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ANTIQUES
WANTED
PENNSYLVANIA Dealer
Will. RrJY ANYTHING OLD
FORMTR

Pennsylvania Dealer
WILL BUY ANYTHING OLD
WILL, BUY CHINA, BRIC-A-BRAc.
FURNITURE. PAINTINGS. JEW
GIRYs GLRY plSTgRE STTgEa EEAMEs' poXNs SHra eHT;
sTFfNs. STHSsi : ETC.. Tcsif ETC. HoAAS' BEER
USED FURNITURE
WILL PAY TOP PRICES
FLEA !, MARKEJ. Ha51s1 1900 Lee Seq Hwy XIV
TINE -" DURING THE DAY or
UNTIL II PM. ANY CALLS MADE
AFTER AEp r 2 4l14d5;. P:Ml; CALL JE' @-so4l
Calls Made Immediately
BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
IA 9.2937: evenings. RA. 3-l4l6.
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity. and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP 1868 Penna. ave. NV
CaMERx WANTED highest quality,
movie camera prof. lenses. BREN-
NER CO., 926 D st. NV, RE. 7-.436.
Excel. cond. After pm. EN-; g.
DiiaSMoNp iiiS JEwELRY of any descr,p,
ERNEST BURK Ga 18th st NV
FILING CABINET. legal size, used.
steel. 4 drawers; good cond State
price. tel. no.. Box 303-B. Star.
FLRNITURE WANTED Ar ONCE
Good furniture. any amount also
need good piano. refrigerator. ga
range. Call MR.. GRADY. MA
FURSiiTTURE-wm buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
a-brac. Buying and selling for
55 years. HOPWOOD'S. Sth and K
SITS. NV. ME- S-52S7.
FURNITURE wanted today; any
amount. Also want good piano. re:
MIR. GRADY, MA. S-2679.
FURNITURE WANTED. any amount:
Hv..Em. badrm.. kit. miscel. .Ju.
k.O61S. -N4
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GEORGETOWN-At furn,
dress. rm. VIII sell furniture rca-
Sonsbly and release apt. to tenant
acceptable to MANAGEMENT. AD. -
EFFICIENCY and l-bedrm. apt in
ant hI1~ r're'y furu cNrv lnca-
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FURNITURE
FORCED TO VACATE
oOC1 mn EnoS Or,ra

S25, 900 worth OF high quality fur
nishings must go so that our store
can be extensively remodeled.
Bedroom suite. studio couches, sofa
beds, chairs and rockers. 500 floor
and table lamps, 5-piece dinettes,
tables, pictures. Everything for the
home. All sales cash and flnal.
DAWSON FURNITURE CO.
2oAS r Ave NE -o0
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MIscELLANEOUS Fca RENT

HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 s st..
n NJ MA SAMOA
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EXPEDITER

Formerly in purchasing depts. Of ma
tionally known industries, seeks po-
sition washington area; have bought
and expedited all commodities; for
merly Army procurement expediter
and liaison oficer to Government
agencies; Korea veteran. recently
DISCHARGED; familiar all once rou-
tine; 43: excellent refs. Box 99-
B. Star. -
HANDY MAN. porter or helper job
wanted; colored, "a: exper: painting:
handling tools. NO. 1-9496. 20'
NURSE, male. undergraduate. many
years exper., any type case. NO.
sPooTTE;R-DRY CLEANER-N. /. D.
graduate; would like part-time em-
ployment in Virginia; can work I'll
noon each day. TIE. 6-5S97. -
MEN AVAILABLE for home cleaning:
yard work. painting and misc: odd
Essbor tGSi THE E5H5. sAIVAT1H4EE corV! HE sESsMs2
CAPABLE ORGANIZER and produce
types printing and related graphic
arts production, seeks responsible
position Box 162-B, Star. go
YOUNG MAN, Spanish. but citi.-
zenl. with = yrs. college. seeks full
or part-time job. Skilled in carp,
paint. elect, also secretarial; excel.
refs. I must have job to work way
through college. Ii. 4-76O2, EATON.
YOUNG AGGRESSIVE SALESMAN
Experienced in architectural and
construction field; now in transpor-
tation and material handling feld.
Box 194-B, Star. "a
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Comfortable green
lounge chair
M o G rn armleSs
sofa, converts to
single bed
Wrought iron di-
nette chairs
Blond seafoam buf-
fet
Decorators I o a m
rubber lounge chair
Wrought iron 5-pc.
dinette
Blond oak book
cases. o SIS SoTt I'd
sizes
Green sofa bed
5-pc, chrome dinette
Lined oak end ta-
bles and cocktail
tables
Black oak step and
lamp tables
Odd mattresses and
box springs
Blond besibar, chest
and . night tables
Budget terms and
ARRANGED.
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FUR COAT, size "A to lf. musErat.
$65 Call LU. 2-01S7 after & pm

