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SAFETY TIRE CO,
io27 93rd NV. (Below Nd. NO. 5472
TOP SOIL: 1000 yards. GIL. oe5s
TRAIN. o o gauge; freight and pas.
senger cars. grail. Call OR. 1856
TYPEWRITER. 1. c. Smith. special
S13 14th st. NV.
TYPEWRITER, Underwood. standard
good condition, $50. See 8 to !
daily. 1924 Nichols ave. s.e. ID
TYPEWRITERS, new and rebuilt
Ses AEscAM TYPEWRTER fiEf GEF tSh co
1431 E: Capitol st S:30-5:30 includ.
vAUIT booR, new. hour; hour immedi. GarNsdt
ats ;r delivery Alse USED steel doors
ave. NV. EX. $3.50. -6
ssaa: case and ne" bow; SS sSHs sISd :ss aS
WARDROBE. child's, nursery. ample
eons; nseF s5o ono Oh hahssf ss11. space ezsei
WASHER, Apex spindry; s25. ST.
5420.
WASHER, Bendix. automatic. first
Ii. 3-31S3. -6
wAsHER-Hot Point automatic, 40
model; excellent condition. Call HU.
WASHER, Thor: also practically new,
modern gas range; will sacrifice.
Call DE, 5460 for appt 3151 Mt.
Pleasant st.. Apt. AZ. IS
WAsHER-Bendix automatic; slight
ly used; guaranteed; must sell to-
DAY; cheap for cash: WA: 1875. A.
derals good condition, $50. Cal
wAsHiNsSGS Nc MACHINE, Thor. n auto.
magic masi ,ese sSeel' cond.' best offer. Elm
WASH. MACHINE, Thor Automasic
bamboo blind. exh. fan. IA. s324.
WASHING MACHINE. Frigidaire.
automatic. excel. cond.; $3.50 cash.
Phone Snsn q, 6asS SS,,r ss5
drier good condition. $50 $50 i9a i4a0
Rhode Island ave. NV, DU. 1929.
WASHING MACHINE. WESTINGHOUSE
0Sosa sfs5 or best ofteG nDIeee Io 5-o1s ss'no @5
WASHING MACHINE, Apex. spinner;
wAsBNG MACHINE. semiauto. Ben
dix, model n. brand new; never
useo' cost Sl19, caSh, Sl4U. sat
eve, all day Sun. 923 Annandale
rd., Falls Church, Va. -5
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix auto;
excel. cond.; owner moving; priced
for quick sale: ss5. -Wo. 1880. -6
WASHING MACHINE. cleo. Thor:
Westinghouse iron, mahogany drum
top table; all in excellent cond.
wAsHfNG MACHINES, up to 4oe
disc. on all floor models; last years
models slashed. Easy terms. Open
eyes: till 8. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
I9ll Nichols ave. Sc. LU. 4-7000.
WATER HEATERS, used sale. 90
30 gal. from SIS: guar JOHN
C. WEBSTEP CO. 62T st. NV
ENTIRE CONTENTS of 6rrm. house;
3 bedrms. liv, dining, kitchen,
bath; reasonable prices. Lease avail
able. IL. 7-0930. So
sPODE AND WEDGEwooD DISHES.
Maytag washing machine. cedar
chest, several chairs. OW. 4O18
between and s. 5
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Northwest Park
Apartments.

