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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-09-13

The former Government official
has served as president of the Ne
gro division of the State Farm
Bureau for several years.
Mr.. Cannon began farming in
1886, five years after graduation
from Arkansas State College. He
recalls that during his stay in Gov
eminent, he got to thinking about
his home farm as he went about
helping other farmers to develop
sound farming programs.
Finally he resigned and returned
home and began helping his father;
later he bought 70 acres from him
and started farming on his own,
at the same time assisting with
the operation of the whole farm.
When his father retired, he bought
the rest of the 190-acre farm and
then added another 100 acres to it.
Today, Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon
own $50 acres and rent $50 acres
more. About 400 acres are plant
ed to cotton. you know, Pm a
fifty-fifty farmer" says Mr.. Gam
mon. 81 devote half my farm to
cotton and half to soybeans, corn,
vegetables, and pastures for M,
hogs and cattle"
His cotton production ranges up
to $50 bales year which now
bring a gross of more than 100000
to him and the 13 tenant families
on the place. Also, he produces
over 5000 bushels of soybeans, and
a sizeable quantity of fruit and
vegetables in his one-acre orchard
and three-acre truck patch.
The Gammons are just getting
into beef production, but they have
been raising hogs for the Mem
phis market for some time. They
have 30 brood sows that farrou
from 10 to Is pigs a year; feed is
no problem: because they plant
80 acres to corn which sometimes
yield as much as 108 bushels on
some of the better acres.
In addition to running his farm,
Nh. Cannon conducts an one the
farm training class for veterans.
He uses his farm as sort of lab
oratory where veterans can observe
a diversified farming program, as
well as try out come new prac-
tees.
The Gammons have four trac-
tors, combine, a corn picker, and
hay baler to maintain a high
level of efficiency of their farm.
Also they have a modern two-story
home equipped with modern con-
veniences, including a television
set. Mrs. Cannon takes pride in
making her home a sort Of sample
of what rural home can he. It's
what she dreamed of doing when
she was county home demonstra-
iftlon agent at Pine Bluff, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon have two
youngsters, John 8; and Ida Marie
10. They are establishing the kind
Of farm they will want to pass or
to them. In line with agricultural
trends in the South, they are shift
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-09-13
George ". Lee
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ing for equality and making great
strides in establishing equality in
the Republican Party"
eve are being up-graded to top
political jobs in the comparison Of
the party as compared with the
old order of setting the Negro up
on side street where he doesn't
share in the honor of political or
ganization.
General Eisenhower appointed
me as co-chairman of his campaign
in Memphis and Shelby County in
recognition of the Negro on an
equal basis"
PRAISES IKE"
"Eisenhower's statement in Chi
cago, Friday, that he would APP
point a Negro to his cabinet if
elected is evidence that the Negro
greatest is in his election"
Il can't see how any Negro in
Memphis and Shelby County can
fail to vote the Republican ticket
in November without losing his
pride and self respect"
I'VE shall put over here in the
ninth district most intensive or
ganizational effort ever waged in
the interest of a candidate"
In the view of the present con-
dition we shall carry the State of
Tennessee for Eisenhower because
Ike like no other man, on our
present domestic scene, has dem
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-09-13
Gen. David
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was conducting a small, interracial
orchestra during a program in the
Bronx Reading about it and noting
that Mrs. Roosevelt was sponsor
General Sarnoff dispatched Samuel
Chotzinoff, Musical Director of the
National Broadcasting Company, to
Judge Dean Dixon's abilities. Mr..
Chotzinoff reported that the young
Negro had solid promise as con-
ductor and should be able to handle
the NBC orchestra without diff
Guilty.
"Thereupon", Mr.. Granger con-
tinued, David Sarnoff consulted
his associates in NBC. Why not,
while America was talking about
unity for defense, provide a dra-
matte example of such unity by
presenting a Negro conductor of a
world famous symphony orchestra
over an internationally important
network? ?"
Finding members of the orches-
ira, NBC engineers and station af-
filiates in accord with the ides,
General Sarnoff went ahead with
his plans. The Urban League ex-
ecutive reported that "he called in
Dean Dixon and put the opportu-
nifty before him. Mr.. Dixon grab
bed it with all the avidity of a
healthy bull pup grabbing a sir
loin steak. The rehearsals went
we'll; the performance even better.
Dean Dixon was "in" as far as
public notice went-a program at
the Lewisohn Stadium, another
NBC broadcast, other priceless OPP
portunities still to come.
To-day, Dean Dixon is in Europe,
still studying, still working, still
moving ahead under the impetus
given to him by a New York in
dustrialist who would shrink away
from any designation as leader in
race relations"
Granger Pens Articles
In summing up his articles,
which were titled discovering
David Sarnoff" and "David Sarn-
off Again." Mr. Granger cited the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-09-13

