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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

So was also gwen to Mr.
Green. Present were the Messrs.
and Mines. Joe Waters. Andrew
Brooks, Robert johnson; the
Mines. Liberia Faint Hazel Full
bright Gloria Bowser; the Misses
Essie Green, Rosemae Osby. Doris
Frank; the honoree and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Green. Mr..
and Mrs. Martenzie Barber.
Sad Mission: Mr.. ]. w. McMn-
han, All W. Central Av., was called
to Kansas City. Kans., because Of
the death OF his father. Wilson
Mcmillan. The senior Mr.. Nc
MILAN died suddenly of heart at
tack on Thursday, June IA. Funral
srvices were held in Kansas City
on Wednesday, June 20.
Leave The City: Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernie Green, formerly Of ATT
Aurora Av., and residents Of the
city for the past three years, are
moving back to Long Beach, Calf.
to make their permanent home.
The Greens left by motor Friday,
June Is, and will stop in Kansas
City, olathe, Kans., and Lawton.
Okla, enroute visiting relatives
and friends.
t. q. Maids And Matrons Club:
Mrs. Gerone Reeds, s26 Fuller Av.
was hostess to the Twin City
Maids and Matrons Bridge club
on Saturday, June 16. Following
luncheon, guests and members
enjoyed a few rounds Of bridge.
Guest prizes were won by the
Mines. Cornelius Mobiley, Charles
Graham and william Hanna. first,
second and third respectively.
Club members taking home prizes
for high score were Mrs. Harold
Combs, first, Mrs. Hattie Walker,
second and Mrs. Carrie Neal,
third This was the last meeting of
the summer season.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

June William f. Commo-
dore, 1881 Bryant Av N; Walter
Mccoy, 1907 Olson Highway: An
geline Miller. 900 18TH Av. N.
June 24-Mrs, Lena LaFaucette.
1856 Clinton Av.; Oliver l..
Cooper. S644 Smelling Av.: Mrs.
Carrie sudduth, 627 Emerson Av.
n.
June 25-Riley N. Gnchrist,
1916 Second Av South: John
c. Mason, 1924 Fifth Av. S.
June 26-George A. Totten,
Court House; Mrs. Jessie Ham
mond. 1851 Bryant Av. N; Nit
chell williams, 1910 S. Eighth St;
Elmer F. Kopp, 25s Second Av s.;
Veronica NJ. Breedlove. 72l AL
drich Av N: Mrs. Lurena Wash
ington, SIP f, 25th St; Mrs. Ruth
Cowan, 100 Fremont Av. N.
June 27--Mrs, Aggie Slaughter,
5l4 18th Av. S; Kenneth Wallace,
5000 Fourth Av. s.; Robert Pierre,
1897 Portland Av.; Mrs. Cecil
Hunter. 400 Third st. s.; Johnnie
Randell, 725 Bradford Av. N: B.
X. Jones, 1914 S. Fourth St;
Pauline Guy, 6l2 Seventh ST. N.
June 2s-H. d. williams. 300
r. 22nd St; Mrs. Sudie Hatchett,
4O44 Fourth Av S; Walter Lowe.
303l 47th Av. S.
June 29-Eugene Tucker, 22Ol
Fifth Av. s.; Herbert NJ. James,
2202 18th Av. S.
Out-of-TOwn Birthdays
June 22-Nelson Peery, Cleve-
land, o., Mrs. Herman Sweets,
Paola, Kans,, wlbert Greer, At
lanta, Ga,
June 24-Robert Bolton, Los
Angeles, Calf.
June 25-Mrs Harvey S. Jones,
Los Angeles, Calf; Mrs. Theresa
Franklin, Washington, d. c.
June 26-Mrs. Lou Eta Chill
dress, Lathrop, Mo, Charles Curry
Jr., Los Angeles. Calf
June 27-Mrs. Lillian Cobb, Los
Angeles, Calf: John NewkirlS,
New York City.
June 29-WilHam S. Wrie, Van
Buren,, Ark
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Gurden Pepper Relish
ldeol For Dressing
Up Meof Course

