davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CAMERAS

also imitation mahogany firepiac
and mantel. large mirror, draperies
must be seen to be appreciated. We
cARfETING - whitan, Artistoera,
% Sections. m TcS Isai4. I4sI4; used 'sr VI
Sacrifice "a price. $3.50. JE. 3-1274
CARPETING-Bis savings for easl
buyers! All name brands. frs
quality only. 100So wool. OF lates
cotton. All colors and widths. Peon
size Or orog owgall-to-wall. LEvENrHAL' s
CARPETiNG, II 50. yds. beautiful
seamlock green; $500; perfect cond.
used short time. EN-. 645s for appt
CxRRfAGE, Whitney folding steero es
matte; original cost, S15; sell fo
CASES ssG: *; AND sceSfsi co9SsirERs-wall cases
wrapping counters; modern; yer!
CASH DRAWER. brand-new, witt
lock and bell: S27 so. To-day. CO
46a5; wk., 1I12 14th NV. DI. 1872
Cash ASH, REG. &C., Nat; Nat elee: itsmizer, lat' n
@Ses vR IKE p1 aeT s7s sarf fiji odsS f4th nD eo
Cash REGISTER. adding machin,
by Burroughs. PERI. cond. A rea
bargain at S11O. SH. 6455.
CASH REG.-.-Comb: add. mach. Co
roma and Allen. Today. CO: 1925
wk.. liz l4th NV. DI. 1879.
cpDak prastcsy SEEsT es ssh Won ss ;tys
desk. walnut. $50; foldaway bed. cos
$$4' sell for SIS. 1919 M st. NV.
CEMENT I'm sSFs' BLOCK MACHINE. eco,
cond. with so steel plates for sxsl
is blocks. S110. SH. 6455.
caaysw'Skfr oniy S.. @i. 5Sfs 5Sfser in good fgnd
CHAIR. platform. rust color, adjust.
hassnck. RA. s14S.
CHAIR. modern blue armless; enc
table table Glass ' tSP; tGE1hiere lamp good
sstry .,,,r; covered covered platform rocker. beau
sonable. Wo. $3.50. '" -is
fan back, I pillow back
mahog; franc; GE. 57s0
CHAIRS. pr, Fireside, Major Master.
oris. $50 % ea. Val9aS sell z price se ineiud ea
slip covers; lovely lamp. hand
painted. painted; scenic, siensd ssos orig. $3.50
CHEST OF DRAWERS and 'resser
with separate mirror. Chippendale,
mahogany, sos for both. GE. 9117
with matching bureau,
fair, cond;; odd dressing table. very
CfILD'S TTEMS-Rocker. s4: train
ing chair. 81; doll cEib. S6;. rev
popcorn machine, cleo, 81; doll Llay
pen. new, S4: toy fire engine, S4;
RACER. new cond., sturdy, $5! 20.
pieces and vases: quite
Sdxs Gig; nice condition; me- metal an and brass
H. N.eassn ps dRnf5 4 setifs is ssEyse ssas tHs
crown: an e9-karat gold. RA. OS4s.
luncheon set, 1S pcs.
Radfords, Crown china. cost S45,
sell $50; green glassware dinner
set. viking; 40 pes. cost $4s; sell
CHINA. new dinner service, for 8,
sn'd. $40 Caii OR. $3.50. III
CHINA CABINET, walnut. mirror
back, queen ao Anne style. Reason
CHINESE imported handcarved nest
Of d tables; 1as,s chow chow BENCH, bpass Gss items
fd sfsls neni sFrs wA for ever every on.
are photogr. items and movie equip.
BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave. NV.
TREES, approximately 4
acres; must do own cutting; sell
wholesale. Can between 9 and o.
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DINING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 20ee TO SOC OF NEW Sst.. - y
CLoSEOUTS. LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS, Mahogany or maple
extension dinette table and chairs
was $6950. now S47, 80. Nah COR
her cabinet, was S99.50, now Sill 80
Finest quality gray walnut ext. oval
table and 4 chairs. was Sta9 so
Low $129 so. Matching china OF
buffet $3.50 each. Solid lined cak
ext. table and 4 chairs. was S9a. 50.
now S67 so. Genuine NAH. Duncan
PEyfe drop-leaf table, was $50 50.
now S37.25. Fine genuine mahogany
credenza buffet, china. Duncan PHI fe
extension table and 6 chairs, was
S469.50 now S339.50. Many more
bargains too numerous to mention.
Open Thursday till 9.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV. Elk. 6742
The Sample EarEain Store OF Wash.
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CAMERA REPAIR

