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Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
Giants May Have
Only Two Negroes
On Team In 1852

New k-(CNSl-The new
Leo Duroeher has already an
uounced that there are gong to
be some changes in the Giants in
50. To make way for the new
talent that is being sought this
Winter some of the old is going
to have to go. High on the ex-
pendable list is regarded Henry
Hank Thompson, whose showing
N the World Series was none too
good With Rafael Noble in the
doubtful category this may reduce
the number Of Negroes on the
C ants from four TO two, leaving
only sensational Monte Irwin and
amazir Willie Mays to carry on
The Series showed an important
weakness in the GIANTS-a lack
in reserve talent. With Don Muel-
Ter hurt-rand he had been an i'm
portant factor in the Giant pen
nant drive-Duroeher had to go
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
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es an all time high in Methodist
circles in this city, The member
ship has practically doubled dur
ing DIR. Blakely's ministry. A
church mortgage of $4,000 was
paid in the fourth year of his ad-
ministration. The physical plant
has been greatly improved and
recently beautified.
DIR. Blakely has interested him
self in the general welfare of the
people of all races and denomina'
tons and has been honored by his
church in being one of its dele
gates in the organization Of the
World Council Of Churches in
Amsterdam, Holland. He is one
of the outstanding candidates for
the Bishopric in the connection
having been endorsed this year by
conferences in California, Texas,
Kentucky and Tennessee, Nebras.
ka and Iowa.
The choirs Of the church will
be in charge of the service at
$50 p. m. and the Stamp-Baxter
Melody boys and other quartetts
will appear in concert at 800 p.
m. The church will entertain the
Arkansas Annual conference be-
ginning Wednesday, October oath.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19

IltIu. 4 HIS W 40 Aihiih fSPtfNN
for he had been sent back 10
Minneapolis twice this seasoa u
Get his bearings But again Han.
didn't make the grade He hit an
anemic La during the SIX gam IS
and made two costly errors. H
couldn't buy base hit against
left handed pitcher Duroche: will
hardly string along with this non
sense.
As for Rafael Noble, he was
such a sucker for curve ball
that with the bases loaded in toe
final inning, he famed before
Johnny SANS sweeping hooks. II
Noble goes. it will be because the
Giants are in such desperate need
of a pinch hitter that can produce,
Lippy will spare nothing and no
one to get one or maybe Two.
AS for Irwin, the voluble Duro'
cher really goes starry eyed when
talking about Monte, He calls IL
win his jewel, period. Certainly
the way Monies been hitting he
deserves such moniker. Will
Willie Mays, Durocher will have
a lot to do to bolster the kids
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
Arkansas
CONTINUED from page one)

OOntlnucu iipin p"so '
s~ fell from the fingers of Jones
in the inzone.
southern kicked to the rs and
walker returned to the 90, to
oorn the second half. Johnsons
attempt to contact a receiver fail-
I'd three times. Davis was forced
In kick. and the ball landed on
the 81. Williams with the ball
ON the 81 threw the oval that con
oected with Hawkins on tine Ark
ansas IS, and finally placed the
ball on the 7. Robinson went a.
round right end to score. Williams
kicked the extra.
With the ball on the mldstripe'
two minutes after the Southern
score. Van johnson handed the
ball to Mccarthy who ended on
the 80. johnson heaved a spiral
TO Jones that was good for eleven
yards. Mixing his plays well,
johnson handed off to Herman
Bradford that sent him around
fisht end for the I'd untouched.
To even the score, Davis booted
thru the uprights.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
Smith Act Hurts
Negro's Fight For
Emancipation

Two prominent Negro attorneys
Richard Westbrooks. Chairman
of the Civil Rights committee Of
Abe National bar association and
Earl p. Dickerson. former Chi
cago City couneilman-have filed
a friend-of-the-eourt brief sup
porting the application for SUI
preme Court re,hearing on the
constitutionality OF the Smith Act
In the case of the eleven Com
munist leaders.
Westbrooks and Diekerson de-
clared in their brief that the
courts approval Of the Smith ACT
III allowed to stand, is bound TO
have disastrous impact upon the
eepiury-old struggle of the Ne
uo people for complete emanei-
cation"
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
Cicero
CONTINUED from page onel
Special Grand Jury Appointed

