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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-11-26
America First

BY GEORGE PECK
hartman of the Board of the
ltional Labor management Foun-
tion and Executive Editor of its
ieial publication, "Partners.")
Those Americans who dare Ia
fak out against America aban-
ling its national identity TO bury
Elf in a one-world fantasy, are
ng labeled "WarmOlgers." "Iso-
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General. In 1915 he received the
Bronze Star Medal to put with the
Purple Heart awarded him in the
early weeks of the war.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-23
The Miracle
OF America!
BY LAUREEN WHITE

NEW YORK. (GlobaD-M any
writer's, thinkers, and observers
find it practical to criticize vari-
Gus customs and practices IN
America. Your reporter is one OF
them. We feel that by emphasiZ-
ing conditions that need correction,
a service is being rendered. There
is a place in American life for
criticism.
However, it is wise to take time
out occasionally and state some of
the benefits and advantages offered
by the greatest nation on earth.
I am aware of many of them. l
have stated them often in public
and in private. 1t is common knowl-
edge that the average inhabitant
of the United States-whatever his
race or religion, his mental or
physical equipment = is much bet
ter off here than he would be any
where else.
Recently, leaflet. 'The Miracle
Of America" was distributed by q
number of banks that clearly stated
some of the advantages offered by
America. The following is quoted
from that leaflet:
america is a great country in
which to live.
I'm less than a hundred years,
we Americans have conquered
darkness of night-from pine knots
and candles to electric bulbs, neon
lights. flOurescent tubes.
I'VE have created wholly new
and astounding defenses against
weather-from fireplaces to stoves
furnaces, automatic burners, insu-
lation, air conditioning.
"We are conquering pain and
disease, prolonging life and resist
ing death itself-with anaesthetics,
surgery, sanitation, hygiene, die
tetics.
''We have made stupendous at
tacl<s on space-from oXcartS, rafts
Arizona sun., 1953-01-23

NEW YORK. (GlobaD-Carver
Federal Savings and Loan Associa-
tion, only banking institution in
New York that is controlled and
managed by Negroes, continued its
phenomenal growth during 1852,
gaining close to million dollars
III assets during the year, it was
disclosed this week by Joseph f.
Davis, executive vice president and
managing officer of the associa-
ton.
In the institutions annual report
to savers and borrowers, Mr.. Davis
revealed that Carver Federal Saw
ings' assets at the end of the year
stood at $3,O14, 1898, an increase
of more than 4S per cent over the
previous year.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-23

and canoes, to railroads., steam
boats, street cars, subwayS, auto
mobiles, trucks, buses, airplanes--
and attacks on time through tele-
phone, telegraph and radio.
1--WE have moved from back
breaking drudgery into the modern
age of power, substituting steam.
electricity and gasoline for the
Drawn of man-and today the
nuclear physicist is taking over
and finding ways for subduing 10
human uses the infinitisimal tint
ness within the structure of the
atom-tapping new source of
power so vast that it bids fair to
dwarf anything i:lat has gone be-
fore
"We in America have out-dis-
tanced the world in extending the
benefits of inventions and discov-
cries to the vast majority of peo-
pie in all walks of life
"The people of the United
States, who occupy only 6 per cent
Of the worlds land area and who
represent less than Z per cent of
the worlds population own S5 per
cent of the worlds automobiles, SO
per cent of the life insurance poll
cies,, 54 per cent of the telephones
48 per cent of the radio sets, 4G
per cent of the electric power ca
pacity, 35 per cent of the world 5
railway mileage, 80 per cent of the
improved highways, 80 per cent OF
the modern bath tubs.
ours is the only continent on
which there has never been a gen
eral famine. Aside from the early
settlers, few people in America
have ever gone hungry. Even ir
| the depths of our worst depres-
sion, Americans on relief were liv.
ing better than most of the fully
! employed in other countries.
with the shortest working
hours on earth, we have greater
opportunities for self-improve.
ment and personal advancement
But please note that the emphasis
is on the world opportunities. The
matter of taking advantage of op-
pCrtunities is up to the individual
and it cannot be otherwise.
There seems to be no substitute
for self-faith, self-reliance.1 self
development, individual effort, and
personal responsibility"
We heartily agree!
Arizona sun., 1953-01-23
Carver Bank Continues Great Growth;
Executive Has Praise For Thrifty Harlem

