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Daughter EIkS Ready
With Fall Activity Plans

On Wednesday, Sept. IL, a huge
crowd turned out to their TEMPLE
meeting. The receipts ran high,
Daughters who failed to be pres
ent did not forget to send their
Contribution for DIT. Ruth Garrett.
The slogan was, "They that sow
abundantly shall reap abundant
ly."
The Daughters responded well
to the committee for entertain
ing the council. Several Daugh-
ters' names are on the black list.
Please pay the dollar, daughters,
for the council as your dues will
not be accepted in the Temple
until it is paid. Please pay it to
DIT. White and no one else. She
has the record. The council on
Sunday afternoon enjoyed a de-
licious turkey dinner with all the
trimmings. DIT. Maggie Williams;
received Past Daughter Rulers
honors and DIT. Lily Mae Lovett
was recommended. Over $500 was
reported as to why those daugh.
tiers were receiving honors. The
mistress of social session was
given a big applause for the re.
past on Sunday. DIT. Lily Mae Isom
and DIT. Marie White were guests
of this writer on Saturday. Please
add a member to your Temple.
Let us not forget to build our
membership numerically as well
as financially. Let us bring others
into the fold. DIT. Gertrude Anglin
represented the Daughter Elks last
Wednesday evening at the home
of DIT. Garrett. She is our Spanish
speaking daughter and we think
a lot of her. DIT. Alfredo Scott is
very business like and she wears
her clothes out-of- thiS-World.
Did you see her on Sunday? We
would like very much to see DIT.
Pearl Boyd. She is one of the old
landmarks. What has happened
to DIT. Blanche Dean? She hasn't
been out for sometime.
The Daughters are saying they
CdIl SGG LIlG ICou1IS Va bAAOh RA0J
ers in the first chapel built in
America when they visited st.
Augustine. The rainy weather will
soon be over and you will be
asked to purchase a tickSet for
S1.0O and accompany US on a bus
ride to the home of DIT. Faye
WitherSpoon. There will be good
things to eat and drink You
can't afford to miss this. DIT. Fam
ME Mae Perkins was well dress
ed on Sunday and acted well her
part in the office assigned her. DIT.
Flossie Robinson, whom we all
love, had new flashy hair-do
and looked quite girlish. DIT. Sc
rena Green really meant for her
party hat to be seen. We are
waiting for DIT. Elizabeth Aansley,
DIT. Muriel Gunner, DIT. Spero
Parker Kokine, DIT. Lillian Smith
and DIT. Alta Screen; also DIT.
Fannie Motion. See the DIT. Dep
uty, please. Did we leave out DIT.
Bertha Perry?
Well, everyone who is daugh-
ter of Greater Miami, please be
out on Wednesday night and call
for blank for a new member.
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FOR SALE

LOT in Liberty City. Call Plaza
8-3781.
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FOR RENT

ROOMS at reasonable rates, 141
NV 9th St, phone FIR 1925 OBS
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THE MIAMI TIMES-"The Peoples Newspaper"
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER p, 1856 PAGE Is
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Lots and Acres

$500 a week
so LAB Corner Carver Ranches
so X 100 DANA
so X 100 w. Hollywood
so x 100 Perrine
Liberty City lots. Cash paid for
your lots, acreage or homes.
Baron JE 8-1340.
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WANTED


Best Gre Tor Children
Spacious, fenced-in yard
Phone NE ALTA nights only
Hours: 7 am. to pm.
1918 NV. Sind Terrace
Mrs. Marina Matthews White
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Refrigerators
oE. Frisidairs. Guar. Del. $40 Or
BLOCKS
.1740 Lee Hwy. M. Key Bridge
461S BALTIC. Ave. NJ Peace Cross
Free Delivery ia. $500
REFRIGERATORs
SOS UP
or r,S 1lsii;Elee ssr,l,enp,v

