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RooMs HoVSEKETPIN0

lgle VERMONT AVE, N,W,-Walk,
elh' teWn' main Ho9F, large room,
kt,. gas range cleo. FefgFn large
hse4stego p9rchi suit, g'si SIS WHY,
NK DtFoNF CIRCLE, 1slb alst st.
p.W,-tge, clean, room, next to bath,
Iully eaulp,i adults, pU, 1885,
downtown, 4l4 9th st, NV
S6Is Hosm VII With 7saass stove' 50 per yk,
Eitr6sa unit tor Xxx. secoSSa eoSVenienI sad
shopping and transportation, Phone
facilities. RA, 37S7, -2S
1914 18th ST, N,W.-Lge, room with
kitchenette; retgT., stove and sink;
empl. adults; $13 per vk, Shown
from 5 TO \ pm. -28
l430 KENNEDY NW,-Bsmt.. Ink,
Eeas. in exchange for light services.
1870 80 Mn MdIHNsriwoop pL. NV, lust l off
Col. rd.-Frigidaire, semibath; / or
2; very reasonable. II
I434 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Furn.
Ink, quiet, clean rm., twin beds; "a
block l4th St: car; S11 wk. for q.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Lge. bsmt.,
furn. cooking facil., running water.
one FRONT HDS RIM. for srle., s1oa5 wk.
Sink; steve stove refer. 6o4 6 st. Sc,
1881 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-rwo rms.
retgr., stove. semiprivate bath; child
OK HO. 96O7.
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FARM D 6ARDEN

'BEt 4shIestE A StASsyE' Ss5vegg
t.p.SE;s.s$ s$!s$is'!....,, s..,.s,s, s.,"'.ys'
G%;E:!s:SE,RR:s',SS SsS'F?" vi ;!'%'' 'sSSSS' SS:
s.sSS!' a .s'''sststEst 1sEasAv'"l "l|ts
vYSstaSSSiip'@"'tSs!g.a @tSs!g. ISGh IA !ssp4a::ss..Tlsy,
lmlQed, heFy and afllVeFy ~,
"MASbht M'%Ssly,vsLtss, S0' 1'' 10
WK. sbRsr 10 su'' sa'7h' s0a os'h
TIf SUiI-Vsyy seod rich tep' soil
lSsd, "sfS WV Fsss, ~ e1EE"yJoo'' S.46sIE' w
GARDEN blowing. large er small,
Also diselHg ana me gIadlRG, pre-.
LANnsC AFING, g0ddjng, gTading, top
soil, cement and brick work, Tetaip-
Ing walls, HU, saAh after 0 pm, g
ToPsoIL
II you want, the best, you. want soil
iIom the rich PAtapseo Valley, III,
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RooMS AND APvs, TO sNARI

HbNyo gHEE 10 ,EgmNA N klylltA
SI''' ':sSE!;|' SE';';a $.i:E :I; ~ "t,E's:e'Ss
oHE. GUVs TO share anl YllR =
yS'.H!,sW sKsg dfgf'seg eesf w.
'SS" S"asS fNt.lI "eIBBss"E' XVI, II AR,
osF| ~ ss'Tfw$Ry .ssT ~ @s ,.sL "a . IA .iist
caGLRaF F''SsaRtXEhh SsaRtXEhhutARRE " 'sassa ass,I.s --as y
shs6s hIs Y aRo ssaSe9e' el'ao, After
typ bus dIRIs 10 shap aPt,I
ssssss s'fs ss SsE;srSs w dS"SsI'.'ss.s d%S ''ss"
WANTED IN employed lady to share
& i8Ggyfgly apartment twin beds
.$:P! $sa ';sl''%ts" 49, zs .i:$;
.HStE.r ;asEs 'Tsrtly 4dS tRrqsHsq as sss
Am; Or after 6:lh pm. .-nD
CLARENDON, Lee-Wilson blvd; share
sHrab 1grai apI,i * ! s,s,a6 or 6Eshnsd gentlemen
l5sS SEWN HAMPsHHiiRE df1 AVE, wv,
Middle-aged couple desire to share
large d arm I'm apt. with another couple,
'ISI r. R$SSERTI'olwN, Y DOCTOR would
bath with ., doctors preferred. ia.
YOUNG LADY will share l-bedroom
apt. Bethesda; avail March Is.
ST. 300, Ext. 7a3 before 5:l5.
GIRL, to share with / other. attrac
turn., bedrm;. liv. rm. and pvt
MsskrEb Pssal 81 coGFtE 5GTf TO SHARE -2s With
father and son Gin U. 8. Navy
their furnished apt: newly redec-
grated; twin beds, porch; vic. 18th
wyoming ave. NV; $76 mo. Days,
TR. 1882; after z PM, DE. 1895.
PRES. GARDENS, ALEx.-Lady share
attrac. 3-rm. apt. twin beds). Call
after $50 pm. XII. s-2s93. l.
modern apt. share with one other.
DESSNER, LII. 3-22S2, 8 to 8 pm.
YOUNG WOMAN. preferably married,
to share 2-bedrm. apt. Rent reas.
Call MA. 0747, 9 to 5; 10. 2-247S
COLORED-CHRlSTIAN WOMAN to
share apt. with mother and child;
reasonable. RA. 0S63. II
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CATTLE g. LIVESTOCK

