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WATER COOLERS

WATERCOOLER
Used bottle and pressure types. wide
selection from $50. Guaranteed.
JOHN q. WEBSTER, 627 r st. NV.
Opposite Hecht Co. ST. $4,000. Ask
WATER COOLERS
ELECTRIC. GLE. ALSO NoN-ELEc.
S1O AND up. LARGE suPPLfY oE
HAND. FOR IMMEDIATE USE
639 N. z. AVE. NV.
WATER HEATER. cleo. Hot Point
1Q7WB52-4. 52-gal.. like new; best
offer. WE. 6-4907.
WATER HEATERS, new and used;
priced IS low IS SIS ct JOHN @,
WEBSTER. 627 = st NV. ST.
WaRGEEIGO CHAIR. ,r, size. coll.psibl.,
with brakes, used about 30 times,
SEQ. OIL. 6-si37.
WHEEL CHAIR, good condition.
WASHER. excel. mechanic
cal condition.; S35. IA. 2-2695. A.
WASHERS. SIS up; auto
s PEI sssala co. q Il u e. a as. Ne
Ef HuGTHIi MEAT SHOWCASE for
grocery store; in excellent condition.
Also other misc. grocery fixtures.
Must sell. Elk. 3-27S3. 81
FOR SALE - Table, hand carved,
japanese. 24x24; price, $40. Wo.
POCKET ana billiard tables, supplies.
billiard AND B HSSvsfIiles SUPPLY TS
CO., BIO 9th ct. NV Dl. T-4711,
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COLE CLUBS, complete set, Wilson
Top Notch, woods, 10 irons AND
wilson bag; cost $3.50, sell 500.
GOLF CLUBS, matched set, 8 woods,
irons and putter. leather bag: ali
GOLF CLUBS-Matched set mems
Wright 81 Ditson, with bag, 10
gauge shotgun. Best offer. WO. g.
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LUMBER

window screens. full length, 50 each
combination storm and screen doors,
panels, 8 lights, $11.75 up; also
Offering 3 MAGAZINES Better Homes
at Lower Cost" this mag. gives you
details Of construction that any lay
man can USE. with isometric con-
struction details, this is very won
derful book; also Home Mantle
also magazine .97 Ideas for Inn
proving Your Home" published By
the Celotex Co. These 8 magazines
plus DO It Yourself Homecraft
Projects" at SOC. Must be cash and
carry on magazines. Free parking.
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FARM . GARDEN ,cont. J
Washington, d. C.
SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1854

sALE-Demonstrator. lawn mowers.
Toro. Huffy, Eclipse. AS low as
$3.50 in hand; $3.50 in power.
F fSsf sD'i @arfRlA SI.sss Sss. locus.
post for board, for wire, from soc IN.
4x4x7 It. special. $3.50 each: also.
rough-sawed and planed lumber.
poplar' oak and pine. from 7hc 9
SSosREdER1Tss, p sslnia sr ss5o5 DUDLEY
LANnsCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
Topsoil, manure, trees, shrub.
6ery, szaleas; FousE q Bid. JE.
4.0646; JE. 2-2S43, JE. 3-0S7S.
InE r., REMOVAL. trimming. toppinE,
g "a, E Esnk and land cleared, Call
s0DDiSG' Aim GRADING, large and
small Jobs. Good work, Reasonable
prices. MR. WIENEKE. Ii. 6-l510.
FORD TRACTOR attachments. al
cost; 2 new Dearborn field culti-
loader, new Dearborn bulldoser
blade. new Dearborn utility blades,
new. Denueser post-hole digger. I
ing bush hog. 1 set new Arps hale
tracks for Ford tractors. Can be in.
CO. YARD. 448 Calvert ave. Alex
F sRsssa ssop paf ~ s ass retain,
waterproQfing. pipe drainage, grad.
Ing seeding. 2 MARcucCIo Po.
BUIII1ozERs. for srsdins. excaya.-
Ing, land clearing Free estimates.
rE a Msi ni pTann A. t TSSss
surgery. etc, SIS up.. Free estimates.
III 7-R904. IN h-457S IA
DAYLILLY CLUMPS. 3 yrs, old. for
sale. Several colors; red. lemon. gold
Out Rte. I'll COR s0) to Fai I traf.
nc Light. turn right. 60 200 it., turn
left on LIST gravel road: 60 / blk,
70 Prosperity Farm on right, and
crate new susra nss sS or is issasr.
n tr sso p 81 W. en- EN- s.ss6S. corn
GARDEN TRACTOR and trailer. Ds.
vida Bradley. 2H-h.p.. garden trac-
2 yrs old; $3.50. Also 2-whaei car
trailer and hitch: $50. Damascus
BIRD BATHS. benches, vases. flower
boxes. wall fountains, best Garden
material. 304 D st. ne. Ii. 4-3S05,
PUMP-MYERS DEEP WELL: EXCEL.
GSRRnopPiifr's 2 oI' S Of BEST. JEROME
LUMBER
lumber for miscellane.
Gus. trellises. lattice work and to.
mato stakes. ut lie Q linear IT. This
is cash and carry. We also have
o. ige. assortment Of hardwoods,
birch. maple walnut, mahog., gum.
poplar. cherry. ash In our bargain
sale. Ask about our MAGAZINE sac
for better homes.
EISINGER
MILL & LUMBER co.
4738 BETHESDA AVE.
OIL. 2-6300
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CLEARANCsE SAT IL

