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ave. ne. LU. 4-0500. Il
TYPEWR!TEk: | [; SMITH, speeisL
s13 l4th st nv
ITYPEWRITERS. portable, floor
samples; up to $50 ,trade-in S allow
vACu1M AZ hsIl CLEANER. Kenmore up
right, $50, good condition. Rocking
chair. solid wood, So. WA 7552.
WASHER. Bendix. automatic, about !
yrs. old. Call WA. $40 after $50
WASHER, Bendix. fully automatic 4
yrs. old; excellent condition. Cal.
wasHfER, Kenmore, wringer type
Trayer baby carriage, light oak ster
| table, Philco refgr,; all in good
cond.; best offer takes; 4s0l Park
eve. NV. MRS. OLSON. Us
WASHER. Bendix. checked throug-
spio spf; perfect Ts sasg scpditi0n used ys.r''
WASHERS, . Bendix; Apex mangle:,
breakfast set. mahog any finished bee,
with dresser and mirror, porch
lawn furniture studio couch; gar gar
rm. chairs; must sell by June /:
WASHING MACHINE. Easy, doubl.
WASHING MACHINE. Easy spin
dryer. excel. condition. ss5. dU.
WASHING MACHINES. up to 4oq.
disc. Oh all. floor models; last years
models slashed Easy terms Open
ewes till ROYAL APPLIANCE CO,
1911 Nichols ave sc LU $4,000.
WASHING MACH, Bendix de luxe.
perfect condition. Liv. rm suite.
couch and chair; U0n bed, spring ana
WATER HBATERS. SIS up; guar.
John g Webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER 1909 list st Sc. ST 61O0.
WHEELS, wooden. bargain. suitable
for toys; 1900 wheels, Call Ii.
FIREPROOF. metal doors. metal
frames. sliding closet fronts, all
sizes in stock: access panels; ST,
1879 5ol oath st. NV. ii
BETHESDA-Countr club member
ship bond at reduction. Owner
transferred. Inquire ewes. OIL. 9066.
HIGH GRADE FURNITURE, rugs.
draDnrieS norch furnjture I'M
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ADDITIONS. ALTERATIoNs-"Have
It done right, call White" WHITE
CONTRACTING, RA. 1859, AP.
1880. 4
ADDITIONS AND HOME IMPROVE
MENTS. basement to roof Up to z
yrs. to pay. HAMILTON CONTRACT
ING CO.. RE. 4477. 81"
ADDITIONS and moderniz1ng, cellar
to roof Call ST. 3366-67 for tree
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT.
ING CO. 03l New York ave Nv
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BUSINESS SERVICES

FLOOR SANDING, finishing and wax
ing; reasonable rates; call for free
estimates. RA. 6795. --29
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER OR ASST, fully ex-
perienced, knowledge tipping, mature,
efficient; 3 full days. TU. 0772
29s
PRACTICAL NURSE. exper. in caring
for mother and baby returning from
hosp. in their home TIA 2344. --2a
QUIET. EFFICIENT. middle-aged
woman. experienced Electromatic,
10 w.p.m.. Idictaphone. CORES. clerk.
some free-lance writing. PIX, re-
ceptionist. no shorthand. wants po-
sition. Capitol Hill or equivalent.
Box 152-D, Star. 2S*
ExPECTANT MOTHER desires clerical
work, bookkeeping de. and Sc; OF
tipping at home: thoroughly expert
ennad. BOX o05-D. Star. %"
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY desires
summer employment in vacation or
resort area as hostess, receptionist,
counselor or companion. Call RA.
1885. 29h
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HELP WOMEN
ALL WOMEN

AT WORK-AT HOME
Sell guaranteed Du Pont Nylons.
Famous Coronet brand. 51-15s. only
roc Or. Also cotton dresses, sun
clothes. We supply stock. No money
needed. Immediate delivery. Call
collect. Market 2-4352. Newark, N. J.
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CLERKS
HELP DOMESTIC

