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Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
100000 Cheap for Freedom Crusade
BY Robert Durr

I don't always agree with the procedure
of the NAACP, but there is no way of getting
around the fact that the NAACP meets need
in America, which is not otherwise met
There are forces in America which will
not yield to anything but legal pressure. There
are certain inalenable rights which can not
be made secure and maintained except by ded-
icated, capable and adaptable application of
legal force with the constitution of the United
States of America as its point of reference
This is because Americans are by and large
immature and selfish, who believe in the phi
losophy of the "strong taking from the weak
and the smart taking from the strong
There are those who believe in counseling
together persistent persuasion in getting done
what ought to be done in the field of human
and civil rights. This technique is most effec-
tive in the matters involving mature But even
when they are doing good, evil is always pres
ent and must be controlled by force until the
morning comes to rout the evil
Application or threat Of application of
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
Pine Bluff
f. A. Tookes

The AMIN college chorus and
the AMIN band are scheduled to
enter the big parade Of the Ma
tional convention of the American
Legion in St. Louis this week
This is a first for Arkansas
Hats off! Mr. and Mrs. Jim
ME D. Massey of Ell Dorado, an
nounceS the marriage of their
daughter, Jimmie Faye to Malvin
E. Jones, son of Mr.. and Mrs c.
A. Jones. The marriage was SOL
emnized last week The couple is
at home at TOO N. Cedar Bish-
op and Mrs. w. w. Matthews,
who recently attended the Arkan-
sas Masons Grand session, have
returned to Their home in Wash
ington, D. c. While in the city,
they were the guests Of their
aunt, Mrs Della Walker johnson.
1912 w. End avenue Misses
Geraldine Edwards and Opal Love
left Thursday for their home in
Chicago, after spending their va
cation in this city o.. Mrs Char
ity Tookes, 504 f, 22nd, visited
relatives and friends in Pickens
and Wrightsville, recently b,
Miss s. L. Ray is spending her
vacation in Kansas City Mo ..
DR.. c. A. Lawlah and wife have
returned from a three weeks trip.
in which they attended the Ma
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
LABOR DAY.1953

1t is the nature of the labor look forward
always Of also look backward inspiration
from early pioneers victories and defeats
learn from the but essentially forward looking
movement Each defeat occasion for renewed ddcaon
each achievement is step forward further achievements
Responsible authorities in field of scientific endeavor
uniting proposition that human technoog
cay absoete We have sufficient natural of
energy and technical knowhow to provide the human family
with of living adequate housing medical
care education and dignifed and old
the and program of the labor
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04

getting beaed confirmation from scientists who used
dealing with facts they cold and objective There is
therefore rational for human hunger misery
exploitation There is enough for everyone
way of life provide for welfare all
than the greed of few The ideals within the
reach of humanity They will become reality when enough
people become of what they by cooperative
determined endeavor.
Therefore plan our campaigns for extended social
security for health insurance, housing better
ley, for world peace and defense of freedom let
ley for world and defence freedom, remember
that achieve each of these taking
ward steps to world of plenty, peace and freedom for all
the dream of the founders of Labor Day and the Labor
Movement.
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
DID YOU KNOW?
Page Four

(AnsWer to last weeks question:
In real property transactions well Others
meaning OF the legal term Buyer Beware" interpreted
as the word imply if purchaser has inspected property
ne is buying and the seller has Misrepresentation
nor tried TO msead him. the purchaser buys his
sponsbiy One might that, in such a "he sticks
out his neck, concerning the property purchased.
DID YOU KNOW?
In criminal action, where evidence is secured illegally
the defendant object the introduction any
evidence secured subsequent
DID YOU KNOW?
That the plaintiff suing for damages where death
suited from the negligence of the defendant collect
the death as SUCH but only for the damages resulting there
from! If death instantaneous and the deceased expert
enced no pain suffering there also be damages for
this
DID YOU KNOW?
That auto driver involved in accident may pre-
sumed negligent in Jurisdictions he is violating the
law at the time of the accident.
DO YOU KNOW?
How would net operating loss for 1852 be a
operating loss deduction by individual taxpayer?
(Answer will be found elsewhere this ssue)
ANSWERED. may be used operating loss deduc
ton in the following until it exhausted 1851 1885,
1884, 1885, 1885, 1857 and this sequence be followed
There be caryover 1858 until 1851 has
absorbed
DO YOU KNOW?
Can you commit and "get away with it" Just be-
cause of the passing of time?
Answer will be found weeks column!
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
THE LAW IS A COMPLICATED THING