Movie equip doreign or domestic)
BRENNER, g33 Penna. ave. NV.
CARPENTRY. alterations. repairs re-
modelling; old work and new. Phone
OW. 5527 any time. -13
CARPENTERING, plastering. fire-
proofing. painting, papering. remod-
cling. Work guaranteed. NO. 1865.
WILLIAMS. l3s
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR-Cabinet
work, inside remodeling all kinds.
CARPENTRY, dormer windows, attics
finished, porches inclosed; new or
remodelins. j. e. HENDRIX. UN.
2491.
CARPENTRY, general remodeling;
store. recreation rooms and cabine:
work reas. price. GE. $3.50.
CARPENTRY, REMODELING, re-
pairs. cabinet work. JU. s-4736.
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DESKS

DESKS
ONCE. new and used. all sizes ant
types at great savings, N. FRANK
& son Ala 3rd ST. NV. EX. s974
DIAMONDS-Rossiyn Loan Co. offer,
unusual SAVINGS on unclaimed dis.
monds Of every description. watches
cameras, typewriters. guns; many
other items. Buy and save at THE
DIAMONDS-Lady's sol. "a Ct, s75;
lady,s SOL y Ct. S175; mans sol;
Ct: s575: lady's plat, sol, 2ls Ct
S675; mans SOL. ga Ct. $3.50:
lady's SOL. 4a ct. S1,55o All
prices include mountings. Trades
accepted: LIvINGSToN & CO.
AND RUBY. art-carved
Music, $500 for quick sale, shown
By apt; only, UN, 34s0.
platinum mounting. $500; one ap-
Fam 'flst asb ssS Eli iass Sgss.et
81 Of each, set in platinum. Call
before 3. 10, o-7oo5.
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FLAGSTONE
Walks, patios. stone retaining walls
WALKER. JU. 7-6022. -12
FLAGSTONE WORK

Stone, cement walks. steps and
porches and tile drainage. ANGELO
MARUCCIO, SH. 1869.
FLOOR SANDERS, edgers and waxers
rented. Instructions by experienced
floor men. KENNEDY FLOOR CO..
709 Kennedy st, NV. RA. 4346.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing. cleaning
and waxing; reasonable rates; free
estimate. Call RA; 6795. --12
FLOOR SANDING. cleaning and wax
ing. old floors . speciality: reas
prices. r. NJ. OLIVER. Ii. 3-7071.
FLOORS CHEMICALLY REFINIsHED
like new without sanding; Is yrs. to
perfect: I'll prove IL on your floors
no mess, no noise; save floors
money. time; dry to walk on imme-
diately; work guaranteed. GE. 1900
FLOORS sANDED and finished: old
floors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE, WA. 1929.
FLOORS SANDED and finished: white
mechanics; special low prices. c. r.
COVER, WA. 6S6S any time.
FLOOR SERvICE--NothinR but the
best: laying. sanding, finishing.
cleaning: uarauet installation. Bruce
finishes FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS, INC. 1919 wisconsin ave.
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BOILERS