mo news" may be good news
when applied to a yoIngster away
at camp: but housewives always
are on the lookout for news and
hints on how 10 make meals more
tasty and appealing, Appetizing
meals are high on the list OF
household interests, and this week
we have a new recipe for meal
time accompaniment that can do a
lot toward bringing out the flavor
OF your main meat dish,
We've always had the theory
that meats like sweets" too! so
why not give your meat OF the
evening colorful and tasty ac-
compartment by serving with II
some Garden Pepper RelishT Less
expensive cuts OF lamb, veal and
beef. and many kinds OF poultry
combine beautifully -and taste
fully--with this sweet treat to
please every member OF the fam
lily.
You can make 10 medium glas-
SEES OF Garden Pepper Relish In a
short IS minutes in the kitchen
Try this recipe made the short
boil way and serve Il with your
main course tonight:
Garden Pepper Relish
Yield: About 10 Medium Glasses
(5 lbs. relish)
? cups prepared vegetables q to-
mato. / onion, or 10 peppers)
Ia cups apple vinegar
I cups g lbs) sugar
l bottle liquid fruit pectin
10 drops green food coloring
First, prepare the vegetables.
Cut open small tomato and dis
card seeds, Put tomato and 1
very small onion through food
chopper using finest blade. Cut
open about or 10 medium-sized
peppers and discard seeds. (For
best color. use half green and half
red sweet peppersD Put peppers
through food chopper twice, using
finest blade. Drain. Measure
chopped tomato and onion. then
add enough chopped peppers TO
make 2 cups prepared vegetables.
Measure into very large sauce
pan.
Then make the relish, Add
vinegar and sugar 10 vegetables In
saucepan and mix well, Place over
high heat, bring to full rolling
boil and boil hard minute. stir
ring constantly Remove from
heat and at once stir in liquid
fruit pectin. skim off foam with
metal spoon. Then stir and skim
by turns for 8 minutes 10 cool
slightly TO prevent floating veg
etables. Add green coloring and
blend. Ladle quickly into glasses
Cover at once with Y inch hot
paraffin.
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modern conveniences they have in
their city homes. The kitchen has
an electric stove and there Is an
enclosed porch all around the sum-
mer home.
The yard faces the lake and
there are all kinds OF comfortable
chairs and lounges where the club
members sat and enjoyed the cool
fresh air, not dreaming their fam
lilies and friends were sweltering
in the Twin Cities.
My bouquet Of the week goes 90
George Brooks OF St Paul. He Is
and has always been so very nice
to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
w. Brooks. Sr.
Grenville Kleiser said. Life Is
worth living II you are growing
daily in nobility OF character, II
you are rendering unselfish ser
vice to others, II you are meet
ing your responsibilities and obli-
cations with courage and fidelity.
Make the most OF today.
Translate your good intentions in
10 actual deeds Know that you
can do what ought TO be done. I'M
prove your plans, Realize that
work well done makes life truly
worth living.
Until next week, this is go"
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Try Tomatoes with Steak

Canned tomatoes with onions
and mushrooms make an excellent
vegetable accompaniment 10
steak.
To prepare six servings, cook
contents OF or ounce can mush-
rooms, drained, and 1 medium on
ion. chopped. in 2 tablespoons but
ter until lightly Drowned
Add one 12-ounce can tomatoes,
l teaspoon sugar, dash Of salt and
heat.
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Chilled Floating Island Rice
Custnrd

Custard
To make this delicious custard
mix together 3 egg yolks, y cup
beet OF cane sugar, and X tea
spoon salt. stir In 5 cups milk
Mix well. Cook over hot water FOR
10 10 is minutes or until the Gus
tard coats a metal spoon. Do not
allow the water TO boil too vigor-
ously. II is best 10 cook the Gus
tard slowly. Stir constantly with
a wooden spoon. DO not overlook.
This Is a very thin custard, After
the custRrd coats a metal spoon.
stir in 3 cups cooked instant
white rice and III teaspoons van
lila. Beat eggs until they foam.
Gradually add u cup beet or cane
sugar. beating well after each ad-
dition OF sugar, Pour the hot Gus
tard mixture over the egg whites
and mix gently. Cover and chill
before serving. II desired. top
each serving with some tart Jelly.
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

T. O. Chapter Jack and JIM The Twin City Chapter Of
Jack and Jill is completing plans for family picnic be held
soon Officers and members of the chapter Marjorie Brown
presidents Anita Stokes vice presidents Helen NJ Coins
cordng seeretary Dorsea Freeze corresponding secretary
Other members include the Mines Glaze Bennett Loretta Ellis
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THIS N THAT
BY Hazel Underwood