NA0~ElCGNIlC
22l6 oeorgia Ave. NV. AD. 4-607s
REFGR., GE. SIS Gu. IT,, $50;
ironer, Frieidaire. excel. cond I.
Sl10; wardrobe trunk, S14; auto
top carrier with tarp. SIS. RA
REFGdR.., Westinghouse; frsss.r
across top; excel. eond.; SOS OF
best oner, WA. 7-217s. "a
REFGR., ADMIRAL, 1858 model;
aeross-top freezer 8 Gu II. AP
RING. souamarins. Brazilian gem
approximately "a carat. appraised
500, viii sacrifice. TU, 2-36O0,
RoLLAwAY BED. small bookcase
chair. cocktail table; mise. items
Roller xsEy Esa' % y G tSn auS ext 2I
SfssT, Ia. e.@iss. S''VVV ID p'''
ROTO TILLER. nearly new. at Suit.
land Tractor Co. suitlGnd, Nd
R SS iisOl AND PLANE. Gould port.
able, 10 exchange for i2O-Bass KeS
aceordi9n, or VIII sell to best oner
R1 s Oriental Royal K.,han. $500;
excel eond:i i4xiS. Oh 2-es27
RUG, Oriental: unusually nne old
value. $1,000: will sell for Sl.b0t
RuGs-wiiten, hail or stair, runner
N. T r.s. ESsOC.' d,, a X ts.sse.7 IN
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RUG, 0si2; l. green wool twist;
bedspreadS, curtains. EN-. 3-5073
RUG, imported Chinese. hooked,
10x14; good condition but need;
cleaning; SIS. ~. S-S7S3. "a
RUGS. = Okla. Oriental desigr
rugs, brand-new,. never used. Value
S75. Sacrificing for $50. ORIENTAL
RUG MART. 1906 @ st. NV, ME
S-041B --6
RUG, SxI0Ia. Guiistan. with foam.
rubber pad, beige background; reas
at S4S. ia. $4,000.
RUGS = matching 9x12 rust
Klerfiex.. Sis ca; grey 9x12
SIS. EN-. 2-6373.
|RUG-9xl2 American oriental and
pad; Q prs. wood green silk faille
Grapes; 2 pr. rose faille Grapes;
other misc. items: in excel. cond.
reasonable. RIA. 6-3S77.
RUGS, Oriental, 4.4x8,6, AZ,
7.10, 3.4x6.1l; antique blue Chi.
nese. g.7x12. Also Stat porch
shades; green: various sizes
cheap. Wo. 6-S026.
RUG-Chinese 6x9 embossed rose
beige; like new, i OF orig. cost
RUGS - Oriental throw, sorseOu,
'RUGS~-Wiiton orient pat 9x1.,
$50: 9xl2 Bigelow blue leaf pat
$40; Orient pat. 6x9. S25: blue
SxlO, $50. Excel cond. EN-. 2-20Ss
RUG - Karastan. 1exl7, light
much-paid $685. 50. I'd; will
sac. to best offer. EN-. 2-3496.
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FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. pruning, toppins
tTimming' lots cleared. MR.. CLAY
TON, UN. 4-0a03 any time.
AZALEAS. EvERGREENS, wholesale
retail. ROTHS, S21l Sligo Greek
pkwy.. Takoma Park Md.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, freshly dug
best varieties. also manv perennials
Cushion NUNS. iS plants 81 creep p'
ing phlox tall phiox, many colors
oriental poppies beautiful largi
iris, primrose colorful pinks JOHN
BURDoFT, 1878 colesville I'd.
Silver Spring, Md Call EV. 1850
TOPsOIL-clean rich loan; 5.cubi,
yo orss, 7 asiIyered Sc area SIS
AzxIEAs. hardy. field grown; Sc
cents cents or So a dozen and M, 25it
ro i's Il, s. 81 per cubic yd.. delivered
DONALD PARLETT. Call clsrks
L KIN eat < ca Avn soDpiNSs--
v iiHHs COOP bSi "i RICH roPson fol-
sonable, Cali 10, s-4aa3. ia
HAY FOR SALE IN THE FIELD
Approx 100 acres Of very unusually
me. TOD quality nay. Was made
last year from Southern States
pasture mix numbmer 1; sown 3
times during the year. Also was
mown times and 8 weeks ago was
top dressed with one ton OF lime
per acre and 900 lbs. Of 4-t2.I2
fertilizer per acre. This crop should
Weld at least ga tons per acre and
will be ready definitely for the
frst cutting not later than MAY
18th. There are 2 very large barns
on the farm suitable for storing
hay II desired, Our asking price Is
$40 per ton in the held. Located
lust one mile from Groom. Nd. or
,elephons Market 7.2a47 %
potted and replanted tomato and
hover plants Reasonable BRING
eontainer. W. H. HETTMULLER.
CLEAN fiLI DIET. top.oll, .iusS..
bluestone road gravel; .hauline. Mr.
= HARTINd. 10. 2-sa74 10
LAWN RENOv.. maint., slant. top.
;;SSArr ii siRs g. e. EEs sassis. kkssSse
BS30. --i0
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sTENoGR1PE MACHINE IKE new