BOILERS
Large. variety good used heatin,
plants: radiators and pipe. ARROW
100 s. Capitol. Ii. $4,000 II
TOMBSTONE is applied with molds
You can have that stone. home fol
your home the most beautiful Of 81
yorIr ysrr,,ts street; ,o, sonds.one is iireproof
cost: long terms. Free estimate.
fnssLfuy ToL coNsTsacTMfNH sHsn MH eesS. e. esr es1;
Beth. ave, Bethesda. Md.
BOOkS-First edition of "Littll
WTSSmep TsSesf By Asott published 1888
BooKs-speciai s-day holiday sal,
other lots OF books from estates anc
similar sources. Wide variety, SC Il
a5c per book for quick sale: few
EsTATE sTla l'eBs Book 81 s. sAIEs Il 60 e sos zach
NV, Sun, Mon, Tues. 10 am. te
BOOKCASE. lse., 81: scatter rugs. S.
serv. table, S3. at 1909 Crittender
,ao St nw Free deliv: in D. c.
BooksHELvEs. ssoisGhii Ia M maple' stssl5 3oxs4
shelves, beautiful; yours for $50. Cal
today CO. 1926: wk. l1l2 14th NV
BOOKCASES, sectional, best makes
for office or home: reas. Today. CO
1925: wk. DI. 131". I112 14th n W.
BOOKCASES with shelves. .
with 9 shelves: all with recedine
glass fronts; So per shelf for ali
or SIS per shelf for unit Of or
shelves: 1925 Vermont ave. NV,
Room sos, Monday through Friday
BOOTS, hunting or riding boots. orig
Chippewa (StoegeD, Sk Z; worn
once. SIS. NO. l402.
BOTTLES, lars, Jugs; CAPS corks
r25 12h. st Sc AT. 95O6.
BRICKS, face and common. / or q
million ALASKA COAL q BRICK
CO. MA. 1886, OF. 1900.
BRICKS tused). from old boiler, 9Oct
good INQUIRE at PALACE LAUN-
DRY. 9th and H SITS. NV. Iii
Evening star., 1951-11-11

Bethesda Chevy Chase
.Washington's Large Antique
Dealer"-invites your inspec-
tion Of our big stock OF furni-
ture, glass, china, etc. At
sensible prices. Terms II de-
sired. Free. delivery. Extra
special: Old Captains chairs,
beautifully refinished. S22 so
each; poster bed, full size,
S35; pine 4-drawer chest, S35;
solid walnut chest, S47.50;
pine New England commode.
S3s 90; pine drop.lesf table.
in cherry. pine. walnut, maple.
mahog. and tulipwood. S2l5
Wis. ave. OIL. 2422, 10 am
. pm. CLOSED SUNDAYS.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcen..)

ASPHALT DRIyEWAYs and walks
work unexcelled; free estimates
Call oW. 50s2. Id
BRICK WORK in general: fireplaces
porches, retaining walls, concrete
work. Class A Jobs. RENALDI CO.
FIR. 2342. liz
BUILDING and remodeling; 35 years
experience. Sat. and Sun. all day
weekdays after n nm WA 0oan
Evening star., 1951-11-11
MlscEL. FOR SALE Cent,
ANTIQUE SPECIALS

ANTIQUE WALNUT BED, mattress
and springs. Pins chest, chairs,
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

SETTLED MAN AND WIFE; colofed
want lob as janitor; call HO; 33u5:
WOUNDED VETERAN COLORED' anc
wife desires small place TO take esIS
ianttor with stoker, good references
call RA 0l1o.
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AAA. ANA.A1AA oAArs
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DIAMOND SOLITAIRE, 1.35 csrats.
sacrifice. No dealers. Phone MI.
1882 or TIE. 54s7 afternoon.
DIAMONDS
BRACELETS
RINGS
WATCHES
FLAT AND
HOLLOWARE
COMPLETE
STOCK OF
WASHINGTON
JEWELLERS
RARE
OPPORTUNITY
TO BUY
FOR XMAS.
AT SACRIFICE
PRICES
25%-60%
OFF. WE ARE
REMODELING
NO ROOM
FOR STOCK
SMALL DEPOSIT
WILL HOLD
PURCHASE TILL
CHRISTMAS
LIVINGSTON g. co.
1923 H ST. NV
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BUILDING MATERIALS

OVERSTOCK SALE
Real values in new and used bldg.
and remodelinz materials. Plumb
ing fixtures. doors. 81 up: sash. soc
up: heating plants. radiators, plas-
ter board. pipe. soil pipe. I beams,
channels. 80 M. e. corrusated galv.
new rockwool insulation. S4 90 per
100 sa. It. Celotex. lumber all sizes
roofing paper. shingles, flooring
Visit our yard; open Sat. Delivery
service. 10eo dis. cash and carry
ARROW LUMBER co.
HOO s Capitol. Ii. $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-11-11
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
ADDITIONS