CHILD CARE, maid, general house
work, wonderful opportunity tor re-
liable girl; live in; nice accommo-
dations, fond Of children, all cleo
tric appliances. ia. 1855. go
cook;MAID, settled-Position with
ant SURROUNDINGS; other help on
premises. wo. 6o7l, CO 1890,
cooR-G.H.w.. oos experienced, care are OF
refs. 81. 443O. -2S
cooking; references. CO. 4754. @31
COUPLE for house and garden WORK
separate cottage accommodations on
G.H,w.. INV PLAIN COOK; aoSs' live in; lovely
private room and bath: dishwasher
and all conveniences; $40 wk. Local
references. OIL. 2067. 20
G:H.W., good plain cook for small
family; live in; Silver Spring; 500
CIV. live in. experienced: fond OF
G.HW.. capable, intelligent girl. for
full care Of small apt. and 5-yr. old
chtld; live IN: refs; S25. oW, 665s.
G.H.W.-CoOK. live in: recent ref 4;
dry; downtown. RE. 3072. -28
HOUSEKEEPER. white. live in, moth
srless heme; girl IS; boy. is. Box
LAUNpRsss-w,u 4It 70 fsss do shirt bundle, ms
in in my home. IA "a. 81 1854. f''f' 09a.'eS aaa
MAID. experienced in care of baby
and general work in small l-bedroom
apt. Apply MR.. ABRAMS. TU. 09S9
65n1 I4th st. NV. rs
MAID-G.H.W.; care of small child;
poTtunity and pleasant Environment;
all modern conv.; live out: refer
enees: Call oE. 1881. 642s Luson
MAID. colored. over %; must be ex-
perienced; g.h.w., fond of children;
fe sumer i've ss6 m w e '9 1 4SS
MAID. reliable, colored,. for small
household. consisting Of cple and
convalescent mother. General house
work no cooking little ironing
Assist with convalescent Hours IL
ser1v ta 2 P BIN. i Location sNtendsd stssw 1isx
andria; bus connections: 9:35 am.
Cameron bus at Washington and
King SITS, Alexandria; return bus
$50 pm. Bus stops . blks. from
residence. Salary; 7-day wk.;- $40
aopsder anss and so.1 dinner WK Sb aay anI Might sft
of BUT sat. or sun, S35 and no
dinner Phone oV. 325s. --2s
RELIABLE GIRL for light house
cleaning and simple cooking; assist
mother in care Of children; 70
7:30, days; Sl6 plus carfare.
tArll OW 3495.
WHITE middle-aged woman to care
for . children while mother works
To live with family plus small
weekly salary. Sunday call all day
Mon. Tues. after 8 p.m. 10. 2-2654,
WOMAN. g.h.w. and cook for couple;
no children: must be exp. and have
refs; $50 wk.; every Fri. and every
other Sun. off; live in. WA. 515S.
80
won AN. fond Of children: gh.w..
plain cooking for employed widow;
good home: excellent salary for
right person. live in. TU. 52l5.
MIDDLE AGED WHITE LADY to live
in and care for children while
mother works: Inv. 81. 1872 80
COLORED GIRL. good cleaner and
laundress, available Mon. and Wed.
ref; So day and carfare. IA. 1878.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

