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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-01-30
nAPE To Hold
Chicago Memorial
For Late President

CH1CAGO-At 3 pm. on Jan
uary 81, the Chicago branch of the
National Alliance of Postal En-
ployees will hold a city-wide me-
mortal service for the late Ashby
B. Carter, former president of the
NAPE, who died here last October
20.
Leon J. Hillman, president of
the Chicago branch, and James J.
S. Keyes, secretary, will preside
over the ceremonies which will
take place at the Prince Hall Ma
sonic Temple, 4227 Cottage Grove
Avenue.
The late President Carter was
also Grand Master of Prince Hall
Masons in Illinois and was the
guiding hand in the program which
resulted in the erection of this
temple for the Illinois consistory.
He was also a president of the
Chicago branch of the NAPE, hav-
ing risen from branch president
to district president and then to
national head of the nations post
men. The Chicago branch is the
second largest branch in the NAPE.
A distinguished list of Chicago
leaders will take part in the me-
mortal, which will also be attended
by NAPE President James B. Cobb
of Washington, D. c., and w. c.
Jason, welfare director Of the AL
lance.
Meanwhile, the presence of sew
eral Alliance members was noted
in Washington, D. c., where
pressure" campaign was put on
Congressman and Senators on Cap
itol Hill by Federal employees in
the postal service. Among t nj
We're:
NJ. R. Wynn, Cha~tel Hall and
t. r. Jackson, ali of Birmingham,
Ala; I'D T Il. Jackson of Mem
d cnn. Mr.. Jackson is re
cording secretary and reporter for
the Birmingham branch of the
NAPE.
While in the capital, the post
men also visited national NAPE
headquarters where they confer
red with President Cobb and were
briefed by the new NAPE chief
tain. Last week, President Cobb
performed similar chore with a
group of NAPE representatives
from Baltimore, Md.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-01-30
Cairo Movie.
CONTINUED. from. PAGE One

Continued, from Pageaone)
NAACP.
Most movie houses in southern
Illinois cities, bordering on the
Ohio river, practice segregation or
discrimination in places of public
accommodation on the basis of race
or color.
The local NAACP was preparing
for court action against the movie
theatre after DR.. S. w. Madison
was refused admission last fall.
A short time afterward DR.. Madi-
son returned to the theatre and
was admitted on a non-segregated
basis. DR.. Madison now is presi-
dent of the Cairo NAACP branch.
Cairo you may recall, was the
scene of biolence in January, 1862,
when the NAACP and parents of
colored children began a campaign
to end segregation in local pub
lie schools. Today Negro pupils
attend formerly all white element
airy, junior and senior high schools.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-01-30
|ca meroons' !. Y
| Role Is Fixed !.
| By Farley
Southern Area To Be
Separate Unit But
Within Proposed
Nigerian Federation

COS. NIGERIA, Jan. 81
fSpecia)-The Nigerian constitu-
+ional conference agreed today that
the Southern Cameroons trust ter
ritory should become a separate
unit within the contemplated fed
Grafton of Nigeria.
Oliver Lyttleton, British Colonial
Secretary, who is presiding over
the conference, presented series
of proposals that he had formulated
last night in consultation with the
delegates from the British Cam
eroons trust territory under the
United Nations.
The conference endorsed these
proposals, the most important of
which were:
That the Northern Cameroons
would remain a part of the North
ern region of Nigeria.
That the Southern Cameroons
would cease to be part of the east
ern region of Nigeria but would be
included in the contemplated fed
GRAFTON as quasifederal terri
tory"
That the Federal Government
would accept contingent liability to
assist the Southern cameroons fl
nancially in the event of deficits.
Mr.. Lyttleton's proposals went
far to meet the demands of DR.
E. M. Endeley, whose Kamerur
National Congress swept the polls
at last months general elections
in the Southern Cameroons.
DR.. Endeley wanted the Southern
Cameroons to become a fully self
governing region, but a difficulty
has been that the Southern Cam
eroons probably cannot pay its
way.
Mr.. Lyttelton's compromise pro
posals provide for Federal Subsi-
dies, if needed, and for a measure
of outside supervision.
The Southern Cameroons will
have its own Legislative Assembly
and Executive Council, but a Brit
| ish Commissioner of the Cam
eroons, his deputy, a financial of
ficer and legal officer will sit in
the council and in the assembly
Assent of the Governor General of
Nigeria to legislation will be nee
essary.
The Southern Cameroons will be
represented in the Federal Legis-
lature by six members and there
will be one minister from the Sou
thern Cameroons in the Federal
! Council of Ministers.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-01-30

