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Evening star., 1951-07-28

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-unusuai at
tractive apt. unfurn.. suitable Dip
lomatic couple. Spacious liv. and
din. rms. with fireplaces; modern
kit, 2 bedrms.,, 2 baths; built-in
garage. S155. DE. 5019 or EN-
1890 MISSOURI AVE. N.W.-2-rm.,
kit, bath, for couple; rooms small
but cool, clean; convenient; can
util. etc. incl. at S65. GE. 6659
Evening star., 1951-07-28

HOI- WATER HEATER (Bryant), 40
gal, never used; $15o. co. 5627.
Evening star., 1951-07-28

Nut ST. N.W.--Lge
rm.,. pvt, home: mr..
excel. transp. IA, 2499.
Evening star., 1951-07-28

CHASTLETON HOTEL
L7Ol 10th st. n.w.-One and two
bedroom apartments Monthly or
weekly rentals-no lease. Full hotel
service. Call DU. 1000.
Evening star., 1951-07-28

FUR CAPE JACKET. mink, ike new.
very good quality. For information
call 10. 2~13O6. q 90
Arizona sun., 1951-02-23
BY Rev. l.. B. Nelson

The men of the First InStitu-
tional Baptist Church will cele-
brate ther eighth annual mems
day Sunday, February 25. The pre-
gram committee has chosen two
men of the Negro race to whom
they are to do. special honor for
the contribution each has made to
the general educational, and civic
life of the race in the State of
Arizona.
One of the men is Prof. p.
Landry, who resides at 1412 East
Jefferson street, Phoenix MIR.
Landry came to Phoenix as prin-
cipaI teacher in old Douglas Ele-
mentary school which was located
a. that time on 9th and East Mad
ison street, in the year of 1914.
At that time the enrolment was
only fifty children, with a faculty
Of three teachers. He spent 20
years in the school system in
Phoenix without a break only for
the time he was in the hospital
with broken leg as the result
OF an automobile accident
In 1927, Mr. Landry and the
faculty of the old Douglas school
were transferred to the Booker
T, Washington school, located at
18th and East jefferson street. It
was largely due to the efforts of
Mr.. Landry that the Booker T.
Washington school was erected. At
the time when he retired from
active service in the school sys-
tenn in 1913 the faculty had grown
from staff of three, to a staff
of 49,
Today, the school has an enroll
nent Of five hundred and twenty
five children, with a staff OF
Arizona sun., 1951-02-23
UNDER THE SUN

me-" Here is an admission of ig-
norance, of insufficiency; desire
FOR the right source. Lord teach
me-"
l. A clear understanding.
2. Hearty approval.
8. A straight walk
The Importance OF This Prayer
l. 1t is important to our intel
lectual and spiritual improve
ment. Grow In knowledge"
2. 1t is important to our COM
fort. "The mariner in dense
fog"
3. 1t is important to our safety.
1 stand in the ways and cry
for the old path" None but
God can guide us.
How God Answers This Prayer
1. By example of His saints.
2. By calling us to initiate His
son.
3. By the statement of His
word
f. BY the influence of Ftis spirit.
John IA, 16, II = xvi 13.
1 want to know the paths of
temptation. I want to know the
paths of sorrow. I want to know
the paths of death. I want to-
know the path of the resurrection.
Arizona sun., 1951-02-23
THE LORDS PATHS
BY Rev. II. N. Holt, Pastor
Antioch Baptist Church

TEXT: Psa. 25:4, Lord, teach me
the paths"
Introduction The wicked
desire not the instruction of the
Lord. They say depart from me;
they boast of personal security;
they seek no further knowledge
in things they have not tasted.
The righteous say, as in the
text: Lord teach me-"
The Prayer
The subject of the prayer is:
Lords Paths"
1. Path of divine providence -
Often dark, mysterious, al
Always wise, good and right.
2. Paths Of grace = Way of
holiness and happiness; Is
rael through Cannan; some
times obscured and clouded;
but there is pillar of fire and
a pillar of cloud.
3. Paths Of duty - Paul asked,
Lord, what will thou have
me do?" Duty seems load;
hard to bear.
Purpose of This Prayer
For divine teaching. "LOrd teach
Arizona sun., 1951-02-23
The First fnstI. Baptist Church To
Observe AnnuoI Mems Doy