GRADUATE STUDENT wishes ride TO
Chicago June l nr g. share exp. and
! driving. Robert kaufman. EN-. 97OS.
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633 New 1OTk ave. II "
PIANO. used steinway small upright,
in good cenditi9n; a9no s242 1.nn Als9 naRT GtRfr
TslgeS sc los g. 7tS fsGS st nv EAno Just abe7e
pIHNo. IA pofSTSrii WSSrriiitzer spinet. attraet,ye
case design. Just like new; $3.50;
only $25 down, balance in 8 years.
KITS, 1880 G st. NV. =
the piano you would like to own
and have it delivered to your home
| on Campbell's famous rental-pur-
chase plan. You may select any piano
you like from our large stock o. o.
new and used pianos; Prices star, iar
as $3.50 mo. All amounts paid
may be applied to the, purchase
period. D cAMPBELL Music STORE.
11OS G St NV. DI. S464. =
PIANoused I fu fsySGard Hsang ebaTss iDines
sT' gEoet esoo. 01.i' PiANo ITl 10 MART. INC,
1918 7th st. NV. Dust above the
PIANO. upright, good condition; S So
FSo issSt5n TsfRfg BIS srass as aE t. 5ls5 sGsd Bed
pIANogGiYe irsn fa your child the oppor-
tunity of learning to play the piano;
The cost of having an instrument
in your home is not, high on our
us for details. ST. 9400. JORDAN
PIANO CO., corner 18th and G SITS
PIANO, mahogany. upright stieff
SIS. 430S 37th st. NV: EN-, 9.39.
PIANO, Chickering grand, mahogany
case. 3 it. 4 in; reasonable WI.
PIANO. SIT. grand Brambach; 500. SIS
PIANO, medium upright with bench,
good condition. reas. Call GE. 3562.
PIANOS-Rental-purcnase plan; new
pianos as low as SO a mo. Either
call or come in to get full infoEma-
ton sI pYNAMIc q ssle MUSIC, 1900 G st.
PIANOS-Don't miss KITS spring
sale of famous-make pianos; big
reconditioned pianos; only S25 down,
bal. in three years. KITS, 1850
PiANoswNew NJ spinet, blond finish.
At 1925 saving. Also new con-
soles and reconditioned apt. uprights
and grands at greatly reduced PRICES prices;
STORE, 736 18th st. NV
PIANOS = Government. employes,
members of the armed forces, D, c..
employees. etc. can save real money
on our special discount plan. Easy
terms. Choice of over 100 brand
new pianos Of many fsmops sg@% makss I.@G
Phone Mr.. Jones. ST. $500. PIANO
MART INC. 1918 9TH st. NV
(just above the library. ,
PTANOS-We have a few real values
in used and floor sample spinetS
and consoles. Prices from 90
up Pay as little as S25 down, the
balance over three years. Largest
selection OF pianos in the city at
JORDAN PIANO CO.. corner 18th
and q sts. NV ST. 94O0. =
PIANOS, used uprights, $40. $50.
$50. haulting extra. PIANO MART.
INC, 1918, 7th st. NV. dnst sboVe
PIANOS-Want a bargain? Then get
the best. We have a number OF moor
samples returned from rent and re-
conditioned pianos. Prices range
from 1915 up; liberal allowance for
your piano; conv. terms on balance.
Come in and make your selection
now. CAMPBELL MUSIC STORE,
HOS G st. NV. D1. S464. 3
PIANOS-We have several fine re-
conditioned upright pianos that are
excellent instruments for music
teachers or advance students. The
prices on these instruments range
from S375 up. Easy terms arranged
to meet your budget. CAMPBELL
MUSIC STORE, 110S G st. NV, DI.
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FENCE
uAJE DnIrNn TJrrJEfrrT

HALF-ROUND. BEAUTIFUL,
MILL-TO-YOU
CEDAR PICKETS, NO PAINTING
NO UPKEEP, LIFETIME. SEE THEM
36-inch. Ice; 42-inch. 21c; 4S-inch
24c. Also, 40 different styles OF
the House of Values. Solid oak
work benches on special sale at
$3.50 Marlboro Pike. Call 10
S-2919, or 10. S-S656. Open Sun
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TYPISTS
TYPISTS

Immediate openings for experienced
typists in non-Goyernment Srfen-
tine research organization. Perma-
years Of age, offering Th-hf. cay
5-day week; "a days annual leave
Is days sick leave; e6csHaat wu,k-
ing conditions. Call EX. 500. Fat
Evening star., 1951-05-28

PIN-BALL MACHINES 49,, all per-
feet mechanically; swell for recrea-
tion rooms. SIS each. HU. 5114.
PIPE. galvanized black, cast iron. cut
thread: fixtures. BLOCKS. 3056 NJ
st NV NO 1908 WA 55O1
PORCH INCLOSURES-Your porch
made into den or extra bedrm.;
free esti.: 80 mos. to pay. WI. 6Os6.
Bethesda ave, Bethesda.
RADIO O-PHONOGRAPH COMB. Vest
inghouse 1949 model; cost 'rw S375;
excel. cond.; $165. NO. 6517.
RECORDERS. RCA. wire. SIS: Web
ster @ dWsbcor WEI ohe tape aeSorder new, S Sis7 s
terms. (Recorder rentals, S5 day.
S15 WIKI CO. 4445. go
REFRIGERATION, 7-cu. .-ft. Admiral.
new; drastically reduced. 10.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES


PIX RECEPTIONIST COURSE; SIS;
Busy live board. AMERICAN BUSI-
NESS SCHOOL. 1919 F st. NV. MA.
4I42.
NATIONAL ACADEMY of Broad
casting. 1888 10th st. NV.
Almost every graduate last year now
holds worthwhile Job in broad
casting. Write for folder. Jobs. in
Radio DE, $3.50. 20
PIANO INSTRUCTION, adults or chill
dren; reas.: conservatory degree
go 22nd st. NV; DI. S656. --2S
SHORTHAND & TYPING
Learn in 6 Weeks
Speedwriting Pencil Shorthand
Used in Business and Civil Service
Enro& Any Time Day or Night.
aPEEDWRITING SCHOOL
1905 G st. NV. Sterling 2252
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CEMENT

Special. 100 bags cement. 81 per bag
wood rd. and w st. ne, MI. 6177
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HELP MEN e. WOMEN Cont. J

PENMAN for handlettering convention
badges, temporary. $l.50. Call Elk
6733. -2g
SALESPE0PLE - Small debit, good
salary, liberal commission. Leads
fIrnished; For man or woman
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE co
Radio Bldg, 2030 N. 10th St. Ar
lington. Va. OW. 6212. go
BURROUGHS PAY MACHINE OPER-
ATOR-Part time hours each on
Monday and Tuesday evenings; good
experience for accounting students
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE,
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1924 H st NV. No Phone Calls.
30
CLERKS
Full or part time. Call SH. 2447
between II and l. -2S
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PAPERINC

PAPERING
PE'sss ss'' cali shf'f Mr. s0't ooRDoS
PAPERNG AND PAINTING
A BEcKE T1Ef @ia1masss NJ $3.50 'Ffs So Ga 9a5s MR.
PAPER HANGING and painting; free
estimates, reasonable prices. Call
all day Sun, after $40 wkdavs,
o.! 7 .a I, WATTS, AT. 47ss, -2s
guaranteed GE 1883 GE 2461
PAPER HANGING
o@p' 4 eSoRsE. 81 rsas o1ds SG00 9s. Scrk
PAPER HANGING
AND PAINTING
Work done by lst-class white me.
fhanies; fhi 1Hia2o 2; c. Md Va MR. REANs
PAPERING done at once, lowest
prices; do own work; guaranteed;
pxPEfrTs xP1ss Reehaelss aNb rANTrSG SE Ssat .sa
LAWRENCE. RA s7o3
PLASTERER, brick. cement. fagstone
work: waterproof1ng: no job toe
small LU, 4-5377, Ii. 3-49s7. -3G
PLASTERING. patch work spe.
cialty; white mechanics; reas.: good
service TU. OIL. -
PLASTERING. new or old; repair
work done; white mech. work guar
anteed; free estimates. ia. 020S
PLUMBING AND HEATING-No ioh
too small; 24-hour service; reas
Md. UN. 1859. 30
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Jobblng
remodelling and new work speci-
atty; free estimates. Ii. 4-7373.
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HELP WOMEN Cont,