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Branch Road n
MONTGOMERY County, Silver Spring
Ready for Immediate
Occupancy
EXAMINE THESE FEATURES.
COMPARE THEM WITH
OTHER APARTMENTs AND
l. Private entrances and broad
private terraces for family
living, face a whole mile of
cool. wooded parkland.
.. Twenty individual. spacious
layouts Of /. . and 3-bed-
room units, some with bed.
rooms upstairs.
8. An unusual roadway sys-
tenn provides safety to chill
dren with one-way traffic
and brings your car to your
own front door.
4. Almost Almost. half l,, the units are
long views on three sides.
5. Masonry walls betw. units
provides complete sound
proof.s. .--
DEVELOPMENT TRANSPORT chill
dren safely to all public
schools. Montgomery Coun-
ty schools are rated among
the finest In the Nation.
EXCELLENT BUS SERVICE
THROUGH THE COMMUNITY
Two bedrooms. living room,
dining room. kitchen and
$94.50 -
Three bedrooms, living room,
dining room. kitchen and
bath.
S112.50
(All Utilities Included in Rent)
Sample Apartment at AIS
southampton drive.
Directions: Drive out New
Hampshire avenue 7L16 of q
mile north of the traff1c light
at University lane to the
sign on property.
JAMES c. FINNEY
RESIDENT MANAGER
255 Southampton Drive, JU. 1855,
Continued on Next Fsss.)
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$40 PER WK.
Large double room, 1st Il. front. Also
near downtown, Clean and comfort.
able. I226 17th st. NV: .
CoLoRED LOVELY FURN RM.l
home privil.; good transp. La
CoI0RRiED LARGE. warm from t4
room. adj. bath; all home priviis.
NJ; transp. 127 You st. ne. DU
CoLoRED-FURN. ROOM for cple
SaIf GaIh PF1vili PR' bea6 l2oo block Gee ST. ne
coLokED.i ROOM TO RENT te
man. Cali LU. 1-3a27 before :srtir ! pm
CoLoRED-FURNrsHED ROOM 10,
TTefhnssd s6 settled lady in private ho1ne
CoLoREDMao7 TODD pL.-Lovely
double front rm.. in new section;
also child care; transp. i block. -
COLORED-ATTRAC. RIM. for re.
tranSp. LA. 6-G957. 5
CoLoRED-REAL HOME for couple
or lady; near Howard and Catholic
Uniy; privils. Nj: 1870. >
front; dble.' extra large e and nicaiS shS
1urn.; Tor inform, call AT. 5092.
IS
COLORED-NICE RIM. for nice. EN-.
pioyed couple. or man. 706 7th st
ne. Ii 4-337S. -
COLORED-FURN. ROOM; employed
man or woman; privileges. Ii
COLORED-1Ol2 9Th ST. Mem.
SnSe pl9yea couple home privileges. Ii
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD. season split oak,
S24 cord. RE 2655. y
OAK CORD WOOD-Seasoned; cut
any length. Tel. Poolesville, Nd,
oS41. III
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POODLES
FARM 8 GARDEN

TREES TOPPED. pruned or removed
by Md. students; insured and ex-
TREES REMOVED, topped, ped pruned: ned
feeding, cabling. cavity work: land
sSs1a sieSsTlas N,1bts fuy i1sqred WT 4dos Day, IL
EAGLE TREE EXPERTS. pruning.
free est. reas; trees. GE. s325.
TOP or s9ns sn5 s9e4 Esh top soil
POULTRY MANURE. no s''ii litter; SIS,
20 hu:,- delivered FA. 1868. 5
AFRICAN VIoLETS, home grown.
sesl5hY sescc. otit it0Ss; Sos reasonable Need
GARDEN TRACTOR. David Brad
bar attachment, cultivator and disc
| harrow never used. IL Md. ave.
PP;a'Ikland;; P;'rsl Nd. Marlboro pike and
AuBREY's;' LANDSCAPE SERVICE
Expert landscaping. soddine, plant
top soil gravel. bluestone, etc.
hauled; work guaranteed to satisfy:
GRAvELY TRACTOR with cultiyator
and 30ooinch rotary mower; $3.50.
rSSff so? so1L-2,ooo yds. OIL. .oSbs,
african 'vIoLETs. 30 bloomins
plants, different varieties. ow. o55b.
AZALEAs. hardy. field grown. all
colors and sizes; price, SOC up whole
sale, sale and retail. 1 s5do sndav n7th st. me-
ToPSoIL, fill dirt and manure; blue
stone and road gravel, tree trimc
PLANT SHADE TREES. shrubs ane
al other nursery stock now now. We al, alse
mates. call LYONS NURSERY
6102 Ager road. Hyattsyille. Md
Tel WaIfeld 415f or Union 9s36
FLAGSToNE WALKS. terraces. fre'
ppee Dpe dranase sspendi ali faai Fssdnas n Ms
work. F. MARcUCCIo, Route 5
Rockville 35s8. --
; TAvIs AND TAVIs NURSERY
Complete landssaping. tree surgsr'
aas ac tree npss ,sba sTUpnd and %ane
of all sizes and descriptions; lawn
!. top dressed. fertilized and seeded
" hagstone, walks and terraces: Pc
stone p.m wooden r.ossi Dsssi
), Including Sundays. 1906 Georgi
$ aye. Wheaton; Silver Spring. Mo
!; GENES TREE SERVICE
y Fully equipped and insured. loves
: possible prices. AP. 1900 any TINT
i. FENCING
4 Prompt and expert installation {
!: chain link fencing, with posts {
tubular steel, set in concrete. Ca
II ME-. 4S40 for free estimate
i GRIFFITH H-CONSUMERS. 1413 Ne
York ave. NV.
!. POULTRY, RABBITS g. EGGS
LAYING N. II. PULLETS, 8 mos. Ole
: $3.50 each. FA. 1858. b
PULLETS, so, New Hampshire, star
, ing to lay. A. D. OURSLER, Sper
l. cersville. Md. Ashton 3196. a
$: COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
E. FIREPLACE WOOD, season split Ga
a, S24 cord. RE. 2655. =
y OAK CORD WOOD-seasoned; o
70 any length. Tel. Poolesville, NJ
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POULTRY, RABBITS 6 EGGS

