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Cash REGISTER. National; S9.99
ring ups receipt; S35. 2o19 14th st
CASH Ar a REGISTER, National. itenlssr
c IN MI MIXER, 8 Gu. IT.. engine MHS or
Apt; 2. 1923 orren ne, 40 pm. Fl
CHAIR, high wing back; good condi-
sion with slip cover; $40. Call SH
CTARiNEr, good cond, $50; pair o.
parakeets with cage, S12. ov. 2312
CLARINET - With case. B fat
priced SIS Oh. 1is4' '0n ma4
CLOTHfNG-zMen's suits and top.
coats. $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 up: al
shades. colors styles and sizes ir
BROKERS EXCHANGE. hoo d St
OTHINGNDresses; special econ.
omy sale; so cents up; open ewes
and Sun. 500 Eye st. NV. Me. 4e46
CoMMoDE, bedside toilet, white
enamel; practically new. Call AID,
CRIB, highchair, studio couch, daven-
port. Wilcox-Gay recordio, din. nm.
n slfa fk RisEzs I Sfand s2S2 GU
Or s US s 81 reg laT pTae box In wiz 81
DEEP dHEi i FREEZE la 2 large compa S
$3.50: saerifce: $50. oV. 44a5. @2i
H. sisHos zshas4' CO. :'s'S
DESK. once. executives nat top; cost
s ! a and Mon, 8 to 8. NJ i71s conn
DIAMONDS Ladies' sol. u cts.
= cts, $3.50; ladies plat. / cts.
$3.50; ladies perfect sol. N cts.
$3.50; ladies' sol sol. 81 'e cts. 81 900 90
All prices include mountings: trades
s sESfe'ed tax A0izS RF5ssf II not co e.
NE. $40. NE. 1905 a ~ G9 Wv
DIAMONDS at real bargain prices
EXQUISITE. platinum setting with mar
ouises and baggettes; center stont
mounting with 6 full cut diamonds
$685.; over 1-carat in platinum
mouInting with 4 diamonds. $500
1.S3-carat blue diamond, finest cut.
n sing G won s.-.t buy sl5oo; /!
brilliant diamond 81 900; ali Price,
include Federal tax. See MR.. OP.
PENHEIMER. 917 F st. NV.
DINING ROOM SUITE, brand-ney
gray modern, 8 pcs. Cali ia. 7-1794
DINETTE SET. lined oak. cIins
closet, table, chairs, yellow plas.
tic seats. table pads, excel cond.
cost, $3.50; sacrifice, $3.50. OIL. 5272
90
DINING ROOM SUITE. 9-pc., mahog.
sell reasonably. XII. R-524S -p2
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EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES

Positions as National Cash Register
proof machine operators available
With large local financial institu'
ton.
Experience helpful but not necessary
Unusual opportunities for steady EN-.
ployment and advancement.
Congenial and refined working condi.
tons.
For interview. address letter to p. o
Box 5S19. Bethesda. Md.
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BOOKKEEPER