Porches, recreation rms. garages, 10
suit you. In Montgomery Co. area.
Reasonable. GE. 5076. Ia
ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture re-
paired and refinished. HO. 1854.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

BRIDGE SET, Samsonite table. beige
! matching chairs. good condItlcn:
S35. Sunday, / to 5 PM, 6912
4th st. NV. Ia. 2123.
BROILER, cleo, practically new, $40;
Elec. shaving mirror. So. ia. 2061
BUFFET, china closet. walnut Hep
plewhite. excel. cond. ia. 5-9410.
BUFFET. uuartered oak, good condi-
ton: must sell. moving. uN. 1921.
/. FUCKER LUMBER, 1920 wilson
blvd, near Key Bridge. JA.. 4-1234.
BUILDING MATERIAL, complete sum
kit. sink. Call after 10. OIL. 6603.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

DANNiNu LESSUNS. tremendous re-
duction, for 25 hours at ARTHUR
MURRAY'S, OR. 4131.
DAVENPORT. Krohler; xtra-large
size. opens into bed; brown and tan
mohair; slip cover incl. SIS or best
DESK, lse. ofice. nah. top. type
table. Sl5. NO. 14o2.
DESK. go in. steel and filing cabi-
net. Very good condition. Phone
FA. 1900
DEsK-3.drawer, typewriter dror
head. $50 Call JU. 1884.
DESKS-DESKS-A kinds. ONCE
chairs, any kind. Filing cabinets.
Today. CO. 1925. Week. 1112 14th
DESK-Typewriter desk. fine solid
walnut swivel chair desk lamp;
sacrifice. today. $50; excellent cond D.
real bargain. Also typewriter stand.
like new. SO. 10. 9-S553
DESK-Typewriter desk, solid walnut,
in excellent cond.. cost over 500,
sacrifice today. $50; also typewriter
floor stand tmetaU, with side table.
new cond; S12. 10. 1853.
DESK. child's maple rolltop, and
swivel chair. large size, practically
new: S22. RA. 6237.
Evening star., 1951-11-11
CAMERAS

CAMERAS
24-Hr. Color Finishing
There's New Crystal Beauty In China
Porcelain Made from your Koda-
chrome Ansco Color or Ektachrome
Transparencies Ansco Color Film
Processing 81 per roll by mail or
bring In and see our Color Print
Insist on "America's Fayorite Color
Print. Sold all over America. Tape
recorders. Rentals.
Chinacolor Laboratories
715 KENNEDY ST. NV EA. 1000
Evening star., 1951-11-11
BRICKS

Good used bricks, any quantity,
Evening star., 1951-11-11
NEW
NEW
BUILDING MATERIAL
CLEARANCE SALE

CLEARANCE SALE
For one week only o 2-pc. powder
rm. set consisting of new first quail
ity close-htting toilet and wasi
$50 per 1000. Uncleaned 2x3s suit.
able for framing and partitioning. Z
cents hneal IT. Excellent used oal
flooring, clean. Is cents so. IT. Slatt
roofing. Marble. Radiators. Fur
naces. Pipes. 2 It.. 8 in. x 6 #. 6
ST each and up. Open ali day sat;
weekdays, z am. to 5 pm. ABCD
CORP. 1891 Jefferson Davis hwy.
Arl., Va. OF. S765. IL
Evening star., 1951-11-11

FILES, 5x8, Axe, 3x5
Hold approx 10000 cards each cab.
met. Must sell Reas. RE. 1921.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

APPLES AND CIDER
Crispy. juicy apples. direct from
orchard, fresh sweet sparkling cider
CHILCOTTS ORCHARD located on
Chain Bridge rd. fRt. 1881. bet
Vienna and Fairfax. Va. Vienna
Evening star., 1951-11-11
DANCE LESSONS

struction at Don Pallini's. valued
| at $3.50. Leaving Washington Nov.
| is. Will sacrifice for $3.50 or best
! offer. Box l94-V, Star
Evening star., 1951-11-11

