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The Miami times., 1952-09-27
DON'T MISS the LIbcIty Drive

In double-barrel attraction this
Friday when owner Leon Task is
treating his patrons to a double
feature show plus the Rockland
Palace floor show featuring Phil
Harris and Alex Stephens band
Many thanks to JAMES and
DOT BOWMAN for a lovely
evening last Sunday. And their
lovely home is the last thing in
South Miami CARRIE HILL
left her duties at Libcity Drive
In to accompany her nom to Ar
cadia for sister Dots wedding 9.
ORLANDO ALBURY Is visiting
from Nassau and drawing extra
glances from the girls at his sty-
liSh British togs. JUDGE
HENDERSON, longshoreman boss
left this week on months vaca-
ton to points north MRS.
CYNTHIA BETHEL Is the new
clerk you see at Leonards.
The Miami times., 1952-09-27
THE SPECTATOR
BY ELLIOTT J. PIEZE
JUDGE GIBLIN TO SPEAK AT
SPECIAL PARITY AT
HARLEM SQUARE

A special complimentary party
has been arranged for the Har-
lem Square Club, for next We'd
neSday night. October I, by
friends of George Brautigam,
State Attorney-elect, John D.
Marsh, County Solicitor -elect.
and Tom Kelly, Sheriff-elect of
Dade County. The affair is being
given in appreciation of the pro-
grams pledged by these and a
number of other officials who
have been on or are virtually
certain of being elected to various
important offices.
The featured attraction of the
evening, will be an address by
Circuit Judge Vincent c. Glib
lin, candidate for the Democratic
nomination to the Florida State
Supreme Court.
There will be good music,
dancing, free refreshments, all
topped off with a number of star
acts of entertainment, and the
admission is Free to Everyone.
However, it will be necessary for
all patrons to present an invita-
ton at the door upon entering.
Invitations may be obtained by
contracting the special office set
up to arrange this affair, which
is located at the corner of NV
3rd ave. and 11th st. Members of
the locally sponsoring group in
Miss Marie White, Mrs. Anne Lin
sey, Mrs. Ellen Taylor, Messrs
Charles Hadley, Willie Lamar,
Lee HeadSpeth, John "A. Diaz,
Elliott j. Pieze, DR.. G.. w. Haw-
kins, Judge L. E. Thomas, Atty.
The Miami times., 1952-09-27

seats were practically empty.
Also there is a law in Florida
and city ordinance separating
the Colored from the white. Is
the law to be enforced? If not,
they should do away with the
law"
don't know how much law the
policemen know. But I'd resign
from the force if ordered to chase
United States soldier out of his
seat. I am proud of our Army
and Navy, and of the service re-
cords our Negro citizens have
made. And I don't want to be a
part of any move that will force
a soldier to sit in a segregated
section just because he is black.
Our laws are for all citizens, re-
gardless of color. One law says
we must serve in the military
when called. The Negro dare not
refuse, saying "Why must I obey
the call to arms when I am not
permitted other rights the law
says are mine? When I pledge
allegiance to the flag I do not
like to say with liberty and JUS
tice to all-except me.",
Actually there is no city au-
thorities to restrict one section Of
a stadium to Negroes. It's merely
an old Southern custom. Our bus
seating regulations probably are
unconstitutional.
LET'S NOT HURRY
This doesn't mean I'm advo-
eating a hurry-up change in this
silly and expensive segregation
policy we have in the deep south.
don't advocate that all the
Negro fans go out and buy seats
in the south and north stands,
and insite riots and bitterness far
more harmful than the present
system.
We've come a long way in
Miami. When I was a lad, new
in reporting here, saw policemen
on night duty come into the jail
house, say Lets get niger and
scare hell outa him; things are
dull around here" One night one
such Negro shot one Of them
dead. They killed him, but it
wasn't easy to explain how
prisoner got into a car with four
officers.
l.ots of you remember that.
So, think of the advancement
in decency, tolerance, a general
desire of fairness. Negro lead
ers walk into the city commits
sion room and speak fearlessly
about problems and conditions in
the Negro district. When I came
to Miami no "nigger would dare
speak UP like that"
Since we've gone this far let's
take on this matter of civil rights,
which everybody seems afraid to
discuss openly. All it means Is
The Miami times., 1952-09-27
OUR GOOD FRIEND Jack Bell