For real estate ofice. See MR.. MAR
TIN, 1404 L st. NV. Ma. $685., be-
tween 9 and 8. -21
BUS BOYS AND COUNTER GIRLS.
Apply in person, ERGO CAFETERIA.
COOK, good pay; inquire in person.
Ss5HgESENsTowN DEII6ATEssEN;a YS:
c SGHPi cooK-HousEMAN: M must
be experienced; pvt. living quarters
Near shoreham Hotel. References
COUPLE. wife to cook and clean;
man to help In house and as garden
er and chauffeur: will. live in at
house on large farm located rs mi.
south OF Fredericksburg on Rt. II:
AND MRS. LEE b. BUTLER, Kin
loch Farm. Supply P. O., Va. Write
giving age, exper. and refs. If in
Butler, Inc, 1921 21st st. NV, and
ask for Miss Jones.
DECORATOR. for upholstering and
drapery firm; must have own trans
drawing acct; Box. 1868, Star. -25
DRUG CLERK; colored. experienced
s ssre Eeq gth and H FloS,aa " DRUG
GRAPHOTYPE OPERATOR
Must be experienced; permanent posi-
ton with long-established organiZa-
ton; 37h-hr. wk.; group hospitali-
s sasfR aa saa PsnsSn Plan
for advancement; finest working
conditions in new, modern, air con.
ditioned bldg. Call Elk. 0338 after
LAB. TECHNICIANS, men or women,
over 81; Red Cross Blood Bank.
some Sp MA Jap; sxper, necessary. Apply
MACHINE BoOKKEEPERs. expert
Raskkf 1sioN tEaRn UsT e sDd
18th and H SITS. NV. Apply Mr..
MAN AND WOMAN for country home
Woman to take charge of house,
modern conven:ences. Apply j. Il.
BURTON, Kalmta Farms, Bowles
Mill I'd, Derwood. Md, or call
Gaithersburg 1881. --23
TAILOR, colored. for naval altera-
tions; permanent position. Apply
TECHNICIAN- x-RAY. for doctors
ofhce; downtown medical center;
tipping nee. RE. 0133. %
TOPOGRAPHIC CRAFTSMEN, 5-day
week; $50 to S75. Apply MR.. KEEL.
Permanent. ia. 5-S500 -25
VARITYPER, exper. for important po-
sition with good future; 5,day wk.,
salary commensurate with exp.
state full details in letter. Box 269-
P3Rf.TfiiME DANCING TEACHERS.
Exper. not necessary; excellent SAL
airy. Apply 6-S pm, Mon. through
STUDIO: S006 Wisconsin ave. Be-
thesda, Md. go
PART-TIME CLERK -TYPIST; hours,
SO pm, Mon. through Fri. Re-
CURED to transcribe from me-
chanical equipment, some posting
and Ming. Phone MR. GARNER,
Elk h44l for ami -o2
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FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedrm;, dining. rm., living
room from unclaimed freight and
i nss yof SAMPLES cpiS ete at great say,
daily. 1876; Sat. till 4. RE. 43iO.
FURN.-Bed davenport, mahog. Sec
retary; knee-hole; gossip bench;
mo- old Call ia 1922 after 8 Pm.
soas cosd ss RaDl "a ssS s4s9 soft.
FuRN.-china closet, chairs, tables.
a and Chair comb, and dressers, 70.
FURS.@Din I'm. suite, dark walnut,
good cond.; table, chairs, buffet.
china aq S ss6 P aa $40 S5S DIE Dbl, PED
FURN. : Wing.back chairs. SIS;
rug, chest. china closet, wicker
desk, cherry desk, girls bicycle,
garden ,t tools, carpenter tools. Gali
FuRN.-Dinette, set; studio couch:
9x12 rug: dble. bed with spring.
mattress; chest of drawers; kit.
p tabs, Cal co. 7l91. .E23
small house, eli Constitution ave.
ne. Phone FIR. 1895. -23
FURN.-Hollywood bed and studio
eGgshs like new, Ii, $500. MISS Y
FGRN.-contents 7-rm. house: mis-.
cellanec S items: excel. cond.; rea.
sonable. 1929 18th st. NV. IA. 257S.
GARBAGE DIsPosERs, close-out on
builders model. S65. Call GEORGE
stsation sEE asE sSsa Sal fE IS aa ~
Ga, aye. DE 1870
GAS RANGE. Magic Chef. 4 burner.
36::inch' good cond., $50. LU, q
GAS RANGE. 4-burner. tabie-top
Caloric, used a few mos, will &C.
cept any reas. offer. FA. 1925.
GAS RANGES. new. used: also coal
xeME sfovG e. 1911 5fnE FL. n NA. s Sssa
GAS RANGES
insulated oven control; $50 95,
ATLANTIC. sO7 v St NV. NO. 1921.
GAS STOVE. Quality, $50; electric
refgr;, Hotpoint: sos, Call 81. $500.
GUITAR-New S72 Slingerland, with
case blond finish, $50 Call ia.
GUNS. is gauge dble. Fox, field; 70
ga. Remington pump; ducks or
geese; perfect; s75 each. AID. 697S.
IGUNS-Nev and used bought and
sold All types fishing tackle Open
evenings and Sundays TRADING
POST 1886 NJ ST NV MI 1890
HEATERS AND STOVES
New. USED; gas. oil, coal. wood. cleo,
ACME STOVE. I0ll 9TH. MA. 1862.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-one 81" sink
with metal cabinet, 2 refgrs., one
Norge 4 "a Gu. it,, l GE 5 Gu. it;
| l pr. stationary tubs with stand;
hot-Tater radiators and other
items. WO. 7135. -23
HOUSEHOLD GOODS - Privately
owned estate. Variety Of bedroom.
living room, kitchen equipment;
fans, radios, riding apparel, clothes
fireplace equipment. trunks and lug
! gage, ~uns,. saddles, horse blankets,
tractor and garden and farm equip-
ment of all kinds. Beginning sun.
say Sept 9th. 1901 Georgia ave.
LINoLEuM RUGS, sx12, xs5.
| SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE Co,
sol Eve st NV. RE 1892
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BRICK,

