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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09
New Column On
Economics BY Leroy
YOUNG TO BEGIN

Economics IN a frightening word
To many ordinary everyday citi-
zens, but II affects the life Of
everyone OF US says 10 Roy
Young, who will conduct regular
column In this paper
Mr. Young writes on the subject
In everyday language no that the
average newspaper reader will
understand the economics which
havc n bearing on what W. earn.
spend and save.
A brief biographical sketch Of
Mr.. Young, who In a clerk in tho
Minneapolis Federal Reserve bank
will appear next week.
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ANNs~~ hA~@a H@8N -
Galloway, Miles l.. Hewiin, Cheat
w. Oliver, Samuel johnson, post
hum0usiy. received by his wife.
Mrs. Samuel Johnson, David
Scott. William l., Collins, Lionel
Allen. Hector p. VaAsar. Roy
Green Of Seattle. Wash, Charles
n Mathis, also Of Seattle. Mr..
VaAsar's award was accepted for
him by his sister, Mrs. Alice NJ
Harding.
Past presidents Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary were also presented
with awards for their outstanding
service TO the Union. They were
Mrs. Roy Green, Seattle. Wash, /.
Mrs. Richard u. Moss. the Mines
Lionel Allen. Eloma Brown and
the present auxiliary head. Mrs
Glen G. Beck. who has filled the
position for 8 years. intermittent.
ly.
Among eongratulatory mes,
sages expressing regret at not be-
ing able 10 attend the rally were
wires from Senator Hubert H.
Humphrey. Rev. Floyd Massey.
Jr., pastor Of Pilgrim Baptist
church and A, J. Kllday. president
Of the Minneapolis Bartendsra
Union.
Following the program. a
smorgaabord was held by the La.
dies Auxiliary. Chairman Of the
entertainment and recreation com.
mIttse was James E Allen Many
members and friends we're also
guests at the Unions cabaret
dance held at the Electrical Work.
erH hall at 3 p. m.
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merican flag and with their pleas
Addressed 10 the one God.
Father Carly returned 10 the
United States In October, Iot5
and was separated from the
military service at Camp
Piauche, La He remained In
New Orleans where he did grad
uats work In education nj xa-
vicr University until 1919.
Another milestone In Father
Cartys career was his gratifying
experience ms the first male teach
or ut a school for boys At Weber
Township, Baldwin. Mich. lie was
told that these bays. all OF ele-
mentRry school age. were 30 bad
that he would either have 10 ZAP
ply the rod or send them TO
juvenile courts. Father Carly
found, instead. that what the boys
needed were recreational outlets
and understanding Hs organized
the citys boy Scout troop and
saw each Of these boys complete
their grade school work He
found he needed no "rod'--~nor
did he need the aid 81 the court.
Father cartys intensss interest
In the problems Of disturbed
youngsters prompted him 10 make
further study and he did graduate
work ut Wayne University, De-
trolt. Mich. from i9is 10 1860.
Father Carly came 10 50. Paul
on being appointed priest at 81.
Philips Episcopal church on June
10, 1860. Many Of his achieve
mentH since he has been n resident
Of tho Twin Cities are already
widely known.
Father Carly has served the
Fourth District. American Legion
ns chaplain and testimony OF the
Fourth Districts confidence In
his ability was manifested In n
recommendation made at the re-
cent Fourth District conference
that no be elected department
chaplain % the Minnesota Ameri-
can Legion.
An active member of the IT.
Paul Branch OF tho NAACP.
Father Carly has served previous
ly an q member OF Its executive
COMMITTEES, lie was also n vital
force In the recent fights for
FEPC for the city OF 90. Paul and
the Stats of Minnesota. A. chair
man OF the Minnesota Council for
F'EPC. he provided calm and de-
ilberate leadership,
Father Carly II president Of the
Associated Negro Credit Union
and serves an chairman OF tho
Department Of Christian Social
Relations OF the Minnesota Coun-
oil OF Churches. Hs 10 also a
member Of the Bishops Council,
governing body OF the Episcopal
church In Minnesota. For q mum.
her Of years he has also been an
active member OF tho board Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09