STENOGRAPH MACHINE. like new
guaranteed. bargain. CIRCLE. 7ii
STENOTYPE MACHINE, complet,
set of books and cover. only . mos
STORE FIXTURES - Meat case
modern showcases, counters ant
greeting card rack. Must sell a.
any price. tn, 2-0774.
STOVE. gas. good condition: Se5
40 inches. Call RA. .6-33b3. %
STOVE. Franklin, 1:ton barn hoist
SsSyy ' ease ir sns s$b Other ks i itsm
for country homes Clearing barn
ia. $4,000 after z. pm.
STOvE--Magic Chef, all porcelain
dition. $50. KE. 6-SS3i.
vanity writing desk: Nile greer
furniture. bookcase, desk chairs
end tables. large electric fan. Also
many beautiful plants. AID. 2-2550
TABLEcL0THs, linen, damask. 2 ts
8 .yds. long; napkins. round Ma
deira, italian and colored linen
lunch sets. oV. 3-6l7S. %
TABLE CLOTH, new, Irish linen
hand hemmed, dhle. damask, 4 yds.
= napkins, ,24x24, JU. 1-s09l
TELEvISI0N, table model. i7-in
Hallierstter;; e6on: clear picture
TELEVISION, Admiral ~; beauti.
full walnut cabinet, new. picture
tube, with guarantee. Perfect con-
dition. Also new MaEee carpet, grey
for hall or stairs RIA. 6-6247.
TELEvISION. RcA combination. with
radio and record PLAYER, peri. cond
cheap. OIL. 9-032i "a
Good condition; S23 OIL. 2-4B3g
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

I GREY MARE. good Jumper. pal
omino quarter horse, 1 Rood Jumper
prospect. several ponies ASH
JE 4-6s12 ---B
HORSES. excellent selection Of riding
and thoroughbred horses At popular
prices Call MI Jones AZ Pooles-
VILE. Nd 1880 %
ANGUS BULL FOR SALE. 2-yr -old
Az! Al,2 ! tess wssslslh pony stallion. at
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POULTRY. RABBITS EGGS
wORTHMORE FEEDS. baby chic