5PGtlAI NhPPohass~
Last week U. S. District Judge
John P. Barnes ordered the i'm.
panelling of a special federal
grand jury TO investigate the
riots and appointed a special pro-
seeutor for the federal govern
ment. The prosecutor, Leo F. Tier
ney. a Chicago lawyer who for
merly served as an antitrust law
yer for the Department Of JUS
tiee. is to have the title of special
assistant to the encouragement.
The grand jury will convene at
1870 p. M. on October %
At the request Of the criminal
division of the Department of
Justice, Judge Barnes also order
ed the postponement of the civil
suit for damages filed by the MA
ACP on behalf Of the Clarks. as
well as the suit charging Cicero
officials with contempt for VIC
lation Of Judge Barnes order to
protect the Clarks' right to move
into their Cicero apartment. These
suits have been re-scheduled for
December IL.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
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est enemies OF full political and
economic citizenship" declared
the Rev. Vincent J. O'Connell, S
M. II New Orleans 10 delegates TO
the sixth annual Workers Educa-
ZION institute.
He said that Il is the moral duty
OF Congress TO pass FEPC legisla.
ton and outlined religious teach
ing on social justice. Father o.
Council was principal speaker OF
the Saturday nigh, banquet OF the
fwo-day institute sponsored by the
Louisiana Conference for Labor
Education. He is chairman of the
Industrial Relations Department
OF the Catholic Committee OF
the South.
Congressman William l.. Daw-
son was among the labor leaders,
Urban League officials, educators
and sociologists who took part In
other portions Of the institute, ar
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
Panky Addition
Dot Turner

Dot Turner
Panky citizens are very proud
of the Silver Star gospel singers.
The members of the group are
Odell Harris, Henderson Harris.
Sylvester Harris, Isiah Parker,
Lewis Douglas and John B. Par
IRISH who is manager. They can
be heard every Sunday morning
at 6:45 over station KXLR.....A
baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Douglas, jr. OF De-
troit. Michigan, former residents
Of Panky addition John Tyler
has accepted a teaching position
in Sparkman Mr.. Tyler finished
Panky school, Dunbar high school
and Philandcr Smith college. He
is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Tyler.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19

and Sunday nights is doing, The
Morocco is jumping with such
stars as Betty miss Blues Ford,
direct from Columbus, Ohio, who
has recently finished tour Of
the south's outstanding clubs
where she won a battle of blues
contest from the Big Wheel. Joe
Turner of New Orleans is one of
the featured singers of the show.
(Baby Brown Body Christene
Henderson, exotic torso tWister,
direct from Cleveland draws many
applauds from the audience. The
club members and their friends
heard Willie Johnson, the wild
sax man, from Detroit blow
Danny Boy and saw Billy Rob-
inson and his famous dance. Also
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19

Tough. served in the First Marine
division in Korea II months of his
two years service He fought his
way out of a Chinese trap last
winter and has fought in three
battles since that time. He was
wounded in May and returned
to active duty on July 27. He
will return to his camp in New
Jersey this month where ne will
be stationed on Marine guard duty
He is spending a very enjoyable
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19

again. He SUCK by him through
right down the wire in the Ser
les though Willie was pathetic.
Make no mistake about it,
Durocher is no lover Of the race,
He looks for talent and hats al
That he had four talented Ne
groes on his team-and an all
tan outfield when Thompson
played right field-simp'y meant
to him that they were the four
best guys he could find, If two
are to go, it also SIMPLY means
that he has found in the two guys
who replace them, De ter pall
players
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
npne MlrhN
cewses Offered
Dy Red Cross

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Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19

GVasessseSS 49, R~0V
samuel Baptist church of this
city. Rev. E. c. Dyer. pastor.
Miss Scott entered Arkansas
Baptist college in 1912 and grad
uated from the junior college in
1914. She then taught in the
Child's public school in Banks
aad was principal Of the Davis
public school in Gravel Ridge. She
re-entered Baptist college and re-
ceived her B. S. degree in edu-
cation and immediately entered
the University of Wisconsin.
For three years Miss Scott has
served as secretary to the presi-
dent OF Arkansas Baptist college
and Is presently serving as regis
frar Of the institution.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
Who Will Be Little Rocks Man And Woman of The Year
! 5Isl Ji1lcro IS Dead
Supreme cowt
Agrees To Her
6oyeIsl,d AppeaI

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Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
7vVISUo10S Cv01n1C
Visits Parents

Cpl William T Jackson, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. jackson, l424
Vine street, North Little Rock, Is
home visiting his parents. Cpl
Jackson who is on a 80 day fur
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19

ranged by DIR. George Snowden,
executive director Of the Logisl-
ana conference for Labor eduea,
ton.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
Floor Show At
Club Morocco
Draws Crowd

