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HEATERS
~ 4 JFNkss . nm M

Oas--Oil--EoAl--Wood.
W. 8: jerks q SON
723 9TH st. NV. MA. s-0S4t
Since 1858
HEATING EQUIPMENT for sale, !
gas-hred. ceiling suspended units
Janitrol $4,000 BTU, two Resnor
10000 and 10000. BTu, Excellsn!
condition; With al f,ttinEs. $3.50
f SSon az u shr sae WIll sell 'sOsrs.ssl'
HEATING PLANT, hot water. com.
pletely installed. boiler. radis.
tors, oil burner and circulator: 81
used but guaranteed S7s5, WA. g.
Hi@FI Brovnins tuner, stsphenl
speakers. Rek-o-Kut cable. Picker.
ing units, Brook amp, Excel cab
piet. % . iRse ooo e ;si.sm; $40 fpS
Hoisf. ELkCfRic, EUCLID, com.
a.oOo-pOund capacity. II. 3-ioso
HOSPITAL BEDS, desks, iiie cabinets
nsss s t Lathe ss,i fyff go ,rDg
tic motors. front entrances. doc
and hardware. 2-overhead GaraEt
doors, orthopedic Woodvorkini
machine, used window sash. new
electric conveyor belt for self sery
ice. meat market, electric liGh
fixtures. chicken hrooder. We d
earden pioving. Tel. so. $4,000
HOSPITAL BEDS. like new. adjust,
able 2 ways; $40, 25l3 NJ st
HOUSEHOLD TURNIsHINGS-Mod.
err err ems n,; APT; must move, best
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. surplus, few
antiques. din. RIM. table and an
tiaue chairs, 9 bedrm. suites. 320a
8. 18th st.. Arl. After 4. Thurs
and Fri. All day Sat. and Sunday
HYDRAULIC PRESS. s5 tons. hand.
operated. Needs some minor re.
pairs. A good buy at $3.50, HARCC
EQUIPMENT CORPORATION, 247a
Sherman ave. NV. NO. 7-1p1g.
INDOOR SHUTTERS. various sizes
Call EN-. 2-5D57.
INVALID WALKER, in good cond
S35, Ma S-7S22 or IA. 5-450l
IRONER-Conscle with shelves aud
linen rack. Very good condition;
S35. Phone IA. 2-7763. Ia
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JEwELRY-Broach. containing one
ruby. weight approx. 8 carats. ia
graduated smaller Tubies, 100 small
diamonds. platinum mounting. Boz
l03-H, Star.
KENMORE CONSOLE rotary sewins
machine. complete with button hole
and zig-gag attachments. Call Sun
day or after 2 pm. weekdays. u
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FURNITURE, NEW
WAREHOUSE SALE
At Our Store
SAVE 20% TO 70%
Great Rapids gives you
fantastic bargains in the
most colossal warehouse sale
ever seen in D. c., so hurry!
ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO
PRIOR SALT
FREE DELIVERY
SI69.5O VALUE
Blond double dresser and mirror,
chest and double bed.
OUR PRICE soc 80
Genuine mahog table and leaf, 4
chairs, buffet and china cabinet.
$50 so VALUE
Mahogany kneehole desk with
OUR PRICE s34.95
Fine sofa bed and matching chair,
OUR PRICE Ss9.95
$69. so VAL JE
Genuine inahog. drop-leaf table;
OUR PRICE SAC .95
S109.60 VALUE
custom-built studio couch makes
- OUR PRICE ssa.75
Sl1p50 VALUE
Large club chair, custom quality,
OUR PRICE s5e.s5
$3.50 so VALUE
Genuine Fishes DuolounEe with
fine innersprius mattress; sleeps 2.
OUR PRICE $12g.99
500 so VALUE
Wrought-iron and plastic top d.
nette table and 4 chairA-
OUR PRICE S39.9e
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l2215-29 Ga. Ave. NV. AID. 4-0o7t
POCKET and billiard tables. 4 sup,
piles, poker tables and games. ten.
BILLIARD q az BOVINE sSSSIiSnif' su TPES
PORCH co. tIMNS. posts l9). q
inches IL I.svt K d y. stssa IT, o inches
fGnF psm5s e1 sns s9s se e.
P 'hap lee p aHi vi JET JST PUMP
: :hailow ~ SsS1 pump; soot
PUMPS, 81; so up; Bring US you,
pump Problsms; ELECTRIC EQUIP
c S1 ga se'rS Sssat sSs n hsndmsd,
ding ring, $50, EN-. 2-5217.
RADIATORS, INV; modern; guar.
del. BLOCKS, I746 Lee hwy, neal
Key Syo Bridge tSy,,,S "a; s1s79o oir,,or VI,
ton. factory wired, excellent cond
5000, Halliersfters sx.9e. S225
Can be seen evenings after 8 ane
sunday At Kirkwood apts.. 28el
E EEas9ly,T,. IL Apt so4' YES
port. IS: CAB. Tor i2s or is" :pkr
RSSbttci yoM new. ssS; sig. gen. new p,
$50: VFO; kit, $50; battery radios
$50 up: 30o-oHM twin lead; .: 3c
R sTJ IL ARc,S "a, xMTR S $S ss, s sS,,,nn
Ts UJsU SO sG 81 M AvR.S S $2b: ) ans
components cheap AERO ELEC'
TRONICS, 20lO Duke. Alex. We;
OPP. Masonic Mem. 90, Thurs. til
amp: suppressor and vol exp. foot
soqq.:. S126 or best ofsr. WA
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OFFICE FURNITURE
.-Ae.,A, ,.,sx,ex,a-a

