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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
INTER COMMUNICATING SYSTEM

INTER COMMUNICATING SYSTEMS
-Teletalk, master and speaker
(new guar.), $50 compl. for small
Installation; also master-t
installations. SOUND EQUIPMENT
CO.. CO. 4445. Open ewes.
IRONEh, Horton console. new. 81.
1927 -12
KITCHEN CABINET. metal. white
pore. top: used 3 mos. cost $50
KITCHEN CABINET. upper and lower
section, and KITCHEN table and 4
KITCHEN sET-Porcelain- top table.
sSaS Tsf cs sH 'nESme sai a9ssf 9sse msiai
KITCHEN SINKS and cabinets, whole
sale sale prices on factory ship
mentS Display Room. 203S Eye st.
nv; ST; 4420. Ia
hogany. Call Hudson 5072.
a good buy. only S42.s TENDLER'S S
PAWNBROKERS SALES CO. 9I3 B
st. NV, RE. 1922
LADDER, aluminium, 2S-ft.. new, SIS;
also apt; size washer. S25; mirror
So; Presto cooker, $3.50. CHI. 8313
Remington port. typewriter; elec
LAvATORIEs (a), white enamel
modern with fixtures: like new; SIS
each, Call WI. .S947.
LATHE, 11x30 in, scr. cut; drill
press, No. 3 Morse taper, and sew
eral good 1-h.p. motors. NO. 3645.
LAWN MOWER. power. 49," Brige,
& Stratton; $50. LO. 5-457S. To
LAWN MOWER, one 24-inch Tore
Starlawn power lawn mower with
cond. like new, S1S5. One 20-inct
Briggs & Stratton motor, also fac.
SIS 10. 3-67a7. -iS
LEICA G-f2 Summar lens. RF.; very
special; S129. TENDLER's PAWN.
REokeEs hlW,' RE. ssa5. sAtEs co. sls D st
LIGHT AND GENERATOR PLANT TO,
any purpose; ac-dc. GICHNER, 25l;
y st nv EX 1927
LINEN. new lace tablecloth. 72x1Os
price $40: one tablecloth hand mad
S75; one cotton -and-rayon taole
cloth, cloth, IL napkins hand made i,
"; Hyattsyille, Md. WA. 227S. i:
LYING lying RM; d1;e SUITE; 3 pcs; leavinl
size; S55 10. 2-5557 ID
LIV. RIM. SET. 2-piece. blue, modern
slip covers; excellent cond!tion. RA
LIVING ROOM SOFA and match,n,
caair, wine color; SIS for both. 81
6442. -13
LIVING ROOM
DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT u
/ AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
i OF .0fe TO 500 ON NEW SAMPLI
/ CLOSEOUTS - LOOK AT THESI
| BARGAINS: Fine double studi
couch IN lovely fabrics was S79. 81
now S56.75; finest quality chai
bed. was S69.50, now $3.50; 7
! drawer kneehole desk. was $50 Sc
now $40. so; mahog. secretary desl
was S99.50. now $50 so; 3-piec
sofa-bed set. was S2S9. so, no,
Sl59.50: fine club chairs wer
$3.50, now $3.50; many NOR
bargains too numerous to mention
Open Saturday all day.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 674.
The Sample BARGAIN Store of Wash
LUMBER AND MILLWORK-Eyery
thing from A to q RUCKER LUM
Der. 1920 Wilson blvd. JA. 4-1234
LUMBER, hardwoods Of all kinds TO
cabinet and boat work. GRUVET
/ MFG. CO. S0O1 Conn. ave, CheV,
LUMBER * a. '?o < 10, ax e
c. H. CAMPBELL, I41s You st
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MATTRESSES