when many unoccupied seats are
easily available.
8. The press and radio still show
an unfriendly attitude toward Ne
groes by giving detailed front
page publicity to those activities
in which the Negro has not been
at his best and by minimizing or
ignoring those instances in which
the Negro has put his best foot
forward.
10. The teachers and children of
Mitchell Memorial School are still
required to use the out-moded and
unsanitary outdoor toilets because
sewer system has not been in
stalled to permit use of the recent
ly installed indoor toilets.
II. The curriculum, facilities
and salaries of the teachers in the
city and county school systems are
inadequate.
II. Some incompetent Negro
teachers have been hired and re-
tanned as a result of the influence
Of people in high places even
though the teachers did not meet
the full approval of the school Of
ficials.
Is. Fearful of losing a job, many
Negro teachers who attempt daily
to teach children to be good cit
liens, do not have the courage
themselves to pay poll tax, register
and vote. Many of them appear to
feel that they do not have the priv
ilege of freedom of thought,
speech, action, petition and protest.
IA. The opinion of the Negro is
almost never asked or considered
when problems affecting the COM
munity as whole are studied.
Is. Many Negro residential areas
are without adequate streets, street
lights and sewer systems.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-01-30

PAY YOUR POLL TAX
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that Negroes were not wanted as
employees in these plants. ~
s. There, are no Negroes on the
police force to patrol at least Me-
gro residential and business areas,
as a result of which, it has been
reported that Negro minors have
been held in Jail over night on sus-
picion or for minor attractions of
the law and both youth and adults
have been handled in an unfriendly
manner even though they were not
violating any law.
Z. Negroes are not yet accepted
as members of the planning COM
mittees for the various fund rails
ing drives thereby resulting in I'M
necessary duplication of effort and
spreading of misinformation.
8. Negroes frequently are re-
CURED to stand up on city buses
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-01-30
Columbus,
Continued from Page One

cilities open to Negroes.
z. Stores and other business
places continue to insult Negroes
by addressing them as aunt, uncle,
preacher, boy and girl and by send
Ing them letters, cards and state
ments without using any courtesy
title.
3. Negroes are not selected for
jury duty.
d. Negroes have never been per-
mitted to use the city auditorium
for public affairs.
8. Recent labor surveys, for en-
ployees to fill positions and jobs
in new plants soon to begin opera
ton in the county, have indicated
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ing and Mrs. B. w. Coates.

ing ana MIS-. b. w. coates.
The East Mississippi Baptist
Convention owns the Seminary
Building and has Board of trus-
tees of Is members which has
charge of the property. The Hold
ing board of the Seminary Center
only uses the building. The Hold
ing Board elected five Negro min
listers and four white ministers to
serve on the faculty. The Negro
faculty members are the Rever-
ends B. w. Coates, E. G. Dickey,
Y. W. Douglas, J. E. King, and
Z. L. Tins. The white members
are DR.. Lavone Moore, the Rev
erends T. l.. Prefer, Jack South
erland, and A. Estus Mason.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-01-30
Humphreys.

Department of Justice.
However, Negro leaders here are
giving high praise to Sheriff Shell
ton for the manner in which he
has handled the problem and say
that he has treated everybody nice
all the way through the effort of
Negro citizens of the county to
pay their poll tax and obtain the
right to vote.
PAY YOUR POLL TAX
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sible sensational testimony at the
trial there was persistent rumors
in we'll informed circles that there
may not be a trial in the case at
all as there were signs that the
couple might reach a reconciliation
even before the new trial date ar
rives,
Evening star., 1954-09-16
siTUATloNs--ooMEsTlc

