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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24
sr. TmoMAs rrfscopAL

The corporate communion for
81 Cecelia's Guild was held sun
dav az the am service Excerpts
from an article In the Living
Church magazine were read from
an editorial written by a layman
entitled "The Sin Of Ignorance "
The substance from the article
daplored the facet of our unwili-
ingness 10 become better Informed
about spiritual matters pertaining
10 the bible the church and God,
especially when books pertaining
10 these subjects are readily ac-
peaaiblc
At the II am. service a delega-
ton Of men from 81 Phillips
church IN st Paul attended the
worship service and met with the
men from ST. Thomas in ioint
meeting To discuss mutual coopera
ton and make plans FOR the sec
0nd Joint Annual Picnic Another
meeting Of the two groups will
be held Saturday April 25, at ST.
Phillips al s pm
Submitted by FIR Louis w John
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24

She made a recording entitled
Move On up a little closer" FOR
small recording company II has
sold over two million copies 70
date and through Il Nias jackson
has revoiniionized the gospel sing
ing field To-day her records on
the Columbia Label are among the
best selling In tbs country
Gradually. she began 70 riss IN
Importance Ia the Baptist Convrn.
lion Today. she holds the office
Of The TrsnHurer o. The Music
Auxiliary Of that organization
she II also their official vocalist
She has appeared on many o.
the leading Teieviaion shows. IN,
Guiding the BTNo CROSBY SPEC
TArULAn. THE ptgAH SHORE
SHOW. THE GARY MOORE
SHOW, etc abs has sung In con
cert halls IN Europe as we'll a.
America and II docs not seem 10
matter what language hcr anil
enee understands
In France. aha was mohbTd by
the Partisan equivalent u bobby.
aoxora In Denmark Rbo sang
Silent Night on radio broad
cast and 20 900 requests Tor records
poured in IN Nrw York ahe has
sold ont every time she has up
peared a. Carnegie Hall
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24

Elizabeth BASS II Kansas city,
Mo. a graduate Of the National
Institute Of CosmetoIogy, win be
the clinic Instructor when the Min
neapons Beautieians chapter 2io
presents ia and Annual Educa-
tiouai Clinic May "a. at 1879 10.
gan Az n
Mrs Bass who has taken m
advanced course AZ the Ingrid
school Of Hair Design IN New
York wiu g3vr demonstrations In
hair styling comb curling per.
mancnts, cptd waving contour hair
styling and hair cutting with
sheers and razor and win also
demonstrate the miracle comb
curl which can b. done on long
hair story elsewhere IN thts
PAPER
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24
CARD or THANKS

We, the family OF the late Clar-
ence c. Underwood, wish TO ex-
press our deep gratitude TO rela-
tives, friends and neighbors for
sympathy expressed and kindness
shown during our recent bereave-
ment, Your many telephone calls,
visits, cards, floral offerings and
other expressions OF sympathy and
helpfulness win ever live in our
hearts
Mrs Helen Underwood, wife.
Clarence Jr and Wallace. sons.
and Elmer G. Underwood, brother.
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ST. PETERS AME

DESPITE the cool weather, the
pews we're filled on Sunday morn
Ing April 10. when Rev NJ l.
Simmons announced his text from
Job 1919 Though he STAY me
vet Will I trust Him.
The subject Of his dynamic mes
sage was Serving God tn the
Midst of Great Crisis He stated
that there are people IN the world
Who refuse 10 come out, they
claim the darkness for their abid-
ing place. Crisis Is more than a
battling problem, one cannot say
he Is faced with a crisis until ey-
cry possible problem has been ex-
piored, zero IN a mans life Is his
opportunity 20 make a man Of
himself. stated the speaker.
He further stated that what he
liked best about the book Of job
was that IL shows how man can
meet the conflicts Of life In con
ciusion Rev. Simmons stated that
when his way grows weary and II
seems as though he can't hold on
any longer. ne thinks Of the hymn
Precious Lord Take MY Hand,
then he proceeded with the hymn
as the orgAnlst furnished the mus
teal background
The church waa filled to capac-
ity on Sunday afternoon at the
NAACP meeting at which Mr.
Wiley A. Branton Of Little Rock,
Ark, gave an address on the facts
on degeneration in the south
We are grateful to parents for
the interest they have shown in
keeping their children in the Jun.
Tor church and we are praying for
the speedy recovery OF the super
visor, Mrs. Wynona w. Simmons
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at 7;S0
Your reporter would like 10 say
"Adios7 To my readers for two
weeks while I am mentioning in
Denver, Colo | win have more
news for you on May Is
Mrs. Lucille McAdams, reporter.
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Card of Appreciation
CARD or APPRECIATION