wORTHMORE FEEDS. baby chick
and poults JANIS FEED STORE
6l9 X st NV NE S-00Sq
800 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED pulleti
from University Of MARYLAND fol
sale RE 6-6a22 O.
RABBITS, New Zealand white. Cal
after 10 am. DU h-72tn
BARRED ROCKS or NH. Reds your
choice. SO ms per roo, cor fifc
guarantee. NATIONAL CHICKS
Phih 80, Pa.
LAYING HENs--3o New Hamp
Reds for sale: Si.7b each, RE 3
wHiTE LEGHORNs--Laying hens
the famous leader strain Of pa
approx. . 1000. Closing chicken farm
In 2 wks sale in whole or part
Mr., Zarpas, 10 3-hSG1
% LAYING HENS. white leghorns,
81 no each Must sell on accoun,
Of illness. Clearbrook 8-a 10
RABBIT HuTCHFS for sale cheap
Call anytime .tF 1-ARO4
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BuLLDOZERs. leaders. generators
chain saws, mixers, pumps. For
tractors, finishing machines, cemen
grinders. etc. RENTAL TOOLS 4
EQUIPMENT CO., JU. 9-6SS1,
CHAIN SAWS. MCCULLOUGH -
Sales, service rental. $40 a day
GRAVELY OF WASH. JU. 9-22S7
FURS Of every description. stoles
capes, jackets and scarfs. for ever!
occasion. MA. S-5523.
CHAIN SAWS, Strunk: rentals. Alex
Va. OV. 3-3177. %
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TIRE SALE = Full recaps: guar.
6.0Ox16. 6.7Ox15. S6.7S: 710xI5,
7.60xl5. 1913. Used tires. 81 so.
ALL SERVICE TIRE CO, 3234 Ga.
ave, NV. RIA. e-9s5o.
TRACTOR. garden simplicity. 2h
h.p;,. good condition. SIPS JE. 2
TRAILER, Sears 1-wheel type; S25
JE. 3-7590.
TRAIN, electric. Lionel. O-ga., Santa
Fe pullman: orig. 500, sell $40 OF
best offer. RA. 3 .b077.
TRANSIT, K-E, good condition. Pc
2-4177.
TRICYCLE-can't tell from new
chain drive, large; SIT. OIL
2-4639.
TRUMPETS, brand-new outfits: $40
RELIABLE JEWELRY EXCHANGE
~ 9TH st. n W, Ma. S-6151.
TRUMPET with case, almost new;
excellent condition. Reasonable
Call after 10 am. JU. $500.
TRUNK. wardrobe style: good con.
dition. Phone CO, 5-SS3G. "a
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Snow Fence, Wooden
I'm A.aaaI

SURFACE GRINDER and cutter
grinder. fair condition, small size.
UN 4-5093 ewes.
TAPE RECORDERS, in need Of re-
pair; up to $50 paid for 1850 or
newer models. 10. 7-7S62.
TVs--Si0 to S25 for out-of.order
sets. 1918 18th ST. NV AID A.
963B, 10 am. to 10 pm.
MONTGOMERY AUCTION GAL.
LERIES---Looking for merchandise
on consignment OF hne quality
ANTIQUES. furniture. brie-a- brac,
etc. for our spacious quarters for
AUCTION SALES EVERY WE'D
NIGHT. 1880 pm; EVERY SAT.
1880 am. Call Lo 1880.
WANTED S1J used power mowers "a.
VOLTS Volts LIKE TO BUY used f,hinr
tackle: Call Saturday or sunday al
400 FT. LINK FENCE, o or IL "a.
posts. etc. or material and install
iatlon est. reas. OIL. 4-632i.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY - Hishest
prices paid on cameras. typewrIters.
musical instruments, etc, Come In
and see us S A W PAwNBROK-
ERg 2ib7 Ps. eve. NV. ma.
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ANTIQUES WANTED

hAN 4ANNOGO w AIN ELI
Silverware, any cond.: jewelry
SHAW MILESTONE. NO. 10000.
BEDROOM. dining room, contents O
home. cash. We do moving Stor.
age: reasonable rates. ia. 9-2937
BOOKS RouGHT: any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP, 1868 Penn.
zsylyania ave. NV. ST. 3-66qS.
CHAIN SAW, one man. Mall I2A OF
trailer. 10. 7-3302,
COINS. autographs. letters. Stang
eoIlec., gold, old pistols. HOBBY
SHOP. 141S Wis. ave. AID. 2-1272
DIAMONDS. watches. old gold, plati-
mum and miscellaneous jewelry OF
all kinds. NEW YORK JEWELRY
CO., 7l9 9TH st. NV.
DIAMOND JEWELRY OF any descrip.
ton: gold and silver: cash paid
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV
EXERCISER, Stauffer posture rest
home plan. XII. S-5231.
FURNITURE WANTED-Will buy all
Kinds n goo' used furniture: tor
prices. ia. $3.50. We do moving
FURNITURE Contents odd pieces
glass and bric-a-brac' Buying and
selling 80 years Original HOP.
WOOD'S 9Th and < SITS nv ME-
GAS STOVE. apt. size, good condi.
tion; reasonable. After Z pm, EN-
0-IlbI. 10
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SINKS