MOTHER. will care for
children, in licensed home. pick up
anp delivery service. DE. 2-26?s.
CoLoRED WOMAN wishes lob as
gghfw. or cook, ISo Good with children.
GIRL, col coiored, red wants days work;
housecleaning,. child care. depend
CoLORED LADY desires cooking,
general housework; references. NO.
GIRL. colored. wishes days work.
7MOnddsy wsd,nesdaiy ,S Ti sIsan!nS q
CoIoRED1 WOMAN 20; wishes hes JOB Oa; as
maid. general housework; references
HO: 2-7399 after 3 pm.
GIRL. colored, experienced, desires
child care, light housework; Sc,
area, B days wk. Call 10. 2-752S.
COLORED GIRL with references
wants ants sgsds general housework; live out
WOMAN. settled. colored. wants work
in small employed family: 8 days days
disposition, likes children; refs. D. c.
one DAYS WORK. house cleaning,
Saturday. Call after 4. Ii. 7-0632.
CoLoRED WOMAN desires work for
Saturday. TU. 2-7039. call after
COLORED WOMAN wants psrt-time
or full-time ONCE cleaning. or g.h.w.
MATTE BOTTOM, AID. 4-6S76.
RELIABLE WOMAN wants days wk.
Phone AD. 4-SS29
COLORED GIRL wants days work.
Ii, 4-7O15. II"
CoLoRED GIRL desires light house
work, child care, 5 days week; no
heavy laundry HU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-09-16
sITuATioNs-woMEN

BoOKKEEPER, STENOGRAPHER; Ex-
perienced. Prefer Southeast or Prince
Georges COUNTY area. 10. S-9319.
LK.-TYPIsT. figures, white, respon-
POSITION, 5 days, JU. 9-4117.
references. Ho. 2-4444. -
NURSE, practical, desires case;
rfscT aay F. SuRsr SiSRs rA sxee gsoas eo patient
cheerful. desires work, Live in. No
heavy lifting or work. Apply Box
sEcRETARY, desires position in no ia
pan; Please call Jo., s-s01O. lie
sPEED PCnds,d IYPisT. 2 or or 3 days week:
office detail. Box 315-Y. Star
EXPERIENCED DAY CARE for sew
eral children under g. Franklin
REsFoNsiBLE Ps1k Sa kE BTsINfss 9lSfa1; wd5SAN 5sI
except Thurs. and Fri: hrs. Z to II
pm; also, / full day Wed. or Sun.
YOUNG 90 i'-A, W16oW. SOW colored, aH desires
permanent position. store or hotel
fieTk' fime bay TH s5tt7las a7sss etc. full or part
GIRL, colored, desires Job baby
3-3tSS.
GIRL, colored, desires job In tourist
home or room. house; reliable, exper.,
refs. 2-6 or 6-8 pm, LII. 6-2366.
YOUNG LADY. colored. desires part
time work; exper. govt. clerk-typist.
10. 1-0S03
COLORED GIRL wants part-time
typing clerical work after pm
Ii T-039q. -l7
COLORED GIRL urgently needs work
Call LU. 2-5755. 10"
Evening star., 1954-09-16
INSTRUCTION COURSES

SPECIAL COACHING in mathematics
and for Census and other exams:
A special So course. for Census and
cfVkL e!fFk esfRv sERv1cE PREP Easo seaooI
1913 4tb st. NV, AID. 2-955S.
REWEAVING correspondence course,
$50 80. Learn and earn at home,
- fpaTe tine 70 S-4314 -. Ia, lgi
weekly. TEMPLE SCHL.. MA. S-463O
SrENOTYPE MACHINE SHORTHAND
10000 words per min: Free steno-
type machine. TEMPLE SCHOOL,
" S-3o5S.
GOVERNMENT needs today TYPIsTs.
stenoaraphers. beg. and rev. courses;
SO yrs eXpr. Enroll today. BOYD
SCHOOL. cor 18th and G sts. (NA.
NEW CLASSES NOW STARTING. In
auire MA. s-2340. Typing, short
acct. est. 3s yrs, BOYD SCHOOL
ACCORDION AND PIANO. Pvt. teach
er. children, adults: indiy; atten,, :;
accordions loaned. RA. 6-6SS2. 10
ARL. PIANO STUDENTS =. Albert
servatory is now acceoting begin
ners and advanced students for per.
sonal instructions in piano and
theory. ia. S-3305. 20
PIX RECEIPT. SCHOOL-Bond, Bldg.
no handicap, No. $40 $50 agene;
Phone HU. 3-3S24: ST. 3-727s. .
AMERICAN PIX RECEIPT. school, Al
Job placement service, 1919 F NV
MA. S-4l42 DE. 2-5973.
Evening star., 1954-09-16
WOMEN WANTED

Part-time morning work. to 10
am for educational survey. Salary
plus generous bonus. Apply between
9-l2 on Friday, September II at
1890 G. St NV -1f
Evening star., 1954-09-16
SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE

Young lady to provide counsel and
advice to our policy holders; full
training provided; career opportun-
ity; Single. age 21-27 with some
college. or eauiyalent business ex;
With the public. Call Mrs. Osborne,
DU. 7-5100, between am. and
1 pm. lie
SHOE SALESLADY, experienced; ex-
cellent salary, plus: for Washington
and suburban stores. Apply MR..
JAcKLING. 1927 Good Hope rd; Sc,
SODA GIRL. colored, must have
experience; evening work; good pay.
312E Nichols ave. Sc.
GTENOGRAPHER, patent law office;
must be be rapid. accurate. typlst;
per. and ability. $50 Warner Bldg,
sTENoGRAPHER, experience prefer
able but not necessary; in patent
work; must be better than average.
sTENoGRAPHER for long-established
fHHaas' aeiahts area. io'AiS Knowledge Of snort
hand essential also experience with
INSURANCE Prefer married woman vnnai.lod1 IN
Including ir-conditioned office. Com
panv benefits: 5-day. 40-hr. week.
Salary from 500 upwards depend
ing on appncantS aDllltY ana ex-
nerience Applicant should apply in
writing giving all details as TO quail
fcations and experiences TO P. o.
Box 5555. Frienship Station. Wash
ington. D. C. Qualified applicants
will then be notified to appear. for
personal interview. IL
STEN0GRAPHER-Speed not essen
tial: 35-hr. wk., small office. pleas
ant working conditions. WALTER
A. BROWN, 10lS Vermont ave. NV.
MA S-165g
kTFNOGRAPHER- insurance
of1ce; 5-day week; $50 per month.
state age and experience; pleasant
working condition Box 5-A, Star.
STEN0GRAPHER- telephone
manner and ability to meet public.
Inquire to Catering of5ce.
Evening star., 1954-09-16
REpAIRs AND SERVICE tcons. }

and new sanded. I'M
tshed. Resilient and linoleum fioors
installed By. experts. FREE estimates.
LONG a. LONG. RA. 3-3924. 10. E
and old floors sanded
and finished; new floors furn. and
ber bs'aled e n noua ana nssDsd aspht sns MsTE5 Ts5
hiitA s.si1a. tAs ewes. o 70 s.sos4. ~: as sA
FURNACES. heaters. ranges repaired,
cleaned; parts; lowest prices ACME
cENRRA sI3Yh i0a9 S1h RA ssaSa
alterations. repairs, painting and
cement work: free estimates. UN,
GENRsa fslst and CoSTkAGTdRI s1SaSsA ssdI5 snes,..
ling In all types Of remodeling.
dc Baths. recr ' rms. etc: as Special i. srehi.
STATE ri S-e67s ia
GENERAL REPAIR-Painting. paper
ing. plastering carpentry and screen
PAINT, GEN. REP. PAPER HANG
ING; reliable white mech; prompt
serv. MR.. RIDENoUR, DI. 7-3593
PAINTING, PAPERING; 90 yrs ex.
per-: Al work. personal service. sat
isfaction guar. any time. ia. 9-G:.96
PAINTlNG-First-c work, interior
exterior; guaranteed; white me-
chanics. Cali any time. HE. 4-2a0s
PAINTING, EXTERIOR. frst-eias.
work, materials; do owr work:
brothers; wnlte; refs. JA. 2-1731
PAINTING, papering. carpentry ane
general repairs. Call LAWRENCE
RA. 6-97O3, Ii. 6-S10O.
PAINTING. PAPERING. waterproof.
ing, at and ext, FILA loans avail.
for est. JU. 9-4771. JU. 5-4219
PAINTING. int. and ext; free est.
PAINTING. S IN int. ~ ext ext; euRny Kemtonins
white vet. XII. s.ss54. Or WA. 7.sois
PAINTING interior. exterior. roo,
coating; white; do own work, Ii. g.
PAINTING. papering, plasterins. Ere,
est. Any size Job. White mechanics
20 yrs. exper. HUFF. ia. 5-2950
PAINTING, interior. exterior. gen. re.
tim time ,,t to vet. get your work gone o6 5sa
PAINTING - Interior decorating
work done at once; 80 yrs. exper
Call ANYTIME. RE. 7-774S. -21
PAPERlNG-Free estimates: reason.
able prices. Call MR.. FOER, IA
9-a942 after 4 pm. -21
PAPER HANGING, 50 per room up
1854 Sunfast washable paper; worl
guar. RA. 3-7393 or JU 9-76Os.
Evening star., 1954-09-16

