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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-09-22

ledge to hear noted minister who
lives in Jackson makea talk a
few days ago and he enlarged ON
how dumb large percentage of
our people are today He said
there was an excuse for the mo-
theirs and fathers. but no excuse
for the young people CT today.
Next week I'll Civ to you re-
port of Brushy Creek Revival,
Brushy Greek School opening,
Lille Mae Revival and 1.-THE Wo-
mans Association.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-09-22

Misses Emma Verlean and Janice
Fields spent the past week in Jack
son visiting Mrs. Alex Sanders and
sister, Clairstine
Mrs. Eliza Vaughan and grand
daughter, Jackie Fields, spent Sun
day in Jackson with Mrs. Vaughn's
niece, Mrs. Sanders and grand
daughter, Clairstine.
Miss Ethel Mae Buckner and Mr..
David Phue of Jackson College
were guests in the home Mr. and
Mrs. Neal Buckner Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Mary Clifton Kendrick re-
turned to her home, Sunday after
a delightful summer spent in Chi
cage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linfield Kendrick
are enjoying visit from their
daughter, Charlie Mae and her
husband This couple make their
home in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Buckner
are proud of their daughter and
grandchildren visiting them The
visitors are from New Orleans, La.
Terry Gossip:
Willie Steaven. Jr., and Miss
Maps seem to be really enjoying
each other these days What's the
good news William Griffin, we
can't hear from you? Merkiell
Thompson says Bessie Mae is just
what the doctor ordered for him.
Hatties Ruth Kendrick has new
boyfriend we see. With her old
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-09-22
New Jerusalem
Church News

The pastor, Rev w. T. Smith,
will deliver both messages Sunday
at IL o'clock am and 7:30 o'clock
D IN. Music by the Senior choir. We
are also beginning our fall revival
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-09-22

Captain Young said applications
may be made by mail or in person
at the Naval Air Station, located on
the lakefront at Pontchartrain
Beach.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-09-22


Monday night, September %, the
messages will be brought by the
pastor. You are always invited to
attend our services and worship
with us.
The pastor and church is also
asking all members to be ready to
make their contribution Of $500
the Second Sunday in October
All members are also asked to
pay $100 per week in the revival.
Rev. w. T. Smith is pastor and
Mrs Sarah E. Williams, reporter. !.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-09-22
Mrs. Bessie Brunson To
Serve School Lunches

Parents of students of the Terry
Public School are hereby advised
that they can arrange for tasty
lunch for their children at very
low price-Just see, Mrs. Bessie
Brunson. A tasty lunch of hot soup
or sandwiches can be had for just
ten cent. In order to save time and
to give the very best service, Mrs.
Brunson is asking that the chill
dren give their money and order to
the teachers in their classrooms.
Everybody will be benefited if the
children are encouraged by parents
and teachers to eat one of Mrs
Brunson's tasty hot lunches each
day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-17
Marshall Lauds
Late Judge Murphy

WASHINGTON ra'us'p o.
''s -, :" supreme Court Associate
the ia'' rank S Murphy. Thurgood
Justice ,, NAAcP special coun-
Na'sns '',essed the conviction that
'el eN arestcst contributions OF
'lne IS, : were in cases invoiv'
me , ,Se rights Of minority groups
ing me ss a's' victims Of organized
VINO ',,,tv and the rights OF non,
n nostormine individu ais ana
groups
,.;.,;,o with Mi Marshall M
'v" II Mr. Justice Murphy Of
p,S,,c held in the Supreme
ST. chamber here on last Tues
IOu'' .,src Chief Justice Fred M:
Wy u',.on Atty Gen J Howard
u v,' Judge Charles Fahy
Dan Cohen and Edward G. Kemp
Justice Murphy. who died on
~. 10 ls4g will always be
s ssmembered. Nj Marshall SAID
~ his determination to insure
n all the opportunity to settle
social and political controversies
oeaceably in our courts regard
IssS Of the heat and tensions sur
rounding these issues outside OF
the judicial forum
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-17
Ask Anna Rosenberg
to End Army Bias