PINTO PONY. very gentle, 8 years
old. supposed to foal in May; bride
and saddle included; $l60. JU.
7-6744 evenings after 6. 29S
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fIANO-Baldwin AcroSonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
grand and upriRhts; full resonant
tone. Baldwin patented, full-bloW
action, lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection Of eye-appealing
cases in mahogany, walnut, light
oak. ayodite and ebony.
A25 @ st. NV.
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PLASTERBOARD

Also Used bathtubs. sinks. radiators,
t!rysiy.iE,sl stssl anelss ana channels,
2fS I, Al E,W, Phone hi t6nS
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

hSREs +; I j.. vim ,,.l, owner v aRS one etSst.
ing' eonv, transp, Co 1000, ESt,
w fFFuhS. HOME TO SHARE
employed couple $50 mo- 1901
Allison ST., Brentwood, Md, go
DQWN-TO- -EARlH youns bachelor.
who would like. to share the work
house With ! others Of T'eSSe Convenient f0Hsn inn
town location, near Rock Creek
Park Moderate expenses. Call
after s pm. or week ends, CO. b262.
MT. RAINIER---Lady wishes to share
piano, and garage avail; ref. re.
auired; COW. downtown, WA. 57l3.
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PIPE--USED

f.PE. galvanized, black cast iron. cut
u snrfaS na f5ufss No fsoaa PlSGEks SE ssoi Yio'0 M
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NEW RAMBLERS

I!IlI'I|.SSFI7 I!II I.lF l' ;sSIg u 'iIIf
HABf1HFilIF fNf1b fdEHI
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HoVSIS VNIVRNISNIO teoN1,1

