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In many ways this election
will determine the kind Of to-
morrow that we and our chill
dren may enjoy. But the tram
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STEVENSON TEXT
Democratic Candidate
Makes Fighting Talk
STEVENSON TEXT

NEW YORK. Oct "a Q-Follo,Oing is the tert Of Adla
SteuenSons Madison Square Garden address last night
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-05
Emergency Hospital
Class at Northwestern

The Civil Defense Training
class held its second successful
meeting in the library at North
western Senior High School.
Charles Gray, head of the ply
steal education department at
Northwestern is the instructor ID
Red Cross First-aid, taught an
excellent lesson. Mr.. Picksrt, VINO
IS Civil Defense Hos2ital Admin
istrator, showed an interesting
film depicting some of the affects
of bomb radiation on human be-
ings.
The class group agreed to meet
twice a week, so for the remain
ing few weeks the Civil Defense
Emergency Hospital Class will
meet Tuesday and Thursday ev-
enings at 7:3O pm. persons VINO
wish to join the class should plan
TO enroll not later than next
Tuesday, May 8.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-05

Eight members OF the Miami
Police Dept. were cited recently
for 10 years orYmore OF service ito
the city Of Miami.
Ten-year piss and certificates
were awarded to Officers Clyde
Lee, Ralph Whfte, Alexander Nc
.Dowell, Clinton Williams, lanes
Washington, Jake Frinlks, Amos
Brooks and Delmer Trautman.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-05
BQker-Holnan Clash at Beach

Bob Baker, third ranking con-
tender from Pittsburg, and john
Holman, Oslicago's fourth ranking
title hope - clash Wednesday
night in a nationally televised
heavyweight fight from the Miami
Beach Auditorium.
The bout, promoted by Chris
Dundee, is the first In a series OF
eliminations 10 determine a sue
ceSSor to ROCKY Marciano's va
Gated heavyweight crown.
Baker, who was beaten here
three years age by light heavy
weight champion Archie Moore,
has Scored victories over such
top-notch heavies as Rex. Layne,
NinO valdes, Jimmy Slade, and
CoIey Wallace.
Bob was undefea1ed in 1856 and
this year ne lost a split decision
to Hurricane jackson In his only
outing. A former Golden Gloves
heavyweight champion, Baker
usually tips the scales at 215.
Holman, the Cinderella man OF
the division at the moment, has
knocked out Bob Satterield and
trounced Joe Rowan In two tele~
vision fights this year.
John, a Furnishing hitter who
stays right on top of his rivals,
knocked out Ezzard Charles,
Cesar Brion and Boardwalk Billy
Smith, last year.
Both Baker and Holman are
rated high among the fighters who
have been tabled most likely to
succeed Marciano and Wednes-
DAVIS fight will go long way In
helping clear up the muddled
heavyweight picture.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-05
BRAVES TO GET
cONNELY SOON

Manager Charlie Grimm was
happy to learn that his star hurl-
er, Gene Connely is at the present
Braves. Connely Is at the present
working out with Braves farm
team In Jacksonville.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-05
sRAcAN MEANS BUSINESS

II the Pirates finish In the cell
lar this season, it won't be the
fault of Skipper Bobby Bragan.
At the start of the season, Bragan
said he would have his team run
ming on every play. In a recent
game outfielder Bob Clamenti
missed a sign and was tossed out.
Bragan was furious and fined the
Cuban outfielder SIS.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-05
ATHLETICS CANCEL HIGH
SCHOOL DAY

The Kansas City Athletics an
nounced the cancellation Of all
High School Days at their ball
park. It took all the park police
could do to break UP a riot be-
tween White and Negro students.
Business Manager Parke Caro-
said the youngsters annoyed the
paying customers by throwing
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-05
THE WALK AROUND
MARTINS CONTINUE
SUCCESSFUL HOME STAND
BY JOE WALKER