My sincere thanks to the many
friends relatives and neighbors
who remembered me with visits,
prayers cards, fruit and other acts
Of friendship during my recent
capitalization II was greatly APP
preciated and / shah always cher
ism every gesture
William Hanna.
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CHURCH
NEWS
MACEDONIA BAPTIST


Sunday, April 10. we were filled
with spiritual food Our assistant
pastor Rev Jackson, spoke on the
subject. Saving the Lost" and
used as a scriphirai background
Luke 1910 Every heart WAS in
splred by this timely and truly
great message
Mrs Lucila Jackson joined by
christian experience
Al the evening service Rev y
G. Casslus. pastor and the choir
worshipped al Holsey Memorial
church, where we enjoyed another
great service A large attendance
Was present. Rev casslus brought
the message using for his subject
The Glory ~ Worship" from the
scripture reference I Samuel PIG
Mr. Tommie Spencer rendered a
beautiful vocal solo He was ac-
cornpAnied by Miss Louise Miller
Next Sunday April 20 at the
II am hour Rev Henderson Red
dick assistant minister at Way
man AME church win be guest
speaker and we invite all 10 come
and hear this God sent man
We were pleasantly surprised
Sunday morning when Mr. g John
aon 81 Chicago and formerly ~
78s Glrard Az ~ long time
friend ~ Rev Cassius. visited us
Mr. Johnson left Minneapolis some
five years ago for Chicago where
he prepared himself for the min
lstrY
We are asking all 10 remember
20 leave The fourth Sunday after
noon fAprii 26l open because we
are bringing the Imperial Tones
u Gary Ind TO Macedonia on that
date
Remember the Sabbath day 20
keep Il holy"
Rev r g Cassius pastor
Miss Charlene Owens. secretary.
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Beoufieions Group
Plcn EducofionoI
Clinic Moy 24-25

C1rcls war calendar Tor NAV
"a and Is. whea Aipha Delta SIG
ma Sorority chapter sto u the
Minneapolis ueaptistaas win span
sor their and Annual Educational
Clinic
A hlghHght % the two saw see
siana win ~ sunday evening Nav
- whsr they present ttelr stylc
show symphony m FASHIONS at
1880 Logan Az y RAllrpou1 F1cat
uroa model win be- rsrita Bates ~
So Icas Mo web known IN the
art ~ charm ana modelling she
vtu ~ showing magnificent
collection. al created by Racine
enc ~ Sc louis finest mo,Hatse
tur styitne wiI - tarp sv
Elisabeth Uass ~ Kansas CITY
No cNni, Instructor who wfI rvr
demonstrations n stytrs ctmb
err'rg pcrmsnsnts cola waving
sat halr ruttinE
W-s Katie wlekhan OF We've
Orleans "a ssuorsl rrrNss-f 81
ERR Beauty CdfuHsfs tsaEut vn
~ .s ATTENDANCE
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

wish TO thank my many friends
and neiRhbors for their prayers
cards, letters, flowers and other
acts Of kindness shown during my
illness and disqualification. I am
now recuperating at home and feel
certain that your thoughtful in
terest win aid in my speedy re-
covery
Mrs Mabel Harris,
1851 Dupont Az. ~
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GARD OF APPRECIATION

wish to thank the many
friends relatives and neighbors
for their prayers cards, flowers
and other acts OF friendship shown
during my capitalization and III
ness AZ home. ] am now patient
in Veterans hospital and your
thoughtful interest has been a
source Of encouragement and VIII
greatly aid in my recovery
Carl Wade, Sr
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IouN Jones mrs