THIS IS THE LAW in many Jurisdictions These
items not intended to give complete to
legal problems Every must stand alone. CONSULT
YOUR OWN ATTORNEY for the to any questions
you may have. Copyright 1858 Steuben Syndicate
Evening star., 1953-01-14
OFFICE FURNITURE
AT TERRIFIC SAVINGS

New genuine leather sofas, club
chairs, ONCE chairs, desks, rugs,
steel files at prices ordinarily paid
Ior used s,3t. 19fnitIFs ena ne sl91a 4iS otn ST.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
MIScELLANEoUs FOR RENT

wood paneling. complete
baths. lumber. brick. flooring. Ap-
ply on premises. 10 to pm. lis
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INSTRUCTION coURsEs

LEARN 3O-DAY SHORTHAND, easy
ABC system: be q secretary In L
month; guaranteed course: free typ
ing class. TEMPLE SCHOOL. 1920
Nkw St c1AssEs aS hA N saokfSAND a1SSfs l4 typ
ing now starting; quick. easy methods
Saves half usual time-37 yrs. exper
Positions now open; $4,000 yr. up
Why hesitate? Start today. BOYD
SCHOOL cor. @ and 18th, MA.
wANTED-5o.ooo engineers. Why
courses Of the famous International
Correspondence Schools2 Call les
Bond Bldg. Call ME. S-S166.
HOTELS CALL FOR TRAINED MEN
AND WOMEN
Good positions and a sound future
Tor trained men and women IN III. fine
essential defense housing and cafe
terias, oficers' and service clubs.
Greatest travel boom in history now
under way means more opportunity
You can qualify through world
right here in washington.
Glasses. now forming. or earn while
you learn through Home Study
Previous experience proved unneceS-
Eary. registration IN Lewis Natlonal
Placement Service free Of extra cost
Lewis graduates, both young and
mature, holding preferred positions
everywhere. Quick promotion. fine
living, luxurious surroundings. Many
progressive. wide-awake hotel mer
recommend hotel training - give
preference to trained people.
Get out Of humdrum work into q
sound. substantial field that teemi
with present and future opportu-
mites and thrilling human interest
Send for Free book, "YouI Big op:
I'M petssf tsIenban. s oETD gor
appointment. Our occupational Ad-
wiser will gladly discuss your place
In the fascinating hotel field. Nc
obligation. Open Monday through
Friday, .S:15 am. to s pm, Sat:
urdays by appointment. Approved
for veteran training.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOL
1901 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Telephone ME- S-4692
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