LAYING N. II. PULLETs, mos. old;
$3.50 each FA. 1868. b
PULLETS, so, New Hampshire, start
ing to lay A. D. OURSLER, Spen-
cersville, Nd Ashton 3196. a
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1875 Mass. ave w.-Good food
Sl7.50 wk.: S60-S70 mo-: 50 day
special. Men or women. Share lge.
redec. dble., triple rms. clean, neat.
cozy. DU 9557. "a
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TELEVISION
8O7 H ST. NE.

TELEVISIoN-some 1850 models al
big discounts; cash or terms; long,
easy terms. Call 10. 2-11S7 for
free home demonstration. E. j.
READ g. SONS, 3014 Nichols ave
Sc Open It'll 8 pm.
$3.50 up. BINS AUTO SERVICE.
INC. 635 N ST. NV. MI. 2400.
TIRES. factory recond., 6x16. 81 4.45;
other sizes proper. low: used truck
tires. lbs UP. ALL SERVICE TIRE
co. 1924 Ga. ave. NV. RA. $3.50.
TIRES AND TUBES 90. brand new,
600-16, Fiske Airf1ite De Luxe; don't
at new car GE 6no5
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MT. PLEASANT. SINGLE ROOM. pvt.
bath. maid service. empl. young
woman. also double studio room for
empI. young women. AID. 2629.
NEAR C. U.-Double room; telephone.
laundry and breakfast privileges.
1881 IsHERwooD sT.-Ige. ' front
bedrm.. newly redec.; conv. transp.
single or double. AT. 1871. 10
210 MD. AVE. Me- double front
rm... with twin beds: also / large
single room. Ii. 1-2997. -6
d12 11th ST. Me-. Apt. Mice
single room. cony. transportation;
reasonable; man: FIR. 1910.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, near street.
Gar, cars and bus. HO. 1875. -5
The MAR1CK. 13S B st. n.e.-Lge
oriaI1 olean1' s6Ia e6mf' syT rms, laqnd,' cook.
clean, newly dec. rms; lounge;
single; double; girls; SIS up. Ii.
LGE., ATTRAc. RIM. with kit. and
semipvt. bath; suitable for 2; $50
mo-. includ. util. 92S Md. ave.
ne. Call RA. O536. 3
SLEEPING ROOM for single en-
ployed man; on carline. FIR. 1850.
eI7 TENNESSEE AVE. N.E.-Ige.
front rm. nr, bath; dbl. bed; extra
lse. closet; conv. . carlines; un-
limited phone; pvt. residence; sentle-
men only; $50 per mo. Ii. 3-2216.
wooDRIDGE-Lge. front rm.. pvt.
BATH phone; "a blk, to bus; $40 wk.
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Building Materials
FIJRNITURE WANTED