RCA head as the kind of contribu-
tor to better race relations who
"carefully selects individuals, pro-
grams and situations offering the
best chance for solid progress and
stays with those until a specific
job is done"
The Urban League head further
stated that General Sarnoff "has
shown a feeling for decency and a
sense of social responsibility" and
added that at is his kind of recruit
that we need more of and must
search for INCREASINGLY"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-09-13

onstrated his ability for leader
ship under dark and trying circum-
stances that tried mems souls.
ADVOCATES HARMONY
"He has demonstrated that he
is not going to set the North a.
gainst the South-the east against
the west-race against race OF
capital against labor"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-09-13

"His leadership shall be toward
a united America, one people, one
flag with eternal God as our ref
erence and overall, His everlasting
arms"
Destiny has sent him forth to
save the Democrats Welfare
State from becoming a Farewell
State"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-09-13
8 Whites

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being held, the latter without
bonds.
The group was accused of crimi
nal assault against several white
and Negro girls who were uni
Identified.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-09-13

ing more and more to pasture de-
velopment and livestock produc-
ton.
Evening star., 1952-12-12
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION in
the country while you are enjoying
yours, Comfortable screened runs.
eood 1000 kind supervision Pick up
RSl,ss anS SsliyeEy XEynv STUD service KRIss
COCKER PUPS. Axe reg. handsome,
reserve one for you. LII. Sss716.
FINE COCKER PUPPIES - Axe:
Rf Rake e.SSSG y9Sr Christmas reservations
COCKER PUPPIES for Christmas;
sissk Axe. sxce. i.i'f5 pedisess SI1na aha JE
BOXER PUPPIES. A. X. c., for Xmas;
females. golden fawn. sired by son
OF Champ. Wardlord. 10. s-4592;
TOY MALTESE PUPPIES, right from
sants,s toy bag; reasonable. WA,
TOY MANCHEsTERs. Axe. male and
female puppies; win hold for Christ
snrinv mss; lT1l3 Tn Gs9Tsia ave-. Silver
coeKERsDo sEdEkR ~ Iisssi bisef and parti; aa 1eaut
and healthy pups; 2 mos; S25 to
$50; Axe reg; wormed. or. 4-S095.
BIRD DOGS, puppies; from very good
stock; must sell Immediately; only
o'"' S' 1sASEo
COCKER SPANIEL, black, Axe pa
pers, house broken, 5 mos, shots.
wormed; $40. Call TIE. 6-SS7I
after Z pm. -12
POODLES. white standard. Registered
Axe. Also black. Ideal for Christ
sSSpanions, DaRs xRc aes res asHlss SekNNoa iessl
1909 N. Roosevelt, Arl. JE 2-3432
COCKER PUPPIES, Axe, 6 Wks
for Xmas. LU. 1-S423. IA
BOSTON TERRIERS. males and fe-
stud service. Ex. 3.?70o. EXT. p III rs1o
Cocker Spaniel JUNioR@star ef Of
aes e Axe P2s 2ssstefed rde oSea btxh
ence Trained Cocker spaniels. Make
your boy or girl happy with one of
= tnese personable puppies for Xmas.
Going fast. Call Warfield 7-6666.
B0xER-Fawn, black mask; Axe
male; 1 female. .JU. .5-3537. IA
bOAER-3 mos, female: flashy, show
dog, Propped. trained. viii hold
ior Christmas. XII. 9-3511. IA
BEDDLINGTON TERRIER puppies
Hks Aks re resisteyed aS wi fsse ssowRH gHsi
PAKAKEET BABIES; home-raised:
eSristmss eas s5ssn fRa No ye!IsS gsS6 for
mas. MARIE HOLLERAN. Crescent
cocker SPANIEL PUPS for Christ
WWas; WA; z.aIsi AIS registered. Telephone
scoTfiEss9piups. adults. ideal Ica COM
iSoS Roosevelt. isa Hri.. JE. JMEa?ak5eNoN a25e5s?
COLLIE Oh nA ": old. house67oken: broke
FRENcaT FRfEsSSlfT PooDsEs, So1eSSs standard 6la black
Akc alsGog oTgesistered; excel. pedigree. OF.
ss'S5f!its 'ssf .| |sys'z kzsSRa gsRt AEssnHg AEa
COCKER SPANIEL. gorgeous pedi-
greed, red male, 4 mos, Of finest
caNnRIHs ctnSn Price HE: 4,,6262. IA
wEiMAkANER PTGPPs, MssinsHS; instineiively.
point, trail, retrieve; superior blood
lines; 8 wks. OF. 4-s87S. Ia
GIVE AWAY to. good home 6-week
SIack SIa kittens; fi s-saoo also mother cat: all
ENGLISH BULLDOGS, Axe, wrinkled
sourmugs; reas. LO. 7-SI25. -lS
ENGLISH Settlers, 6 wks., pure
bred, no papers; males, S25; females.
S15. XII. 9-S233. ID
old; Axe reg; wormed. Ideal for
Xmas. Rt U. s. No. /, near truck
weighing scale, Woodbridge, Va. In
auire at Davis store or garage.
IRISH SETTER, female; reg. Axe;
y mos. old; has had all shots; SIS.
OIL. 2-6122. IA
Evening star., 1952-12-12