twenty-five teachers, including four
part-time teachers. There are hun
dreds of men and women whose
| lives have been richly blessed by
having attended school under Mr..
Landry. i
In early days of Negro Church
life in, Arizona, MIR. Landry con-
tributed both service and finances
in helping the church to get d
start.
The pastor, and the whole MEM
bership of the First Institutional
Baptist Church feel proud to pay
fitting tributes to Mr.. Landry for
the safe and sound educational
foundation which he has given to
many Negroes who are out in So
ciety, giving back to God, what
was given them through the un-
selfish service Mr.. Landry rem
defed.
The second man to whom we do
honor on this occasion is the Rev.
James A.. Motion. Rev. Motion re-
sides at 14O1 E. Madison street.
He is little man in stature, but
he has a big fighting spirit when
it comes to fighting for the bet
terment of his race, He has led
civic committees into the Arizona
State Capitol building in the in
terest of the Negroes of Arizona
ever since the days of the late
Governor Hunts administration.
In the year 1929, Rev. Motion
led a movement consisting of few
Negroes, forty miles west of here,
which finally developed into what
! is known today as Mobile, Arizona.
Mobile is the only school district
in Arizona with a solid Negro
school board. Rev., Motion helped
to raise the money for drilling
Arizona sun., 1951-02-23
Bethel CINE.
Church News
BY Mrs. T.. Mathews

Last Sunday was Junior Church
Day. We enjoyed wonderful
message from our young minister,
Noal Lark, which was very inspir-
iEg to all. His subject was Come
Now" I am thankful to report our
Pastors wife, Sister Jones', who
was stricken with polio is improv-
ing. Other members who have
been on the sick INST are also i'm
proving.
The public is always welcome
to worship with us at Bethel The
morning service is at IL O'Clock
and the evening service at 1880.
Arizona sun., 1951-02-23
Brotherhood
Program Held
By Mrs. Marguerite Hunter

The State Brotherhood of the
General Baptist Convention held
it's first inspirational program
February II at Shiloh Baptist
Church, 9O3 West Buckeye; Rev.
j. D. Daniels, pastor.
Quite a large turnout of Bro
theirs from all over the state at
tended and all seemed very much
impressed.
The theme was: Demonstrate
Brotherly Care. One of the out
standing speakers on the program
was Brother ]. L. Sims of Friend
ship Baptist Church of Tucson,
whose subject was Brothers
Should Always Live Together In
Unity" Brother E. J. Sykes also
spoke on demonstrating brother
ly love.
Among women on the program
was Sister Wood, who substituted
for Sister E. ". Allbritton, presi-
dent of the Women's Auxiliary Of
the convention The program was
highlighted by paper by Sister
Zelma Spell, who concluded with
a beautiful poem. Sister Spell is
president of the Junior Women's
Auxiliary.
Also, as guest speaker, was the
president of the General State
Convention, Brother S. j. Winbush,
who made few encouraging re-
marks.>> The meeting closed with
all repeating the moto: Teach the
world in the home, with a con-
centrated heart, following in the
footsteps of the Savior and lead
ing all men to God"
Arizona sun., 1951-02-23
Lucy Phillips
Temple Notes
BY Mrs. Gladys Allen

"Short Cut to Heaven" was the
subject of the Pastor, Rev. L. j..
Harper's sermon last Sunday morn
ing. Bishop and Mrs. Lewis were
among the many visitors present,
Sunday evenings program was in
charge of the Missionary Society.
sionary Society.
Sunday at $3.50 pm. the Guiding
Light and Usher Board will close
their baby contest.
Bishop Lewis and wife leave to-
day for Ell Paso, Texas, and will
go from there to their home in
Arizona sun., 1951-02-23
ST. NIARY'S CHURCH OF
GOD IN CHRIST

seth and Ann Street, Okema Acres
Elder w. I'll. Mandy, Pastor
Arizona sun., 1951-02-23
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST
CHURCH

l4l7 East Madison st.
Rev. H. Y. Stevenson, Pastor
Broadway Baptist Church
Send and Wood st.
Pastor Rev. A. M. Martin
800 So. 11th Avenue
Rev. N. Glass, Pastor
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Arizona sun., 1951-02-23
Attend the Church
Of Your Choice
LONE STAR BAPTIST CHURCH
TANNER CHAPEL A. M. e.
CHURCH
9Th st. & Jefferson
Rev. j. w. Ford, pastor