SILVER SPRING, -Four eOTnsfS aFeal
DoftE' ise, PSI1'i 'hSS' 10 'bb.qiM.
rMlggEE ,gEBAM RAMSLERt ~ $'Oyh
.WPA, B&IS% & ,ek, los9 "s'slae"
YSSIiiM 4 iIRISS fPSS''IIvgRss yaM.
SS s|S iSSfS's' iR.GT;Ras' as'SIiXS"S SX! S.2sp&
rweI..gslRYnM Mo-. n N. R,!S.l, ,,sss,, SSSSI
ESlD:s""o'"' W. PSFS'Si'!!' 'sAIak
"tS'Silss''tttt' t'ils tS'.,!s' !s''''sE;E'" .sEE HS'''4IRSs
NtARu EAsJfAS star MoSh'geS
IItS,.Ss.".'S 'AILiira VII 1bJ
Tl.,.I AZ. %!.gs. G.Is.s,,IEIs!:s
i6SeBsmlS'" \" ~ e9b sslIGlfylla ssss'HS.s,,
aaSsei, "a. FRiSRR 'ae!s{f.S ="
HSs4F'Rsil.oSS '''5"1!sSS' rgI::'!M@Sls;
T$::'Sl1;Ii, :: Ii;H1' IiSi;;E|'' o. w.
'sssaIsff fSyMN sss Ass ssssF ssttss:: sssssttss::, Sae'ssS
bSSSsuIsRasl s,I' e'I H.. 70 sF.'rI65F@ AasS
HHAsbgTsyskEE' \. sb EsHHId9E MRM6siE m M6.siE IssRs and
SsINSER RssItef' W" IolfST' lfT'sSs' ssss''
sSsS y b, EHIeSHIA.,NsAN, IS a, ST. syy,, Msyylsaa
s6'"' ~ ylifA aif t. Etusts"Ip SS' D. sstb5SS'
COMPACT "a! Y e;AsNrR, bBSe@s in nearby
h1 Tafissyai3a LRsMFwo.!sday. Rst!fFF R;%; bed.
Z sms; Go, 81 tR pSm msSi mssSisS'a vacant '1NcHAM
WHEATON-Two bedrms, ssmidst,,
lIR's IHR 10 siaG sG. ne S1oS. eau WooD. .sSSS:
NEW sEMIDET, BRICK-Extra large
on 1st ,fioor; 3 bedrms' bath on
end; full bsmt,: nr, shopping and
school; SI35. JU, 1870. go
BETHESDA--Four bedrms,, 2 baths;
new brk. hunga.; furn.. $176; uns
furn, $3.50. OIL. 9SSs; ewes, AP.
WHEATON-Lovely 2-bedrm. det.
house; immed. poss.; Mr., SHELTRA,
ST. $500; ewes. GE. 4767. 80
HOME Mr.. MT. VERNON BLVD
One-half acre on Potomac shore; Q
bedrms,; oil heat; 10 miles Wash
ington; $3.50 AL. 6044 ewes. Is
WHEATON, MD.-6-rm. house. gear
garage; newly redec; "a blk shop.
ping and bus. Sl25, Vacant.
GARRETT PARK-5-room bungalow,
bsmt:; on busline; $lOO. Vacant.
WI. 5441. --2S
JEFFERSON MANOR - Two edroom
brick. near shopping. schools and
Transportation; 500 per months
Ef Sai MF; : sSa61 6H1pshs'' ia. 6-72oo; eyes,.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
go
HOUSE You WOULD BE PROUD
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s1VIR'SiSS" 6sp'Ef%
NATIONALLY
ADVERTISED
REFRIQERATQRa

KIP sE''j $AhRf AhRf %'9SfS''S '9SfS''SlHFssyte \ SFIFHl ."HS
t9a Hpa@. q" Open eyes WI y
REgqRn ceIdspet "TI Kenmore oil
ffSa MeohIIsn FsSF sSa w. dSRIassis, sRISsi yoom
RpGs, impSrlsd FsfslaR, Oriental
assIsH asod RsaElas hssSy' evSysHs utqI
Ry2RAERR' R'asiHI sHeF f'af's is!g !RyGsos esrlssd'
siaR desisnI perfect condition, 81,
RiGSdhss, iSh Oriental. ! week only Win
eeyseeFT eeyeeFT AYRs YRs gIyfso aye you q $oO rus tase'
screens, a4IsS4sS: s4'9s' instsiIsd,
pIiess' Call JosLIN d CLARK uE,
1871, for an estimate. -2S
SEWING MACHINEs--All are round
bobbins; treadle, $3.50; portable,
$39. so; console $S8.b0; feather
weights. 1918 Pa. ave. NV. ma,
SEWiNG MACHINE CLEARANCE.
Save up to $50. Round bobbin con-
sole, perfect, $50. so value for
$50 80; Singer portable only S49.50;
beautiful Singer console, cost new
$2I5, perfect. only $ll9.50. 3SI2
Lee hiehway, CH, 49i4. -29
demonstrator available at reduced
price. SINGER SEWING CENTER
1919 MINI. ave. ne, LU. 4-0l3l.
)
SODA FOUNTAIN, 6-ft.. Anheuser-
Busch, stainless steel. XII. 9-9439.
SOFA, Kroehler sofa-bed. Excel.
cond.. green. Cali DU. 5000. Ext.
lnk after q d m
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