TYPIST-Part-time girl fer address,
AERfchRaF Service fesieecf ecENfER. Fs5
No. Glebs I'd. ARLINGTON. See Mrs.
TYsfsT0o$s TYffssi o& TITO e 10 wp.m. required;
recent h. S. graduate considered; VIII
train as receptionist and cler9-
gN, tggtss APPly APR nat EATIqsAd Rsia1ama aLES 4d
TYPisT. age so-S5. for position with
expanding organizations. all modern
employe. dement's. Must be accurate,
Excel. salary for auaiihed person
Call HU. 5000. MR.. HOLBRUNER
TYPIsT, insurance comp. claim dept,
has Sgsnns snsr for say sPst fbs e Sssnnsr WF
excel: WORKING cond MIR. LEyERINd,
TYPIST-Experienced preferred; 3
day week, new air-cond. bldg,
io Dsr T1fefe se s9aft Ne $3.50 oi5
TYPIST. under 40. for permanent
position in home office Of life ins.
company. Excel. working cond.; no
Saturday work. Room 800. SIG l4th
st. NV. between o am. and 3 pm.
TYPIST for interesting general ONCE
duties. age 1885, excel. opportunity
1s seSSostafis tTaining Sday week tS
pay; starting salary, S2400. Why
not come in talk it over? NATL.
RIFLE ASSN. 1900 r. /. ave. NV.
facing Scott Circle. =
TYPISTS
AGE 1880 with some exper. in die
taphone or ediphone transcription.
Interesting work in convenient loca-
tion. Air-conditioned ofices. Ex-
cellent opportunity with advance
ment. 5-day week. s to 4:30 pm.
Please call for appointment MRS
TERRY. ST. 1900 Ext. 251. -2S
TYPIST
Permanent, white. to work in pool
with congenial group of girls: air
conditioned building. good pay. cash
bonuses, free insurance, vacation
and sick leave: 5-day. 4G-hour week
and good chance for advancement.
Can personnel dept. HO. 2476. 20
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FLOORING

Lumber suitable for sheathing. floor
ing or subflooring; special this
week, S25 NJ a. yard
ACE WRECKING co.
4oO2 MINI. Ave. Me-. Lu. 4-O5OO.
Evening star., 1951-05-28
FENCE
HALF-ROUND. BEAUTIFUL,

HALF-ROUND. BEAUTIFUL,
MILL-TO-YOU
CEDAR PICKETS, NO PAINTING
NO UPKEEP. LIFFTIME-SEE THEM
24c; also 40 different styles of fences
on display at MILL-TO-YOU, the
House of Values. Solid oak work
benches on special sale at $3.50
Marlboro pike Call JO S-2919 OIL
10. s-s656. Open Sunday for youi
convenience -2S
Evening star., 1951-05-28
BRICKS

One million good used bricks. Call us
where bricks can be seen: will also
deliver. ACE WRECKING & BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO.. 4O02 Mime
sofa ave. ne. LU. 4-05O0. Il
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PIANOS-A real savings in new and
used pianos; all sizes; price start
ing S295; S25 down, 3 yrs. to pay
balance.
DYNAMIC MUSIC
1911 G st. NV. ST. 5345
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REFRIGERATORS
REFRIGERATORS
cog IT'D

Late models, S25 up: easy terms:
open until 8 pm. ALL1SON'S. 2209
14th st. NV. AID. 1884. 29'
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ANTIQUES

Continued on Next Page5
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OFFTCE FIJRNITURE

Special announcement. We have
just purchased 2 carloads late mod
scription, Of Eaele Lion Classics
from their home office. These goods
offered at prices and savings up to
50e6. cannot be duplicated. Desks
tables. chairs, file. cabinets; air-con-
dition machines. fans tables. book
cases. Unlimited quantity. recondi-
toned. Free delivery: free psrklpns n
VnrV
Evening star., 1951-05-28

PIANOS - Baldwin AcroSonic spinet
and console models Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed Embodies features Of small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full-blow
action lifetime durability Available
In wide selection Of eye-appealing
cases in mahogany. walnut. light
oak. avodite and ebcuy.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
926 g st. NV
Estahlfshed 1879
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TV. 441s Conn. ave, OR. 1900. =
TV. 1850 RCA Anniversary model
10 in. with table. excel. cond.: $50
or best offer JA s-O45l rs
TIRES f5l. tubes t5). 6.50x15. Excel
cond., $50 Or best offer. 81. 5555.
Evening star., 1951-05-28
TOILETS AND TANKS

New. close coupled. special this week
S24.95. ACE WRECKING & BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO.. 4002 MINI.
ave n e LII 4-0hOO Il
Evening star., 1951-05-28