WOODBRIDGE large rooms. un-
IH5n; Hn sSemai5pvt'; SnaS near transp'; bath.
s.E., E. Niios m. ssousA BR.-warm studio
2-T756, II no ans. Ii, 7-344S. IA
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-Completely
1912 2lst st. NV. Me. s-5473.-fS
2l4s F ST. N.W.-Retgr.. clock RAJ
dio., TV. airfoam mattress. Sl5;
newly dec. pvt. entr. Elk. 3-o653.
NV. BEDRM. FOR LADY, abstainer:
excel. trsnsp, RA. 3-0776. --l6
3i"0 18th ST.-L.h.k. k. rm.,. for 1
lsdy; S3.5o EEk,; refEr,., hot plate.
GEORGETOWN. 3ooa Que st. NV;
3rd-h. rm. with kit, refer. conv.
bath; conv. transp. AID. 4-s166;
II43 MASS. .AvE.--children welcome.
First-f1oor front; l room, completely
redecorated. MR.. FARNsWoRTH.
basement. -1S
1883 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-pble. rm..
next bath gas stove, . winds. baby.
o,s, 9,E, So vSkr no 2-95o7; l6.
eIeagn RIefgr paSs ana hot psset late next to bath;
rms, full kit, lst A.; all utiis.. free
phone. washer; also 2-rm. apt. AID.
4-3163. -16
DOWNToWN-1312 L st. NV. Twin
beds. elec. stove. S10.50 for /;
$3.50 for .; single rm. 81.
DUPONT AREA-Larse rm., Frigid-
aire, hot plate. everything furn.
$40 wk. Call DU. 7-554S.
ARLINGTON-Lge rms, gas range;
share bath and refsr.; mr.. transp.
1855 LAMONT ST. N.w.-Lse. frt.,
lin.. dishes. twin beds. . clos. hot
plate refgr. CO. 5-9472. --16
44I6 14th ST. NW.-Lge. Ink rm.
Nicely furn., refgr. and hot plate.
COLORED-Se7 p sT. N.W.-Lisht
housekeeping. No children. NO. u
1898. 80
Evening star., 1953-01-14
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL. celored, desires general house
Call HU. 3-6S39.
GIRL, colored. wishes days work,
Mondays. Wednesdays Saturdays.
LADY 1,E desires les e ,,ao psrt-time work a. al
WOMAN dishes days work. Mon.
Tues, Wed, Thurs, or cleaning apt
NEAT, reliable, colored girl wants
g.h.w.; full or part time; days work
salad or sandwich girl, good cook
good worker. DI. 7-1S9S.
YOUNG COLORED WOMAN desires
Inv. ironing, child care; Mon,
Tues, Wed, Sat. Is also practical
nurse. Best ref. LU. 4-2092.
DOMESTIC WORKERS, exper.. want
work by day or week. Call DUs T.
CaIsoREp GIRL wants Wednesday
md Friday work. Call ME. S--1967.
COLORED GIRL wants part-time
daywork: days: mornings, 6 to l
pm. Call 1:30-6:30, l AID. 2-S739.
COLORED GIRL desires work as
mothers helper or nursemaid; live
in. Call EN- 2-2775.
COLORED GIRL wants q Job. g.h.w
and could cook; good ref. RA.
and child care; good ref. RA
COLORED LADY wants g.h.w., 5 or
g days 90 g week; exper. and refs
CSioRE1 col Eo0i WOMAN, for daywork
Wednesdays. Call after $50. Ii.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HoTEL-ons
room kit ana bath; completely
fHrn Turn. rs-cond'tioneo us apt; tub and
people, fuli noteI services. no IL : ;
os6 %i iotS 10? 81 Tots y n" nm Ma kit s6t2 ,a
hath $73 90 monthly See resident
%s,;. T9H Pt,sl9 AT I92 Or Gosn esI WAsHING- H5,
NV % s NA sr4sls N 'Si q So
I6.: 18th ST: N.W.-Excellent 2-rm.
and daughter; $50. "a Oh to care Tor
,sss sSsse conn AD. .yH 21s2ss; , .uc;in,, ,is
Ssait.: ASn shsr. S.tR ssSsSsleasI: ssS. as:
Iass MASS. AVE. N.w.-studio apt.;
1st q. frt.; share bath. rsfgr. with
another cple;; $50 mo. Ia
FREE FRHRls' 50 soARD6 S6S'f AND RooMEro
sxehsnse care Of my children and
light housework. Apply in person
seas t?|re'Rf aR af'sI ssaa dai.:n Ct WIZ H:
1mMxGSLAMTE sssiyt11s ne trs..t,oor Arm. MA Ant.
Ideal for Catholic couple and infant,
Washer and vacuum cleaner; 500
bath. refer. and hot plate. fireplace:
S72 so, util incl. Di. 1856.
a;BEDRM; APT. on Fairfax st. Newly
CHAs; r HooFF. INC. 1907 Duke
rHcuTFEE st, ~; o s-344S,
service with linens, refgr.. no kit:
s199S0o per mo-; sEle. CAN mgr, EN-.
GEoRGEETowN. 1907 2sth .t.-lf,v.
rm., bedrm.. kit. bath; pvt. entr:
Sl26 mo-. year lease. Ho. 2-3l6s.
asss ADAMS MILL RID. NV. block
from 18th and Columbia rd.-2-
bedrm. apt. liy. rm. and din. rm.,
newly decor: adult family Or 8 or z
nj slslsj s!SsssI sss yani'or on premises. Can
TWo fai RMS rms. screened porch. me mod.
KY Kl1chsn; 5oaE nE. stores and transp.; Se6.
employed sgipr S.ao couple. No drinking. Cali
one ASB SSO BkDRM. Arrs.. I94 furn,
GE0RGKTowN1Lovely decor, a.bed.
saths a auPsa Dsiio aps $3.50 ain mo- rm ca. III DE-
ARI. Ii4F FuRSisREp fsssE RiaS' Apr.-4.Tmn,l rms "a
bedrms. ~ bath: sundeck; nr. shops.
1I3l FAIRMONT ST. NV rm,
and kitchen. furn.; $50 mo-:
references CO. 5-S025. ia
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
apt; unlimited phone, TV: conv.
NV. location; 3 minis. downtown.
CAL after 6. DU. 7-605S Ia
BSMT. APT; 2 rms. kit, bath: empl.
cpl. only; $50 mo, 1000 woodland
CONTINUED on Next Pagsl
Evening star., 1953-01-14