Congratulations to all OF our
graduates, wherever they may be,
John Thomas of Switzerland, a
former metropolitan, was sent
to Washington, ID. c. on business
and was able to combine business
with pleasure. He attended the
graduation exercises at Dart
mouth and saw his nephew, James
Breeder receive his diploma.
Welcome home Florence and
Andy johnson of Pasadena, Calf,
They have come home to fish and
see relatives and friends in the
Twin Cities.
Ernest Finney was painting his
house when the ladder slipped and
he fell through a window in the
house next door. Fortunately he
was not hurt and by now he may
have the house all painted.
listened 20 an eloquent plea
over television pointing out the
virtues of shopping down town.
The announcer said drive down
town and he glorified all Of the
things you could buy down town
on one trip and he told OF the
air conditioned places you could
eat in!
As listened to him l began TO
see his point" The shopping
centers were worrying him. The
parking problem worries the down
town shopper.
Lulu King is leaving soon TO
make her home with her sister in
Portland, Oregon. Her many
friends wish her good luck in her
new home.
Mother Mary Alice OF st.
Peter Claver is leaving soon for
Baltimore for Retreat and summer
school. Mother Mary Alice Is a
cousin Of Palmer Jackson's.
Sylvia and Matthew Little have
identical twin baby daughters. I
cannot tell one from the other.
Sylvia is quite thrilled that they
are identical.
Clinton's Retreat, a very lovely
summer home at Amery. Wis,
owned by Addie Few, was chosen
by the Breakfast Pinochle Club as
the place for their closing picnic.
The members, Marcelle Gibbs,
Halle Salters, Odessa Brent,
Johnny Mae Fields, Annette Rob
inson, Frances Hughes, Cora Belle
Banks and Addie Few spent a de-
lightful week end fishing, taking
boat rides, playing Pinochle, TAX
ing pictures and last but not least,
eating. They enjoyed a fish fry, a
barbecue. wiener roast and a fried
chicken dinner.
Many pictures were taken by a
boat on wheels Addie has in her
yard that is filled with flowers
Sunday the group drove 10 Big
Round Lake TO visit with Lola and
Maceo Finney in their lovely sum
mer home.
The members and their guest,
Mrs. MeIrose Walls OF Chicago.
cousin Of Johnny Mae Fields, oc-
cupied two Of the four cottages
owned by Addie. ! almost forgot
to say the group enjoyed all Of the
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For rs years the community's
most dependable class journal
Can Louise Hughes at FEDERAL
5 7O7I "a place a classified ad.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

The best informed people on the
American race problem in Mime
sofa are regular readers Of this
paper.
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Social and Personal
Z ST" I

Suouroanltes Entertain The Suburbanes entertained
gong away party in honor of Mrs Bernie Green a member
Is moving out OF the city The party given at the home
m mrs MaenHe Barber, $40 Carroll Az Sunday June 10
evening was spent remniseing, socazng and enjoying Of
refreshments parting gift presented to Mrs Green and
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June PM. and Mrs. Eugene
Carter. sl2 St Anthony Av., sew
en- years.
June 22-Ar. and Mrs. Eugene
Carter. s12 St Anthony Az, sew
en- years.
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People wait TO read this paper
to obtain the accurate news pic
ture Of important local and nation
al events.
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Four Initidfed BY
AIpho Koppa AIpha;
Officers Elected

The Misses Regina Williams,
Norma Jean Howell, Wilma ALI
son and Mary Manning were re-
Gently initiated into Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority.
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Debvfuntes Entertained
AZ Garden pavfy

The beautiful and spacious
lawn at the home OF Mr., and Mrs.
James Rideaux, TOT Rondo Az,
was an ideal setting for the lawn
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New Officers

At the June 10th meeting held
at the home of Miss Norman Jean
Howell, 81 St. Anthony Av, the
following newly elected officers
were installed: Basleus, Jean
Howell, ant-basileus, Regina VIII
liams; Grammateus, Mary Ellis
Manning; Tamiouchos, Wilma Al
lison and Ivy Leaf reporter, Sally
Moody.
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Party At Radisson

After initiation ceremonies a
banquet was held for the new
sorors at the Radisson Hotel, Min
neapols. Mrs. Maude Mann Of
Chicago, regional director of the
sorority, Miss Elinor Huggenvik,
sorority adviser on the campus
and members Of the Ivy Leaf
pledge club were guests at the
banquet.
The following night after initia-
ton, the new sorors were enter
tanned with party given at Lo-
cal SIC recreation room.
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1T PAYS TO ADVERTISE
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Unn next week, this is go"
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Welcome home Florence and
Andy johnson of Pasadena, Calf,
They have come home to fish and
see relatives and friends In the
Twin Cities.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