USE OF KIT. refgr.. washer, sewing
ladies or mother % and wv working in daurhs duhhs
ter. Sgle.. $40; dble., $50. 1909
,:lff.E 17th St; :, n;sii hss,LAA; u; s;;osl
f,I suitable sL2ofo for one or two ladies.
FOR / esso, OR 2 tsso,-dentle- tsso,rf
men; new home; nice location,
, Michigan Park. Cali LA. 6-7I47.
B41 LEXINGTON PL. N.E.-In nice.
clean. refined adult home: room for
gentleman; $25 mo. Ii. 4-8472.
1918 Randolph ST st. ne
Twin bedrm., Beautyrest matt,
cedar closets; l blk. transp. LA. g.
NICE, CLEAN WARM ROOM ml9 in ari.
yate home for lady: no cooking.
Near transp. Call Sat, CO. 5-4969.
i3S 7th ST. N.E.-single rm., eenS,e-
man; newly decorated; 81 per week.
coLoR2D@1ss R ST. MCLEAN.
cGmfl Sn 4-a4ai rms.' near transp.; priyil
coIokEp@ssoe sEAroN pL. Ne Ne
,o pvt; nr; transo. 10. $50 ia
COLORED - LARGE FRONT BED.
ROOM. kitchen privilege. Ii. 6-I697.
COLoRED-Two FURN. RMS, quiet
home, for reliable employees; mr..
transp. Call LU. 1912. ID
Evening star., 1952-12-12
CATTLE 3 LIVESTOCK (Cont.l
Cont. ROOMS EURN.-N.W. Cont

REGISTERED SABERDEEN-ANGUs--
Fail-winter bargain sale. Saturday
cattle research center, Front Royal
Va. 4 miles Sc. OF. Front Royal on
U. g.. 6s2. LUNCH ayailable or
so} grounds; nnnI,l1 S0 FEMALES, BILLS;
registered breeding stock at bar
gain. Heifers for replacement or tc
start young herd. Bulls to grow
out yourself for good herd sires
vaccinated for Bangs and shipping
clean healthy herds; can ship any.
where. Sale sponsored by Virgins
Aberdeen Angus Association. p. o
Box 1876. Charlottesville. Va.
CATTLE-:Hereford and Angus. Both
Reas. RADIE EVANS Z mi. beyond a
Potomac on River rd. Po, 2-3267.
Evening star., 1952-12-12

