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Evening star., 1952-10-18

REFGR.. WESTINGHOUSE z GU. It,, in
excel se,t e99a osI rssfonrsIz o s4s priced;
REFGR:,, 8 Gu, #, servel, $1OQ or
S75. Good cond. pI. S47e. MiS
Refgr., Westinghouse
8 Gu. IT,. like new. S140. 81. 1897.
kUGIAmeEican A.. Wilten; 1o. 14X24 1aE; s,n0 g.;
HOTEL MARTIN1oUE. 18th and NJ
RIG. iSe; nix ike new, 12x1s KARAsTasN:
blue background. Kashan pattern;
s' sco4 ssas:d cali ipf De- 1898
RUGS (2), genuine Persian tTabriz) i.
) yrs old, peri. cond.. Sx10. 12x14.
1925 S. Dakota ave. ne. La.
RUGS iA, 2 matching, mulberry
Often rug, Sx1O. $50 for all. SH.
RUGS. 2 Chinese. 1 rose. 1 blue: ! red
mohair sofa; blue mohair club chair.
RIGS. I'm Imported Persian. oriental
GOOD wearine. e.iS. $3.50: ski,
S39 sv 30; y, ethsE siEoS sizes o Sropor: priced.
kHas MasF4lK Aish snop nats. ssH sxis ess s nx 5xs
ssars sso al seo Mas Can dEepleft Eo 4esa ta1e' is
RUG. blue wilton; sx12. 1 yr. old.
% sxi5 ike new: Hfesn sell for $3.50. vii
sacrifice for $3.50. including pad.
SAND. BOXES, " PRICE
All brand-new; Orig. 1895 to
SAXOPHONE. alto. French make. gold
seII h'fo for $aoo o' csil asl J% Gt s-5s4s c w
SCHOOL DESKS; ideal for play
tiaues. cH. I 54ss. ~1S
SECRETARY. Governor Winthrop;
sRMfsa Rlsais aai MAGSisE. ssfsl front ls eonsel.
$3.50. Apply 4sio Fl. Totten DR.:
dsiiatin d;si Ap' St.. dE nj asf7. Il caO''0. sno
SHOES-Cancellations; hundreds Of
styles men women ShildIen; h6aed .%na, 91ttt
selle, Jarman. Florsheim. Edwards,
Play Poise, etc. Hard-to-flnd sizes.
Save to .508o. or more. LIEBERMAN.
INC. l404 Monroe NV, of 14th,
NIL OOt9. Opcu, o " AV Pin. .
SHOTGUN. ox-Sterlingworth. 16-
gauge, 2S-in barrels. new cond::
see to appreciate. VIII sacrifice with
3 boxes of shells and case; Sl25.
NO. 1877, after 6 pm. -19
SHOTGUN, Winchester "97" u2-
gauge pump, with polychoke. $40.
Phone JU. S-1470. 10
SHOTGUN - Ithaca. featherwetght.
16-gauge pump. full choke, new
cond. $75; 20 rife. Mossenburg re-
peater, sell or trade for 2O-gauge
gun. KE. S-4S10.
SILVER CANDELABRA. pair 5-light,
like new. orig. S175, only $100. Also
French inlaid carved end table. $1OO.
SOFA. 'ea easy s.; chair. dining rm. table.
Boston rocker, bedrm. set. . sgl.
beds. Electro-Lux cleaner. JU.
SOFA AND CHAIR; Q fur coats. Size
81; in good condition; reasonable.
SOFA, queen Anne. light blue dam
ask, practically new slip cover,
white background with pink and red
carnations; both for $1OO. ia.
SOFA BED. good cond.; s35, 2522
SOFA. "A. BED I; SUITE, 2-pc., green frieze,
International. good condition $12b.
SOFA BED. gray: excellent condition;
$50. TIE, OS7l. 20
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR. WESTINGHOUSE. mod.
sorg pf1aSts cfsss Dc erieiSsl as 19 94sb 4 tsi Vii
soasfifics osn s.es for best cash offer. cal
kRFFRrGEsRRsairoR, RFFRrGaEsRRsair Priridaire, Model
MM110; IL Gu. it.; used 1H years;
new cond.; $3.50. LO. 4-6432, ewes
REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERs, AIR
COMPLETENESS. lone We buy y,1dI AL makes,
EFRIGERATORS, used; large as
sortment from $40 UP. Some with
l-year guarantee. Time payments.
FREDERICKS. 1905 14th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS- large dis
count IN brand-new 1852 and 1853
worid-famous refrigerators-all in
factory fresh crates. Cash or terms.
Fully gearanteed py Washington q
OIunst TV and appliance Store.
STAR RADIO CO.. 4n9 1th st. NV.
Westinghouse. 2
it,. $75 or best offer. 1926 West
moreland rd.. Falls Church. JE. g.
RETFRiGERAToRs, used; rent or buy.
$5 per mo-; full guarantee. DOWD'S,
OR. 1900 441S ionn. ave. NV.
REFRIGERATORS- apt size;
completely reconditioned. fully guar
anteed; all makes. ALAN RE-
FRIGERAT1oN CO.. S21 Q st. NV,
REFR1GskAroR Iii tish; STORAGE SALE SALE
$35, up; gas and electric; time pay
ments and delivery; fully guar.
Ii. 4-5079. 10
Evening star., 1952-10-18