SPECIAL PURCHASE
TRADE ms
80 9. P. TYPIsT DESKS, SIS ANr
D.. z. TYPEWRITER DESKS. SIC
$1,000 1000 s1o ss ,,l EEw As spcS gsSr
TTogEpi 9srEE sED,u At "a sscR RI
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
500 New York Ave. NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE
Traded-RENTED-Sold
D C. SURPLUS SALES
Sill New Jersey Ave. NV. Ii. 1880
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LIGHT PLANTS


Portable. single phase, 1.O00-watt
new, Sl65; 350-watt, $50, SO,
J. II. GICHNER 25i3 M st. NV
LINENS. exquisite Point Venice ban.
quet-size tableeloth vita ~ nap.
kins. Appraised value, 81 500. vii
sell reasonably. ia. 8-8760 between
LIVING ROOM SET. ) pieces. per.
feet, Retiring from Government
service. Call RIA. 6.809l.
LIv. RM. SOFA in very good cond :;
L M; IA ko s5sss s5ii,rn ,o,. h.a .nt
chair; like new: SIG0 or best
offer. IA. 2-s40C. liz
!. LOCKERS-LOCKERS
100 AVAILABLE, ALL SIZES, WITE
KEYS. NEW CONDITION. So PEI
P P669IhS;MrNM4H N aaa Il ! Q 3Jr 1 u
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Refinisned walnut double pedestal
desks. $b6; OAK deske from SIS:
steel transfer iiles. $2.g6; new 54x
4 a. st eslr desks SS9 50 Ne We have
time In nur history and We believe
our policy Of customer satisfac-
ton plus our .oW. low prices Is
the reason. Come into our ware
house location. shop our large stock
OF new and used once furniture and
see for yourself. Free delivery; n.
Elk. 3-HD74.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

GAS ENGINE horizontal type, va
70 5 h;p;; like new. Must. SELL
GAS FURNACE, 100000 btu; ex-
cellent condition; bargains; also
plumbing fixtures, bldg. materials
See at 456 Nd. ave. s.v. la
GAS HEATERS
10000 to $1,000 BTU: some with
blowers and thsrmostats; large as.
sort; guar. BLOCKS. 1746 LEI
hwy, mr.. Key Bridge. IA. S-zS00
1910 Baltimore ave. WA. 7-5601
GAS RANGE. Magic Chef. 22x30
$40. Girls bicycle, 70 in, So
Antique brass fire set. So. Call IKE
6-S643 after 8 pm -12
GAS RANGES, new 1855 Universals
double oven: close out at BIZ
savings. no down payment, balance
monthly on your gas bill. VIR.
GINA APPLIANCE AND SERVICE
CO.. 4236 N. Fairfax dr., Arl
IA. 4-1200. Open Mon. til o
GAS RANGES. new. used; repair oil
coal, gas ranges, ACME STOVE
l0l1 18th 81. NV. Ma. $500.
GAS RANGE, new used. installation
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237 Ga
aye. nv; De; 2-5SSo: ...s ..na,
G tiGn- R an r. sS lasGi in goo,
eond;; 4 burners; a6-in. ss5. WA
Gas RANGE. 1855 model. whit
porcelain divided top; used 8 wks
looks like new. S65. 10, l-37B7,
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FURS