Foam rubber. firmer type. suitable
Tor use on any hard. fiat base (bed
board, trundle bed, wood-base plat
form bed. etc.N, or any type spring,
Practical, proved by use in Pull
man sleeping cars on steel shelf,
LAYTEX FOAM PRODUCTS CO.
SnN a %.
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BEDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 20fs TO 50% ON NEW SAMPLE
CLOSEOUTS = LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS: - Fine maple bed, chest
on chest and double dresser and
mirror. was S169 SO, now S119.95;
3-piece genuine mahogany set, made
best way. was $3.50 80. now $3.50. so;
3-piece solid mahogany set. was S4l2
now S249.50 beautiful solid cherry
bed, chest and double dresser and
mirror. was S475. now 1890. SO:
fine mahogany or maple beds, ali
sizes, were $3.50, now S17.50; many
more bargains too numerous to
mention. Open Saturday all day.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash.
BEDROOM, ETC. CALL TILL 8 PM.
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CO. 1866. ABBOTT & LANDoN.
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FOAM RUBBER

FOR UPHOLSTERED furniture
benches. seats. mattresses. pillows,
bed toppers, autos, trucks, boats.
etc. ANY QUANTITY available in
nodded cushions or in sheets by the
SQUARE FOOT.
LATEX FOAM PRODUCTS co.
S07 H st. NV. DI. 05S7
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BEDROOM

FLOOR SAMPLE SALE
SELECTION OF MOD
ERN SUITES, MOSTLY ! OF KIND.
AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING
STYLES AND FINISHES. SOME
WITH BOOKCASE BEDS. DOUBLE
OR TRIPLE DRESSERS, CHESTS.
VANITIES. NIGHT TABLES. WHICH
EVER PREFERRED. SILVER FOX
(BLACK OAK), SEA FOAM, CNEAR-
LY WHTTE), SMOKE GRAY, LINED
OAK. ALMOND, WALNUT. SOLID
CHERRY AND CHERRY VENEER,
MAHOGANY AND MAPLE. PRICE
RANGE 3 PCS. S129-S269. MOD
ERN BOOKCASE BEDS IN PLASTIC,
S345o; HARyARD FRAMES,
CHESTS; D ESS RS. ROLL-A-
WAYS, NAT ALLY ADVER-
TISED AND GUARANTEED BED
DING, HOLLYWOOD UNITS CON-
PLETE. S57 UP. STUDIO COUCH
ES, PILLOWS, ETC.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1875
DAWSON FURNITURE co.
2245 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
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FURNITURE

MARKED-DOWN SALE
ROOM SUITES, SECTIONAL
SOFAS, S129-S239: STUDIO
COUCHES AND SOFA BEDS, S54-
$50; RIVERA SLEEPER" STA;
5-PC. DINETTE, S39-S119; DROP
LEAF TABLES, CHINA CLOSETS
SRERENzAs' SIsI4gaI u, dMn PJS1NG i.uoS BOON ON
PFi aTR1PIEx. sTHED s17a; DFsks, MHcIAS. SEC.
RETARIES. LAMPS, TABLES. MIR.
RORS HOLLYWOOD UNITS
COMPLETE S57-S74 so; MODERN
AND CONVENTIONAL BEDROOM
SUITES, Sl29- -S269: BOX SPRINGS
MATTRESSES, R o Liza WAYS
CHESTS. DRESSERS.
SALE SUNDAY. 1915
DAWSON FURNITURE CO.
2245 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