Cabinet type, 40 in, used: $50 up
BLOCKS. INC, 1746 Lee hwS., nea
Key Bridge, ia. $500.
SKATES, ladies' roller rink, size g
3 prs. ice skates. sizes 8. O. 8
CAL after 10 am. JU 5-51 90
SNOWFALL MACHINE, used: sos
HACKERMAN SALES CO., "a,
Maine ave. s.w.. McCray Re
SNO- MASTER SNOWFALL MACHENl
Make 81, 900 this summer addinI
Snowballs to your business. Hurry
before we sell out of machines
Get one before the hot weathe
sets in. Ask for Mr.. HACKER
MAN when calling. ME. S-131a O
HACKERMAN SALES CO., Dis
tributors, 94l Maine ave. s.w., Nc
Cray Refrigerator Building.
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PIANO. Steinway vertical. So inches
completely rebuilt. exceptional in
strument mechanically and tonally
very ettraettvely priced. CAMP
B BELL Music MUSIC CO.. HOS O st. NV
PIANO, sood condition. $40. 6ss e.,
PIANO. Cable Nelson spinet. blond
like new. 10. 4-02S3. ID
PIANO. baby. grand. Kimball. with
bench excel; ton. tone $780, leavins
PIANO. upright. good condition. ma
hog; nice tone: $50. WA. 7-254O. .
sspdten kne asoR sBE!S6i '1 SAso
PIANOS for children Beginning study:
home. for entire summer FREE
you pay only small carriage fee
cPhone weekdays. VIII. 6-S712.
cut thread Sxtares s"P SHoc e. iFSn
l746 Lee hwy. ia. s-s7ON
fFs sT s1!g con- new A. cs M.I yTSm
MAX zwEfd sons. me- Sso ss7 o2 B
st. NV, NE. S-9113.
POOL TABLE, rs in.x45x3O; excel.
soHSddSs;o fully EQUIPPED; Sl2. KE.
POCKET and billiard tables, sup
plies, poker tables and games. ten
mis- tables and accessories. CONN
51LLlARD 81 BOWLING SUPPLY
P Sri so s SaLi 81 Hsw d. 1a5li
s sAsS' ST: { Plssss' ss.Od per hun;
PORCH CHAisE LOUNGE - Full
cushion: adjustable: OIL. 4-4739. :
PORCH o. i FURSNITUREIRuntins ZIG;
Eastwood blinds, OIL. 9-S436. ID
POWER MOWER, 1S-in. reel. BriFgs
d Stratton, 4-cycle engine, excel
cond.. S4h. JU. 9-a185.
POWER MOWER, 81" reel type, o
hip, B&s 4-cyele engine; good
POWER LAWNMOWER, Hcmko
mod; 20.in. reel type; Briggs and
STRAIT. mot: excel. cond. JU. 5-6963.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