GOLD
Bring your dental gold platinum.
discarded jewGlry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
ranges, stoves. mattresses.
furniture, refrigerators. ACME
STOVE AND FURN.. Ma. S952.
LATHE, metal, 9 or 10 in, and
small milling machine wanted. Call
LO. 5-3516 after 7:30 pm. -22
OFFICE DESK and proadloom carpet
or rug. approx. 12x12. GE. 1868.
Evening star., 1952-10-18
FURNITURE
FLOOR SAMPLES

Studio couches, roll-a-way beds,
Hollywood outfits, odd pieces; up to
50eo discount. t'<s
M. MORRIS & SON
370S Georgia ave-, GE. 3100
Evening star., 1952-10-18

Furniture Discount Sale
BEDROOM, LIVING RIM, SOFA
BEDS BEDS STUDIOS IS and AND DINETTE
terms. Open evenings till 8. AMERI-
CAN. 1022 9Th ST NV RE- 1853.
Evening star., 1952-10-18
ATTENTION
IMPORTANT SALE
2112 BANCROFT PL. NV.

Antique set. s Chippendale chairs
belonged to Sir Walter Scott. In
excel condition; odd chairs. Shera-
ton sofa; crystal chandelier; odd
tables. lamps. luster tea set; porce-
lains, china; f1gurines; rugs. etc.
Oct. 10 to 30
IL am. to pm. No phone calls
please. -26
Evening star., 1952-10-18

Hereford Bulls, Registered
HEREFORD HEIFERS. REGISTERED
have so Of the finest Domino-bred
cows that money can buy. II you
need fine regis. bull at any age.
have 1t ]. T. GIBBONS. Haymarket
Va. Haymarket 4-2300.
Evening star., 1952-10-18
TV-Reconditioned


12h-inch Consoles, S24 so Down
All screen sizes. table raodels.. snd
consoles, many with new pict. tubes
the finest recond. sets In Wash
BLAIR TV. 1922 Wis. ave. Open
evenings till 0.
TYPEWRITERS-Rent q new Royal
portable. -S12 for 3 mos; 1st 8 mos.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER CO. 20l9
14th st. NV. HU. 6121.
TYPEWRITERs, port, free home dem
easy credit, ST wk. LET GEORGE
DO IT." EX. 1924: eve. LU. 1856.
adding mach, cheek
writer's, duplicators: sales. serv; and
rentals. bought and sold. MA. 1924.
TYPEWRITERS, new Smith -Corons
port. S64.50. Factory rep. Free
J home dem. Terms. JE. 3-2297 It'll 10
UNIFORMs-oficer wants to sell hi.
SO long. WI. 1928. lie,
VACUUM, Hoover. with all attach:
ments. MI. 6S03 or Apt. 5, 1880
nj Sf N NJ 10
Evening star., 1952-10-18
WATERPROOFING