Funeral services FOR John Jones'
So ~ 1897 Emerson Az ~ who
died a, bis home on Wednesday
APttl "a wyre held Monday April
20 a. wpsdsrd Funeral ehal~,i
with Rev Henderson Re,itick
officiating
HE IL survived hy a niece. Hes
Ter Glover ~ Minneapolis and
other relatives
Burial was IA R0ardaie cvnls
tcvy with Woodland Funeral Hcme
IN charge II tAe service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24
MRS. HARRISON TAYLOR,
FOsMEs SO. RESIDENT
DIS IN IOWA

Siegx FAilS SD WEIRD was
received hsre ~ the death In Eco-
kus Ia - Nfys ravior wife -
Etrrson ruvlgr former rvsitsuz
~ sioES FsIls whs ned IN Ora
hare hesutsl where shs haa begr
"a rsupnt f1r reo iava
Wr ravtw AZ vt1 Ennwn n
saeuy Fa1s wherc hs nsd rrNtet
fnr manv vsara r~yvicfs 20 Ne
Marriage sg Mrs rsvtnr whn nv.f
~ Erokuk aaI AFTER his uiarwaev
~ usavel ia Kuskuk
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Cards of Thanks
CARD OF THANKS

We. the family OF the late Clar-
ence Wright, wish 20 thank our
many friends, nelghbors, Rev. FIR.
Denzil A. Carly for their prayers,
kilograms. sympathy cards. flow
ers and other kind and thoughtful
deeds Each and everyone shall
always be remembered.
Mrs. Serena Wright, wife and
family.
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Mahalia Jackson Coming
To Twin Cities On
Night Of May |

The great gospel singer Mahala Jackson fagoHte Of stage
screen aud rV audiences is coming 10 st. Paul star o
Religious Musicale Friday night May nt 80 pm ia the
st Paul Municipal Auditorium Arena.
Miss jackson will head q group Of featured artists in
cudng the Roberta Martin Singers Chicago and noted
gospel aoioiat Hugh W Dent ~ East ST. Louis Ii
The affair Ii a benefit for the ELH Scholarship Fund aud
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SrFK TO UPSET
CrNrTERyrS uLywmrr
BURIED Policy

Ar Awortcasa Tniian woman
married 60 q wtite man Is vllug
m Hznncrin County district 70 up-
act restrictive covenant witch
wcUlt prevent her being Inferred
the ssme cemetery with her hire
baaa The case l. barr argued IN
district 1uazc william Gums
court
Mrs David Erickson 2s3a 2gis
Az 3 is sang ne Sunset Mem
oral Park cemetery Walsh bars
ren whites frum hoinE Inferred iH
rs plots
The Miraespta American CIVIL
Liberties uuion has been boircs
IS Interested attorneys m a ccurt
action which sosh,s 10 1htain a
ruling 0ut.awing a restrictive rov.
Fuart az y'osst5n ~ ,hs Is,h
Ar-rrfr7art
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24

TIiE HIy GARDNER q. rAYs
InR, Concord baptist ehufch.
nfuoi1iyu. viii preach each sun.
day during Iuiy, August and sop
trnber ever sNnC's Radio Pulpit.
President ~ the Protestant Coun
oil ~ New York city, nr Taylor
rrplaros the Itey. Ralph w, SOCK
maH rho program Il heard hy
mere than 100 affiliated radio alta
tlnn. throug bout th. nation. Dr
rayioF WIN be The fir~t Negro Go
preach on the program during It's
~ tcar history Associated
Negro Press Ph0ini
Evening star., 1959-12-04

savings banks, 26 insurance
companies, IL commercial
banks, seven other types of
bondholders and five were in
dividuals, a grand total of 1875
holders. The offers num-
bered 236.
The offers were received in
response to an announcement
that they would be considered
If submitted by December /.
President j. Stanley Baugh-
man Of FNMA said the response
was very satisfactory and that
holders are being notified of
acceptances. Arrangements will
be made to consummate the
exchanges promptly.
The average exchange price
of the offers that were ap-
proved was $102.03 of face
amount of bonds for each 500
of unpaid principal amount of
mortgages to be acquired. Such
offers, aggregating $1S8,328.-
600. including a high Offering
price of $105.13, a low of
$101.125 and an average of
$102.03.
Institutions and individuals
found the opportunities to ex-
change their unmarketable
bonds for VA mortgages at
tractive because of the rise in
interest rates and tight-money
conditions.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Auto Production
Begins Recovery