Cash for any style. AID. 4-ssss
PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS, few re.
builts. BARGAINS. guaranteed; also
new large and portabies. visit
sPI ssP6LA,s, tssa$1 $pis l4th nr. Col. I'd.
RUG, Anglo Persian, Wilton, ex1Oh
or 9x12 pattern No. $50, color I73;
must 6e In very good cond. Bon
sCRAF iKuN. SCRAP METALS. i4 Iato
natseries house rags; highest prices
paio Y you cannot deliver your
aGcumulations. please phone us.
WASH RAG & BAG CO. 2I5 I
sCRAP iRoN. sCsHHr: sCs4H:' METALS. auto
patIeries. house rags: highest prices
acSnmulations. please phone us.
NV. HU. 3-4421.
WASHERS. dryers, irons, 15-2Ors
on regular list prices. All famous
makes; all fully guaranteed. STAR
RADIO CO.. 400 11th St. NV.
Phone D1. 7-47OO.
to purchase a repeater
watch, sounding hours and Quarter
hours. Apply Box 416-S, Star.
BY private party. Must be in excel.
cond. and stand scrutiny. Write low
est cash price. Box 465-R. Star.
Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-12


Single room for gentleman. Warm,
clean and comfortable; maid service,
l blk. on Conn. ave. 1925 18th
st. NV. -1S
COLORED-CLEAN, COMFORTABLE
room: close to transp. Call after
4 pm. 4510 18th St. NV. TU
CoLoRED-vIC. OF 18th AND I
Man, single, good health; all privi-
leges. CO. 5-0247. -12
COLORED-4O8 M ST. N.W.-Room
furn. and privileges. EX. 3-6692.
C0L0RED-ei1 D sT.-Extra Ice.
clean, conf. frt.: kit. privils.; S37 80
mo. to sober cple. UN. 4-7O45. Ia
C0LORED-NR. WASHINGTON CIR.
For refined man or lady. Cali
after z pm. Me. 8-3I96. III
COLORED-NEWLY DEC. RMS; pvt.
NJ; transp.; dble. and single. AD.
COLoRED-14s2 CLIFTON ST. NV;
large front room in modern home;
kitchen privilege. Ia
COLORED-FRONT RM., lse.. furn. :;
Will accept 1 child. AID. 2-1766.
COLORED-s7 RANDOLPH PL. NV.
Large. single front room for i
man; " wk. Call DU. 7-S7O4. Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-12
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1880 HARVARD ST. N.W.-sleepine
rooms with privil. Of reception room.
Kit. and laundry. HO. 2-779s.
UPONT CIRCLE VIC, 1711 18th g.
n.w-Lge. dble. rm., widows: s
500: DU: 1856. RA. f-0l55' ia
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Completely
IurniShed. Including icebox. running
SHara SSaters l242 2lst st. NV. ME.
1915 sf'fi fArRMoNr ST. N.w-ITl4aan, NwIla
1911 Ieth ST. N.W.MLarse Lsei' room, .
rsrigidaire, stove. sink; empl. gent. !;
,Sit 70 Wsss week; shown s%T 65s IS pm. E12
Ap I cnaldTesi 4hayso $50 wk.; no drinkers.
ATTRAcSTSIivHE VI STUDIO RM., fun m1d kit, :.
eG9d en ataaas taPaasp. 71o A st. SEE, cali
ONE BLK. from Georgia ave. shop.
center; $40 wk. single; Sl2 dble.
Newly redecorated. RA. 3-06O7.
1899 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. light front
rm;, din. alcove; stove, refgr. and
utils, furn.; sli wk. DE. 81 ~ Is.
Wv. 4sos NEW HAMp. AVE-
rms. bed-liv. rm. and kit. ;4newly
dec; express bus; S65. RA. 3-948s
e1Os 18th ST. NV rms; refgr
gas stove. hot and cold water: all
Stils; s.: GO; 5.lS52. --l7
nicely furn.: good heat; hot water:
stove; Frigidaire. Reasonable.
5Of SEWARD SO. S.E.-Front dble.
rm. Stove: refgr.. sink. Adults, child
accept. MISS HOBBY, Ii. 4-959S.
d416 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely fur
nished III. k. room; Refrigerator. hot
plates. Cple. or girls. RA. 6A3OO2.
1904 MONROE ST. N.W.-Large rm
k1tchenette. semipriv. bath, porch,
=. Frlgidaire, stove. Adults. Wk.. S11 )
S111 r ST. N.W.-Newly dec. bSmt
studio room. Refgr., radio, nv,
shower, African matt. EX. 3-6633.
630S 9Th ST. N.W.-Attractiye bed
I'm. with inclosed porch, pvt. bath;
kit. privils., unlim phone; con-
Venient transp. Call ewes. or any
time Sat. and Sun, RA. 3-2905.
COLORED-LARGE front rm. and
kit:, furn. for sgle. lady or cple.
Call RA. 6-6195, Id
Evening star., 1952-12-12
ROOMS fURN.-MD. 8 VA.

