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STORES WANTED.

sist you in securing purchaser? HARRY
I. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE, 1855. 3
BUSY NV. LOCATION, suited TO hdwr
house furnishings; moderate rental with
lease. co. 5063. 3293 NJ st. NV, till
q m. DE. 1871 after Z pm. 10"
WILL PAY UP TO ST 900 month rent for
lge. store located downtown shopping
Replies to this sd are confidential. Box
l03-X, Star --l5
SMALL STORE, In NV. section. suitable
for radio repair and service Phone DE
s2i1 before $50 an. and after i
Evening star., 1946-08-08
STORES FOR SALE,

"IS YOUR STORE FOR sALE?'--May j
assist you In securing a purchaserP
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1856
DOWNTOWN JEWELRY STORE An
unusual opportunity for an experienced
party to purchase this long-established
required For full details please call
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN. Realtor, RE. 1855
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OFFICES WANTED.

WANTED, in nearby Maryland, small
Office or desk space for real estate purpose
Apply Box 341. Silver Spring, Nd. -1C
LAWYER. with established general prae-
tice. desires ofices in lawyers sGite. with
or without secretarial service. JAMES p
DONOVAN. Rust Bldg. National $3.50.
Evening star., 1946-08-08
BUSINESS PRopERTY FOR RENr.

CONN. AVE. DUPONT CIRCLE-Approxi-
ss til. B. ppons . tns ereis essfmfRt Saia
Conn; ave; win rent sll or subdivids
p4siseS lss4 sss"sss eoaa. az as. re-
vACANT-commereisl space, 5000 IT,,
"a g st. NV. viii lease any part.
---FIRsT CoMM-s-story bldg. 1913 81 st
Ct. nv Opposite Georgetown Post once
a-yf' lease $3.50 per mo. Pm. wo. asie,
1894 X ST. NV. entire building vacant;
ay m a1s,be .nt s1.y al TO
type OF business ofiice. Call EN-. s495
1000 RLoCK OF X ST. N.w.-From goo
to $500 50. #. Of completely remodeied.
sSon ,tose Sulains on suitable t9I
Msf FL 'ss!hsa or NJ saf'5Sst'n ossS call
M,ison sivd business 10
i1js TIksA Avs sa .$s5s H.
a LLAAPIANA or MR.. wEEDA, DI. 1855; ewes
fNrrkEs 81 fise end FLOOR. over 1000 50 #.
suitable for beauty shop, oncts.V hat q shop a,
dressma king, photo studio. dance or music
ssa's a4s fR 1ss6 e. st. nR aRa Gss s.Dy sHss
is ist CONN, so7 N j. ave NV. NIL mr.. H
block from Aim row use for any type
business or storage. DI 2244. S
9i9-S2I 18th N.W.--Vacant Choice To-
RA. 110I. ME- 1918 Ss
VERSATILE NEW BUILDING, on over
10000 50. IT. industrial zoned lot; 300
50. II. hoor space on 1st f. and 700 So
II. apartment on End; $500 mo. Cal
Mr.. LABOFISH, Union 1850, 12s
FOR LEASE-11I1 EYE ST NW.-Owper
will allow tenant to remodel Cali MA. 4545
SILVER SPRING. Georgia ave frontage OF
175 it II you are looking for fine corner
Spring business district. call US for further
information. GRAHAM-HALL, Realtors
SH. 6626. Ewes, call Mr.. Casey, WI. 5000
DOWNTOWN SHOPPING SECTION, lit
near g. over busy store. CITY REALTY
CO, GE S2I6 -1J
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

YOUR REAL ESTATE FOa sALE?" May
l assist you in securing purchaser7
STORE AND SHOP SPACE, 5000 q. 900
50. IT. for air conditioning and refrigera-
noorS. must have elevator Phone Mr.
ASH bet. $50 and u m. or 3.30 and
l2S-A, Star
Evening star., 1946-08-08
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont,

BRICK HOUSES, on Pennsyivania ave.
near the new hospital. 3 on adjoining ST
Must sell IS . whole, Further details, cal
Mr.. Groaan, SANDOz, INC. 2 Dupont Cir
Gle, DU 1894 p
ALExANDRiA--1st commercial. an sxeep
tionally nice corner property on Mt. Yer
non ave. suitable for business; this prop
ursed Call Mr., Fisher. GL 400 Ext
695, with BETTzELL. DI. 3lOO.
4-FAMILY AND 5-FAMILY apartment
and FRrrasut st. NV. Each apartment hz!
I. bedrooms Property Is In Al condition
reasonable price and terms H. @
SMITHY CO., MA. 5903; evenings. cH.
2ggi B
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SUBURBAN REh1-yIRcIhlA.