AIR IR, CONDITIONER SIII y. ton Or , :
ANTfiauEE icHiNEsE JADE and nd hard is
stone SNUFF bottles. Give descrip.
ton and cash prices. No dealers
Box 1904, Star
ANTIQllES-China. furn.. jewelry
silver rugs, etc LOUIS SEGAL
NO 7-063l; ewes, EN-. 3-6765.
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DAILY 9-6. MON. AND THURS, FL
SAFETY BELTs-Why take chance
In your car; only $3.50. GICHNER
sCREaENN D DOOR NR' with lower guard
also tension window screens an
storm door, excellent condition
SCREEN WViRE. aluminium. lie. Sal
Mon, Tue, Wed. 1920 Wilson blvd
ia. 4-1234. FUCKER LUMBER.
SAW. table, 81. and Joiner, new
SAW. DELTA iO-in. table; practically
p new; i-hg, o. motor E : sy attach,
best offer. RA. 1850. "
SCALES. set Of computing scales
SCALES, Dayton computing. Bargain
at $50. HARRY J. ABRAMS, ia
sETTEE-a chairs. slip covers, ex
cellent condition, $45. Call Sun
day. EN-. 2-6375.
SEWING MACHINE. Zig Tag auto.
portable; like new; sac, S110 o
best offer VIII. 6-5o6S. %
SEWING MACHINE. Singer console
IKE new. round bobbi1; 75 Ale
SEWING MACHINES. Singer feather
weight portables; floor models an,
salesmen's demonstrators, Tremen
dous savings SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO., 1910 g st. NV
SEWING MACHINE and attachments
New Home console, mahog. drop
leaf table. chairs, wardrobe. HA
SEWiNG MACH, New Home console
round bobbin with reverse stitch
Westir ghouse console walnut; likl
new. RIA. 3-3S6q
SEWING MACHINE, portable, SINCE
featherweight: like new; will sacri
fee. EN-. 2-6067.
SEWING MACHS.-Singer wal. con
sole. round bobbin: Singer port
rnd. bobb.; peri. cond. WA. 7-S573
SEWING MACHINE. sylvania port
ton: will sacrifice. CT. R-OS6S. -
SHOPSMITH. like new; jointer, Jig
shaper. mortiser. chisels, drills. etc
b5O5 9TH I'd, S. Arl., ia. 7-5027
SHELVING, STEEL, all sizes. To-
stores. warehouses and homes. S.
Up; set; GiCHNER: Elk; 1892,
for rent. Reas. Ii. 4.i5e7. %
SILVER SERVICE. solid, beautiful
Italian hand workmanship; also 8
light candelabra. Call OV. 3-lO42
SlLYERWARE, sterling. Royal Ores
(Wildfiower), four 6-piece place set
tings; $50 or best offer. 10. 2
SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED sofa. sleep
2; new custom-made slipcovers ii
green. OIL. 2-096S.
prices. K. 4 ", SUPPLY CO, 1 a.
Benning I'd. ne. Ii. 6-31SS. Il;
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OFFICE FURN.

2-tube flexible arm Dazor
lamps, $11.95; double pedes-
tai 32x60 oak desks, painted
green, $19,95; refinished
walnut desk, SIS; steel let
ter-size tran3fer files, $2.95;
new steel single pedestal
desks, $3.50; new steel A.
drawer letter files, $34.95. II
you shop our warehouse OF
new and used furniture, we
know we can effect real saw
ings for you. Free delivery.
N. FRANK & SON
Ala 3rd st. NV, En-. 1894
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OFFICE FURNITURE

SPECIAL PURCHASE, CONTENTS
DEEsEs. T Woo H-p xaD s THHRL-i PILE
CABINETS. BOOKCASES, CHAIRS.
LOCKERS, SAFES, CARD FILES.
UNLIMITED STOCK TO CHOOSE
FROM SAVINGS UP TO 1856.
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP CO.
639 New York Ave. NV.
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SOFA, chartreuse damask. excel
TOP; ress 'A caIi RAJ Fap' s-iHs 1919 'iA''
SOFA. down cushion. LU. 1-4060.
SOFA, French Prov; gold. silk. vel
yet; tufts ! back; dow down .s cushion
$3.50. OIL. 4-3176.
SOFA, maple. Q cushions: reas. good
cond. JU. 9-76S5.
STATIONARY WASHTUBS: Easy
spindrier washing machine: reason
able. ia. 9-9205.
STEEL CABLE AND CHAIN, all sizes
at less than half wholesale. GIcH-
NER, 25l3 NJ st, NV
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PAINT SPRAY, with gun and hose
4Sh,ps motor. never used: $50. EN-
PAINT SPRAYER and gasoline COM
pressor, Craftsman model. cost
S10O. hest offer IL 6-lS2R
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PAINT 81 80 GAL

New shipment, variety of eolors,
exterior and interior top GRADES.
Come in and see other terrific buys
THE SURPLUS CENTER, 34b1 N.
Wash. blvd, Arl.. Va, ODD. Kann's,
LA r-nfnn
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ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable antique
emma. gIass; furniture: etc, before
SHOP for expert appraisals.
$3.50 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TU. o-o12H PA 2-HRno
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SODA FOUNTAIN