BRlCkS
Used bricks cleaned. Call us wher.
bricks may be seen; will deliver
ACE WRECKING 81 BUILDING MA.
TERIAL CO.. LU. 4-05O0. 81
BUILDING MATERIALS = Plywood
la-in. ext. fur. Az, 96", $9.4t
sheet. Also other sizes and thick.
nessesnI,o cutting; Mon. Tues.
Sun, 11-5, IMPLANTED SHOP, 92e
New York ave. RE. 1924. -22
BUILDING MATERIAL
CLEARANCE SALE SPECIAL
Used and new building and remodel
ing materials; doors, 81; sash, soc;
plumbing fixtures. used brick, ply
wood, plaster board, heating plants,
radiators. pipe and fittings, soil pipe,
I beams, channels. steel plates; large
stock lumber, all sizes; shelving,
roofing paper, flooring special, S35
m. Visit our yard. Hundreds Of
bargains. Open Saturday. We deliver.
10% discount cash and carry.
ARROW WRECKING co.
HOO s. CapitoI., Ii. 3-26O2 --25
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FREEZERS
New. chest and upright. Will sell
reasonably. 81. 8692. Us
FREEZERS
Big savings on popular brands
Check our low prices. Open ewes.
American Service Center
FREEZERS

Check our low prices. Open ewes.
American Service Center
5s5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl., OW. 7722
FURS. Are you looking for quality
and value9 Then see US for the pest
fur buy in town. Compare. BASKIN
FURS corner 9Th and q SITS. W.
FUR COAT, lady's, brown squirrel,
long long, size 49, almost new: peri.
SON. cali ait % " ss6a after gsrs pm a
FURNITURE Complete furnishings
t for 1, hes apt ipcl sSrm
s Sgs ONE RUS srz Zenith oGa floor a mods
full Keyboard, s mos. old: diaette
set and misc. viii sell to best ofisr.
F 81 fISG; dinet.. tai table,
folding screen; hassock; very reas
XII. a-4647: ewes. and week end.
FURNITURE-seautifu dining 800 room
suite. solid walnut. hand made; ID
$1,000; also solid walnut dining
table. 65 inches BY SO Inches. $3.50.
1901 Georgia ave. extended. or
call lockwood 5-0556.
F VI aTg for o-rm. house. Call
rooms. dishes and
kitchen utensils; $40; owner leav-
ing town. MI. 1857 after z pm.
FURNTTURE-Sofa and chair with
slip covers, 500: domestic ORR
entail rug. 9x15. 500: light-finished
china cabinet, inlaid wood in doors,
$50; all in good cond. AL. 2719.
FURNITURE-Dining rm, table, wal
nut, 4 chairs, $40; small desk, $40;
living rn. rocker, $40; cot with
new mattress. SO. SH. 1S49. -2I
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FLAGSTONE WORK

