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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-06

SMITH. HARRY ELBERT. On FrI-
DAY. june 5, 1850, q his home.
Nd. HARRY Ebert SAITH. be-
loved husband Of Eva D: Smith. Mr.
phrey Funeral Home, $3.50 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Nd. where
friends may visit with the family
between the hours Of . to 4 nm.
and to p pm. Sunday. June z
ices on NondSy. June 4. Al 10
am. al Prospect Hill Cemetery.
sympathy may be expressed IN the
form Of memorials 10 the Mont
gomery County Heart Association.
3546 Howard ave. Kensington Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-06

MeCRAY. BEULAH. on wednesday
5ln .,s y, 1853. A. her residence.
daushter Of Mrs. Maggie McLemore
After pm Friday. June 5, friends
may can at the Rollins Funeral
Home. 1850 Hunt ri. ne. where
services viii be held on Saturday,
coin Memorial cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-06

NORMA, .CARAEL0. On Friday,
S ssss 3; 1889. q b; TssSdepse; AZ 5
beloved husband Of Ada Norma ana
father OF joseph C., Sam p. and
Charles B. Norma: brother Of
Ferdinando Norma and Mrs. sara
Caputo. He also Is survived By
call ct the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
81. and Mass. ave, ne. where pray.
ers VIII be offered on Monday. June
At am REQUIEM mass will
Dc offered at the Holy Rosary Cath
one Snurcn. % and ? SITS. nv,
$50 an. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-06

'1sssl o. aH 4agI .ss Sssas.s ss =.
p;D.. OF S5gO 4l,t ave, cottage
Leila j. shPey sc'e ana pI astheq 81 Ms
Randolph Rufin, Mrs. Rollin r.
Grant and the Rev. Canon Charles
A. Shreye, 81. He also is survived
s sES 4. srssSsdesildr.n The Rs \.
Church asf ~ s r.u co stsssy's ci.1
Nd. from . 70 I ON, sunday,
june Z, where services win Be held
on Sunday, June Z. at 4 pm.
Burial private. ArranEements By
the 0aseh Funeral Home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-06

LAzZARI. FERRUcCIo. OF sl4 For.
est Glen I'd. Silver sprinE. Nd.
on June 5, 1889. husband Of Isinia
Laszari, father Of Fred and John
Lazsari. brother Of Mrs. Clementina
Drury. PRAYERS at Chambers Fu-
at 1918 am Monday, June s..
Mass at st. Bernadettes Church.
1.-f5 University blvd. east. Silver
Sprins. Nd, At ] am. Interment
Cate OF desyen Cemetery. Rosary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-06

JOSEPH p. O'CONNEIL.
C. A. CARRY. IT, U %dit.
RElDY. JOHN C., ST.. suddenly, on
Thursday, June 4; 1889. at his resi-
ss sesf ' Sd gJSSaai S e RE s51Ss Sc
beloved husband Of the late Mary al
2, Reidy iIlee Bradley and father
7. ReIdy. He also is survived BY
tS: ADAMS Funeral FHss o%. iroT,
wisconsin ave NV, on Monday.
June y, at s:15 am. REQUIEM mas
e St Jane de chantai Church,
S M o se[s:sSsln Nc "a end Eyland
Relatives and friends invited 10
attend. Interment Arlinston Ma
RENCH, DR. VICTOR D. On Friday,
tsriun. DR. vicToRs B. RE INCH
father Of Mrs. r. Nelson Reeve
s5 na RS'f y TIRE. s1n,h Hs also I;
q the e. r. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2gO1 t4th ST. NV, on Nom
? day; june 8, at 2 pm (parkIns
facilities lnterment private. 2
DAY, June 4. 1868. isIDoRE SAN
uELsoN, beloved husband of the
late Johanna. Samuelson, father OF
IRWIN Samuelson and brother OF
Mrs. Jennie Holman Services al
the Jack Lewis Funeral Home, 200
Eutaw pl.. Baltimore, Nd. on Fri.
day.. june 5, at IL noon. Inter.
ment Workmen's Circle Cemetery
Mount Carmel. Kindly omit now.
Osborn drive. Silver Spring. Nd
on Sunday. evening. June 2. Kinds
dale Hebrew Home, Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-06
GOODWIN Ion. a EaEs srssrsos q assEsss,