TO LEASE lots on Wilson blvd. excel
lent location for used car lot: has approx
"a 900 50. IT. COMMONWEALTH REALTY
CO.. 2806 Wilson blvd, owens $500. OK
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ihvrsTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

PARTY WANTS TO BUY, from owner
white or colored houses in any condition
your REAL ESTATE FOR saIE''-M.,
I assist you in securing 4 purchaser;
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1863
HAVE CLIENTS who want small invest.
ment property, Write or phone MR. SHIL.
LIN l209 81 st st. NV. CO 1919. --l2
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COLORED-TWO LOVELY bldg, sites. 500
1b0 ea,, on q concrete street. Price. 81 400
ca, S40o cash. located on Maple St.,
Takoms Park. Nd. Phone DI. 1ns3. Mr.
Evening star., 1946-08-08

THREE ROOMS. iavatory. north light
freshly decorated; reasonable rent Apply
1928 M st. NV, between $50. and g..
8
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SILVER SPRING-Beautiful cor. lot in
Woodmoor. all utilities available; approx.
$3.50 so. IT,, S2.15e.
a acres suitable for subdivision with
all utilities available,
Fine location for apartment, FHA ap.
proved for As units. Close to. bus and
feet. McCAULEY REALTY CO., sH. s412.
Evening star., 1946-08-08

CONTINUED on Next Psge.)
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-09-07
Gatesville News

The Egypt Hill Sunday School
opens at the same time with all
teachers present. School enjoyed
the lesson demonstrated by Bro.
Brown and remarks by the pastor,
Rev. w. L. Gates.
The sermon was enjoyed by all.
His subject was you Need to
Know" The amount raised was
1851, The visitor was Mr.. Holman
Of Memphis, who is visiting his
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Hol-
man.
MIR. d. Lovelady has returned
home after a wonderful trip to Chi
cago and New York, where he re-
ports he enjoyed a wonderful trip
visiting with relatives and friends
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-09-07
with the CATS N TANNERS

with the CATS N TANNERS
Don't fail to be at the Rink, Fri
day, September Is the BACK
TO SCHOOL DANCE
We wish to here acknowledge
the very nice letter we received
this week from Rosie Ann Dixon
who is now making her home at
1l2 South Johanna Avenue, Free
port, H. she wishes that she
could have been here when Ersk-
inc Hawkins was here cause she
knows that old Hawk was a jump
in kitty right from the city, but
she says she's been going all rect
for herself for she sent to the
Savoy and heard the great Lionel
Hampton, and tho she wasn't quite
hep to the step, she knew enough
not to get left :. in closing Rosie
Ann told us to tell j. d. that his
time was limit and he had better
jump every minute, cause she was
not dumb and knew the score and
when she arrived back in this
burg, somebody would have to go.
It couldn't have been Willie Mae
Williams we saw with Ebert Lee
or could it? Well, it wasn't Ruth,
now what do you think about that?
With Maggie Ruth in Chicago,
gettin her kicks with Sonny Ford,
James Selmon is running wild and
playing all the fine babies on the
Avenue. We hear that the Jump
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-09-07
UTICA NEWS

Mrs. S. L. Caldwell, Reporter
Mrs. Sarah Jones left Monday
September 2, for her home in Chi
cago after spending two weeks with
her mother at Rocky Springs.
Mrs Estella Sampson left Sun
cay for Tallulah, La, with her SON.
in-law, Henry Shields. Mrs. Samp-
son will spend the week with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. c. Sampson.
Many thanks to friends and
Eeighbors who have been so nice
to me during my recent illness, and
a special thanks to Rev. u. L. Wash
ington, pastor of the Mount Bethel
CINE. Church.
Signed: Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Caldwell
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-09-07