WASHINGTON. - MIS-. Anna
Rosenberg. Assistant Secretary
of Defense in charge Of national
manpower. has been urged to
expedite the elimination of racial
discrimination and segregation
from all phases of army life
In conference with Mrs. Ros-
enberg here last week. Walter
White and Clarence. Mitchell.
NAACP executive secretary and
director of the NAACP Wash
ington Bureau, respectively
urged that the Department OF
Defense Immediately issue CD an
order eliminating the use Of ra-
cial designations on all travel
orders for scrvicemen and ~ an
order banning racial segregation
OF all Army personsel from IT.
ductios through assignment "a
troop units
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-17
Father Exonerated of
Kidnapping Own Son

filed in the Criminal Court here.
Thompson was discharged.
The Federal Court in Memphis,
in an effort TO return Thompson
10 Tennessee. indicted him IN
1916 under the Fugitive Felon
Act for crossing state lines to
avoid prosecution. and proceeded
to have removal action instituted
against him in the Federal DIS
trict Court in Chicago.
Series Of Writs
A series OF writs of habeas
corpus were filed on Thomp-
sons behalf in the Federal Dis
trict Court.
Father of Five
The kidnapping charge was
dismissed in the State OF Ten
nessee on the 10th OF last month.
Keys requested the government
10 send the indictment pending
against Thompson in TO Chicago,
The matter was later transferred
and last Thursday Judge lgoe
released Thompson.
Thompson is the father OF five
children. ages from two months
TO 13 years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-17

The two. along with Charles
Creenlee. were convicted IN
ls4s on the charge of raping q
young Florida housewife. u
fourth man. accused Of the
crime. was shot TO death by .
deputized mob.
Greenlee. then IS years Of age
was tried and convicted with
Shepherd and irwin but given a
life sentence instead of death.
The Florida Supreme Court up
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-17

held the lower court decision.
In the hearing before the u.
S. Supreme Court NAACP astor-
neys seek a reversal of the low
er court decision on the grounds
that the system of jury selec ion
is unconstitutional; that counsel
had inadequate time TO prepare
the defense; and that the trial
was conducted in an atmosphere
Of hatred and violence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-17

CHICAGO.-Frank Thompson,
Sc walked out of Federal Court
building here as free man last
Thursday. following his release
BY Judge Michael Igoe, after a
series Of legal battles lasting
more than five years to beat an
attempt 10 extradite him 10 Ten
nessee for kidnapping his own
child
A mattress maker. he was
indicted in Brownville, Tenn.
in ls4s for Kidnapping" his
child. Willie D.. who was at
that time staying with a ten
ant farmer named Allen Will
Hams cousin OF Thompson's
wife.
When the parents who had
been contributing 10 the support
Of the child for several years.
went to get the child, Williams
objected and the white planta-
ton owner, J c Duffy. supported
nun and told Thompson he didn't
want any northern Negroes in
Z, with his sharecroppers.
thompson took the child 10 Chi
cago and was later indicted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-17
GroveIond Case
to Highest Court

WASHINGTON - Argument in the Groveland, Fla,
involving the lives of two young Negroes was heard
by the United States Supreme Court last Friday MA.
p attorneys reversal Of the lower court decision
which Samuel Shepherd and Walter irwin to death
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-17
Discharged

The State Of Tennessee at
tempted to cxtradite Thompson
and IN a habcaS corpus action
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

wANTED-Gentleman to share beau.
trans: Very reas, DU. 1855; 81"
l SINGLE GIRL to share 1-bedrm.
1880 VI AA 5s16. af nsi; s s:So S and
OR 5HS 2 e co Iii MSn GRADs.-25e2so.
2 T. '9 WIS., s sTes OR s7sB sgt a h9uSs
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE APT. With
wood Gardens. Cali after $50 pm.
1868 COLUMBIA RID. NV. Apt. IS.
Large room. young ladies; twin
beds; use, OF kitchen and living room.
$50 ca MI 1854. 3ls
COLLEGE GRAD. male, 25-35: share
att spt;; : others. Ewes 6-8, eGDE.
business women to
share apt; edge of Alex: newly and
peaut. turn. with Colonial furn.,
TV. radio-phono. XII. S-252s after
ONE OR 2 GIRLS to share 2-bedrm.
duplex apt. with = other girls. Cali
MACARTHUR BLVD.-Retired lady in
a a1t1ae' .a APT; wishes to share with
drinking; own bedrm.; kit. priTils.;
breakfast; good transp. WO. 1858.
2-BEDRM. APT-Young man will
share with > men; being furnished
and redecorated by professional;
exhaust fan, wall-to-Wall carpets,
tank type vacuum, radio-phono-
TV. DU. 1857. 6 p.m.-11 pm.
6e4 JEFFERSON ST. N.w-Younx
man or woman, share apt. with
young couple, Conven. transp., un-
Inn. phone, Call GE. 46S3. Il
BACHELOR, 25 to 80, to share 5-rm.
apt, twin-bed rms; cow. Sc sec:
inter. music, art. pleasursble liv-
ing; must see to appreciate. 10.
BEAUTIFUL BED-SITTING ROOM for
business lady, or will share apart
ment $3.50 a week. TIA, $3.50
GIRL to share apt with employed
lady privil-: $50 mo. IA. 4409.
COLLEGE WOMAN. 1885, wanted to
share 1-bedrm. apt: luxurious, air
cond., NV. apt. bldg. EN-. 1855
weekdays after pm. 81
ployed lady desires lady to share
lge. front 1-nedrm. apt. mr.. Govt.
depts., $40. RE. 0645, Ext. 3O3.
WILL SHARE my 3-rm. apt. with =
ga. .5711 18th I'd, N. Arl. ia.
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with ! other
PRIVILEGES. LU. 4-6530. SO
GIRL t, share 2-bedrm. apt. with
one other; of Conn. ave. Call sun,
or ewes AID. 667I. 81
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