iadSs !. ct.' $3.50: s0i iadys = Siaie-ahits Sii white
sol. plat; setting, approx. IN Ct,
sol. 13A4 ct. $1,000. LIVINGSTON g.
CO. 1923 H st. NV, ME. 3440. lis
DIAMONDS-Rosslyn Loan Co. offers
unusual savings on unclaimed dia-
cameras, typewriters. guns; many
RossLYN LOAN CO. Rosslyn, va.
DINETTE TABLE, drop-leaf. 2 chairs,
S35. WI. 1854.
DINING RIM TABLE. mahog., lee.
size with pad: Call LU 1-5S41. -I2
DINING TABLE. Duncan Phyfe. full
5S 49, also 5eeEfn ena eaSne AZ PSF PSF
DINING ROOM SUITE, genuine span
ish walnut. l0-piece. Also gorgeous
9xl2 Oriental Wilton rug, absolutely
sold separately Wo. 1904.
DINING RM SUITE. Junior size.
/ 1642.
DINING ROOM SUITE. mahogany We
neer. 10 pieces, less than . yrs. old,
very very gaod S1os. cond.' s225. VI. 1881
DINING ROOM suITE-7-piece Jun
~. I.f74s for fS'ri sppointment' tnnaas.0n' Call
DINING ROOM. walnut, Duncan
Phyte extension table, pad, china
cabin cabinet; lse buffet. 5 chairs. sos.
DINING ROOM su1TE-e piece, wal
nut veneer; Double pedestal table.
Exc. condition. S75. Call IA. s-59S4,
DINING ROOM SUITE. 10 pieces.
500 or best offer; other miscellaneous
asNsse$ ROOM aa s1fTE S13lnsiP 1spiece St nT
size, walnut; also bedrm. suite oval
DINING ROOM SUITE. 10 pc. wal
NUT good condition, 500. GE, 4a43,
DINING ROOM SUITE. 10 lS pieces,
18th century. mahog.; excel. cond.,
DINING ROOM TABLE. mahog., Dun
can Phyfe, seats people; in excel
DISING S Gso ROOM IS SURE. fTtSi large. walnut is
Q pieces. with Slip covers M a and b, table
pad; S165. RA. 1924.
DINING RIM. SUITE, lge. mahog.
hand-carved, pcs, leather-co
cred chairs; reas, TU. 1874. :,
DINING RIM. SUITE. mahog.. 8 pcs,
With glass table top; very reas
DIN'NI ROOM SUITE. walnut o.
piece Duncan Phyfe). Full size:
verv good cond.; Sl35. LO. 5-3028.
DIN. RM. SUITE. 10 pcs. ine cond.
S65. Studio couch. with slip cover;
$50. Comeback liv. rm. suite. 3
pcs; $40. other odd pieces. Call
! GIL. S507. -l2
DINING ROOM SET. Easy washer
and piano TIE. 43IT. -12
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CAMERAS

Brand:new, worlds finest by author
compl. photo dept. store; 100 bar
gains; ! year guar: cash or 6 to Is
mos. to pay. Trade-ins. Lowest
prices. Free instr. Catalog free:
7-hour photo finishing. Repairs,
Open Sat. from o am. to 6 pm.
BRENNER PHOTO CO.
tOppos. Just. Dept) 933 Penna. ave.
NV RE 9434 park freq. ajr n0pd
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FURNITURE

Chest, $40; dresser, So: beds. SIS,
$40; mirrors, 81 up; lamps. soc up;
pictures, SOC up; coffee table So;
end tables. ST. so to S5: library
table. 81; breakfast table 81;
chairs. 81 up: bookcases, 81 up;
cabinets, 81 up: home bar 81:
glass and china. cooking utensils.
phono records. 1Oc ca; SIT
awnings. So; bicycle. So: other
bargains. Open Sundays ewes. til
=. BELL KINDS. sos 9th st. NV,
DI. 1851.
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i
for the
BEDROOM we give you modern
3pc. suite, includes a SWEDISH
MODERN DRESSER with large plate
glass mirror or VANITY CHEST OF
DRAWERS and full-siZe matching
BED, This suite can be had in
WALNUT or HOLLYWOOD TAN
plus pillow, etc, and for the LIV.
ING ROOM we include the new g.
piece SIMMONS LIVING ROOM
GROUP WITH the 6-foot TILTA-
WAY SOFA which opens into 9
comfortable bed at night in the new
HOLLYWOOD pasted colors which Is
something different, plus the CON-
Portable NEW ADJUSTO CLUE
ROCKER and CHAIR in CON.
TRASTING COLORS. Plus ENL
TABLES and COFFEE TABLE.
And for the DINETTE we include e
KNOTTY PINE TABLE and match.
ing CHAIRS. Yes, folks. and all you
pay for this MODERNE
HOLLYWOOD GROUP
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SAVE UP TO 400
simmons BeautyreSt mattress or box
Spg. reg. $50. so, now S49.5O.
MATT: or box sps. S49.50, now S29.5O
Sofa bed. regular $50. now $50
Store wide bargains. big savings,
HENRY'S, 1925 18th st. NV, MI. g44S
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BRICKS