FUR COAT, size IA to 16. muskrat.
sos Cali Lu. 2-o1s7 after 6 pm
FURNACE oil-purning, small. circu-
lating hot water heating plant sswith
circulating. pump: will, take care of
$50 So. IT. Of installed radiation.
81. 3-l70S after pm. IA
Coleman Blend.Air. gun
type; delivers $1,000 BTU to 8
to replace this wonderful unit, in
stalled in 1851 is in perfect con-
dition: will sacrice furnace; all
$500. LU. I-743o after $50 pm pm.
gas and oil; also oil tank;
and install. Ju. 5-4s6o. ~ I'D
FURNITURE-3-pc. over-stuffed liv.
rm. suite: custom slip covers; IKE
new; $175. Misc. small tables;
scatter rugs. co. b-o6o3. after
bed: new eureka: !n aeS sns5s sot
with innerspring mattress; house
sold: many household items: reason
able. RA. 3-S2O3; 629 Allison st.
FURNITuRE-Moving. have stair car
pets. table. other items. Very rea-
sonahle. AD. 2-7S64. 20"
- Complete household.
consistins of matched sets. Owner
leaving town. OIL. 4-0145. 30
SALE-Brand-ne bet
ter-Erade bedrm., dining rm., living
rm. from unclaimed freight and
factory closeouts. etc A great saw
ing for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG. 400 New York ave. NV,
daily. 1915, Sat. till 4. RE. 7-43l0.
~
FuRNITURE--Marbl top table. sos:
marble top chest. $50: marble top
wsshctand. S35. LO. 5-055t. -, =.
FOR SALE-Sheraton
inlaid mahogany buffet: Sheraton
mahog. extension dining table. pedes-
tai base: side and l arm mahog
Heppelwhite steel back dining chairs:
grandfather clock. mahog, case:
ANTIQUE cherry chest. Real finds for
lovers OF fine furniture. OIL. 4-3294.
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ATTENTION

WIN appoint three high-type women
to be trained as organizers and
supervisors; no capital required.
You will be assured of good In
come II YOU can qualify. INSTALL
ment sales experience helpful but
full time. see w. o. MCCLURE.
Windsor Park Hotel. 10 am. to z
p.m. 81
COLORED WOMAN to care for chill
dren: live in, with colored family,
small salary. Ii. 3-6604. -21
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HELP-DoMESTIc