FILES, LEGAL LETTER
food condition. reasonable. RE. 1921.
CONTINUED on Next Pagsl
Evening star., 1951-11-11
BUSINESS SERVICES

Home Calls. So. AP. s72s.
After 6 PM. Call WA. 4040.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

Oliver cletrac; mode
DC: used; in good operating con.
dition. $3.50. Call RA 67O3,
Evening star., 1951-03-04
Gen. Fleming Selected
In Place Of Vincent
As COSTA Rica Envoy
BY the Associated Press


Undersecretary of Commerce
Philip B. Fleming is slated to be-
come Ambassador to Costa Rica
officials said yesterday.
Gen. Fleming was formerly
head of the Public Roads Admin
istration and is one of the
staunchest administration advo-
fcates of completing the Pan
American Highway to Panama
He had held a number of other
Government posts.
officials said his nomination Is
expected to be sent to the Senate
by the President sometime this
week.
Vincent Appointment Switched.
Gen. Fleming would replace Jo-
seph Flack in Costa Rica. Mr.
Flack was transferred to Poland
about a year ago. and the post has
been vacant ever since.
Originally John Carter Vincent
currently Minister to Switzerland
and a target of Senator McCar-
thy's Communists-in-Government
charges, was picked to go to Costa
Rica.
The Costa Rican government
had given it's preliminary assent
to the appointment But at the
last minute the State Department
switched plans, apparently to
avoid a Senate fight over Mr.
Vincent's nomination.
Sent to Tangier.
The department announced
Friday Mr.. Vincent was being
transferred to Tangier as United
States diplomatic agent. The
post requires no Senate conf1rma-
tion.
Mr.. Vincent was moved to make
way for Richard c. Patterson,
formerly Ambassador to Guate-
mala. who has been nominated
for the Swiss post.
This would be Gen. Fleming S
first diplomatic assignment.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
Buyers Resistance Blamed
For 0versuppIy Of N Sets
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 3. - The
television industry, which faces
production cutbacks and shortages
later this year, is running into an
overSupply of sets caused by buyer
resistance.
A check of manufacturers
showed some have reduced output
while others plan curtailments
These manufacturers said the
public was shying away from
more expensive models. However,
several insisted they still are SELL
ing all the sets they can make.
The Radio -Television Manufac-
turers Association said January
output had dropped to 639 ,499
sets from a monthly average OF
811, 1856 during the fourth quarter
of last year. However, the current
production rate was still above the
corresponding period a year ago.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
Signal System Failure
| SnarIs Downtown Traffic

Failure of signal lights caused
traffic tie-ups downtown yester-
day afternoon. The section from
Pennsylvania avenue to X street
and from Ninth to Thirteenth
streets NV. was affected.
The tie-up was blamed on cable
trouble, caused either by the
weather or grounding of the elec-
tricity.
Lights on E street were re-
stored about 2::25 pm, with most
other signals back in commission
by late afternoon.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-01-13

DR.. F. E. Pinson, Jr. has recent
ly opened his suite of offices over
the NJ. L. S. Drug Store, 1903 Lynch
Street, Jackson, Mississippi, for the
practice of medicine and surgery,
in conjunction with DR.. j. w. Davis,
Doctor of Dental Surgery. DR.. Pin
son has been practicing in Vicks-
burg, Mississippi for the past five
years with his father, DR.. F. E.
Pinson, ST., as the junior member
of the partnership Drs., Pinson &
Pinson. DR.. Pinson, Jr., who is a
native of Vicksburg, received his
B. S. Degree from Tougaloo Col
lege; His medical Degree at Mehar-
ry Medical College where he fin
ished in 1914 with honors, having
been elected a member of the
Kappa Pi Honorary Society for
scholarship. His inferno work was
done at Hubbard Hospital, Nash
vile, Tennessee. Besides his gener-
al practice, DR.. Pinson, in his work
places special emphasis on the dis
eases of women and children, hav-
ing over the years attended various
post graduate courses in these
fields. The location of his office
at its present site brings to realiza-
ton long felt need for closer and
adequate medical service for the
Negro citizenry of Washington and
adjacent additions.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-01-13
Liberia To-.
Continued from Page One)