The report also showed that
Carver Federal now has 9,462 saw
ings account holders, an increase
of 4,072 over the previous year,
and that at the end of the year
the association enjoyed a reserve
ratio of more than per cent Of
total assets and during 1852 added
a total of S33,OOOOO to its reserves.
In. addition, home loans amounting
to $936,954 were issued during the
year. making a total of more than
S3,000,000 and representing 521
loans.
Commenting on the year, Mr..
Davis said that in 1852 zone of
the most concentrated nationwide
efforts to save" was undertaken by
the American people, and that
residents of the Harlem community
kept pace with the people of the
rest of the country in this respect.
"ThiS tremendous upsurge in
savings has taken place in a year
OF continued international unrest
ana uneasiness, and indicates the
determination of the average
American family to fight against
initiation by saving a considerable
part of its earnings" Mr.. Davis
said.
Looking ahead, the institutions
executive vice president said he
fCresaW another good year in 1858
He said employment and personal
incomes should remain high, the
outlook for home building is good,
and lending prospects are excellent.
1T is believed that the prices
of real estate will be more attrac-
tive than in recent years, and home
buyers in 1858 will buy with great
er confidence" he said.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-23
ll!!!|||||||g )
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Friday, Jan. 2S, 1858

Well, folks, r'
The LATEST of people can still
trade at Reddy's Corner Drive-In
Liquor Store. All they have to do
is drive up to our special drive-in
window. Don't even have to blow !.
their horn. AS they drive up, they
run over cable that rings a bell
inside, and we come skOOtin' up to
'em with friendly "Yes Sir! What's
yours teday?" Getting fancy, amt
we! Well, not exactly, but, as al
ways, we do like to be able to give
you the best of service. Why not
give us trial, if you haven't al
ready done so: Remember the adj
dress, f. jefferson at 18th st.
That is good address for the
whole family to remember. For
that is where the kidGies, and old
folks alike, go to get those famous
Deliciously Different Reddy-Burg-
ers - COney Islands - Pure Beef
Burgers Giant i1alts and many
other goodies. Come and get 'em,
IL am. until IL pm. - till 2 am.
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
mites.
Wen be seein' you!
"REDDY"
Arizona sun., 1953-01-23

N E w Y 0 r K (GlobaD The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen,
an organization of more than 215,-
900 railroad workers which tradi-
tionally and by regulation has
barred Negroes from membership
for the past seventy years, has
accepted a Negro member for the
first time in its history, according
to an announcement by Edward V.
Edwards. chairman of the New
York State Commission Against
Discrimination.
Commissioner Elmer A. Carter, a
member of the commission, an
forward step and occurred in the
course of dismissing a complaint
brought before the commission
against the J. F. McGrath Lodge
No. 162 of the Brotherhood of Rail-
road Trainmen of New York City,
by G.. Edward EdmonSon of West
Medford, Mass. Mr.. EdmOnson is
employed as a dining car steward
by the Boston and Albany Railroad,
subsidiary of the New York Cen
tral Railroad System.
During the course of the inveSti-
cation of the complaint and the
subsequent negotiations between
the commission and the j. F. Me-
Grath Lodge, Commissioner Carter
explained, the Brotherhood of Rail
road Trainmen, through an election
| conducted by the Railroad Media
tiCr Board, was displaced as the
| bargaining agent for the dining car
stewards on the New York Central
Roalroad. Edmonson was admitted
to membership in the American
! Railway Supervisors Association,
Inc which succeeded the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen as the
bargaining agent.
Commissioner Carter said that
the Negro who has now been ad-
mitted to membership in the Broth
erhood of Railroad Trainmen, N. c.
James, is employed as a dining car
steward on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. The j. F. McGrath Lodge No.
1852 cf the Brotherhood of Railroad
Tranmen, now has jurisdiction ov-
Arizona sun., 1953-01-23
PHOTOGRAPHS
for the
Homemuker
USE GLASS JARS AS =
FREEZER CONTAINERS