TOP PRICES: CALL TIL g Pm
FURN.-Entire household. contents
old glassware, silver, misc. china
Siehest prices. s. E. FURN. ExCH.
aio Tth St.. AT. o5S5. Moving done
esOID-Brine your old gold, platinum
teeth, discarded iewelry. We pa!
cash. A. KAHN, INC. bs year
a. 93B r ut. NV.
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GILBERT

2460 18th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
rms, some with pvt. bath: maid ano
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MiscL. FOR SALE Cont, f.,

STAR sAPPHIREs. carved wood. and
ivory: private party. GE, $3.50. IS
STORM WINDOWS, combination type.
with selt.storins screen; lifetime
.Eos%T .as leT as WSNhn,vs SlA 90 WA sd 52sl, ae
standard size: Z are shorter; good
STUDIO Gotten 3 Vt bolsters, blue and
rose, practically new. Wo. 1857.
-5
STUDIO COUCH, ~ bed and springs,
etc. Ii. 6-S91O.
sun LAMP, Hanoyer. large, new, floor
sa' a9del; l44S. cost sl4o' sell very cheap. chez
rABLE-Fine Bucks County sawbuck
table, 70x30. with benches; S175;
Ideal for country home. Apply 320s
% St. GEORGETOWN.
TABLE. Banquet size. drop-leaf;
nIan n1nhosi; Kr alss, s,5sRt sR.iaue Hutch table
TELEvIsION SETS up to 4oea off;
2-year service on all. models. Last
years models slashed Many floor
samples and demonstrators. Free
home demonstration. Easy terms
PRNeE PpfR sYes co until si N5sR0ia. R39At aye AP
Sc. Lu. $1,000. -''''iA' ave
TELEvTSION, Sentinel. portable; RcA
Victor radio: both table models.
both in perfect cond. EN-. 624s.
Tv. 1o-inch Philco console, Ia yrs.
old. good cond.; $50. 10. 5-s696.
TELEvIsIoN SET. 1850 12ns-in. Mo
net. S145, oV. 2S3s. 5"
fELEvfSION, Philco. IL inch, mahog-
sssi sion; orig. price s4ss.5o. gN.
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FENCING

Prompt and expert installation OF
chain link fencing. with posts OF
tubular steel, set in concrete. Call
ME-. 4S40 for free estimate
TH-CONSUMERS. 1413 New
York ave. NV.
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WESLEY HAIL.
CHILDREN'S HOTEL,
"S3 PER DAY"

Day and night care: all ages wei
come; very reasonable. 10. S-S331
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NOF. q DuI may DC
seen now; S55 per month. Wo. 7135.
1447 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-Living rm.,
bedrm.. kitchen and bath; In-A-Door
he'd in living room; S95.S4 mo-; utils.
incl; Apply Janitor on premises or
BOSS D a 4 Phelps oa6d 1Nc@ 1417 x st,
sol i" End Ind ST. ST. s.E.-comb. kitchen
and bedroom. newly furnished.
decorated; also Ink. room; reason
IDEAL BROOM APT. large closets.
appreciate: conv. to bus. lines and
2 BEDROOMS. liv. rm., kitchen and
bath; nicely furn;;; S115 per month; ;
yssl'f9s fo4 si ;ssssn ave- p nE cRlFAzl AZ
cAPIToL HIILEAttractivs Arm,
pssiSyate bath apt. B-1. II. s-7e13.
woS6RibGE. aSS s II g. .so1s south Dakota s
j Sash: . i VII. u III tS;rn; GAN NJ. $3.50. @5 5
ssG ssTy lsf; IN kit sdpss pys' BATH good closets
NORTHWEsT-Private; rms. kit.
bath, linens linens: Yttls.; utensils; for 2
NORTHEAST BsMT. APT. of i rm.,
kit. PVT. entr.. use of ldry. room.
BEAUT. LOCATED 5-rm.. 2-bath
apt. for group of young prof. women.
2S47 29th st. NV. Sun. ~. %
1908 n. CAPITOL-2-rm. apt. semi
to downtown; SIS per week. .
TAKOMA PARKS rooms, pvt. entr..
LIST floor; all util., on bus line; empl.
couple only. JU. 7-a023. -5
ARLINGTON. 2526 No. Washington
blvd. Liv.-bedrm., kit.-dining rm.,
pvt. bath; conv. to Pentagon, Air
port, D. C., Clarendon; bus at door.
JA. 4-142Q. -5
GEORGETOWN--Housekeepine with
river view; fireplace, small garden.
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TIRE RECAPPING

