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Arizona sun., 1953-10-16
Parents Now Told Of
Child Violations

Under new procedure approved
by the Juvenile Court the traffic
division of the Police Department
is advising all parents by letter
when their children are given
motor vehicle citations. It is re-
ported that in the past many par
ents have been unaware that their
children were involved in traffic
violations. The letter to the par
entS states that it is being sent in
an effort to obtain greater de-
gree of cooperation between police
parents, school officials and chill
dren. Correct training of these
teen-agers is urged as a means OF
teaching them mechanical pro-
ficiency as we'll as improving their
attitudes toward others. The atten-
ton of the parents is called to the
fact that driving rules and regula-
tions are designed to inspire the
application of the Golden Rule and
the development of courtesy
among children. Cooperation of
the parents is asked in correcting
the derelictions of the children. A
copy of each letter is sent to the
principle of the school which the
child attends.
Arizona sun., 1953-10-16
Morris Brown College Teacher To Study
Abroad On Fu|Ibriqht Scholarship

the ships of her hostess country.
She said this is her first trip
abroad and she will probably visit
other countries while she is there.
Fullbright Scholarships are
made possible through a United
States educational exchange grant
authorized by law.
Miss Adams is a member of Zeta
Phi Beta Sorority.
Arizona sun., 1953-10-16

A bevy Of attractive mothers Of the local Jack and
Jill club. pictured here with the national president of
jacks and Is, Dr.. Alberta B. Turner of Columbus Ohio,
seated fourth from right following dinner MIlers
cofeteo given in her honor Seated from left right
Mesdomes Fred Warren Jr Dovid Solomon, Thomas Cvmp,
Lloyd Dekey, Or. Turner Bvrleigh Rdeou Jr, Robert
Phillips Sr Sylvester Edwords Standing. left right,
Ira McNeor George Brown Edgar Cross Emmo Harrison,
Rosa Wiloms, Morrison Warren. Patrick Cront, Fred
STORY poge p
Arizona sun., 1953-10-16

PACIFIC FLEET (FHENC) =
Walter B. Mitchell, seaman, USN,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H.
Mitchell of 1641 East Monroe ST.,
returned to the United States Sept.
II aboard the heavy cruiser USS
Saint Paul. The ship recently COM
pleted a tour of duty in Korean
and Far Eastern Waters.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-17

FOR SALE-Late 49 Chevre- let quarter ton pickup truck. 26,000 miles. Good condi- ton. S795. See Gene Cannon at Haddock Engineers or write 2 Kodiak Mirror. FOR SALE-1947 Plymouth 4 dr. sedan. radio and hea- ter, excellent condition, S700. Will sell or trade on late model car near Seattle. Also to sell boys medium size bicycle, S2C; portable Easy Spin Drier washing machine, $50; electric broil- CT, $20. Phone Earl Meyers. navy 555.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-17
NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA THIRD DIVISION, In the Matter of the Estate of FRANK ALTO,
 Deceased NO. 4-D
 ORDER FIXING TIME AND PLACE OF HEARING ON THE PETITION FOR THE ASSURANCE OF LET TIERS OF ADMINISTRA- TON
 MARVIN l.. WILLIAMS, a person interested in the es- tate of FRANK ALTO, having filed herein his petition for the issuance of letters of admins tration:
 NOW, 1. Albert R. Davev, Acting Judge of Probate in the Kv.chak Precinct, Third Division, Territory of Alaska, do hereby affix and app int Monday, the 26th day of Octo- Der, 1853, and the hour of l :00 o'clock P. M. of said day, at the court room of said Court in the U. s. Commissioners Office A. R. Davey Building located at Naknek, Alaska, as the time and place for the hearing of said petition.
 IT IS FURTHER ORDER ED that notice of hearing on said petition be made by pub- lication in the Kodiak Mirror a daily newspaper of gene ral circulation published at Kodiak, Alaska, Kodiak Pre- cinct, Third Division, Terri tory of Alaska, by one publica- tion thereof at least 10 days prior to said 3rd day of Octo- Der, 1853, the date set for the hearing of said petition.
 DONE in open court at Naknek, Alaska, this 3rd day of October, 1853.
 Albert R Davey
 U. s. Commissioner and ex-
 Officio Probate Judge
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-17
Clossii eds