CLERK-TYPIsT, accounting dept,
5-day wk, and most pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply STANFORD
PAPER CO., 3001 Wee st. me-, or
call Mr.. Doring, Ii. 7-9500. 81
COUPLE, experienced. for country
home; man. feur-houseman;
woman. cook-maid; excellent quar-
tiers and salary. Phone AID. 1912.
COUPLE-Wife to cook and clean,
man to help in house and as
gardener and chauffeur. win live in
attr. apt. with TV in new modern
house on lge farm, located % mi.
south of Fredericksburg on Route
II Must be eXper; good wages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee D. Butler. Kinloch
Farm. Supply P. O.. Va. Write, Civ
ing age. exper. and refs. If in or
near Washington call LEE D BUT
LFR INC, 1871 21st st. NV. ask
fer Miss Jones.
DRUG CLERK, exper., man or wom-
an; 6 nights a week; refs. Apply
ANNAPOLIS PHARMACY, 500 1th
st. NV 81
FOUNTAIN, white, exper.; good pay;
opport. to advance. O'DONNELL' S
PHARMACY, $500 Colorado ave. n W.
an
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BLACKSTONE WORK

A44>Ao l. NF4NC w ~4NA4
Stone cement walks steps and
porChes and tile drainage ANGELO
MARCUCCIO SH. 1899
FLOORS SANDED and finished. White
! mechanics, reduced prices. c, R.
COVER. WA 6S6S any time.
FLOORS SANDED and tinlshed; old
floors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE WA 1929
FLOORS SANDED and finished. with
seal and hot wax; l6c SO it. KEN
NEEDY FLOOR co RA 4346
FURNITURE REFINISHING We
make Ole furniture look like new
PATNTTNG. exterior. interior. neat
work guaranteed at reasonable
prices. TU. 1850 A
PAINTING, house and interior, KEN
Toning. roof coating; we use best
materials; so yrs, exp, Days. NO,
1888: eyes,. La. 6-4156. 80
PAINTING. Floor Sanding-Quality
work and material; sensible prices,
HI. 77S5 or 10. 3-7314. IS
PAINTING, interior and exterior,
quality materials and workmanship.
ST. 4454. IS
PAINTING and papering-satislied
customers for over % yrs. Call
MR. LAWRENCE RA 97O3
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