GENERAL HAULING, small moving
sSs4 lSSs; say aayisr tine; p rooR or. 6e67 or Ru
SMALL JOBS. boxes. beds, trunks
personal effects, etc. White driver.
MA6HvyrStiap Nov Stip. .AcESSiss2 2efSi far STREET O,
across the countryi safe, storage In
ShSas no rSYs S4 NFRoH ssFRsfHi sfoRaoTf
tfb22LMtsSSS tf22L tsS MoStvafRsdl MsfStvafRs dlo2S1p o22SSp STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on. your moving storage;
ress. IA. 1887, ewes, On. i4l6
WANTED-Leads OF part loads to
hHsd+ frog Esti icSIiIGEtla t,tpf1tttd vasys ssi
STORAGE La. H474Y0. u
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
PsShpt Tsth sety I 4, !. tsIsn ! h, shAfRptgN 7baA'
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CHILDREN WELCOMF

CHILDREN WELCOME
One nice furnished room, hot plate
and sink. next to bathroom. Close
to chools. shopping center and
transportation. Laundry privileges.
RA. 3S06. 4313 Kansas ave. NV.
COLORED = NICELY FURNISHED
CSI6REpoNrc2H C6SEIC6GRsEpceNStr T. oGHiET Ink. LTs rms.
next bath, phone. laundry; all home
privls.: lady or man; refs. Ii.
4-S000, pm. to 8. --2B
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hAbf0 !. pH0NodKAPH,- Msgnsy I,

hABI6 a RIt0N0gEAPn, MasnaYot,
sdtl Ss 'H H.: S'llf slfumsst' t'sht''ast nast :ff
R2Bio: io:M6lSdSApHs - Deep II tu,
pfleet Oh cur ehtlfe heef stock
ssf 2StR mssda iIs, iIs"RfSS NV eSsh eSSaa
aRtBMSEEssY EssYelilh4ffa M 4ffav., bl.Nss 80 .ae.
.SShilSSfah'S 'SS5"s SS.9Ei ,EIiSSs.E"".. E''....
StGRlar1afSRe, eW.Syh!Si1dldR.ir, > NSs n
Y perndG,ghd,i used 7 mos n fb
MMidli,RXroa, eSld.pol, III
klnE. SSRd'l sSk each" Phone iE,
ligRlI lIENATOR, Admiral. tphf"" Z
Ak hAsa ifesssf chest tiih, Gan
S}PhIdGih.roa 1,,y,l. ,..i. N,
9gIA N IsesiISRt sShaltl6h, EU 4.
H.EigsEAfS. 'Itss,lEy'n', !.sS.l,
1 &'EIEtsi;' 'it't..i.' I. Y %S'sesiii
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DooI, PITS, Ife.

'IEsAE..L'Fb IsAE..L'F bAsF'lat !TttEi'si".Ns.s.
's:s,1'"'Spfm mIko'' Iko'''sRa'ts. .Gl,.sitsH .IS
fSIsy,isa 'sF"ks 'S'saIIF
'SEtHsf,,i %Agagls
%SaaI ''$.$'IEgIEsS. Elg!IEsS.l Sat 'SY
VtyEIIE,Apa AM sss"us|utn'lAY'
sHR4ERt ANY, ssstesW'"'gIg5YI
'SsI';RI, .|$.EIISlys" PsS!ff::,ss NJ, !
"sa!!ESs'S.S'Sts;I!'!Ns:'!asISIEIE.:5 !
Evening star., 1952-02-28

BaDB NJ AT,-IN titoBqhT0WN, oVn
slcsi rssslSSss. lests ssiyl.Si ds:syah.SEtlss,,
SSytS,S!;:s'RI' S'!;:'I' ,Ee d1SBNgASil'!ts q 70 lBI
NAYLoR GARDENS
1E,s'p.Sy 1E.,Ss' sSUS ISNS.Gs,ls 81 st.....'SS y :.t.'
b9ga .Ts9.a monthly sOst stb,bO
WI 'BRURY REALTY
MI 400Oi ewes, Lur 1 lSf06a
B0J0RBD=6qa O AF, N,W,zlfwa,
pSiS%SRa1SS a1SS!..!!yE.Sr y! rFIS''',GSGSy 'Sls,EEs;a
bath BblA kgRllAbls lbf IblRedlalt
9ggilbAhty M lhk e9lqAtfRllY6 D0Nil
'|sins' W. iRe'0nsH'' ieHI w. Va liRspeiIl
$,.e|XS?' EsSlsEaS 'f'Ss' lS','S'' sS
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MISesL. ron SALG tesn,.,