directors OF the Halle q Brown
Community house.
ReiEning over the Carly house
hold at as Maokubin st.. 10 his
wife, Sylvia. Mrs, Carly. a ma
tive OF New York city, In a grad
uats OF Hunter College. NYC.
and Pratt Institute, Attractive
and talented. she worked an an
electrical draftaman In New York
during the war. She In the former
Miss Sylvia Arridge. Tho carty'H
were united In marriage In iots In
Louisiana.
Adding scst 10 the family
circle are the thru little Carly
girls, Demise, q, Jaoqneline. 4.
and Ccieste, 3, They WIRE the
busineat Of little sidewalk en-.
Gine~rs" during the recent con.
structioR Of the new edlfice.
All members OF the community.
whether Methodist. Episcopal,
Baptist. Jewish, or whatever. can
Justly he proud OF the new and
modern building that prayer. sac.
rificc. labor and devotion Of an
alive membership and an alert.
sclfless leader built The City Of
st Paul Ia Proud Of Rev DcnKll
A. Carly
Somewhere In the annals OF the
history Of the great state OF Min,
nesota. at least page can be
dedicated 10 this leader OF cour-
age who has climbed upward for
many years, carrying others along
with him.
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Funeral Rites For
Ernest New, Sept. Z

Funeral services for Ernest
New. 212 Fenton 81. were held on
Wednesday. September 7 at 2 p.
M. at the Brooks Funeral Home
Mr.. Now succumbed on Saturday.
September ,.
Surviving Mr., New are his
mother, Mrs Anna Sanders. chill.
dren. Chester. Earl and Ogden
New. Mrs Ernestine Mason and
Mrs. Dclthea Headley OF Omaha.
Nebr.: grandchildren, Earl Jr,
Julia Ann. Teresa and Marcella
New. Herbert and Carols Jene
Mason and other relatives
Burial was In Elmhurst ceme-
terry, Brooks Funeral Home was
in charge OF the service.
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fix Uorship together THE .neek

A. v. Hall with Sidney Williams
at the organ.
Rev. J. w. Junnen and Rev.
Moses Knott Jr.. were commend
ed for their inspiring sermons
given during the absence OF Rev.
Massey. Cards Of thanks from
Julius McNeal for prayers and
kindness during his illness and
from the J. p. Dorsey family on
the passing Of Mr.. Dorseys father
were read.
Among visitors to worship with
us were: Mr.. and Mrs. Derrick
Gooden, Rochester, N. Y: Arvie
Bardwell, Huntington, Tenn;
George Bardwell, Chicago. III;
Mrs. william Sephus, Hannibal.
No: Mrs. Lucy Hubbard, Lincoln.
Nebr.; Evans johnson, st. Hanes
AME church, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
MAYS. ST. Peters AME church, Of
Minneapolis; Mrs. Inez Riggin,
Akron, Ohio; Mrs. Allie Brown,
Meridian, Miss; Mrs. Flora Aus
tin, Lima, Ohio and Mrs. Jessie
Coleman, st. James AME church.
ST. Paul.
The pastor noted that vacation
season is over for all singing
groups, the usher board and aux
iharies. FUN participation by
every member was urged. Unit
leaders were given their unit
lists for the 23rd Fellowship Units
Drive to be held on September
IS.
II was announced that Mrs.
Janabelle M. Taylor has accepted
the position of church treasurer,
vacated by Mrs. Priscilla Kirk
who is leaving the city for Seattle.
Mrs. Doris Shannon has accept
ed the duties of the financial
clerk. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Shan
non were commended for accept
ing these responsibilities. Rev.
Massey praised the devoted SER
vice of Mrs. Kirk as church treas
urer and noted that a testimonial
in her honor win be given on Sun
day, September Is at 5 p. m.
A presentation was made to
Miss Helen NJ. Smith in recogni-
ton of her long years of faithful
service as a Sunday school teacher
by the Youth Council, through
Mrs. Justine Jackson.
At 5 p. m. the Youth Choir
presented a musical program In
Fellowship hall for the benefit OF
their choir gowns. Director OF
this group is Mrs. Ruby Grant
Following Doxology, dedicatory
prayer was given by Trustee b. L.
Morris. Immediately following the
service, the Ordinance Of Com
munion was observed. Musical
numbers were by the Gospel
Chorus, directed by Mrs. O'Delle
Galloway and the Choral Group.
directed by Mrs. Louella Taylor.
Rev. Massey, Rev, Junnell. Dea-
con and Deaconess A. w. Jordan,
Deaconnesses Lydia Brown and
I,ouella Brown attended the Ma
tional Baptist Convention at Mem
phis, Tenn, September 9 through
IL.
On Sunday, September IL. Rev.
Moses Knott Jr., will speak at
the IL a. m. service. At the Mis-
sionary Society service, at 8 p. m.
Mrs, Anita Tucker, staff worker
at the Halle @. Brown will be
guest speaker.
On Sunday. September Is at the
morning worship service, Rev.
Massey will speak on the topic.
"A Woman Called Priscilla
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