Miami's new entry in the In
terrational League concluded a
successful home stand winning 8
out of Is games, including vic
tories over Toronto and Montreal
rated the top clubs In the league.
The Martins will return to Mi
ami May 10.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-05

The Baton Rouge Club Of the
class c Evangeline league may be
forced to forfeit games against
two league opponents because the
teams have Negro players. The
owners Of the Baton Rouge team
said earlier that no Negroes would
play in their park.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-05
MONZANT GIVES MANAGER
CREDIT FOR ONE HITTER

Pitcher Ray Monzant said Bill
Rigney is responsible for his bril-
liant one hitter he pitched. Mon
zant said Rigney doesn't yell at
him from the bench.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-05

All barbershops In the Liberty
City area win be closed on Wed
nesdays during the summer Begin
ming the first week In May. Mo
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-05
REMNANT PREDICTIONS

Starting with the American
League: New York, Cleveland,
Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Kansas
City, Washington and Baltimore.
National League: Brooklyn, Mil
waukee, st. Louis, New York,
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Pitts
burg and Chicago.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-05
INFANTS CARE

ALL DAY care Of your child while
you are at work. Hours arranged
to suit your working time. Call
FOR particulars. Phone MU 8-8607.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-05

CAS- they appear left to right in
photo).
The awards were presented by
Captain L. G.. Nollie, comm nder
of the precinct from which the
officers are detailed, at appropri-
ate ceremonies.
The certificates awarded bore
this inscription: I'm recognition OF
completion OF ten years Of con-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-05

paper cups and rubber balls at
them.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

HOUSEHOLDER, white. with school,
are child wishes position In mother
less home or working mother with
Oh ldren. Salary; AP, 7-47f6.
nOUSEKEEPER. good nurse, cook
adult family, live I'M $50 week.
Box 39-K, star.
LICENSED PRAC. NURSE and mem
Der o. r. g. wants baby sitting at
her home. IA. 7-4465.
GIRL wants lob. clerk In store. maid
IN beauty shop or doctors once
II. 3-e5s9
GIRL desires work N W, child care
WA 5-ssH6
LADY, colored. desires days work
Wed and every other Tues. Clean
ms lronine hkes children, refs
HI 3-sls3
LADY wants work by the day o.
week. cleaning irealng or child
care IL $4,000. ! 70 : pm
WOMAN, colored. desires work Mon
Wei Frl refs Call III --l so
SUNDAY
WOMAN. coiored wants rh.v days
work OF fun time LII i-O43S
WOMAN. colorsd, desires : DAYS ~
o. cleaning ofieea nisht or day
YOUNG GIRL desires work as bso5
sitter or ghw no .-JAgH ~ ar
70 r. an
ZIONIST COIORED GIRL desires
chic care ard nv , tarsi STAY
nisht refs IVA 5-s5tb
TAILS CHURCH HOTHER wishes g
rtVe daF care nNr home % ] ~
arrrov uun dauanfer are. 4. ~
H.arsf
TxPFR WOMAN eesi-es eaT uerk.
81 - cf 81 seek Coed Ecnsr hna
s5ok LA. 1888
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DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED

Buy Out-of-Pawn Diamonds
at lowest prices from Wash
ington's only Legal Pawn
Broker. These diamonds
were left as collateral on a
loan for a fraction of their
original value and must now
be sold to liquidate the loan.
To sell fast, they are priced
at lowest dealer prices. Ev-
cry diamond fully guaran-
teed in writing. We can ship
to your bank for inspection
All prices plus tax.
color diamond. set in latest style
lax VIZ. mtg., out Of pawn, only,
2. Lady's approx, / ct, nice color
and cut, a terrific bargain, set in
a K y.g. sol. mtg. unredeeme6d
only Sl9D
8. Lady's 2Ia cts, fiawless and nice
color, lust taken out Of pawn at q
terrific savings, lax va, modern
mtg. q wonderful buy, only $695
T.. Mans approx. 5 cts. a tremen-
dous show, exceptionally colorful
and nice cut. masculine lax VIZ.
gypsy mtg. unredeemed. only
8. Lady's IA cts. fine blue white
American cut diamond, set in lax
w.g. .dia. fishtail mtg, a bargain
out Of pawn, only $3.50
g. Mans "a CT, modern cut and nice
color. set in heavy LAX VIZ. mtg.
bargain, only Sl25
z. Diamond shrine pin made OF
plat. z brilliant diamonds. set in
smart tailored shrine pin, worth
twice the price. out Of pawn, only,
s. Ladyls diamond and opal ring, a
magnificent Australian fine opal.
set In IA K y,g. and surrounded by
IL fun cut diamonds, approx. "a
cts. real bargain. only $500
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iEAUTY OPERS.. group hospitali-
cation. paid vacation. annual sick
cave excellent salary New Silver
Spring salon. JU. a-l3Sg.
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iOOkkEEPER-CASHIEk Tor NBC
accounting dept. General ledger ex-
s5-35. Contact MISS FAYMAN. AID.
4-54O0 Ext 40
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CREDIT COLLECTION mgr's asst:
steady worker des. perm. pos, Ia
miliar with instaliment credit. sal.
airy 70 compensate ability. ABBY
ET3 sE.f1g TOT Tin At NV
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EUkOPEAN housekeeper. cook, child
care live in: Sl75 mo. OIL. 4-5362.
WANTED women with all-round
housekeeping ability. special inter-
est in children; able to work in
upset families with agency guild
ance, permanent Job; fair salary
and conditions. Write TO FAMILY
GINA. 1913 Lee highway. Arling-
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JU. 9-1212


ALUMINIUM COIL SPRING and
innerspring mattress. GOOD condi-
tion. Call KE. e-625s.
AMERICAN LEGION UNIFORM, size
80; S25. VIII. 6-5s25.
ANTIQUE SALE, sat, sun, Mon
out Rte. 1906. left 81 Briggs Chaney
I'd. Falkland, Nd.
ANTIQUE NORTEKI china. l2.
rlaee settings. SOS CT. e-ie64
ANTIQUE LOVE SEAT. marbletop
mahog washstand several nice
pieces wedsevood. To. 2-s492.
ANTIQUES - Imported marble-toI
sideboard 30 I'M b. As IN. long
HeppieWhite legs; Kashmir rug
fiIgi0i3' 5oudoi. chair. laml
able so 5-5ll5.
ANTIQUE. walnut. marbif-top wash.
stand excel cond $50. IA >.
1910 after pm
ANTIQUE. TRENCH PROVINCIAL, 4.
poster OAK bed. . n VIDE. ~
lcng. n high with Grapes $500
WO a-sae3
ANTIoULs = TIE LAMP $50 "
ProaT n Pals Cfurch. Va sell.
iHg-out prirs reduced
ANTIotT NAH sIDEBoARD. ~
i0rg 2i vide nlah criF
frafr hardware rriral cciI1ff
cas- feet. seed conc. H a-s.l-
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CHANDELIERS

No where will you find larger
selection of fine imported chandeliers
in all sizes and types at wholesale
prices. If you see US before you buy
your visit will pay you dividends.
We supply many decorators and
know We can satisfy you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02
HELP--DoMEsTIc tcens.J

C0LORED OR WHITE. middle-ased
woman. light duties. assist Ill lady.
not bedridden. sieep in. TU.
2-3359. Id.
COLORED RETIRED or elderly lady,
to care for children Of employed
couple. Free room and board. small
sal. ". DU. 7-603B.
COLORED ELDERLY LADY with in
come who desires home with coll
ored family mr.. Rock or. PIX In
exchange for getting children OF to
school and cooking supper. RA
R-319Q
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Viihoui dependent children. Tor
permanent home pcfiiiqn. nut.tf
and cook. On family private estate
near WaffFrfor VifEfria Best
uaFrt flE lyinr accomroc atiorf
Ar.is aaal.ra iicnf ana fsis-ence.
|BuIirlrr Washinfgrr p. &
nisfvlfas 81 ts arfaared.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