I3z4O01 0IVG WINK
Stone cement walks steps and
porches and tile drainage ANGELO
MARCUCCIO SH 1859.
FENCE-Galvanized chain INK. an
posts In concrete: Immediate erec-
months to pay Phone no 8sss:
evenings and Sunday, NO. 5528,
FLOORS SANDED and finished; old
floors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE. WA 1923
FLOOR SANDERS, edgers and waxers
floor men. KENNEDY FLOOR Co.
zoe Kennedy st. NV. RA 4346.
FORMICA SINK TOPS
Replacement specials for Sept. rs.
25To discount Call NO. 2443.
MASTER APPLIANCE CO. 244S
18th st. NV. so
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= L AA@ -.
In collection dept. Of major finance
JOB, good hours and working condi-
tions; life insurance and hospital
benefits. MIR. DAILY, ST. 1900.
TYPIST-CLERK, young lady for
permanent position In office OF large
motion picture organization; no ex-
perience necessary; 5-day week. Call
n MISS i PAYS nT os between 10 and IL
TYPisi FILE CLERK, exceptional
opportunity. Call MR.. BURNS, Ii.
wATTREss-outstanding opportunity
szPiE BE- pELc Isllhss v0 4sgj
WAITRESS. white. 1925. neat in
appearance; good salary and meals;
experienced preferred; must have
health card. 1925 Pa. ave. Sc. .-22
xppa a ter exclusive
MiCHEL's, 1920 Vermont aye. n.W.
WAITRESS, experienced, nights wk.,
Bill pm. Apply THE GARDEN RES
w TATRAsT 1919 Se 16ta st; NV 81
good tips. Apply ready Tor work.
CASABLANCA CAFE, 421 18th st.
WAITRESS WANTED. payW E1
o.ou m. I'll pm. 6-day week.
Good wages. Apply COFFEE DONOT
BAR. 919 Sligo ave-, Silver Spring,
WAITRESS, hours 5 pm. to / am.
Salary. GOODIE SHOPPE LUNCH
EONETTE, 1917 Nichols ave. sc.
WAITRESS, white, experienced, liv-
ing in vicinity of Takoma Park. Call
GE. 1888, or apply in person, Ia
kOMA RESTAURANT, 252 Carroll
st. NV. -23
WAITRESS, experienced for exclusive
MICHEL'S, 1920 Vermont ave. NV.
WAITRESS. white, exper. in serving
food and drinks; 4 nights and 3
days; must be reliable. GE. 9537.
WAITRESS, white, exper., excel. tips.
Apply OYSTER BAY RESTAURANT,
904 9th ct. NV.
WAITRESS, experienced APPL Y
ROYAL RESTAURANT AND
LOUNGE 1895 Columbia I'd. NV.
WAITRESS (whitel, exper. or nonex-
perienced, day or night shift. ST.
1856 627 H st. NV. CHINA DOLL.
WAITRESS, short hours, good earn
ings. Apply in person, BALTIMORE
DEL1CATESSEN, 1101 Bladensburg
I'd. ne. -2I
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MOTOR TRAvEI