Used bricks. cleaned. Call US where
brick may be seen: will deliver
ACE WRECKING e. BUILDING MA
TER1AL CO.. LU. 4-0500 IL
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There's New Crystal Beauty In China.
color Prints Finished Like Fine
Porcelain" Made from your Koda-
chrome Ansco Color or Ektachrome
Transparencies, 24-Hour Service
Ansco Color Film Processing. ST pe1
roll by mail CT come see our Color
Prlnt Display. Insist on Americas
Favorite" Color Print. Sold ali over
America.
CEINACOIOR 1ARnR ArnpnEs
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PIANOS-August specials in used
floor samples and new spinets.
cor soles and uprights. Large Sc
reduced, S25 down. 3 wears to
pay balance
DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 G ST. NV.
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PIANOS-Fine selection Of factory
rebuilt grands. including famous
names as Steinway, Baldwin. Chick
ering Knabe. Kimban and many
others. All sold at special August
reductions. All look like new and
sold with a new guarantee. Will
accept trade-in. balance on small
terms
DYNAMIC MUSIC, 1900 G ST. NV
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ably priced for cash. Dl. 9#%2.
ROOM CONDITIONER. a. pleassn.
pulley D'}nSsFi ons lem hand la StsTS ssT and and
Ain. Joiner. one portable typewriter. ter
,1eSs neg condition. WA. 2969. ia
RUGS Siss!. > matched. pearl cray:
dnev @ cSSPa tsSe dbs sef'ssS stsdo fnd eGaes taSs
Duncan Phyfe love seat met meta, W. S9't. /.
robe. 2 drs. with shelf: lady's BIZ
RUG; new oxi2 made in Belgium.
stts0i,,s slsS a612 u Hamilton Ian on st.. W. n.y.
RUG. 9xIH, American Oriental.
Gulstan; ozite. pad; very good cond.;
Sl00. Call RA. O740. -I2
RUGS, Sarouk. 1O.6x14; used 8
NOS mos moving; must sacrifice. Wo.
RUGS Oriental, Persian and Chinese.
SHOP 2427 18th st. NV
RUG, Olson, hooF design, Sx1O: $40.
Call CH. 3211. 1914 North Green
hysS ssfoss s EXP patching Pinshs P4inisip.
mos; $500. CHI. $500. Ext. 26i.
RWsS T6a gItb sFs :vsSob SKI leaf pattern n, ,srssn
9x12, 6x9 SIS. Yard swing set, SIS
Chrome smoking stand. S5. 2 nah.
lamp tables. So. Nah. bookshelf. SI5.
2 infants. swings, So. 3 NAH LADDER
back chairs, SIS. UN. 9007.
RUG. 10xl2, grey-beige. A. .al with
pad. Misc. pieces suit for temp.
quarters. cottage or rooming house.
RUG, fine gray twist, 9x13 with pad,
new cond.: $50; original price ap-
proX Sl05 GEORGIA Jo2S
RUG, Gulistan tone on tone, rose.
glow. 15xll plus: excel cond.; cost
today, $500. sell for $500. CHI,
1000; 1000; Ext. 3d. bet. 10 and pm.
RUGS, broadloom. Gullistons. 9 asst.
sizes, 10x14, 9x12, pastel green;
S39 to S11O. OR. 2OSS.
RUG-9x12 Administer; reas.; tone.
on-tone gray. ia. 5-S176 before
10 am. and after 2 pm. Sunday.
RUGS. 12x21 and 13x12; rose col.
ored broadloom carpeting with pads.
threadbare in some spots, but, stilt
lots OF use; $65. Call Monday, CHI.
0916.
CONTINUED on Next PaRel >
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BUILDING MATERIALS

INI w ~ Il VV-INIW
TOILETS AND TANKS - S21 .95
ROOF COATING. 5 gal 81 9S
TOILET SEATS S3.75
ROCK WOOL, 1000 So. #. - S42 so
DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS SI9.95
4 LIGHT OUTSIDE DOORS S1295
THICK, BUTT SHINGLES. per
DOORS, . IT. 4 in. by TT. 6 in, l., 81 81
We also carry a complete line of
copper tubing and fittings. roofing
guttering, plumbing. All at great
savings.
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e REFRIGERATOR WESTINGHOUSE cleo
g trio; washing machine fibre rug,
It sectS. screen. hassock Jackson
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PIANOS-No down payment neces-
sary during our July sale. Just pay
the first monthly payment in ad-
vance and we will deliver a new
spinet piano to your home Over
100 new and used pianos on sale.
ST. $500, PIANO MART. INC.
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RoNER, console model. 25-in.. roller,
3-speed. $500 watt, cost sire new.
sell S76. TIE. GALL. ia
Evening star., 1951-06-01
Kiwanis Honors 10
High School Winners
In Poster Contest