June 4, 1859. PRENTI6s GOODWIN
Of 1889 New Jersey ave. s.es de-
voted son Of Oran Goodwin. He
also Is survived By three brothers,
two sisters, other relatives and
q e ne ssr,e man' MatS.s ns p SsMsd
Home. 1919 14th st. NV. i14th g..
at sprtne rd.D. from pm. 20 e
pm. Saturday. June 8. Funeral
and intermeut Hamlet, N c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-06

1s gs1s,' iSss:S r, 81 l,I sls,;
loved husband Of Ethel r. Armitsge,
devoted father OF Mrs. Jaeoueline
ko.Tit.:r nsS q Alsxa n Tsm Wa .s
and Mrs. virginia. A. Davis Of San
Antonio, Tex, and brother OF Miss
Laura Armitage. He. also Is sur
vived BY seven. grandchildren, one
srest.grsndehild and : host q other
services on Monday, June Il. al
the Duvai Funeral Home. Tampa.
Fla. Interment Tampa. Fla, z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-06

MeBRLEN. THOMAS ~ sr. On FRI
; nay; JI Nan, h lgs,; A. shs W.sh-
McBREEN ST., Of i.o6 Floral ST.
NV. beloved husband Of Elizabeth
". MeBreen ana brother 81 Roger
MeBreen Of Minneapolis. MINI |:
ET5na n%is S e. MARY Patricia and
may call at the Rinaldi Funeral
Home, Sl6 4 st NE. where prayers
VIII be said on Monday, June n,
a. a:l5 am: thence TO the Ma
tivity Catholic Church. 5000 Geor-
GA ave. NV. where the holy Saeri-
nee Of the mass will Be ofiered Al
10 am. for the repose OF his soul.
lnterment National Memorial Park
Cemetery. Falls Church. Va. Rela-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-06

TSuHsdss. June ! 1850, At wash
l FSs2 HSsOsal Ss6ssI MS ada asAs
the late George K. Chaeonas and
beloved mother Of Mr.. Peter q
Chaeonas, Mrs. Angie Langis. Mr..
stephen O. Chaecnas and Mrs. Ruth
six grandchildren and one great-
grandehild. Friends may call at
Hysong's Funeral Home, 100 N
ct. NV - after pm. Friday. June
3. Funeral services viii be held
a. 50, sophis's Greek Orthodox
sets ave. NV, on Saturday. June
9, at . ON. Interment Rock Creek
CemetefY. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-06

BALCH. HARRY G. On Friday. Jun,
/: I !;
Ss0> Parks Emmert Funeral
Home, 1883 Monroe St. Toledo,
Ohio. Services at the above funeral
home On Monday. June 3:lS Pm
HAROLD B. HUGHES. v. Pres.
JOSEPH 2. Inns, Seey. -Treas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-06

'1hRs ..lI.sS Ae q 1Sss !. JUNE y;
MxJ io e Hs e r Essf hlny z 4 g.
RETIRED, Of 3O24 Tilden st. nv.
husband of Katherine 2. Ferritsr.
riser. UsN trstirsdI. Of oreenland.
N. H.; Mrs. Robert NJ. Sprague Of
Mrs. John T. Hack OF washington,
d. c.; brother Of james w.. Fer
ritter Of Prescott, Ariz.. and the
Misses Bernardine NJ, Margaret and
Florence O. Ferriter. all Of Washing
ton, d. c. Friends may call at 0aw-
ler's Chapel, 1855 Pa. ave. NV. Mass
I'll he eiered g. the Shrine rE, q
Western ave and 0uesada st. NV.
on Monday, June {. 1T 10 am
lnterment Arlington National Gene
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
DENTIST ENCOURAGES
DROPPING OF
SMOKING HABIT

Takoma Park, Md. (ANP)-If
you'll stop smoking, a dentist here
will give you a free teeth-cleaning
job-and he'll give you something
to put the money in that you save
by dropping the habit.
He is DR.. Donald B. Jones, a
Seventh Day Adventist dentist
who believes that in addition to
being a source Of many body ills,
tobacco dirties up the teeth.
In a one-man campaign against
smoking; DR.. Jones offers any
person who comes in and reports
that he has stopped smoking a
free and complete teeth-cleaning
job.
In addition DR.. Jones viii give
the person a hand-tooled billfold
which he makes as a hobby.
Business7 Pretty brisk. says DR..
Jones.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
ALL SAFE SKIPPER LAST
TO LEAVE STRICKEN
uBERlAN TANKER