WATERPROOFING
All kinds. ROBERT PRICE. DI. 8923.
STRIPS. for aIl-types win
dows and doors. Reas. prices. Deal
direct with factory branch with
installation by factory trained
mechanics. Budget payments. CHAM
BERLIN CO. OF AMERICA. 1925
New York ave. ne. LA. 6-563O.
is
CUSTOM PLASTERS specializing in
painting, plastering and water
proofing in the remodeling field.
Guaranteed work. OIL -2553. -22
ATTENTION, HOME OWNERS-Your
credit is sood: no payment until
JAN, 1853; decorating and reno
waiting. Call RA. 1858 after $50.
20
IF YOU WANT
Carpentry, painting, cement work.
odds and ends done, call Mr..
THOMAS any time, Ii. 4-4524.
10
Evening star., 1952-10-18
MOTOR TRAVEL

MONTGOMERY. ALA.-Two passen-
gers to share driyinG and T expenses IN As
20"
MIAMI-Rider to share. driving and
expenses: leaving Monday or Tues
day. ia. 7-7917 after 8 pm, LIP
via Cincinnati and Indianapolis in
new Ford. Can take 2 twhite) pas
FLORIDA, florida 81. PETERsBURG--Leav-
ing Oct. 25. Taxing or passen-
gers. Call 81. 52S6. 10
REQUIRE reliable mctorist going to
Miami. Fla. Must have refs. Leaving
around Nov. l. Call OR. i3177: -l9
LOS ANGELES-Wsnt capable re-
sponsible party to drive car to T.; A.
Call NO. 63S4. III
Evening star., 1952-10-18
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS-Free estimates, remod-
cling cellar to roof CENTRAL
CONTRACTING CO., ME. 69S5.
ADDITIONS
Repairs. cellar to roof and business
remodeling, interior redecorating, %
years experience: terms. ROBERT
GOODMAN. WO. 2S66.
AIR CONDITIONERS removed. and
also stored: S25 . season. Elk.
Affiliations and sewing done i'm
mediately. CO. 7495.
or pvt, roads. Free estimates. OIL
1900 or OIL. 1857.
Evening star., 1952-10-18

SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN
MECH. CRAFTSMAN desires part
home. DI. 1908; office. DI. 1888
Evening star., 1952-10-18
SITUATIONS MEN tconfJ

HOTEL-RESTAURANT MGR, age 43.
Swiss-trained, outstanding refs. de-
sires position in 5eliable establish7
ment. Write BOX 422-K, Star, or call
10. 2-5257. after 6 pm. 10"
MAN, colored; house and window
cleaning. hedge cutting and yard
MAN, colored. desires part-time porter
work, between 10 am. to $50 pm.
Ii. 6-5875. 49,
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs. yard. work
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. Me. 1882.
GTENOGRAPHER AND TYPIsT,
young man, exper.; available i'm
mediateiy. Box 32S-L. Star. lis
DEPENDABLE MARRIED MAN with
late model car needs work during
day: can pick up and deliver. OW.
COLLEGE STUDENT desires work
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
as Photographic printer. TU. 0023.
SETTLED MAN, good health, active,
desires position Of trust, reference.
Box 466-K. Star. 49,
RETIRED. NAVY DEPT. ENG. desires
part or full-time position with con-
sulting eng. or eng. Arm. Box AJAX,
Star. 2Os
Evening star., 1952-10-18
! LUMBER BARGAINS
OPEN SAT-OPEN SUN

OPEN LATE EVENINGS
Plywood. -4,xS'xA", $4.40 each; large
stock Of plywood cuttings in hard
and soft woods. many, sizes. as, low
as Be So. IT.; 3-ft. redwood pickets.
sc: flush and panel doors. as low
as So; mldgS. of all shapes. hard
wood and softWood cuttings, very
cheap; shelving, framing, Sheathing.
etc; free kindling.
GEN. MILLWORK co.
1900 Garret Park rd. lend of Conn.
ave. turn leftl. LO. 5-2311. Ia
Blackstone case. S12;
steamer trunk. S14; carryall. So;
ladys handbag, S1.50. Ii. 1904
2407 3rd st. Sc. -19
MEAT POWER SAW-Disassemb
$50. CO. 1850. is
MULTILITH 1850. Dick Mimeograph.
100 and $50; Addressograph 2200.
Bostitch stapler, type EHFS; steel
desks and oak desks, 34x60 inches;
steel storage cabniet. 1Sx36x7S
inches: executive chair, swivel, ma
room leather; Remington-Rand Line
a-time wrapping paper holder. "a
inches; tape dispenser, misc. tables.
NATIONAL ADVERTISING SERV-
ICE. 1196 National Press Bldg. Ma.
NURSERY SCHOOL FURNITURE.
tables, chairs. lockers. JU. 7-S099.
NURSERY STOCK being plowed un-
der,, thousands of free trees and
shrubs, specially choice ones 25c to
81; self-service. 4901 River I'd.
NV. tMdb -19
Evening star., 1952-10-18
TEIEVISION SALE