HuNk = iiy Epn chairs, HaheN
Ggehiali ard ,kBd IgHlFE lamps, eAH'
eKESSXbf'RHfOSE.icIh,. u. .yESs... YpE,
.sIs TIGSIsE ,:s sS l iSSIsHs'f iSSd.s h esG! esR
NE EES5fE S.s' STISSg$sss Igss '''. ..o 'o.l S.''
eseIs tgayRl lti9'Hb, A&, SSs.
G.AsIIsIt'l sIt'st'hss NM. hsshtsEhalsss EIgfsal' IJRi
a2s Axsdps 9EqsSa s.sarn.r. small en-,
;aStsSk. ;atS ."sSSt!yRdr W" aS0frlB'S''.
GAS RANGES
'cri1llp Np.l."o osseeaTsI1 IIR,al' Asstg teEi
GENERATIONS saTAHTHRA, E5kO VbI
.sr'' 'iesARf3''i ioBs'PsIRs, pES'' CSsl'
HEATERS AND STOVES
NG6yR"'l lSii Ylh 'fts tsds dsRS ASEF
h"G'1isn9le hsa'.ise esg.ilS iIlTSso atS9 ss,as.I,, sss,a n,
dlHslI, Iu 'SSSd Se.p .piursltSrSiIl
..,!% '""';is ';i,s:::iS's;a ::Ssa ''R$Ss!Easa$:ss sISi:;
.f,.s;Ist d.l%",..El ElSoS's!sss'I,Il ,IlIilI',&''
hssAK' ,ss.H pkdbSS,.0 ksdbSS,0lTRgHly EgIR'i hT't Sso
HisSto'sS s.ss.t.,drA drA1tEssGai a.,ig:i!!ss iiDss!sl
HAIIIL- -gaHle SEQ II, Ma pheHe aTdsTs.
RpekEH LRR', IaRG Wilson Rlyd,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
RENTAL. GiSA

w. .s'SlSt.ESSttsll. .TIft sg.tA.Sil Az;
.SaaPlb !tHhl!If fthlsi Ia.49lEBhIhtassAEEIl
EV91st1ss ltsFS, S.ysRIyltFEsSIE
Ss!9 'SSisEiaas 'SSisGE sa..SsSSNy'5;'''''SE. y';''''SE y1SE
Michigan Park Vicinity
bHMiDEI'AgHiGB BRICK
'SS!yS:.tji'"iI$isFtas'lp'st' 'EsiI%S|l' $N
HYAFTsVILLB, MD,
'SS:SafF' F'S;IIE.!SIg'";.,!Eiss!'!I,.ssA
BARRAeUT PLy NE-
'E;A;S'4s', s',,j$I'. '.sNNSSis'."i'Sy' 'Sy'.''sseY' .$3sG
HuNY4NegeN, VA,
n '$ISI;"''';'S;FEE..%S!!iEE'F I'IEi%!.,I ,IIItE'!i
".5RbbaRsoN sT, NV,
TSE.,SR'' rSR'.sS"T1 w.. ass.&IIs.N'i
SI$.;s!sIIII!1sIJ'SV' ISE:i;i!sS.!S''siSiSsES SE:ii!S!: iSSsE!S
rhes Y utr WV Dept m hgoO
-.-- I'D
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'ERiP'i; EEF ?$i;iEIs'' :'!!':';!EF.,.'GRE 4!
pREeIFFR-VSEAeEE tIs., VSEsAeEIE h .sENqssskEsSRWa: ssEsSRW
i%%.a sSaI"j eese 49, aESRR' d. 1S3SS' SS'ssiI 81
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ALBxAlii5NDRfA. VA.
NEW

Four -bedrn. . full baths. sAs heat,
sRfsattS Rfst EESst EESspss slt t,blsSssta lsSsat.s sehs. ht
sfBt6ehfgss H. bsi;s' f,,s sstssl, NsAAss NsAss ohkISi
MfrNNk "a A AkflY fNHaH
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HOUSES WANTED TO RfNT