The Kiwanis Club of Washing.
ton yesterday awarded prizes and
certificates to 10 local high school
students who were judged win.
ners in poster contest sponsored
by the club.
The contest, which was open
to all local public high schools
was based on the theme. "It's
Fun to Live in America"
1t was part of larger program
conducted by Kiwanis Inter.
national to emphasize the bene-
fits of the American way of life,
and the need for vigilance in
guarding against "isms" tina.
might destroy it, according tn
Leon Chatelain jr., president of
the Kiwanis Club of Washing
ton.
The students who received
awards:
First prize, $40, Alphonzo WASH
ington. Armstrong High School,
second prize, SIS, Patricia Ruth
Parker, Woodrow Wilson High
School; third prize. $40, Helen
PettiS, Armstrong High School
and fourth prize, IS, Hubert Craw-
ford, Armstrong.
Certificates of honorable mem
ton were awarded to Judy Grant
and James Vail, Woodrow Wilson
High School, and James Jen-
nings, Bernard Smith, Garrett
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By The Assoeioted Press

Senator Douglas, Democrat, OF
Illinois said last night he doesn't
think public business should be
transacted at Washington cocktail
parties.
public business should take
place only in public buildings
during Office hours" he told inter-
viewers on the Mutual radio net
works Reporters Roundup" pro-
gram.
EFT should not take place at
cocktail parties.
"It should be as improper to
talk to Government. official out
lof hours as it is now improper to
talk to a judge about a legal case
before hia.
ri would conflne the cocktail
party to purposes of pure sociabil-
Iity. I would strip it Of some of
the institutional powers it now
has"
Senator Douglas said he hopes
his new subcommittee to investi-
gate the ethics of congressman
will go into that subject.
He also recommended full pub
llicity on the personalities behind
congressional debates and hear
Iings.
"The public should know who
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Business as Usual
Marks Anniversary oi
MATS Unificaiion

The Military Air Transport
Service, first successful project OF
unification, celebrated its third
anniversary today.
It was business as usual at head
quarters, Andrews Air Force Base,
Md, and for MATS aircraft and
men shutting personnel and ma
terial to the far corners of the
world, including the Pacific Air
lift to Japan.
Each Service Contributes.
Formed on June /, 1948, with
consolidation of two wartime air
transport agencies - the Air
Transport Command and the
Naval Air Transport Service
MATS became the first integrated
organization under unif1cation.
The best features of both services
were adopted, and facilities of the
two former commands were COM
bined, eliminating overlapping
functions and resulting in savings
of both money and equipment.
With the new MATS went the
various air support services fur
nishing air communications, air
weather, air rescue and flight
monitoring service. A fifth serv-
ice, Air Resupply and Communi-
cations Service. Joined the MATS
family last February.
Millions of Miles.
MATS is operating more than
$4,000 miles of aerial routes and
flying more than 916 million pas
senger miles and 243 million ton
miles in its third year of existence
MATS aircraft last year air-lifted
100000 passengers and 10000 tons
Of critical cargo and mail in sup
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Eaddy and Sandra Gray. all OF
Armstrong.
Entries were received from stu
dents of Wilson, Armstrong, Ana
costa and Cardozo High Schools
The awards were presented at
the Kiwanis' weekly luncheon in
the Mayflower Hotel.
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High -Cost-of-Livine Note

SAN FRANCISCO, June / (P.-
IA young man entered Phillip Or
|tega's grocery last night, and
asked for pound of coffee. But
he declined to buy when he learned
the price 4. 81 cents. Forty-fi
minutes later he returned with a
.32-caliber automatic to rob Mr..
Ortega of $80-and a pound Of
coffee.
Evening star., 1951-06-01
Mrs. Crosby Returns