FOR SALE = attractive one bedroom home on Carlson Hill. Furnished nicely. Spa cious living roo n with view window. Gall 4372.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-17
pAASF If -~-,..E1

REWARD ~ $25O for informa- tion leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons killing, stealing,
 molesting or damaging any livestock belonging to the members of the Kodiak Livestock Growers kssocia- tion pd. 11-1-53
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-17

FOR SALE two end tables and coffee table to match in
 blond wood. Double oven
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-17

r~ LE-one building, Is room one bunKhouse 30 by to feet; eight small houses.
 Anyone with lots contact Martin Jensen or phone 4422
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-17

FOR YOUR PLUMBING n. eds, call 319l. Barney Cergatelli. If. RUMMAGE- sale, Every Saturday afternoon at the Kodiak Baptist Mission be tween l and 5 pm. PTA - membership drive is still on. Join now.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-17

Western Holly kitcnen gas range. Call Lcdr. Dixon Navy 370 or see at house rear of Mirror off ;-.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-17

cont nl d on page IA
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-08-25
CARRIER OF 7HE WEEK

Hiram Martell Cook, Il. Of 404l
y. Sixth ST., Champaign, should be
crowned king of all carriers, ac
cording to his supervisor.
4 can't praise him enoug h tor
his ability, cooperation, and DEEPEN
liability. lie has gained 100 per
cent production on his route due TO
lis wonderful personality and faith
illness to all his subscribers the
supervisor saws.
Hiram is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Cook. His parents believe he
las learned responsibility and cour-
tesy. He now knows how to meet
the public, they say Mr.. Cook is
employed at the Inman Hotel.
Sports occupy most of Hiram s
spare time. HIS hobbies are base.
ball, swimming, fishing and basket
ball. His ambition Is to be Major
League baseball player. He plays or
the Little League Baseball team.
Hiram is in the sixth grade a
Marquette School. He has carried
Couriers for two wears. He ha
opened a bank account with earn
ings and recently bought a new bi
cycle. He also pays for some of hi
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-08-25

have attempted 20 set things
straight concerning the colored
people of this country. particu-
larly in cases of discrimination
against us because Of color and
color only. All in all. things
look good now.
We are beginning to get bet
ter break than we used to get,
and we have more = open minded
friends than we haa when we
started this paper. / can remember
when we had to walk the streets
from morning until night hungry.
We could not get nc~sel or
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-08-25
OUR FOURTEENTH
ANNIVERSARY

NOW, ut the time Of our 14th
anniversary, we call attention TO
The fact that we have been work
ing and working hard to help us
here III Champaign and through
out the land for . better place
and more Of the good things of
life. We can see many things that
have chaured SINCE we started
this parer in uanvilie tourreei
pears ago. We have made many
friends and some few enemies.
We have done this because We
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-08-25
An Elk For Fifty Years

home town.
Mcfarland is retired employes
OF Pratts Works, Socony Vacuum
Oil Co OF New York, where os
worked for so years.
Bill also is a member OF Lodge
IL, F. A. and NJ. Prince Hall Ma
osls and life member of Excelsior
Lodge, ~, Knights OF Phthias, n
A. s. A. e. A. A. and A. past
arsnd Chancellor Commander Q.
the state of New York will attena
supreme Convention IN fiot
Springs August Il to "a and -
member of the board Of directors
Of the Society of the Sons Of NoFth
~olipa
Their the~ nave some orner ehItae
not to buy mine. I can see through
them quite easily, and I wish YOU
.oulS
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-08-25
Srecial to JOURNAL