TELEVISION SETS up TO 40Ts OF: !:
2-year service on all models Last
years models slashed Many floor
samples and demonstrators Free
home demonstration. Easy terms.
Open ewes until 9 ROYAL APPLI-
ANCE CO. 1911 Nichols ave Sc.
Evening star., 1951-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

EEFRIGERAToR, Hotpoint. 1913.
REFRIGERATOR, /, Sl2-ft, low
counter, reach-in box, with water
dispenser. Icons, l131 14th st.
NV. -2g
REFRIGERATOR. /, 4e-cu. It. Re-
mote stainless steel, reach in box.
LIONS, I13l 14th St NV. 20
REFRIGERATOR-9-cu.-ft Kelvina-
tor. with -auickfreeze chest: SIS.
REFRiIGRRiAToIR HToI RENTALS, S5 mo:
small deposit DoWD's. 441S Conn.
Evening star., 1951-05-28
BRICKS

Lge. quantity of coed, hard, clean
brick. GENERAL WREcKING CO.
Brentwood rd. and w st. ne, MI
Evening star., 1951-05-28

Picks. 81; shovels. 81 25; mattocks.
81; sledges 50 rs: digging bars.
So. so; axes hammers GICHNER.
surplus warehouse, 25l3 M st. NV.
, 1951-02-19
Dayton MAAP
Meets Tonight

The Dayton branch of the Ma
ional Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People (NAACP)
will hold an important general
membership meeting at 1880 P. M.
tonight in the Fifth st. YMCA.
All members of the Dayton N
AACP and all citizens interested
in the program of the NAACP
were urged to attend the meeting,
and to bring as many friends as
possible by Rev. J. Inman Dixon,
president Of the local branch.
Chairman of standing commit
tees will report on progress made
in the NAACP's struggle to secure
equal rights for all people, Rev.
Dixon said. ),
, 1951-02-19
Choir To Appear
In Concert Here

The West Side Community Club
and Allen AME Church Usher
Board will present the famous
Paul Roberts Choir of Philadelphia
in concert at Memorial Hall on
Monday, March 10. 1t will mark
the choir's fourth appearance in
Dayton.
Paul Roberts, we'll known to To-
cal music lovers, will conduct the
choir in a program which includes
works of Bach, Poulenc, Gretchan-
inoff and other masters The con-
cert will feature the conductors
arrangements of Negro spirituals.
Mrs. Irene Marchant is general
Continued Page a
, 1951-02-19
Prosecutor Names Three
Tv'Su|esmen-utu rue

ed guilty to charges of turning in
a false alarm at E. Third and
Cherrywood Dr., Jan. 4.
William Stafford, 10 Holt St.,
was fined 500 and cost for driv-
ing while drunk. He was sentenc-
ed to 90 days in the workhouse
but the days were suspended. An
other v~iolator of the OWL. rule
was given the same penalty, he was
Robert Weisenberger of 568 w.
Third st. Stafford got the worst
of the deal by having his driving
rights revoked for five years, and
allowed the use of his car only in
the performance of his work.
OTHER ACTION in Municipal
Court was the fine of $50 and
cost levied on Ike P. Thornton of
1716 Germantown St., for violat-
ion of the stop street ordinance.
The fine was suspended on condi-
ton he pay the damages of an
other car involved in a collision.
Wreckless driving cost John Es-
chenberg of 3735 Salem Ave-, $25
and cost. Claude Michael, 100
CONTINUED on Page ~
, 1951-02-19
PH To Mark
EoumdersDay

The Willard School PTA will
celebrate Founders Day at the
school, 1880 P. M. Tuesday. High
light of the event will be a skit
entitled, "This Was Their Dream"
starring members of the PTA
unit.
DR.. Walter E. Wiley, principal
at Willard, and past presidents Of
the PTA will be honored. A birth
day cake will be given away. Mrs.
Freda Williams is chairman of the
Founders Day Committee.
, 1951-02-19