. SATURDAY. SUNDAY, MONDAY
Couch. $3.50; 9,x12' rug, SI. END
tables. 81 up: desk, 81; record play
er, 30; set dishes. SO. so; lamps,
pictures. mirrors, 81; 2-drawer me
cab $3.50: bookcases. 81 up; beds,
S5.5u: vanity. % 80; dresser, $3.50:
fans, So. so: cleo. irons. ST.; boxes oxes,
OF dishes. u: rockers. 81. 80: home
par. 81 30; maple desk. $3.50: eerv-
eS. % so; br table. SIS. 80; odd
chairs. 81; uttl. cab, So. so: bicycle.
$3.50; wash stand, 81; loveseaf. 81;
other bargains. See our al under
antques. Open daily and Sundays
tol st.. Ii. 4-96S8.
GARAGE DOOR, single overhead tyne.
oSoi d Enai5fax I'd, Bethesda. Nd.
GARDEN HosE, Is IT.. 81, E-i IN
I'D 70 S5is II st. NV. ei'op. hr'ns
GAS RANGE, Wincroft. 36,, nat ton.
good working condition: sac 81 besi
oner. LO. 7-245S. -
GAS RANGES. new. used. instaila-
ton. PEERLESS SALES CO., 2237
georgia ave. DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES, new. used, repairs:
Oh; coal wood ranges. ACME
ST0VE: l0l1 9TH NV. Ma. S-S952.
GENERATORS STARTERS, 81, 80 IN.
W. e csSSTs eIe sas motor sG1s repairs a9th
GOLF BALLS-WHSLE.
Sold nationally. Conforms. to UsGA
save over 40es. Buy direct. q. WI
JULIAN, district manager, OIL
f-44O0.
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w BARGAINS

