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ONE OR TWO GIRLS wanted. bet.
in Vi Virginia M with with OS; / other. % conv .ts; to
Pentagon and downtown Washing
ton. IA. 3O53 Sat. or Sun. ewes.
GIRL to To- share apt. with another:
all conveniences, $500 mo. 3104
Mt. Pleasant st. NV. Apt. 3.
GIRL between 1921 wanted to share
beautitnl apt; with z others; Mass.
s4de sRd VIZ atter VICINITY s:ae D% Sao' Call To'
APT. to share with another lady.
near Sligo Greek Parkway, in Silver
LARGE EFFiciENcY iG' in new eV'eSn. conn.
ave. bldg. Share with another man,
20 or more. EN-. 9275 ewes.
ALEXANDRIA,; two-bedrm. apt. conv.
sseentesSb se9 ese6 share IA svsss Tisa young mtn
YOUNG MAN, viii share furn. house;
p IN. or before 8 am. -15
titully decorated home with 3
others. Nice NV. location. conv.
trsnsp;; $40; OR; 9145; =l9
Saso, SSaRs; cSnv: SH: transD.' schools. Box
NR. SaoiRsEHiAM-Young man share
lge;. attr. cool furn. bsmt. apt.
utils. incl: pvt. unlim. phone: reas.
10. 2-s22o, days; NO. 1917. eyes.
ONE coNGENIAL girl to share With
NV. IVY sEcTioN, a51ff lovely s-rm. wt7 apt. to
share, unlimited privil. for young
lady. HU. 32S9 after 4. 20s
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PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. sH. 3039
REFRIGERATORS. FREEZERs, AIR
CONDITIONERS-W buy ali makes
any condition. AID. 1884. 17s
SAW, band, used, that will take 12-in.
cut. IA. 8-8395 after 6 pm.
clocks. furn.. china. glassware. etc
EN-. 1906. OIL. 1857. -15
WANTED-Late model outboard
motor, Mercury or Wizard preferred,
ten horsepower or more. Call 10.
2-4323 after 8 pm.
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/ LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS
: OPEN SAT, 1906, SUN.
Free delivery, phone LU. 1-l2OO
Robby sez ''see me and save on al
your, your building material needs" Hom'
ROBINSON LUMBER co.
1893 Kenilworth Ave. NE. 90
LUXURY BEDS, (2l. complete. S3l
and $45. with satin cover; set O.
I. golf clubs, bag and cart. $50. JOHN
SON. 5000 Edsemoor lane. Bethesda
MIRR0R; q large plate glass. 42x74
: MOVIE PRoJEcToRs from strSne
Iheater, in good working order. al
ss5o. sss and D sss' NV; sive-away 2o g5ic'
OFFICE FURNITURE-one OF sh.
plays. 1921 I. ct. NV. Ma. 1924
; OIL BURNER AND FURNACE. con.
trols. tank; $3.50. JE. 3-s111 after
rSzIN1 A sssS SCI Bfs3.., ,.lgs srsvn 'hinsle stain
PIANO = steinway console, mahos
teacher or musician; $975 or besi
rfaNo, rTasE 9h RnaSss 2ssSi 81. grand, 1aS ebdn,
ee ms: 81; rsT ff s4eo' suss4seeoosee' fs .fsFi
s1''ssp'ab RssSsaay sees es9' mu.iaIsn tssae
pIaSOS p1InaSSsSmeqs; Rr.nS4ne1 wA 9so1 ..7bnsrt as
spinet pianos with all standard. fea.