DOWNSTAIRS MAID. cooking and
laundry; Thurs. and every other
Sun. on; other help employed; Se5-
6 IN NV. s-I1as, eEpsr. and reliable: ,recsn,
adults; dinner: $50. Can bet. 3
and 5, after 7:15 til 8 pm. Wo.
G,H.W.-Plain eookins; liye in; small
modern rambler: 2 children: 5la
days; good salary. JU. 9-6664;
with recent loc. refs. and health
card apply; . adults. ] child. 9 to
-; 5la days; ST. EN-. 2-o055; -,
GHW stt.4 g. 81 s9ils-s9 $3.50 S-da' week: Gan
HOUSEKEEPER, white: live in or
out: 2 adults. Call WA. 7-211s;
HOUsEKEEPER, live in, or stay some
certificate; mother employed; 2
{ children. isse OIL. 4-2171 day; OIL.
MAID. coiored. experienced: live in;
Child care. upstairs housework;, 5ha-
must be honest. dependable and
experienced 5 days and every 3rd
Sunday. tn. 2-1l12 between 11,:3o
GIRL for e.h.w. and care of child; 8
Gays; Hyettsville area. Call AP. -
a:I:F1, after Z pm. -22
GIRL. white. live in, Ink. and care
Ct oIo:I child: !.y week ends of; $50. JE.
WILL GIVE good home and small
salary 10 elderly lady IN return for
care CT . children and Ink. duties.
EA. 9-75S2 after 8 pm. -21
G RI, young, single: refs: 517 days;
fond of children: 8 til after dinner.
WHITE GIRL. between 20 and 30:
must be fond of children and willing
worker; live in: references. WO.
WHITE LADY. to care for girls. 4
and ;. in Sc. 8 to 4:30, 5 days;
permanent; good salary. Box 54-C,
RELIABLE CoLORED WOMAN. child
care general housework: 6-day wk.:
Arl. Va, area. KE. S-7167.
COLORED GIRL. for Eh.w.. plain
es99kins; sbs !ise in: 6ls days; SIS yk
CoLORED-G.H.w.. part or full time,
must have excel. local refs. JE. A.
Girl. c6lored. would like g.h.w. and
plain cooking: likes children. Ii
G-0634.
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POULTRY RABBITS AND EGGS

YFARLING LAYING HENS. lust
started to Icy: 20 New Hampshire
rets. : dark Cornish. S".25 "a: larFe
frying chickens. 80 cents pound.
o. G. MAXWELL, Lanham tMd.l.
\ I-'5f7. -"
FEED POULTRY SUPPLIES, naby
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE. 6lg K
st NV. NE S-00S9.
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sITUATIoNS-WoMEN

NURSE. practical. desires night duty;
sit. children nights only while par
PIANO "PT1Y PPTI1AYER. White, exper, with
dance bands, or small combi;: ]
or more nights weekly. JU. 1883.
eECRETARY-STENO familiar with
general ONCE work: neat and per
sonable; 10 yrs. exper. DE. 2-2b45.
WILL G4t BsaT AZ s11sns SIT ma Dc ssrss sa ho;s Wa
ATTENT1oS. 1risf s' EMPGoYERs SsfPI1 I RS Avail.
competent secys:; excel. refs, JOBS.
INC. 1740 K st. NV. RE. 7-31 So.
sos specialize in supplying eflcient.
Ss A'g Can IN mss ss'is Eos
desires position with adults as
T. ST m de.Fs so SoTt
for adults who would appreciate
above qualifications; best references.
Two YRS. BOOKKEEPING and ac-
counting, experience, with Remins.
Burroughs billing; willing to learn
any ONCE mach AID. 4-2230 after g..
ExPER'o APT. HOUSE MANAGER.
nth .zeS 2ne tGa she ssrvess desires r2 Ri'f gso
YOUNG HOUSEWIFE desires proof
reading position; college graduate;
publishing house exper. 10. 7-7715
GIRL. colored. desires counter work
cleaner or restaurant. Ii. 3-4418 6.
COLORED GIRL desires Sob in laun-
dry. dry cleaning or clerk in drug
- lrszN Nsr,1n IaA .SH eNTvfk kohh I'D n
typing; will accept others. NO.
1894
COLORED WOMAN. neat. desires
work as maid in beauty parlor.
knowledge Of sewing and filing. TIA.
Q-04Q3
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7 A1N ~ JED w A1N LII
lSiiverware. any cond.: iewelry, brio
| a-brac. 1898 Wis. ave. D. KRUP-
| SAW MILESTONE. NO. 1-030O.
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HO. 2-2476

GENERAL DUTY TECHNTCIAN. must
have had hospital laboratory exper.
One to work 8 to 8. 5M-day week;
one to work Sat. and Sun. only.
Apply Or. Frank W. Konzelmann.
Director Of Laboratory. EMERGENCY
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TV SALE
16" Philco I. m. matching stand: new
picture tube. yr guar. S99.yJ
i2!2" Dumont TV. I'm, radio, table
mod. comp. recond. guar. $50 80
Large Selections of Recond. TV From
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ROOMS EURN.-MD. g VA.

