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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10
Shots Fell
Housen,an

A run-in between a vile quad
patrolman and a man posing a
the operator of a house q, pros.
titution ended up in some cuttinl
and shooting Sunday night.
Pairolman Henry Smijewski
was slashed across the forehead
by Morris Peters. ~. 1897 Rus.
sell. Peters was shot three
times as he tried 10 escape.
1t all started when a man
stopped Smilewski and his part.
ner on Hastings and Offered I'd
direct them to a bawdy nouse.I
He took them to Peters al 2457'
ST. Antoine where they asked
for a couple of girls. Peters asked
for the money first, claiming I'd
be afraid of marked bills.
The officer gave Peters SD
after which Peters attempted I'd
run with il. Smijewski grabbed
the mans coat but let 20 and
fell TO the floor when he vas
slashed with knife. The officer
recovered and shot Peters as he
ran out of a door on the Napol-|
con street side of the building.
Peters was held for unarmea
robbery. $l3 found beside him;
in the snow was held as evil
dence.
The man who directed the 81
ficers escaped.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10
Vet GI Insurance
Rebate Due Soon

WASHINGTON. The new
payment will cover the period
of 1913 10 1851, policy anniver-
sary dates. representing an ac-
emulation of three years as
compared with eight years Of
the last distribution.
Applications for the new divi-
dend are not necessary, except
in the case Of lapsed policy.
Payments will be made 10 holders
Of policies which have been in
force at least three months, not
necessarily consecutive months.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10

Lieutenant Leon Gilbert VINO
havs requested the assistance OF
the NAACP. In addition. ne talk
ed with two q the men convicted
Ia the Guam case.
Wants Judge of Court
Meanwhile. Walter w n ite.
NAACP executive secretary, wiz
co Pres dent Truman. urging APP
posntrent OF "a qualified Negro
CIVILIAN 10 the position q judge
II ire Ccur. of Military Appeals
v.rsuan; 10 the power vested ~
vca bv Pueic Law SOC
NJ White urged such appoint
meni in view of the dispropor-
tionaie number Of court marta
case involving Negro armed
forces il World Wa II and in
tire present IN actions N Korea
Such an appointment. n our
view. would be clear evidence 10
the world of Your determination
10 afford to al members Of the
armed forces. regardless Of race.
creed or color. equality Of treat
nrent'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10
UneIe Joe, 107,
Honored With
Birthday Party

Pontiac Uncle joe Go
vese Michigan's last Civil War
veteran was honored with 9
party on his one hundred ana
seventh birthday anniversary
last Sundav. Jan 28.
clovese. whose birthday was
the following Tuesday. was
given the party by the council
of veterans organizations at the
American Legion Home. He
was proud and happy as he
participated from his platform
rocking chair.
Approximately $50 persons list
ened with Uncle Joe" as a letter
from President Truman was
read congratulating the old vet
eran on living TO be such a ripe
old age and expressing hope
that ne would continue to enjoy
life and contentment-
Uncle joe. acknowledged the
many gifts and flowers with q
smile and nod. and listened 70
the many cards and greetings
from well-wishers. many of which
sent money along with the.i
good wishes.
Tie principal speaker was
Maj Gen. Stanley E. Reinhas'
Of Birmingham who remarked
10 the persons assembled that
the freedom America is now en-
joying was won by the deeds Of
many men such as Uncle Joe
a long time ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10

on III tQU ON'A"'
The action eliminated TWO
year fight by the NAACP 10
SECURE the admission OF Har-
"a, White of Baltimore as an
undergraduate student in the
engineering school.
President Harry c Byrd OF the
University of MARYLAND notiiied
Donald Murray. the attorney
handling the case for the Balti-
more branch of the NAACP, that
White reported for registration
Monday Feb. 5.
The trial of the suit which the
NAACP had brought against the
University. scheduled tc be held
on Jan. 80. was cancelled by mu-
tual consent when the Attorney
General Of Maryland indicated
that he would accept consent
decree ordering Whites admls-
sion TO the University.
In the meantime, the states
Board of Regents issued state
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10