Cook are sorry to hear Of her ill
ness that has confined her to bed.
1t is hoped that she will soon re-
cover.
Our deepest sympathy goes out to
Mr.. Willie Sperry, husband, daugh-
ters and entire Rhymes family in
the passing of Mrs. Magnolia Sper-
ry, who fell dead Monday morning,
Sept. 2.
Look who is coming The
Humming Four of New Orleans, La.
They will sing at Turner's Chapel
A.ME. Church at 7.30 o'clock, Sep
TENDER 8. So come one, come all
and help welcome these fine sing
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-09-07

at China Grove Sunday with Rev.
W. J. Jerdine,, 945 Ann Banks
Street, Jackson, as visiting minis
ter for the weekend and in the
interest Of saving souls. He will
assist Rev. J. c. Bell, pastor in
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elverse Jones are
the proud grandparents of twin
babies born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lath-
ern jones' August 90. The babies
were named, Christine and Chris
ptovy Jones. At this writing. both
mother and babies are doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Porter are
also the proud parents of fine
baby girl born August %. Both mo-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-09-07
Their and baby are doing fine.

Their and baby are doing fine.
Mrs. Porter is the sister of Mr..
Lathern Jones.
The friends of Rev. Lucket are
very sorry to learn that he is i'll.
They hope for him a speedy re-
covery.
Mrs. Lula Vance is still on the
sick list and has been during the
year. 1t is reported however that
she is much improved.
Bro. A. Law is recovering fine
from his second operation.
Miss Meadow Buckner is also
much improved at this writing.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-09-07
Tattlirlg Tess

Well, guys and gals gather
around and let's beat our gums
about this OPENING OF SCHOOL
or rather this BACK TO SCHOOL
movement that seems to be the inn
portant thing right now-of course,
It goes without saying that all the
really hepped cats and booted
ehiks have already latched on to
the idea and have got their school
togs all ready for the big day. real
ling that only the sad sacks and
dim drips are dumb enough to
think they're hepped enough with
out going to school i. Here's hop
ing that whoever you are, wher-
ever you are and whatever school
you'll attend, you'll realize that
its only the really hepped that has
sense enough to stay in school and
if you really want to be hepped
cat, a booted chick and in other
words, if you really want to be
kopesetic, youth get all the educa-
ton possible
DON'T FORGET, THE OPEN
ING OF SCHOOL DANCE, the
dance where the chicks will pick
out their favorite cat and vice
versa, for the coming year i.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS d.
music by the sensational MILTON
LARKIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-09-07

in Chick plans to join her friends
in Chicago.
| Willie James and a certain chick
! looked real cute together Friday
night, something new huh?
Judging fro mwhat Joseph Eng
land says, things 'aint what they
used to be between he and Annie
Grace, amt it shame?
We notice that Bonnie is still
the main objective in Walters
life.
Everyone is waiting to see who's
who and what's what with Mary
Ann, William and Biscuit and Fuz-
zy, Fred and President we
should be finding out real soon.
Wonder where did Lucille Dent
disappear so suddenly and we do
not see Earlee either. Leroy is
always on the Avenue and he's
| with Hazlene and Jumpin Chick
quite often-they say they're just
pals, but who believes that?
Roosevelt says Marie Osborne is
okay with him, but he goes out
strong for Louise Lewis.
J. D. and Mary Lee are still
that way about each other we
think.
Who was the little babe window
shopping with Rloyd Jenkins Sat
urday morning?
Pee Wee and Bro. Brown are
still doing alreet for themselves,
that's good kids, keep it up.
We hear that wedding bells will
soon ring for Luther Hill and a
certain chcik at c. c. Congratula-
tons >.
Robert Bracey seemed to have
been in Heaven when he and his
sweetie-pie from down south
Jackson way went to the movies
Mickey Weakly is really getting
Friday night.
popular with the cuties about
town, he's quite playboy.
We hear that Willie Jae Jones
is still all out for Edgar Keeling.
Seems that Alma Griffin has
taken Cleotha Moore completely
away from Gladys.
Wonder if Robert Jr. knows that
Ollie Mae is wild about L. C..
Hayes now adays?
Sofie and some cat seemed to
have been having fun aplenty in
the Booker T. Friday mite. Chicken
was also knocking himself out we
saw. Ii sSM
Eddie Robinson doesn't seem to
be himself, could he be worried
because that chick isn't coming
back from the windy city?
We don't know who the fine cat
was, but we do know he was
sporting a bad As piece of rubber
and Hazlene the jumpin chick was
strictly in there and didn't seem
to be worried about anyone or
anything. Where oh where was
Henry.
Albert Hart and Mary Lou are
still together, come rain or come
shine-it must be love.
While Gladys Lewis was in Chi
cago, Willie Williams was really
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-09-07
PACE THREE