FALLS CHURCH-Lee. rm. and bath: {:
use OF telephone. laundromat. JE.
i-5it3, ~
NORTH ARLINGTON. VA.-Unusu-
ally nice room with bath for gentle
man in new brick home. ia. S-6l "a.
GENTLEMEN PREFERRED-2 bed
rms. in refined pvt. home well fur
nished. Reasonable. JU. 5-3533.
men or couple; breakfast optional;
IA. S-0930. ia. 2-1920. 30
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BSMT. APT. In ant. bldg, nice for
sp.ins I'd. NV, IA 9-3;23; EN-. g.
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SITUATIoNs-MEN 8 WOMEN

cOLORED. REFINED, settled couple.
desires janitor's job with quarters;
no children; ref. Boz 1o6-B. star.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp

THOMAS CIRCLE
urn. apt; new gas stove and refgr.;
no drinking. DU. T-321S. -22
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Antiques Show and Sale
For the Benefit of
MARCH OF DIMES
Will Open Sunday
Jan. II Through Jan. %
II Am. to II PM. DAILY
Hyattsville Armory
HyattSville, Md.

b1NIV Dih- DAb1O. hNE.
OPPOSITE HOT SHOPPE)
30 booths will feature distinctive an
tioues from the shops OF prominent
local and out-of-town dealers. Wal
ter Burrows Of Coatesville. Pa, pre-
senting objects of nautical interest.
E, L. Ramsey from York, Pa. fea-
turing French furniture and objects
dart. Leon Dryfoos from Erie. Pa.
with a collection of weapons. Nettie
Shvne from Phila. and Betty Me-
Dewitt from Silver Spring special-
izing in early bisaue. porcelain and
Papier Mache dolls. Mary Crocker
from Conn. with early coverletS.
Paul Ettline. York. Pa. with a
magnificant selection OF pine furni-
ture. Aubrey Vail. from E. Strouds-
burg showing Gaudy Dutch Love-
stoft. pink lustre, and spatterware.
There also will be booths of an
tiaue tewelry. old pattern glass.
paintings. lamps. and most anything
collector or homemaker could
desire, all OF which will be for sale
At this show.
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LaboratorY TechniCianS

Laboratory TechnicianS
New hospital. General work. Apply
DR.. George Carroll. LOUISE OB1CI
HOSPITAL. Suffolk, Va. -22
NATIVE FRENCH TUTOR to visit
home once or twice each week.
Please give rates. Box 4o4-E. Star.
PATENT MEDICINE CLERK-Must
be experienced; local references: day
shift, no Sundays; good pay: meals
furnished For interview phone RE
SHORT ORDER COOK WANTED.
Apply at YATES BARBECUE &
RESTAURANT: 1890 Jefferson
Davis hwy, Arl. Va. go
TELEPHONE collection people; must
be fully experienced; good salary.
chance for advancement. DAILEY'S.
COUPLE, colored. no children. to
clean and manage large rooming
house. Husband can have outside
work. Sal. 500 mo. plus quarters
for reliable. experienced, nom
ouired. Cali Hr 4-S32S. 24s
MEN AND WOMEN. part or full
time, to sell department store mer-
chandiSe. Here is an opportunity
for you to make big money doing
what you like best either during the
day or in your spare hours. Make
an appt. with the supervisor at
RE. 7-0303 for your chance to en-
Joy earning big money at your
leisure. 81
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PAINTER
MASTER. CRAFTSMAN

Does papering and all phases of
quality interior work. Terms. MA.
S-9655: WE 5-5455. -25
PAPER HANGING and painting; ali
white mechanics For the best, call
FRANK J. TOLSON CO., HU. g.
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up.
guar. RA. 3-7393 or HE. 1855.
PAPERING ROOM. 12xI2. $685..
labor and material: interior painting
estimates. MILLER. JU. 1885.
30
heating; reliable; per-
sonel service at reas. cost. WA.
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MlscEL. WANTED Cont,

GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum.
discarded Jewelry We pay cash
A. KAHN, INC.
60 YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
GUNS RIFLES AND SHOTGUNS
only TRADING POST 3336-3S NJ
st.. NV, AD 2-933O
HEATERS. STOVES, gas ranges.
furniture refrigerators. mattresses.
ACME STOVE CO.. MA. S-S962.
PIANO. medium upright, excel. tone,
not spinet: S300-S400. Also need
chest Of drawers. ia. 2-5951.
PIANOS ANY STYLE
PAY CASH PAUL GOLIBART
AID. 4-5928 (9-1. 2-5:30o
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Das or Night. JU. 9-3039.
SCRAP IRON
SCRAP METALS
Auto batteries. house rags, highest
prices paid. WASH. RAG e. BAG
CO, 215 L st. s.w.. DI. 7-S007.
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TELEPHONE soLIcI-
TOR for pleasant. profitable work.
Guaranteed earnings with good flu
ture opportunity. Call ia. 7-3253
$3.50 to 3 for appointment for per-
sonal interview.
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ROOMS FURhlsHED-N.E.

NICE ROOM, furnished. for rent. AID
1856 81
FURN. RM.. for gentleman, next to
wk. AID. 4-9069. 10
$50 r. /. AVE. NE, Apt. 1-Sgl. rm.
gentleman; pvt. entr., phone, off-st.
parking bus at door. 10 min. down
town; SS WI. DU. 1-40jG. III
COLORED-IOO8 RHODE ISLAND
ave Double rm. for refined person
LA. 6-4972 -23
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FILING CABINETS

Easy action Shaw-Walker, 4-drawer,
$I7i75 complete. LeEal or letter;
SALES. E11 New Jersey ave. NV.
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-s.E.-s.W.

2O7 3rd ST. S.E.-Double and sgle.
sleeping rms; comfortably furn. at
CAPITOL" Apply at premises any
tirie. .14s
MAR CAPITOL. ROOMS FOR rENT
S. and UP. Ii. 3-9703. -2j
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FURN.-Duplex bed Beautyrest mat
treses: mahog. desk; lamps: plat
form rockers: . rattan chairs: gate
leg table. NO. 7-9342, after z pm.
FURN. Of enc. apt; leaving city.
2l0. AID. 2-1235.
couch. SIS: reclining
bed ch.. SO; table. misc. hassocEs:
encyclopedia with bookcase. S25;
elec. heaters. UN 4-OO52. -S2
GARAGE OVERHEAD DOORS. new;
top quality: 1850 of: all sizes, ia
CABBAGE DISPOSAL. new; SO. Lu.
GAS IS RANGES, new used: repairs: e on.
foai;; fo,i;; E.S w9od 1 y ranges. ACME sSsg STOVE.
Gas sS1R4 RANGES, N!SI new, nsed; lnstallation
ave DE. 2-6566
GUNS-S. a. w. combat masterpiece,
81 cal. new cond., $50. Also Marlin
338 carbine 80 Rem, new cond..
$50. Call JU. 5-3717. III
HEATERS, new used. repairs tgas
oil. coal. wood,. ACME STOVE. 1011
9TH ST. NV. MA. S-S952.
extremely conf. mattress; reas. Ewes
HosPirxL BED, like new, adjustable
SO. GICHNER. SURPLUS, 2513 NJ
st. NV. EX.- 3-3527.
HOSPITAL BED tKloman) and inner
spring mattress. little used. $50;
~" wall porcelain. sink, right hand
drain. $40: floor heater. 2 burner
JAPANESE DOLLS AND KIMONOS-
Beautiful. WO. 6-6413.
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CHAIRS