DETROIT. Dec. 4 (AP).-
Wards Automotive Reports said
today the auto industry has be-
gun the slow return to volume
production after a six-week de-
cline because of steel shortages.
The statistical agency said the
industry reached . model
changeover weekly low of 49,
335 in early September. posted
a peak Of 1873, ,420 six weeks later,
then settled into the long de-
cline that ended with 46,740
competitions a week ago.
Wards estimated production
for the current week at 58,915
cars. A year ago this week 147,-
361 cars were built.
Wards said total passenger
car production in December
probably will run rs per cent
above last month.
Evening star., 1959-12-04

ton Of 20 per cent from present
standard rates.
Five Points Assessed
Five penalty points woud be
assessed against a driver for
conviction of driving under the
influence of intoxicants or
drugs, hit = and run driving,
homocide or assault with a
motor vehicle, or driving while
operators card has been sus-
pended or revoked.
Three points would be
charged for conviction of reck-
less driving and one point for
conviction of any other moving
violation. One point would be
charged also for each accident
resulting in damage to property
of more than $50 or in bodily
injury or death.
The Department Of Motor
Vehicles now charges a 81 fee
for looking up driver records
and this pays the costs, Mr..
Block pointed out. It has been
estimated that this type of
work will be increased around
10 times on a self-sustaining
basis If merit rating is extended
to all Of Maryland's 1.3 million
drivers.
In addition to Commissioner
Sears, Motor Vehicle Commits
sioner John r. Jewell has ex-
pressed strong support for mer-
it-rating as a means of pro-
noting safety, said Mr.. Block.
Oficers Installed
Joseph Schwartz, jr., of the
Perry Boswell Co., Mount Raj
nier, was installed as president
Of the Montgomery Prince
Georges association in ceremo-
nies at the annual dinner.
George M. Dallas, president
Of the State association, ofici-
ated. William Martin of the
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Alex Stuart's Draws
Good Opening Crowd

Representatives of the press,
radio and television mingled
with neighbors and friends of
Alex Stuart, Washington res
taurant owner, when he opened
his newest place, Alex Stuart's,
at Fourteenth street and New
York avenue NV, Wednesday
night.
The former site Of Long
champs has been transformed
by Walter M. Ballard Corp. of
New York. Mr.. Stuart also
operates the Colony Restaurant
and the LaSalle Du Bois.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Slight Gain Made
In RetuiI Trade

NEW YORK, Dec. 4 AP),-
Christmas shopping this week
gave overall retail trade a slight
gain over a year ago, Dun &
Bradstreet, Inc, reported today,
Total dollar volume was un-
changed to 4 per cent higher
than the corresponding week
last year.
Shoppers showed main in
terest in mems furnishings,
women'S fashion accessories,
juvenile furniture. toys, lighting
fixtures and linens.
Women stepped UP their buy
ing of gloves. jewerly. scarfs
and other accessories. While
there were substantial gains in
mems furnishings, sales of over
coats and suits were down
moderately.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Panel on Income Taxes
Scheduled at Bethesda

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Chamber Of Commerce has
scheduled a panel discussion
of income taxes for its monthly
meeting at 8 pm. next Monday
at the Perpetual Building in
Bethesda, Md.
Cecil Yates of Schumacher &
Yates will be moderator.
Panelists will include: Paul
Lambert, president Of the Dis
trict Institute Of Certified Pub
lie Accountants; Joseph F. Le-
Moine, accounting professor at
Georgetown University; James
M. Russell, director Of the
Washington bureau Of the Tax
Research Institute, and Albert
r. st. Jean, agent of the In
ternal Revenue Service.
Evening star., 1959-12-04