IItR AV0Hue ana SlH0IO
Rev. G.. v. Nelson, Pastor
Arizona sun., 1951-02-23
Attend The Church OF Your Choice Sunday

LARGER WATER SUPPLY is
PLANNED - To meet the steady
increase in demand for water
during the summer months, the
engineering division is completing
installation of a booster pump be-
tween the East Thomas Road
reservoirs and the city. The pump
will greatly increase the water
pressure to city residents. To fur
ther augment water supplies, plans
are being made for drilling three
500-foot wells in the city's well
field east of Scottsdale. Also, an
other pump will be installed on
the Verde River to add 10 mill
lion gallons daily to the amount
of water delivered to the filter
plant for purifying.
the first we'll at Mobile. Today 1t
is incorporated with it's own post
office. The Negroes own over ten
thousand acres of land there. Rev.
Motion is the founder of the Bethel
CINE Church, located at 18th and
West Tonic.
] In 1915, he led the way in the
establishment of the Progressive
Builders Association a project To-
Gated at 24th. and East Broadway.
1T consists of 160 acres of some
of the best land in the state. A
sum of $500 had to be raised
before the Negroes could come in
to possession of this project and
Rev. Motion kept walking, talking,
and fighting until that amount
of money was raised.
Today, Williams and Jones, con-
tractors, have erected some of the
finest homes in America on this
project. Rev. Motion led the last
big fight to get Negroes on in
Phoenix as bus operators. The next
day after a strong plea before the
City Commission staff, the first
Negro to- drive a City Bus drove
out Buckeye Road, and they have
been driving ever since.
Less than ten days after the
present governor had taken his
seat, Rev. Motion led committee
into the governors office to see
about getting Negroes into places
OF responsibility. 1t is reported
Negro girls sitting behind desks
| in the state capitol building today.
The pastor, and the whole mem
bership of the First Institutional
Baptist Church feel proud to hon
or you, Rev., Motion.
Program:
General theme: 'Men who
pioneered the way"
The program at the eleven
O'Clock hour Sunday morning, the
pastor will deliver the annual
Mems Day message from the
theme: Men who pioneered the
way" A special male chorus un-
der the direction of Mr. Robert T.
Frazier will furnish the singing
throughout the day. The men Will
hold their afternoon program at
the Booker T. Washington school
auditorium at 2:3O, at which time
DR.. Theron Chastian, pastor OF
the First Baptist Church, will
deliver the sermon.
/ On Sunday night, the all-men
chorus will be presented in spec
Iial musical program. The men
Ehave set as their financial goal at
this program, $4,000. ALL three
Eservices will be open to the gen.
eral public.
Arizona sun., 1951-02-23

Antioch Baptist Church. 11th and
East Monroe Streets. Rev. r. n.
Holt, pastor.
Arizona sun., 1951-02-23