Mahogany finished case. Made b,
Winter q Go. Pay S25 down, bal.
ancs S,s over years; ST. 1900; JOR:
Open Thursday evenings,
tress and springs. 4 oak dining room
pshNE shsi6s. etc; OR: 57e1. ,ooao1b,
PANos ?Reishs Fok kENTModeTn sfG No. sgSs spnets
So monthly. Rent now and we viii
sterlinsu esoo. eq'f PIANO n w MARF Pa Inc! INc
hSlS 7th st. NV. Gust above the
PIANos.used upfignts. ss5. s45
e. SS and spnets sD hauling a1ands extra ara Ase
%s9les; SOLE over loo inssrumsn5s aJns On dis; liz
RAJ f. ~ 'lIsi 1915 sa ssoS g. Sr PlAsa s:I
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets and
consoles. as low as 81 monthly
Sn BUY ssea gTes s4o6 you 5osbSN Ssfdi s
corner 18th and 6 sts. NV. oper
PIANOS. want a good re-conditionee
G5endr Sss. R.vr Then get the best Camp
over. Wurlitzer: Knabe and others
all carry our full 5-yr. new piano
guarantee: liberal allowance fol
BE BELL s4aI Music CO.. HOS G st. a NV.
IPfANOVHere is the best value 70,
can md; brand;new. full key
sesUfg 1ny spsss SAP 5as 1as ,s
. limited no. Of these pianos viii b
COW. terms. ustc1iM cAMPSGLL sss .ei M6sIe 1sE
CO, 110S G st. NV. DI: 8464.-1e
dase9 for c9Pisis ss aoa oay spRs.: TSsse
ali dr. samples and pianos ret. from
rent. This Is an opportunity to gel
g real good piano at q very req.
sonabie price conv; terms may bt
paFeRsss p.n Ast aHSas 1Is M5sIe fsRss
PIANO. Weaver spinet; fun Keyboard;
nice eond;; $295. SO dn:. SIC
monthly KITS 1880 g st. sta NV
PIANO. Concord splnes, mahog:; a
piSSo, issS kimbali as; NV Baby Grand: ElS is.e
model, new cond.; fine value, S795;
i $25 dn.. balance In 3 yrs. KITS
PIANOS. Fl iPPiiANS BENCHES, IS iG IN;
small uprights. from $S5 up: Knabe
cor entr. Amer. Storage Bldg. 2SO1
Georgia ave.. AID. 1928 t9:30-b 800.
.l IA
PIANO--Steinway grand, model M
1897; excel. cond. WI. 6677. is
condition; $3.50 or best offer. WO
9027 evenings. -17
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BUSINESS SERVICES
SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells, grease
traps, pumping or repairs. SH. 1886.
Ia
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES, SunStranQ, elec.
tItc- Rsconditionsd; Guaranteed;
ADDING MACHINES, R. c. Allen
desk models. best cond. 10. 1898.
AIR CoMPREssoR-ouincy. scFM;
eba aR WIZ slnsls s7ss Rhass Ssekdsss %StSF es ss.
Sundays II. 3-6S09. --17
AIR CONDITIONERS-5 new l h.p.
Co1s9IIe models, $47S oeasf each, PLY, Plus
REFR1GERAT1oN Co. iio7 Y st.
ATR-COND., Philco York. M-h.p..
1862 window model; used mos.
Sell $3.50 cash, cost $500. MI. 1915.
AIR COMPREssORs. guaranteed. re-
built outfits. Garage size. Also port
ables. DON MANTz. WO. 1176.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