REPAIRS, old and new
work, large and small Jobs; Reas.
Evening star., 1954-09-16
SITUATIONS MEN tcont. J

YOUNG MAN desires painting Of
apartments and houses. Reas. price.
Call HU. 3-571S. 20s
%, typist, desires salaried
part-time work. bet IL and q p.m.:
will consider any type. Call IA.
COLORED MAN desires restaurant
work: day or night HU. 3-339O.
COLORED MAN with oil burner and
maintenance experience, desires job.
Ii. 3-1T96, -I7
Evening star., 1954-09-16
HELP-WoMEN Cont }

sALEsLADIES, exper.. IL ANS pm
WEST END 5 AND 10 CENT STORE.
1892 Penna. ave. NV. NO phones.
sALEsLADY. exper; only: LADIES
Apply in person, 3541 Ennalls ave,
Please do not phone. -lo
SALESLADY, for sportswear, lingerie
and accessories. Exper. pref: good
selafy and hours. Apply to
pm. CARLTON CASUALS, 139
sALEsIADY. experienced. full or part
time, for ladies wear and acces-
sories. Apply ALMA SHOP. 3l66|
Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va, ia. 7-S3IS.
III
sALEsLADIEs. exper. sportswear;
part time Apply Mrs. Nelson, 2nd
f., KNICKERBOCKER FASHIONS,
1928 F st. NV.
SALESLADY- TEACHER, to
work in our sewing center at Mime
sofa ave. ne. You will be paid q
base salary plus group and personal
commission. This is a 5-day. 40-hour
week job, with paid vacation and
many other company benefits. Apply
in person only to Mr.. Leacock at
SINGER SEWING CENTER, 3919
Minnesota ave. ne. -l9
Evening star., 1954-09-16

We Have All Other sizes
Tanglewood dr.. Bladensburg, Nd.
Evening star., 1954-09-16

llEMS FhOM HUNDREDS OF
WRECKING JOBS AT BARGAIN
Come in and Browse Around
GENERAL WREcKING CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-6177
CALCULATOR, Monroe, heavy-duty.
subtracts; guaranteed condition;
S29.3o. UNITED, sl3 14th, RE.
7-1117. LIZ
CAMERA. contax, Is lens (new,;
low price. Other equipment avail
able. IA. T-Sl3S. -l7
CARPETING-UP TO 3oes OFF Il
All brands All colorsl ANY size! Il
AL guaranteed Call HU. 3-s9o0.
CASH REGISTER. National, electric;
chrome piated, Mode. Sic; like lew.
CHAIRS late Victorian. pr, new, red
velvet upholstery. $65: 7-cu. 1T.
Westinghouse refgr.. S15; perfect
=, condition: Edgewater 9-5124. IT
CLARINET metal B-fiat, JU. 6-53s5.
CLARINET with, music. stand and
CoMMUNICATIONS RECEIVER. with
En- band; excel. cond;; .Hallicrafter
DAIRY BOXES, both open s. s., also
reach-in type; new and used; excel
cond.; selling out cheap; remaining
In service business only PRICE
REFGR. CO., 340O Ga. ave-, Tu
DAVENPORT vGsH' chair, kroehl.r. se5:
cycle. 20 in. $s; sun lamp, $50:
DEEP FREEZE. Gu. #. upright.
perfect cond;. ~, yrs. old, Will sac.
ni.aHoNDsIeaSs iaass p Ct. $780, S sdss sts s3o sts
$3.50: mans ga cts. $50: lady'ss
ia cts, S425. LIVINGSTON JEW
ELERs. 1928 H st. NV. NE. s-526s.
DINETTE SETS, orig. $50; SPECIAL,
$3.50! 5-pc. chrome or wrought
iron; new only! Call HU. 3-s900
DIN. RM. SUITE. new 7-pc. mahog. ::
used 3 times, excel. cond, cost over
$500, will saeritice,. JE. 2:ll09;
equipment, for complete small petro-
Ap. s-iaes. Mr.. BROCK. -is is'
DRYER, Kenmore, cleo, 220 volts;
perfect cond.: ha price. OIL. 2-3176.
ELECTRoLux vacuum cleaner, / VI.
old, automatic cord winder and
ENIcsiYeSIIorEbIA Isi World H's sooR; S
reas. Also 36-yolume set of the
New Funk g. Wasnalls Encyclo-
pedias new. ST. 3-3ss7. MR..
FfkEPPIAcE sET-Heavy sturdy and
irons; freset and screen: reasonable.
Evening star., 1954-09-16
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
lconfInued.l
RENTAL, MANAGERS