Ever get ready to put some food
in your home freezer and then. dis
cover that you were fresh out of
containers? a@5. RI.
Next time that happens, try us
ing some of your glass canning jars,
suggests Mrs. Elsie H. Morris, Ex-
tension Specialist in Nutrition at
the University of Arizona.
With few precautions, they will
fill the bill in good shape for small
food items, such as soups and left
overs. When you're filling the jars.
always be sure to leave some head
space at the top. Otherwise the con-
tents will expand as they freeze
and you may end up with a batch
of broken glass.
Once your jars are filled, all you
need to do is cap them with the
usual rubber sealers and tighten
the lids to keep out the air-and
help prevent spoilage, says Mrs
Morris.
You'll find some disadvantages in
using canning jars as freezer con-
tainers, too
Arizona sun., 1953-01-23
Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen
Accent Their First Neqro Member

vania Railroad, the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad, the
Seaboard Railroad, the Atlantic
Coast Line and the Reading Rail
road, Commissioner Carter. said.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-23

FOR SALE-Make offer, Groom
furnished Spanish-style house with
unfinished cabin, large lot zoned
fol 5 units, off Highway 60 Capitol
district. 1715 West Grant. AM
6-101S.
FOR SALE-By owner, bedroom,
new cooler (4500) new ceramic tile
drainboard. Sc, TOO, 81, 900 down. 2544
w Washington, AP S-2783.
FOR SALE-TWo bicycles, l girls
and l boys, cheap. AL 3-O96S.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-23

Spring semester classes at Ari-
zona State College will begin on
Thursday, January 20, according to
DR.. H. D. Richardson, dean of the
college.
Final examination for the first
semester of the 1928 year ended
Thursday, January %, and final
registration for the new semester
will be held Tuesday and Wednes-
day, January 81 and %.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-23

"REDDY"
Arizona sun., 1953-01-23

NEW YORK. (GlobaD--M a n y
writer's, thinkers, and observers
find it practical to criticize vari-
GUS customs and practices N
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-08-01

Plan to attend this key sale of the
of its kind West of the Rockies. K
miles SoNtb Of West Yellowstone.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-08-01

At the BIG National PoIIed
II ereford and NotionoI
Western PoIIed Hereford
shows i'm the past three
years, 7 UP Ronch hos
won:
Grond Champion
Reserve Champion
10 First PIocinss
y Second PIocinss
y Third PIoeinss
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-08-01

20 Bulls and 40 Females
moke up the offering of
choice Anxiety-bred Here
fords which we ore offering
in This first production sole.
1t will be the first and only
offering of cottIe so bred
This side Of the Rocky
Mountains.
For every COW and bull in
the herd AND I'M THE
SALE is of Anxiety 9th
breeding. Our COW families
on which we have built the
herd ore oil GudgeII g.
Simpson Anxiety 4th breed
ing. with some top Lester
Thompson Anxiety 4th
breeding.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

BABY SITTING by settled church
SoGmaaann; loves children; 75c hr, OIL
BABY SITTER. white. Day or eve
ming 8 years ref. If necessary; co
CLERK TYPIsT REcEPTIoNisT
colored, part-time evenings: Ii
coMGPsTToMETER OPERATOR. 10 q yrs
exper.. temporary or perm Gan. dc
EXEC; sECY.. exper. radio. law. etc
GIRL, colored. desires clerical work
etc: knowledge of typins. AID
GIRLt.S &C; eolored, desires Job as waitres,
GIRL. colored. experienced, desire.
operator. Ii. 7-0371. 21"
NTRsE; lpR S.T TndsEsrsd1stssa sSssa desires nurs
NURSE. registered, as doctors asst
thermy. simple lab. procedures; vii
POSITION only. RACHEL 4. MACH
NMksE-eoMpAMN2oSS, NMaN & Nj MH S.0se Settled. white
SrIIl.,Is VIM care foTr, elderlS ndSs lady lish
NURSE. undergrad; white: chronic
or elderly patient preferred; excel
ORGANIST. for church playing o.
entertainment: II necessary viii
furn, own Hammond organ, JE
PRACTICAL NURSE. white, capabl.
of nursing any chronic Illness: IL
or IL hrs. pref. RA. 3-4154.
PRACTICAL NURSE. companion. exp.
excel: ref: use hypo.: any type case
PRAcTIcAL TitlIe' NURSING by settle.
or Bethesda. OIL. 2-0S42 2O'
PUBLIC TYPIST, accurate. rapit
work Billing preferred. Ii. 3-261 6
ssSRET esy SF PniHght. >. n,,,.- WITH orso,
routine, shorthand and. typing: excel.
with 10 yrs exper. DE. 2-2545. .
Evening star., 1953-12-20