$3.50 No. Washington Blvd.
Va. GIL. $500
TIRES az 616. blowout protected,
still have guarantee for 10 mos:
tricvcle. excel. cond.; vacuum. tank
TYP type; yE sci7 27S734 .r,,nu .uu.. -lS 1st,,
finish, Tiffany; holds 8 quarts.
TV-RCA CONSOLE, 16 in. screen;
wal. cabinet; diplomat leaving coun-
try. DE. 1851 before $50: after,
VIZ dS Admiral, II In; /;
only year old, guaranteed top con-
dition; a real buy at $275 for Ad-
miral performance. JU. 7-5627.
TV., RCA console. late 80; peri. cond.
1914" screen. beau, clear pict., S. 35.
JA. 2-7500, Ext 299. 10
Evening star., 1952-10-18
Flagstone and Stone

WORK
ce%s5s eOnehes astsnnE v. Eafi . dsn ssRs
aNaEfo Ss AsS %AseGccfop, SntaSS5 ieplassi ST. 1859
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing;
exper. mechanic; work guar; aver
age rm., SIS. CO. 1880. -19
FLOORS CLEANED. waxed; walls
sunas,s' washsa' ara psinsing Sd9s g. prices Tsa
GENERAL REPAIRING and remodel
ing ing also building fireplaces. WI.
GENERAL iSSs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., EpS pias.
ing. repairing; no lob too too small small
PRINTz. TR. 1911.
INT. EXT. DECORATOR-All work
must be guar; satisfactory on
comp. OF Job. C. E. MOODY. ov
INSUIATIoN-Rockwoo blown in
your attic and walls. All types Of in
sulation installed by, factory branch.
efal eaABERia RElifs CO. 5udsei op AMERcz isHRiets
1925 New York ave. ne. LA.
KITCHENS f1SHiEi REMoDELEp-Eitherr'S de
luxe. wood or metal units; reduced
pTe-Christmas prices; MASTER AP-
Hd1AScE ri s44s CO. 244s 18th st, NV
PAINTER. For a JOB well done at 2
PFC Price e!Sa,, yoH can afford to pay call
PAINTING, interior and exterior,
finest workmanship. free estimates.
JOHN M. SELBY. LU. 1-6S06. UN.
PAlNTNG-Interior. exterior, root
coating, caulking, gen. repairs; free
PAINTING. AMT ,a ,paperinE: int interior and and
ea eafEfT sa 471 FGF OF fo ass estas'es
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
, ,BuNGER, ST; sS29. -23
PAINTING. interior, exterior. Kem-
Days. JU. S-4967; LA. 6-4156.
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-Commer-
cial and residential; satisfactory for
20 yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA 9703.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, Sanitas
chanic. Call AP. 713s. LO. 4-OS10.
AND PAPERHANGING,
carpenter repairs. floor and wall tile; !;
terms if desired. GE. SS01.
PAINTING, inside and out; roofs
painted and repaired; 35 yrs. expe-
70 rienSsi SnS1> free est. TIE; 6s77. -23
class work at sensible prices. We
will gladly make a personal cali at
your home and furnish you With
free estimates and advice. RA. 6oD5.
PAPERNG - First-ciass
workmanship: work done immedi-
ately MR.. POAT. GE. 5643. IL
PAPER HANGING. SO per room up;
1862 Sunfast washable paper; work
guaranteed. GE; 1893 or GE. 2461.
material furn; interior, exterior
painting. ADMIRAL DECORATORS.
TIE. 5474. In
PAPERING, by excl; neat. prompt
service. reasonable prices. 10.
S-S369. ga
Evening star., 1952-10-18
OFFICE FURNITURE