OUR GOOD FRIEND Jack Bell
leading Miami Herald columnist,
wrote a real good one Sunday.
And just in case you didn't see
it I'm reproducing 1t here: Thanks
a lot Jack. It's guys like you who
make us stay in there pitching
for the kind of world we all would
like to live In:
THE TOWN cRIER
/ have a letter from a local
reader.
"I was seated in the south stand
of the Orange Bowl about the 40
yard line the night Of the Fort
jackson Hurricane game" he
writes" Before the game started
two Negro and two white SOL
diers came in and sat just back
Of me. The police were aware OF
this. In fact, they were notified
by other opposing people. They
did nothing.
"Colored people have place to
sit in the Orange Bowl and those
The Miami times., 1952-09-27

THIS Is THE WEEK Of the
big attraction you and I have
been waiting for. NAT King
COLE, STAN KENTON, SARAH
VAUGHAN, GEORGE KIRBY.
STUMP & STUMPY, the CON-
GEROOS, ETC., will cavort at Mi
ami Beach Audit in the afternoon
and then on to Dinner Key for
the clincher. Take my advice
kiddies, and don't miss this great
attraction The celebrated Ink
Spots, Americas most famous
quartet, will play AL GOLD
MANS Harlem Square Ballroom
Sunday, Oct. IL. COOTIE WILL
LIAMS orchestra will make up
a swell background for the Spots.
The boys are touring the south,
southwest and middle west for Is
weeks, and then move on to the
west coast. Featured with this
version of the Ink Spots will be
CHARLIE FUQUA, "Deek"
WATSON and JIMMIE HOL-
LENS. All the songs made famous
by the Ink Spots, eff I Didn't
Care" "Java Jive," "Do I Worry,
Maybe" Brown Gal," "Just
For a Thrill" and Making Be-
lieve" that all remain so tender
1y to the heart and mind are
still sung by the group; along
with many new favorites.
The Miami times., 1952-09-27

John D. Johnson and a number
of others. Invitation may also be
obtained from members of the
local sponsoring committee.
SECOND TORNADO
RECEPTION THURSDAY
The second in the current
series of Tornado Receptions"
sponsored by the BTW Alumni
Association, for the benefit of the
Athletic Association of the school,
will be held on next Thursday
evening, October 2, at the Rock
land Palace. On that evening,
preceding the reception, the
BTW Tornadoes will take on the
strong Hornets of Carver High
School at Dorsey Park beginning
st BIS pm. Members OF both
teams and the key personnel or
both schools will be guests at the
reception.
The Miami times., 1952-09-27

WATCH FOR a topnotch mus
ical institute in the Liberty City
area. Good instruction and if your
kid has promise there is specia-
lized teaching. Good deal .
The dancing school in the Mary
Elizabeth's Flamingo Room is 60
ing great EVA HEPBURN
will undergo surgery at Kendall
Hosp. this week :. The local
Omega Psi Phi chapter is pitch
ing smoker next Saturday for
the Q's in the greater Miami area.
A regular homecoming.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-07-30


New officers elected for the
coming year were T. M. Hen
dirk, President, M. B. Higgins,
vice president, r. v. Moore, Sec
rotary treasurer, and directors
J. P. McAlpine, o. s. Kirkpat-
rick, w. E. Hinson, and Henry
Holiday.
Prize winners in the Big Fish
Contest were awarded by tine
president as follows: list prize
for the largest bass caught on
jigger or rod and reel went to
Sam Lewis of Gallivants Ferry
for an 8 "a Id. bass. This prize
was a glass casting rod and
Pfleuger Akron reel, the rod
being plated with IS carat gold.
Second prize was a tackle box,
presented to Henry Sellars of
Gallivants Ferry, for a bass
weighing 8 IL Id.
Third prize went to Buster
Lewis of Gallivants Ferry for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-07-30
FOR SALE