Manufacturer cries the blues. He
is arriving in person from New
York with 100 brand new fur stoles,
capes. jackets; mink. muskrat. squir-
rel. Meet Mr.. Kessler In person. who
must raise cash and will sacrifice
reductions. Ask him al the ques-
lions. He knows all the answers.
Here's a once in lifetime opportu-
nifty to buy wholesale direct from a
manufacturer. Prices start from sos.
For 3 days only. Thursday. Friday,
stauTd syvE Feb Is v IL Is g sod b6n I
SHOP. Hrs. for this sale only Ia
a.m.-9 pm: Sat, 10 a.m-7 pm
1923 Conn. ave NV. CO. 5-l1b3.
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FILE CABINETS

SPECIAL PURCHASE
200 ONE-DRAWER STEEL LETTER
FILE CABINET WITH FOLLOW
SL0CE; s3.s6; ORIGINAL COST
1So FouR-DRAwER GLoBR-wER-
NICKE LEGAL AND LETTER
FILLS, PULL. SUSPENSION,
S27 SO: ORIGINAL COST NEW
1900 LETTER AND LEGAL TRANS
FER FILES S2.95. WITH ROLLER
4-pRAWER LEGAL WOOD FILES,
SO UP.
Manhattan Office Equip. Co.
$50 New York Ave. NV.
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PIANOS

Piano Benches $40 Up New
NEW, USED sPINETs $3.50 uy
STORY a. CLARK. WURLfTzER.
WEBER GRAND S37i
KNABE GRID, REBUILT LIKE
TERMS ARRANGED. DELIVERY
1853 COLUMBIA. RID, NV. AD
WANTED. PAY CASH. -.
PIPE. galv,, black. copper. cast iron
cut thread fixtures. BLOCKS INC.
l746 Lee hwy, IA. $500,
PIPE FITTINGS. tools, mech, ant
cleo. items. etc.; lumber; reas
RIA 3-1122. RIA. 3-117I.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
Gas ranges ----------- ---~- Sls
Radistess from zoe per II Il
SINKS from !!
ut. lee tubs -----..--------- sill
Iron tencinr per ft.------.,.!9 90,
LARGE SELECTION. ouARANTTE ! Fl
ACE JUNK CO,
SEQ er q si9,Ns,A Axe s,, by si "a
2215-29 Ca. Ave. NV. AID. 4-007t
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KITCHEN AND

KITCHEN SINK, modern, on steel
cabinet with MIXTURES. S35; Norge
cleo. stove, 3 yrs. old, excel. cond
DR.. Call Dunktrk 5-7S53. Ia
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FURNITURE

Living room. bedroom, dinette.
Owner leaving the city: will sacrifice
In prices Call ~. 9-411S 10 Am.
tn Z N m Sunday
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JALOUSIES

Sold or installed: direct factor,
dealer. JoNFRA CO., JE. 3-76e6,
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FURNISHINGS

Bkfst. set, SO: couch, $40: easy
end tables, 81; writing table, $3.50;
lamps, pictures, mirrors. 81 UP;
chest, SIS. beds, $3.50; dresser. So
bkfst. tbl.. Sa.50: odd chairs 81
cabinets, ST so up: server, 81: rock
ers, 81 up: vanity. $3.50; other
bargains. See our I'D under Antiques
/ am. to z pm.
BELL KINDS
r.lAnI Of NJ A.QAAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
FITRNACE-GAS

FURNACE-GAS
Hot water, used guaranteed; aver,
age size. S15-$100: delivery incl
Large selection Of used radiators
New gas furnace at wholesale cost
BLOCKS. I746 Lee hwy, mr.. Kel
Bridge, IA. s-ST00. 461S Baltimore
ave, WA. 7-5501.
FURNISHINGS, two rooms In apt
bldg, near Dupont Circle, reason
able; apt. available. Box f2-J. star
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WAR SURPLUS
CLOSEOUTS-NEW-USED

10000 OTHER BARGAINS
j. H. GICHNER
2513 M ST. NV. Elk. 3-3527
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

ALPERsTEINs offers you the most
fabulous deal in WASHINGTON
You save as much as 300 buyine
this Broom OUTFIT complete
Folks, here is what you get at Al
PERSTEINS for only S219 for the
BEDROOM
We give you q beautiful MODERN
3-piece suite: includes large DRESS
Err with MIRROR. large roomy
CHEST OF DRAWERS and BED plus
pillows. etc, end for the
LIVING ROOM
We include a beautiful MODERN
SOFA as inches long in q good as
sortment Of colors and patterns
plus a. comfortable ARM CHAIF
In contrasting colors: SOFA OPEN
into comfortable bed at mite: plu;
e END TABLES and matching COCK.
TAIL TABLE ALL 3 rooms Of
BRAND-NEW FURNITURE only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
SINKS