(COnClnueQ from rage Ouet
Abyomi Cassell, Liberian govern
ment economist, Charles D. Sher-
man and Secretary of public works
Henry B. Duncan with officers in
the U. S. State department have
been concluded.
Practically full agreement has
been reached and only the matter
of signing of the documents re-
mains. u. S. Ambassador Edward
r. Dudley has figured prominently
in the discussions as has Liberian
Ambassador C. d. B. King.
Liberia was selected as the first
country to have a program worked
out because the United States for
the past five years has been carry
ing on a similar program on a
smaller scale there.
An economic mission under Os-
car Meier and a health mission
formerly headed by Col. John West
and now directed by DR.. Hildros A.
Poindexter, were ideal examples of
the United States hopes to do under
Point ~. The decision was reached
therefore, to make the Liberian ex-
pertinent a guinea pig of what can
be done in other undeveloped areas
of the world.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-01-13
Local Group
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One)
Sampson, Placards and Display,
Advance Gifts Committee Mr.. NJ.
j. Lylles, Mr.. Fred Scott and Mrs.
Viola Summers, Fraternities,
Chamber of Commerce and other
organizations will be headed by
Mrs. Ruth Sanders, Miss Beverly
Robertson, Mrs. Hilda Gilmore,
Miss Lottie Williams and Mrs. Rose
Robinson, Mr.. Morice Monroe, Cen
eral Activities, Mr.. Rice Of Jack
son College, Schools and Colleges,
Mr.. Walter White, Publicity.
The schedule includes the fol-
lowing: Placards showing a Little
Negro Child victim of Polio will be
displayed on Taxi Cabs and in Bust
ness Houses Coin containers will
be placed in Business Houses and
Pocket Coin containers fastened
on Clerks. Walters and Mattresses.
The Street Committee on Mile of
Dimes will locate Booths on various
street corners in the Negro Bust
ness Section on Jan. 80, 1851. The
Administrator Plans "The Moth
ers' March on Polio. At seven PM.
Sirens will blow on that date. A
mother in each Block will cover her
respective block and collect coins
where the porch lights are turned
on. Zone Captains will have the
Negro Blocks equally distributed a
mong them. The mother in the zone
will be responsible to her zone
captain. Zone captains will include
the following persons who are con-
tacting the mothers: South West
Jackson, Mr.. G. L. Emanuel of
Campbell College, Mr.. Roscoe Will
liams of Campbell College. The
Central West District will include
Mr.. George Terry of Campbell Col
lege and Mr.. Charles H. Wilson
of Lanier High School. The North
and North West Section will in
clude Mr.. Walter White of Missis-
sippi Baptist Summary. Others aid
ing the Zone Captains in lining up
the mothers are Mr.. Ozell Griffith
and Mr.. Johnny Weathersby of
Campbell College and their CO.
workers which will be to the extent
that all Negro areas will be cover
ed.
On January 10, 1851 Mr.. Charles
Bynum, of New York City, Direc-
tor of Inter-racial Activities for
the National Foundation will speak
at mass meeting in support of
the Drive, at Central Methodist
Church on North Parish Street at
800 PM. Mr.. Bynum is an out
standing Negro and American who
for several years held this import
ant National Position and once
served as Secretary to the Presi-
dent, Tuskegee Institute.
Indications clearly show that
standing room will be doubtful to
those who come late.
The following physicians and
dentists of Jackson has highly en-
dorsed this drive and have agreed
to give their full support: DR.. c..
B. Christian, DR.. A. B. Britton,
DR.. A. M. Hall, DIR. r. o. Williams,
DR.. F. E. Penson Jr., DR.. w. E.
Miller, DR.. M. F. Atwood, DR.. O..
F. Smith, DR.. c. L. Barnes, DR.. G.
A. Price
DR.. A. M. Mccoy, DR.. M. n.
Jones, DR.. E. w. Johnson, DR.. J.
w. Davis. The Local Nurses have
also pledged their support. The
ministers of the city are lending
their support. Many Polio Victims
who have been aided by the Foun-
dation will be on hand throughout
the Drive to offer Testimonials.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-01-13