Al the conclusion OF MS IN
vestiqations in japan OF the
courts martial OF Negro Gls,
Mr.. Marshall met in conference
with General MacArthur; Maj
or General Doyle O. Hickey.
chic; Of staff: Inspector General
Edwin A. Zundel and the Judge
Advocate General for the area
After ne reported on his find
iras Clearance was given for his
departure sor Korea to- further
invest .gat.cnS.
VIII Visit sth Army
IL Korea NJ Marshal lv-.i go
"a the Eighth Army Headquarters
and thence 10 the 25th Division
headquarters near the front lines
ts- conferences with the men anc
es.ce-s a the oath Infantry 10
wh.eh TIE convicted GIs belong
ed provided they are not &C
f4al.y engaged with the en-
cry al The '.rle.
Before leav.ng Japan. M. Mar
shall talked with all 0. the OIL
GERS s-d enlisted men. including
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10

LANSING II D.sregarding thc
purpose al tre Congressional
red.s-.ctrs az Michigan Re
publ.cans are supporting the
election-af-ls-ge Of the States
new representative. The state
was granted its 18th member q
The lower House On the basis q
he 1850 census. according &c
Michigan Go news service.
Senator Haskell L. Nichols
Rep. Jackson is preparing
10 introduce bill in the State
Senate which would leave the
existing IL districts as they
are and provide for state
wide ballot on the 18th post.
Tbs proposal would penallze
,As av..v-Der esstsc indus
trial areas wro are alreadv IN
der represented according 10 the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10

ment indicating that unlcs, n.
state provided facilities for Ne.
gro students substantially equal
under the law to those provided
for whites, the bi-racial education
system would have to BEE termin.
ated.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10
Sees Jobs Always Open
to Well Trained Persons

No well-traned personabe individual needs to be
without work at this time regardless race creed or re-
lglon, declared Mrs Anna Arnold Hedgeman assistant
TO Federal Security Agency Administrator SUNDAY fer
noon at plymouth CONGREGATIONAL Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10
University Of Maryland Opens
All Facilities to Negroes

p,1TIMORE-The University of Maryland last
alaned the doors of its school of engineering to N
Ne student and indicated that it has now adopted
nocy of admitting Negro students to all SCHOOLS colleges
facies have not been provided separately for Negroes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10
Marshall Sees Macarthur;
Heads For Korean Front

NEW YORK-Following conference with Genera
the Army Douglas Macarthur, Thurgood Marshah ar
o,rad ~ leave Japan for Korea last weekend
Evening star., 1951-12-14
LUMBER-DOORS
PEYWOOD-SHELVING

GOT 7th st. NV. EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash
Evening star., 1951-12-14

HALL FOR RENT-Beautifully deco
rated banquets. parties. meetings
and dances; centrally located. Call
AID n20N alter . nm 1Se
Evening star., 1951-12-14
FARM g GARDEN

GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT. Complete
line of fruit trees. nut trees. berry
plants, grape vines and ornamental
plant material offered by Virginia S
largest growers. Write for free copy,
56-page Planting Guide in color.
Salespeople wanted. WAYNESBORO
NURSERIES, Waynesboro. Va.
COW MANURE, well rotted. SO per
Is bu.,- 81 per 10 bu.. S3.75 per
bu Delivered. WA. 1893. la
USED EQUIPMENT-F-20 with culti-
vator mower. w. C. Allis-C Chalmers
with cultivator and mower. B with
cultivator John Deere A, Montgom-
ery-Ward tractor with cultivator.
regular INC A, cubtractor; Super
A with plow cultivator planter. regu.
lar c. Goa plow. As baler, grain
drill, Dillinger inSilage cultivator,
INC insilage cutter H cultivator disc
pillow for cub A, H and M tractors;
l and 2 bottom plows New Idea
mower. Ford loader. 21a-h.p. grating
tractor and equipment. jacobson
mower. MALONEY,S. INC. Silver
Spring. JU. S-3333.
for grading. excavat-
ing and land clearing. Estimates
free Can UN. s533.
MALL SAW, new and used: parts and
service; elec. chain saw, 1-rnan size,
S115.. MALONEY'S. INC. s126l
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md
JU, o-S333.
Evening star., 1951-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE-Dining room furniture.
beautiful walnut; .10x13 Oriental
rug. skirted vanity and bench.
matching boudoir chair. draperies.
WI, 500S. ---A5
FURNITURE-2-pc. sectional Kroeh-
Ter; maroon; can be made into love
seat; $50. JU. 7-S367. --16
FURNITURE-Pract new wal
nut veneer paneled bed and dresser
with box springs; $50. Call ia.
7-9lll. --I6
FURNITURE-Breakfront. crotch ma
hog, Mt. Vernon Gallery piece. be-
fore World War II, S400; nest of
tables, 2-tone, mahog.. $50: 55-in.
leather and mahog. coffee table,
Baker piece. $50. Gil. 9040 after 2
pm. lie
FUpNITURE-Ea. of the following
pcs. like new: Studio couch, S45;
maple Gov Winthrop desk, sos;
mahog. chest desk, $40; 3 pedest.
drop-leaf table 2 ext. leaves. 500;
A-Bed. Sl10. the little store around
the corner" 1929 Wisconsin avenue,
nr. Sears. Weekdays til 8, Ordway
6677.
FURNITuRE-chair sofa, 18th Cen,
fury style. good cond., $50. Call
LU. 1-0l19. --16
FURNITURE-Leath coffee ta-
BILE. 2 end tables to match. new
cond.; cost sos. take 500; no less
523l Forest I'd. Kent Village. AP
FURNITURE-sinsle studio couch
record cabinet. lamp tables. bedrm.
spread, drapes, cedar wardrobe. di-
Evening star., 1951-12-14