LOS ANGELES, June / R.-
Mrs. Bing Crosby Dixie Lee) is
back home from a three month
tour of Europe. She arrived at
International Airport last night,
rushed into an embrace with
Lindsay, one of her four sons, and
dashed into limousine that was
backed right UP to the runway
to the plane. Mr.. Crosby was out
Of the city.
Evening star., 1951-06-01

port of the armed forces, with a
major part moving on the Pacific
Airlift. On return trips from
Japan, MATS evacuated more
than $4,000 battle casualties and
other patients.
It is commanded by 1t. Gen
Laurence S. Kuter, vice COM
mander is Rear Admiral Hugh H
Goodwin. Mai. Gen. William H
Tunner is deputy commander.
Evening star., 1951-06-01
Tractor Users Lucky

Irish farmers who use tractors
for plowing are the lucky ones
this spring, as continued heavy
rains have alarmed grain growers
and made it almost impossible to
plow with horses.
Evening star., 1951-06-01

The Calcutta to Kumming pipe
line which carried oil to China
during World War II has been dis
mantled to provide water systems
for the communities along 1t.
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Handling Of Public Business
Over Cocktails Hit by Douglas

the attorneys are, what private
and semipublic interests are in
volved. what the fees are, and
should have full disclosure of the
finances involved" he said.
Evening star., 1951-06-01

Observation-Disclosures and swomens Dressss-Second Floor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-09

selling your HOUSE? 4 want nd
In this paper will do q fine selling
job for you.
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CASTLEMAN. JAMES MARRY
IN CHURCH CEREMONY

Miss Elizabeth CRstlemRn, 1920
South sixth st. daughter Of Mrs.
Lurrna Washington was married
to Pfc Herbert James, Void
Chamberlain Air Force Base.
Wednesday evening Feb ~ AT
Bethesda church at = y m Rev
l.. G Harris offiCiated
The bride wore n winter white
dress with rhinestonnS around the
collar and belt She wore n cor
sag Of rcd roses
The maid Of honor, Ruby Jack
son. wore a silver grey dress and
"A corsage Of white carnations
Darlynn CastlcmRn and Alenc
Miller. bridesmaids wore dresses
Of dusty rose and also n CorEaRc
Of white carnations
corp Jake Lawrence was best
man and pfC Nelson - Taylor
was the usher
A reception was held al the
home Of Miss Ruby jackson, 3i7
Bryant Az" No Friday evening
March
Mrs Herbert James ~ formerly
Of Omaha Ncb and Pfc Herbert
James Of Cleveland, Ohio
Tho ncwlywcds are now rcsid.
INK at 500 Olson Blvd
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by
Myrrhene
Allen

news for me soon. Archie GivCnB
let me In his old" Ice Krcam par
Tor He's got the door fixed SO
once you get IN. you cant get out
st Paul and Minneapolis were
run over with Camp Mccoy sol.
dicrs this weekend. Met fellow
by the name of Robert Sims who
belongs to the Omega Psi Phi
fraternity
The new Queen of Hearts ~
Jean Robinson not Mason like ]
said The Dorcas Society Is look
ing for girls to run for their Miss
Minerva contest which ends in
April I'm contemplating II All
the kids are coming over 10 st
Paul from Minneapolis to see me
fall on my face In the Fashion
Review Tuesday night at Halle
You should have seen the pray
ing that was gong on In Anthru.
pnlnGy Monday There was an cx-
animation and Lucy Morris was
leading tho Kids in singing May
the Good Lord Bless and Keep
~" We needed all the blessings
"" could get by"
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PAST
and


Dear Jim: We miss you an
awful lot. but ! guess you know
that The town hasn't been the
same without you Well. guess
I'll have 10 tell you some news
BObbic Cartwright got tcle-
vision set Saturday I'm still try
ing TO get Dad to buy us one ]
bet were the only family IN our
crowd that hasn't got a tclcvisiOn
set vii didn't come over to get
his lemon pie this week end Mel
Win Geary left for the Army this
week. Edna Mae and Eddie Man
dervtllc have little girl now
They've given the baby a brauti-
full name. Id ten what IT Is. but
cant spell II IncZ and Benny
CrushOn have a little boy.
The Elks Rest IN Minneapolis
was pretty crowded Saturday
night Janet Aron was there get
ting votes for the st Thomas
Queen contest Saw Newton
Campbell Clarence Mckinney.
Martha Anderson. Fred Dillon
Denoris. Gloria Williams. Marvin
Crawford and Russell Mayo
Marvin Crawford says hen have
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Personal News
Additional Social ond