TUXEDO, size 3s-40, like new. $50
RA. 3-So01. -13
TUXEDO-size 40 long; excel
TUXEDOS-1 size 80; / size 40
Also l dress suit 3S; very reason
ably priced. WO. tS-6999.
TUXEDO FOR SALE, like new: size
-; Sis. Call after pm. Ii.
Tv, I6-INCH Hallicrafter, console;
perfect condition, $50. EX. $1,000.
is
Tv SET, Philco, 12-in. eonsolette:
excel. cond.; recently adjusted; an
tenna; $50 Call AID. 4-9530 after
6 pm. MR.. JOHNSON -15
with extra Spanish symbols; sos.
HO. 2-2S72. --I6
new port. all makes:
terms; S64.b0 up. CIRCLE. 1112
14th st. NV. DI. 7-7372.
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.e.-s.w.

SE.-Employed woman only. Bed
share bath with one. LU. i-76S5.
'616 G ST. S.E.--Nicely furn., lge..
warm rm.: pvt, clean, quiet. home
tSgle.l; reas. Ii. 7-4912, aft. 5 pm.
1924 cARROLLBURG PL. s.W.-Wtr
accept one child: al cony.. use OF
kit. is
246T ALA. AVE. s.E.-Comfortabl
single rm., lge. closet, next to bath:
convenient transp. LU. 2-3769. --15
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM.
Can after s pm. II 7.O733, 1S.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES. r. c. Allen.
Remington. For demonstration, call
MITCHELL SALES CO.. UN. 4-S437
ADDING MACHINE-Burroug desk
model, $50. AL condition. Rentals.
TRIAL TYpEwRTTER Co. 2019
Ab6fNa fsiN T. Mac MAicHhISSEs, HINES s'issi sesaiculators,
Comptometers. Rentals from $3.50
per mo. and up. First mos. rental
deductable from purchase price.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER q ADDING
MACHINE CO.. 2019 14th ct. NV,
ADD. hI faGaTs fMGaaCTas.. new. used: ali makes,
hand. electric: CIRCLE. 1112 14th
AIR CONDITIONER, Tv and other
elec. household appliances. EN-.
3-S327, 12 noon to 3 pm. only.
ALuMINuM-Triple track storm win.
dows and doors now equipped with
Kaiser sun screens at no extra cost
to you: porches inclosed with pic
ture windows and jalousies; Kaiser
sun screens will keep your rooms up
to 15Te cooler in summer. Free
TOL CONTRACTING NCO.. 4Sl9 BE-
theSda ave- Bethesda
ALUMINIUM combination storm and
screen doors and windows whole
sale. Call RA. 6-4995 or kE. 7-0o20.
ANTIQUE walnut rocking cradle. with
mattress; good condition; reasonable
o6er considered. ST. S-6332.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
ROOMS fURNlshEp--N.W.