Rev Floyd Massey. Jr.. returned
to the pulpit on Sunday. Septem-
Der 4, after a months vacation.
The f.aborer's Task" WAS the
subject OF Rev Massey's sermon.
Morning prayer was offered by
Deacon w. d. Gray. Music was
by the Senior Choir. directed by
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vannOy Martin Remains 70
So. Caroline For Burial

Services for Vannoy Martin.
J0s Carroll Az. were held at the
Brooks Funeral Home on Satur-
day. september ! at II a m.
Mr. Martin died on Wednesday.
August II. after an illness OF over
two years ~. was at Ancker hos.
pttsl.
Surviving Mr. Martin are his
wife. Mrs Comics Martin. chill.
drcn. A u. vannoy Jr,. Susie,
James Allen and Emma Olive
Martin OF st Paul; Mrs, Lucy
Eichelbcrger Of Detroit. Mich,
and Mrs Carrie Mae Dendy Of Or
lando, Fla lie is also survived by
number OF other relatives from
out af town Funeral service and
burial was In LaurcnS, s. c.
brooks Funeral Home was In
charge OF arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09

New discoveries In science Win
continue To create thousand new
frontiers for those who would stu
adventure Herbert Hoover.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of our dear
husband and father, Jack >.
Rainey who passed away Sept 18th
l943.
A silent thought
A secret tear
Keeps his memory ever dear.
Sadly missed by wife, Hazel
Mae and son Jack.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

We wish to thank everyone for
the beautiful wedding gifts we re-
ceived and hope we will be forgiV-
en- for the long delay In thanking
everyone. There was a slight mix
UP In the addresses, therefore we
were delayed in sending out our
thank you notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ray.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
TIRE SALE

One Of the worlds largest recappers
Is Offering you q tremendous value
on q fully retreaded tire, They
look and wear Ike newt 6.0oxl6.
0.7Ox15. 1913, 7.l0x15. 6-5Oxlb.
7.60x15. SITS. Prices apply to
recap your tire on your s own tire tire
tire. ALL SERVICE IRE Co. 1884
Ga. ave. nv. RA. 6-as50. -25
~. USED. ALL SIZES-10 70 "a IN.
screens, consoles and table models
FULFORD's COLONY RADIO. 81
Georgia ave. NV. -2S
Tv. i6~ GE. table model, ell tubes
sood condition. $50. RA. $685..
Ty. 21-in. blond Admiral console
model. Excel. cond.: $50. 403 THE
PARKWAY. Virsinia Hills. Alex.
TSYiPEwRITER. new portables.. Dig
discount. Libertal trade-in allow
ances. CIRCLE. 74I 18th NV. Buy
Where You Get SERVICE"
TYPEM RlTERS. portables. rebuilt:
guar $40 CENTRAL, 2ole 18th
VACUUM cLosEoUT-Really nice.
Electrolux, $3.50: Hoover. $3.50;
new Eureka cannister, all must go.
1912 lee hwy. Arl. IA. 2-4914.
yARITYPER, 20-ineh carriage. auto
metic tusttfer, 2 fonts; s1s5. ia
VENETIAN BLINDS. -sxs4 in. Gus
tom-made. plastic tape. SO. Call
NO. 7-6s55. ewes. after 8; Sat all
WASHER - Bendix Dial matte.
$40; very good condition. Call JE,
WASHER, 1xsHHai THOR AUTOMATIC, 500,
FuLFoRD's COLONY RADIO. 6l1s
wssHnRs GesFEaa ave sNn nv pRrKRs for re- rent;
to purchase. Call ST. $4,000
WASHER, oF urinser type. $50: oE
iT9neT, 119 ,Aoss go; fOld-up bed. 81. SO.
wfSSsHER,. Bendtx oyroma.ic; like
wssHERs nsE ss ASS Ss pRiEks. III ssoGas assd auto
FORD FoRD,s COLONY RSDio. sIis
whsHISG nhsSHgis sSfi Machine. CHI whirlpool So;
eo%RtaiosH eondition MoViH9. sSi6Ras5s Is. 5oeoRs
WASHERS, all makes, types. $S.95
up, most guaranteed, repairs. and
service. FREDERICK'S, 3905 14th
st. NV Ia $4,000.
WASHER, THOR, semiautomatic: re-
Gently overhauled; S45. IA; q
WAFER HEATERS, gas, 30 sal;,' 10
VI. guar, SIS. can install W. H
MCKINNEY PLUMBING CO.. JU.
WATER HEATER, 80 gal, glass
lined, new; sell reas. Ii. 4-4S63;
WHEEL fzfhii CHAIR. Ii iioSldins type. ike
new, S35. 5ti47 9TH St, N. Aging
s!SSe iSn; IHI bEEP p FREEZE. 5000: i8-cu.
IT., dble. compartment; excel. eond'
EN-. 2-5214. -22
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