SAFE-Small, cheap; owner moving,
SAW Filler, Foley; automatic saw
set. both new 10. 2-6sa9, l6'
sAxAPHONE, Alto. good condition.
S12o or best offer. JU. 7-7526.
SEWING MACHINE - New Home.
electric; maple table. attachments
and hassock All for $3.50. no.
6 5g12; ewes. and week ends. -16
SEEMING s,SreI c6asoif MACHINES Sas .o Like. Like new
gains. Shop and compare our values.
sEWiNG : MACHiNEEs. Sir Singer ng'sai eiectrics:
sale or rent. We also electrify all
makes gnda sewing machines. Open ewes.
Swing EVE 4fa M.dHINEs 81 RS co 22s Sort.sl.,
featnerweights, Sss.5o up; new
consoles, s99 so up: 20-yr. gusran-
tee; 291S Wilson blvd. OK 1896.
SEWING MACHINE SALE!-You'll be
glad you shopped here. Beautiful
bin reverse stitch with att. Sis.
Singer. portable. perfect. S45 New
domestics and others. 1912 Lee.
single. 2o-gauge choke.
1vGr n Johnson nS ses best offer. Call after
nat and holloware
plated. sterling and Sheffeld, 25To
to oUfc discount LIVINGSTON 4
CO. 1929 H st. NV
SHoEs-Cancellations; hundreds Of
fit your family in famous brand
shoes: Delman. Newton-Elkin; De
Liso, Paradise. Jarman. Florsheim.
Roblee. Edwards. Play -Poise, etc !;
many hard-to-find sizes; save 500
or more. Moved Our new store
awaits your approval. LIEBERMAN.
INC. 1404 Monroe st. NV, MI
1914. Open 10 to pm. ia
SINK, white porcelain, double drain,
72 in. GE. 1921. -16
SKATES, roller; lady's white. shoe
top. size z. GE. S231. -16
SOLOVOx-Model K; like new: S175.
SOFA, gray. almost new; cost 5000;
VII o, sell for s126 or under, Call
SOFA AND CHAIR, wine, mohsir.
excel cond.. S75; 2 Army bunk beds.
painted white, new. S25; sewing ma
chine. Singer portable. new motor.
$40. AL. 1907. -l5
Evening star., 1951-12-14
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DACHSHUNDS. Axe. reds. weeks.
champion blood lines. wormed. beau
ties; females, l male. OW. s429
COCKER PUPPIEs-select now, will
SOLVE YOUR Christmas problem with
an adorable Siamese kitten. male or
female. z mos; SIS. Ashton 1881
PUG PUPPIES. fawn color. Axe reg,
Chihuahua and toy Manchesters.
tiny toy dogs. THARP'S KENNEL.
'I2o Federal, Cumberland. Nd. Phone
cockER aHiIR PUPS. championship pee pedi-
DOCS o '1dSD% And CATS. available Mif for
adoption to good homes Sligo 5ls3
$500; Sat; 9-12: no Sun. MoNTG.
cS2 GG; SHELTER; p.NTS r..,, o,a -
nea prssent esSts also TefSs edsr 0S psnes 3?
ASe INES ffE ELpA% TSm kEaNREs sesRREiGR D,HGa Alea
Va. Duke st. extended. TIE. 2430.
COLLiES, young. healthy adults:
slnn Shetland do,s shee9 dog puppies and
and temperaments. Nationally ia
nous kennel. Beach Tree Farm,
CANARIES-Ideal gift for Christmas.
guaranteed singers: very reas. Also
hens; 45i6 So Chelsea lane Be-
FoX TERRIER Pups, reasonable
DANDfE rRHTE hif biNMoNr MONT TERRIER Pup
PdEs' PdIs top breeding. DR.. cAsHELL'
cocREk 9s5s n 81 Spaniel nj PUPPIES. Great
30
beTi DobeTman 'naRiSn0Fs pinseSsr so puppies aDps
SOUTHEAST PET SHOP. 631 Pa.
BOXER PUPS. champion stock. Axe
registered. win hold till Christmas.
skYE ksis0nisif TERRrER ho pIPPiss IsPna from Sc
10 tor see enfsTms osI Ki sass7 ADPosmsre Pasa Ar.
lington ter. AIsxandria. Va, -22
slna6n. sssls AXE 6 do4s Rg5sSTsd 1 nngs
PERSIAN KITTEN. beautiful cream,
pedisreed, male, 3ia mo. old; will
hold It'll Christmas. EN-. 1856.
BOXER PUPPIES. excellent breeding,
srHpeed res sns suGHR nnef Loaf Esas kES RSisfs
phone Gaithersburg 64e-J-2, "a
BOXER PUPPIES. ped. champion
stock, bred for stability and intelli-
gence; especially healthy; will keep
until Xmas; priced low. IA. 5-9446.
females, So up. Singers,
COCKER PUPPIES. Axe reg. males
seen seen ct at 5a4 Beaii ave, Rock
BEASLES, 2. born 1850, one reg,
running. both for $50; call after 8
pm. FA. n679. -15
BOXER PUPPIES, fawn. Axe. cham
pionship lines; kennel till Xmas.
guaranteed singers; also
hens. $50 Sheridan st. NV. RA.
for Christmas. m. and
f.; little darlings; Axe res. $50.
Stud service. XII S-0793. -16
GERMAN SHEPHERD. 4
mo-. black with silver; has necessary
vacc. and papers. Call JENSEN.
REGISTERED ENGLISH SPRINGERS
Out of champion hunting stock; 4
international champions in gen.
erations on sire's side; these. are
large. healthy specimens, weaned and
eating heartily. IA. 5-6931.
BOXERS, Axe registered. .brindles
and fawns; also purebred but un-
registered boxers: $35 UP. Clean
and healthy stock.
1919 Wisconsin Ave. NV, EN- a772. |
,713 Nichols Ave. Sc, 10. 3-9696. |
-16
Evening star., 1951-12-14
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc

GIRL desires. Inv, care of child;
S23 and carfare; exp; ref; B days.
Ii. 3-I7SS.
MAID -COLORED. part time: best
refs: no Sat, or SUM-; NV. sect
only Cali after 8. TU. $3.50.
PART-TfME NIGHTWORK wanted
by colored woman or days work;
EXCHANGE PART-TIME work for
room and meals; excellent refer
ences. Box 64-C, Star. 19'
COLoRED GIRL desires days work
or child care. LU. 4-I33S.
COLORED WOMAN wants g.h.w.. nc
cooking; Q to 1, Mon, Tues. Thurs.
Evening star., 1951-12-14


4Xs-,ss thick; S3;59; ACE WRECK
RADIO, Zenith, trans oceanic port
shortwave and regular broadcast
bands. $50 or best offer. HU. 1868
RADIO PHoNoGRAPH RECORDER
combination; Silyertone:, lge.. beau
tiful cabinet. TIE. 6S53- is
RADIO-PHoNO combination; many
new and used models; all used sets
anteed; many with AM, Pm. SW;
from $50 90 up. Famous make new
sets at big discounts. BLAIR'S TV.
1922 Wisconsin ave. OR. 1900.
RADlO-PHONO.,. Philco, console,
good condition. sH. 1861. -15
RAZORS-2 electric. l Sunbeam
Shave Master. ! Remington con-
tour. Call ST. 653S. is
RECORDERS. TAPE. new. regular
Sl4995, now 500; terms. DYNAMIC
MUSIC STORES. 1900 G st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR. o cubic IT. NV,
gqodI, e9nd,; very reasonable. Can
REFRiGERAToR; III new sm IT. de
luxe model. freezer locker: 5-yr.
guar. Cost $500. Sac. S225 cash.
GE. 1924 --l6
REFRIGERATORS, reconditioned; fall
sale. From S25: guar. Also used
ranges and water heaters. JOHN
G. WEBSTER CO.. 1909 1st st. Sc,
ST 600
REFRIGERATORs from apt. bldg.
elec. and gas; $45 each Perfect.
Must sell. Will deliver. UN. 362l.
REFRIGFRAToRS. used. large as.
sortment from $40 up. Some with J.
yr guarantee Time payments
FREDERICKS. 3a05 14th St NV
REFRIGERATOR RENTALS. SIS mo,
small deposit. DOWD'S, 441S Conn
ave. OR. 1900.
REFRIG ORATORS
Late models. S%5 up, easy terms
also rent refgr., S5 mo. Gooc
used gas ranges and washers
ALLISON'S. Open til s pm. 220t
l4th St NV. AID. 1884. 16'
Evening star., 1951-12-14