The eight items in polio and its
March fight
paralysis funds the millions have
education
YOU until
disease Joining 1851 March of Dimes
Evening star., 1951-08-17

CHEVROLET 1888 coupe; looks and
runs like new: S95. BRENTWOOD
WHOLESALERS. 1910 R. I. ave. n. e.
and h.: signal lights; IS, 900 actual
miles; beautiful jet-black finish; car
absolutely same as brand-new
throughout; S1,195. BELL MOTORS
CO., 5010 Wis. ave, WO. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
AUTO e. TRUCKS WANTED

CLEAN CARS WANTED-Lumberton
n. c., dealer will pay the absolute
top price for prewar cars. CAN
TU. 1925. MR.. WILLIAMS. -2l
MECHANIC HAS CASH for l946 to
1851 wrecked, burned, or rundown
soTTHERS eaE # RSsasP1aSIf %raIFR Ju i 754S4
week, viii pay highest cash prices
for clean cars. any make or model.
Call ia. 4S01.
CADILLAC 194s conv. wanted from
pvt. owner. Phone JE. 3-92O4. -l9
PRIVATE PARTY wants moderate
priced l94S749 q car; cash. No deal
erS. lie. 2l96. -19
FROM OVERSEAS, want
4-door sedan, Sl,50O-S2, 900 price
range Cash deal. Box. ABE. Star.
DODGE WANTED-Will pay, highest
Ssl1op Sash price for any model. KIRK
PoSTiaaCcss' wANrEp-wm nav high.
est cash price for any model KIRK
MoToR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. NV.
BUicKS WANTED-wm pay h,shes,
cash price for any model. KIRK
MoToR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. NV,
FoRDs WANTED-wn pay htshes,
cash price for any model. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. NV,
WESTERN BUYER has tmmed cash
foS nice low-mileage cars. NORRIS
PLYMOUTHS WANTED - win pay
highest cash price for any model.
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave.
pREwiak RiE:i IA c.RS 4s9S' v.rt., ,,.,, ,.,
atey RrrtGn top m G Gos4 asaer cs viii Pay sbSs sPSS
MR.: WILLIAMS Do
CHEyROLETS WANTED-win pay
highest cash price for any model
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave
WoTLD Wosa .uIddS LIKE as,ts to buy one postwar
model is of no Importance as long
as the car is clean. Immed. cash
Call Mr.. EdmonSton. LOGAN MO
TOR CO.. D1 0731. iii 18th St.
viRGINIANs-Betore selling your mIr car
MoNps MoToRs " sef our tFoPdS Pdlce' wi1s6n E0,
Blyd. at N Jackson. Arl., Va. CH
1900 (dlr. lie. 96D
DODGE 1851 R-ton panel; color
se6 PsS6 mas Hth gld oIfaG5 drive Less than sG
Win sell for ST 500 Sundays and and
after g., call Lo. 3-9241; weekdsys
FAIR HONEST APPRAISALS of all
makes Of cars are assured al
MecIkEE:-PoONT1AC. Nc 1884 L st. NV,
FOR WARM WELCOME and cold
cash see or call US before selling
your car, HA1NES MOTOR CO..
$500 Bladensburg I'd, Cottage City
Md. WA, $500 or 16 Mass. ave. NV.
ST; 22ss. Open ewes. and Sunday
l94S TO l951-All makes. Drive in
with your title for more cash, or
VIII pay on bal. WOLFE MOTORS.
d2th and K sts. NV. EX. 5562,
CHRYSLERS WANTED - win pay
highest cash price for any model.
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave.
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars, any
make. any model See Mr.. Dunnin-
gan, ROYAL MOTORS. INC. 400
Georgla ave. NV. TU. 243S.
WE WILL PAY the highest possible
price for used Chevrolets. Fords and
plymouths.. Drive in. Appraiser on
the property. CHEVY CHASE MO
TOR CO. 7725 wis. ave. OIL. 81 90.
USED CARS. any make or model
needed esS a,,I iImtmedistely; win pay high
Mr.. Fury. NE. 572S. III