from downtown Wash. to Rockcrest
St. 1928 Clagett DIR. Phone Ma
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE-solid maple custom.
made double bed, maple dinette set,
Frigidaire, 6 #: All excellent condi.
ton; Sacrifice. Leaving town. Phone
Sterling 1885, 9 to 4;ao, Mon. 70 Fri.
manufactured bed. daveno.
chairs, bookcases, kitchen table,
desk. end table and lamps. $500
00ald Dominion Union b HT.' Apt; 10. Alsx.'
FURNITURE sets bedrm. furn..
radio; ali in good dne condi sRa s mlsf:
=, nee; sell al or part, TO. 6596. -23
FuRNlTuRE; rms; all GOOD cond,;
bedrm., kit, garden tools every,
thing must go. Make offer on all
or l pc; mr.. 18th and Col. I'd. See
sat'-sun.' e-6. 1s46 Ontario pl. NV.
FURNITURE-custom sofa, lounge
chair and Ann Hathaway chair; exc
cellent condition. WI. S979. ga
Observation-Disclosures table, S25;
4 solid mahog;, cane bottom dinette
chairs chairs S2S5; chest, So; END tables:
store s snf'S' the i'c corner a astrs
Calvert st. Wkdays til 9, Sat, Z.
F IiR gterillzsd STU
beds, $50; hide a-bed type sofa.
$3.50; lounge chairs, SO. S25. 500;
3-piece rock maple bedrm. set. $50;
wall china cabinet, .credenza style,
500; Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf tables.
mahog., din I'm. Duncan Phyfe set.
S159; bargain in knee-hole desks,
$119. S25. $40, $50; maple highboy,
$40; secretaries. 500. sos: Holly
Msaa ssds So e. So e. 49, aS Ssd ds
FAST S Sets SO sS go SS5' 0 Sss, 0 SIS:
chrome or maple. chests. desks. THE
HOME SHOP. 1745 l. st. NV. RE
896l; terms; daily. 9 to 8. sats
FURNITURE. new, going out of bust
ness; must vacate; your chance to
5 5iy.t at cost price; Hodetn shTems
FGRNITUREG4-piece bedroom - set,
$780, Ext. 606 ga
FURNITURE - Good mahog. furni-
ture in excel. condition. Drop-leaf
ext ext table s1s. go; Governor Winthrop
table. So So cof a' table, $40; 'I end
table. $40; book shelves eft.
beach board on bricksl.. SIS; French
chintz Grapes, extra wide sill length,
PHO: Sdl ewes: or Sat. ana sum-
| 10 to 5, OR. 2462. "a
FURNITURE-Used green wool rug,
| l1x14. $50; Davenport, $50; chair,
| $50; ehaise Tongue, $40. Call XII.
FURNITURE-Some unusual antique
mshog pieces, 1O-pc., din; rm. suite;
dble. bed suites: chairs: tables; odd
pieces; dishes, etc. no. 1898.
FURNITURE-3-pc. liv rm. suite,
mohair. good cond., 500. 81. $500.
Furniture, Implanted
Special for wk.. student desk. solid
maple, 30x16. was S24.50. now
| $3.50. 1919 OF on all chests Of
| drawers. Mon, Tues, Sat. 81, Wed,
Thurs, Fri. 80. Sun. lbs.
IMPLANTED SHOP
One of the largest selections of un.
painted furniture in Washington.
926 New York Ave, RE. 1924.
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MISCELLANEOUS, FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE. S35; Royal type.
writer. S15; mimeograph. S35, CEN.
IRAL. 20l9 l4th st. NV, HUI 6I2l
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs cleo
trio. Reconditioned. Guaranteed
$40 so. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
S13 l4th st. NV,
AIR COMPRESSOR. schramm, 60.
horsepower, good condition; sacri.
nee, best offer, FA. 2771. "a
AIR CONDITIONERs-Seasonal close.
OUT All new and used units. Arrang,
now for winter storage. overhaul OF
trade in OF your present unit. EasI
Or 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-21
ENIARGER

Demonstration. Amega Dill, 165-mm
f:4.5 lens; reg 1898 for S199.50
Haynes Camera Center
8640 Georgia Ave, SH. s644 90
FILE CABINETS, 100. wood and
N. FRANK & SON. Ala 3rd st. NV,
FORMAL, floor length, all nylon,
full skirt, worn twice, orig. cost
$40. sell for $50 or $50; size IA;
can be easily altered with no gut
FREEZER, !. II. 7 IL or 1873 GU. #.
Free trial, free food. MALONEY'S.
INC. Sl2S Ga. ave-. Sill. spg.. Md.
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TYPIST