Ocean City, Md. (ANP) - The
last man to leave the broken LIB
erian tanker The African Queen"
was captain Kia Danielson, skipper
of the 1880 ton ship which broke
in two off the Atlantic coast Tues
day.
The ship which has Cosmopoh-
tan crew-Norwegians, Films and
spaniards, is owned by African
Enterprises, Ltd. of Monrovia, Lii
IBERIA.
Nine Navy Coast Guard and
Marine Corps helicopters from
five states rescued the AZ men
from the stricken vessel
The ship carried $1,000 tons
Of crude oil valued at 100000
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
THIS N That
BY hazel
underwood

Scientific sI1ills are not mine to
instil,
Nor the gift Of magic cadences to
tim;
My hands cannot draw from ivory
keys
The series Of their confined har-
monies;
Nor may I achieve, with brush and
paint,
A CLASSY sea, or represent a
Saint.
But I pray for the gifts Of a
joyful smile
or a gesture making life more
worthwhile,
The boon TO life care from those
whose load
Seems to bog them down along
the road,
And the lnack of turning a soul
from pain
To see the lovely Light again.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
UNs HGmmarsklold Launches
New Era For Afriea

Adds Ahaoa AMP - Dag
AammarslSjold thin week launched
the first session Of the newly es-
tablished UN Economic Commits
sion for Africa.
The purpose Of the commission
which win have its headquarters
here, Is 10 aid the awakening AZ
rican lands to make the most Of
their independence and resources
under the responsibility Of self
government.
The UN Secretary General
pointed up the Importance Of the
commission by stating in the pres
ence Of Emperor Halle Selassie:
"One day we may look back 70
the establishment OF the commits
sion as marking the moment when
Africa began to assume its full
role In the world continuity.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
Commission To
Probe Des Moines
Cross Burning

Des Moines. Ia lANPl - The
commission ON human rights an
nomccd Wednesday It will hold a
special meeting soon to invest
gate the burning Of cross on the
lawn ~ a white minister who s,ld
his home to a Negro couple.
The cross. formed by oil-soaked
bales Of hay, was burned last Sat,
urday night on the front lawn Of
the home Of the Rev. Ian J. Nc.
Crae. minister of education at the
University Christian church here.
The minister sold his home "a
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
ASA 7. SPAULDING
TAKES OFFICE AS
PRESIDENT or MUTUAL

Durahm, N. z. (ANP) - Asa
T spaulding, on Jan. /, took over
as president Of the North Caro-
lima Mutual Life Insurance, sue
ceeding William J. Kennedy, Jr.,
whose retirement became effective
on that date.
spaulding is the nephew Of the
late c. c. spaulding, founder OF
the company, and completed his
academic training at the Univer,
sity OF Michigan, where he re.
ceived the NJ. A. degree in math,
ematics and actuarial science
Kennedy will continue as member
of the company's board Of direc,
tors and also serve as adviser
and consultant.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

think nice thoughts and when
ever possible speak a good word
for your friends. Praise them, do
not criticise them. Every time one
Of your friends has a little bad
luck or is i'll or has illness in the
family don't be her Cor his) judge
and say, Il knew he or she had
it comingw Nine times out Of ten
that same friend would speak a
kind word for you If she Cor he)
heard any one make such a re-
mark about you.
This New Year let all Of us
try to praise each other more and
criticise less and the world will be
far happier. We do not need to
flatter anyone, but give praise
when you can and be as free with
your praise as you have been in
the past with your criticisms. Do
this and the world will be a better
place for all of US.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

So many Of us fret because we
cannot do big things. There are
so many many things we can do
to make life easier for others.
Perhaps you are not qualified to
keep an audience spellbound when
you talk with them, but you CAN
be kind to others whose lives are
filled with pain and trouble.
You might spend an hour with
them occasionally and help bright
en- their lonely day. Not long ago
I heard an almost blind person
say, please do not stay away
because you can only visit few
minutes with me.
The only time I get out is when
some one comes and gets me.
am not complaining but want
you to see how very welcome you
are to come to visit me even for
a short time, because time hangs
heavy when you cannot read, sew
write or watch the television,
Looking at her smiling in the door
1t had never occurred to you she
was not able to do what you could
You promised yourself to go see
her every time you possibly could
Perhaps you will never sing
like any of the great singers but
you can speak kind words &c
friends and encourage them, also
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

and snow. The sunshine Of Gods
love melts the ice and cold Of
human dislilIes and hates, and re-
places them with Christian friend
ship and cooperation. Devote your
thoughts and energies this winter
day to thawing out the cold in
difference, the misunderstanding
and the arrogant disdain that
spoils far too much Of life.
BY J. Herbert Garner
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