9 PONIES two-yr.-ol hunter
prospect. 8 hands l gentle 3-yr.-
old Appalachian gelding. | six-yr.-
old Palomino mare. Other gentle
HU. 9075. 80
10 TO 20 ACRES good seeond-cror
ST 00So. Il
FOR SALE, % three-year-old Here
ford cows DOLMONT FARMS
Washing ton, Va. Phone Washing
BROWN io1 X MARE. 1871. has hunted hunt
shown successfully by juniors. z yrs
old: reaS. Call Fairfax ISL. "A
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SEWING MACHINE. pressing machine
ETC.. new. sacrifice. ME. 1902. q
SEWING MACHINES, Singer hanc
machine, portable, S21. Some
featherweight round bobbin witt
reverse, 500, brand new. 915 10th
ST. NV. Elk. 6S44.
SEWING MACHINES, used Singer
sewing machines. guaranteed b!
singer, $685. and up. SINGER
SEWING CENTER, 1340 G st. NV.
Ma. 01S4 Il
SILVER. Wallace sterling. Sir Chris
topher pattern. 6 place settings, plu;
extra pieces and chest: never beer
used; $500. DE. 1857. 81
SINKS AND CABINETS-4ofs disc
on factory shipments; 54-inch dble
DIR. BID, only SIS compl with fittings
66-inch twin bowel comp. oI39
garbage disposers. ST.; 100 disc
on wall and base cabinets; FormicG
and st. steel sink tops. DISPLAY
ROOM. 2O3S Eye St. NV, ST. 1920
so
SOFA BED, S25. $50 Northampton
dr.. Northwest Park Apis, New
Hamp. and Piney Rr. I'd. Sl. Spg
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK 90 H.. g. I.;k I've in: lse. maid
Cali Rockville 4277. so
COOK, 1st class; live in beautiful
upstairs apt. with pvt. bath; must
have local refs; top salary; in pvt.
no. home srv the finest lob in the city
for small adult family; position
available Immediately. Call GE.
Sl14 Sun. AND Mon. 80
COOK permanent; live in: some
cleaning; beautiful 3rd-fioor room
local refs; $3.50 per month. Reply
Boy 17S-G. Star. 3
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Permanent
position: only experienced. capable
and clean person need apply. Live
in. on beautiful country estate: 20
CURED. Top salary. Box ISL,
G.HW.. maid. must be good with
children; plain cooking sig days.
Recent local refs. S25 and cartare.
civ, l help with children: airing
a wk Refs IA. 2-7493 so
G.H.W., live in, plain cooking, fond
OF children; so week. 81. 3o9l,
GH.w. no cooking; over % yrs. old
With references; to live in, TU
CIV. live-in: Sc. apt; own room;
working couple and school girl:
LOCAL ref, Box 256-Y, Star, 80
G.B.W AND CARE of :! children IL
Ssh $chocl; 5-day week ard ard holidays OF;
refs. reauired. OIL. 1023 al
Ink. for employed couple and care
! OF children in Sc. section. SIS. D.
day week. 10. 2-S254. 3
MAID, white, for general homework;
I'VE I'VE IN n nice q ,,6 upstairs room; salary
MAID-Colored, to live-in. Age 81
for children. $50, 5Ia-day week,
Desire loyal woman who wishes
good permanent Job. Call JU.
pvt. home: good salary, excel work
ing conds,, pleasant environment;
refs. Call MRS. JULES LATER,
MAN, 6428 Luzon ave. NV, GE.
MIDbIE-AGED LADY for general
houseW,ork; no cooking; live in.
per VIZ. Apply in person. KAMEL
KOURT HOTEL, Lorton. Va. on
GREYHOUND busline, U. S. /, Pohick
Church Station. 30s
|NURSEMAID, permanent live-in DO
Sitton with NV. family; other help;
must be, thoroughly experienced
with children and have local refs:
some. domestic duties; $3.50 per
month. Boy 177-G, Star 3
WOMAN. white, care for semi-inva-
lid lady, live-in country home. and
general housework, Bowie 3444.
WOMAN, settled, to work in colored
family. live. in. 1915 Belmont st
NV, Apt. 7-B.
SETTLED WOMAN, experienced with
children; live-in; own room; 5-day
wk. good home for right person.
RESPoNSiBLE. refined. settled. mid
dle-aged white woman with no en-
cumbrances to do light housework in
exchange for room and board anc
sires home more than wages. Write
giving full particulars, Box 49-A
DEPENDABLE middle aged coloret
woman or girl to care for. Tyr. -old
also Inv; reference preferred but
/ not required; live in, good salary
begin work Aug. ~. LII. 1924
COMPETENT MAID for Bethesd,
beauty bsa shop. Call Ju. 1864 OF
P IA p COOKING. g.h.w., help S viii
children, live in or out; refs. WI
lCo oiiiMBI PIKE AREA-Maid, Is t,
IS; g.hw.. plain cooking, fond o
children; off Thursdays and Sun
days; S25 weekly. FA. 4193. 30
COLoRED FAMILY would like set
tied lady to care for children in eX
change for room and board. Ii
7-19t3 80
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PICTURE TUBE, new Du Mont. 49,
inch. price, S65. Call Pa. 2642. 80
PIPE, galvanized black. cast iron. cut
thread, fixtures. BLOCKS, 3O56 M
st. n W., NO 1908. WA. 55Ol
POWER MOWERS. used, from S25 up.
Call Mr.. Lett, HECHINGER CO.,
18th and H SITS. ne, AT 400. Il
PRESSING MACHINE. sewing machine
etc: new, sacrifice. Me. 1902. a
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH combinations
(2l; console, mahog., excel. cond.; l
R TiFh En- ResS OF g,, 9677i ,. 80
REF RIS 81 RAT S we s asbo
Gu, it.. excel. cond, SAY; will help
R fEaFFiRsffGeiERAxToRsS u recond.. summer SUNNI
ranges and water heaters. JOHN q.
WEBSTER CO.. 1909 1st st. sc,
REFRiiG fIi Gibson. 2 Gu IT,,
in factory crates, $3.50. ST, lao
IRE EFfa6SsR; large size Friaid-
5ir g;o! excellent condition SIS. RE.
REFRIGERATOR. WESTINGHOUSE, T.
It.. S-yr. old good run. cond.. S35.
CO. 1865. Monday, 80
REFRlGERATORS, up TO 4OTs disc.
on all floor models; last yr.'s models
until 8 ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
1911 Nichols ave Sc. LU $1,000
REFERS, recond.. guar. new floor
samples; big savings, P o SMITH S
REr Ri IEe 3f4 R Il Rs Il s. s69S o
small deposit poWD'S 441s Conn
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