WHEEL CHAIRS, hospital beds. etc.
fensal Esn,ra and salss; nsT and used
& EQUIP. CO.. INC, 1888 L st. NV
ME. 5000. Open "a hrs. 7-day wk
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Flagstone and Stone

Cement dftvew0ys. walks steps re.
tanning walls. porches: tile drain.
ANGEIo MARcucC1o. sH. 17eo
FLOORS. SANDED and finished; ouai.
i:y work az 2 reasonable price. M
FLOOR SANDING. finishing, cleanins
and waxing. Reasonable prices
Free estimates. Call RA. 6795. -l7
FAO0R SERVICE. Nothing but, the
best; laying. sanding. finishing
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS INC. 1919 wisconsin ave.
FOME OWNERSHIP painting (int.
Try, roof repair, aSnS cement WORK. fsfneo fioor
sanding, REIN, wax, spec. rate.
30 yrs, exper.. call BEN, NO. 1852
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WESLEY HALL

WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. in remodeied. re-
dec bldg Running water in every
rm. Large closets. Dances and free
movies. Recr. rm., Bendix washer;
selected menu S50-S60. 1926 21st
st. NV. HU. 1924,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

IREFRIGERAT0R. Erigidsires good
REFRIGERATOR, brand d-new SIT
Westinghouse. S175. JU. S-1665
REFRIGERATOR. serval gas. g Gu
it.. excel. cond.; 500. Ii. 6.4441.
REFRIGERATOR 1851 models
up to $10O; trade or discount. 1874
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MiscEL. FOR SALE tcon,.,

used brick. any Quan.
tity. GENERAL WRECKIN6 CO.,
MI. 6177. Ia
BRICK-BRICK
Must move 100000 bricks from thu
center Of town; call for our price.
ACE WRECKING CO.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-O50(
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. }

CARPENTRY - Recreation rms. :,
atttcs; general repairs. Free esti-
mates. Weekdays after 6 pm, GE.
5516 or WA. 5594, HAINES. go
walks. steps; work guaranteed.
prices reas. DU. S6O5. I6s
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
RO0TER. Phone RIA. 1888 any day.
any night.
FENCE-Galvanized chain link; all
posts in concrete. Immediate erec-
ton. Get the best for less. No down
payment, 80 months to pay Phone
Il 4;-4aSSs; evenings and Sunday.
Evening star., 1952-08-14

ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w.
LINCOLN PARK-Clean, nicely furn.
rm. for lady, next to bath; home
privils.; cony. transp. TR. 143O.
block Lib. Of Congress; well furn.
room. Ii. 3-2913. is
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HOTEL 144O

One rm.. kltchenette. bath: 24-hR.
phone and elevator serv.; S24 80
S31 SO wkly. 1440 Rhode Island
ave- NV. -lQ
COLORED, 1904 EUCLID ST. NV.
3 rms. kit. and bath. Adults only.
or apt. unfurnished. Rsfsrsnces re-
NER. 1929 1ith ct. NV. No. 4e07.
CoLoRED-4ss RIDGE sr. NV.
Lge. rm. with kit. and semibath.
Newly painted and nicely furn: pL
CONTINUED On Next Paee)
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FARM AND GARDEN

BULLDOZER AND LoADERs-For
excavating. grading and land clear
ing; ns. For free estimates call UN.
TREE REMOVAL. S. and up. get our
ps fTse sS.lRssss Fas sEsTdcE s1d sac I 5ssss n9snss
BLUE GRASS SOD, delivered in truck
rRScFoR ssd 1S5i fSR HSs "a W 4sss
LIZ Excel cond.; ideal for small
farm. Reasonable. ia. 1925.
TREE REMOVAL, in D. c. area; rea-
sonable prices, free estimates. Call
6-i0 pm, Ii. S-63S0. lis
YARD SERVICE. BELLS, lawns
after 9 -u.m.. anytime week ends.
KITCHEN BROoDERs. Q, &C. current
size. 4 It, by 4 IT'S $15s practically
new cond. Ii. 6-1559. IA
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BUILDING MATERIAL