ers. No charges.
Well cats and chicks, we are on
the air again with more gossip
What's wrong Clarence Evans, have
you lost your technique-your fri
ends say you are not half as hep
ped as you think.
Who was the fine cat with the
BARLEY sisters and Miss Davis Sat-
urday evening? Could it have been
the Powell brothers? They looked
very good together.
Since Fred Powell is in town
again Ridden Garrett is wearing
a big smile. They were mighty lovey
dovey in the city Saturday evening.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-09-07
Crystal Springs
News
III. j. Wolfe. Reporter

MIR. Fred Powell and his brother
Joe Nathan Powell of Toledo. Ohio
are here visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Freddy Powell, other
relatives and friends, who are very
delighted to see them.
Miss Primrose Eorgan returned
home recently after visiting rela-
tlves and friends in Chicago. She
reports most delightful trip.
The many friends of Mrs. Ella
Subscribe-don't borrowl
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-09-07

having his kicks with the chicks
in North Jackson.
With Clara Bale in New York.
Fred Lundy is playing the lone
wolfe and waiting until they can
be together again.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-09-07
Madison County
News

The people of the China Grove
community met at the China Grove
Cemetery recently and cleared the
ground and worked the flowers. A
large crowd met and dinner was
served on the ground.
The Revival Meeting opened here
Evening star., 1946-10-22
PERSONAL.

PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Wright, if you are in need OF loan UP to
SERMaSENT IGS AZ SSpr WIVES. Ss3I 81: shampoo ans
fingerwave, soc. No appointments; AL
work done by advanced students VAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 G St
ii. W. JOHNSON, Dentist-False teeth re-
paired while you wait. Room 602. Westory
sLfpco1ERs sdf snf til taoPed e
your furniture. For prompt service call
NURSES 0 AVAILABLE; bonded and licensed,
DU. 3262 Never closed
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
weak veal heart. asthma, rheuma matisnl, arthritiiiS,
nervousness, piles, colds flu or other all
ments. Also relief frrm aching, swollen
feet. Lady ,nat naatturopath' 20 years expert
ficT faiHcTTERATIoNs on all ladies' garments
Prompt and and efiGient nj service ogsn 3gs1 eve
FuKkNAchS fihks Is vacuum ~ cleaned and also Re;
e SaiseSS Sons. WA. 4s1o, or TR. fI3e.
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE DAY and Board.
iunch. n % ages 2(Ia. 94oI Ga. ave, sH 1874
DREssMAKING AND ALTERATIONS
Modern studio in Office bldg. Centralll
located above Loew's Columbia Theater eater
Equipped for prompt seEyice PTSssf
eH51T dormerlS sg y Of Of Fifth ave, n y. lilo F s
NV, Room 20. Telephone Executive 1903
FUNB-RAISING CAMPAIGNER, 15 years
experience. at liberty for eiylcs charity drra
iudllI lie or r'Go part time. Cali Ma. 3766 days ol
Wo. 1888 ewes. Ask for MR.. RIDB5EiLL DEL
DRIVING CORRECTLY TAUGHT, can be
safe and easy; professional instructors II
pointrents. WASHINGTON DRIvINc YIN
kERWcEs, 4217 Conn. ave. EN-. es74 @
Evening star., 1946-10-22
PERSONAL (cont. J