BROOkLYN, New York - Will
liam Bill" Mcfarland, past grand
exalted ruler, past president Of
New York State Association, char
ter member, and life member OF
Brooklyn Lodge. 81 IBPOE of W.
is celebrating his fifty years as an
Elk and is leaving on his vaca.
ton July %
Mcfarland plans to visit friends
and relatives in Chicago, H.,
Champaign. H., ST Louis, Mo,
Little Rock and Hot Springs, Alx.,
the Ell Convention in Atlanta,
Ga. S npter. s. C., home of his
late ( her, and Wilmington, has
OF 10 because =" are SAVING in
no uncertain words. that they don,t
want you to have the same chance
to make a living that others have.
Some Of US are quite funny. II we
desire to support those who arc
not Tor US, we are indeed f,,nrv
1 nave the same experience in
Trying to sell advertising space.
nave lot of trouble selling IL
to many GOOD REPUBLICANS
They have many excuses for their
failure to buy It. MANY of them
TOO have good Negro. patronage:
out they will raise the question
OF coverage of peop'e, which of
course is fair question. When
they find that I have a greater
Hcoverage than MANY other papers
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-08-25
Co.,. Fort Wesley Ir., WINS
Army Good Conduct Medal

Cpl. Fort Wesley IT,, whose pan
ellts Mr.. and Mrs. Fort Wesley
live at 40l E. Vine ST., recent
was awarded the Good ronduf
Medal in German,
Cpl. Wesley is a mll.Ary Pollc'
nan in the 793rd MP Battalion
A void war two veteran, he re
entered the Army in October 1917
lie was assigned to Europe aite
serving in Korea.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-08-25
John O. RISING

food in the cafes in both Cham
paign and Danville just because
we were colored. If we were hun
cry we just had to wait until
we got home or we had to go
away cross town to the Negro
cafes to be fed. This, however, is
not the case now. We can eat
most anywhere we feel like eating
If we have the money. We Rave
the plesure of going into the fine
hotels in most any city in the
State, and be served as do any
other American citizen.
This is as it should he; for no
one is hurt by it. Of course there
are a few people running sucl
places, and a few who are served
by them that don't like it if the,
are subjected to eating in the
presence of Negro guest; but
these are few arl are getting
fewer day by day
Good is coming to the earth
and we are profiting by it. OF
course, we have not the. same
chances TO make an honest liv-
ing that white people have. be-
cause we are yet Disseminated
against when it comes to BEING
hired for jobs, Especially in nj
mos. they refuse to pass a fair
employment law, and people who
claim that we don't need such a
law refuse to hire many of ia to
do their work. But in spite of this
TACT, many people are being hired !
to work in jobs heretofore only
open to white people. 1t is strange
to observe, that most of the oppo-
sItion to such a law in this state
have been republicans. The Negro
ms for many years past, believed
In the republican party ONLY.
They have been born republicans
and have voted the republican
ticket every time they have had
the chance to do it, and IL has
happened that they now see that
they hare been supporting the
party that has been unfair to
them especially in this matter.
| have watched the men who
have been elected to the Illinois
legislature from year to year, and
have noticed how they have
fought such legislation. What we
all to understand is why our neo-
p'e can go to the pons ron
year to year and vote for these
people to represent them in on
State legislature.
The fact is, we lust don't think
or we don't know. Personally.
would stay at home OF election
day beforevr would vote for s,,cb
people, They may be good fellows
to some of you, but in the rael
sense. they re not good 10 a,v
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-08-25