WILL DRIVE empty car to West
Palm Beach, Florida or Vicinity;
will leave anv time. Sept. ! to z
Call EN-. 3-S337 after . pm. 20
TAMPA, FLA.-Lady wishes cple. OF
. ladies. Help drive. share ex-
penses. Refs. exch. Ju. 5-22l7.
CHEVROLET NEW $50 and driver
available. Travel anywhere. any
time. $40 a day and expenses.
Phone RE. 5-5922
GRADUATE STUDENT driving Il
Los Angeles, leaving about Sept. 10.
Wants riders to share expenses
and driving. DE. 2-29s6.
TT. WORTH. TEx.--Take or
Mon. Tues. or Wed. II you drive
Share expense. MR.. BICKLE. IA.
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BRICKWORK BY MACO

Increase the value Of your prop
erty with a retaining wall. fire-
place, garage or patio. etc; now that
prices are reasonable Is the time 20
build appointments for free esti-
mates can be made at your con-
Venience By calling LU. 2-se7S.
BUILDING, remooeiing. repairing.
CARPENTRY, brick, cement work DE.
,-05g5 MR. BAKER.
CARPENTERS. LIST class, white
mechs Alterations. repair. con-
10. 7-O5iO after 8 pm. %
CARPENTRY. porcbes steps, fences
partitions trimming general re-
pairs FTee estimate Can CHRIS
no I-is58 -
CARPFNTERs, painters. handymen.
bv the day or oy the 100 ia
Biadensburg I'd ne II. t-uyHs -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Blankets
2 for $3.50

WOODEN electric biankets-made By
famous electrical company-elec-
trio unit emoved--leaving beau
tiful soft, warm blankets. Pastel
c0lorS; blue, green, rose, gold with
extra-wide satin bindings. Excel
lent for any home, rooming house,
conva les, syn q rest e Z hom 8; ne
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HELP WOMEN Cont,

A representative Of the personnel
once viii be At the College Park Hot
Shoppe on Wed. Sept. 9TH, between
a position as q waitress. Day or
night work avail. on a full or part
time basis. Don't be satisfied with a
Job that pays you less than sos per
week, Here's the opport. to realize
unlim. income,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

BED, HOLLYWOOD: table, SIx36, plas-
tic top: chest: mirror, 36x52; misc.
itanne III 5000
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SITS. DOMESTIC Cont

cOLORED GIRL desires baby sitting
niehts or week ends. Experienced
and references. NE. S-6737.
COLORED GIRL desires day work,
Mon. Wed. Fri. Good with children,
refs. NO. 1870.
ICOLORED GIRL desires Job. caring
for children at night. HU. 3-4l74.
COLORED GIRL wants general
housework, days wk. Good refs.
LII. 2-921O.
COLORED GIRL, college student
a as54' baby sitting Dupont 2
COLORED GIRL desires days work
or 5-day week; reference. Ii.
6-2sg6
COLORED WOMAN desires s days.
Cook-housekeeper. exper., refs: $50
and carfare. Live out. LII. 4-7362.
COLORED WOMAN desires house OF
once cleaning work 5 days wk. Ii.
3-6373.
cOLORED-Want baby sitting Job,
. DAYS week; refs. TU. 2-6465.
COLORED GIRL wants part time
work, ) days, OF morning; or 3
full days; refs. LU. 2-6776.
ICOLORED WOMAN wants days work
or part-time work. Call Ii. 3-S237,
COLORED LADY desires Job as baby
sitter or cleaning Offices. 10. l.
COLORED WOMAN desires days
work; exper.. good refs. Call Sun
and Mon, Ii. 3-6049.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MIscELLANEoUs-FoR SALE