Negro friends whose home is to be
torn down to make room for a
frceway.
An executive Of the commission
said he would cali the special meet
ing In order 10 draft recommended
tons on the situation for the city
council He said an attempt was
made TO buy Off the Negroes
for $1,000 several days ago at a
meeting Of residents Of the neigh
borhood They refused the offer
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

I would be artful at the core,
Giving out treasures from my
store,
Seeing in every bird and flower
The hidden essence Of a greater
power,
And best Of all, I'd like the gift
that tends
To keep Him living in the hearts
of friends.
Arthur TaVani
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
just A Half Minute

Sunshine always follows
storm. In winter 1t warns the
body and heart and melts the ice
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
WoRLD WIDE News
Alta GLANCE
CHI Tryina 10 Stop Parents Fight, Killed

Charleston g tAn)A l7yearod g who tried 70 break up
fight parents killed the scufe the night before
Christmas.
byron Washington died pistol shot wound in her head
parents Herman Thema Byron are being held They face
mansaughter charge
the family told the police that the girl was try
ing TO stop the fight when the shot was fired
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

You are reading the leading
medium Of Its kind In this section
Of the nation. Leader paid IN cir
culation. advertising Image and In.
flHence for the past IS years
Adyt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
N. Y. Film Critics Vote "DoFIunf Ones
First Congress OF African Teshnuns Draws Experts From


Abdan Ivory Coast NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Senegal
Sudan the Upper Volta Dahomey Togoand Republic
Paris attended the first of the
gtncers and TeChnicians which held here
The congress discussed the develop
Sahara education and pro
fcssiona standards research
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

Aeca (ArP)Mra Mounira Aorkes sadik mother OF
Nmah Egyptian wife arrived in Accra by
renewed interest in the fact that the N-
expecting assumed that Mrs sadf VIII remain
N the birth OF the child
Nrumah married Miss sadk an Egyptian college
surprise here Dec 30 lPo7 While at the outset
neither language speaking English he
communication easily solved Mrs Na
capvaed Of Ghanans who have met her des
shy girl devoted her husband She does not speak
English nuently, but is learning rapidly
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
yopnossoo Leaders On Civil Rights Commission

Knoxville ny Taylor for ANP)At a recent meeting
held Memphis Civil Rights Commission set up with
Depster Of Knoxville made chairman The
nine man Negroes Maceo Walker president
John Hope H. Of Fisk University
Dempster internationally indusraist Is former city
his native city Knoxville He Is widely
a discrimination and at times has assaed the
pattern vgor distress both his friends and political
enemies
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
ovlDoo sIops Sock A, Franeo

8Wiu0u
Conarry ANP)Presdnt sekou Toure OF Guinea was
sharp reply oeures Although France has
recognition 10 the government OF It's
former colony officials continue 10 try to work out deals
President Guinea Assembly he had
telegram Government saying that Robert
Territories due
conay with personal message from the French
President said he had replied
Immediately negotiations conversations demands Frances
"deure recognition Of the Republic Of Guinea.
Assembly adopted resolution decryng the new shly
nhayng which, while refusing TO
st to in intermnable
negotiations
Il
ohono Conference Delegates Urge BOysO OF APar'hold
South AfEieu
tANPA OF the recent AAfean Peoples
appeal for trade and labor
boycott against aparthed Union Of South
enforced drastic Jim Grow regula
tons against African
appeal all African
people governments independent African
Visiting College Students Denied Use OF Books In White
library
Lakeland (AnP)NegTo students home college the
holidays rebued when tried the facilities OF white
public library
five students complained that the Negro library doesn't
the books need" They took several books from the shelves
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

Until next week, this is it.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
NC chqraed WIN Burning Nearo Homo Ia

Chattanooga, Tenn lamp - Nv
charged with arson In a fire that damaR
was empty at the time OF the fire.
The men, one city employee, told
to the house because they heard Negroe
The Negro-owned house is located {
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
Neuro Pastor Retires From AII-Whifs

Stafford Conn ANP)Dr Roland r. Heacock, the frs
Negro pastors appointed ahte church retired hi
pulpit
Stafordve Congregational church eight year.
the old minister felt the world little better 70
years pastor
mon after s5years in the ministry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12