CHAIRS
500 folding auditorium chairs in
sgls., dbls. and threes. Box 455-E.
Star. 30
CARPENTER Materials - Doors,
bucks. window frames, mouldings
nails hardware. RA. 6-l4S7. 30
COAT. lady's, size 40, black, fur
trimmed. OIL. 2-S648. 30
upright. IL Gu. IT,,
new ia. S-915l. pa
executive and. sec.
desks. Library table. Finest. EN-
3-OlS4 22s
DESKS! DESKS! DESKSI ALL WAL
NUT. S22 30 and $3.50. D. C. SUR
PLUS SALES, Sill New Jersey ave.
NV. Drive into our warehouse. -2222
DIAMOND BARGAINS
wfte soid sn1sna, aorreoSs Sssisn; sfsmoads oa.
weighing approx. IA carat. SI25:
blue-white diamond. newest cutting.
weighs, 2As carat. set in platinum
tapered baguette mounting. $1,000:
lady's lax white gold Hamilton
contains 40 fine cut diamonds
$500; lovely large size. ileart-shapc
amethyst. set In 14-k. yellow goid.
$40: genuine ANTIQUE iSrge-siSe
garnet cross, $65: all prices in
clude Federal tax. See Mr.. BROTT,
2lI @: hwy, RI. 7-2076; Open
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DIAMONDS = Lady's u Ct, Sl25;
lady's "a Ct, S225; lady's ct,
S335; lady's Ia Ct. emerald cut,
$575; lady's pa cts, emerald cut,
$500: mans 324 cts, 1896. LIV-
ME- S-526S -23
DINETTE. table and 2 chairs. solid
maple; $50. RA. 6-1S24. -22
eeetrs aRcAN f syprs eSns hns
CO.. 1881 E. Capitol St.. Ii 3-00S2
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PIANOS. ALL STYLESo
we rsu PAY AZ. aIoHEST II H,ES1 CASH osa PRdCEs
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LOCKERS

1OSxAGxtAO
Steel clothing lockers. 18 wide, 21
deep. Q feet tall; available doors
to section. excellent condition, S7.95
Third ST. NV. Ex. 3-sS74.
MARIMBA.DEAGAN Imperial. 4 oc-
taves; Good condition. $3.50. EN-.
MEMS SUITS. 4 expensive suits. Size
AZ short; also overcoat and tuxedo.
SIS each. RA. 6-1S24. -21
MIRRORS, two. each 6Ox66 inch,
excellent condition. no holes. Cali
MIRRORS. modern or Victorian. an
tique glass. mirrored furniture, Gus
tom work. Free est. oV. 3-1144.
MOTORS l/lO0 to 100 MP and re-
duction gear: 6-44O volts, rewound
exch CARTY 1903 l4th. NO 7-6224
MOTORS, ELECTRIC
New, used rebuilt; any size, any
make. Parts and access All work
g9arantesd gu InJ.1,1s 24-hr; service; a; p: G.
lis. [ st Sc. II. 4-1052.
MOVIE CAMERA; Revere Smm,; Model
OFFICE EoUiP.. desks. chairs. files.
cacLE efa na' TYrE%RTER sss e. Iiis Tii:
oFFfCE FURNITuRE-Matching wal.
nut exec. desk. glass top; sec. desk,
library table; finest quality. EN-.
oFFIcE FuRN. 3 Iesther.coy.r.d we
once chairs,. ! swivel chair. HsrEain
for early bids. III. i-Si6S. 40
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TABLE. 81 in. drop-leaf, mahog.; win.
dow boxes: rugs: miscel. items. CO
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ANTIQUES
ANTIQUES BOUGHT

China furniture, silverware, jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. IA. p
5333, ewes, EN-, 3-6165.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Steel.

We have all kinds OF steel on hand.
! beams, angle irons, reinforcing
steel and pipe: cut to size; cheaper
Evening star., 1954-01-20

3O?5 18th ST NW.-Efhc apts.
furnished, SIS and UP: unfurn.. S65
and UP See resident manager or call
MA S-4SlS -2I
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Bedrm.. rv,
nm, dinette. kit. bath. Efficiency
studio rm.. kit. dinette. dressing rm.
and bath. Also bachelor apt. ST.
3-i3So
ATTRAC. STUDIO RM.. kitchen. din
eve: cow. transp. and shopping. ai0
R!ttenhouse st. NV JU. 7-7427
DOWNTOWN. 1862 r. l. AVE. nv
Bed. and liv. rm.. kit. and bath. Cozy
and warm. Adults. DU. 7-l2S2.
Evening star., 1954-01-20