TIRES-TIRES-AlI Sizes, various
prices. 20O1 Kenilworth ave. NE.
tine @s.. a ss.'s si ssiss, '5 e: 81 i
TRACTOR ;RlsAIccTio ,5e Ford, and eouipmsnt,
$1,000; lathe, new Atlas. quick
change, 81 in. and accessories,
SZSe; ars s1s press ss.x new. No; 9.
TRUMPET. American RI; standard King.
excellent condition. Dunkirk 5-S774.
TRUNK. wardrobe: large drawers.
s ssf bS IA. c aAhsas $50. Suitcase
TYPEWRITER, late L. c. Smith, Of
nee model, magic margin. Excel
lent condition; $50. HE. 4-S466.
TYPEWRITER, new portables, all
makes, as low as S9.05 down, Is
mos: for balance. CIRCLE TYPE
WRITER CO.. TAI 18th NV, DI.
TYPEWRITERs. need minor repairs,
$S each: Sat-. Sun. and Mon. only.
1888 r. !. ave. me-, in rear. -
TYPEWRITER. Underwood. win sell
for $40. Cali Pc. 2-4355.
TYPEWRITERS. port. NEW, Rem,
Royal, Smith-C Corona, Und.. Olympia.
Free home dem.; S1.50 week. DI.
uMBRELLA TENT. Okla. no center
pole. good cond. $40. Compressor
gsso1n' ST. sRsaz zsssss. mp" Dra'- new.
VACUUM. Lewyt. new. never used.
cost 500: will sell for $50. can
vACuUM CLEANER, Universal. Jet
sss SOL less ssc ss s4ssoy ef 20 o!sa 4s Tsaslus
VACUUM. Apex tank. powerful sue
ton: looks, runs like new: all at
VACUUM CLEANERS g = Hoover o tank:
dirt ejector, all attachments; excel.
cond.; $50. Also compl.- Singer. incl.
sans Sort oas go 3d. al c III
WASHER. o GE, perfect running ord order,
$40. Falls Church, JE. 2-S351.
WASHER, Easy 6pindrier: excellent
cond. Also GE refgr. Oh. 2-05S0.
WASHER. American, brass. two pock-
cts. size, 38x64. Apply laundry de-
partment, Wo. .6-3720. -
seod5 condition; late model; $40 $40.
$500 Douglas st. me-, LA. 6-2913.
wAsHER-Maytag auto, '5s model;
bought Jan. '53. 5000. 10. 2-6ss1.
WASHER. Bendix, fully automatic;
.a TSTsins cond.; best offer. HA. q
WizsHERs. late models, look Tx.
delivery. ST 3-1216.
Washers BeEdix. used: rent or
buy SIS peI mo DOWD's. AIS
Conn. ave. KM. 2-73O0.
WASHING MACHINE, good cond..
S Say Ss99ter p Madison ss e.. ny Sun
WASHING .MAC;HaiINIE. apartment size.
Easy Whirl Dry. like new. $50. EN-.
washers. automatics. late models,
range. S45; delivered. ST. 3-1216.
WASHERS
AUTOMATIC WASHER
SALE
that scrub board. our loss Is you u
gain We are overstocked on
GE, FRIGIDAIRE, May
TAG, WESTINGHOUSE,
WHIRLPOOL, BENDIX
WASHERS.
No Charge for Delivery.
STANDARD
TIRE & BATTERY co.
10th AND II SITS. NE.
Open Ewes. TIL 8 Ii. 3-9OS2
WASHING MACHINE, Apex. used
only mos; good cond.; reas, TU.
2-140O, Ext. 2O3. .4
MACHINE. Easy spindrier;
good cond.: SIS. RE. 5-8544. "A
WASHER. Westinghouse. Laundromat,
very good cond.. auto. S65; can
WASHER, wringer type with pump,
Sl5. LA. 6-30SS.
WASHER, Kenmore. automatic, excel.
GONG: Call RIA: 3.l217.
er. good condition. S35. CT. 4-O5S1.
WASHING MACHINE-Easy Spin.
drier; excellent cond.; 3 yrs. old;
500 cash. LU. 4-S66O. -
WATER COOLERS, new and used;
prices as low IS $40 at JOHN @.
WEBSTEP 627 = st. NV. ST.
WATER COOLERS. new and used;
cleo. bottle and pressure; wide se-
lection: from $50, guar. JOHN O.,
WEBSTER. ST. $500.
/. WATERFRONT Fps
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MlscEl. WANTED teons.,
ANTIQUES
BOUGHT
USED FiTIRNTTT1RE