NEW hampshire aOUsE - Newly
decorated rms. daily maid service;
switchboard service l7l2 New
conn. AVE. AND KALoRAMA RD.-
Cheerful double and single rms.
daily maid serv. Perm. and transient
2021 Kalorama rd. HO. 2-S676.
1928 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Elegant
rms, new tlond furniture. immacu-
.ate; S10-S12.50 wk; one block from
18th and Columbia I'd. DU. 7-926S.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA. . rms. SO
wk ca; sgle.. SIS: ref. home; park
ing. bus and carline. AD. 4-31 l3
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-comfortable
double and single rm for employed
ladies. EN-. 2-7l37 or DU. 7-9127.
Is71 MASS. AVE. N.w.-ssle. rm..
next to bath; S2S mo. Ia
l43I CLIFTON ST. NV; newly re-
decorated, single and double; 50
UP; Tv and telephone. DE. 2-1726.
LARGE FRONT. first floor: light
housekeeping. All utils; 80 VIZ.
1919 Calvert ct. NV. AD. 4-1S20.
Evening star., 1953-01-14

A-x0C9hHR D,
hling cabinets: adding rnachs., type
writer's. calculators; reas. CIRCLE.
1112 14th st. NV. DI. 7-7372.
OFFICE FURNITURE
AT TERRIFIC SAVINGS
New genuine leather sofas. club
chairs, ONCE chairs, desks, rugs,
steel files at prices ordinarily. paid
for used s,,a.. furniture: Urn $50 4ls 9th st.
OFFICE FURNITURE SALE
Desk, files, tables, chairs; wholesale
or retail quantity. D. C. SURPLUS
SALES 511 New Jersey ave. NV.
ORGANS. Baldwin, Minshen eiectronic,
Estey reed organ; Wide selection Of
studio and home Us use. Special DEM
onstrations and surveys cheerfully
made without obligation.
HUGO WORCH
sS0 . 81, Estsblished s al; 1875 VA S-Ssll
o me- BTRNaR as1Ts P. fnt. small MI 'tefk sIl:
bedspring. AID. 4-3497. Ia
PIANO, wurlitzer spinet. attractive
case design; Just like new. $295.
PIANO, Knabe grand. musically per-
feet, case fair Outstanding value.
$S9S; S25 down. bal. in 80 mos
PIANO. grand. Steinway. model L,
nah new cond; about "a new price.
ia. 2-3512. LIZ
PIANO. eteinway ebony grand, 6 It..
condition Terms f lEsOS DESIRED. phens
PIANO. Ht .SsSi eSiekerins. medium nn erand,
Of $500; XII. $4,000. &1b
PIANO. Gulbransen, player removed.
New felts, straps. regulated. well
tuned. ,$95., NEW STAR PIANO
SHOP, LU. 1885. Ii. 4-3423.
PIANO SALE-Benches. 1896. Re-
ductions high as $40o. steinway,
steinWay. % Ss, Knabe, other uprts. EVER; Every
free bench. PAUL GoLiBART. cor
entr. Amer. Stge. Bldg. 1901 GEORGIA
ave. AID. 1929 (9:30-6:30l. 16'
PIANOS-Jordan's are holding q
m win Ger1nE S01en
savings. Choice Of grands. spinets
and consoles in a large selection OF
types and finishes. JORDAN'S, cor
ner 18th & G SITS; NV. tphone
81. o-94UO) ana S0oH JeOIkld ave-
Silver Spring phone ~; S-1I05l,
1880 to 9 pm. lie
PIANOS FOR RENT at moderate
rates. Choice Of spinets and con-
soles Money paid applies on pur-
chase price II YOU decide to buy
later; JoRlpAM,s. corner ne 18Th n o& 4
and 9532 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring
(Phone JU. 5-1105). Silver Spring
store open daily from 1890 to 3
PfANOs-Large selection Of fine fac
tory rebuilt grands. All look and
full flye-year guarantee: Steinway.
Baldwin, Hardman, Knabe Kimball.
Howard, Brambach and many others
All offered on our January special
sale. To make real bargains. Small
down payment will deliver. balance
as long as 3 years to pay. Your old
piano accepted on trade. DYNAMIC
MUSIC. 1900 G st. NV. lis
PIANOS-Special discounts to mem.
bers OF the Armed Forces. Govern
ment employees, d. c. employees. etc.
Over 100 new and used instruments
on display at all times including the
as little as S25 down PIANO MART.
1913 7th st. NV, ST. $4,000 tjust
above the library. lie
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets and
consoles at low rates plus hauling
charge. ST. $4,000. PIANO MART.
1016 9TH st. NV. tjust above the
PIANOS-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Designed.. built
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Full Blow action Wide variety case
designs and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV.
Established 1870
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dTL MdlcIlhl cSScuIldl' ISPlue ueIp-
full. For appointment, call ia.
"-SS17. IA
PART TIME-Permanen with paid
holidays and vacations; typing poll
cies, bills. etc. for fire and casualty
insurance agency: experienced pre-
ferred. I4th and Park I'd. NV,
CONTACT LADIES. $3.50, 8 hrs.
d or eve. and Sat-. about S4 hr.
Apply 1913 pm. or 81 pm. RIM.
501, 10 l4th ST., NV. Ia
PART TIME-Any lady can earn up
to S27 weekly with Maisonette. Call
UN. ALAG. IA
AMBITIOUS WOMAN with car. iex-
ible working hrs: as much as SO
in wk. OIL. 4-45S6.
WHITE LADY to work evenings IN
frozen custard store. RIA. 6-4221'
500 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses given to you as bonus: Just
show Fashion Frocks to friends. No
canvaSsing. investment or experience
necessary FASHION FROCKS, Dept.
L 1912, Cincinnati. Ohio.
PART TIME-Washingto fastest
growing cosmetic distributorship
needs ambitious. ,self-reliant women
to handle a food of leads. 1924 K
SC. NV. Room 4l0. $3.50 to 8 pm.
Wednesday,
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ELECTRICAL
Reairs, new work. remodeling.
Ii. 3-3661