> ENTIRE LOVELY TOP FL; Wen
equipped gas heat: three girls: $50.
/ T3 a-o014 90
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T'Fl NOW
GENERAL WRECKING co.
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stories 10 all parts Of tho y, 3,
From the outset Il was apparent
that there was some disagreement
between the NAACP and Lord and
how IL would be finally resolved
was the topic OF the day In the
Negro community and among
other persons interested In human
relations.
The meeting with Lord was ar
ranged by Cecil E, Newman, edi-
tor-publiHher OF the Spokesman
and Recorder newspapers Rt
Lords suggestion.
In addition 10 Newman at the
meeting there was; Louis Erwin.
tuE.CIo, Rev. Floyd Massey Jr.,
pastor Of Pilgrim Baptist church:
Rev Densii A. Carly. pastor OF
st Phillips Episcopal church;
William n. Cratic. Minneapolis
MACE, Allie Mae Hampton, st.
Paul executive board NAACp, and
l., Howard Bennett. state confer
encc NAACP,
Shelton Granger and Thomas
Talley, executive secretaries OF
tho Minneapolis and 81 Paul
Urban leagues. respectively, sat
In on the meeting ms observers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03
Colo. ~" PVesy Kills
Proposals 70 End
FvuS- Sogor Bios

Boulder Colo. IANPI OH
President Ward barley last week
voted 10 postpo a motion by uni.
versity regent Vance Austin which
called for the eliminating Of dis
Criminatory clauses In the con.
stitutiOns 81 frateTnitics and sor.
critics located on the campus Of
the University Of Colorado
The board Of regents was dead
locked three 10 three on the mo-
ton and barley cast the deciding
vote. which for the moment. killed
the hopes Of minority students for
fun participation in campus acti-
vitics.
The motion for postponement
was made by Charles Bromley and
seconded by Erskine Myer Vot-
ing for the postponsment were
Myer. Bromley and Mrs. Virginia
Blue, Republicans Voting aRsins,
the motion were Vance Austin,
Ken Bundy and Edward Brooks.
Democrats
In voting for the postponment.
barley said he felt that there had
been inadequate time" for the
students and the university STAFF
consider the matter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03

There's disE~ssion On the hin.
ois football team" said the stree,
corner Harrys and the downtown
quar'SrbsckS The white buys in
the line won't block for the colDrsd
boys In the baokfisId and that's
Why Illinois Ia i0alng THERE'S dis
senEion racial 'rDubls
that's rIinsf the team"
The Illinois football team heard
these stories Ton. but u could no,
snER"r the charge properly On the
fed becsHs~ % a lsck - overall
ability n id make ~ answer
Monday night Whsn ~ selected J
z. Caroline 10 captain ~ 1855
footbaH team the first Negro 10
captain = sport At TlinnS
THs Rriddsrs pulled 40 punches
Shsn they met in secret Monday
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TO Seek End
Of Chicago Hospital
Race Discrimination

Chicago AMP Two Chica-
go Negro aldermen. Kenneth
Campbell and William Harvey.
plan in the near future to sponsor
before the city council a bill which
will outlaw racial discrimination
in the city's private hospitals,
Need for the bill has been point
ed out continuously by civic
groups for number OF years,
Negroes, while sixth OF the
city's population, can be assured
of disqualification, and in many
cases. emergency treatment, In
only two OF the city's II hospitals,
Hospitals serving Negroes with
out any quotas" or other arblt-
rary restrictions. are all-Negro
Provident and county-operatcd
Cook County hospital.
While an estimated half OF the
City's Negroes carry prepaid hos
pital insurance with which 10 pay
for private hospital care, many Of
them are forced to pay n public
hospital for care because OF n lack
OF private service.
The proposed amendment reads
mo hospital shall deny admis-
sion or equality Of care or the use
of any Of it's facilities to any per
son on account Of race, creed. or
color, national origin or ancestry
except that hospitals maintained
by religious, fraternal or other AS
ISOLATION may limit admission ex-
cmsively Ia members Of It's group
or may grant preferential admits
sion 10 said members. provided.
however. that all admissions and
care provided for persons other
than said members be made avail.
able without regard 10 race, color,
creed, national origin or ancestry"