Gray & Martin Agency, Silver
Spring, retiring president, was
presented with a plaque of ap-
probation of his leadership in
the last year.
Also installed as new associ-
alton officers were Joseph F.
Hagan of Rockville, vice presi-
dent; William F. Waolfe, jr.,
Of Riverdale, treasurer; Robert
M. Coughlan of Silver Spring
secretary. Dorothy J. Cole Of
Takoma Park is executive secs
retary.
Thomas F. Rosewag of Col
lege Park, Md, was POSTMASTER
for the affair.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Bechtel-StratfOrd Owner
Has Golden Anniversary

Harvey G. Bechtel. who took
over operation of the Bechtel-
Stratford Hotel at IS E street
NV, II years ago, celebrated
his golden anniversary in the
hotel business at a dinner party
last night.
He started his hotel career
in Wooster, Ohio. at the age
of Is. After serving in World
War I, he operated Hotel Mil
lersburg in Millersburg, Ohio,
and in 1880 acquired the Amer
ican House in Wooster.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Maryland Agents Seek
Driver Merit Roting

The Maryland Association Of
Insurance Agents Is going all
out for a merit-rating plan
(which would reduce present
auto insurance rates as much
as 20 per cent for perfect driv-
ing records and as much as
double present rates for unsafe
drivers.
Robert C. Book, association
executive secretary treasurer,
last night called on the Nation
al Bureau of Underwriters to
introduce a merit-rating plan
similar to one now being used
in California.
He also called on the United
States Fidelity & Guaranty Co.,
the New Amsterdam Casualty
Co., all Maryland company
members of the bureau, to do
everything possible to have
such a plan filed in Maryland.
He called on other insurance
companies that have developed
merit plans in other States to
enter them also in Maryland.
This type Of a plan also is
being considered in the District
of Columbia.
Addressing the Independent
Insurance Agents Association Of
Montgomery and Prince Georges
Counties at its annual dinner at
the Indian Spring Country Club
north of Wheaton, Mr.. Book
said approval Of such q plan by
Maryland's Insurance Commis-
sioner, F. Douglas Sears, could
be expected.
81 don't believe there will
be any possibility Of his refus-
ing to accept a merit-rating
plan on behalf Of either the
National Bureau Of Casualty
Underwriters or an independent
filing company" he said.
Outlines Rating Plan
Mr.. Block outlined a merit
rating plan which would require
a continued scrutiny or individ-
ual driver records of the Mary
land Department Of Motor
Vehicles and would increase its
work load substantially.
II as much as six penalty
points accumulated against a
driver in a two-year period. his
standard liability rates would
go up 100 per cent or double.
For five points, the standard
premium would rise 70 per cent
and for four points, it would
increase 40 per cent.
Three points would cause a
20 per cent increase, but two
points would permit assessment
of the standard premium. In
case of only one point, the
driver would get a rate Of 10
per cent below the standard
premium. For a perfect driving
record, there would be a reduc-
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Area Store Sales Lag
2 Pet. Behind 1853

Washington area department
store sales Jagged 2 per cent be-
hind a year ago in the week
ended November % and also
were 4 per cent below the pre-
ceding week, the Federal Re-
serve Bank Of Richmond re-
ported.
Area sales in four weeks
ended November % were up l
per cent from the like 1853
period and those for the year
to date were 5 per cent ahead
Of a year ago.
The downtown portion of
Evening star., 1959-12-04
AIGI Chapter to Hold
MaRaxine Seminar

Washington Chapter, Amer
ican Institute Of Graphic Arts,
will hold its fourth annual
magazine seminar following
dinner at the National Press
Club next Monday night.
Ken Brown of Progressive
Composition Co. is seminar
chairman. The panel will in
clude: Jack Beveridge, Paul
Dunbar. James Fisher, ]. VIII
liam Highberger. Eugene T.
Hoover, Joseph Kinney. Hubert
Leckie. John Macleod, Hulon
Noe and Joseph Taney.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK, Dec. 4 P).-Spot
nonferrous metal prices today, Copper
80 cents q pound, Connecticut Valley.
Zinc 12h2 cents q pound, East St.
Louis. Tin 99l2 cents a pound, New
York. Foreign silver glh cents per
troy ounce. New York.
Pittsburgh scrap steel No. heavy
was quoted BY Iron Age at ~ O0-45 90.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Realty Title Reports
Increase in Orders