ABACUSES, fire signs. apple pullers,
sugar kettles. coffee mills. cast iron
ware, country ovens, cow bells,
hitchine posts. door knockers, sun
dials, foot scrapers, Franklin stoves,
stone crooks, carpet heaters,
jerks. Washington's Oldest Hard
ware and Stove Store Since 1866,
123 9TH st. NV. MA. S-0S4S.
ACCORDION, salanti. 40 bass, with
case; good condition; SIS. JE.
2-10O5.
ACCORDION - stradivari Petite,
with > treble. bass switches;
new; 500; carry or lay-away terms
for Xmas. AP. T-SOS0.
ACCORDION. German Homer. g.
shift, 120-bass. Sl25. 10. 2-2633:
ADDING MACHINES, brand-new. o.
col. cleo. subtractors; $3.50 plus
tax. MITCHELL SALES CO, sol s
Bait ave, Hyattsvile. UN. 4-S436
ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRIT-
ERS, S25 up-Your choice. only. 81
Call WARDS. EN-. 3-9535. NOW.
ADDING MACHINES. new and used.
hand or cleo; Recond; ana guar by
LEE O. CO.. RIM. 316. 1924 K NV.
ADDING MACHINE, ALLEN WALES;
10 col. hand, desk model: beaut.
finish, S45. LEE g. CO., RIM. 3l6,
1924 X NV.
AIR COMPRESSOR, $3.50: spray
pumps, gauges, hose, tanks. GICH-
NER, 2513 M st. NV. FE. 3-6345.
AIR CONDITIONER, Sears Cold
spot, q ton, perfect conditions less
than year old; moving: sacrifice,
SI25: also "a" window fan; misc
furn. EN-. 2-S749.
AIR CONDITIONER (2), excellent
condition: very reasonable. JU.
7-6742.
AIR CONDITIONING ATTACHMENT
for your warm-air heating system:
cools your entire home. no cash
payment necessary terms as low
as 3 per day. II your credit record
is good. BISHOP EQUIP. Co. INC.
1858 Wis. ave-. FE. $4,000.
AIR CONDITIONER. q Mitchell;
forced removal from window: used
only mo-: sos. ia. 9-2416.
AIR CONDITIONER, Carrier, X
ton, excel. cond.. sos; disc recorder
changer, S25. JU. 5-4S6S.
AIR CONDITIONERS, used good
cond., guaranteed. immed. install.
lation. special wiring II needed; $40
IL
record is good. BISHOP EQUIP
MENT CO.. INC. FE. $4,000.
AIR CONDITIONER. Mitchell "a
ton, practically new: S55 for quick
sale. Call EN-. 2-0S64.
AIR CONDITIONER RENTED
n a. NJ REFRIGERATION CO.
INC. 227 List. ne, Ii. B-3660,
AIR cOND., G. E. Thinline. .. ton,
nearly new: $3.50, Hu. 1922,
AIR -COND., Kelvinator "a ton. used
only 4 mo. sos. oV. 3-4320.
AIR CONDITIONER, chrysler
Airtemp. water cooled
8-Ton, 3-Phase ---- $500
3-Ton, 1-Phase - $50
3-Ton, 1-Phase, New,
Heating and Cool
ing ------- 995
"a Ton Philco, new
console ------- 299
100000 BTU. Gas
Furnace ------- $50
125, 900 Gas Furnace,
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BOX III, STAR