Special sale. over 100, all makes
sacrifce at sa95: worth s20-S30
oFs TSeuu IFy s4okEs sizes zg5 Hr2
st. sc. Ii. $4,000.
vENTLATNG sYSTEM-Used Aft
squirrel cake type ventilating far
FEDERAL B. BAKE SHOP, sii i4tf
WASHER. perfect. wrinser type, sa5.
Also sbs WA washer as,v. spindris1 perfect
WASHER: new whirlpool auto, 1859
Sac g. cf6for of CASH S-{I GE FGsF FisG4 s
WASHER, large size, wrinser type
with elec. pump; looks and runs
like new; sacrifice. $50. Ju
wAsHERmBendix Eeonomat 1 week
WASHER wRINGER, Hot Point; oai
table. 2Sx44; television, Stromberg
10 inches. Phone Chestnut 0393:
WASHER. A. B. c: Spinner, $50; ~
SSleh Sle FHl Ksras5sn sss7 rug with oaite ejs Psd
WASHERS. dryers. ,roners: lb-aos
of regular list prices. All famous
makes; ali fully guaranteed. STAR
RADIO co; do9 11th ST. NV
wAsHES lash s.pGst ssSTss powps S AIS Gfs conn
WASHiNG MACHINE. ABC; bird
cage and dog house; all in excel.
eond; Call Du; o1S5. -l6
ssSs ssss,r buy OH ioF ssPH' sfn' one who ls gan
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix Econo-
mat slightly used. Need space,
Sacrifice SIS. CH. 553S. -15
WASHING MACHINE. Maytag. alu-
Very good cond., $40. WA. 9o49.
WASHING MACHINES en, Bendix
still in crates. $500 each. LU
wA:TiScSHTEs-choose :iSST from a large Sc
EaFoSas Rsff ssishfs FEeR e. fssss sss
Lee hwy, Rosslyn. ia. 2-1777. --23
WATCHES = Nationally advertised
mems and ladies' .25es discount;
Hamilton mems and ladies' diamond
yNsToN Tstssss up te CO So ssa asfqunt st NV IVY
WATCHES AND yEwELRY-Longines,
other famous brands; stone rings,
diamond rings and all kinds Of fine
sHM sSsryo oRS3cH 9 d5eSgnt JsSeer fGT 4i4 'fsa Sa
SarHR ssaphp HrATERs: Ii nE ia s1s 5sS4i up: guar
John G Webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER. 1909 1st st. sc. ST. 600
WIRE RECORDER (Websterl. new:
cost S149.50. will sell S95, Call
KE 3-67q7. -16
WRIST WATCH, lady's. 15-iewel
Swiss movement. 1S-karat gold case.
round metal bracelet; after s, RA.
6164, Apt. 104, $3.50 1st st. NV.
LIONEL TRAINS REPARED-Fac-
toTy-approved service for over 40 yrs.
Be sure to see our Lionel bargain
table. Many items at reduced prices.
SUPERIOR LOCK 81 ELECTRIC CO..
14In L st. NV. RE. 1927. Parking
available. 20
cessories; or will trade for HO
Am. Flyer or otherwise. OR. S11
HALL FOR RENT-Beautifully deco
rated; banauets. parties. meetings
and dances; centrally located. Can
Evening star., 1951-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TELEvISION. like new. 16"' matching
table and antenna. excel. picture:
Sl39. OR. 20a8.
TELEvISION-Mahog console; Ste
wart-Warner, 10-in.; excel. cond.;
$50. JA 2-27S9. --16
TELEVISION, new 1852 20-in.
screen: In carton. Sac. $3.50 cash.
TELEyIsioN. 121a" Emerson con-
sole, new picture tube. Terms II
desired AK. O725.
TELEvISION SETS-Used. all brands,
all sizes; every one guaranteed;
storewide clearance; open ewes. I'll
o. Easy terms. ROYAL APPLIANCE
co. 1911 Nichols ave. s.e.. LII.
TELEvIIsIoN. RcA. covington model;
new 1852. in carton; 17-inch screen,
de luxe console with doors; sacri-
flee. $500 cash ia. 1882. -15
TELEVISION TRADE-INs, 10-in.,
12-in.. 16-in. no reasonable offer
refused: with or without guarantee.
DOWD'S TELEVISION, 441S Conn
ave OR 730U IL
Evening star., 1951-12-14
FURNITURE