POOREST PEOPLE HAVE RACE HATE


pie they should dislike separation and prejudice but
poorer they higher hold their heads Know
this it will be long time before we have
white people have much better respect Negro
They well behaved toward all people This is the best
people they than apt TO be welo and In
tegent When you gee those people VINO nave Men, or an rather
desire look down which, naturally
Negro people It's funny but It's true The poorest PEG
who scarcely enough live from day day have mighty
funny ideas
We beneve that a Rule
He how had the help of God They are always able
forward be fair Negroes have the desire to
forward but all they hndered They not given
the opportunity make money as the white man. and they are
all about it, know how hard
advertising to the white business
they claim the fact that they get the same
age the white diys and that spending
with Negroes learned the i'm
ortane OF following the Negro Newspaper to the goods they want
this is the fact Therefore if he
all the Negro he takes just little ne
where he likes but day.
will find out that he only failing help make the kind
this but cheating himself the time
the Negro will just what the white
merchant doing and he viii cease to trade with that merchant
have mentioned this that the Negro has slim chance max
ing in this other vicinity The Negro Press has had
hard They had this matter fight all the along but WITH
THANKS TO GOD, till going
with and able
have been the of this week
Using that able this OUR l4TH ANNIVERSARY
Let trade with these people let pass
We have been deeply thankful year to year
who advertising
has made possible for this 4 There
bssn few, including Robesons Kaumans Murphy
chat stopped advertising with
good friends to who have advertised regularly
insure its continuance We indeed grateful
we sincerely ask that those of
pour friends in that
these stores who advertise means
great deal to and to Every ask
~ you will When store little about
you Tor your trade
awake Certainly most of them win sell go their
to buy but but fair they sometimes for your trade
mere are some foolish Negroes Some shopping
Stores .nae would not spend ncks to Of
enterprises forward Some don't think
and others are not interested about whether
hy are SATISFIED to turn their aloose
its and they have what they have some
OF our people in stores Who thew
much ashamed They did their best bad
oeeer 90 70 the store that has asked asked
YOU 30 that you know he means YOU
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-08-25

clothes.
He is a member of the Bethel
A.M.E. Church.
This is another in series on
outstanding Courier carries.
Evening star., 1953-04-24
Rooms EURNIshEp-N.E,

FURN. ROOM, next shower bath; 2
large closets: kit. privils.; min.
exp: bus. 15 min. downtown; for 1
or men or empl. cple. RA. 6-S454.
4sO 9Th ST. N.E.-Front rm. With
twin beds for cple. or 2 men.
Another lge. rm. Ii. 4-3502 after
BEAUTIFUL SINGLE and double;
modern home; prefer career or pro-
fessional women. LU. 2-178S.
BACK RIM. on end d. for settled cple.
Also front rm. on LIST fl. ME
CAPiT0L HnL-Furn. rms. and Ink.
rms. up-to-date, semipvt. baths.
FGRNlsHEDs - ROOM IN IN q new, new house Se
near bus; for. l or 2 young ladies
breakfast optional; unlim. phone.
Call AP. 7-006S. Pa
NEAR THE CAPITOL. 9O6 Maryland
ave. ne; large nicely furn. front
bed-living rm.; quiet; no family on
premises. 81 each for 2. Ii. 4-7359
9O6 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-LSrre
clean, quiet single rm. for gentle
man; SIS. so week. Ii. 4-7359. go
COLORED-FRONT ROOM for en-
ployed cple... cooking and laundry
privils. Ii. 6-39S1 after 5. -2S
Evening star., 1953-04-24
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