DIPLOMAT DESIRES 8 or 4.bedrm.
unfurn.. house with small garden;
esfifffraelY aif ps ioin. Il Eas SaeTg g. Ss s:s: S
OFFICER, wife. 2 childssh rsanira
April. Phone wo.. e4oO2 81. sss. Us
AGENT G NEEDS unturpi.hsa hsgsss
desire TO be placed inlnaediateia
Call DI. 1900. ask for Mr.. WERNER
BACHELOR BUNGALOW Or hoileo
furnished; nearby Va preferrelf, iin
to $3.50; call HO. 5100, MNl; SfI.
and leave message.
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GAS RANGES

LEATHER FURNITURE
FOR HOME AND OFFICE
e9leFs contract pIIesE MANEoH
4lh nth ST. nv EX, feI4. EnR
LOVE SEAT, Ksrpin, furniture, solid
me eohd.i S9h, Sat, sun, l100l
Ge9EglA ave, extended, II
Evening star., 1952-02-28
MlIeILLANIoVI WANfIp
ANTIQUES

,!ss.SgI,,.!!S's,!'a 'a.I'IF nv 'ISI' IYS!
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OFFICE FURNITURE

OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS, FILES. TABLES. CHAIRS
LARGEST selection. lowest ptitesi qott
proc fee9nditiohed, b.. e SUR.
Plus, SALES. FL New jersey ave
NV Free parking on premises. -2H
OIL HtiHNtH, kg.Wat see II II
gRetfIjehL .ssSOi fine heatihs tatEsse-
ottfB5AHbs iMo4oR. a. .hBN-i NAf fur
appToA 70 ffs,,D slsb. dAfi sttsi
PANT outside wfiite, quality Fiiat.
:ssIiSsSf :sIfissf tsTt.stf X ays7RH4 H4,hs ~ IL 20 RI RI
fi|Saggtlt Sis|SII glt IN ,S!aS SE!a$i S''sS.s 'sS.s '9s
rSIsSSSsAEg rSISlss.YSI!sl y....' tsg!ssRs sse viii,
ssY tt..stts,l ttiSstts, 'Bf esfttt essfttta,le evYTssgsI YTsgsI
wv '%gI %gIEl3a'slIsFpfES &E'
vhSs6VN.M MYIeaNtAl..x,H
TINA, SsSE,F ,y!Ha' MgIs MIX ,sp.
,MdiISastt'.% s$ii. BsI''"J' w
IaiAl "e6p ttgIt HIi'leIafh lAhI ~
TIkFO' HsG dfiIt@ i'I,s,Ste' 'l,HGD
'SssHlol" l"'stH1ID,.' rg,&Y''
'SsaH.. 9.a.sd,y' g'sga icyYhs. ~ t.essa
ssBf sIsa'st.. ptIsA' oGs.e.sa llyS,
sIip oWEo llhagl ,NMEABfE IAi
RIsIHPao tB' litts'a INV
1SN9S""!I ISs S,.sasIs;aSlgs.s sFgFsratsRatse ma
SF Tas"Rt@s| vss|S Ese.S'
RSadflf sga, Sflsmo t1hgSlElIa,E.!
@gSttiSS|IhgHg, oS....ss,S,.Rie""|iI
pltSSs,tdB'IEyy,I aHsst5gI ,gla.I,
S.ySpSss4 4SAo6gN NGyIkdTG IR4 GNg
M!Sg!" |" dbrT Mon I'&.aeE'E EldEl
VlSHGR, ", hsyr, . very bps sqaaT'
SFFEtHSSa ~ ontise tise@s G'''fR's ,SSlta. eSGG
PI:SI PI,Sp a wv a.qSasSFIE .'E9sls' s.
'IAsfPt.sesess Iasf Pts Sss sAgssRlss yssls
SsssHass" .tsst ssH''S s.rsss rS:i';t Il kfrsA sAT9R'
PhSosEoE HENg-As reasons aapl,
fsIfs hsullng shFa, our Ienls!
9'tSs@ft't Ropasr typ.s Hrs BIZ 4RGSs9SB S9SB pglsoHss. pglos
Open Thursday evenings, 90
PIANOS, Eoad seleetioR upriGhtsI
$s:t :!a'fsf ',R;s S:os: WED w. tRf
PtGNSs.SRSp sIopad and then yisll
sSn VIII convince YOU that We hsvl
y i 0ssb yaHss m pisn9s pa1tsS
Pay as little Is Sab down, with the
balance payable oyer. three years
0ED4Ss ssea. fsIpf ST. 546S opsa asa fha4. & u.
PiSSos tS m tGovernment empIoSss
members OF the armed forces, D, c
G9e sy =. 0h e eur spsss as dHS6 discount cSn plan
Of over loo brand-new pianos o.
many famous makes. Phone Mr
MGRssi MHRT. sTi Inc. $500 Iois TT THE PLANS ! S
Mon wed, Friday evenings. pss Wss
HIANOS FOR RENT-Steinway Crane
pianos. medium size. S25. mo-: flrst
months rental may be applied
toward purchase of piano rented OF
any other piano in our store COSTING
more than $500. COLONIAL PIANO
PIANOS = An event you shouldn'i
miss: KITS ANNUAL FEBRUARY
PIANO SALE. Substantial reduc
tions on new and floor sampl,
grandS; S25 down, balance in
years. KITS. 1880 @ st. NV
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HOUSE You WQyLp pE PROUD
Iemidetached. Just completed. every.
thing brand-new; mod. kit, FIRST.
floor powder rni... 8 bedrris, dinette
Rsrnsds aRrss; lsrss yard; si25 Tyaii t19i "a
NA. $40: jf 81. 2EgS; private Sw HSElT: oarisT::
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ROOMS FURNISNED--N.I.