BUILDING MATERIAL
Wrecking barracks American univer.
Incl; standard windows and doors
2x4s: 221x4s 2xoii SxSs: shesthing: floor.
dsCn ns eae ppe a nd aad sSiess8s tDs re-
Also slate surfaced fiber board. Cello.
tex, 2;dr; plyTood closets. som,
Of sheetrock, SIS per NJ at site
Sels9 on ,Ss IN hsbyaS sw esrnsT Uni
Mass. NV. Also large variety Of al
Davis HNy.. Aflinston, va Va. OF. Ssns7tS5 s7sS
CsasascSgtAHSH gSFrD r1FGWs1rEs H2RE9S fses5!s S6
csMERasGMopins sss Rag 81 VIM to new location,
entire stock Of cameras. projectors
to 50% discount. Greatest price re.
PHoTo sUPPLY. sth and Pa ave
CAMERA-speed Graphic 4x5 and
ton, good buy. CAN Elk. e400, ext
2902, between 6 am. and 4 pm.
Monday through Friday. 17'
trade ins. Open to 6 (Thurs.,
to o.; Air copd. BgRsENNER, r 9sa
CLOCK. Simplex Time. good cond.
PAUL'S WHOLESALE FLORIST,
l4l4 Eye st, NV. MA. 1884. III
CHINA CL0SET-Modern blond ma
hogany: also linen chest. blond oak.
CHINESE RUG. 1o'x11.6.. $3.50;
also scatter oriental rugs. M. 1924,
COAL. w6O1 RANGES. oil ranges;
new; used; Easy credit, nothing dn.
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. MA. S952
COAT; wool, green, size 1914. y
length; also short white Link jacket.
12.14. MI. 7140, SO pm. Ia
COMPRESSOR, air. "SchTam." compl.,
gun. hose; "a inch "a inch elect,
drills. 14-inch floor polisher, elect
saw. elect. sander. elect. stone grind
er; misc. bldg. supplies and equip.
CRIB MATTRESS and chest: very
good condition, S25. New stroller,
Evening star., 1952-08-14

9Z0 q ST.. NV
Established 1879
cut thread. nxtures. BLoCKS. $3.50
d st. NV. NO. 1908. WA. 66O1.
PIPE-USED
Also used bathtubs, sinks, radiators
structural steel angles and channels
WASHINGTON RAG g. BAG CO.,
216 L St s.w. Phone DI. SOO7
PISTOLS-Remingto 8. and W.
Marlin. Bacon. Star. etc: 10 pieces
FOR some one to start a collection
pairs or adjusting. The lot. as is
$3.50; Can be seen by appt. only
PLUMBING SPECIALS
Used bathtubs S12 .0(
New Ain. cast iron pipe.
1915 q Length
311S Gerogis Ave-. To. 1900.
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ROOMS FOR GIRLS
5 Minutes to Downtown
Furn. Rm., Maid Service
FACING SUPREME COURT BLDG
No. IL and No. IS 2nd st. ne. Com.
pletely renovated; new furniture
HO. 5000 weekdays. III
COLORED-LOVELY SINGLE room
close to tranSp.; lovely location
Call MI. 267O. --I6
COLORED - -BROOKLAND - Large
nicely furn. rm. for refined empl
couple. Cooking and laundry privils
COLORED-4I4 EYE ST. N.E.-LarRs
cool front room for 2 empl. adults
nome privils.. Sill wk. TR. 6206.
COLoRED-9O6 7th ST. N.R.-one
large room for rent. Married couple
Home privils. TR. S223. -l5
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GREAT DANE PUPS
chiidren's A pets. 'Ai Females @ tii only. $50 $50
Call OV. 1898. lib
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APTs. 70 SHARE

REFINED JEWISH GIRL desires room
on transportation line NV. $50; or
Ink. $40. Box 10-E Star. 16s
Evening star., 1952-08-14

VIZ HAVE APTs. AND HoUsEs
.rg EgRN u ! Or 2!2, uNE!URN;; IND AND SUB
THIs WEEknx4ss,h Mx44sh sy yA sAT ATTHlSG sEno oNag: *
A-ONE RENTALS AND REALTY CD.
14th f1M s2NR 81 2Nb bLRo, p y SEAs. EAi GNggy. NW..
s15 KING ST. AEEx.. MON. SAT.
1888 18TH ST. NV.
Nr. 18th and Scott Cir. Apt. 8. New
y and beautifully dec. lge, studio
liv. rm.. twin bedrm.. din. kit. tile
shower bath. linens, utilsu kit: ware
furn.. 2 to persons; Sf44.50 per
month.
HARRY JUSTINE
MA. 2S44 Sl1 18th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-14