Exper. electric typewriter, 1890; g.
day wk.,. paid vacation, salary COM
mensurate with exper. an ability
Apply in person.
WESTERN ELECTRIC co.
I'LL North Capitol st.
ST. 808S, Ext. 279
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BATHTUBS

D0 II i ODO
Aft. leg tubs in perfect condition;
priced to sell: pedestal basins
complete with brass fittings, 81 each
ACE WRECKING & BUILDING MA.
TER1AL CO. LU. 4-0500 al
FIXTURES. American
standard, kit, sink, ho.-water heat
sr, on display; lowest prices. T. j.
FITZMAURICE CO. 1880 H st. E.,
Ii. 4-5436.
dble.; excel. mattress
and springs; HOLLYWOOD frame;
spread, old rose, and green; custom
1854. -27
BED. 39-in. fHollywood) with spring
and mattress, Al condition. SIS
Call AL. 0931.
BED. dble.; mattress and spring
good cond.; $50. RA. 1857. -23
BEDROOM SET-Bedstead, dresser
and chest, walnut, 500. Call bet.
and 8 pm, Friday only. RA. 1881.
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FURNITURE
SPECIAL DISCOUNTS

D1 EO4I1L b10NOUN -
WE KNOW YOU CAN GET
A Military Discount
A Government Discount
A Cash Discount
We guarantee that our quality furni.
ture for your home or apt. is priced
BELOW any of these discounts,
Prices marked without code.
ARLINGTON
BARGAIN MART
1882 Wilson Blvd, IA. b-7396
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TYPIST

1 I'D
In collection dept. Of major finance
company; will train. interesting
Job, good hours and working condi-
tions; life insurance and hospital
benefits. MIR. DAILY, ST. 1890.
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CENTER

S640 Georgia Ave, SH. 1914
Open Mon. and Fri. Ewes. It'll 8.
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"AIR CONDTTTONERSo

sealed crates. Regular price S399 .95
Season-end closeout for cash buyers,
Ss2SS;;, PARAMOUNT CO, Ga. ave
o or w st. cas n'w Gi,c au $500 The
ANTIQUE MARBLE MANTELs-can
ably IT, 7 ead Om' Priced reason sf
baskets and pick from 5000 trees
WARRENToN ORCHARD. warren.
ton, Va; Drive out Rt. 90 to War.
rent Tssnto9 bypass. turn RICH to Rt: II
Ae eHsa dH1Ss Ta nj "a s,8 4GSa i5s a
eiude adJ ri. aae essa4 nsh plants s IN
BABY BED and mattress. bureau,
s enesti No 6aS Sgse clothes tree; all Ss6.
BABY CA 6ARRi2atGE-collier-HaWyVooTTth
dark gray, less than VI. Old; SIS.
BABY CARRIAGE, tricycle., Teeter.
babe chair; gateleg table, picture
frames; and misc. no, 1912, -22
s matt ch r. ns., hish chair in red
table; play pen; all in good condi-
BABY FURNITUREyBuy direct from
Babyhood Distributors and save: ali
nationally advertised cribs. car
RACES mattresses. bsthinettes. etc.
Wash. Why buy used when new is
better and costs you less Check for
yourself. Open Friday till 8 pm
BABYHOOD DISTRIBUTORS 1908
Ga. ave. NV
BASINS. SINKS. BATHTUBs, built
BLOCKS: so56 N st. NV. no 1868
BATHTUBS. new. used, huilt-ln, legs
sinks, basins. toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO.. 2237 Ga. ave, DE. 1870.
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CAMERA REPAIR

Movie equip. foreign or -domestic)
RE, 2434; open 0 to (Thurs.
to 81. BRENNER, 933 Penna
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HEATERS AND STOVES