II at first you don't succeed,
try try again. That is what Ed.
die LeMonte, the producer OF
the floor shows staged At the Club
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
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Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19

graduate OF Jones high school and
attended Dunbar junior college
for one year.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
Read The PRESS
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circles under eyes, and swollen ankles due
10 nen-ofganlc and non-systemic Kidney and
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satisfaction OF money back guaranteed. ASk
your druggist for cystex today.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19

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Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
so SORRY Please

The famous Original Wal
colt Rabbit Foot Minstrel
scheduled to play here this
month will be unable to
show. According to the man.
agement, the famous min
strel is booked solid during
the season, and will not be
able to release itself from its
original schedule, but with
out a doubt will make Little
Rock on its next road trip.
Thanks.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
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Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
A. l.. BATCH'S

A. l.. BATCH'S
UPHOLSTERING G.
REFINISHING SHOP
Offering for the Next IS Days
Your UphoIsterlne Work Done
on Easy Credit Terms. We Al
so Have Furniture for Sale as
Little as $1.00 Down and S1.O0
Weekly.
Pick Up and Deliver
Bus. Phi. 2-2705 - Res 5-4397
1902 W. 9th ST., Little Rock
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Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19

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Evening star., 1951-02-14

Picks, 81: shovelS.. 81; axes, 81 so;
tarps, motors, hammers, 10000
other bargains. At Washington S
only surplus tool warehouse. GIcH-
TELEvISION-New. in factory sealed
MOUNT CO; 2150 Georgia ave. NV.
discount house"
TELEVISION-10-i table model,
M1 1g49' ea Emerson. mahogany. Ss5'
Tv. r. 1Sss" ssol' RcA, 1850 console, in ma
hogany finish. best offer. ov. ol6b
acknowledgements up to a5%
on brand-new ,television sets and
radios: All fully guaranteed; cash
TEEVs1oS Il EfMs y TO 1855 Pe ra
Bethesda. Md. OIL. 1904.
TELEvIsION, 1850 Stromberg-Carl-
son, ,l9-tnch screen, blond mahog.
console; Ses5. Call AL. 530s. Must
TELEVisION RENTAL-S5 per wk.;
s4a z4is denosi' canS sEs DoWps 6p TEdEV1s1oN sdG
TELEvIslON-some 1850 models at
3-ways and 19-inch sets. greatly
reduced: long easy terms. Call 10.
2-l1s7 for free nome demonstra-
ton. E. j READ g. SONS. 3014
Nichols ave. sc Open till pm.
TELEYISION, Capehart, 12h-in. Ia
bic model, lined oak cabinet. 1850
model; $500. Also Army officers
short coat. size 81. ia. S-6644
TELEvIsIoN SETS UP to 4oR on;
2-year service on all models. Last
years models slashed Many floor
samples and demonstrators. Free
home demonstration. EASY terms
Open ewes. until g.. ROYAL AP-
Sc. LU. 4-7O00.
TV. Tin. -phonograph combi-
nation, AM-FM. slightly used; orig
inally $500; moving, must sell be-
fcre Feb. 15; first S100 or best offer.
AID. 0403,
Evening star., 1951-02-14
ROOMS FuRNIsHED-N.W.