Ernest Finney was painting his
house when the ladder slipped and
he fell through a window in the
house next door. Fortunately he
was not hurt and by now he may
have the house all painted.
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Lulu King is leaving soon TO
make her home with her sister in
Portland, Oregon. Her many
friends wish her good luck in her
new home.
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DOWNTOWN LOCATION

Nicely furn. and newly renovated
Sgle, and dble. rms, tiled shower
baths, plenty of heat and hot
water. community kitchen. 1922
MakSarhusetts ave. NV. B
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

accordion &C, InDS7.,:, Italian ts bass per
switches; used very little; with
case; Sl25. RIA. 6:o276. IS
ACCORDION ivory Wprlitzer, and
So 5ase 1861 tassi f Sefor: tH pm bass $50
ANTIQUES-THE LAMP. $50 W
Broad St. Falls Church. Va: selling
out. prices reduced.
ANTIQuE-Beautiful walnut Bieder-
mier dining table. Perfect for small
din. or liv. I'm. Pulls out TO seat g.
Rare tS SeDo Tsst n r. get e ess,
Apts7 wo' e-3s7i. Cal 'i up e
- Gold leaf love seat,
Oriental saddle bags. pair silver
candelabra. walnut coffee table.
Nielsen china, antique jewelry.
p nisseilanepys Re 6-9 ss;a,i.. g
BAssiSETTE AND CARTHAGE, sood
condition; S22. ia. 7-4243. IS
BATHTUBS. new and used basins,
toilets tis at at lowest lowe prices. .l BLOCKS
BEDS--Jenny Lind and double; both
With VII bo 9s springs; also small desk,
BEDS, twin. extra length. 4 poster
heavy maple and box springs. sos
each. 1918 r. l. ave NV. -
BED, Highlander duel bed would
like $50. Call after 8. Me.
| 2-09S2. 8
BED, double, Beautyrest suring and
mattress: $40 or best offer. TIE.
BED. hide-away. chair, platform
rocker with slip covers; floor lamp
$l25: Ju. s-l963. -
BEDS twin. S25: Stearns-
Foster twin bed. $50: with mat.
tresses. RIA. 0-3474 after $50
BED FRAME, Harvard, with double
mattress, box spring; excel. cond.
only S35, complete. Oh. 4-0137.
BEDRM. SET, mahog., z pcs, spying
| glass tops. Sl5O. III. G-3S67 -
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SlTUATioNS-WoMEN

wants small business
accounts. Call so. S-S424. after
Affiliations and tailoring on
mems and women'S clothes. Shops
invited. Quick service. Ii. 4-95s3.
COMPANION to elderly lady: re-
fined white woman; good refer
enees. 10, s-7489,
evenings CT. 6-1677. s.,
NURSE, practical, white. available
for duty; Is or 24-hour duty II
desired. JU. 9-3lSO. -
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. de-
sires day duty; refs. 10. 2-53lO.
RECEPTIoNIsT. experienced, de-
pendahle; medical dental beauty
shop; Will consider other types
Box 2s5-D. Star.
TEACHER, avail. temp. empl.: typ
ing, clerical, tuto; can expedite
back ONCE work. Box 30O-D' star.
ExPER. BooKKEEPER will do part
time work at home; excel, refs;
5sas: .;.ss vi! pick up and dells s
CAREFUL. rapid stenographer avail
Maryland attorney. Box 2el-D,
YOUNG LADY. dental assistant.
exper., excel references. seeks posi-
ton in NV. area. RE. 7-l4oO.
CeoIoREn GIRL desires fun time
work Of any kind: with reference:
willing TO work. DI. G-7333. s.
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SiTUATioNS-MEN