Guaranteed $4,000 Miles
eo0-16- $500 650-16- $500
670-15- 800 7l0-15-- 700
760-15- 500 s20-15 900
SAFETY TIRE co.
S027 S3rd NV. below M. NO. 5472.
TOP SOIL. 1000 yards. GIL. O65s.
ia. 2-5575. -5
TRAIN, o o gauge; freight and pas
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1sfs sfEs0ni B1LfAoEE Rsi fa7s- ST. N.w.-very
nice. well fnrn. 2pd floor: 5 win,
sr sSx ss%pyt ssn Sedr hath i for redee sH or and
furn. refinished. avail. Nov. 10;
neighborhood. -5
GEORGETOWN-Lge.. bright charm
ing. rm. foT. Q girls; semipvt. mod.
bath' g wk. each; refs. REQUIRED,
cIHvEEaSD H2i LAM PARK ssl. r5 rms.
cheerful. well furn: bus at door
pvt. home: references. OR. 1888
1885 NICHOLSON ST. N.w.-Lars.
beautiful twin bedrm. Conv. transp.
DOUBLE ROOM. nicely furn., suit
couple or 2 gentlemen; nr. 18th ant
Webster NV; CAL TU: 1923. a
HALF BLOCK CONN. AvE.-Attrac-
tive room room for discriminating woman
LaReE aRi e''is RM.-1ight housekeeping @h
refsr' !, vp; pyt, o6st bath; 14o4 Harvard st
DoWNTowN.Moss desirable loca.
sio9' snG ssl and dod deE Rvs rms very clear
1850 GfRARD ST. NV. Lovely
well-heated End q. front rm.; oni.
141s r. I. AVE. S.w.-Large attrac %
i've i've rm. next to bath. suitabl
VICINITY WARDMAN PARK-Lovel,
front master bedrm., pvt. bath; gar
avail; man preferred. AID. S527.
4522 18th ST.-Larse double room
twin beds; also single room, unlim
phone, laundry privils. GE. 3417
1858 FAIRMoNT-sgle. rm., con,
located on lay ST., carline and shop
WESTMINSTER HOTEL, 1907 It'll
| st.-Sgle. and dble. rms, run. water
$8.Sl6 wk.; day rates; elev. HO
DOWNTOWN, 7$8 18th st. NV
Lovely rm. pvt. entrance. c.h.w
Phone ME- 9HaG O. IA. S-531S. -
sGLE. OR DBLE. ROOMS for youn
ladies; pvt. Law. and showers; j.
busline; corner NV. home. RA
334S or LA. 6-S130. --6
: 1868 2gth ST., near Wardman Par
Master bedrm.. fireplace. next t
bath: also other single or doubl
rooms. DU. .S0S6.- -5
transp.; quiet neishborhood; gentle
; man only: gentle family: 81 pc
:, wk unlina. phone; GE, g sa5st - :,
RHODE ISLAND AVE, 142O-Beau
t furn. dble. rm.. twin beds, next bat
>, with shower. maid serv. DU. e62;
- -
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RooMS. APTs. TO SHARE

WANTED-Empl lady to share furn.
duplex apt; twin beds: NV, section:
unlim: phone. RA 7447. -5
WILL SHARE my front cor. downtown
apt. with another woman: i bedrm.
Twin BEDS: reaS. rent, AD qI23
Evening star., 1950-11-04

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Branch Road In
MONTGOMERY County, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1950-06-25