1893 COLUMBIA RD., Apt. 2s-GirIs
hedrms. AID. 4-9799, AID. 2-089S.
GEORGETOWN - Attrac. 1-bedpm
sB: sP5: S1s6s6. gl56 army oiissF'' wife. can
GIRL wants to share 1-bedrm ant
GIRL. GIf H0 70 share zlsSsS; with other "a 2;r,,
Cali after 's' ,E z ss s55i6 f6seI Eut stranSo ISo
MAN TO SHARE, with another man,
90; nI IpS. 7-iSSo, Ext. foi. 1'S;i between cen
Yo1SSa 6SS MAN ,as to 40, to 7as sSsr,
rent $3.50 psf mo. mo- II interested, sd,
wANTED-Attractiv girl to shar,
a. a. Etth SaasSey 3 young lady cosmopolises
osNGEi oR .5Ssi T%o girls to share Tas lis.l,
everything furnished. CAN Ii
$500 BLK. 14rH ST. NV en-
ployed ladies to share attract. apt,
with refined lady. Pvt. bedrm., new
exec; transp. $40 I "a. per Si' mo. IA "a
ROOM for business woman In nice
2-6sdrm. sd apt, cow. transp.. ia
COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Newly furn
2-bedrm. apt. to share with 2
others. conven. 2O-25. AD. 4-S549
sRD GIRL. ao-so, to share ialg.
2-bedrm. apt, nr. La bus and Mt
Pleasant car, NV. Call Ho. 2-4l34
GIRL to share 1-bedrm. apt with ]
other girl; Sc; close to all transp.i
LARGE, COOL GEORGETOWN APT.
river. view. garden. Share 8 to 4
months with another young woman
NICELY FURNISHED APT. to shar,
with another lady. al Drivil. ant
BUS. WOMAN to share 1-hedrn. apt
S.sn Stsa aH9tnss M 1 1850 1880, & Ext Ati 'W'
Evening star., 1953-04-24
RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA. (cont.

FRONT ROOM, 2 exposures; for gen
tleman: quiet neighborhood, Just OF
Clarendon Circle in Arlington, Va;
excellent transportation. ia. 7.7S64'
COLONIAL vILLAGE-Large rm. ad.
Joining bath; employed woman
sn4ass sra9sp; very close; ss6 mo: as KE
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM-On
= busline: min. from Navy Annex
Call after 6. IA. 2-93s1. -26
SILVER SPRING = 2 gentleman;
twin beds, next bath: conyen
ARLINGTON-Room to share with
young man. private entrance; closet
and bath twin beds. wall-to-wall
ARLfNGfSS. HING H5S nv TA1MNiee IN So0fS front Tm.
next to bath. mr.. stores. busline;
quiet family Of adults. ia. 2-9O6S.
8. ARL.-Room for 2 men: pvt. ent.,
closet and bathrm.. twin beds; each
$35 mo. ia. 8-6S13. go
MAN ONLY: cor. rm. across from
bath, 8 min. Pentagon, 8 min. Wash
Ample parking: So wk. OF. 1852.
ARLINGTON-Rooms for men, break
GH' 5est sDsH17 sDslyti; If desired $3.50 Ss ysek'
ARL.SMaster bedrm.. twin beds, M next
to bath; also sgle. rm.. unlim. phone.
privil.: on busline. After $50 on
Ell: all day Sat. and Sun. ia; 2
1927. 20
Evening star., 1953-04-24
ROOMS FURNIsHED-S.E.-s.W

HILLCREST, S.E.--Large front rm.
nice home with ! business lady; i
blk bus: use kit. Lu. 4-7159. -25
SGLE. OR DBLE.--New home; nexj
to bath; unlim. phone; with Chris.
tain family; conven. Naval Re-
search. Andrews Field. 10. 7-34S7
Capitol Hill-Roonn. at
tractive. newly furn.; reasonable;
gentleman only. Ii. 4-6896. -28
CAPITOL HILL, u block House once
Bids. large front room In quiet,
clean home; unlimited phone; gentle
man, man; II; 7,490s; .26
S55 single. $50 each double. Refs.
lei NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
iron. blocks ks irpm psnnai ave . sarlins
COLORED-SINGLE FRONT ROOM
Front; lady or man; privileges;
close-tn s.e., one block husllne
Ii 3-6366. 2Ss
Evening star., 1953-04-24
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