TUT SALE - Steaks, seafood
Gmcken and other good food.
prlVate banquets a speciality
open every night. Little Pee
Zee Zee Lodge. Phone Nichols, SC,
2837 for reservations.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-07-30
FOR RENT

WOMAN'S CLUBHOUSE avail.
aole Tor party rentals. $500
Tor afternoon, $500 for eve
nlngs. See Evelyn Leonard.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-07-30
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Garage
Apartment, Green Sea-
Tabor City Highway.
Contact Mr.. or Mrs.
John Clemens. FTP

Henderson County farmers are
making wide use this year OF 2,
4-D for control of weeds in corn.
They ere using both pre- emery
ence and post-emergcrce applica-
tons.
The nations 1858 wheat produc-
ton goal has been set at u mil
lion acres-about 8 per cent below
the big acreage planted for har-
vest this year. With normal yields,
this acreage would result in a crop
of about 1,OSO,OO0,O0O bushels of
wheat,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-07-30

FOR RENT: Three room apart
ment, down stairs, Southern ex-
posure. Newly redecorated. See
Mrs. r. T. Bruton, Tabor City.
Ito
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-07-30

an 8 Id. 5 OF. bass. This prize
was a landing net and fishing
knife.
In the second division of the
contest Tommy Hendrix of Con-
way won a glass fly rod and
automatic reel for the largest
bass caught on a fly rod, weigh
ing 4 Id.
In the third division, for the
largest Dream or redbeast caught
on a fly rod or throw line, 1st.
prize, a Sketch cooler, was won
by r. v. Moore, and End prize,
a bamboo fly rod, was won by
R. K. Matthes, both of Conway.
Considerable interest was dis
played in this contest by the
sportsmen of Horny, and the As
ISOLATION hopes to make it an
annual affair.
AS one of their current pro-
jects in the conservation of game
and fish, the Association is Ut
tempting to get the unreason-
ably long deer season shorten
ed by approximately a month
and a half. South Carolina now
has the longest deer season OF
any state, opening September
IS and closing January 1.
The Association hopes to i'm
press upon the newk Wildlife
Commission and the County
Delegation the need to shorten
this season in order to save our
deer from extinction.
The Association also hopes
that the sportsmen Of our CouIl-
ty will make up to the need OF
conserving our game and fish
and other natural resources, and
help do something about 1t by
Joining the Horny Game and
Fish Association. To join, see
any of the above mentioned Of
ficers of the Association, or mail
$500 to the Horny Conservation
Association, Conway, s. c.
More fertilizer was used On
American farms. gardens, and
lawns in 195O-51 than in any pre-
vious year on record, according
to a recent survey by the U. S.
Department of Agriculture. Con-
sumption in 1950-51 of 20,988,74O
tons exceeded that of the preceG-
ing year by IA per cent and was
almost three times as great as
annual consumption before World
War II. Average for 1858 vas
about 7is million tons.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-07-30
WE DO PIPE THREADING

WE DO PIPE THREADING -
All electric pipe threading
machine available for your
work. Can thread pipe from
one-eighth inch to two inches.
Also complete stock of pipe
fittings. Plumbing Supplies
Trouble Shooting, & plumbing
contracting. See Dorman Frun.
iture Company, Tabor City,
N. c. Ind.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-07-30
Horny Game And Fish Association
Awards Prizes In Fishing Contest

The fIory Game Association held it's annual meet
ing at the Grammar School Conway Friday
ing July delicious bog supper served to
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-07-30

KNAPP AEROTRED SHOES For
Supreme Foot Comfort. Sizes 2
to ID; Width AAAAA to EEEE.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-07-30
E8sz}zz4 CLASSIFIED ADS "a

aop SALE: SPENCER SUP.
PORTS and style garments.
Mrs B. F. Dunsum, P. o. Box
tabor City. Phone 1881.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-07-30
THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE. TABOR CITY, N. C.