SILVER PERSIAN KITTENS, pure:
bred, pedi.; adorable: males and
female; home bred; only sl6. HE
poBfRMAN a5BfIaM; p1NsCHER, black and
tan, fne pedigree, IA months old
reasonably priced; Can WE5Gni psssr
COCKER, honey colored, male; Is
mos. old. pedigreed, $50. EN-. 2,
1921, or oil. 2-6397, after 8. ---23
and / female; black with white
stocking feet. EsTELLE NuNL5L5EY'
COLLIE III T-iSsP PTPs. wks. old. male and
female. Axe father, purebred
mother. see both parents. Had
puppy shots, country raised. Sl5-
S25. BR. $4,000 -22
BOXER Pups, Axe reg, Champion
stock. beautiful fawns, Reasonable
caoTRGEous aT fi5ts7' PERSIAN k1ITENs,
sslaes1; creams and whites. "a IA
GERMAN pi; SHEPHERD PUPPIES
AsGARD-ARBAND KENNELS. nr.
Great Fails. Va. PL. e-2222 -22
COCKER PUPPiEs, registered. pedi-
greed Tormed; 3D., female s"oi maie'
OEhMhN SHLTs hOIO, DCduhlA uAAJ
marked, Axe reg. HE. 4-7529;,
MALTESE TOY MALE PUP, a little
powder pnfi. reasonable Axe res
pxfMATiAS xH i7gaS'' PUPPIES, reasonable,
Axe registered, Z wks. AP. 7-S26O,
WA. 1851. -22
DACHsHUND, female pups, 8 weeks.
Marienlust bloodline. S75. OIL; A.
BOSTON TERRIER, male, beauti-
fully marked, reg, Axe, 2 yrs, loves
COCKER PUPPIES, Axe. o wks.: 3
gorgeous blond females. s25 each.
cnTE T T LITTLE DOG, about Q mos.
old male; spayed by vet, free to
best home offered. Call Ii. 1885.
for good home, 2
months old: assorted colors, both
sexes. part Siamese. part Maryland
Mouser, OIL. 6-7S34.
for family pet: nice home: can
only pay nominal fee. JU. 5-9lS1
COLLIE DOG, Axe. q mos, male,
sable, make offer. Call Spruce 81
nIRE. 40
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PARKWOOD KENNELS
BOARDING
ture Pinschers for sale: Axe. sol 5
Branch ave. s.e. RE, 5-b440.
FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL, pruning, toppins
trimming: D. G. and Nd; free
estimstesi SN stesos CAP MR. Clayton ArIf
T0PsOIL. from dairy farm, yer,
rich, s12 for 5-yard load; del
T0PSOH, I'LL dirt. road gravel, blue.
stone. sludge; hauling, sand grading
Mr.. HARTING,, 10 2-S974 al
PEAT MOSS--Large bale Dutch peal
moss; regular S5.40, on sale 81 90
10 bales or more, $3.50 per bale
Telephone orders accepted. WA
sPRkY AzALEAs NOW for ~G rec
spider and lace fly. ROTHs
AzALEA GARDEN, JU. a-94sl.
BLUEGRASS SOD, delivered to your
JOB. You lay II and save, Terms II
desired. GREENWICH FARM NURS.
ERY. LU, 2-4gSO.
land clearing free estimates, Cal
ToPsSn SALE tons. delivered
distant deliyery. RE, 6-6904. ---27
TRACTOR, farm. VIC Allis Chal-
nners; good rubber. cultivator. disc,
planters, = n. mower, plows.
trailer type on rubber; $500 or
will sell separate. OIL. 2-osp3.
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POULTRY. RABBITs. EGGS
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