ARTIST. Pratt grad. beginner. lay
out. sizing. preseparations, BouIges.
HE. 4.9147 or Ju. S-427S; g.
CONCRETE--Young man desires to
learn reinf. concrete and heavy
const.; exper. as supt. on nght
AIRY consid. write Box 3o9-D, Star.
CONST. SUPT.,. exper. ell phases
Write Box 30S-D,. Star %
PAYROLL cost accounting. time.
wk. u. 5-3O47 after 8. Iii
MAN, q. ., seeking yi JOB travelling T,ah,s
Saturday and Sunday, $40 per hour
will travel by car, plane, train OF
bus. Write Box 81, 3o32 n st.
NAVAL OFFICER, 1t. comdr.. recently
released from active duty, des. In;
side sales or what have. you; IL
yrs. exper. personnel and lnstitu-
ton mgmt.. 4 yrs. col. bus. admin;
con. hotel or motel clerk pos, with
oppor. to adv: ase 80: highest In
tegrity; local refs. JE. 4-3052. IS
ALL-RoUND, exper. once man
typist-Stenog., payroll, timekeeper,
available. Box 2aS-D. Star. %
YOUNG MARRIED MECHANIC de-
sireS Job ewes. after 5 as serv. sta
attendant or mech. AP. 1895. Is
YNG. MAN. spanish. knows re-
frigeration. carp. elec.,. paint, OF.
fice Wk: 8 yrs. college; has car and
tools. DE. 2-5066.
MAN, coiored. desires job as short
order cook: exper. PAT" Hu'
ELDERLY MAN, married. retired
teacher and administrator; all OF
part time work in ONCE or similar
position. Three years business ONCE
experience. IA. 5-1429. 81
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slTuATIoNs-DoMEsTlc
ATTENTION, HOUSEWIVES = For
experienced help, call MISS Toll
c hdHEH;c cdr md nob. housevork;

ATTENTION, HOUSEWIVES = For
experIenesd help, cali MISS ToL-
LIVER. TU. 2-ogl3: . -
CHILD CARE and light honseTo5k;
experienced; > days weekly $50
CHILD Hi. e CARE and light housework;
( experienced; references; last JOB 3
years. Call Ii 4-37gS. ID
iPART-TIME WORK or full-tinae
housework or Office cleaning; city
xT1fnf sEspMsasIIip II hi srs2S e1per; ret:
| BABY sit. Ii 4-4gl3.
LADY. coiored. experienced cook. 1--we
in or out. DELLA WATTS, IA,
Girl. '' colored, wants days work
Has experience. Cali IL, 2-606s
WOMAN, exper,. wishes Tues. and
T aaesf re fs' re- wc alss g Das' ''
GIRL wants E.h.w. and child care:
COLoRED WOMAN wishes daywork.
Tues. Thurs. Sat-; cleaning iron,
c ipE sTgsF I Esfs d s9 7S ob child
ssTs saa r,hiT. ISn; ,hrOash FIJI;
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, desires
position as child's nurse; l-yr,
ersnees AID 2-l00s. -. r
fCOLOhBD uIhL utslEco blliCS hos ?
work. Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday; refs. Call LII. 2-s635.
iCOLORED GIRL wants days or walt
( ress work; ref. NO. T-BO40- ~
iCoLORED WOMAN desires g.h.w, 8
/ or ) ~ days, or days work, no cook
/ Ing. HO. 2-Gdl6,
GCOLoRED WOMAN wants work OF
( any kind; good refs. Call Ii.
ECOLoRED GIRL wants Inv. and
( child care, 3 days q week: reliable.
AID 2-4a96
iCOLORED GIRL wants child care
( and housework. 5-day week. LII.
ICoLoRED LADY desires evenings as
baby sitter. light duties; excel, refs.
iCOLORED WOMAN desires work by
/ day. laundress or cleaning exper.
/ Call Elk. 1896.
lCOLORED LADY desires g.h.w 4
days week: exper. and refs. DE.
n-b36S g
WOMAN. colored, exper., reliable.
! neat, clean, wants days work, iron,
Office clean. Ii. 3-467S. IS
WOMAN, colored. wishes days work
or part time: good refs. no. 2-04S6,
Il
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID
White, attract. fnrn. 2 rms, all
utils. SIS wkly. Also sci. rms; So.
1850 Mintwood nj. NV. IA. a-2sl5
CATHEDRAL AVE, off conn.--Liv.
rm,, bedrm, and kitchen, share
bath. Employed lady. AD. 4-4531
9th ST. s.w.. 4ID-S9 per wk.. ssle.,
sink, stove, refgr., tile floors, next
bath, mr., esrline, shopping district.
1 @A; f p SW.-$e per .wk,, SIS ssle..
sink. stove, refer, next bath. conv.
IA, e sar haSrE Hs I Fl! lN.w-Ref,fned
plate: adj. porch; $40 mo. co.
DSSWVHSSTTowN. s24 N. Y. ave. NV. and
92S G pl. n.w.--Slpg. OF hsekpg.:
$3.50 wk., up: refgr.; no DRINKS.
2i47 F N.w.-Refgr., grill. sink,
s ssi4 rave %s Ex s si6sss mattress
MT. PLEASANT. 1919 18th st. NV.
Cheerful. running water. frigtd-
aire. dble hot plate. mr.. transp;
III nth ST. Me- rm,, kit. and
f PATH 8.oS Sl9 Wk@ u''l'' included s
1921 18th ST. N.W.-Lee. rm. with
cleo. refgr. and grill; running
water; $3.50 wk. Du. 1850.
-l3
EXTRA Ice. ROOM. LIST mr.; COW.
location in NV. section reas.
scoTTs CIRCLE STUDIO, besut.
furniture, front. utils. incl; 50
compl. CO. j-gt"i 5
1iOl 18th ST. NV, downtown:
neatly furn. S35 no.. all utils.
incl. AID. 4-0192. IS
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
TIRE SALE