BRICK MASONs, TNC.-All types OF
brickwork; no Job too small; flag
BRICK AND MASONRY WORK. fire
place and chimney repairs Reas.
rates on small Jobs. OIL. 2-623s.
BUILDING. remodeling. repairing,
carpentry. brick. cement work. HU.
3-S4S9. MR.. BAKER. 21'
BUILDING, REMODELING, 80 yrs.
exper.; contact for loan furn. Call
JE. 4-3725 after 6:30 p.m. or Sat-
CAMERA OWNERS. Free check-upl
Sspsirsl oa,, Film finishing, BREN' RI ~
CARPENTER, trim work, doors. odd
jobs. work guaranteed. TU. 2-4O2S.
CARPENTER. small Jobs. house
painting, interior and exterior. roofs
repairs and painted. WA. T-6442.
CARPENTER. porch, garages, parti-
tons: ggenegal repairs; white mech.
CARPENTER-General house repair
ing. attic recr. rms. porches; int.
or ext. house painting. RIA. 6-5252.
CARPENTRY, remodeling. cement
T9rk, NOR paintlns. pant Call all day Sunday
cakpRNTR9, IA; fiNEfs9i remodelins. painting.
roof oso3pir; repair; white mechanic. DU.
CARPENTRY. remodeling. painting.
roof repair; white mechanic, DU.
cARsTSrER. by day or by hour. uN.
CARPENTER, alterations. repairs. re-
mSodelins old and new work. Mr.:
CEMENT Walks VA s'Sa walis any steDs. ti@e ooTs
So. SPARES. aniia 10. @sssssios' g.s4ss. JACK
Evening star., 1953-12-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN icont.l

RECEPTTONIST GIRL FRIDAY,
pleasant appearance and personal
ity,. desires position. of diversified
perienced: local refs. EN-. 3-3115. "
RECEPTIONIST. PIX, some tipping;
doctors asst; willing: RE: 7-8710.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, 35.
rapid typist,, Ia wears diversified
ance. ability. dependable. person
able. permanent. Start January. l.
STENOGRAPHIC WORK done ewes.
office. Call HO. 2-1657.
STENOGRAPHER, excellent English,
college graduate; patent t!egal3 ao
sfn s'p,m. acearate cetaen TRANSLATE Ss ieU tecRD
nical German; French letters, $50
$50. Sats ok t40 hrs.) AID. 4-S464.
TYPiNG ARsi L DONE AT HOME by expert
enced typist neat, accurate. XII.
9-76S6, day or night. 20
WAITRESS, experienced, white, de-
sires week end EMPLOYMENT DU. z
EXPERIENCED, middle-aged lady
desires work. baby sitter or COM
panion.. part time: Arlington area;
EMPLOYERS READ THIs--If you are
looking for career minded girl Fri
days with managerial back ground.
assume responsibility. endowed with
personality. unencumbered, owns car
and. and has yr;.o down not to earth common .
COL. GIRL desires lob as elevator
oper., 9 years experience, D. C.. Ii
cense. Ii. 4-551O.
Evening star., 1953-12-20