OFFICE FURNITURE
Special purchase from the United
Nations and RFC, 800 desks en-.
ables US to offer one Of the largest
values at savings UP to 75%.
GENERAL FIREPROOF1NG. d. r.
GREEN FLAT-TOP COIN.
WALNUT eo-1Ss Ss7 3 30 p FLAr-rop
SECRETARY. GENERAL FIRE
PROOFING, S47.50
ALSO FILE CABINETS. CHAIRS,
TABLES. BOOKCASES, ETC.
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
639 New York Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES WANTED
brsc' class ss, and s1nS cSins. e"s Ny osoS @
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 143S Wis. ave
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. CHI. $3.50;
eyes,, EN-. 8765.
Evening star., 1952-10-18
CAN I HELP YOU?

COLORED WOMAN wishes work after
) until. Office cleaning or g.h.w
6 pm, Sat. RA. 1856. 10
Evening star., 1952-10-18

Hereford Bulls, Registered
I raise only registered Herefords.
have 80 of the finest Domino bred
cows that money can buy. If YOU
need a fine regis. bull at any age.
have It, ]. T. GIBBONS, Hay.
Evening star., 1952-10-18

REFGR,, used, small apt. size; $35.
AABACO SERVICE CO.. rear 1446
Sps mSt 81; psrRins RiM 'TeaI iot.I Oh Acme super
REFGR.. Westinghouse. z GU. IT,. in
excel cond.; reasonably priced; 500
or best offer. OIL. 1S4S. 10
REFGR., Gu. it., Servel, $100 or
SIS. Good cond. DI 3476. Is
Evening star., 1952-10-18

STOVE, Magic Chef table top: re-
frigerator, Gu. it.. gas; kerosene
stove, sofa bed. Estey Reed organ,
4 antique cane bottom chairs. need
recaning. UN. 1874. -19
TABLE, dining. mahogany, 43x6o
TABLES pr. Baker mahog. end
tables. $45 ca; Widdicombe mahog.
oval drop-leaf extension table, with
pad and 4 leaves, $100. All in
peri. cond.; only 1 VI. old. Ju.
rAPE RECORDER, Ampro. new, With
two, 1-hour tapes; $50. Call MI.
TELEvvIsIoN-Extra large discounts
on brand-new 1852 and 1903 "a. na-
ea0ie terms. ana '0PSIfs Fulis sasraDtesd b9
Washington's Oldest Ty and Appli-
ance Store. STAR RADIO CO.. 4Os
I1th st. NV.
TELEVISION-Muntz, 81" has now
arrived. The new rectangular pic
ture tube Is here direct. and as large
as this newspaper page, you are now
reading. Picture detail and clarity,
is equivalent to or better than any
television manufactured today. The
price range of the Muntz. IT. TV
amounts to. what you would give for
your convenience. demonstrStion,s
can be arranged. Please call IA.
TELEVISION. Freed -Eisemen-Will
sell new undelivered 2O-inch con-
sole model for $50 less than cost.
SAM GARLAND, EX. 1924. Ext.
61S after 8 pm. 19H
Evening star., 1952-10-18

FURNITURE-MUST SACRIFICE
House full fine furniture and rugs. 9
washing machines. beautiful Renais-
Sance sofa; pair Victorian arm
ture; other items. Excellent cJnd.
1902 Allison st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1952-10-18