18th and R, ]. Ave. NE. La. 6-053l
CADILLAC 40 Fleetwood 4-dr. Sc
dan: black; excel cond: S465
ia. S-29S4 or OV. 3-0350.
PLYMOUTH $50 Suburban station
wagon; 1 owner: Sl,l95. Sl95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
MACHINERY and EQUIP.
tcoNIINuEol
CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT
SALE No. /
Friday, April "a, 900 AM

8 Rex Pumpcrete machines; 7&S"
PumpcreJe pipe; Apprx. 1900 So
. fl. Iryington concrete form panels;
Pendrin Stone Drill: Smith 27E
Payer: JAEGER 3-yd. transit mixer
. Mortar mixers; 2 Master finish
seTeedsi 2O' port. conveyor; 81
port. conveyor w/hopper; 80 port
conveyor; ? BERG cleo. concrete
surfacers: . Motor concrete bug
gies: Complete Waco Scaffolding
Sand Blaster. 70 vibrators;
Welders, 800 and 200 Amp; Cat
1873 or 1856 XIV Generator; En-
pire 90 XIV generator w/UDlSA
engine: . Oman 5000 W, O'Keefe
1000 W, Master .33 amp. and
Koehler od 10 XIV Light Plants;
Field Lightins units, ! 100000
mers: 2 Pile Extractors; , Wright
2O' Air Saws; Cleaver- Brooks
Steam Generator: other Pile-Driv-
ing equipment: 4-10xl2" cent
pumps Aurora 10xl2" cleo. pump;
Erie g." Dredge pump w/Cat
D4600 engine; 2-6", 5-4", 3-3,
Ter, 2-lla" Cent pumps; "A"
. double dia and 1913" dia pumps;
Z 2-212" HI Pressure pumps; :
Morejrench Wellpoint Pumps, 3"
to TO-, diesel and gas; Quantities
Of Wellpoint valves, riser, header,
and discharge pipe, swings, fit-
tings, etc, 4 Derricks; 80 Jacks,
8 to 35Ts 10 HIP Air Motor; =
GID Air Motors in tandem; s.
loot hyd. jacks: HI Pressure
5000 10, hyd. pump; Buda Hyhron
HBE Earth Drill, to "a deep, AZ
dia.: Complete earth testing drill
on GMC 6x6; 250' Kamo Augers,
saws. 16 to 30"; 3 Band saws
20" to 36": 2-16" gas tilt saws;
I-R IL" Air Saw: 10 Chain saws,
] pneu.; Other power saws; 3 C-P
Woodborers: "a Clay Diggers; 8
Chipping Hammers; lS Pavement
Breakers; . Sheeting Hammers: IL
Hampers: . Triplex Hampers; 10
Rock Drills: other Air tools; AP
Smith NJ Pipe cutter, air oper-
ated. to "a: pipe and cable
finder scope: 1876 gal. Tar kettle;
Miscellaneous small sewer and pipe
items; z Spacs heaters. 3-5HP
diesel engines; Desks; Filing cab
tnets; Tgpewriters: Adding ma
chimes; Calculators: Many other
small items.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
MACHINERY and EQUIP.
AN AUCTION
CONSTRUCTION
EOUIPMENT

SAT. APR. Is, 10 AM. at H. o.
Long Island, N. Y, branch yard,
1861 Stewart ave-: all equipment
belongs TO H. o. Penn Machinery,
many pieces completely recondi-
toned; t2l Cat Dw2l motor
scrapers, SWs; Lap. Ch. TS300
motor scraper, II yd.; Cat Do
tractor wIdOzer:. Cat l3A DIS and
dozer; Ac HD2l wIdozer; 90
dozer: (3) Cat D-7 Tractors, two
:3Ts and one I'M, all why'd. ooz-
ers: &C HD15 why'd dozer;
TDISA why'd. dozer; Cat Dc, Su
why'd. dozer; TD14A why'd.
dozer; HDl1 Why'd. dozeri lob
and TD6 Why'd. dozers: HD5
why'd. dozer, Cat R4 and CD
DPS Why'd. doZers; I'D crawler
why'd. dozer; Cat No. IS CCUs;
Cat No. 955 Traxcavator;; CD Cat
No. Q shovels and D-4 hyd. loader
tractors; go AC HD9G and HD5G
loader tractors; INC TDIsA hyd;
IS oa9sG tractors nsd i0f IsT P pui
scraper; Lima "a crane widiesel
power; Lima "a baekhoe attach. I:
P&H s4-yd. backhoe machine; Lo-
rain A-yd. comb. baekhoe shovel
attach; Gallon 303 grader; BIS
3-5T tandem roller; generator
sets: Rogers 25-ton lowboys;
Rogers 15T lowboy wholly: in
spect any time after Apr, 8.
WRITE, WIRE, CALL Auctioneers
or H o. Penn for full sale listl !
TERMS: Complete payment sale
day, certified or cashiers checks.
If payment by personal or COM
pany checks, you must have bank
letter. Everything positively sells
to highest bidders without any
minimum or reservation whatso-
everl II. o. Penn Machinery
Co., owner Caterpillar Dealer,
N. Y. phone. Cypress 2-4S00,
(Sales at Westbury BranchD
FORKE BROTHERS
THE AUCTIONEERS
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SALE No. 2
Saturday, April 25,. $3.50 AM