PIANO-Baldw1n. Acrosonic. spinet
and guaranteed BY Baldwin.
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Ful. Blow action. Wide variety case
designs and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO wORCB
925 q st.. NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-14

1852 models, 6-yr. Warranty; limited
quantity; act ct once: cash or terms.
Open 8 to 8, Mon. through Fri.
SILVER SPRING GAS g. ELECTRIC
CO., 944 Wayne ave-, Silver Spring.
Md III S-S03S -16
Evening star., 1952-08-14

andria. Call TIE. 4400 for appoint.
ment and directions.
CONN. AVE. .APT.---Newly and beau.
tifully furnished liv. rin.. bedrms..
dinette. kit. bath: air conditioned.
Only, select and apprecietive tenant
considered; 6-mo. to 1-yr. lease;
$3.50. Avail. Sept. /. EN-. 295S.
1929 P SITS. N.W.-Completely furn..
twin bedrm. apt. suitable for 4.
NEWLY DEC. Arm. ant comp furn
cony, transp. Employed couple; no
children. Avail. immed. SEQ. LU.
so7 DECATUR ST. N.w.-s rms.
GO. se20 saf4 ~ mo cal' To' $500. fze''
NICELY FURN. 1-bedroom apt. NV.
section. .S110. Middle-aged couple
only. Refs. REQUIRED. Call 81. 9526.
Evening star., 1952-08-14

REFRIGERATORS
SAVE 30%
By buying direct from appliance dis
tributor brand-new 1868 model, 12-
it,. 2-door.- 72-lb. freezer with
shelves on door. butter conditioner.
5-year guarantee. Buy this de luxe
model that sells for $500 a. our ex-
ira special price, 1864 cash, or
terms. Offer limited to drst rs GUS
toners.
OPEN II AM. TO 9P.M.
Hill Distributing Co.
s41s Ga. Ave. Sill. spg.. 10. s-176s.
RUGs-Genuine oriental, all sizes.
our EsSsAN EpsssS soss ssoz you buy
saw. 12-inch fitting and arbor,
brand new. Ii. 8-87s2. -i5
SEWING MACHINES! Big anniver-
sary sale! Finest machines. White
rotary port. elec.. S59.60. Singer
console. elec., $3.50. Featherweight
port. was $129.50, now S79.60;
zigzag mach. All reduced. Quantity
limited. 1912 Lee hwy. CHI. 4914.
SOFA and 2 chairs. with slip covers:
reasonable. MCBRIDE, DE. 45S6.
Call bet. 10-430 -16
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THE EVENING STAR G.

washington, D. G.
THURSDAY, AUGUST IL, 1859
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Presidential
Gardens
IA Minutes to
Downtown Washington

Mt. Vernon ave. at Russell rd.. Alex.
andria. Call TIE. 4400 for appoint
ment and directions.
Evening star., 1952-08-14

FURNITURE-Hollywood beds. one
Duncan Phyfe table. On. 1915
Evening star., 1952-08-14

Direct from factory at great saving:
s0sin WINDOW a.1,Na; fans; neT S-yyssr year
last. Call Mrs. Kay. JU. S-3121 to
8 Pm; UN. 1916, SO pm
UNITED pURCHASING
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31

been obtained W virtue Of court
actions based on the 18th, 18th and
18th Constitutional amendments
promoted by the Republican Party
three quarters Of q century ago.
She also commended eight Repub-
IicRn state administrations for pas
sing FEPC laws.
Warning her readers against be-
ing taken in by Democrat Party
claims she said: Don't let's be
fooled any longer by the claims
the Democrat Party makes that
they have advanced civil rights
for Negroes e. the Democrats
have failed 10 pass an anti-lynch
bill. an anti-polI tax bill. or ef-
fective FEPC legislation 49,.
what could we hope for with John
SparkmRn as Vice President and
presiding officer OF the United
States Senator"
She concluded with q statement
that Eisenhower victory would
be in the interest Of Negro rights
a. well a. In the interest Of
American welfare and world
peace"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31