-. p. i b
USED FURNITURE
We pay highest prices for these and
CHINA. BRiC-A-BRAC. FURNfTURE,
PAINTINGS. JEWELRY. PICTURE
BOXES. BEER sTgfNS. ETC. os.s
II you have, any Of these items rust
call Us and We will call ON you ime
IA. S-ssso DURING DAY
AFTER Z PM, JE. 2-304l
ROCKS BOUGHT. any quantity and
removed NJ our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1868 Penna. ave. NV.
CAMERA WANTED, good used AKA
Speed Graphic. 10. 3-3I61, All day
sunday. weekdays. to o.
COINS, autographs. letters. stamp coil
lee. gold, silver. old pistols. HOBBY
SHOP. 1414 Wis AID 2-I272.
DIAMOND .JEWELRY of any discrip.
tion. gold and silver; cash paid
ERNEST RURK, fil4 18th 81. NV
DIAMONDS. gold, silver We pay
highest cash prices. See us first.
Ask for Mr., BROTT. CIT r SC. NV
RE 7-2O76.
FURNITURE = wanted today. fur.
s niture. any amount. also need re.
tgr.. gas range and good piano Call
Mr. GRADY. Ma S-2659
FuRNTfURE--Wili buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china.
nrfc-A-brac. Buying and selling for
bb years. HOPWOOD'S, 9Th and r
SITS. NV. ME-. 8-62S7,
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BLDG. MATERIAL

BLDG. MATERIAL.
PLUMBING-BRICKS
LUMBER WINDOWS
RADIATOR-DOORS
BARGAIN PRICES
OTHER BLDG. ITEMS
FROM MANY
WRECKING JOBS
COME IN AND
BROWSE AROUND
BATHTUBS-SPECIAL
NEW SIT. CAST IRON
BUILT IN TUBS,
$50 EACH
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-8177
10
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LUMBER
Open. Sat, Sun. Till s PM.
NEW FLUSH DOORS, $4.95
Wonderful ends. easy to cut for odd
size. doors, tops. etc. Plywood and
lumber cuttings Of all kinds: many
at half price or less: good shelving
15c; stock and special mldes., mill
work Open weekdays till 8 pm.
GENERAL MILLWORK CO., 1900
Knowles ave-, Kensinzton. Nd, 10.
5-2311. Downtown yard open 5-day
week. 6l6 Half st. s.w.. DI. I'll 30.
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION
fireplace mantles, custom made to
H. q Il. WooDWORKiNG SHOP
JU. S-1135. Ewes, JU. 1881.
BRICKLAYER 10 BUY nv equip
ment,. 2 mixers, 2 mortar boxes, 6
wheeibarrows. 1851 Chew, 3 tfb.,
steel scaffolds, brick saw, shovel,
picks, IA bell. 1914 18th st. NV.
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Lumber. 1-12OO

Open Every Sat. and Sun.
Open july 9Th and 5th, 9-3
SIT. special studs. 80 cents each
4xS Insulating wan boards, S2.2
each; 4xS piyWoods, 1895. Mold.
fngs, sheathing. sidings. Insulation
paints, shelving. roofing. cement
sand and gravel used plumbing nx.
ROBINSON LUMBER CO.
1893 kenilworth NE. LU. 1-l20t
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BURLAP, NEW

eontractnrs ana othsr nssrs At
reasonable prices.
WASHINGTON RAG d BAG CO.
215 l. st. S.W, DI. 7-S007
Open Every Saturday It'll 4:30 Pm.
BURLAP BAGS
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LOCKERS