lady Of seSileinan, A6' e76s' -
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LUMBER-BUILDING

NEED MONEY FOR HOME REPAIRs9
For your recreation or attic room: no
red tape, no delay, SO mos. to pay.
$500 only $3.50 mo.
$500 only 1888 mo. >
$500 only Sl2.7S mo.
$500 only Sl5.97 mo.
Robby says Build it yourself or I'll
build it for you" save time and
on ATTIC Tic Sc ExPANsIoN PI eS p"Ispt15gs MADE
EASY. Come in, write or phone AK.
700 for free delivery. Now then
TRY ROBINSON'S, 1889 KENIL-
WORTH AVE NE
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
ANTIQUEA WANTED

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PIANOS = An event you Ghouldn't I
miss: KITS ANNUAL FEBRUARY
FlANO SALE. Substantial reduc-
tions on new and floor sample
famous make Spinets, consoles,
grandS; S25 down, balance in &
years. KITS. 1880 @ st. NV.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-09

of the Council when it became APP
parent it's recommendations were
not being needed by the South At
rican government.
A professor of anthropology at
Fl. Hare College in South Africa,
he is now on a years teaching tour
at Union Theological Seminary in
New York as Henry w. Luce Visit
ing Professor of World Christian
lty.
A number of other African lead
ers will also lecture at the work
shop, sponsored by the Lincoln
University Institute of African At
fairs. Among them will be Robert
K. Gardner, director of Extra
Mural Studies at the new Univers-
ity College in Nigeria, West At
RIGA and X. A. 3. Jones-Quartey,
head of the extension services of
the University College at Achi-
mota in the Gold Coast. West At
RIGA. The faculty will also include
outstanding American experts on
Negro and African history.
Directors of the Institute an
nounced that a special three-day
session, from Aug. 1881, will be
held for the benefit of those who
may not be able to attend the en-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-09
Negro Girl Gets
Eisenhower
Scholarship

L1NCROFT, n. = Mrs. Lewis
S. Thompson, former Republican
en- Reunion Anniversary.
The A.M.E. Church in general
and Florida in particular, are much
pleased to note these additional
honors that have come to their
most distinguished Bishop
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-09
New $633,8oo
Continued from Page One)