Exsmins me skin between your tonight. When
open cracks appe it means that Athletes Foot
strike It's time for the Wet Dry action of Absorbne J
First the skin between the with cotton soaked
in famous Absorbne Jr Its wetng action the
dead skin and dssolves stale perspiration products
Arizona sun., 1950-02-24
Real Progress

The San Francisco Call-Bulletn recently devoted a
long editorial to two excellent examples of the real pro-
gress which be made in improving the standard of
living when private enterprise allowed to function
ally in free economy One example is local California
light and power company which will spend about $175,
for capital Improvements during the current year
The other is railroad which bought $1440 100000 worth
of new equipment last year.
The Call-Buletin said "Such projects could not be
carried out if these companies-and others like them
not able to accumulate the capital reserves with
which to finance their enterprises.
"And they could not embark on such programs if they
saddled by bureaucratic red tape and regmenta
ton that they not free to adjust their plans and
policies to the competitive conditions of the business world
"'Big government taxes the people and drains off
their economic resources and when it beyond its
proper constitutional functions contributes nothing
oically productive in return, but provides only
regulation, more regimentation- more taxation
Big business, the other hand makes very real
contributions to econmoy and assists substantially in
improving standard of living.
"Obviously, if are to have real prosperity and
genuine economic security private enterprise must be
left free to carry out such projects
Private business creates wealth and sources
of in business destroys them The
examples cited by the CalBulletn represent real pro-
gres-and the only kind of sound progress that exists
Arizona sun., 1950-02-24
Our Library Needs

News that the Phyllis Wheatly Library closed two
weeks ago and that the Harmon Park project is
underway have nostalgia effect those of who
interested in obtaining public services for Negroes
in Phoenix 1t quite appalling to learn that Miss Jane
Hudgns city librarian, discontinued the operation of the
Phyllis Wheatly Library and that she terminated the
services of the sole Negro librarian in the system More
over, the civil service commission had no official know
ledge of this action Such action insult to the Negroes
of Phoenx for two CD is curtaiment of edaca-
honal opportunity for large number of children and
adults in the eastside and (2) it loss of employment
of one who was doing creditable job
This lack of foresight Miss Hudgns part is ndica-
tive of poor administrative qualities. Better judgment
would dictate her to increase the services by providing
better books and periodicals for this district 1t should
propel her to increase the available time of trained
poyee in order that she might increase her completeness
in building better reading program The Library Board
should be made cognizant of the action and should be
mplored to reopen this Library Citizens should inquire
into the proposed program of the developments at
Harmon Park-ibrary and recreationa What provisions
being made to employ Negro personnel in this
where approximately one-half of the residents are
Negroes? What program is envisioned to provide for
these Negroes? Several interested groups planning
to investigate all these matters. THE ARIZONA SUN is
with them 1O0%.
Arizona sun., 1950-02-24
Cookies Corner
BY Marguerite Hunter

So often we come across certain
expressions that we have a vague
understanding of, because of the
way they are used, but we are not
quite certain as to the meaning.
For instance, 1 was years learn
ing the difference between a
canape, an horS d'oeuvre and an
appetizer. To my notion they were
the same thing with a different
name. But now know an appetiz-
er is always served before a meal,
whereas canape or hors d'ouvre
may be served when no meal is in
volved. In other words they are
served as accompaniments to punch
or some other sort of beverage
after which they may or may not,
be followed by a meal.
An appetizer may be food or bev-
erage. Tomato juice, pineapple
juice and grapefruit juice are well
known as appetizers. Sea food
cocktails are also well known ap-
petiZerS.
A canape is crackers or bread cut
in various small shapes and spread
with well seasoned food. An hors
Arizona sun., 1950-02-24
Letters To Editor
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
am writing this letter in regard
to the part of the article which ap-
peared in your publication Febru-
Iary 10th headed Arizona Sun Edi-
tor Invited to Meet Ministerial AL
lance" My reference is directed at
the part in which you accused a
minister as being malicious and
prejudiced. Your article further
stated that the minister who has
been fighting your paper for the last
two years, has had more advertising
than all ministers of the city COM
bined. Your article also stated that
the said minister owed the Sun a
delinquent bill.
Regardless to what may be sad
about the ministers of the Gospel
and especially the Colored minis
ters, they are recognized leaders of
the Colored people, although they
are poorly paid, their faithfulness
to duty has advanced the Colored
people more, morally, physically,
financially and spiritually than
leaders in other fields. The church
stands as living monument to the
efforts of the Gospel ministry
past, present and future.
The unpaid bill that you men
toned is not a bill of the First In
stitutional Baptist Church. It was
made by the local committee for
the Regional meeting of the Nation
al Baptist Convention, Inc, which
was held here, and will see to it
that the balance is paid.
JAMES L. DAVIS,
1910 East Madison.
Arizona sun., 1950-02-24
How To Worry
Scientifically