posts in concrete Immediate erec.
ton. Get the best for less. No down
payment, 80 months to pay. Phone
II; 4,45SS; evenings and Sunday
Wooden ana chain link;
No down payment; free estimates
ALASKA FENCE CO.. MA S.5SS5.
FLOORS SANDED anc finished.
cleaned and waxed. old floors made
ike new Call any time WA 7-1l29
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing;
chanics; average room. SIS; free
estimate rO k-dSQn -17
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MiscEL. FOR SALE tcons., ,

arranged. arsfaS a"q Lo' 5U8y5521 ueysf' MTs
ANTlQUES-We like for you to come
in and browse: open II to /: 3 to Z.
BELL KINDS. 4l2 E. Capitol st.;
plenty of parking. lie
ANTIQUES-Contents Of Georgetown
house. Glass, silver. furniture; also
a few new pieces. AID. 4-594S after
10 n0on liz
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Finches. rare and beauti-
ful assortment: can be seen SUM-
days and after 6 pm. weekdays:
out Rt. so to 6912 Farragut ST.,
Landover Hills. Md. Ia
WOULD LIKE A GOOD HOME for
1-yr.-old female. part terrier, house
trained. Call JU. 5-633S. IA
THREE BEAUTIFULLY marked Boxer
puppies. Also 3 show stock Dob
Call Laurel 992. 80
DOBERMAN PINSCHER-If you see
this pup you'll want to keep him
Axe reg, black and red. champion
ship line. Bargain. KI. 9-413T.
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YOUNG WOMEN

To sell artist material; knowledge of
art material essential; tipping help
full. For appointment, call ia.
o-SS1T IA
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FARM AND GARDEN