4arEe selection OF floor and table
lamps, cocktail lamps, end tables,
mirrors. smokers and pictures. g.
DC. bedrm. suite in mod and period
styling, Slla-S295; Serta and Eng
lander Hollywood units. S57 up;
quality, studio eouches and sofa
beds, choice colorS, $50 up; liv. rm
suites, sec. sofas. lounge, occasional
chairs and platform rockers; desks,
cedar chests; complete selection of
Juvenile furnishings; household
misc. Terms If desired: immed. de-
OPEN EYES TIL 8
DAWSON FURNITURE CO.
,245 r. !. Ave. NE. MI. 6767.
Refrigerators. china
closets, and other household furn.
Ho 219e. 1909 N st. NV. -l5
server, SIS; washstand. 81; table
and 2 chairs, So; fireplace. S25: love
seat. $40; china. clothing; fur seal
coat, short 10, $50, sport coat, size
IA, $40. 81. 1927.
FURN.-4-mo. old 3-pc. liv. rm.
suite; gray. l green: cost 5000;
going into service. Sacrifice best
offer over $500. GL. 400. Ext
rm. and bedrm. sets.
household misc; shown only Sat-
Sum-. / am. TO 4 pm. 304S Rod
man at. NV. blk. from Conn. ave.
-l5
sale on sterilized. re.
conditioned Hide-A-Bed type sofas
500 and Sl39; sofa beds. S25, $40,
studio couches, HOLLYWOOD beds. $40
S29. 500: Maytag washer with pump
$40; cedar chest. S25: wardrobe
dble. dr.. wooden. S35. $40 S45:
knee-hole desk. SIS. 500. S35, $50;
drop-leaf tables. S25. S37. S45: ext
drop-leaf Duncan Phvfe tables, $50
S69; rock maple hutch cabinet, buffe,
chairs, drop-leaf tables. bargains
3-pc- English 18th century bedrm
set. 500: maple or walnut bedrm
group, bargains. $40; rock maple
oesk chest. $50: Duncan Phyfe sofa
$79; chests. SI5. $40. S25; dressers
SO. S25; maple bunk bed compl
with springs and mattresses. S79;
twin beds. S35 o pr; baby grand
piano. dne tone. real bargain. $3.50:
coll springs, 81. $40: mattresses
$40. Sl5; end. lamp and cocktail
tables. 81. 81. $40. S15: lamp and
mirror bargains; rugs. SO. SIS anc
S25. Bric-a-brac items for inexpen
sive Christmas. present. Bargains
terms. THE HOME SHOP. l745 1
st. NV. Daily. 8 to 8; Sat, Q to 6;
sun. ] to &.
Evening star., 1951-12-14
LEARN TYPING
So A MONTH
Beginners OF Brushup Course
Choice Of Hours from 8 q m. to pm
TYPING SCHOOL
1406 g st. NV. Sterling 2OS6.
MOTOR TRAYEl.

AIRMAN-Drivine to Los Angeles,
Dec. II eve; will take 2 passengers.
10. 10000, Ext 4116. 14s
DRIVING TO MEMPHIS, TENN,
son Dss' eIsSS Il Ses or more riders. }9an- Y.
DRTviNG TO KNOXVILLE. Tenn
Leaving Dec. 21: 2 or riders
wanted; return Jan l or 2. 1t.
CDR L. M, NORRIS, phone days,
II. 5.6700. Ext. 66236: ewes. LU.
MIAMfGLeave 1918. want settled
woman pass; share exp, driving:
ref. exch. Ma. 377l. Ext. 702. 2 ?. m.
GOING OUR WAY? Save up to q
on transportation costs. If you
have car we will flnd passengers
to share expenses. If you want a
ride back to your home town we will
find some one driving there. Phone
WASHINGTON DRIVER PASSEN-
GER EXCHANGE, phones ST. 6765.
1874. 6736.
GENTLEMAN. driving new oldsmo-
bile. Los Angeles; leaving Dec. 1S-
20: can take two or three passen-
gers. Phone SH. 5174. 16'
GENTLEMAN desires ride to Chicago.
Dec. 1920; share driving and ex-
penSes; ref EXCHANGED AID 6Sq6 .
Evening star., 1951-12-14
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