sufficient area for the aGministra-
tive requirements of the instruc-
tional program. Fluoresccnt light
ing is designed to give 80 foot
candles of illumination at desk top
levels. installations of green chalk
boards, asphalt tile floor cover
ing, teachers cabinets. acoustical
tile, and storage space in each
classroom will provide teachers
and pupils modern and up-to-date
classroom facilities.
Following an inspection of the
new building by the trustees, the
board authorized the acceptance
and final settlement of the gener-
al construction and electrical con-
tracts. Contracts for general con-
struction, heating and plumbing,
and electrical work will total APP
proximately S633,8OO0O. Final set
Element for construction contracts
will be with G. E. Bass Construc-
ton Company, plumbing and heat
ing with Reliable Piping & Plumb
ing Company, and electrical work
with Haywood Brothers Electrical
Company.
In November, 1850, Drummond
and Christian, Architects, were au-
thorized by the board to furnish
plans and specifications for this
building. The completion of the
Brinkley School adds another build
ing to the school facilities authoriz-
ed by the citizens of the Jackson
municipal separate school district
in it's 1850 bond issue to improve
and expand the educational pro
gram for the colored schools il
this district.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-09
Negro Minister
First ToAddress
Tulsa Worshiippers

TULSA, Okla.-Christians must
60 into the world to save it, for it
cannot be saved in absentia, Rev.
Calvin K. Stalnaker, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, said here
Sunday night during a sermon at
Shelly Stadium.
DR.. Stalnaker was the first Ne
gro to appear as guest minister at
the annual Starlight Union Ser
vices, sponsored by the Tulsa Coun-
Gil of Churches and Tulsa Minis
terial Alliance, and an inter-racial
congregation of more than $500
Tulsans was on hand to hear his
stirring message.
Preaching on the subject: II
Have Sent Them Into The World"
the prominent clergyman said,
"God sent Jesus into the world
land He now sends us. This takes
both courage and faith and it is
possible because Of a great fellow
SIlip. Ills IlSSSdSc ana tillS lSi-
lowship has turned many things
upside down through the centuries
and it still does.
Difficult Conditions
eve need a Christian witness
today in our homes and places of
work for we live under difficult
conditions as followers of our Lord.
The Bible is nothing but dried ink
on paper unless it means changed
lives and changed world" he de-
clared.
A slxty-voice choir from the
First Baptist Church, directed by
Mrs. Carrie Personal---very.. sang
three anthems.
DR.. Guy c. Tetirick, executive
secretary of the Tulsa Council OF
Churches, presided.
DR.. Stalnaker came to Tulsa
from New York where he served
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-09
Bishop Gregg.
Continued from Page One

continued from Page One)
leadership in the field of religion
and education, Bishop Gregg has
served % years as a Bishop in the
African Methodist Episcopa |
Church. During World War II he
travelled around the world as an
emissary of the U. S. Government
and his notable success as a
morale builder won him the Award
of Merit Who's Who in America
carries his name and his many con-
tributions to humanity"
Bishop Gregg was one of the
honorees chosen to address the 40
Gold Medal members of the class
of 1902 who, with him, had as
sembled from all parts Of the Uni
ted States for their Fiftieth Gold
as personnel coordinatOr for the
USO and the YMCA. Before go
ing to New York, he was minister
Of the Third Baptist Church Of
Toledo, Ohio.
Having been the recipient Of
many national and interna tional
honors, DR.. Stalnaker is currently
leading his church in the building
of S25O,000 edifice.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-09
Chicago Policy.

Continued from Page One)
ough to drive other leaders from
the multi million dollar policy
racket when the syndicate started
moving in, but Roe stayed on.
On June IS, 1851, Roe shot and
killed Leonard Cat Lenny) Cal
fano, West Side hoodlum. A MUIR
der charge against him was drop
ped when he contended he shot in
self defense when Caifano and
three companions tried to kidnap
him.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-09

tire workshops, regularly organ
lied summer session giving college
and graduate credits to qualified
students. The workshop is also
open to others who wish to bring
themselves up to date on contem-
porary African affairs. Interest
ed persons should write the regis
trar at Lincoln for further infor-
nation.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-09


National Committee-woman from
New Jersey, announced this week
that she presented a $1,000 college
scholarship to t7-year-old Barbara
Williams Of MiddIetown Township.
Miss Williams, who has been ac-
copied for admission to Cornell
University, had a high school schol-
astic average Of 90.
The scholarship, named in honor
of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenh over, re-
portedly will be the beginning of
such awards to worthy Negro stu
dents by Republican organizations,
according to Mrs. Thompson.