Davis waived trial by jury for
a bench trial and pleaded not
guilty. According to court offici-
ais, his conviction is the first of
such a hearing in recent years.
Usually, defendants waving jury
trial place themselves upon the
mercy of the court with a guilty
plea.
Formal sentencing of Davis a.
waits the drawing of an execution
order by the states attorneys Of
flee.
The doomed man was arrested
shortly after he had shot and kill
ed two detectives who had gone
to his home last July IA to ques-
ton him about the robbery of a
currency exchange in Huntington,
w. Wa. Davis defense counsel
contended that the officers repre-
scented themselves as water meter
inspectors and that Davis had
shot in self-defense.
However, Judge Miner refused
to accept this line of reasoning,
saying, "The court rejects the gar
BILE of illegal entry by the police
as spurious and baseless. The
principal measure of crime is the
injury done society. Nothing is
, 1951-02-19
By JIMMIE JONES

The office of the County Pro-
secutor released the names of the
three "salesmen-at-large" charged
with taking orders for television
set, rifles and items of electrical
appliances and filling them with
goods stolen from neighborhood
stores and private homes in the
eastern section of the county.
According to Deputy Sheriffs
Cliff Bolender and AL DeAngulo
all the TV sets have been recover
ed. They listed six places entered
and burglarized from which the
prospective customers were sup
piled. Those named are Charles L..
Edwards, %, home-at-large, held
on three counts, Lowell Herzog,
10, X. X. ., Valley Pike, TWO
counts, and Charles L. Campbell,
%, of 121 N. Main ST., German
town. AL are charged with break
ing and entering.
A FINE OF $50 and cost was
handed Kenneth Williams, 1922
Blythsville Blvd, by Municipal
Judge Paul Sherer when he plead
, 1951-02-19
NJ RAT
GOING DOWN
'NAACP Sunday
Plans Under Way

Plans for observance Of NAA-
CP Sunday on February rs are
being made by congregations in
all parts of the country, it was
ann. unced this week by Rev. Wal
ter P. Offutt Jr., church secre-
tary of the National Association
for the Advancement Of Colored
People.
"We feel that we have every
reason to be proud of the many
accomplishments of the NAACP,"
Rev. Offutt said. eve also be-
lieve that these accomplishments
have to no small degree been made
possible by the love and loyalty Of
our churches throughout the ma
ton"
Rev. Offutt has requested that
churches of every denomination
give financial support to the civil
rights program of the Association
and to have their "prayers, SER
mons and songs" on NAACP Sun
day aid the campaign "to make de-
mocracy a strong, working reali-
ty."
, 1951-02-19

Since 1882, the program has
been sponsored and directed by the
Public Health Service. Cosponsors
have. been Tuskegee Institute,
Howard University, the National
Medical Association and the Ma
tional Negro Insurance Associat-
ion.
Ewing said that the termination
of a special program for Negro
health is Gin keeping with the
trend toward Indignation of all
programs for the advancement Of
the people in the fundamentals
Of health, education, and welfare"
DR.. Roscoe G.. Brown and other
personnel Of the Division of Pub
lie Health Education, Public
Health Service, will continue to
give consultative services to Ne
gro groups in their communities,
, 1951-02-19

Surgeon General Leonard A. for
merly the Office of Negro Health
Work, will continue to serve as a
clearinghouse of information on
State and community health pro-
grams, health education materials,
and programs available for Negro
groups, DR.. Scheele said. Any
agency or group of citizens desir-
ing such services should write to
the Division Of Public Health Edu-
cation, Special Programs Branch,
Public Health Service, Washing
ton 25, D. C.
THE OFFICE OF Negro Health
Work of the Public Health Ser
vice was an out-growth of a pro-
gram for the improvement of Ne
Continued on page
, 1951-02-19

more precious and vital to a COM
munity than the lives of police
men, which are braved costantly
in defense of our lives and prop
erty.
"The object Of punishment is
CONTINUED on Page ~
, 1951-02-19
Government Agency End
SeqrequtedHeu|th Week

Feb. 10 (SpeciaD- Federal Sc
curity Administrator Oscar R. Ewing announced today the
termination of the National Negro Health Week move
ment, an educational program which has been conducted
specifically for the Negro population in the United States.