AND TREE SERVICE.
Azaleas for sale. Cow manure for
sale: FoUsE & B1LD. JE. 3-os7s
EW E0UiPMENT-1. H. C. Cub.
Super A. C H. and NJ. tractors,
plows, mowers. rakes, forage har-
vesters. corn pickers. balers. drills.
Ssaas'h WAGONS. heavy.duty SsS discs' sef hammeI s
mills. and shelters. New Holland bal
ers. forage harvesterS, blowers, saws
cement mixers and discs; New Idea
mowers, rakes. corn pickers, spread
ers, elevators. wagons. leaders
wagon unloaders. bodies, sprayers
lime and sadst ferti5er Myers ds hav BrGr cdnS
TONERS, baler and binder tEine
NC. silver Spring. Md. =
USED EQUIPMENT; Cub tractor; B
wIcult.; B: w/plow; F;12; Ford
Massey Harris c,,t fol wIpplGw; Rows p c
mowers and two 14-in. plows
mowers; land rollers; ensilage har.
yester; Woods corn picker; Masse!
Harris 6-ft; p.t;o; combine. MA
LONEY'S, INC. Silver Spring.
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used
S RSTts sHe1 Snd sptiDa seTylee a MALoNEx M Sasss
l. H. c. CUB. as low as S715: fol
small farm or estate. MALONEY'S
INC. Silver Spring. Md,
COW MANURE. well rotted, $40 pei
Is bu., So. 80 per 10 bu., S4 per
bu., Delivered. WA. 7-4593. -1e
DOUBLE PIONEERING FRUITING
PEACH-Beautiful ornamental dou-
BILE Towering peach trees that pro-
duce an abundance Of delicious
highly colored fruit. These dual
purpose trees reward you. with
branches of exotic, long-lastlng
in early spring. then top of in
summer with a crop Of high-quality
fruit. Available in double pink, red
and white. Three trees. 3 to Aft
size; one each, double pink. red,
and white. Special offer No. 2-13A
S5.S5 postpaid. One to Aft. tree,
your choice Of color, S2.35 postpaid
Free copy 56-page planting guide
catalog In color on request. Sales
people wanted. WAYNESBORO
NURSERIES, Waynesboro, Virginia.
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INsTRUc. COURSES tcont.)
MOTOR TRAVEL

MIAMI, FLA.-Door-to-doo service;
1852 4-door Pontiac, accommodate te
4 passengers; leaving at your con-
venience; S25 ca. DU. 1864. -I5
LADY DRIVING. Roanoke, Knoxville.
Nashville, Tenn: 18th January;
take 2. AD. 4-11AS LII
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HELP-ooAESTlc

BUTLER, for embassy, with good ref
erences. Box 95-V, Star. IA
COOK .G.H.W., live in: part care Of
2 children; experience and ref. re-
quired; good salary. RA. 6-6426.
COOK, colored. exper.; live in; 2
adults; no Sun. work. l other day
a week of: $50; city refs. WO.
6-007S.
COOK, light housework. white. To
live In. Modern conveniences
Pleasant upstairs rm. OIL. 4-7559
COOK-G.H.W., white, live in; must
be experienced; good references;
electric diShwaSher, no laundry;
adult family. S35 wk. AID. 2-7253.
after Q Am. Or Ma. S-40S1. lie
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| ORGANS. Baldwin, Minshell electronic,
| Estey reed organ. Wide selection of
| models suitable for church, chapel.
| studio and home use. Special dem
! onstrations and surveys cheerfully
made without obligation.
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CONTINUED on Next Passl
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FURN.--2-pc. liv. rm. set, $50; 1
birds-eye maple chest of drawers.
SO; Duncan Phyfe dropleaf table,
SO; dbl. bed. spring and inner
spring mattress, S15. JU. 5-6069
before. 8 p.m.; after 3 pm, JU.
FURN..Marble-top washstand. S25;
mt. chest and table. $35 ea.. del
arranged. LO. BOOST. lie
FuRN.-Living rm. and bedrm.. ma
hogany; best offer: after z or ewes
FURN.EClub chair with cover and
ottoman; sofa, wine damask, S100
or best offer. includ. cover; 2 sum
mer rugs. 9x12, $40. $40. LA.
FURN.&chrome dinette set; blond
end tables and top tables; dressing
table with mirror; Philco console
radio. JU. 5-2572.
FURN.-3 leather-top tables and
entire household furn. for sale.
Ii. 4-2093. Call any time. -15
FURN. 2-pc. green Kroehler liv. rm.
suite, $40. Good cond. Cheverly,
Md. UN. 4-7624. -15
FURN. Blond solid mahog. console
din. rm. table with 3 chairs, has
never been used. $3.50. JU. 5-412S.
FURN. 3-rms. Of like new furn. for
sale. Apt. avail. with furn. Avail.
immed. Reas. 10. 3-0916. -15