shreveport.
Arizona sun., 1951-02-23

Attend the Church
IOf Your Choice
TANNER CHAPEL A. Nj. e.
CHURCH
9Th st. & Jefferson
Rev. j.. w. Ford, pastor
LONE STAR BAPTIST CHURCH
11tk Avenue and Sinolo
Rev. C.. v. Nelson, Pastor
Antioch Baptist Church. 11th and
East Monroe Streets. Rev. r. n.
Holt, pastor.
Bethlehem Baptist Church, 14th
and East Adams Streets. DR.. Joshua
R. Miner, pastor.
First I'm nsritutiona Baptist
Church, 5th and East Jefferson.
Rev. L. Butler Nelson. pastor.
Memorial Baptist Church. 3rd
Ave. and Apache.
New Mt. Zion Baptist Church,
Pueblo between 18th and 18th
Streets. Rev. ]. II. Adkins, pastor.
st. John Baptist Church, 18th
Ave-, between Yuma and Gilbert.
Rev. L.. j. Dunbar, pastor.
Union Baptist Church, 2S00 E.
B'way and Chapman Road. Rev. c.
B. Allbritton, pastor.
Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church,
901 w. Buckeye Road at Ave. J.
d. Daniels, pastor.
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST
CHURCH
| 1417 East Madison st.
Rev. H. Y. Stevenson, Pastor
Broadway Baptist Church
| S2nd and Wood st.
Pastor Rev. A. M. Martin
800 So. 11th Avenue
! Rev. N. Glass, Pastor
| Mt. Zion Baptist Church
WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH
1902 East Washington Street
| Rev. T. r. Albert, Pastor
ST. NIARY'S CHURCH OF
GOD IN CHRIST
seth and Ann Street, Olxema Acres
| Elder w. III. Mandy, Pastor
| Saint James Mission A.M.E.
Church. Services Sunday at Il am.
Jr. Elks Building at 7th Avenue and
| Tonic. Rev. G. 0. Greenfield, pas
tor.
The Greater Friendship Baptist
! Church. 10 and E. Jefferson. Rev.
D. D. Dockery, pastor.
| Beacon Light Seventh Day Ad-
| ventist Church, Eleventh and East
| Monroe Streets. Elder w. G..
Mills, pastor.
ST. Paul Missionary Baptist
Church. 1909 w. Sherman. Rev.
B. j. Stanton, Pastor.
BETHEL G. M. E. CHURCH
18th Avenue and TontO
Rev. A. Jones, Pastor
PHILLIPS TEMPE G. M. e.
T CHURCH
| 140I East Adams Street
Rev. Z. j. Harper, pastor
Mt. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Cor. 11th Ave. and Yuma st.
Rev. G. N. Hall, Pastor
Hair rs WOMAN'S GLORY
Cor. Ills.
Keep Your Glory Beautiful at
The KOZY KOTTAGE BEAUTY
SHOP
1910 w. Sherman st. Phi 8-OI78
VERA d. McGRIFF
Arizona sun., 1951-02-23

WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH
1902 East Washington Street
Rev. T. r. Albert, Pastor
Evening star., 1951-09-09
ROOMS EURNlsHEp-N.W.