HAND LAUNDERER wants work to
do at home: family wash. shirts;
pickup; references. NO. 81S9.
NEAT, CoLORED GIRL, high school
graduate. desires g.h.w., days
week. Call HUI. 6941. 80"
WOMAN desires work baby sitting OF
homework; day or night, part time
or regular. ELIZABETH HUNT, Bali
10Th st. Sc: 10. 2-693S.
COLORED WOMAN wants bart-time
Job from 10 am to 3 pm. days
week; refs. RA 1898. 80
COLORED WOMAN wants general
housework. 1927 D st. ne. Phone
II. 6-4933.
GIRL. colored. wants day work; s
Or day week or live in. TW
COLoRED GIRL desires Job g.hk;
plain cooking; days only. FIR
YOUNG WOMAN, colored. wants
days work or steady job. Ii
6-O40o
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SITUATIONS MEN
BooKKEEPER. part-time work; 5

BOoKKEEPER, part-time work; small
sets Kept; statements. tax returns
prepared; hours arranged TO suit
Call SCHAAFF, Ma. 4303, GE. gall
BOOKKEEPER-AC ACCOUNTANT desire,
part time position. Woodley a24o4
COLLEGE STUDENT wants part-time
work. mornings till noon and Sat
urdays; drivers permit DU. S542
GRILL MAN wants night work only
Call TW. 210S. 81"
LAWYER, cPA, ! years public ac-
counting experience, seeks position
oHering opportunity to specialize in
tsXes. Box 227-K. Star. l..
MAN, with 3-yr. training as tailor
wants part-time Job as tailor's help
er or alteration and repairman. 10
MEN AVAILABLE for employment.
odd Jobs, yard work. wall washing,
painting housecleaning. etc. SAL
WALTON ARMY Harbor Light Corp.
SECTY.. male, 80 social or business
speaks, reads, writes Spanish. short
hand. tipping; will travel. DU. 9543
YOUNG MAN, eolored, desires work
most any type. 8 or hours eve
nings or day" work. 10. 8-631S.
9 YOUNG COLLEGE graduates de-
sire 2 months full-time employment:
reliable married. veterans. JOS.
BACLAWSKI. 1911 ChiIlum I'd Mt.
Rainier, Nd. so
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SITUATIONS WOMEN
BooKKEEPER. full chi

BOoKKEEPER. full charge general
ledger. trial bal. payroll, payroll
taxes. bank reconciliations. etc. HUI.
1890. Box 25S-K. Star. l.
Sc. MISTRESS, col, exp, dressmak.
ing, tailoring and alterations; rea-
sonable. LA. 6-6413
SEAMSTRESS will do dressmakins
and alterations at her home, m.
l2-3-until. RA 1850. 80"
TYPISTS t2), exper., fast, accur., al
home; pref. env. form ltrs.. etc
handle mailing lists. DI. 1923. 81
EXP. TYPIST desires work to do al
home; pickup and delivery. HI
T044, 30"
HAND LAUNDERER wishes work tt
do at home; also dressmaking anc
alterations; references. tn. 0496
TYPIST desires work at home; II
yrs. office exp. manuscripts, bus
letters, statistical work. Box 215-K
Star.
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CASE SUPERVISOR