2 SINGLE RMS, for girls, next bath:
olock transp., mr.. Arl. Hall, 20
minS. Pentagon and Navy Dept.. 5
mins; Parkington. IA. 2-SS43. 10
MODERN NEW HOME - Gentleman.
Next to bath and shower On bus
line near Pentagon. ia. 4-O56O.
SPACIOUS. attractive corner room
bath. pvt. home. unlim. phone. Cen
tleman only. ia 2-I595.
IAkOMA PARK-Facing park and
stream: Hot-water heat. 3 newly
to rapid and local Transit, stores;
IN 4,unit apt. bldg: for > persons
or en- cpIe.; @ @$27 80; JU; 9-7667. Ia
rm;. picture window: view Of d. e
Unlimited ext. phone. Share bath
with one; near Pentagon. Navy An
mex mex or Airport. OF. 4-7936. III
1715 ID ST. N.E.-3 rms, semipyt
bath: utilities paid Including phone
Ii. 7-2704.
Evening star., 1952-12-12
FARM AND GARDEN

LOCUST POSTS. Located 10 mi. from
District S6n line ;;.L near Indian Head hwy;
40c per post at Piscataway. Md. No
delivery. Call Ii. 3-3423. IA
BULLDOZERS AND LEADERS. rent
OF contract. Estimates free. UN
EAXS%ETcslsns 61sS.Ia sls at eaaity 1000 ealss
GARNsEY. GA, SSa J Reva, Va. Phone Madi-
FILL DIRT. topsoil, road
gravel ins io oblaest9ns as9aS hauling and grad
hydEaulie, LaPlant shost blade, peri
cond; After 3 pm. call KI. 9-536s
VIRGIN TOP SOIL; best quality, any
quantity. .Immed. service. Landscap-
ing. fll dirt. LU. 1868 any time.
LANDsCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
AZ AEaless sos4s f9E os sale in F9ysE g. BnD
FREEZER. excel. Xmas gift. 2. II,
~, ,r,;l 20 GU; #; Free food offer
Sup SUPER hSocMfHf a. e. i. and Il: Il tlaceo4s e: sSs
plows. mowers. rakes. forage har.
vesters, corn pickers, palers. drills,
spreaders, leaders. power units,
wagons. heavy-duty discs. hammer
mills and shelters. New Holland bal
ers. forage harvesters,. blowers, saws,
mowers, rakes. corn pickers. spread
wagon unloaders, bodies. sprayers.
lime and fertilizer dist; Brlllion
psTss t'Snsr' .na srer sersss sps OHass tEns
INC. Silver Spring, Md.
i. H. c. CUB, as low as S715; for
small farm or estate. MALONEY'S
INC, Silver Spring. Md.
USED Ed, EoUIPMENT; Cub tractor: B
dRiGHi and Cult; = F. E isss e and d smaTsi q suit.
two l2-in. and two 14-in. plows;
mowers; land rollers: ensilaRe
naIyssteTi MasssN E.rr,s WoSds Sts corn picker
MAIL MMALoGHxS GHxiS iNG, HsWs Silver Spring ..a
INC. silver Spring. Md. JU. s-33ss
SLUDGE for greener grass. We vii
No odor. Rich topsoil by the load
RsaSopable., 10. s-3946.
grass hay. FIRST quality hay undei
cover. George o. Sutton, days Ma
sfEc1ai f5stSi fssi SsxBND En- s1tsz WikI l4 p, $.
roll. Poultry and garden fence. 5 it..
$12 roll. FAIRFAX HAY g. GRAIN
RED. WHITE AND BLUE GRAPE
COLLECTION. consisting of 2 eacf
Red Lucille, White Niagara and Early
Blue Fredonia-total Six 2-yeal
Grape vines-Offer No. 2-5-S3. Is
Postpaid. Free Copy 56-page Plant.
ing Guide in color on request. Sales
NURSERIES. Wayneshuro Va
Evening star., 1952-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TRAINS - Lionel and accessories;
: antee. MAYFLOWER ELECTRIC &
LOCK CO.. 1903 l. st NV Phone
DI. 7-I629. DI. 7-4620.
TRAIN. Lionel, complete set. and ex-
after 4 pm. EN-. 3-8s23. la
TRAIN, Lionel electric. o-gauge; 20
IT. track, 6 elec. and 3 hand
switches, engine. 8 freight cars,
3 cleo. dump cars and caboose, 10O-
W. transformer; $65. JE. 2-3219.
lge. Mercury, 81 or best
offer; in good condition. EN-. 3-5933.
in. colson: excel.
cond.:: S25,. RA. 3-09S4.
and full dress complete with
vest, size 37-3S, worn once; all for
$35. DU 7-4973. -13
21-in. console cbnt
type, mahog. 2 mo. old. $500 or best
offer. See after 6 pm 86I9 Piney
Br. rd., Apt. 102. Silver Spg.. Md
TV, Model 2O-53. Muntz mahogany
console. Excel. condition. Call EN-
2-OO92, 6 to 10 pm. Ia
phonograph: Stromberg-
Carlson; BiSQue AMIN; 3-Speed
changer, 12-in. tube: like new;
S225 or best offer; cost over $500.
JU. 5-24l6. -12
Evening star., 1952-12-12
MiscEL. WANTED tcens. }