4bA-AN - 49, @sAA - . ~ - - W.
For 450-unit ,garden-type apartments,
vicinity Good Hope rd: and Alabama
ave. s.e.: married couple or > women:
must have car: salary plus. a
3-bedroom apartment adjoining
rental ONCE. Fully rented. with
established renting and tenant
relation policies: no responsibilities
for rent collection or maintenance
Reply by letter. stating oualifica-
tions. size Of family and telephone
number for appoint. for interview
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC. 1901
Tunlaw I'd. NV.
TYPIST, college graduate, with physl-
cal sciences background and 1BM-
PSM experience preferred. Work for
research organization in Bethesda.
Write fully to P.o. Box 696S. Pc
thesda. Md.
man, draft ex-
exempt. or young woman, lS to IS,
with IBM experience, for perma-
nent position, in our home Office;
5-day. 37R-hour week, vacation
and sick leave. non-profit cafeteria
Apply Personnel, 3rd f.. S16 14th
st. NV. -17
EXTRA CASH - Sell Christmas and
everyday cards: also Christmas i'm
prints, stationery. napkins and nov
elites. Samples on approval. Write
or call MASTERCRAFT, sol 10th
ST: NV. Wash.o !, D. c.. Dept. S
DI T-O90S
Evening star., 1954-09-16
Stone, FlagStOne, Cement
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

beaut. imported light
weight Rosatti, nearly new: Sl95.
ACCORDION, cellini, 1o0-bass. brand
new. factory guaranteed, complete
with case. Was, S32O: special S145.
MILLER's. 1855. Old Georgetown rd..
ADDING MACHINE, Victor, counter
model: fine condition; $3.50 takes
1t. UNITED, S13 14th. RE. 7-1177
ADDING MACHINES. new and used
$50 and UP. Guaranteed. CEN
TRIAL. 2n19 l4th st; NV. -27
used. GE. Reduced to cost. "a h.p;.
ALFRED scoTT & & CO. DU. 7-oe4S.
ANTIQUEs--Rare Victoria sofa, fam
lily heirloom from New Orleans. Also
French love seat and other pieces.
Spring Valley home. EN-. 2-10S0.
is
ANTIQUES-RIGHT WAY MOVERS
have Just received $4,000 worth Of
bric-a-brac and glassware. !Bava-
varian, DELPHI. etc. Some collectors
items). To be sold on basis Of
approx. u wholesale value. Sale
starts q am, Sun, Sept. 10, 1854.
RIGHT WAY MOVERS
732 9TH St. NV. 10. 2-3330
BAGGAGE AND CLOTHING from
washington Terminal, 1915 New
York ave till q M ST 3-S546
Evening star., 1954-09-16
STEEL

We have a large stock of steel
beams and angle irons in all
sizes.
WE WILL CUT TO SIZE
ACE WRECKING co.
D: G: YARD, LU. 4-05o0
Evening star., 1954-09-16

PLAsTERTNG, REPAIRs. old and new
work, large and small jobs. Reas.
White mech. Work guar. JU. 9-4l5 "a.
PLAsTERING, sheet rock, tapping,
finishing; general repair. WE.
PIAsTGRING, cement. wall scrapins.
Free estimates. Ii. 4-7439: Ii; z
AND HEAT1NG-Bath-
rooms, gas boilers. hot-water heaters
Installed; 36 mos: to pay. Free es-
ROOFING. all types; cutters. spouts
THOMAS. WA. 7-7352.
SANDERS, floor. belt. oscilating: wall
paper steamers, floor buffers. paint
sprayers, chain saws. Dupont paints.
sPred set Satin; wa: FOLK SJs MooF Lo S1gs suR-
sTONEwoRK. nagstone terraces.
walks, brick or block retaining walls,
chimneys, fireplaces. all kinds Of
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Stone, Flagstone, Cement
flower boxes. steps. walks. drives,
porches. lily ponds. fireplaces, ETC.:
24-hr. service. For free estimate
call JERRY. LU. 1-4756.
TV REPAIRS-Free estimates, day or
night service: reas. rates; all work,
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MD, VA. ia. 9-7a92.
UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRS
SmaA or large. Call LA. 6-3646
after pm. or Redwood 6-63l3
10
WATERPROOFING - Guaranteed
Easements a speciality. brick point
ing, caulking, transparent coatings,
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