BEDSFREAD and wool Afghan: very
beautiful; handmade; $50 each
BEbsPREaDs iA' Ps.1 c@. hand crocheted
beautifully made reasonable; giil
BE5ssPR;EADs, fl5sPRI;EA s PAN Dair portieres an.
GsbsTP Tsf tbsmS bsna HE 4ssaS
water i lily; for dble sfdzf bed 5oa ouin'
BICYCLES. brand-new. 2O-in.. boy,
and girls. S34 95. Open 90 week:
CYCLE AND SPORTS SHOP. 5Oid
Berwyn I'd. TO. 9-6sso. We service
BfG1cLEs. Test Ts SCI boys. 90 in, new tire.
e. aSd ! in3sE a%as tubes: SIS each: 6 Saii
BICYCLES. @ ssv0i tricycles. new and used
English and American. big discount
on some models. Trade ins accepted
SOUTHEAST cycle Ssh SHOP S334o
COS cost So So, sacrifice eh Il Il for ~ $45. 2as q
st. s.w, Apt. 80, after 6 pm. go
BICYCLES. two 26-in;,, boys. S13:
girls, SIS. ia. .s-75S2. go .
BICYCLES, 10; boys and girls. SIS
Sidewalk bike. S.. 1888 R. /. ave,
BICYCLE-Girl's lightweight: "a;
S3o. SO. OF. 2-6o1s. 20
BICYCLE, l! boys :; os se-in' good S% cepdi-
5S5 5so srs saS i'f As e. Sc so's sonf-
BICYCLE, BICYCLE ao-tn. boys. will sell SELL or
swap for 20-in girls bike. oRA.
BfGYcIEs. 16SY1tIi as in. 8 used. S. up
pvt. S home; home. Ut TN 4-4esS' 81
condition; S14. Cedar 1881. -21
BICYCLE. girls 26", de luxe, carrier
tank. tank and md liggs1s Light Like new. % S39
notwithstanding New World, ,siz.
90; good condition; $50 or best
BICYCLE. English boys. 28-in., and
Colson tricycle., coin; both good
condition. OIL. 2-1353
ricyys, vs. qid. csli RA; Ans s-osss ss@:na:1sS
Best offer. 0cy Ssil Il EN- ms s-e4si. NEG
BICYCLE, girls lightweight, Schwinn;
3-speed gear, handle brakes; excel
cond.; $50. ia. 2-75oo. Ext. sos
BicYciH@New TsSt eh0s ee-inch boys Bike;
BICYCLE, boys 20 in. bright red:
$50. JE. 5000. so
BICYCLE, girls Gain. like new. $50.
LO. 4-1255. go
BICYCLE. Mercury. boys 26 in;
excellent condition.; best offer. Ell.
BICYCLE. boys 2s-inch Humber Eng
lish racer; new cond., with all ac-
cessories; $50. La. 6-9169. go
BICYCLE. girls, 20 in: good cond.
S9S5 Gail LO. 5-S661 go
BICYCLE. 26-inch Western FLYER,
good cond.; reasonable. HE. 4-5354.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
HELP-DoMESTIc

CHAMBER maid and waitress (col.
for girls club, whitehall, 1901 18th
NV. Reliable. exper. Apply in person
CHILDRENS NURSE
Must live In; new Silver Spring home
Complete cherge 2 boys, y and
yrs. other help employed. Ample
time on. Recent child care ref
erence OF At least yr. required
Salary S3b to start; $40 in 3 mos
JU. 7-63SO ONLY IF QUALIFIED
COOK, g,h.w:, Young white. woman
live in, light work. excel. condi.
tions for right person. RA. 3-413S
COOK, light housework; adults;
pm. thru dinner; must be good
cock: Coed salary: RA: 6.47e6
where. S36 wk. Refs. EN-. 3-1I3l
CooK-HoUsEKEEPER. for iarg,
country estate near Frederick, Md
Live on premises. Permanent EN-
ployment; Call before 4 pm. to-
COUPLE, ,, settled; white; ute excellent
cook and chauf1eur-butler. Box
493-Y. Star. 80
G.H.W., plain cooking. live-in, ref
and exper. nee; S25. JU. b-3091
woMAN-care for mother, Inv.
live in pref. References. HA. 2.
MAID. experienced In private home
HEcHr fhs5E CO. ces nGars ST. a. APply ZEE NV TIL
WOMAN FOR G.H.W., i've In; 2 chill.
Sreni excellent salary: refs. REQ
HE. 7~SooS. -<O
Evening star., 1953-12-20
HELP-DoMEsTIc tcont. /,

G. COOK, help care 4 small chill.
dren; upstairs rm., bath, new home
thorough cleaner. exper.: all-elec
equip; 5A days; $25; after Jan. /;
nr. Annandale. va. XII. 9-544G
white; to live in;
g.h.w. and care of children; private
room; week ends of; salary open.
Can OV. 3-4664 after 6 pm. and
all day Sat. and Sun. 80
AND COOK, white
woman, for elderly couple: live in;
pleasant room. Glen Mil rd.. Mont
gomery County. Md. Phone PO
WOMAN TO CARE FOR INVALID
Nursing exper. not necess. Rm. and
board furn.. salary. AID. 2-3321.
WOMAN. experienced, to take care
of 4-mo.-old baby and Ink; live
in; must have refs. and health card
white or colored. LO. 7-9333. 30
End COOK. $3.50 mo, Also kitchen
maid; S14o mo. White; I've in
coIokED, aGi f1aSsGi QUIET COUPLE to 1an shar,
small apt. with colored family; one
pvt. rm.; $50 per mo. and 5-day
wk. care for child. 6. Will accept j
child. Call after Z. IL. 6-O134. &c
COLORED WOMAN to care for child
Sc. section If possible; 5-day week
Live out 10. 3-5644 o.,
Evening star., 1953-12-20
FLAGSTONE
STONE WORK
Walls, Patios. Walks