By Mrs. Joe ID. HardcaStle
1. Never worry over rumors or
"What they say" First get
the facts.
2. Know definitely your worry
problem. Write it down. Fact
it.
3. Worry about only one problem
at time.
A. Set a definite day, afternoon,
or night for worrying.
5. Never worry in bed, in the din
ing room, living room, or at
Church.
6. Select an air-conditioned room.
Lean back in an easy chair.
z. Set a time limit. If you must
go beyond it, give yourself
credit for time and half.
8. Never worry with frowning
face. Smile, sing or whistle.
9. Never worry when you are
tired, sick, angry or depressed.
10. Never worry while working,
playing, shopping, visiting, or
goSsiping.
II. Two times never to wrry: (a)
when you can help the Situa-
ton: (b) when you cannot.
IL. Never worry alone. Take it to
the Lord. PHILIPPIANS 4:6 Be
careful of nothing but in every
thing by prayer and supplica-
ton with thanksgiving let your
request be made known unto
God!
Arizona sun., 1950-02-24

d'oeuvre is much the same, except
that it may consist of sausages, sea
food and olives on toothpicks, which
are usually stuck attractively in
some kind of holder-SometimeS a
large apple.
Another puzzler sometimes found
on cafe menus and on diners string
beans, carrots and beets Julienne.
That merely means the food is cut
in narrow strips.
Two other dinner appelationS are
croutons and bisque. Croutons are
cubes of bread which have been
toasted or fried to serve with soups
or over various dishes.
Bisque is a thick soup usually
made from fish. Here is recipe
for lobster bisque, but shrimp and
crap bisque may be made by the
same method.
Remove meat from a two pound
boiled lobster. Add two and one
half cups cold water to the shell
and claws and cook 25 minutes.
Drain and reserve 2 cups stock.
Cut lobster meat in small pieces.
Add lobster and stock to 2 cups
medium white sauce, heat and
serve Immediately. Serves a.
I do hope these definitions will be
enlightening, neighbors.
Arizona sun., 1950-02-24

Our ten o'clock curfew lasted for
so years, but the town council voted
it out. / dropped in at the meeting
in Town Hall last week just in time
to hear Smiley Roberts.
"The curfew is old-fashioned,"
says Smiley. "We ought to be
grown-up enough by now to behave
like grownups. Seeing to it that
our kids get to bed is the response
bility of each family" Then Judge
Cunningham adds, "Most Of US
are in bed when the curfew horn
blows anyway. 1t wakes me up just
when I'm getting to sleep!"
What the Judge said was good
Arizona sun., 1950-02-24
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT
THE BOY SCOUTS

The Second National Jamboree
of the Boy Scouts of America will
be held at Valley Forge Park, Pa,
June 30-July 6, 1850.
The present Chief Scout of the
Boy Scouts of America is DR.. Ebert
K. Fretwell who served as Chief
Scout Executive from 1943-1948.
The Second National Jamboree of
the Boy Scouts of America will be
the greatest gathering of boys to
be held in the United States-more
than 10000 are expected to camp
together.
More than 10000 Scouts and
leaders are expected to attend the
Second National Jamboree of the
Boy Scouts of America.
The present Chief Scout Execu-
tive of the Boy Scouts of America
is DR.. Arthur A. Schuck, a veteran
Scouter, who first served as a
ScoutmaSter.