in supporting and promoting good
Liquidation for state employees,
veterans, labor groups. and other
liberal organizations.
Representative Mosier has been
active in supporting good labor
iegislatiOn and equitable tax meA-
sures. Leo Mosier In the author OF
Constitutional Amendment No. 1,
aimed at helping school districts
with their building programs by
lower interest rates and easier
borrowing terms.
Both Goodin and Moster have
worked snsrgetically and tirsless-
Iy during their legislative careers
In behalf Of Fair Employment and
against discrimination.
Mental health. prison reform,
workmRn's compensation. old age
security and other New Deal and
Fair Deal issues have had the
united and unwaVeFing support Of
Representatives 0oodIn and Mos
Ter, who are ardent followers OF
the political philosophy Of Floyd
b. Olson and Franklin d. ROOse-
welt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31

Washington, ID. c. Oct. 20
Twenty thousand letters which re-
flute the Administrators claims
TO being champions for civil rights,
were sent 10 the nations Negro
opinion leaders today over the
signature Of Mrs. Daisy e. Lamp
kin, vice president Of the Pitts
burgh Courier"
Mrs LAmpkin, "A Democrat, an
nouncod her active support Of the
Elsenh0wsr-Nix0n ticket earlier
this month when she denounced
Democrat vice presidential nomi-
nee. John Sparkman, for helping
10 perpetuatc the White Su-
premacy" policy.
In today's letter. Mrs Lampkin
said the Democrats failed 10 fulflIl
their campaign promises on civil
rights, Most OF the advances in
behalf Of Negroes, she wrote have
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31
Pilgrim B0pfISf Pastor
And Choir Scheduled
Eor RudIo BVoodeoSS

Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr., pastor
and the members OF the Senior
Choir Of the Pilgrim Baptist
church will be featured on the
program Morning Watch" on
Sunday November 2. 1862 at $50
a. m. over Radio Station WMIN,
400 on your dial. Pastor Massey
speaks from the topic, They who
keep the church alive" The Sen
Tor Choir, directed by Mr.. 4. v.
Hall with Mrs. Harriet 3. Smith
at the organ, renders two selec-
tons: 20 Worship The King. and
the famous Negro spiritual. "gteal
Away To Jesus" Mr.. James Muir
ray, popular baritone. takes the
solo part In the spiritual
Pilgrim Baptist Church IL the
oldest pre- q OmInRntl Negro
church northwest OF Chicago. II
In located at 1872 W. Central Ave
nus 81. Paul. Minnesota.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31

rs IN prior cAmPAIHnH, The
Legislative Twins" Pat Goodin
and Leo. y. MoAier, both In the
Shth district, ARE again campaign.
ing together for reelection To the
state legislature,
Roth candidates are strong for
EEPC, party designation. reap
portionmcnt. compulsory rrgistra.
ton Of lobbyists, and all other
vital liberal and progressive H..
sues.
representative Pat Goodln has
been very active in the legislature
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31
NOTICE or INCORPORATION

Notice II hereby given that THE
NORTHW EST TRANSPORTATION
60. was Incorporated on the 18Th
day OF October, 1862, under and
puTsuRnt TO the Minnesota RuisnesH
Corporation Act
The general nature of Its business
shalt he To carry on tho business
NJ operating and maintaining auto
mobiles and other modes 81 CON
veyanceE. 10 transport individuals
and groups Of individuals. TO en-
gage In the business Of dealers In
the sale, retail and Wholesale, ~
new and used automobiles and
trucks automobile and truck parts
and accessories. the repair Of auto
mobiles and trucks and also to en-
Ing thereto or connected herewith
as may be necessary for the sue
CesHful conduct Of such enterprise
tn" address Of It's registered Of
flee shall he 7O5 Northwestern Fed
erRl Building, Minneapolis. Mime
sofa
The names and addresses Of the
first directors are as follows
Irving Nsmerov gS25 East lsth
~ Minneapolis. Minnesota.
Helen Kobin, 2si0 18th Ave. No.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Grace Carson. 1921 BrownlOw
Avenue, Minneapolis 10, Minnesota
The names and addresses OF the
lnCoTporatDrs are as follows:
Irving Nemeroy SS2S East 18th
81, Minneapolis. Minnesota
Helen K0bin. 2SlO 18th Ave. No
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Grace Carson. 1897 Rrow nlow
Avenue, Minneapolis is Minnesota
Northwest Transportation 60
NEMERON q PERI
Attorneys
T05 Snrthwcatern Federal Building
Minneapolis. Minnesota
Dated October ~, 1883
spokesman. oct ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31