GUNS-New and used bought and
sold All types fishing tackle Open
evenings and Sundays TRADING
POST 333R NJ 81 NV MI n230
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GAS RANGES. new. used; also coal.
ACME STOVE. l0ll 18th. Ma. $3.50.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-12-22
Christmas 1851

The happy holiday is here for the millions of
Americans This is the time when we honor family
and friends with gifts, and show in this way how
appreciate this love and friendship. There is no time
during the year when families so near and dear
to during the Holiday Season.
1t is great to be Americans and it is great to know
that children being raised in country where the
opportunity present for them go high and be as
successful their abilities allow and where it is their
right and opportunity to study for and seek
what profession their skill and desire leads Yes it
is great to be American But in all happiness let
not forget obligations to feloWmen, If
democracy is to last then must stay militant.
We must here the homefront contribute to the
preservation of this Democracy under American
Free Enterprise SYSTEM and not let down vgant
efforts for this preservation Let US forget also that
this does not happiness for ALL Let us not
forget that this Christmas approaches that there is
also much sorrow grief and suffering much of by 9TH
es so we here at home can keep American ideals and
opportunities.
On the battefieds of Korea as this Christmas nears
Lies thousands of American youth. Their as
individual soldiers will not enter into history their in
dvdual vaor and forttude and their loyalty to duty
will remain unknown their heroism will be consecraed
to silence and oblivion but for each one here at home
will be wife, Mother, sister, and their children who
face this holiday with bleeding hearts and will
not easily be comforted
To most of us the holiday season will be CAV there
is plenty of money spend the blessings of America are
great and the material things that bring happiness can
be bought easily with the dollars that come from pros
porous Democratic economy Our boys are fighting in
Korea Americans and their families can continue to
ENJOY these blessings and democracy will continue
" IoiCI pleIy 10 ALL IC is no acclQ0fC
that in America with only 10 of the worlds popua-
ton enjoy the benefits of 70% of the worlds material
production This made possible by the blessings of free
enterprise and it is up that the followers of
Joe Stain the few thousand of them here America do
not succeed In the destruction Let resolve protect
America at home as well as boys are doing against
= million of his followers in Korea
Let US not forget while happy and prosper
Gus this Christmas that to those that have lost loved
ones IN Korea and the before that fought
preserve our Democracy the past will be present always
and It's deep shadow never lifted The vacant place. the
absent form, the missing voice forever the departed
love- constant reminders to them that consolation is
for those of that have not felt the touch of genuine
grief
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-12-22
Population Shifts


In what sections the Negro can best exc out
stence in the United States is question which he has
had to face since the days of the Civil War In many in
stances he has sought to his problem by TAX
ing flight from the South to the northern states. Be-
tween 1910 and 1850 according to u S. Census Bureau
figures recently released southern states lost
overall total of 249 $50 Negroes while their white popu
ation increased by 2,046511 Georgia lost lao, Ala
bama 621, Mississippi 86984, Arkansas $1,000, Okla
homa 81 40, Texas 1870 Kentucky 1926. The ma
jorty of Negroes have moved North. In 1910 1877 per
cent of all Negroes in the o. S. lived in the South. In
1850, only SO per cent did,
The Negro in many instances, has found better OPP
portuntes for employment education for his children
and greater freedoms in general but he has not found
in migration complete solution to his problem. He still
meets with discrimination in the North particularly in
those centers where population has become congested
such Harlem in New York Detroit, Southside Chca-
go, and other such
In the shift of industry from section of the
country to another corresponding shift in population
is to be expected but longer hope to solve the
problem of the Negro by his shifting from place to place
In the long this leads only to the shifting of the
problem rather than the solving of it. We must work at
the problem of relations wherever the respective
races found, whether in Mississippi or Maine,
There people of good will in every community
North and South Too frequently, these people
known to another. They need to be discovered
and their spiritual pooled in the interest of
freedom and justice for all.