COLORED GIRL desires work as
salad girl or gen kitchen helper
exper. no Sundays. Lu. l-S76s. %
COLORED GIRL desires night work
full time Call Ii. 3-l1sO,
COLORED GIRL desires part-time
night work In restaurant, after
$50 pm. Refs. RIA. 6-206b.
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ANTIQUE PINE BUREAU, drawers:
dark lpsyieh pine s lecentiy re-
ANTIQUEs-EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
large constantly moving stock Out
GEORGIA ave, ext. tRte OIL 0 mi.
right on 60y Whitehall a-6405
ANTIQUES and Decorators Items
LABOR DAY SALES
SUNDAY, MONDAY
lot misc: dishes. iOe; salts. 2sc;
decanters, 81; lamps, 81; rocker.
81; cruets, 81: amber daisy and
button relish dish. 81; milk glass
hen, 81: colored goblets. 81; little
stool. 81; lot square tables. good
for coffee tables, ST: handpainted
plates, 81; bone dishes. 81: butter
Dish 1dd,or ~; wild rose compete. $i.5500;
ewers, 80; sterling completes.
Sl.50; Victorian table,. $1.5O: milk
glass plates. Sl.50; Stag compete,
S1.5O; stems, ST so: amethyst
cream and sugar. $500 Ca; am
berina vase. $50; milk glass COM
pote, $50: 3-face goblets. $3.50:
blue satin fruit bowl, $3.50: cram
% -
salts, $500; blue bristol toothpick,
81 so; cranberry tumblers. $500;
daisy and button berry bowl and
crystal, So. so; green pitcher. opal
swirl, So 30; paper weight. So 80;
end-of-day vases. $3.50; blue Rris-
.ol vases, so DO pine box. $3.50;
Victorian chair. $3.50; .white-satin
lamp, $3.50; purple pitcher, 50 so;
salt and pepper, $3.50: ige. pressed
compete. $500; milk glass butter
dish. So so: yellow satin cream and
sugars, $50; cut glass cream and
sugar, $3.50; cranberry finger
bowls. $3.50; green purple amber
and blue cased glass cruets. $3.50;
amethyst am thum5print picture $500 o:
srsnDer aP' va ssi $ sSsTOctev
rosebowls. $3.50; wash stands, $3.50:
shaving stand, SO. 80; l5 Tor moreD
piece tea set. $3.50; Victorian
rocker, $3.50; school desk, $3.50;
amberina compete. $3.50; Victorian
dresser. $3.50; amethyst compete.
see m9 eompcs glory goOet craS SS1
bell, SIS; Bohemian vases. So; cut
glass decanter So; cut-glass vases.
So; china safe. So: cradle, 81 SO;
marble-top pedestal. $3.50: Gone
With the Wind lamp, 50 so; cob
blers bench. SIS; marble-top wash
stand. $17.50: plus drastic re-
auctions on hundreds and hun
dreds Of other pieces Of glass.
china and bric-a-brac. See our ad
under Furniture. Open daily. 4 to
z; sat. and Sun. l to z. BELL
KINDS, 18th and @ SITS. Sc. Ii.
4-96SS. P. S. Better not miss this
ore.
AQUARIUM. twin tanks approx. 8
Gu. TT. each. stand; pumps and
filters. tropical fish, lights. many
extras; LIST $50 taker: moving to
Fla. HE. 4-S9SS.
AUTHENTIC GERMAN FLAGS,
WV ! and II; large sizes; excel
lent condition. 10. S-7l29.
BABY CARRIAGE, TWIN. excel.
cond.: best offer. HA. 2-S27S.
after 2 pm. Sunday.
BABY CRIB AND MATTRESS, in
excellent condition. JU. 7-7759.
Rah,, NI1thas and Tnve
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HOUSEWIVES

Earn spare time pay; no car need
ed no evening work. Earn as much
as $500 showing Christmas merchant
disc. Phone 81, DI. 7-52b3.
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BUILDING MATERIALS
One Week-Summer's End Sale
BEGINNING SATURDAY, SEPT. l