Cabinet type. AZ In. used. $40 up.
BLOCKS, INC, 1746 Lee hwy. near
Key Bridge, IA, $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

OIL BURNERS, Eun-type, used. sas
with controls. 500. KE. S-bs6s.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
husband, father, grandfather and
.reat grand father,
ROBERT WILKINSON EVANS
who died on Nov. %, 1854.
And our dear mother, grand
mother and great grandmother.
MARY Ida SMITH
who died on Nov. 80, 1853.
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep.
From which none ever wakes to
weep.
A calm and undiSturbed repose
Unbroken by the last of foes
Ieep in Jesus peaceful rest
Whose waking is supremely blest.
NO tear no woe shall dim that
hour
That manifest the Saviour's power
Mrs. Cecilia Evans, wife
Mrs. Gladys Jackson
Mrs. Ida Oliver
Mrs. Margaret, daughters
English Evans
Robert w. Evans Jr., sons
Joseph Evans, brother
Key West, Fla.
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81 F-%k
G&S;.,,S'!::::'
xG2Z;Ea
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

2 nice houses in Bunche Park.
Low down payment. Don't miss
iris opportunity. Buy now before
it's too late. Also
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24
IN MEMORIAM

In sad memory of my dear
husband,
MIR. FREDDIE M. YOUNG
who died Nov. 10, 1855. Gone, but
not forgotten.
Mrs. VeSsie Lee Young, wife
Sallie Mae Roberts, daughter
Annie D. Young, daughter
Airline Roberst and Bremen
Roberts, grandaughterS
Freddie Roberts, son-in-law
Johnnie Young, brother
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24
Expression of Thanks

Mrs. Everette Ingram of 6725
NV l4th ave., wishes to express
her sincere thanks to her relatives,
friends, pastor and members OF
Ebenezer Methodist Church for
their beautiful get-well cards,
flowers, telephone calls and vlsl-
tations at the Mercy Hos2ital and
at home. During her recent sur
gerry. Many thanks to DR.. w. A
4llerson Jr., for his recommen-
dation. All of this kindness added
much to relieve pains.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24

In loving memory of my dear
husband,
MIR. GEORGE SIMPSON
who departed this life Nov. 25,
1850.
Mrs. Mamie Simpson, wife
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24
Lovely CHS New
Homes
$40 NV. 10Th Avenue
1928 NV. 58th Street
2378 NV. 55th Terrace

Three bedroom and carport
2 bedrooms, tile bath and heater
hardwood floors
No money down. Will build on
YOUR lot. JE 8-1340-Baron.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24
Deaths at Seniors

GEORGE CLARK of Home
stead, pioner Dade County resi-
dent died Sunday Nov. 18, at his
residence. He is survived by two
daughters, two sons, one grand
child and many other relatives
funeral services will be conduct
ed Saturday, Nov. oath, 2 pm. at
the church of God in Homestead
with burial at Paradise Gardens
in Richmond Heights.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24

MRS. ANNIE MAE BUTLER of
242O NV. Goth Street died at
Jackson Memorial Hospital on the
evening of November 20, follow
ing a period Of illness Of two
weeks.
She is survived by a brother
and two daughters of this city,
and a brother of Sanford, Flo
rida, where the remains are being
taken on Friday for final rites
and burial.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24
Need Money?

Cash paid for your land or
home, or will loan you money on
your property. Have Liberty City,
Carver Ranches, DANA, Holly
wood or Perrine lots for sale.
Easy terms. Baron-JE 8-1340.
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CARDS = MEMORIALS
DEATHS
RANGE

LORENZA BELL of 709 NV.
Bird Court died at Jackson Me-
mortal Hospital on the afternoon
of Saturday, November 18th,
following a short period Of ILL
ness.
There were no immediate sur
vivorS.
Chapel services were conducted
on Tuesday afternoon, and burial
was held in Lincoln Memorial.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24

LEE ROOSEVELT DAVIS of
Goulds died Sunday. Nov. 18th at
Dade County Hospital survivors
are his mother Annie, father,
Roosevelt Sr. and other relatives.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed Friday, Nov. %, at Seniors
Funeral Chapel with burial in
Evergreen Memorial Park.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24