NAoG OOE Ell v1OA(h
Social agency in Baltimore. beginning
salary S3,420 yearly. Opportunity
for advancement; some professional
training and experience required
Box 443-G, Star a
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, italian Francini; 100
n nevs' SIZE tTe5e JA s-o Sin case &si IKE
ACCORDION. 100 bass, 5 treble
] bass switch; guar. peri. cond.
need cash; 500. Eve, LII. 4-2127.
ADDING MACHINES-Rent a new
Remington adder mos. for $50
Rental applies on purchase CEN
TRIAL. 2019 18th st. NV. HU 5121
ADDING MACHINE Burroughs, etec.
trio. Reconditioned. Guaranteed
$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO
S13 18th ST NV
AIR CONDITIONER, window type, n.
hip. unit. excel. cond. 500 cash
Phone OIL. $500. Ext. ST., daily
except Monday. Il 81
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sIENoTYPE, late medeL EseondiI;
TYPEWRITER CO s13 14th st

TONED Guaranteed $3.50 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO s13 14th st
STORE FIxTuREs-WalI 'helvlng
lighted Showcases chrome slack
scid by the ist; priced for quick
STORE FIxTGRES TO SELL of large
hardware store; wall cabinets, ia
bles, etc. MALONEY'S, INC, S126
Georgia ave. Silver Sprg., SH 1880
STOVE, Hotpoint, cleo. excel cond
best offer accepted. May be seen
Monday 1920 Wis. ave. NV. or call
STONE tombstone" applied over and
surface; beautify and increase the
CO Bethesda, Nd. WI. 6S06. IS
STOVE, gas, Tappan. 4-burner, di-
yided top, and ] 3-burner with oven;
both very good cond. Du. 2730.
STUDIO COUCH, $40: Hollywood
type bed. single S1s; sofa bed SO,
TABLES. Chinese, carved. nest of
tables; also coffee tables, rugs, linens.
etc. Call SH. 1890. 5
ta,.ENlsIoN sLIs up TO 40%t on:
yesfs @ 1sISis s Ga a 0 San,
samples and demonstrators Free
Open ewes until 9 ROYAL APPLI.
~ c z3oo 1911 Nichols ave Sc
TV. Admiral comb. 12la-in. screen.
radio; ana 3-speed automatic phono.
TENT, 20x4o; excel. cond.; ideal
Gospel or show tent, stage; some
seats. all for $3.50 co. 51s5;
THOR semiauto. washer. brand-new;
1929 Lindale DIR. Bethesda, Md. l"
TIMBER, close. to D. c.; goo acres
red oak, white oak, poplar pine,
a ssss6f!af in wo 5sffi FL 6 son
/ Ma. 1926, OIL. 1888. -3l
TIRES, used, truck; s.25x2O. 7.50x20.
33l Emerson st, NV
TRACTORS. Oliver, model FDE. 10
draw-bar Up. with Hell winch. f9r
in excel. cond.: Sc 800. To be seen
. by calling WA. 4149. 80
WASHER, apt size, excel. cond.. $40.
Cali HI. 4736. 81
WASHERS. automatic. comp. rebuilt;
52o7 Bait. ave, Hyattsville, AP,
WASHER, Bendix Economat; comp.
automatic, like new; $50. ia.
2-O26i -3l
WASHER, Easy spin-Dryer. 4 yrs.
old, excellent condition. Price. $50.
LII. f-5l14. il
WASHING MACHINES. up to 4O%
disc, on all floor models; last years
models slashed. Easy terms. Open
ewes. till 8 ROYAL APPLIANCE co
1911 Nichols ave sc. LU $1,000
WATER HEATERS. SIS up; guar
John G Webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER 1909 'st st sc ST 600
WIRE RECORDERS-t41 brand new;
/ equipped for business or home use;
will sacrifice LII I-0a05. 80
WILL TRADE FURNITURE for paint
Ing, auto, TV washer, or what have
you. OR. S343 --3l
UNUSUAL ASSORTMENT of old
fashioned picture frames all sizes,
Shapes and finishes. EN-. 42o0.
FRANKLIN STOVE, 26Ia inches high,
31-in. apron, Including andirons,
FIRE screen and fiue pipe; S25. Vi
Va go 10