K. NJ. Raynor. Dial 3756 Tabor
City. mdf.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1880 HARVARD ST. N.W.-sleeping
rooms with privil. of reception room
kit. and laundry. Ho. 2-779s;
334e 18th ST. NV rms. stuoio
corner conr rm; rmn; With norch. twin beds
UPONT CIRCLE VIC. I'LL 18th st.
Wise. dble: rm., windows;
hotplate and refgr.; conv. location;
$50. DU. 1850. RA. 6-0155. Ia
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-completely
furnished. including iceboX: running
ySater. 1242 21st st. NV. ME-,
LARGE RooM-In apt. house. Single
or double; reas. rent. l449 Oak St
raiKMnNT Z "; ar; 1s r. co 2l76s " 6S,o-sI..n 1H
range. refer. and other utils.; suit
able for , empl. ladies; price for
one So wk. and for 2. Sl2. ,AD.
lilo r ST. NV, 1.-The churchilr'-
Efficiency apt, front bed-iiv. rm.;
linens; maid service. NO. 7-9s6S.
I43s CLIFTON ST. N.w.-Dble. rm.,
bsbs bsby G5ie oR, no. S'na0SS 9Os5o7 End f1ooF'
1915 FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-Front
iooHi. Siuk, IeISE.' LOT Cple.' also
smaller Ink. rm. with water. Ia
1898 EUCLID ST.-Attractive 2-rm..
kit. semipyt. bath; empl. cple.; $50
JU. 9-S503.
5Oi End ST. S.E.-Lieht housekeep-
ing. lge. walk-in closet. Ii. 1885.
IeiS VERMONT AVE. N.w.-Walk.
dis. town; nice bsmt, ? rms, pvt.
bath, gas range, yard: pet permitted;
SIS wkly. NE. s-7H04. is
1?ti 1?th ST. N.W.-Large room,
Fri2idaire, stove. sink; empl gent
$40 week. Shown IS pm. --12
ll11 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Couple with
. children: $50 wk,: no drinkers.
AO. 1880. --l6
2O1I PARK RD. N.W.-Loveiy lge.
studio rm., overlooking Rock Greek
Park: pvt. MARKING co 5-SI4l
Evening star., 1952-12-10
FARM 8 GARDEN Cont

AN EXCELLENT TINE for objection.
pruning and feeding Of Shade trees
reasonable prices; free estimates
HYATTSVILLE NURSERY, WA
NEW EQUIPMENT. H. c. Cub
Super A. c. II. and NJ. tractors
plows. mowers. rakes. forage har.
vesters, corn pickers, balers. drills
Spreaders. leaders. power units
wagons. heavy-duty discs. hammer
mills. and shelters. New Holland bal.
ers. forage harvesters. blowers. saws
mixers raEsg ear1 snd qssIs New ddes
ers, elevators. wagons. leaders
wagon unloaders, bodies, sprayers
lime and fertilizer dist: Brillior
grass Seeders; Myers hay condi.
psrts r,oners' .nG 1aier sad and binder ,s TYING
INC, silver Spring. Md. =
i. H.. c. CUB, as low as S715: fol
small farm or estate. MALONEY'S
INC, Silver Spring. Md.
USED EQUIPMENT; Cub tractor: B
w/cult,; Ford; Massey Harris 101
m9i0wi and Cult D. E E fsse; and F. + + % sTIt
two 12-in. and two. 14-in. plows
harvester; Woods corn picker
Massey Harris eft. p.t.o: combine
MALONEY.S, INC. Silver Spring.
parts and service. service. A'M MALoNEY's 10, ESsS
INC. Silver Spring, Md, JU. S-333:,
SLUDGE for greener Grass. We viii
spread and lime for you If desired
No odor. Rich topsoil by the loao
Reasonable. 10. S-3946.
AMERICAN FILBERT (hazelnut)
family favorite. Young bearer O
tasty, round nuts. Two . TO : ft
trees. Offer No. 2-4, S3.65, post
paid. Write for free copy 56-pa2,
planting guide catalCg in color
offering complete line fruit trees
nut trees, berry plants, grape vine
and ornamental plant material
SaleSpeople wanted. WAYNESBORC
NURSERIES. Waynesboro. Virginia
Evening star., 1952-12-10
COOPERATIVE APTS. SALE