WALKER JU. S-1233
FLOOR SANDING and finishing;
waxing, cleaning; 80 yrs. exp. Call
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED,
cleaned and waxed: old floors made
like new Call any time. WA. 7-1l29
FLOOR SANDING, finishing. cleaning
and waxing. Reasonable rates Free
estimates. RA. 6-6795. -22
FLOOR SERVICE-Nothina but the
best: laying. sanding, finishing
cleaning; parauet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS. INC, 492S Cordell ave.
Bethesda, Md OIL 4-7466
FOOTING DIGGERS, Skillsaws, con-
crete grinders, electric hammers.
De. Waits pumps. generators. Presto
lights, angle-head tjoist) drills. pipe
threaders. WhiZ saws. electric screw
drivers, portable reuters, chain saws,
post hole diggers. RENTAL TOOLS
& EQUIP. CO.. JU. 9-6SS1.
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting. plas-
tertng. carpentry work, roof paint
ing. repairing; no Job too small.
PRINTZ. Ii. 4-1b11
Evening star., 1953-12-20
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

JANITOR AND WIFE. colored; no
children. for lge. Sc. project. stoker.
vided: wife to work as charwoman;
SS5 mo. Call MRS. RICHARDSON,
70; 3-4447 bet. 8 am. and pm,
4421 3rd st Sc 80
mote fast-growing baby portrait
studio. So to S5 per hr., plus comm,
Full or part time: canvasSing expe-
rience. DI. 7-S43S 30
PHYSICAL THERAPIST registered
therapist for full or part-time work
good working conditions, salary
open, Send name. age. sex. address
telephone. past experience and train
ing to Box 43-E Star. 80
experience not nee
essary; teachers, ex-teachers, club
church P.-T.A. workers who like to
meet people, Interesting profess
sional work of national Importance
2O-40 hrs. wk., S2.0O0-S Sd, 600 in
come. Call MR.. DALE, co. 5-2514.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
BICYCLE SALE

10 syts. t. sqRsay s:ar9o1 9s new Ensss Iss b
24". S39.95: 38". S3s.g5; S6S' 3
speed, S44 95 and no tax. Extrs
special "a" 3-speed bike, S49.5O
Hurry to :Arlington's oldest and I'm.
etv,,, eSt bicyeie Z. S shop j. .M; n; MooD>
OF. 4-9354.
BINOCULARS-Carl ZeiSs 7x5O Bin
octar", case. S67.5O; Mans LeCoul-
tire auto. w/watch, $35. EN-. 3-S1 81
BINOCULARS. Bausch-Lomb, 6x3O
Huet, $50; Leica, l.5 lens. RIM. /
l140 k st. NV. weekdays.
BLAnKETs' M sE all-Tool S"aokh Army o'd'. used
BLENDER. liQuifier, HOLLYWOOD. branc
new; never been used; $35. HO
BoS6sToNE, will add hundreds o.
dollars to the value of your prop
erty. TOMBSTONE is weather: fire
painting. TOMBSTONE can be ap.
piled to any surface. Now is the best
time to TOMBSTONE. Pay nothing
down, in most cases your present
mortgage payments can remain the
same, or an FILA home improve
4.siss % for IRE free - estimate. no oblisa.
ton. CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO
1919 Beth. ave. Beth. Md.
BOOKS from several Virginia estates
other lots. Large lot, vide variety
liquidation prices. ESTATE BOOK
SALES, 722 nth st. NV. End floor
Sun. and Mon, 10 am. to 10 pm.
BOOKS Bargains. Encyclopedias
dictionaries. children's books. Also
Xmas cards. Open Sun. IL to 4
daily 10 to q. GEORGE FRIENDS
BOOK SHOP, 922 9th st. NV. MA
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE, encyclo-
pedia for children and youth, $50
a practical gift. 6613 7th pl. NV
BOOKCASES. sectional Globe-Wer.
nicke, and others; barg: today. CO
5-4625; week. 1112 14th at. NV
DI. 7-7372.
eSgTEhs sod4hsAsH srs soT .TE suPftY SfPi sos6,
725 1914 st s.e. Ii e-o606
BOYS BICYCLE-24 in, excel cond
Schwinn. $25. Call EN-. 3-0SO6.
BREAKFAST SET, chrome; rec
chairs. gray table; like new; $50