15x18x72 in units Of 2, 8 and A.;
$3.50 valne for 81 per door. ]. II
GICHNER, 1918 M NV. Elk. 3-3527.
LAWN M0WERS-Trade in your hand
mower for $40 or more, power
ToRo. REp or HUFFY. Also some TEX ex.
cellent, rebuilt machines. GEORGE
TOWN BICYCLE STORE, Wis. ave
Va, PARKWAY HARDWARE Co,
Lag hwy. at N. Kirkwood I'd, IA
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New. fresh national brands; some
labels torn, some dented, some per-
feet; ideal hording houses, restau-
tity. 436 < st. n.W. Free parEine.
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WASHINGTON RAG d SAG co,
open Every ssi Saturday TIL D LAO o-f s&
BURLAP BAGS
No holes, in perfect condition. At very
MAsaiSSToe ss't kAo q BAG CO,
OPEN Every vi SAT Saturday TIL 4:s6 -f SS
CABINET. metal. double door, / shelf;
nolds 20 garments; S15 or best
CAMERA. brsnd.new Leica II1f sum
mia z lens with leather case. CAN
CAMERA, Eastman. mod. Is: S-mm.
movie protector, Da-Lite screen,
SD PASS Seth aap pl. s1 n'a. Emerson %assa
CAMERA S2fCA stroblite fash. wilcox.
$500 volts, wetpack, l00-watt sec
onds, with charger and spare bat
CAMERA GAMER .g s5mm. c Confess new, with
range finder, light meter, case; 1925.
CAMERA-Eastman model 25, S nm.
movie. protector. daylight screen,
splicer. titler and exposure meter;
$50. EN-. 3-9340, 2435 39th pl NV.
CAMERA. perfex 50, 35-mm;; coupled
CAMERA. Speed Graphic. 4x5. with
accessories; price, S125. IA. 7-341S.
CAMERAS? Price. quality. guarantee
ser you can't beat. SRENNER.
C az s ayi aT Howell Ell twin WHIT tarrs.
best offer; cost new. $3.50. JE. 2-5700
CAMERA, Letca III-F, with f1.5 Sum-
mart lens, n new condition; orig.
TENDTER'G ola n ct nv
CAMERA, 31.x4H Graphiex super D.
In new condition; sold orig. for
$246.75; will sacrifice at $110.
TEMPLES, ,s 91S D St nv y r....r
Tues. At TENDLER's. sls D St. NV,
CAMERA-Leica III I and WA, IF,
sale nIoG$ SLIGO worth for $3.50. RA
Camille JARS. pts. and ats,, about
40 doz.: SOC . dozen. JE. 3-a9O1.
CEDAR LINING, aromatic lumber tor
4-G234. RUcKER LUMBER.
CHAIR, club. custom made. gold color,
down cushion and back, rubber
s srms, 8 r mos, !. OLD; $50. The West
C ihsfiss E ia1se s-c China Coronado,
price; SIN. cleo. vac. RE. 7-1400,
Ext: 700, 10-4 pm, sun, Mon;
CHAIR, large gray barrel, good con-
dition; $50. Call Ia. 1896.
CHAIR, dark green plastic, never
used; cost .S240; sell. $500. Phone
RIA. $500 Monday.
CHAIR, Victorian. brand-new: fac
tory Grated; tufted red velvet seat;
carved mahog. back; no arms; re-
tails, SLIP; will accept highest ofier
CHAIR, large. solid oak comb. desk
and bookcase; large dresser; studio
couch: $40 co. or $35 for lot. EN-.
CHASE LOUNGE, new, red, whit.
excel. cond.. $25. HA. 2-s461.
CHIFFONIER, maple child's.
drawers on left. hanging space on
right; good condition.; S22. IA.
CHINx-Rosenthal, new; large coffee
pot. large teapot, creamer and
sugar, beautiful, $40; same pat
tern. cups and saucers. 8 plates.
S24; johnson Brothers English din
Iler service for Is, % cups and
saucers, 1877 pieces, perfect, 500.
RA. 3-2102.
CHINA white. imported cups and
ent1A0rW Vlofaa AfN sfnp hand wrmtNt-
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I,IIMRER

lumber for miscellane-
Gus. trellises. lattice work and to.
mato stakes ut lie Q linear IT. This
is cash and carry. We also have
O. ige. assortment Of hardwoods,
birch, maple walnut. mahog,. gum.
sale. Ask about our MAGAZINE sale
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ROOFING
DIT TCC

RUGS, ORIENTAL
from fine private home. AID. 4-0137.
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the blond actress when told
that In France the legal pre-
liminaries to marriage normally
take several days, If not weeks.
what shall we do? Marie
asked her ex-husband- fiance.
wait and see i" he replied.
THAT'S all we can do right now"
Before leaving America, Ma
rie and Karl told reporters they
had suddenly decided to re-
marry the other night while
riding a taxicab. They repeated
this story here today.
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Actress and Ex -Husband
Baked in Paris Wedding
BY the Assoeiosed Press