l74e P ST. NV. THE CHURCH,
. uLs-SRle. rm,, run. water: malc
service: 81 week W. NO, 7-eSSs
5sI7 COLO. AvE.-Attrac, twtn-bed
Yn- also seles.. next bath. shower
Phone. ldry. privils. ia e-ssssss
1900 MASS. AVE. N.w.-cl.an sgie
rms. new furn.. maid service, IS
vk. Up. HO. 2-95s9. -25
1913 10th ST.-Sirgle. 81; 1 large
double: both near bath. co. s.
1855 ieth ST. N.w.-Businesswom-
en-: sgl. and dbl, rms; clean, heaut
furn.: modern baths, NO .7-9l29.
AIR COOLED; refsr., grill. clock ra-
dio, TV, airfoam mattress. 214T +
NV; S6-Sl2. EX. 3-0653. -26
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1745 Que st. NV,
newly decorated single room. nicely
furnished, with running water;
DUPONT CIRCLE, downstairs. walk
ing dist-cool rms. ress. price;
hot plate permitted. 2o14 P st. NV
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, liza
New Hampshire avc.-Newly dec.
rooms. maid serv. Ho. 2-9ss2.
1913 DELAFIELp PL. N.w.-Neat.
small rm.. empl. man. pvt. home
mr.. transR.: S22 mo. ia. 9-oo5s.
DUPONT CIRCLE rms, in bsmt.
of converted town house. all utils.,
pvt entr., share bath with one
other; $50. NO: 7-2ll3. -23
1865 Goth ST. NV, nr. Sheraton
Park Hotel-Rm. next. to bath;
eony. transg;; gnlim. phone Tess'
Mr.. CONN. CATHEDRAL AYES
Bright frt. rm. nr. bath; pvt. home;
S25 mo, Young man. Ho. 2-330S.
1898 QUE ST. N.w.-Tired q . a
iurniturea Soft carpets2 Free
TV in every room9 Doubles, SIS
week; singles, $40 week. Call Du,
,isi issSql fa1RM6Nr ffssc 4 g;T. 81 Nw-1,f s2 Ar
front; clean, quiet, pvt. home;
Conv. transp., shopping. Maid
LaRGE feRyiGe' sST.TFfY r. MsfE MANSION for
exec. or offlcial gentlemen: . beaut.
spac. studio rms; Frigidaire; con-
meet bath; breakfast avail; park
ing facils., maid serY. AID. 1868.
So A DAY per person. 1101 18th NV.
Attrac. sgle., dble. rms. 50 wk up
aSsI sTT1 KAIoR4MA RAMA RD. d NS.ws.Mosinsle
room, 81 Tk. Or Ss5 mo-; maid
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ROOMS EURN.-MD. 8 VA.
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