LARGE. ATTRACTIVE rm. for one,
nex' aSt s ss bath h' lsss lsss Lanier pl, NV,
1865 LAMONT ST. N.w.-Apt. %,
asI sstrac. front room. dble. or sgle.;
1a9S 1aaSne oSR' AZ sT@Furn. srso room suitsbi. Ms
for 52Sokkit q git. privn.. S25 mo. each.
DSSBEE S.gBs d BOOM 2.s s5E ss5nishia 5,d f0f s.2
NICE NhTcsRPDshlEi chEaN svf room On next to Bath.
NV, N apt. us X Nc. No. eSGs eSEomins SO aVe'
SGLE: or dble. rm. Men preferred; !;
o5S no erinsers e ,,T csll RA; s45S: 10
sass Or sF Doubts cs sss E9ns shss Sss
phone priyiI: GE. 1909. 10
NICELY FURN. FRONT RIM. pvt.
bath; pho1s ns IN ser2 room. 3o4O veaa5ey
sfSGfE II, a:E Ro6M. 9S SSH pfiv.te bath. lhal-
vidual unit in apt. bldg; vic. l4th
and Park rd.; S12.50 per week.
esses GxiLLATIN ST. N.w-sinsl. NwihT
near 2 express lines; quiet semitic
stS aSilS RND FLA. AVE. N.w.-one Quiet
front double room for man. .AD.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Basement apt; furn. for couple:
2SiI NORTHAMPTON NoIsHSltSfFIEi A 81. NV.
Chevy Chase. D. c. Double room and
single room. Telephone WO. 2647.
GLOVER PARK--Larse room, pvt.
home. twin beds. inner-spg. mat
tresses. Pvt. layatory; near George
NEWLY fsTn Te0lIsEs bEcoRRrf1b "a 1bai front iS Eoo
12xlS; 2 closets. excellent transp..
GEoRGdEEToSWVnSS VICINITY - Cool.
comfortable rm:;, next bath. opens
home. Gentleman. EN-. sos5. No
cHEvY aHaHs9'Si CHASE, D. c.-Master s Bed
room. pvt; bath; sgle or dbie.; empl.
person We: S5a3.
Conn. ave-, south end Taft Bridge.
Lge., nicely furn. rm; men; pvt. SIP.
porch; 2nd A., next bath. NO. SOFA.
S.s ,,9.n, SERBIAN 81 q IDlIs ST; M,,:w-NissIy
ie'shss abie Tayiop ToGm oss1 81 Ousline' reason
SO MADISON ST. N.W.-Nicely fur
private bath; $50 mo.
BRIGHT RM. in cultured !apt,l home
Smoker sDs Islinea CO.. SoHsa; soss. EMPLOYED. non
1879 G 81. NV. Apt. 4oe-cool.
comfortable room. adjoining bath;
KIT. prlvtl: ME: $3.50. Ext. 406.
DOWNTOWN, 18th and L sts.-
Small rn, for lady; run. water; S26I
mo. Gil ME-. 1906 until 6 pm. sI
1430 RHODE ISLAND AVE.-Largel
front room with 2 closets, twin beds.
$45 per mo. double or S35 single;
only quiet. sober persons considered.
NICE SINGLE RM. In refined Jewish
home, next bath. conv. transp. 5117
Illinois ave. NV. Ia. S344.
341O 18th ST. .N.W.-L.h.k.. COM
pletely furnished share bath; unliin
phone. Inspect after Aug. %. Suit
able for ladies or childless couple.
BET. 18th AND coNN.-Heated bsmt.
bach. atrs.; pvt. ent., bath, phone;
refs. exch. MI. 4770.
LOVELY HOME mr.. Cathedral for 4
employed ladies: home privfl. inc.
kitchen; no other roomers. OR. 2773.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Two rooms
with. bath: gentlemen or working |
couple. WI. 9222.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SINGER SEWING MACHINE-Re-
possessed portable, may be pur-
chased for balance due. SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CENTER, 1340
q st. NV, MA. 01S4. 10
NEW COTTON MATTRESSES, $I5.95.
SQUARE SsSlu peal FpRN1TTggRE CO..
sS:s Ess 4: ss.| IS :ss $50 i?a |ss
FRIGIDAIRE and porcelain cabinet
ccnditior nk for sSs sSsa 70. sSG Siao asa0ls e
GRAY DAvENO- SOFA CHAIR tc
match, lounge chair with ottoman
dinette drop leaf, 2 HOLLYWOOD beds
1 5-drawer dresser. AK. $500. Ext
FRIGIDAIRE, 6-cu.-ft.. 1910. S45.
Equi-Bilt gas range. full-size. $50,
good "dfSsps conditios "a. Tas; S-ee7a. O' -As g
BUILDERS sURPLUs-6 only beau
dressers, large plate. mirrors. COM
plete, $3.50. 5 only matching A.
drawer chests, $40. 2 only 3-drawer
bachelor chests. $50. Call FA. 5540.
DON'T buy that new furniturel Come
to 119 H:ghview dr., Apt. .303,
N2ut1SJ,-OuheJ AleAdnuIlA, anu see
what ] nave for you. maple couch,
l matching maple rocker tslip COW
ers included on theSe), 2 matchine
maple end tables, maple corner
book case, l maple smoking stand.
All beaytifql cond., ! lear old; cash;
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ANY UPH. FURN., new or will re-
6T sqild; q Stlaans rs my hobby co. 1927
ApD06MEfER.' Small, port adding ma
chine; adds. subt.; .$12.95: VI. guar.
CONN TENOR SAXOPHONE. 8 years
old, good cond., S125. LO. 4-5181.
CRAFTMAN'S BUILDER SAW. never
used; l0-in. one-horsepower No. 3450
RPM RPM motor; S1O0; cost $165. WO.
ORiGiNAL PHOTO General Grant
and stan Lookout Mountain, 1853.
VII WILLS A. CROMWELL, Kellys-
TRADE. excel cond.. large wardrobe
trunk for smaller one and sizeable
suitcase, eo. cond. Box 444-M.
TWO salt water rods. . salt water
reels. / Pfleuger Akron fresh water
reel, II purchased in lot. box of
tackle. hooks. sinkers. spoons, flies
included. All in good condition. RE.
$3.50 Sun. or after pm. wkdays.
MOVING SOUTH, heavy suits. very
reasonable. Coat size. Al; pants,
"a In; l topcoat.. used. but good,
S15: new suit. nice color, S25; 1
blue suit, D. B.. a good work suit.
SIS; / blue coat. D. B., q good work
coat. So; 2 sport coats, each $40.
no. 6132 all day Sun. or after 8
SIN. Ri@. DaLTA SsitFi saw, stand and n-h.p.
motor. like new, S125 81. 369S.
LhQUlDATING stock of skirts, blouses,
lingerie, costume jeweiry; business
closed yesterday; remaining stock
must be sold today. Open IL noon
to 4 pm. SABU'S SHOP, 5000 14th
st. NV.
FINE QUALITY mems woolen suits,
almost new; Al, AZ and Al longs;
complete wardrobe. including two
new topcoats, tuxedo, shirts, ties,
shoes, etc. Not a dealer. Exceptional
value. WI Ass. Ill
JUNIOR DINETTE. lined oak; Law
son ltving-room suite, Administer
rugs and pads. Reasonable. 334S
"A Aldsn en-, p; ne. TR: 154s.
new Ayr. guarantee. VI. 1888 all
CUsHMAN SCOOTER '4s. model SO;
good condition, extras and sidecar
CRoSLEY sHELvADoR. ~ Gu. IT,,
months old. no marks; deep
freeze unit built-in; 5 year warranty
on motor. LU. 2-3355.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
ROOMS EURNIsHEp-N.I.