ALL LUMBER CAREFULLY SALVAGED
FREE OF NAILS AND WELL SEASONED
Ike and lxS tongue and grooved sheathng,
per M
2x6, 2x10 2x12, through ~ lengths per NJ 5000
Longer lengths, per M---.-----------a------ 5000
5000 pieces Of 2xl2, dressed and chemically
treated 10 and 90 lengths per NJ $500
Good pine flooring per NJ from --- $500
lO00S of doors each from --- 90
New shipment Of factory-new flush doors,
standard Sizes each from $50
window SASH any sizes, each --------------- 100
Double hung windows, each from 4-------- 500
STEEL WINDOWS, EYE BEAMS PIPE. BRICK. ETC.
LET US FIGURE YOUR REQUIREMENTS
DURING THIS SALE AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE
OPEN FROM 7:3O AM TO / PM LABOR DAY
ABC DEMOLITION CORPORATION
1891 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Phone OF. 4-s755
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MONTGOMERY
GALLERIES
1905 Fern St.
,iiyer STANDARDIZATION, Nc

llJuh rem 81.
Silver STANDARDIZATION. Nd.
10. 4-7S00.
CLASSICAL RECORDS, 100, rs al
buns, best offer. 10. S-4524.
CLOTHES--MATERNITY-si7e IL,
IA: excel cond.. HA. 2-3e36.
CLOTHES DRIER. outdoor folding.
new; padded eorniee. IT,. gold
magazine rack. Reas. 10 4-s326.
CLOTHING--vPI uniform. Including
oyercoat, used only 3 mos; size
30 regular. GA 4-923s.
CLOTHING = Navy beaded suit.
Erlebacher; silk dresses, size IL;
dusty pink suede Jacket, 1915.
Must sell EN-. 2-s426
CLOTHING FOR sCHOOIs-Dresses
sizes 5-e; soc. Sweaters. shoes,
oVeralls. SOC each. RA, 1884.
COAT, woman's, beige, with belt
In good condition. Size 10. SO.
CoAT--Man's sport Jacket Black
and white. Size ~, $50 Ju. q
9A58.
COUCH, HI Rise. with 2 innersprina
mattresses. can be converted into
dble. bed; new cond.. cost $50,
sell for, s35: 4 solid nah. lyre-baek
chairs with antique blue needle
point; S136; peri. cond. LU. e
Sill.
CRIB AND MATTREss, good con-
dltion; 500. OIL. 4-O35s.
DEP FREEZE, upright Amana, l2is
Gu II excel. cond.i $500. CAL
Du. 7-I456.
DEHUMIDIFIERs, used, for sale or
rent Call Tuesday XII, g-30bO
DEEP FREEZE, lb4-cu..ft. upright
s AIeahs s46o. ni Phone PPS 5-isSS
DELCO OIL BURNER, summer.
winter hookup with controls and
tanks SIS 10. $4,000.
DISK. EXECUTIVE TYPE; mahoE-
plete. IA -6253
DESK. secretary. nah. s25: dresser
and mirror. SIS. also small man
rocker, reas. EM 3-5iO6
DIAMOND DINNER RING. IA
inches lonF, beautiful French de-
airn. % diamonds. platinum set
ting, insuranes value. 500. OIL. 2
-. MOND RING sET. oriF $500
sell $3.50 Cal Whitehall e-hena
d1rinF the caY
DIaMOSD RfNGs-Forcee iloulea.
fior' cou'act Nn MADE. RE
Af4nu affar = : - TuarraH
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AMBITIOUS MOTHER

Average S1.65 per hour for Is
daytime or evening hours per week.
No experience necessary. but must be
hard worker and dependable. Phone
81, DI 1928.
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cARPENTRY-PAINTINC
CONCRETE WORK

ODDS and ends Of any hind no lot
too snail DO ny CEn work POI
prompi and eep.neaoie service
ran CLYDE THOMAS white ne
chanit n i-tief
CAILKINC. rcofng. uaferpfoohnr
rfroirtinG painting cleanirf; sHp
vk ~. mesh ~ f-s2Ns
CrNENT. ga'sfr-o1fnr -epaiff 70
bEsflsH. 10 5000 81 y s!as,ss6