Some years ago while beIl-hop-
ping at a New York hotel, q fell
low-wOrker named Joe cOnfided
about the extra work he had been
called upon to do for the occupant
Of room 564.
And To cap II all Off said
Joe. the cheapskate gave me
nothing but a nickel. But I'll get
him before he leaves. Wait and
see"
The occupant Of 6s4 checked out
and was heading for the lobby
door. Suddenly Joe's enemy
stopped, turned TO Joe. and de-
cIared:
I think I left my watch in my
room. Run up and see Hurry, I've
only got five minutes to catch a
train"
Joe ran to the elevator. Four
minutes later he was back. run
ming up TO the tightwad. Yes.
SIR" Joe painted. It's up there all
right"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31

How can 4 hurt Gray without
saying Rnything--becauSe I have
nothing 10 Say-but by implying
everything and allowing hysteTi.
cal minds 30 take II from there ?"
A. this juncture he must have
suddenly thought Of Mccarthy
and 30 for the last few weeks ne
has pecked away at my work with
such references m 'Borey Pink"
In referring To my physical condi-
ton he used ths word sickle" Ia
play on hammer and sickle.J
In every way he has attempted
10 imply that I am Communist,
subvsrsive. pro Communist. etc.
The truth about the matter II,
mister winChsll. that I have never
In my life been associated with
any political group. Communist,
Fascist. lcftIst. rightist. Hubver-
slve or any other name that you
wish TO apply,
II you have any proof 10 the
contrary. I. personally. will give
you $4,000 for your Damon Run.
yon Cancer Fund.
In addition 20 these political
smears. Winohell has taken great
Joy In bandying about my former
real name, Bernard Yaroslaw. He
has called me Barney and other
such neighborhood pseudonymA
This does not bother mo one whit,
except that there must be a rea-
son for his use Of this name.
But remember. now. he has also
played on the names OF Dorothy
sohIff, publisher OF The Post and
James WechBler. editor OF the
Post, He has called them Dora
and Jake.
What 10 this sudden use %
Notwithstanding names by Win
cheliH This IL . tactic usually
nksned 20 PrgIer and used sue
ceaaf'ilIy by anti SenItcs for
years They have GIecfully used
nance like Able. JalIIe, etc.
Winchell has done many things
that make many people wonder,
Like. for example, the time he at
tended n reception given in u re-
Atricted hotel In Florida. when
Jewish performers II stature In
the community refused 10 attend.
I leave you with this, The time
II late evening some years ago
The place: q broadway restau.
rant. sitting around are the fam
ouA Damon Runynn, Walter Win.
chcll and an unidentified third.
Winchrl IL talking. There's a Kid
called Gray on an all-nIght show
that's terrific. The guys got CUTS
and going places, He's honest and
fearloaa" RunyRn smiled and
scrlbbled n note (canccr had dcR-
truyed his vocal chorda) and
passed Il on to WV Said tho
note:
"WIn YOU stu feel this way
when he gets honest and fearless
with YOU. WRltcrT"
Play the music,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31

"oh. no." protested the car
salesman. Il told you on the level
II was a good car-snd It L."
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31

Sam DAVIS learned his lesson
the hard way. Sam came TO his
decision after purchasing a used
car that he later found stalled
everytime he tried TO make It
climb the smallest hill Going back
TO the salesman, Sam declared
That car you sold me is no
good. You swore up and down that
II was a good car"