1905 HOBART ST. N.W.-Sgle. and
dble. rms; men only; innerspring
mats; clean. warm; $25 mo. Ho.
ao3e NEW HAMp. AVE, Apt. 1o5-
a. sbovss xsfpTn nbStss ToSm d5ss
1909 22nd N.W.-very convenient.
clean, single, So; 1st a. front dble..
twin beds, ST.. RE. 9s85; Me. 1850.
i44o KENNEDY ST. NV dble,
rms r and Tlah aan pyt nrivsses. hata H. 51bS S
1928 1eth ST. N.w.-cheerfui sleep
Ing ing sobtb sna Ink IN rooms; aass $40 and ss4e
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1875 RIGGS pl;-
s1af ssmpvt sfs sath stqeiS s4S mo 1m run 5 water
1910 r sT. NV. The churchill"-
clean single rooms; maid service; 81
WILSON HOUSE, 1922 18th ST.
as s{S' Raub 5i SaS: sso xisS sas SaR SsB 1ss $50
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, 1912 New
Hampshire ave. n w.-Newly deco.
rated rooms; daily maid SERVICE and
ssi s.j:ehbnara a6n n1Mn;s ;srytee NO s2ee
Tk:; dbie. 81 50 ca. wk. Conf, sep
Mt Pleasant eaEline AID. 1880
desiring quiet. well;ordered Chris
!tn tisn hs, home Lge; Lge;;,. bed-sittIng ran rm
connecting bath and shower; over
sSsSsns ss5 mo l0Es EM sssfsa4sn $685. ra opona
GEORGETOWN AREA-A lge. attrac-
tive front rm.., pvt; home; Suitable
for l or 2 girls. OR. osS7 or EN-.
GLOVER PARK-sgle., clean. conf,
inner spr. mattress; semi-pvt. bath.
5ooS 1It6 ST. NV. single room with
running water; 2nd floor, GE. 1904
MAYFLowER VIC. 1910 N st., large
1l24 W ST. room for single gentle
as1.sn man Can "a after eh & ao an,t ts45o l5 .x5
Trans transporsstion sSxfo 81 S. S0Ps No % s54s 1z i
5O19 3rd ST, attractively furn. dou-
BILE front rm. with pvt. bath: nr.
ofESsTE tP i sTATIEh iarn noTEI snT. 1oee
next bath. for ladies: reas. 49,
ing privil.; 2 gentlemen: nr. 14th
and Decatur SITS. NV. ia. 9512. 30
SHEPHERD PARK, near Walter Reed.
Beautifully furn. rm.. twin beds.
privil. Couple or two girls. Ref
1890 Kalmia I'd. NV. GE. 1873.
18th ST. NV, 1901; downtown; Apt.
55oes; . ssemi-pvt. bath; pvt, family.
DSoWNSToo1WlN So1l Best location; Very
reasenabls; BILE sele; v and dble. l n rms; !;
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1906 New Hamp-
shire ave. .n.w.-Large rm. with sep
arate kitchen. suitable for 3; large
rm. with pvt. bath and pvt. en-
trance. double or triple. lie
OFFICERS WIDOW has twin-bed rm..
pvt. bath, shower. .S65; sgle. rm..
$40; clean. cheerful home; garage.
1924 18th St, NV. ia. 3795.
1855 p ST. NV, Dupont Manor
Bright. well-furn. front rm.; next
1472 NEWTON sT. N.w.-Large rm.;
2nd A.: twin beds; next to bath;
MAN EXECUTIvE-In pvt. apt. in
exclusive apt. bldg: restricted; $40;
near Dupont Underpass. co. 0815
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-sgle. rm.; 3rd
A.; suitable l man: unlim: phone;
conv. transp.; S2b mo. OR. $500
Evening star., 1951-02-14
BRICKS

1 million good used bricks. Call us
where brick can be seen; will also
deliver. ACE WRECKING & BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO, 4002 Mlnne-
sofa ave. e., LU. 4-0500. -l6
RIIILDING MATERIAL-Select OAK
fooring S255 per mbf: clear oak
flooring S265 on one thousand it
of more. LA 6-4900. -15
Evening star., 1951-02-14
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont,