ORGAN, Hammond or Baldwin. will
pay up to $500. call Mr.. Hurley.
Wo. 6-4267 ewes. or RE. 7-7865.
OUTBoARD MOTOR, IN h.p. good
condition: XII. S-5135. IA
PLANO = Pvt. party desires player
type piano. viii consider small up-
tight, IOCONE. AID. 4-1OO0. Ia
for your spinet, con-
sole or upright. ia. 2-3512. is
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
Can Day or Night. JU. 9-3O39
Evening star., 1952-12-12
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK


FILLY. very pretty. gentle. "a Arab.
2N yrs old. under 14ha hands: suit
able for child to show and jump;
$500. Call after 9 p.m.. OIL. 4-4027.
SHEEP-Sixteen healthy young ewes
and reg. Hampshire ram, S475. MR..
GRAVES. Browning 1912.
Two ANGUS STEER, l Angus bull
between 300 and $50 lbs. apiece;
reasonable. LO. 5-164S. Ia
third calf due March. S225; >
heifers ready to breed, $125 each;
8 pure bred Hampshire shoats, s.
each; pure bred Hampshire SOW,
S45; or best offers. FAIRFAX
MANOR FARM. end of Miller rd.,
Oakton, Va. IA. S-7937. ia
TWO JUMPERS Owners moving;
very reasonable. WA. 7-2563. --13
saw. Just what you want for Xmas.
RADIE EVANS. miles beyond Po-
tomac, on River I'd. Po. 2-3267:
TWENTY USED ENGLISH RIDiNG
saddles. best Of condition. S47.50
up: new Army McClelland saddles.
S16.5Q: brides. S7.95 up; everything
for riding. eTOMBoCk'S 3a7S-82
N q. NV. AD. 2.0462.2-1376.
Evening star., 1952-12-12