61a IT,, good condition: complete
with carbonator, 3 sinks; lee. milk
compartment; . syrup dispensers
reas Phone University 7-2901
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bis BARGAIN. caii EN-. s-S6if. I'd
OVEN. Hotpoint. wall. new. in birch
cabinet; below cost. JE. 2-236S.
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STONE

20 varieties Of select stone for all
purposes, Patios rock gardens. flower
boxes, flreplaces, buildings. walls
stepping stones. stills, mantels Stone
from Virginia Pennsylvania. YER
mont, West VirPinia, Crab orchard
Tenn. and other States.
Also Topsoil and Manure
QUARRY STONE COMPANY
JE. o-6S46
Rte. Z. Baileys Crossroads, Va
Next TO Drive-In Thnater
s AM To z PM
Tues and Fridays Until o Pm
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Sinks-Bathtubs
Observation-Disclosures

NEW AND USED PLUMBlNG
MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS
as6 SAp sbs2m. JUNK xx. CIV
NO, 7-OS67
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KITTENS. healthy, grays z wks
housebroken; looking for friendly
nome will deliver II nee. PO
COCKER PUPS, Axe reg: black;
male and female; S25. CT. 6-0595,
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CHIP, less than "a price. used very
little. Phone University 7-29O1
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SAW. table, 81, and Joiner, new;
Bareain. S125. EN-. 3-6S51. e
SAXOPE0NE, Selmer. E fiat. alto,
practically new beautiful cond.;
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SETTEE-2 chairs. slip covers, ex.
cellent condition, $45. Call Sun.
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PIANO In good condition. Can pay
500. CT. 6-0S44. 3
PIANO, in good condition; private
party no dealers: reasonable. Call
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DACHSHUND PUPPIES, registered.
wormed and shots. Marienlust
hloodline, Elmwood 6-3804.
BEAGLE, male, / "a yrs, champion
sireo; lacks majors for show
Morris Essex SO, i best breed
proven sire; must sell, leaving town
Reas. DaleYieW b-a0h3
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Rev. Jesse M. Trotter
Named Dean of Seminary
BY the Associated Press

The Rev. Jesse McLane Trotter
yesterday was named dean of his
alma mater, the Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary.
The Rt. Rev. F. D. Goodwin.
bishop Of the Episcopal diocese
Iof Virginia. announced the APP
pointment Of the new dean after
Ia board of trusteeV meeting at
the Episcopal school.
Mr.. Trotter. A. is a professor
OF apologetics and homiletics at
the seminary. He is now on leave
OF absence at Yale. doing gradu-
ate study.
He succeeds the Very Rev.
Felix Kloman, who resigned to
return to the rectorate of St.
Adams Church in Washington,
whcih he left four years ago
when he became dean.
The new dean, a Chattanooga
Tenn. native. is a graduate of
the seminary's 1886 class. From
1916 to 1851 he was associate
professor Of the Department of
Systematic Theology. and since
1851 he has been a full pro-
fessor.
Prior to coming to the semi
nary. he served as assistant rec
tor of Trinity Church in Boston,
rector of Grace Church at Am
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Negroes Begin
Using Beaches

BALTIMORE. May 81 (P.-
Maryland's two main publicly
owned beaches opened yesterday
for the first time on an unsegre-
gated basis. No incidents were
reported.
Negroes availed themselves of
the opportunity to use unsegre-
gated bathing facilities in only
one of the two areas, however
At Sandy Point State Park on
the Chesapeake Bay about Is
miles south of here. what was
described as handful" of
Negroes used a beach which had
formerly been for whites only.
The area is divided by a nat
ural land jetty. and in the past
one beach was all-White and one
all-Negro. The small group of
Negroes was part of a crowd of
about 500 whites.
At Fort Smallwood Beach, just
south of the city and operated
by it. no Negroes used the bath
ing facilities newly opened to
them, but in the general park
area. as has been the practice in
the past. Negroes used the play
grounds and picnic tables along
with whites.
Desegregation of the beaches
stemmed from a Supreme Court
opinion in November, 1855, bar
ring segregation in public parks.