PL.. vic. 18th and Col.
iefgr.; very reasonable. EN-. 2-2752.
NEAR NEAR G; W:-Completely fu1ns incl
ssffa s aw ana Me- 1n9si95sz s5sz7s y.'sr' l242 S1st
CHILDREN ALLOWED-Nicely furn.
rm. with sink and hot plate; laundry
privils.; close to everything: private
h9n home. 4313 Kansas ave. NV. RA; g.
MD.-rurn. complete, e
4kaaS Ems; and BATH Ink. Call VA
CoNV.Nsingle; water in rm.; Ink;
IS, empl. ladies. 1855 Harvard NV.
1925 B1LTMoRE ST. NV. mr.. 18th
and Col, rd.-Good transp.; running
water. stove. refgr., 2 lge. closets, 2
Hollywood beds; clean; nr. bath. on
2nd a.; $50 mo; HO. 2-0352. -25
LAT MASS. AVE. N.W.xLse. rm:,
81 ~ dainEer. Xxx; for AZ & s9so als9 s-Fm yRit,
DUPoNT CfRcEE AREA. 1929 20 + st.
n;w.-Room for congenial couple;
sleeping room. s24. AID. S-15e5;
1866 WYOMING N.w.-Lre., attrac.
sac g. ~ mo-; Mt. Pleas. car. oAD.
LARGE RIM. with kitchenette, refgr.,
stove and sink; S12.5O per week.
Shown from 5-S pm. 1914 18th
downtown, 21o e st. n.w.-Lge
bedrm., kit. and dinette; adj. to
bath; $12 per wk. No drinking.
SGLE. RIM. for lady; porch, kit. privil.
Pvt. home. $45; 3704 18th st. NV.
14SO HARVARD ST. N.w.-sleepins
rm., .privils. Of reception rm., kit.
and laundry. AD. 2-9446. 80
1873 KENYON ST. N.W.-Two-rm.
Ink. apt; S65; nicely furn.; ali
utils., linen serv. CO. 5-9615.
700 5th ST. N.E.-Brieht corner rm.,
refgr., in det. bldg: $40 mo-, for
empl. lady. Ii. 4-7fiha. 40
Evening star., 1953-04-24
OPEN SUNDAY.
FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL, topping, pruning,
feeding. cabling; So up. Free est
rRAgs NEE WsoGEylcE Lo s4Szs
age; all kind Of cement work, stone
phone Popular 1855. '
LAWN MOWERS-New 1888 power
sfsss5 Only $685. FSysi e lqxs q5aa06ss 6ss
tary, reg, $i29.60. only sos. is; is"
slee. rotary. reg! S69.5O, only
$4S.l5; Clemson hand mowers, 25%
S1 81. EMJJLLPPoRD, JLPSD INC" eo4 r st. NV.
$50 IpE&Io DEAL HOME srRAwBEia srRAwBEiEaRY
Of: 100 Blakemore, early bright red
favorite: 100 Tenn. Supreme, new,
five days later than Blakemore; sd
AIn6Eosi3; AIa6tsG,sgE gisnt Mt late. Total sa ESQ
paid. For a large family or home
freezer, we recommend doubling the
above collection. Total 500 plants,
$3.50, postpaid. Write for free copy
c61dp SS1rpase Planting Guide Catalog IN
ornamental plant material. sales E
NURSERIES,. WAYNEsBoRo. VA.
TOP SOIL-very good. rich top soil
| AOA t0NAS AAu very
LANDscXPiNG AND TREE ESSA SERVICE.
azaieas. FoUsE l. Bid. BID JE. t {@os4s.. IgSsls.
JE; 232S43, JE. 3,0s7s:
estimates. CAN AP. 7-i7s2, 10 am. am
cow MANURE. 4 Ga: W well + rotted, $40 SG for
69.. delivered. wa. .7e45e$. 4 va
Al VIRGINIA top soil. 1000 loads,
ocRpey GaT va At qsded Rt asS On anS yOgr sSay 5qfk
hwy. cloyerleaf. For delivered price.
eallz call ssNNANDALE SERVICE co, JE
soDDGffSSG AND PLANTING. sod % de.
Or more. Ask operator for Fulton
vfRGfiN vffRGfiN TOP SOIL, best quality. y2g I'm.
mediate service. Load, yard or bushel
LS%N SsF' kENovaTT6N hS v2aSSS any tins SeautiiS3 R