LARGE STUDIO RIM, pvt. entr. and
shower bath; one or two gentlemen.
LGE. DBL. 2 closets. shower; avail.
18th; bus at corner; 2 gentlemen.
NE5SRR h5SR SHPiToIistn TiPPifis5 ne H3 foSt Isss s.e
clean, 4 windows; So per wk. Call
MICHIGAN Mn65aSs PARK Bright cheerful
home; E for sfiRtleinsn siF iTom bus IN nsT PVT: e.
1855 e6th ST. N.E.-unusually at-
sSsas:; s5Ssss;: yysgg 81 5arn pu sass slsst''' Im'
fsntiI fss%iiy. SEQ Sfl e7gs.s 7HgssIsh0orhood' nice
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tel telephone on ss.ls sna laundry priyiis.; s4s
Catholic univ. with SHpi pvt. hSSSh: Ssth: sssiS
sitting: Please can DU. i72s.~ ~
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BRENTWOOD yILLAGE-Lge. clean
rm.; closets. next shower. So
single; $40 double. vkly. NO. 7103.
RooMs-very reasonable. Convenient
trsansp. Unlimited phone. Call Ii.
CoUPIE. Large pleasant front gm.
PIhone and laundry. privls. Call pU.
1907 RANDOLPH ST. N.E.-Nisely
furn: single and double bedrooms foS
gentlsmsns;o Close transportation.
NICELY FSU1RiN. RIM, all day - sat.
and Sun. l23 5th st. ne. -
WILL SHARE home with young lady.
all privils.. 314 E st. ne. III. 3-7195.
2ses NEWTON ST. N.E.-Master
bedrm.. v bath, twin beds. ali
privils. reas: NO. 1925. %
lilo z ST. N.E.-Large front room.
next next bath. empl. couple or 2 people.
sss sn X s sr. USya S.E.-1arse bright Ig 19n..
n IN pyti home; bus at corner. Call
LARGE STUDIO RIM. for
3; pvt. ent. kit. and laundry privii.
Lincoln Park car passes door. $50
s0S9 sOGTH DAKOTA AVE. Ne
Room, semipriyate bath; transp. at
corner. Employed lady. DE. 4O39.
double. front rm., cony.
TO everything, ransp.. Navy Yard,
Reas. no Eye st. ne. GE. 7402.
I340 r ST. N.E.--Nice rm., nexs
bath; conv. to bus and car; S7 wk.;
gentleman only. Ii. 3-27S2.
$50 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE, Apt.
8: nice place, balcony. running
water. retgr. In room; free parkingi
$3.50 wkly. for one.
(Coutinued on Next paRol
Evening star., 1951-09-09
WASHERS
Popular brands at drastic reductions
See US before buying. Open, ewes