1928 18th ST. N.w.-Liv, ym.. bed
:, ets; siros rTsSSqHsGle. pI,, No. 7;!a$6. ia II;
apt. completely redecoEated and 10
Gated across the street from Supreme
Court Bldg. An unusual opportunity
for those desirine this location
Price $4,000; excellent terms.
Please call Mr.. Gavin. with H. G..
sM1THY sn r loo. CO.. ST. 3-33Ooi res.
ESTATE PRoPERTY-This de luxe
apt. in one Of Washington finest
cooperative bldgs. must be solo
Spacious foyer. dining room 15x17.
living room a3xl5. two corner twin
sized bedrooms, tile bath and shower
ample closets, kitchen. pantry and
service. door. This beautiful apart
ment has three exposures-south.
east and west-each with a view
Total price. S@0,000--far below the
price of comfortable house. Please
call Mr.. Gavin, with H. G: SMITHY
CO. ST. $4,000; res, AID. a-5004
:-BATH APT. with
south and west exposure overlooking
Rock Creek Park offered for the
first time! Modern 3-yr.- .-old build
ing: large living room. dining space,
stainless steel kitchen. Close to eX-
tensive shopping and transportation.
Price. SlSa5O, with substantial cash
required. Please call Mr. Gavin, with
H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST. 3-33o0;
res. AID. S-5004. Ill
Evening star., 1952-12-10
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PONY. small; black, gentle; wonder.
full with. children: raised from 9
COLT Call JE. 2-4S65. 10
FILLY. very pretty. gentle. ~ Arab
2ia yrs. old. under 14la hands; suit
able for child to show and jump;
$500. Call after 6 pm. OIL. 4-4027
REGISTERED ABERDEEN-ANGus-
Fall-Winter bargain sale Saturday
December l3, 1852, / pm. at beet
cattle research center, Front Royal
Va, 4 miles Sc. Of Front Royal or
U. s. 522. Lunch available or
grounds. 90 FEMALES, 3 BULLS. A
real opportunity to buy good youns
registered breeding stock at bar.
gain. HeiferS for replacement or t
start young herd Bulls to grow
out yourself for good herd sires
Vaccinated for Bangs and shipping
fever. Tested for T.B. All from
clean healthy herds; can ship any.
where. Sale sponsored by VIRGINS
Aberdeen Angus Association. P. o.
Box 1876, Charlottesville, Va.
THREE GENTLE RIDING HORSES
/. small gelding with white feet.
chestnut mare with white mark:
ings. l light bay with white spot
in face. Take your pick for S15
One real pet family Jersey COW With
4-day old calf, $3.50. JU. 9-9Rl6i
evenings. HU. 3-9075. Ill
TWO ANGUS STEER. Angus bull;
between 300 and $50 lbs. apiece;
reaSonahle 10 S.1H1S Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-10
APTS. FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HoTEL-one
room kit. and bath; completely
furn air-conditioned apt; tub and
shower; SIS to 81 per day for | or
= people, full hotel services; no time
limit, 900 goth st. NV. Ma. S-5426
cHAsTLEToN H0TEI[one and 8
bedrm. apt; Special wkly: and mo mo
rates; 1701 10th st. NV. Du
THREE LOVELY APIS. nicely furn.
Sa2. 500 and $50 mo-, utils: ::
Hashing mach; conV. transp. Iu
esRoo5M FURN. APT; conv. to
transp.; suitable cple. or | person.
Call after 6 pm: Ii. .3-c226: 10
1901 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Nr.- 18th
and Col. rd. Elev. apt. bldg. bed
rms. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. bath.
n. ARI.wBedrm., 'iv. rm.. din. rm..
bath. kit. Apt. bldg. Conyen. every
thin: $94 so. KE. S-4S15: 10
LIV. RM. kit with din. space. with
one bedrm.. $50; with 2 bedrms.,
$40; and bedrm. furn. for l-5'k
1ffl 18th ST. NV. Everything
furn. except linens. Ideal for CPL
HU. 3-9731, IA. S-531S. Ia
MT. PLEASANT-Liv. rm.. bedrm
kit. seml-pvt bath Sunday. AID
4-6s96 tweek days after 8 pm:
wARDMAN PIX. AREA. 24o4 goth st
2 bedrms., liv.. rm., kit, bath. lge
screened porch: util. Incl. AID
Evening star., 1952-12-10
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