Realty Title Insurance Co,
had a Z per cent increase in
orders from a year ago in the
first II months Of this year,
reported Howard Bernstein,
executive vice president.
Volume of settlements rose
IL per cent, he said. The firm
will seek a license to operate
in Virginia.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Southern Oxygen Board
Votes l5-Cent Dividend

Directors of Southern Oxy-
gen Co. have declared a regular
dividend of Is cents a share on
common stock, Secretary w. N.
Howison announced.
The dividend will be paid
January 4 to holders Of record
December 18.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
SBA Investment Firms
Plan Meeting Here

The National Association Of
Small Business Investment
Companies will hold its first
annual meeting at the Shera-
ton Park Hotel here next Mon
day.
Duncan H. Read, deputy
administrator of the Small
Business Administration, and
Commissioner James S. Sargent
Of the Securities and Exchange
Commission will address the
group.
Evening star., 1959-12-04

the area sales total was 6 per
cent below a year ago in the
latest week and also 5 per
cent behind the previous week.
Four weeks sales were down
8 per cent and those for the
year to date were OF / per
cent.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
!. '3s4: ~
$282 Million Offers
Submitted to FNMA
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

The Federal National Mortgage Association has received
oerS for $282600 or cent VA mortgages port
folio from financial institutions willing them in ex-
change for ga cent Treasury bonds investment series
1850.
Offers from Al savings and loan associations "a
Evening star., 1959-12-04
OVER COUNTER

Washington listings on over-the-
counter markets furnished by the Ma
tional Association Of Securities Dealers
as Of p m. Friday. Decemher a:
Evening star., 1959-12-04
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK, Dec. 4 (AP).-Yesterday
closing over-the-counter United States
Government Treasury bonds.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
FOREIGN EXCHGE

NEW YORK, Dec. 4 (AP).-Foreign
rates (Great Britain in dollars, others
in cents and decimals of q cent?:
Today Prev. Day
Evening star., 1959-12-04
MUTUAL FUNDS QUOTATIONS.

Subject to Federal taxes but not to
State income taxes.
Evening star., 1959-12-04

ton Of 20 per cent from present
standard rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07
DOGS, PETS. ETC.
BAssET HOUND PUPS, Axe ree.,

BAssET HOUND PUPS, Axe reg,
sad-eyed, long cared beauties
OK. 7-SS22
BASSET, male, housebroken. perm.
shots, Call JE. 4-OOv7.
BOXER, s mos. old. male. Axe, All
shots and wormed. Raised around
children. Can be seen any time at
1889 Swami st. NV.
COCKER PUPPY, beautiful exuber-
ant blond female, is weeks, Axe,
Champion stock, $50. KE. 6-7294
COCKER SPANIEL, male, ia yrs,
pedigreed. householder. loves chill
dren. HE. 4-6723 ewes.
DoBERMAN PINsCHER, year old,
female, loves children. must sell,
going overseas. AP. 1860 after
3 pm.
POODLE = Axe reg. pups. 1880
Richmond hwy. Lot 333. Alex. va.
Call after 7:30 pm. So
STUD SERVICE DESIRED for our
lovely unregistered female shep-
herd, cannot afford high fee.
Please call WA. 4-401S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07

WILL LEASE the Raphael TheateI
at l4OD 9th ST. NV. VIII MAKE
wonderful church property Fol
full information, see j A. HAY.
DEN, 22S Woodward Bldg, 16tt
and II SITS. NV. MA. S-7312.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BEAUT. THOROUGHBRED, s-yr. :
OLE hlley, real hunter, jumper
prospect. also nice ponies, other
very good riding horses: must sell,
list reas. offer, trades accepted.
YOUMG'S FARM, Rte. 1913, Oak