6Oe E ST. NE. Large 2-room.
kitchen and bath apt, nicely iurn.;
convenient to shopping and transp. ;
S,snt $50 mo; o.. See MRS. JONES in base
TAKoMHp !asas np'' PARK Nicely furn. i4 2
bedroom apt; plenty of parking
adults. Phone JU. g-2iss. IA
1912 PARK RID. N.W.-Bedrm., liv.
rm.ss kit. pvt; bath; util. furn;;. l
or z empl., S6b mo. RA. 3-43lo.
1920 St. 10th q !. st st. N.w;-l rm.. kit, and
T5s ToN Ao6sIS Aot ISs es sosp sf yAsHIN s5i 4 6
al sT rAFhoRs KAi sTsfiS, g. SN,.w.-s rms, ,,v
rm., kit; bedrm. and bath; newly
furn.; telephone service. ia. 9-2533.
PENNINGTON. 1924 18th st. NV.
nr:, Dupont Circle--1 large room
efficiency apt, completely furnished;
Phone Pho, maid i'd service -as and all gttli-
BACHELOR APT.-studio rm., kit,
shower bath; all util. incl; down
town area. Ii. 3-6S11. ia
DUPONT CIRCLE-English bsmt. liv-
ing rm;. bedrm., kitchen. tn, newly
decorated. Suitable 2 or 3. gentle
.S,t HAi!S' ~ peIS NNO uO., UTILITIES
DUPONT CfRCLEELiving rm.. 1 bed
rm.. kitchen. bath with shower. front
apt; newly decorated: suit. 2 or 8,
single cnly; No pets. Sl35; utilities
MI. lT.iPfiai PIEAsANTEpv3til nj 3i1 home. l,v. rm,.
bedfm., kit. bath, utils.; employed
couple no children. co. 5-33s9.
1891 g. ONTARIO PL. NV rms.
inspect 20 nm. to-day. ' .
looking for one O. q the finest st" furn. Srs
apis. in the city. here 1t is: 4 rms,
bath. porch. S125 mo. RA. 6-2I35.
1854 QUE ST. N.w.-Near % dupont
Circle. Lge.. warm 1-rm., effic.,
ENGLISH BASEMENT APT.-Liv. pm.
bath and shower. For / or H"S 5 emu sTi.
ployed settled ladies. In clean and
quiet home. Lincoln Park carline
Reasonable. Ii. 3-4603. -13
eygE WE N HAyE 0S ARTS; IIS,,,N AND HOUSES
WEEKDAYS o. SAT. SUN 9-5
A.oNE RENTAL AND REALTY CO
524 BOND BLDG. MA. 8-O007
l4th ST AND N Y AVE, NV
3ib RUfLEY BLbG. 6s XII. nNs.Isn' s.isis
ono H.. 1918 l4th ST; NV.
9,. On n. frt.: clean. Ho. 2-677S, 9-5
Evening star., 1952-12-12
STEEL

We have all kinds Of miscellaneous
steel; angles, beams. reinforced
GENERAL -WREcKING CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE, AID. 2-6177.
sTENOTYPE, slightly used, and
Enterprise Gas gas range; best oyer
STORM DOORS! Aluminium. comb.
Complete and installed. Immediate
delivery. 500. Call GLASS aD.
sToVE&Apt. size. electric; reason
bet. 10 and 5. MISS WALSH. 13.
STOVE, gas, Magic Chef. looks like
new. $50. EN-. 2-5522. -13
STOVE, electric. apt. size, good cond.,
$40. See EVENINGS after 6, also
Sat. and Sun. End A., 400 Banner
St.: Hyattsville, Md. Ia
screen; perfect condition. rarely
used. $3.50. Tel. EN-. 3-7412 daily
TELEVISION - Open Sun. l to g.;
large discounts on all appliances;
cash or terms, Closed SATURDAYS
WOODMOOR APPLIANCE. 1O1O9
Colesville I'd. JU. 7-9400. Ia
TELEVISI0N. Crosley 10h-in., .3-way
combination. $50. Ii. 4-l0S3
after r. IL
Evening star., 1952-12-12
ROOMS UNEURNIsHED

COLORED - UNFURNISHED rooms
for couple and single man; NV,
section. Call TU. 2-515S. after 8.
Evening star., 1952-12-12
HOTEL. 1440
ST WEEK

Rooms with. running water; 24-hr
phone and elev. service: S10.5O.
$3.50 wk. 1440 Rhode IslanC
ave. NV La
Evening star., 1952-12-12

famous makes, large selec-
ton, $8.95 up: NATIONAL PAWN
BROKERS. 1905 Lee hwy. Rossiyn,
y Va; "a; 2-1777 foot Of Key Bridge).
30fo discount for cash; Longines.
Wittnauer, Benrus. Elgin and other
famous brands; diamond rings,
stone rings. silverware. etc. SAM
ORBACH. Jeweler, Ala Buchanan
st. NV. Ia. 9-4354. Open ewes.