OZALID, model B; used less. than
1000 hours; prints to 42 inches in
width; now in operation at 1887 F
st. NV. Call HOLMES. Elk. O656.
rnsSo nsN for Ficasf RSHE % ss sTaqo for ssoo e
Excellent condition. Call JU. S-5407.
PIANo-weaver spinet. full keyboard.
nice cond.. S2S5. One of many great
values in our anniversary sale oi
famous make pianos. KITS. 1a3o
PiANoEUsed sohmer srand. oCall
RE. 140O. Ext. 621. go
PIANO. Jesse French console, slightly
scared, excellent condition other
wise. $400 cash or best offer. H.
EzELL. 1880 Park rd. NV, Apt
PIANO. baby grand. chickering. new
cond.. Victorian style, very reason
pfaNo. faiSi "5i schmidt Ga.t. and Schultz, baby
grand. $500. HI. 9171- 10
PIANO. upright; reasonable. 1905
Conn. ave, NV. OIL. 1908. 10
fhaNosf0f IN real fine en1 reconditioned G piano
at two beautifui steinway consoles;
thess instruments are fully guaran;;
teed and have, wonderful tone and and
piano; convenient terms: CAMP
OW 1904 Sunday. or DI. S464
Meekdays. Washinston's Exclusive
PIANGS--Here is q real bargain i'll q
recoEditioned piano. Wurlitzer. ma.
hogany Spiuet, excellent tone and
action; this piano must be seen to
be appreciated; suggest you act now
Convenient terms. CAMPBELL MU-
SIC CO.. HOS G st. NV. D1. S464.
PIANOS-Are you looking for gooo
reconditioned grand, fully guaran-
teed? Then come to Campbell's. We
have Steinway. Conover. Wurlitzer.
Harrington and others. Liberal al
llowance toE ye4r pianS; 11TSSc convenien. on mt
G st. NV, DI. S464. is
PIANOS-Don't miss KITS ANN1-
VERSARY SALE OF FAMOUS MAKE
PIANOS. Tremendous reductions on
new and used spinets, consoles.
grandS; terms $25 down. balance 3
yrs. KITS. 1880 G st: NV; -1S
PIAN0smwans s., DarssinSS a. q. Then S;nnsx gst
of reconditioned spinets. consoles,
grands and uprights. Some priced
as low as S370; all are exception
ally good bargains; convenient terms
may be arranged. CAMPBELL MU-.
SIC CO., 110S G st. NV, OW. 1864
Sunday, or DI. S464 weekdays. lis
PIANO-Baldwin. Acrosonic. spinet
and console models. Designed, built
and guaranteed by Baldwin;
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Ful-Blow action. Wide variety case.
ofSssas ExcIusn1E sh8 ~1cr'i AT HUGO woRcH
0CS n ST NJ w
Evening star., 1952-10-18
DISHWASHERS

DISHWASHERS, Hotpoint. 1852
| models. 25ee OF. MASTER APPLI-
J ANCE CO.. 2443 18th st. NV. NO.
2a43.
Evening star., 1952-10-18
REFRIGERATORS

4VlA 4V4 ~ I4V " = <<4Sh0
Late models: S25 up; easy terms
Also !ent refgr., SIS month. ALI
SON. 2209 14th st. NV. AID. 420S
Evening star., 1952-10-18
FURNITURE SALE
ALL STOCK ON SALE

ADVERTISED BRANDS
MODERN AND TRADITIONAL
PRICES LOWER THAN ANY
MILITARY DISCOUNT
GOVT. EMPLOYE DISCOUNT
CASH DISCOUNT-ANYW
Arlington Furniture Mart
1892 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. ia. 5-7396
Evening star., 1952-10-18
STEEL

-, STEEL .5~
We have all kinds Of miscellaneous
steel angles. beams. reinforcing
steel cut to size.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE, MI. 6177
Evening star., 1952-10-18

ALSO U. N: 4-drawer: Shaw
Walker. G. F., Art Metal. heavy
duty. fun suspension, reconditioned
ike new. S29.50, original cost
Issal wood file. S1395. Free de-
livery and parking. es
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.,
639 N: Y. AVE. NV =
Evening star., 1952-10-18

Storm Windows, Aluminium
Delivered to you at wholesale prices
Save dollars by installing your own
or we can install for you. No none,
Evening star., 1952-10-18

STENOTYPE. late model; reconoi
toned. guaranteed; S42.50. UNITEL
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 l4th st
Evening star., 1952-10-18