174O p ST. NV. THE Churchill,
-Lge. room, elec. refgr, grill and
FAM linens furn. NO. T-9s6S.. -21
MT. PLEASANT-For sgle. girl; rm
and open pch.; running water: new
refsr.: $40 incl. utils. so. S-S964
1904 C ST. N.E.-Kitchen. bedrm.
$14.5o per i Wt. IN. 4-Sss1. M24
l43S NEWTON ST. NV. : Nice,
quiet Ink. rm. for lady, &3b mo-;
redecor. NO. 7-4b27 or Tu. q
asiS i4th ST. N.w.-Enslish bsmt.
rn. next bath. cool, eomft.. good
refRr.' $3b mo. AID. AL 635. al
CHILDREN WELCOME, pets al
lowed but no drinkers, Q nice lge.
rms, furn. In q pvt. home with hot
plate and sink. all utils. incl. reas.
rent. close to everything. NV. RA.
6-3S06 or AID. 2-9617. II
AIR COOLED: refgr.. grin. clock ra-
dio. TV. airfoam mattress. 2147 +
NV; S7-S15. EX. 3-6633. -26
DOWNTOWN-S7 week and UP. /.
2 or 3 rooms. we'll equipped. Quiet
couple. child ok. UtilS. incl. 419
9Th SC. s.w, ME. S-5096. -27
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APTs. FURNlsHEp-p.c.

1912 9TH ST. Unusually clean
attrac. furn iiv. rm, dinette. kit,
bath: ! bedrm. avail. AUG. |. or 2
bedrms. avail July 80: In Aunt
apt bldg; accept children. RA
9 BEDRMs,. liv rm. din. rm.. all
porch sIE0 mo Ii. 7-3548. -22
CORNER APT, nr. Woodner-LRe.
bedrm newly decorated eonv.
transp, utils. incl; 500 mo. RA.
pTPoNT CIRCLE AREA. Apt bed.
rm., liv, rm.. kitchen. dinette, bath
with shower: also bachelor. RE. Z
BEACON APTs, 1eoi Calvert st. NV
Elevator. ] bedrm., liv. rm. kit.
bath. EN-. 3-e077. so
Evening star., 1955-07-21
WOMEN (6)

For public contact
work in D. c., Va, Md.
This Is a 1ine oppor-
tunity offering a good
starting salary with
fast advancement to a
better than average
position; full or part
time. For personal in
terview see MRS.
8 T A N D H A R D T,
Thursday, July 81 and
Friday, July %, 9 to IL,
1926 14th st. NV, End
floor.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

AL GENERAL CONTRACTOR-Re
modelling cement brick any kind
of construction, wiLAND CORP
AbDITIoNs, Al fTERATIONs. porches
jalousies. kitchen modernized. rec
rms rms; complete re mrsmodsliTns, T,,, service
no money down, SO mos. 10 pay
SECO SALES. Ju. 5000. EN-. 2.
S74p. day or night.
ADDITIONS Accent on porches
rec. rms. or general repairs. pleas,
compare our prices and workman.
ship with anyone's, Reference,
furn. and estimates cheerfully given
Nothing down, rs mos, 70 pay.
WAKEFIELD CONSTRUCTION CO
IA. .7-1773 Ewes. IA. 2-001C
Evening star., 1955-07-21
ROOMS WITH BOARD

THE MAR-LEETA. 1928 18th ct
n.w.--Cool sgl. and dbl rms fol
voune ladies and men; excel. board
ROOMS AND ACCOMMODATIONS
for WORKING MOTHERS; white
neighborhood. Reasonable rates
14oI 18th ST. NV. spaciou,
rooms large closets, shower bath;
selective menu; switchboard; TV
IsO9 2Ist ST. N.w.--A distinctive
home for young people in an un-
surpassed locatio reas, --22
RM. AND BOARD for mother and
child, Ii. 3-s322. Pa
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Half block of Conn. ave. at 1900.
overlooking Rock Creek Park. Dble.
and sgle. rms, pvt, bath avail; ex-
Gel meals; rates. Sl7.50 week up,
Ho. 2-3566.
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COLLEGE GRADUATE
EXCITING CAREER

girls with ambition and
per:onality: tall sirl:. short girls,
neat appearing, under % years,
with desire to tour United States.
may qualify for earnings over SIS
per week. Cash drawing account
transportation furnished. Vacation
70 Cuba Mexico, Canads or Ber-
nent work. See MR. BussEY. II 2
or AZ p,m.,. Friday only, Harrins-
ton Hotel. nth and + NV. Do not
phone. 22s =
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The John Kilpen Hotel
ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