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See us before buying. Open ewes
American Service Center
5S5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl. OW. 7722.
WASHING MACHINE, 1910, cabinet
dition. $40. AID. 9537.
WASHING MACHINE. Easy, will
spindrier, 220 volts. 5o-cycle, suit
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WASHER. Easy Spin dryer with auto
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WAsHiNG MACHINE III. Maytss,
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WASHING MACHINE. automatic Eas,
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WASHING MACHINE, brand new
Bendix Economat, $50; owner ieav.
ing. country. 1850 Euclid st. n.w.,
wAsHifNSGS' wAAHssf ifSS' MACHINE. Launderall
cri; dinette set; black .linoieun
WasRS ss1Rfs tor RAcTfSt Gn 81 soaS ss44
Ws2sssHrSSSsl SSsll TAcaafaE, IA afsf, odd chair,
wassiNS wsaassassfN SadaSE WS Universal. 4s lk
wRAsssHrNSaH RAssH e. MIaSGS8aiNE. ISS8aiN sendix oyro
matte; mat <, EXCELLENT Sals condition; s1oo
wAsHfNc Vas Nc MAC; MACHINE. Maytag. S mode
los, ggrrninEer, perfect cond-. $40
wATCHEs. nationally famous; saw
z0% e s0% on Bulova, Elgin. Ben
Swiss; lowest prices. large selection
70 Sss 30 ~ SoosssnISsSq kossIYSq nOAN IIoM &c; co
Rosslyn. Va. CH. $500.
W4ATrCaEs' 4ar odo55ls o55lsin (gold); IS eacf
eonS Cost sias walIRai ai ssil e e
$40, Also ] Waltham, sweep secon,
hand, S.: EN- 70S7. -
WATER COOLERS. sale OF rent. "
insts isis eSs SoHS st g. Nv WEssTEHo sg sioo sine
WATER HEATER, 81 gallons; Velec
trio; 6 months old; changing to gas
Call CHI. 0SS9. Iii
WATER HEATER. auto. gas. 30-gal
ssaaP5acityS; sa5 Sr, exesl sa4S cond., free delivery
WATER HEATER. gas. automatic. iik
new: $50. WI. S947.
guar BLOCKS. so5e N st. NV
wsHfiERR0 NHi R0Oal OaalEArERs. SIS up: qua,
John @. Webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER. 1909 1st SC. Sc. ST. 6I00
WIRE RECORDER, Webster. Ney
condition. 1928 5th st. sc. 10
wooD%oRK MACHINES, hand s tool.
ne. Someone here.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE--Re
possessed console, may be pur
chased for balance due. SINGEI
SEWING CENTER. 1895 18th s,
g. Arlington, Shirlington 6hoppin
enter, OV. 1927. 10
Evening star., 1951-09-09
FARM 3 GARDEN tcont. J
EVERGREENC
POULTRY. RARRITs 9 EGGS

PULLETS, 100 New Hampshire reds
star starting to lay; , take alI or part
PULLETS, New Hampshire red o,
NoRBEcK HATCHERY, Lo. 5-i975
BABY CAPONS, z wks. old: frying
capons and chickens. Christy N. n
red breeding Cockerels. dark Corn.
ish cocksrels. 9 Bahma hens. ]
geese. Muscovy ducklings. o. q
MAXWELL, Lanham, Md. WA. 1545
1875 WHITE GIANT chickns, 4 mos
old, priced for quick sale, 81 80 ca
Weigh 31s to 5 lbs, About 90 pu.
lets; Call 10: 5:1445.
doe; z young. 5 weeks; / pedigreec
N. 2. buck. 2 N. T.. white does, j
buck, 8 young geese. LO. 3-3499