PARIS, Dec. 4.-Movie Star
Marie (the Body Mcdonald and
Harrison Karl, a West Coast
shoe store magnate. discovered
today it is a lot harder to get
married in Paris than divorced
in Las Vegas.
The couple, divorced just IL
days ago In Nevada, arrived by
plane this morning with ro-
mantle plans for immediate re-
marriage in Paris. a swift Sec
ond honeymoon in Spain, then
a return to the United States.
They overlooked French legal
barriers. A real marriage in
Paris is not quite like in the
movies.
"Is that possible?" exclaimed
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Cleveland PROBING
Stun Fire That Killed
5 Small Children
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND. Dec. 4. - Fire
flashed through the third floor
OF an Did and crowded East Side
tenement house today and killed
five small children In their beds.
The death toll prompted
Mayor Anthony j. Celehrezze to
demand a complete report. pro-
mise stricter tenement house in
spection and urge speed-up Of
the city's slum clearance pro-
gram.
The victims were Janice John
son, 6: her brother. Frank. 5. and
her sister, Estella. 2, children Of
Mrs. Ruth Johnson. "a; and
James Duvall. 4, and his sister,
Vicki, 2, first cousins Of the john
son children.
Flames Bar Rescue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Duvall,
parents OF James and Vicki. were
In a basement suite Of the two
and-a-half STORY frame tenement
when the fire was discovered
about 2::30 am. Flames and
smoke drove them back when
they tried to reach the third floor
MIR. Duvall by an outside stair
way and his wife on the inside
steps. .....".
An arson squad investigator
said I'VE have tentatively decided
the fire was due to defective wir-
Ing" and Building Commissioner
William D. Guion began a per-
sonal investigation after a fire
battalion chief reported to him
that the tenement owner had nc
city license to operate the room
Ing house.
Area Due to Be Rebuilt.
The 5O-year-old house, which
the owner, Mrs. Laura Gillum
said she bought for $4,000 seven
years ago, was occupied by at
least 26 persons, police said. II
was In a Negro neighborhood
which the city has designated as
the first Of four slum areas to be
rebuilt under a redevelopment
program.
Mrs. johnson who Is separated
from her husband, and Mrs
Duvall are sisters. They moved
their families only a month age
to the house where today's ira.
gedy occurred. -.....
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Sale 10 Aid Historic
81. Ignatius Church

A sale Of furniture, clothing
and other contributed articles
for the benefit of historic st.
Ignatius Catholic Church, st.
Innegoes, Md, will be held to-
morrow and Saturday at the
Community : Hall, Lexington
Park, Md.
The Society for the Preserva-
ton Of st. Ignatius Church is
sponsor Of the event. Mrs. A.
v. Cherbonnier. president of the
society, will be in charge OF
the sale. It will be held from 10
am. to z pm. tomorrow, and
from 8 am. to pm. Saturday.
Assisting Mrs. Cherbonnier will
be Mrs. L. L. Cobb, vice presi-
dent. and other society members.
st. Ignatius Church, q lineal
descendant of st. Mary's Cath
Ole Chapel, built at nearby st.
Marys City, Md, in 1884. is one
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Glasgow Lossie,
Only 10 Days Old,
Has AHHer Teeth
BY the Associoted Press

GLASGOW. Scotland, Sept. Is.
-Georgina McMasters, just 10
days old today. has a full set of
teeth.
When she was born the teeth
could be seen shining through
the skin Of the gums. Now they
have broken through.
Said DR.. Stuart Laidlaw, city
medical officer: Similar things
have been reported before, but
I have never seen a baby born
with its teeth present and I've
seen a lot of new babies"
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Greek Youth to Cruise

The Greek Orthodox Youth of
America Chapters of SITS. Con-
stantine and Helen and st.
Sophia will hold a moonlight
cruise at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
aboard the S. S. Mount Vernon.
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Of the oldest Catholic churches
in the Nation. The present
church was completed in 1888
and Is the third to stand on
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that site.
The society, since 1851, has
done much to restore and pre-
serve the historic landmark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-16

Mother-You are a bad, bad
boy to cut your hair! I can't
bear to look at you! Where has
my good little boy gone?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-16
Points for Parents By Esy,h Thone. we'se.