lawns don't Just happen. We build
them reas. Free estimate. LU. :
AzHLEAs. hardy feld grown, all
ard up; $S19 l5sh st. ne, ,1
sSps. O.c"ff' I 8 i and \. sracfS1s s, sSs
plows, mowers. rakes forage har-
veStsrs vsSsaSsrs corn picEers oaIers drills
|
wagons heavy-duty~ discs, hammer
mills and shelters. New Holland bal.
ers. forage harvesters blowers
saw Sa%s zen Cement mix. mixers and discs:
piefers :9.eadsTs: e!eVster.. stel sSs1 va?
bodies. sprayers lime and ferti.
hzer dist: Brinion grass seeders;
%2GosEyg %fs5 ye' Ssr'' sii7s1 fRS ss5S1ss sp.Hs
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
Nc. silver Spring Nd III s-SssS
smsn a. i.em GUs Or as ss.ss. Ley MAo6tNsfg 6tR fqg
LAWN SUPPLlES-0rass and veg
SEED, fertilizer peet moss. soil cond
rollers Ss sprsaders: aerators: poyel
sOaia. sisd. pubs. insectieidss; la%E
GARDEN EoUTPMENT-Rotary tilier
l6ss;; l66ss; PlS1st hp $lss II trscs0Fs ss 49, ssis BIB
SsSEs@s'tsF spssysa: s sSo s so5oQ 9is TSsf1 Ss
.LSS .LL3SNEy's; mo, sl26 asorEis ave
HsiifEeSsE9E' NJ HfEesEE' NC, sias sH''8s: "a: AVE- "s
FIELD DEMONSTRATION Of garder
and farm tractors and equip. al
May 2. at Whiteoaks, Md. the In
tersection Of U. 8. 90 (Colesville rd
and U. S. 1867. MALONEY'S. INC.
. 1925 Georgia ave-. Sil. Spg.. Md
USED IIiM ESIGiPMENr - Massey -Harri
l01. MN Model Q, Super C will
wagner loader . 14-in. plows, 25
picker; 62 Harvester thresher. Econ
. omy with plow,. disc. cult. ant
MALONEY'S, INC. Silver Spring
TOP SOFT. rich loan. 49c bu,: lea
mold. 49c bu.; COW manure, 76c hu
Deliversd. 70. s-ss4e: -. :.
r 'WS your truck: 10 miles from % silye q
!: eprg. JU. $500; ewes. 10. b-s50c
Evening star., 1953-04-24
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ENGLISH RIDING SADDLES. used,
yer very s Eeod sa,G cond d. $25 up: used b.id;
Army McClelland saddles; $16.6O.
Everything for the horse. STOM-
BOOKS, 327S M st. NV. AID. 2-0462.
HORSES excellent riding horses.
Saddles; brides. both for price OF
one. $3.50. See Raymond Washing
ton. on farm at Shilot Church. near
Bryan's I'd. and Indian Head hwy,
IA miles south of D. c. line In
Southern. Nd. Cali ia. 2-75OO, EXT.
BACK f11 aftsE tsszED8LRR En- HORSE, ,umDs4l ms4 4
yrs. old; reasonable price. Call
MISS MISE SUSIE TRoTTER at IL
FOR SALE-Gelding, 15 hands, pinto,
10, yrs. old, gentle; has always been
ridden b, children; $500. Call
GROW A BEEF for your freezer. ]
have several healthy young steers,
approx. $50 lbs. at $50 ca. 1916
Bryant st. ne. Also on my Md.
farm, mature beef steers, csc lb.,
whole or half. Can arrange process
ing for freezer. NO. 7-O66O.
Evening star., 1953-04-24
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
chicks. poults. JAMES FEED STORE.
wafrE Sig + PEkfNw 81 M DuGRL1SsSses ME SsiSsess. w..t.
old; 4Oc. each: spring boxes EN-
MAXWELL. Lanham. Md, WA.
$3.50 WORTH "only Cage" broiler
batteries; new condition; $3.50 or
pest offer. Cypress 7-9471. 25s