WYOMING AVE. MANsIoN-single,
private bath, 1st floor (enter through
bsmt.); newly decorated; new furni-
ture; radiant fire heat; lovely home;
$35; another. $45; men. DU. 81 SO.
NICELY FURN. 2nd-h. rm.. adj. semi
pvt bath; gentle home; reas.: ]
empl. adult; laun. priyil. GE. AHA.
GEORGETOWN, 1927 N st. NV
Large room. nicely furn., twin beds;
eenv. tTiT tTansp; sr immsdiatelyi Z I WV WV
water nH Msf@ shDweT ssls $40 rm mo- 1nn,ns i5
FARMINGTON. 1924 18th st. NV.
near Dupont Circle-Maid service,
24-hr. switchboard; lge. comfort
ssble rms; sgls.. $50 l6 Mk6 up; dble.,
1sos N NEW ", nxMpsHrRE AVE. NV,
Dupont Circle area - Extra-,arse
14lD R. /. AVE. N.W.-Comfy quar-
ters for men; see for yourself; show
ers; study room; downtown loca.;
1913 sIs / msi sr. u. uSS..w.-comfortable. hs clean
only $3.50 weekly. lis
1850 GIRARD ST. N.W.-'The Palmer
House." Comfortable. clean: front
twin bedrm. nr. bath; reasonable;
1924 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Attractiye
clean. warm; sgl; room, near bath;
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1886 N, H. ave
bT b,sb snSIe Rsesses aosee M and ss sER'e nefs
MASTER BEDRM., nicely furn;: pvt
bath; 5 windows; on bus; gentleman
l7ss VS. EYE EYE a5ief II. S.Ma1Lse,, Pm bright.
front twin-bed rm.. next bath. ise.
closet. maid and elevator service.
CONN. CATHEDRAL AYES. - Com
Portable rm.. huge closet; near show
er bath; S35 mo-. Man. HO. 33os.
young Govt. employed lady or nurse.
Convenient location.
GEORGETOWN HOSP. vic; attrac:
phone; conv. transp. OR. 5751. lie
1857 PARK RD. N.W.-Large rm.,
Hollywood beds. for 2 working girls
Or working men; No 1883. IA
oT sreetssr ra8sT soopnx
1ii5 CHIFFON sT;-Nicely furnished
singles and doubles, next bath; "a
block carline.. HU. 97s7. Ia
GEORGETOWN-An attrac. rm. on
sbovef snd f. ,sS adj .e senipvt pSeneman easn Vish
busiine. DU. 1854 after 4 pm,
1853 MONROE ST. N.W.-one large
front room, twin beds; SO for two
NICELY FURN. RIM. suitable married
Con-; cony. tr Trans; TEiT pri1iIss DE. o2s5. lib
1916 sand ST., Off Mass. ave
Front rm. with pvt. shr. rm.; dnle''
SSs No. sERN,ggEFn safh gzs s4gR FRONT bed
rooA close to two busliness, 10
min. from downtown. two closets.
1sas IL i osf 81. N.w.-rarse room, semi:
RE. 4739 after $50. ia
double room very desirable loca,,
tion. parking space for cars. Call
downtown. 1917 VT. AVE. NV
Single rooms. running water, adj.
shower; empl. adults; 81. $3.50 wkly.
Si4 wkiy. EX. 8746. -19.
1888 IRVING ST., single. nicely
furn., pvt, Frigidaire, coffee priyil
det. home; breakfast, laun. privil: +;
Ga. Alaska bus "a blk. GE, 1923
Mr.. wARDMAN PARK-2s13 27th
st. NV: clean. attrac.. lge. rm.. twin
beds. semipvt. bath: pvt. home. Id
2147 F ST. N.W.-Small. single. stu.
dio rm.; refgr.. radio or TV; so.
Larger rm., S15. Ex. 0653. -19
Evening star., 1951-02-14
RMS, HOUSEKEEPING (cons., /,

324O HIATT PL. N.W.--corner of
PIX. rd., between 14th and 18th st.
NV. One rm. and equip. kit, gas
stove, elec. refgr Pleasant surround
ings for 2 young ladies'. Reas. 30
5004 18th ST. N.W:-Lge: furn: rm.
and kit. semipvt. bath. suitable
for 2; cony; located; telephone.
1343 L ST. N.W.-Lovely lge. Ink.
rm:; refgr.. stove. linens; downtown.
LARGE ARG sgiGS FRONT II ROOM. refsr., sink,
range; next bath: utilities furn.;
conv. location; infant allowed; no
drinking parties; $1,000 o week.
ME. 5096. 419 9th st. s.w. Ia
2147 r ST. NV or 3 persons.
$15-$21 wk. Studio rm.. refgr
radio or TV. EX. 0653. is
COLoRED-FURN. Ink. RMS, all
sections Of city; $3.50 wk. up. 10
3-6761. lie
COLORED--2 NICELY FURNISHED
ROOMS, with stove and refrigerator;
adults or couple. GE. 7340. --17
Evening star., 1951-02-14
GEORGETOWN

Beautiful studio living rm. 20x30. 5
windows, pvt. bath; excel. transp: j:
suit. executive man; avail. Feb. 27 !;
private gentle home. AID: ls46. -16
COLORED-NICE single front rm.
for empl. gentleman or lady. Pleas
ant surroundings at q reasonable
CoLORED-LARGE FURN. RIM, all
privileges: no objection to. child:
near 18th and Columbia I'd. AID.
coLoRED-LARGE FURN. RIM. suit
able for couple; cooking privils;
Frigidaire service. 1909 Belmont st.
CoLORED-NICELY FURN. FRONT
room with twin beds for Q refined
girls: home privils.; SO per week ca.
Linens furnished. AID. 1888. -l5
COLORED-Attraetiv room, suitable
couple or single, child considered. "A
block 14th and You: privils,; Ii.
CoLoRRfE;D-RM. FOR EMPL. gentle
man, No drinking: AID. 2976: lie
COLORED-WARDE ST. NV. Lge.
End fl. rm.: empl. ladies or gentle
men. Use Of kit. and telephone. S35
CoIoRED - LARGE FURN. ROOM
for man or woman. Near 18th and
You Transportation. DE. 1882.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED

1909 list ST, Brentwood-Liv. rm.,
bedrm fully equip. kit $50 q
mo-; incl. utils. WA. 1852. Ia
COL FLOWER AVE-. Takoma Park,
Md p bedrms., liv. rm. with fire
place. dining rm., kitchen and bath;
500 mo. Call r. A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtors. Ma. 5000. is
1-BEDRM. APT. IN S.E.-very rea-
sonable rent to person purchasing
complete furnishings. 10. 2-19S4
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MIscELLANEoUs For SALE

SOFA-Duncan Phyfe; solid mahog.
any; practically new, with custom
made slipcovers. S175. SH. 60S5
SOFA-Brand-n Simmons Hide-a-
bed. sac, S175: 6-pc. bedrm., mod.
blond. Serta mattr. (never usedl.
sac, $225: new rubberfoam mattr.,
set, sac, S125. HU. 5000. lib
STEAMER TRUNK, beautiful Wheary
$50. Jo. 2e612o. i Barnacle Green
s.w. Is"
STOKER-Anchor Kolstoker. manu-.
factured by Anchor Stove 81 Range
Co. Practically new. Cheap. AD
sTESorYPE. sTrEaSSSoirYPE late model. recondi.
toned. guaranteed S42.5o UNITEL
TYPEWRITER CO. a13 f4th st
NV
STROLLER, Thayer. twin. brand -nev
cond., cost S35; sell for $50. ST.
0d00
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BEDROOM. dining room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 1887; after z pm, GE. 1416.
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

174O P ST. N.w.-"The Churchill"
efficiency apt; bed-liy; rm;; kitch-
ems: $50 wk. No. 9S6s. 30
I12l 18th ST. N.W.-Bed-living rm..
kEchenette, dinette; near shower
beth; for employed couple; S1L4 a
ssss Gssk 14tH IT, ST. 81. 'N.w.-Nicely IT furn.
Ink. double bed linen furn. for
couple or single. On carline. Apply
Wash. CIRCLE vIc.-Empl. couple
only. (Care for under-school- age
chtld) 2403 Pa. NV, ST. 1852.
30
INTERRACIAL International House,
vic. of Conn. .ave.-Studio rm. with
or without light housekeeping privils.
Only people of high standards need
apply. Any race acceptable. DU.
1865 or CO. -7077. 30
NEWLY DECORATED double room;
kitchen, laundry, television privils.
$12.50 week. MI. 6492. lie
1712 CONSTITUTION AVE. Me-; End
floor front; nicely furn; with re-
fr!seration; $40. One adult. 500
Mass. ave. ne. for keys. -16
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RMS. FURN.-MD. & VA.

ARL.-Nicely furn. rm, twin beds;
cony. to Navy. Pentagon. Call .OW.
q441 after $40 pm. Id
ROOM NEXT TO BATH, Alex. sub
urbs. Day, DI. 1403: eyes,, AL.
CHEVY CHASE, 690e Conn. ave-
For discriminating gentleman; a
home; finest of everything. WI
5501 after 5.
ARL.-Front bedrm.. 2 blks. Hot
Shoppe and bus; newly oecore ee4;
gentlemen. OK. 3715. 30
of Christian character or may share
art. ia. S-l563 or FA. 214S. --16
HOTEL RMS.-Sgl., $40; dbl. $1b
per week; 1st-class restaurant; THE
CASTLE INN, at Forest Glen, in
Silver Spring; COW. to everythins
ST. 6532 IL
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WINDOWS-WINDOWS
SAVE 500

On our special windows and window
frames; many are new, some slight
ly soiled. At ROBINSON'S, 1888
Kenilworth ave. ne. AK. 1900 Open
z days a week. Free delivery. -l9
SURPLUS
Picks, 81; shovels. 81; axes. $1.50;
tarps motors. hammers. 10000
other bargains At WASHINGTON S
only surplus tool warehouse. GiCH-
NER, 2513 M st. NV. Elk. 1927.