HENRY (SIPPIE) FERGUSON
of Hileah died Tuesday Nov. 20,
at a local hospital. Survivors are
his wife Muriel, one son, Henry
Jr., and other relatives. The re-
mains will be shipped to Way
cross Georgia for burial.
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For Sale : Owner

Beautiful 3 bedroom home
on large lot. Carpeting, We
netian blinds, stove, refrig-
orator, cornices. EZ terms.
Miami's newest residential
area. Write care of the Mi
ami Times Box 23S, 1112
NV 3rd ave., Miami, Fla.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24

q CHOICE LOTS. Brown Sub.
Cash, terms or will build and IL
nance. UN 6-8098. lnoI
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24

DELUXE BARB #. long.
Reasonable. Private party leaving
town, wants to sell. Call
UN 6-7849.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
Greeks to Hold Rites
Marking Picture Display

Brief religious observances will
be held in the chapel" Of the
exhibition Of paintings by Deme-
trios J. Kokotsis at 2 pm. today
in the foyer Of the Smithsonian
Institutions Natural History
Building.
The exhibition is under spon-
sorship Of the Ambassador from
Greece. George v. Melas. Greek
Orthodox icons decorate the
walls Of the chapel. The services
viii be conducted by Father
Demetrios @. Kalaris. pastor Of
SITS. Constantine and Helen
Church Of the local diocese.
There will be music by a choir
from his congregation.
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Concert Tomorrow

The Air Force Symphony Or
chestra and a 200-voice choir
will present THE Messiah" at
$40 pm tomorrow in Lisner Au-
ditorium.
The chorus, conducted by Capt,
Robert L. Landers. will be COM
posed Of the Singing Sergeants. "
the George Washington Univer-
sity Glee Club, the Eldbrooke
Methodist Church Choir and the
Bradbury Heights Methodist
Church Choir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
Humphrey Asks
Allies 10 Spur
German Unity

Senator Humphrey, Democrat
of Minnesota. called on this
country and its allies yesterday
TO show more Imagination and
initiative" in pressing for new
ways Of bringing about the
reunification of Germany and
the withdrawal of Soviet troops
from Eastern Europe.
AS chairman of the special
Senate Subcommittee on Dis
armament, he made public a re-
port by the subcommittee staff
reviewing relations between the
Western powers and Russia since
the end of World War II.
so long as Germany remains
divided, 1t is a potential battle
field for the beginning of World
War H." Senator Humphrey
said.
Might Spell Progress
1t is clear, the Senator said,
that Germany is the key to the
kind of European political settle
ment which might lead to real
progress toward disarmament.
"A decade of fruitless. negotia-
tons with the Soviet Union has
demonstrated. however," he con-
tinued, that our policy toward
Germany has not attained one Of
its major objectives-the reunifi-
cation of that country based on
free. honest elections. The time
has come, therefore, to consider
other means which may be more
effective in achieving this OBJ
jective.
If Germany poses the sort of
political question whose settle
ment might result in real
progress toward disarmament,
then equally the settlement of
the security problem in Europe,
particularly as it comes to q
focus in the Central and Eastern
regions of that continent, is a
key to the German problem.
Consequently, l suggest that
in future negotiations there
ought to be fuller exploration OF
the proposal. referred to in this
study, for creating a geograph-
ical zone in Europe in which
military equipment and man.
power would be kept at a pre-
scribed limitation.
Act as a Buffer
Such zone would act as q
buffer between the Soviet Union
and the Western powers. How
ever, the negotiations on the
creation of such zone that
have already taken place be-
tween the Western powers and
the Soviet Union have not
reached the stage of implement
ing the proposal with details.
In further negotiations re-
lating either to demilitarization
or to troop Withdrawals the
United States would need to be
alert to several factors:
Amy redeployment of troops
in the zone must not weaken the
overall relative military strength
OF NATO powers in Europe and
in no case should American
troops be withdrawn from the
European area; 2--the security
OF all European states from
armed aggression from any
source must be assured; 3-the
agreement on setting up the zone
of limited ornaments and forces
must include provision for the
reunification of Germany in free
dom; and. "A balance of armed
forces and ornaments between
the sides within the zone must
be maintained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
Brotherhood Week
Chuirmen Named

Four educators have been
named cochairmen of the
Schools and Colleges Committee
for Brotherhood Week. spon-
sored by the National Conference
Of Christians and Jews. The
week will be observed February
1924.
The committee chairmen are
I. F. Simmons. county school
superintendent in Birmingham,
Ala; John L. Mcmahon. presi-
dent of Our Lady of the Lake
College. San Antonio, Tex;
Herman H. Long, director of the
race relations department at
Fisk University, Nashville. Tenn,
and Herman We'll of the psychol-
ogy department at the University
Of Wisconsin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
GIFTS OF NYLON
for your sIeepy-time gal
fl.99