ENGLISH BULLDOG, male, thorough7
bred. Axe registered. papers. Is
FINE COCKER PUPPIES - Axe;
Rf Rake e 6Sg1 y9ur Christmas reservations ia
cockER 5t5 SR''Pi PUPPIES for Christmas;
adorable males, silver blond and
black, Axe. excel. pedigree. JE.
2t BOXER PUPPIES, A. X. C.. for Xmas; ;
of Champ. Wardlord. 10. S-4592;
BoXER PUPS, beautiful male fawn
212 mos AKA registered. Call or
write DIR. A.. r. ANDERSON. Jr.'
toy UifEshlGf MAITEsn Hrf'G1a fPuPp1Es right from
santas toy bag; reasonable. WA.
PoMERAN1AN Hi:fa; PUPPIES. tiny toys,
cream; grange sTNv snd sable; Miss Hunt
PARAKEETs, At tfIS; turquoise blue. As
weeks, banded babies. SIS. EN-
CoCkEk SSs Eli PUPPIES, solid buff. Axe
ate, temporary innoculation. JU
TOY MANCHEsTERs. Axe. male ane
fsmae mas pgppes oed4els w hold aTe fer csTs sye;
Spring. 10. 5-Ss31s IA
IRISH SETTER. female. 10 mos. hac
all shots. RA. 3-5SO3. III
COLLIE. purebred. ! mos, excellent
disposition for children, several
cha ehfmpiePs sP rosa" in ancestry; good home
cocker: well marked; deposit will
hold It'll Xmas. Male. $40; female
csotcRkGERsLoo7 &c RGE 10 Slack S5SG'ai and parti; eeaut
| and healthy pups; 2 mos: S25 tc
$50; Axe reg; wormed. OF. 4-s.o95
COCKER PUPPIES; Axe; 8 wks. old
at Xmas; black and blond, $50.
pAhMaqioS+ Gall aqi S;4a21; female sDsxed; ! xr.
am, Gaithersburg 397. XII
stock must sell Immediately; only
$50 for the pair. Call after $50
pm, JA. 2-7s7o. JOHN PRICE;
COCKER SPANIEL. black, Axe pa.
wormed; $40. Call TIE. 6-Ss71
GERMAN aassa SHEPHERD Gini PUPPIES, Axe
reg. black and cream, silver gray
p1Pss,Rs TessSnsble; u Ju so9 9-o2o6; shan
hero mixed with Dalmatian. Alsc
CANARIES-Selling out so beautiful
| red Factor and DeluteS canaries
$3.50 cash. HA. 2-S703:
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL regis
healthy. ready for Xmas. giving
WANTED. PET LOVERS who will Civ,
good homes to Coonhound, and Po
/ lice mix. terrier. cats and kittens
Reasonable. Ia. 9-4434.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
ROOMS FURNIshED-N.E.