Mother-Cutting your hair
was q bad thing to do. See, it
doesn't look nice. Only BARRIERS
know how to cut hair right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-16

A pretty setting for your favorite
plants! Choose this sturdy plant
stand in white or pomeiian green.
It has deep waterproof cups to hold
your greenery. Give it as a gift, sure
to please!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-16
THE HECHT CO.
PARKineton, Arlington

Woshinston's Only Gorden Supermorket
Open Today. Thursday, 1880 to $50 P.M.
Open Friday, 1880 to $50 PM.
Open Saturday, SundayN 10 AN. to s PM.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-08
Give Surprise
Birthday Party

Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Jackson,
6i7 w. Central Az. gave SUR
prise birthday dinner In honor OF
their sister-in-law, Mrs. Pearl f,
Smith. Mrs, Smith and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Clarice Wilson are leav-
ing soon to make their home in
Berkeley, Calf.
Mrs. Smith received many gifts
from her relatives. friends and the
st. Paul Gospel Choral Union of
which she is an officer.
Guests from Minneapolis were
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Boone and
family. 3. Carr. Dayton Loud and
family, Mrs. Anna Moody. Mrs.
Bertha Chisholm. Mrs. bessie
Moore. and Rev. Benjamin Cas-
sius. From st. Paul the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Cassell,
Mines, Ella Golden, Ivy Bell and
daughter, Clara Smith, Nellie
Burns also Miss Dolores Jackson
and Mr.. Harry Ballard.
Sunday evening. Mrs. Louis
Boone and Rev. Benjamin Cassius
sponsored a dedicatorisl service at
the Pilgrim Rest church honoring
Mrs. Pearl Smith and Mother Tdel-
la White. A love token was pre-
sented to both honorees
The Royal Jubileers rendered
several numbers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-08
Carolyn Curry Marries
Col. M. johnson

Miss Carolyn Curry, triplet
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
d. Curry. 1886 Fifth Av. s., be-
came the bride of Cpl Mathew
Johnson. personnel management
specialist, Camp Carson, Colorado
Springs, Colo, New Years Day
at high noon,
Rev. NJ. l.. Simmons. pastor of
st. Peters AME church perform
ed the ceremony Miss Carlotta
Curry, triplet sister OF the bride
was maid of honor and sic Ger
aid f. Hanks of Colorado Springs
was best man.
The immediate family, relatives
and close friends witnessed the
ceremony. A reception was held
in the evening. Out-of-town
guests were Mr. Clarence Banks
and Mrs. Cordelia Broudeaux of
Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson are hon
eymooning in Independence, Kan
sas at the home Of the groom.
The newlyweds received many
beautiful and useful gifts from rel
atives and friends.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-08

bands were their guests. A buffet
supper was served and members
and guests watched the old year
out and the New Year in. Mem
bers and their husbands are:
Mines. George Brooks; Basil
peake, James Oliver. Thomas
Hargraves, John Banks Jr.. A. J.
Lewis, Walter Mcfarland. Albert
Mcfarland, Jimmy Lee. William
Small and Mines. Leila Boyd and
Irene Jaokman.
Come For Tournament; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Kean OF Tennessee
State University at Nashville.
Tenn, their daughter. Carol and
Mr.. Kcan's sister. Mrs. A. Boone
OF Ky. came TO st. Paul to at
tend the first Annual st. Paul
Basketball Invitational meet.
They stopped at the Hotel 81.
Paul while in the city.
Guests OF Sister: Mrs. Lacey
Dixon OF Detroit and Mr.. Alex
ander Giiliard OF Flint. Mich, have
been the guests OF their brother
in-iaw and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Hopkins, sic Igiehart
Av.