NV. Q men will share apartmep
with 3rd man; TV, window fan
DU 1880 before 7:45 ON. %:
YOUNG MAN has newly furn. apt.
share with another man; moderr
YOUNG MAN, 81 to 2s.. to shar,
air-cond enc. with another younI
man. Within walking dist. down.
town. co. 5-35s7 betw. 5 and @
WOMAN WILL SHARE attractivel,
furn. apt. with settled husines,
woman; kit. privils,; vic. 18th anc
R. 1. ave. NV. HU. 3-7S50. ---2e
WORKING GIRL desires another
working girl to share attractive
reas., conv. apt. Call NO. 1927
18Th AND PEABODY-oirl to sh2ar,
$50. cali RX. s-as0s after q pm
GIRL UNDER 80 to share iuxury
air-cond. apt, 18th st., with {
other girls; own bedrm.: S75 mo
NIcR NfIcfns arRtcoNDe. Apf. fses a. Conn. ma snc
Cath, aves.--Need young man tc
compl. foursome: home privils., incl
mS csP phP0rS Be- pas%s9 %H9iiTP sPieI ph sai
CoL0RED-APT. for lady to share
with refined mlddle-aged lady. ne
section Ii. 3-0Sg6. "a
Evening star., 1955-07-21
MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont,
BRICK - BRICK
100000 GOOD. USED. CLEAN
BRICKS, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
ACE WRECKING CO.
LU. 4-o5oO Po. 2-ssSll
BRICK
8 MILLION

Quantity orders now being taken fol
immediate delivery. Good. used
hard red brick.
Arrow Wrecking Co.
HOO 8. Capitol 81.
Ii. 3-2602 Ii. 3-2261
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Flagstone and Stone

PAPERING, $40 and up this week
only; 1855 sunfast washable papers.
RA, 3-7393, JU. 9-760s.
PAINTING. papering. waterprooflng,
interior exterior; FLA loans avail.
For estimates. call JU. 9-4771;
PAINTING 1st-class work by white
mechanics; reas. rates: free esti-
mates. Phone any time. DE. 2-2779.
PAINTING, PAPERING, PLASTER
ING, any size Job: white mechs.. 80
yrs exper.: free est. Va, D {; and
Md Mr.. STANLEY. IA. b-0424.
PAINTING. interior and exterior,
expert work, free estimates. A. d,
THOMAS. WA. T-7352.
PAINTING, int. and ext. 1st class
T9rk; dfrrsee frse est. MR.. THOMPSON.
PafNTiaGs, 70 interior and exterior:
free estimate: Guaranteed work;
low price. DU. 7-1914. 24s
PAINTING. plastering, carpentry,
free estimates. Call ia. 9-SO48s;
PLUMBING AND HEATING. low
prices: free estimates; Md. work
only MR.. LEE, VIII. 6-6S07. al
REMODELING OF all kinds. paint
ing, asphalt tile and roofing. DE.
2-020l, AP. 1887 or LA. 6-666S.
ROOF CHECK AND REPAIR. SIS.
Prompt service; skilled MECHANICS,
D. c., Va. and Md. Lu. 2-gl71.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
HECHINGER co,

Five Stores: Phone Lincoln 7-940u
RULLDOZER, TD-14-A, Hells Gable
blade; good condition; $4,000;
terms. r. 6, DIGGERs. Areola, Va,
Lenah 6-2593.
CARPENTERS BENCH, s it., solid,
portable, $25: lawn mowers, s5:
kitchen cabinet: enamel top. $40;
Cuckoo clock, $40; electric waxer,
$40: oak work table. blond, sturdy
3x5 IT,, S25. XII. 9-7415. PA
CAR RADIO from. 1881 Ford. 10
mos. old. Call after 6 pm. LU,
1-l609. -21
Cash REGISTER, National electric;
food checker, z totals: rings.
500. 90: like new: Will secrlfice
.BASSINs RESTAURANT. 1347 Z
st. NV. MR.. ZEITELMAN.
CASH REGISTER. rings 5000, Al
condition; $50 MR.. DAVIS. 2025
CEMENT MIXER, 3-cu-ft. capacity;
miscellaneous tools; best offer. UN
4-RS32. IA
CHIF1F0ROBE, child's, waxed birch
good condition, S25. Stroller. SIS
LA. 6-S260. --21