1857 Lorain 35 ton MOSCOW Motto
Crane. wIWaukesha l35 CT en-
cine, 100 boom, on Dart exc;
efsna. Rl5 boo 5Gh Dart art car rEGS
NV 70 Truck Crane, 20 ton, so
boom. Dart carrier; NV SOD
Clam-Drag. Murphy D21 diesel,
90' boom, 80. pads; NV SOD
Hoe front: NV 8 Backhoe. Murphy
MEG engine, "a" pads; 3 NW6
Cranes, Murphy MEG diesels, so
TO 1907 booms; NW6 Hoe front;
Koehring SOB Crane, GMC diesel,
go boom, -" pads; Koehring sos
Hoe front; NV 4 Crane. gas, so
BOOM, NV 4 Hoe front. 2 NV 20
Baekhoes. diesels: Buckeye 94-yd.
Backhoe, gas; 5-NW 20 Cranes,
diesels, 81 to 90 booms; 40
for NV 25s; Insley K Crane, gas,
AS boom; Attachments, buckets
taglines; BE 9 Ton. and BE
8 Ton Hydrocranes; II INC
TDI4As, TD9s, and TD6s, w/doz.
ers; 4 Cat D4s why'd. dozers; INC
TDlS Loader: 3 Hough 2-yd. and
114-yd. Leaders; New ENGLAND
14x2S Jaw Crusher: Parsons 81,
ri. and Barber Green Trenchcrs;
&C TLD Grader, wIrear loader
Gallon 3-5T Tandem Roller; 9
Sheepfoots; Pneu. Roller: z
Broom: Eriez Magnet: . Vib Com
FACTORS, on trailer: 4 Multi unit
Vib Competitors; I-R 500 Gyro
Flo, 3-315. 4-210, 5-105. and
ESQ GIN Compressors; Paint rig
Lacrosse 45T Tandem Lowboy;
Hughes 25T Lowboys, l tandem;
SO INC diesel Tandem Truck
Tractor: 81 INC Tractor. 3-IHC
sgd, 2-IHC 4-yd., and .. Ford
3-yd. Dumps; 50 and 81 INC
Flat Bed Trucks; Federal Wrecker
INC CARGO Truck; INC FuellLube
Truck other trucks; Z Cars, 81
TO '56: Trailmobile lST Tandem
Float; 2-ST Trailers: 3 Tandem
Vans; 10 Office Trailers: Silks
Cargo Trailers: $3.50 gal. water
trailers; , Dump Beds, s and ga
yd This is only a partial list
WRITE, WIRE, CALL Auctioneers
for complete sale billll Terms:
Complete payment sale day
Cashiers, Certified Checks, Bank
Letters. Each Piece Positively
Sells to the Highest Bidder With
out Limit Minimum or ReserYa-
tion!l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12

7O35 CARROLL AVE.
TAKOMA PARK, MD. JU. $1,000
CHEVROLET 1857 VS. hardtop;
straight shift, r. and h.. Wv
tires; SLABS or trade LA. 6-3255
CHEVROLET 81, black 4-dr. sed.i
Wv. tires, +, and h.: very clean
in and out, $500 or best offer;
will consider trPde for station
wagon, FL. 4-S637.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12

BUICK 1856 Century cow. This
is a 30,000-mile. 2-tone blue car
that is in perfect condition and
bespeaks the perfect care given it
by its previous owner. Loaded with
luxury extras; this car Is priced
70 sell at only $1.495. HYBLA
VALLEY MOTORS. 2910 Richmond
hwy. Alex, Va. SO. $4,000.