FOR 1 $500 OR 2 tS5O)-Gentle-
men; new home; nice location,
Michigan Park. Call LA. 6-1147.
63S 18th ST. N.E.-Single rm.. gentle
man; newly decorated; 81 per week.
CoLoRID@FURNIsHED ROOMS
Couples or l or 2 girls. Call Ii.
6-l76l, evenings. 10
COLORED-LIVING RIM, bedrm. and
share kit. Employed couple only; nc
children. Ii. 4-0979. 10
COLORED-l36 X ST. MCLEAN,
conf. rms: near transp.; privil
CoLoREDN3Os sEATON PL. Ne
Nicely furn. front rm. for / or 9;
pvt; nr. transp. HO. 2-S101. Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

nstastl6n sa' pEEREss e. flzss sSEs sg IS co
2237 Ga; ave; DE: 2-5566: .s
7 mos MOS SO Gu, IT.; $3.50 Ii
RUGS. imported Persian. oriental
good wearing. 9xI2. SAC so; skill
S39.50; other sizes proper priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP, 1925 G st NV.
broadloom; also 9xi. beige with .
matching scatters less than | yr.
old; reaS. DI. 7-332s. after 8.
RUGS-Oriental. Ssrouks. Kermans
dqced prices. RARE RUG SHOP
9427 18th st. NV,
RuGs--Genuine oriental. all sizes
elsewhere. CAssAB1AN. 3204 @ st
RuGs. g &iii KERMAN-Red EESi 10, e~xi11 g.;
aqua, 3,x4-,. Chinese. 9'x12'. beige
SAW: Mcculiough chain saw. 40 in
blade. equip. with oiler. pract. new
cond. Phone MIR. THOMAS, EN-
SCALES. Q meat scales. Hobart, in
perfect condition. Call AID. 4-3l42
SECRETARY Governor Winthrop
| genuine mahogany, excel. condition
| HO. 2-S442 after . pm. weekdays
! ii
SEWING Westinghouse
S69.95 less 1890. Zig-zagS: all
makes, up to $3.50 discount; credit
unions houored other appliances by
request. EX. 3-6S44, Ii. 7-4649
SEWING MACHINES - Xmas special
while they last. New portahles. con-
soleS. desks. $50 disc. Open til
pm. 1915 Pa. ave. NV. MA. 1888
SEWING MACHINES-Regardless Of
any discount. save 81 5 to $40 more
HYATTsv1IIE SEWING MAcH1NF
sFRy!S5j sFl 1888. S211 Baltimore By s!yd
sEw1NG MACHINE SALE: while
Rotary Console. nice and perfect
cost S169.50, now $50. Brand-nev
portable, runs smooth as silk, round
bobbin, was S99.50, now S69.95
Others. 3S12 Lee hwy, JA. 2-49l4
SILVER-Sterling, serv. for 10, brand
new; extra pcs; walnut chest; S45C
value. S295. HE. 4-6935. Ia
SLIP COVER and drapery materials
in beautiful patterns; 30 and AS in.
pebble crepe csc and Sl.39 yd.: ST.
in. twill, 59c. 69c. 79c yd. JE. .
5000. Ill
SOFA, early Victorian, roSeback. circa
1910; excellent condition; $500, Call
3:30-5: 80. AID. i-G205. 10
Evening star., 1952-12-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CLUB MASON, 1925 N. H. ave. offers
de luxe living in club residence for
refined ladies and men. S11-Sla wk.
incl. full course meals and hotei
services; NO; 1-61!0. Ia
2OOI COL. RID. N.W.-Nice rm.. LIST
fir. Walk in closets, run. water. .
girls. Good meals. CO. 5-2493
14OI 18th ST. N.W.-Ideal residence
for business people: large room with
pvt bath; selective mer: switch
DiSsIN's GUEST HOUSE, 2o13 Mass.
ave. NV. Considered the incest
guest house in the city. Has several
vacancies for young ladies. Our food
IS delicious. atmosphere refined. DE.
e6sl WooDLEY PL. N.w.-comfort-
able rm.. young man; good board.
$15 wk.: good transp. AID. 4-0244
BRADLEY ARMs-1326 18th st. NV
Single and double rms, for refined
young people. Delicious food. Conv
MRS. SNYDER. hostess. --l6
THE MAR SALE GUEST HOUSE
1865 WYOMING AVE. NV.
Ladies and gentlemen who desire a
home away from home: Excellent
meals. TV. Laundry facilities.
TABLE BOARD AVAILABLE