6.O0xI6, 6,76xi5. s6-75: 7.10x1 5.
7.60xl5, S7.75, add So for snow
treads. ALL SERVICE TIRE CO.
: 1924 Ga. ave NV. RIA 6-9S50,
TOOLs-l2-in. planer; l-h.p. motor
with stand; Atlas shaper with Fl
heads and stand; 24x3-in. belt
sander; all used 3 months. OIL.
TOOLS and chest, in good condition.
TOR and builder; reasonable. co.
5-lS54. 3
TOYS-Two 3-wheel bikes. So each
/ wagon, $40: sand box. $50
Like new. OIL. 4-54SI. %
TRAILER, utility. 2 wheel, all steel,
excellent appearance and condition
with spare wheel and hitch; SIS.
JE. 3-3l62. IS
TRAINS. Lionel sets. u price, Extra
track, switches and accessories. JE
2-1523. IS
TRANSFORMERS, GOV. Primary,
8,400-V. second. New. S22. Call
UN. 1853. IS
TRUMPET, Conn, used approx. /
month; S135. Blond radio-phono-
graph; $50. 10. 7-2812. -
TV. used. in excellent condition;
viii guarantee; viii take best otIer
JU. 9-l0ll.
Tv. 81 IN. brsnd-new 1855 models,
all makes, clearance sale. Terms,
LIVINGSTON APPLIANCE CO, 440a
South Capitol st. 10. 3-53j3. -
20-inch. various makes. ia, 1-S726
Tv SETS, reconditioned. S19.95 and
up; guaranteed: good variety Of all
makes and sizes. Open sun; I'll 9.
CONSOLIDATED TV CO., 100 18th
st. ne, Ii. $4,000. IS
TV, 10 in. Zenith. SIS: '53 Plymouth
2-door, 1915; l2-In. Philco Ty.
$50. 10. 7-SS2O. Ill
Tv, MoTORoLA, I7-inch. sos, or
best offer. Phone JE. 3-l769. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-07
ROOMS WITH BOARD

ATLANTIS GUEsTHOUsE. 14Os
Mass. n.w.-Good food with home
atmosphere. Bendix and free TV,
also rooms. New management. 12s
HOME conveniently located IN nice
NV, section catering 70 small ell
derly ladies; tasty meals; pke
home; warm coy room; no drink
Ing or smoking Must be neat. kind.
congenial and considerate Of others.
$50 mo. II you qualify. no. 2-633l.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2oo1. at Conn.
ave, - Nice sgle. or cble. rms; Q
good meals daily: S12 TO SIS wk:;
~ avail; young people. co.
ROOM AND BOARD for retired men;
good meals, home atmosphere, reas.
cE fss Mason RD aS ieas ai n asR R n Nv
men: sgles. and others: SI7-$22.60
NO. 7-6770 OF co. 5-0349.
ROOM AND BOARD in exchange
for baby sitting some nights and
every other week end. References
necessary. OIL. 4-445e. Is
I4OI 18th ST. h.w.-Ideai residence
for businesS peegle. stpdsnts: Sc
IN JEWISH HOME, mr.. transp. 1919
Van Buren, st. NV. RIA. 3-sQsl.
wOMEN's ATTRACTIVE residences.
single and doubles, excel. meals. M
Guiding sunday. AID. 2.oS!5. p
2322 Both ST. N.w.-Single room.
excellent meals. excellent transp: 8
meals optional; men. EN-. 3-1soo.
$500 18th ST. N.W.-Good meals.
congenial atmosphere, TV Lounges
maid service: SIS a week up. 80.
1921 18th ST. N.W.-Sgle. and dhle.
rms, pvt. bath available, excellent
meals. 10
atmosphere. AID. 4-1503. %