sgt David Fowler Of n" 4 y
Army Medical corps VIII" return
81 H. the United States Feb u
FROM PanJu Korea arrived ~
tn" city M"nday. March 3 on a
Today furIough 10 VISIT his
mother Mrs Bcniamin Fowler
tIH 81 Anthony Ave. and friends
The Social and Literary society
al Pilgrim baptist church met
March o nj the home Of Mr. and
Mrs J Il Jones III ~ Anthony
Thns" prrnent included MINES
Regina Morris. H. White. Bertha
Boyd. Est"Ila Dorsey. Cora Str".
theirs, Phrsa johnson, I~Dna
Goodman. EaIhe Fletcher. Birdie
High and Anna Smith Mrs Car.
re- Lindsey and Nj - l. Morris
were the guests of the club
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-09
70 Present Fashion
Review March -

The ShuncrS and Daughters Of
lists will present a Fashion Re.
view Tuesday. March 81. 1881 at
the Halhe z Brown community
house $50 Aurora Ave.
Participants in the review will
model clothes nom HuSScys
Towards. Newmans Husch Bro
theirs and Cooks; all well known
81 Paul stores.
Models and managers Of the
various clothing departments IN
their particular storr will BE- an
hand to describe and comment on
the various garments The gar.
ments viii range from sport to
formal wear This Fashion Re
view promises To show the latest
trend IN fashions Tor men, women
and children.
Some ~ the participants viii be
Mines. Maxine Jones, Mamie Up
legraur. La pcrcellc Greene, \.
Sydcs, Misses Gloria Williams,
Joyce Clayton, Myrrhrnc Allen,
DonaEen Greene. Mcssrs G ID
Doty. Henry Jnsey Fred Ewing
Gerald Robins la prrCclle
Greene, James Murray. Masters
and little Misses David Taylor.
Ronald Scott Mary Kaye Murray.
Mango Robinson and I.AvrriR
Greene
Selection win be rendered by
Mrs Lloyd Gambol. Messrs James
Murry and Fred Ewing
la Prrcclle Greene Is general
chairman. Hobart T Mitchell.
chairman, and Mrs. Viola Madden.
coz Hartman,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-09
Additional Social and
Personal News

Mrs, Ernest Golden, lS6 st An
thony Ave-, has rrCuvcrrd frnm a
recent illness.
Mrs. ETnlInr IIan AllCa, 973
iglehArt Ave, was guest Snl0tSt
for the wives of the Senators "f
Minnesota Monday. Marh 5 at
the home Of senator Malcolm
Lghtnrr, 500 Summit Ave.
The NonIch'S Council of Halhc
. Brown met Monday, March \
At the Community house
Mrs, Nelson RalrRgrr Jr, 592
W Central Ave, returned home
Sunday MRrCh Mrs Ralcngrr
gavr birth to SON Sunday. Feb,
ruary 20 and was Cunvalrscing at
the home NJ her mnthrr.in- law
Mrs Chester Odcn $50 Fuller
Ave
The Ivy Leaf club viii meet to-
day. Friday. March . at the TINT.
vcrsitY Of Minnesota
THE Mr.. and Mrs, club of 81
James AME church met Satur-
day. MarCh ; at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs Phil FREEMAN ShT Lyle.
hart Ave
The Mr., and Mrs, club OF Cam
phor Memorial church met SRtur.
day. March = at the homo NJ Mrs
RcnJamin Campbell, SI2 Carroll
Ave.
MIR David MllnRRn. zoos Rondo
Ave, entered 81 Joseph hospital
Sunday, March Z for rrcXamina-
ton of an old head injury suffer
rd in March. 1890
The Central high school held
IT'S operctta. The Red MIN, ="
Thursday and Friday evening
March Sth and 9th Among the
participants were Misses sally
Moody, Julia and Roberta Jones
and Mr. Fred O'Neal