ho. S375,
DAVID JAMES. lll9 Clifton st. NV.
CARPENTRY-Attic finished, recre-
alton rms, .porches incl, stairways.
dormer windows, residential or COM
mercial. ]. z. HENDRICKS, UN. 2491.
CARPENTRY-Gen, remodel; cabs.
store fixtures. shelves. screens. MR..
LAWRENCE. RA. 9703. Tu. 1131.
CELLARS, WALLS interpreted, roofs
rep. painted; caulking, repointinR,
plastering. Mr.. NEVINS. Ii. T-s2oo.
Evening star., 1950-05-17

FURN. for eficiency apt, incl. linens
1fd ana Kit Kit. utensils. Reasonable. Cali
FusN.@Bsd, single; dsv.no; safe satsleg
Gs tssle; azan %isc. Very reasonable. Can
FGRN."ss:- FGRNs:i piece nv. rm. suite, sn French
S4e5, sell Sie5; also 6-piece blonde
mahog mai 8, dinstte hns1 suite, sell for $50.
FURN. ". MsSosany 1ssoi kne.-hole de- desk:
rs S H sPRs9ss $F1se |es ojH
FURN., from A to z. New bedrm.. din
1m; rs and liv: rm; Factory eloseouts
ers, beds. chests. lamps: ali better
grade furn. Save up to 4o9s. KING,
GAS RANGES. new and used; liberal as
srsd1s: sxfrs ,1aa Installation; y. PEERLESS
iAs rom HASefs saS Guar USED soHN Higr,as e. WEE sss
GAS kANGES--NeW. useds ali sizes.
Heaters and stoves. ACME STOVE
CO. 1911 7th st, NV. VA ss52.
go fGod s!s9sa'. fSna,' $780, CO. 1854 @ia or
GENERxToR. gas engine, battery
f.h ffhharsinSs adnSos and lishtins' XIV. Gall
GENERxTORs-sTARrERs. 81 90 up
asTsest aa,S y..r .ssort slss Teter ens rsSslr.:
GUITAR, electric, Hawaiian: ampli-
fer and all equipment. XII. s-7243.
KNOTTY PINE PANELING-special
lot, big bargain. 12Iac #. deliv.
Many sizes. Come see IT. RUCKER
LUMBER. 1920 Wilson blvd, IA.
LAMP. table, new. modern. gold fin
ish, 35-in. high. "a price. OR. O914.
LIVING ROOM SET. needs covers,
$3.50; noiseless Underwood type
CTp,terS; S.sa Oriental rug; bedroom set.
LOUNGE CHAIR-tchas. of London)
fine cond,; $50. AD. 1912 ewes. is
LOVE SEATS (2). $50 each; pur-
chased August. 1949. Call ia. S473
LGMBER-Good sheathinr sawed to
order. Poplar. oak and sycamore:
Gaithersburg. Nd. vie; S65 per
1000, at the mill. Call OIL. 1858.
LUMBER - Good sheathins. saved
to order. Poplar, oak and Syea-
more; Gaithersburg, Md. VIC: S65
per 1000, at the mills. Call OIL.