Frothy, feminine lingerie TO
fIotter her private life :.
fashioned in delicote drifts of
quick-drying nylon. Choose the
oroceful gown by Froy Pruf
with oppliqued embroidery OF
wee neck. Elastic band at woist
for good fit. In pink or blue.
Sizes "a to a..
For cover-up, q duster in delec-
toble embossed rose print, feo-
turing set-in sleeves and two
large pockets. Pink or blue in
sizes 10 TO 10 Other styles not
shown.
II she hos toilored tostes, gift
her with this fuII-cut pojomo
by Adorable. Sizes 81 TO 40 in
pink, blue or rose.
Down Stois Store. Underwear
=. oIso 7 Corners Down Stars Store
ond Bethesda Budget
The guardian., 1956-07-21
Stan MusieI
Eyes Europe
For Vacation

ST. LOUIS, Mo-stan Musi-
al isn't thinking of retiring
from the game. He's merely
planning a five-week trip to
Europe, with Mrs. Musial,
starting October IS. The
Musials will be accompanied
by Julius (Biggie) Garagn-
ami, STAINS restaurant part
ner in st. Louis, and Mrs.
Garagnani. They will tour
England, France, Switzerland,
Italy and Spain.
An Associated Press story
from New York, June ~,
said that Musial planned to
quit the game at the close
Of this season because he
had been discouraged over
recent events--ranging from
the trading of his close
friend, Red Schoendienst, to
his shift from the outfield to
first base. The story also said
the 36-year-old Cardinal star
had become upset when he
read reports, prior to the
June IS deadline, that he
might be traded for Robin
Roberts of the Phillies. How
ever. General Manager Frank
Lane denied the rumors of 3
possible deal for Musial.
Asked about the story,
Musial denied he was think
ing of retiring.
How could anything In
baseball make me unhappy"
he said. "The game has been
good to me. When I get
ready to quit, I'll make the
announcement in st. Louis,
not in New York;.
Commenting on the report
that he had been discouraged
over the deal that sent his
road roomie, Schoendienst, to
the Giants, Stan said:
"Of course I hated to see
Red go, but I can see how
the deal is going to help US"
Musial conceded, however,
that 'lt's getting tougher all
the time. But if I can hit
respectfully, I'll go on. I'll
never be a hanger-on."
The guardian., 1956-07-21
Race In NJ.
The Tightest
In Ten Years

The National League race,
which showed only a s game
difference between the first
and fifth-place teams on
July IL, is one of the. most
hotly contested chases on re-
cord, comparing with the
ls47 battle in which a SINH
lar blanket covered the top
five on a corresponding date.
Nine years ago, the pen
nantbound Braves held a
7one-game edge over the
Dodgers, one and one-half
over the Giants, two over the
Cubs and three and one-half
over the Cardinals.
In another red hot race.
the Reds of 1920 led the
Dodgers by one and one-haIf
lengths, the Cubs by two,
Cardinals by three and Pi-
The guardian., 1956-07-21
SPORTS
AEIELD

The most desired of all
fresh-water game fish, the
biggest and most difficult to
come by. is the musky. He's
no respecter of time or place,
ability or experience. They
say that when ]. ]. Coleman
of Evansville, Indiana,
caught his former world re-
cord 601a-pounder, at Eagle
Lake, Ontario, in 1899, he
was just idly casting a plug
from the dock for practice.
so it can happen to any
body. But 1t usually doesn't.
The guardian., 1956-07-21

RouNDTHEE Real Estate
so Humboldt Ave. RobuExY
CA 7-3oso
Be sure Of satisfactory SER
vice. Investment and home
properties for sale. Get
your moneys worth Come
IN and talk your housing
problems over with us. This
eosfs nothins. Property ma
nasemsnt and apartment
renting.
The guardian., 1956-07-21
RoxBURY BARGAIN

RoXBURY BARGAIN
WOODBINE ST. 2 family
house. Nice LOT. Separate heat
srs. Good condition. Price:
$500. Easy terms.
David Baer
LA 3-e2s4
CITY BARGAIN
DARTMOUTH ST. near Back
Bay Station. 4 apis. steam heat,
oil, good condition. Income
$2,loo. Price $500. Easy
terms.
David BaeR
LA 3-e2s4