COMPANION-NURSE, child care by
experienced, mature woman; best
-eferences. For full particulars, call
OIL. 1908, before noon or after 6.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-27

ippa Schuyler, child musical
prodigy; DR.. Carl C. Roberts,
Chicago surgeon and c. Francis
Stradford, Chicago attorney.
For years Dabney had lived
close to nature. Religiously every
morning he went through an
elaborate set of physical or set
ting up exercises. He was proud
of the fact that he could bend and
touch his toes a score of times in
succession. He watched his diet
carefully, ate nuts and raisins and
various simple foods most of the
time, doing much of his cooking
on a stove he kept in his office
rather than in his elaborate
BeeCher Avenue mansion.
A devotee of fine art, he owned
a painting by Duncanson, the
Cincinnati Negro painter, perhaps
the earliest Negro exponent of
fine arts. The Art Museum at the
University of Cincinnati owns
most of the other Duncansons.
Another of his prize possessions
was a painting by Henry Ossawa
Tanner.
The Dabney library was ranked
among the two or three most eX-
tensive libraries owned by Me-
groes. He was especially proud Of
the extensive section on erotica.
Dabney was a member of the
Crescent club and the Muselit
club Washington. He was an in
dependent in politics.
He is survived by his widow,
and two stephens. Maurice and
Leo Jackson Dabney. Dabney's
own son, Wendell P. Jr., died In
1898.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-27
InfeFFocioI Romance
Ends In Marriage;
Parents Satisfied

Ithaca, N. Y CAMP Love
conquered racial barriers here
last week when a white man and
a Negro woman, both graduates
in this years class at Earlham
college, were married in a
Quaker ceremony on the Cornell
university campus.
The newly welded couple is
Robert McAllester %, Ithaca, the
son of a former Congregational
missionary in Africa, and the
former Miss Grace Cunningham,
%, Berkeley. Cal
The couple became engaged
while students during their last
semester at Earlham college, a
Quaker institution located in
Richmond, Ind.
Announcement of the engage
ment produced mixed reaction
from students and members of
the faculty at the school which
long had been looked upon as one
of the most liberal colleges in the
country.
It's president, DR.. Thomas
Jones. who formerly headed Fisk
university in Nashville, Tenn,
staunchly opposed the marital
plans of the couple. After a con-
ference attended by the students
involved and faculty members,
DR.. Jones advised McAllester to
leave the school and continue his
studies by mail. Miss Cunning
ham, however was allowed to re-
main at the school.
McAlester completed his re-
quirement by mail and both were
graduated Monday, June ?.
In defending its position in the
affair, Earlham said 1t had a
nOn-segregatiOn policy but dis
cOuraged interracial marriages
because they present extra prob
lens which may be almost insur-
mOuntable in the civilization of
today"
However, many of the students
on the campus took a different
attitude toward the couples en-
gagement. They expressed the
opinion that it was McAllester's
and Miss Cunningham's own bust
ness.
Parents of both students ap-
proved the marriage. McAllester's
mother. Mrs. Allen r. McAIlester,
said the couple is spiritually and
mentally equipped for whatever
life holds"
The brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Cunningham,
drove here from Berkeley, Calf,
for the wedding. The couple plans
to live in Berkeley.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-27
WOMAN'S WORLD
Bride Needs Grace in Problems
Encountered Planning Wedding
By Ertta Haley
BY Ertta Haley

THE BRIDE is a very special
i kind Of girl. She moves in a
glowing radiance and loneliness, as
though billowed on clouds. How
ever. once wedding plans are &C.
tually started, her poise can be
shattered like a Crumbled eggshell
when droves Of friends and re!a-
tives start telling her what to do
about all sorts Of things.
First, she must continue to be
radiant and lovely. She can do this
only be being polite and listening
70 weIl-meant suggestions. Then.
she must remember that this is her
wedding and must please her own
dictates, as this is the day she will
remember forever.
All advice given con, erning the
wedding Is well-meant. More than
that, everyone Is sentimental about
weddings, and therefore especially
sensitive.
II the bride can maintain a light
touch. SO much the better. II she
can keep her sense Of hunor, so
much the better. She should try TO
see herself from a long way off, so
that she can handle the situations
easily and simply.
There are many things to think
about even II the wedding is to be
q small one, so she makes a list Of
everything. and exactly when GER
tain things such as flowers. cake.
invitations, attendants, dresses. etc.
must be attended. Follow the list.
II helps, too, II she can have a
bridal consultant. In the absence.
pick some person, a good friend.
but not necessarily a friend Of the
family, 10 oversee the details TO
make certain everything gets done
IN good time.
Here are Rules Regarding
Invitations, Attendants
You'll make q guest list for the
reception and widding which may
or may not be similar. OIL invita-
lions 70 the wedding must be mailed
at the same time. You don't have
70 address them all at once. re-