SLIP COVERS AND DRAPERIEs profess
tsrisis. Js Workmanship guaranteed. pI.
SGRsEs NJ AVAILABLE; trained gFsfilssl
SG b0ndsd SERVICES RH 75ey Hsyer closed licensed ana
PIANO TgNTNG and and repairing, city Of sub;
HEapcr 1I6an; all WORK rseeg guaranteed. VICTOR
LOCATED NEAR Se. he National Capitalize;
Sy country day and cho Ss
music horseback riding and art; hot
lunches and TRANSPORTATION furnished. "A
Sshool s,, no DEDICATED dig to happiness Phone
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. self-confldence, freedom from self
%f GIVE sfacaf PHaf AR asGl N MI sms nsS CHA
in licensed home; best reference. Vienna
MOTHER and s-months-old baby, aban-
doned by husband, desire room and board
in home with kindly couple who would
care for baby evenings while mother works:
T urgently g5y needed' present quarters unheated
GUARANTEED watch repairing: Today
ttabs chssked the
NURSERY SCHOOL for children rs; ideal
home and country surroundings; transpor-
1asion Tt neoh furnished, ne. and Sc. vicinity.
CAPITAL TRANSIT EMPLoYEs- win
%noB len you IN money eya% on your signature H A.
CHILD CARE, pickup and delivery service;
age. 1S months to 5 years. HUMPTY
WANTED-Man with good agricultural ex-
perience in raising flowers to take charge
of acres of land on Riggs rd., 3 miles
from D. c. line, and raise flowers for retail
sale. Will consider partnership. No
money required, but the man employed for
be reliable. Land is rich. but needs con-
siderable work. HARRY JUSTINE. 3033
By appointment only
NURSING HOME has vacancies. 24-hour
care given. tray service: fees most reas.
For particulars. AID. 1926.
Evening star., 1946-10-22
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

BoOKKEEPERs, $50 wk. q; full charge
eS55, $3.50 to $40 Wk Need 100 new
ings; thousands placed annually. Est. %
Yrs; See Miss Black 90 Or Miss Evans at
R3YBs RsY6TT 11ia 1DKaFfsMAN f ma sa$s $3.50 per mo-
multllith operator. $50 per mo-; applica-
ton engineer 5000 per mo- secretary
real ae psr s25n mop per typs per o
EMphoYMEST ISn t5S SERVICE, ES ISIo St. NV,
MEDICAL SERVICE representative-Pro-
motional sales in pharmaceutical special, d,
ties with a reputable manufacturer: local
medical education desirable. Starting sal
s25eo PaS STavfing eas
9;3oo-5:3o: Sat- 9:3o-1;3o. Phone % Dl.
MEDICAL sTENoG.. s2,4oo do; stenog.,
SI45. Can use SO stenographers daily,
unusual salaries Can in today ygrNsoRNEI NJ RSHss
TEStG sTENoGRAPHERs. @ s ep experienced. @ j. So 500;
file clerks typipg g Teop tSplss Kas
LER, Personnel Services, SOB Washington to-
80 Phone pf 4442: a 90
future, $40 wk.; telephone. operators, S35
wk. bokkeepers, constr. ofhcs, $40 Tk
Many others hourly. See Miss Bong, FoBD SS5i
IBM SUPERVISORS (M), in Europe sal.
open. Mr.. Ford, FORD EMP. SERVICE,
us 14th st. NV. RE. 2s2S,
exp, Wash and Bait territory, future,
Mr. Byrd; salesman, fire and casualty IN
surance; others for hardware, $50 week;
others, foods, music, advertising, publish
Ing. Dozens of unusual openings. Bring
written brief of experience. Free regis
tration. Mr.. Byrd: Always welcome al
MA O11S
Evening star., 1946-10-22
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

sTENoGRAPHIC and secretaIial classes
now forming Beginners 1errg and FsffeSh
eonl5sS eomesomeer m snOa al Tns secresrai
5agFs Row oSb sA Gssso sss H6eater H1xR SCHOOL
touch typing free with course; top -salsTisd; RED
stqSsG sta6ol Tk s Pqsston st apeR RA ss
S6ii SRAfTING '' Architectural machine and
typographican with engineering and andrdnsd MA
sEbs GE EaFe HHfs5 R ::
DEVN EFsG caS Fl Nv "a TS0s can be
safe and easy; professional instructors in
Is4s 24s1s Tmed5fts pRivNa Nc
sRS7ISIsS' ssERVIcEs 4217 Conn. ave. EN-. es74
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand, short
s2s5 Ct Boyp Ssc scHooE sssEss sSs s'ss'nS Ea5S
sop'esIs sUF 81 tTaisng sadsh1 W9RFLYNS EUTY
PfaSo PaS St aecor,on n% on taught in
2a4ir-eondtioned 24 tssSGns; nD52vS stHdo Mr. SEWMAS
sEW1Sa sE9S & st sItEsssoNsMEiet y ao !? RI
SO: day and night classes. SINGER SEW.
MASH1NE CO. 1897 Conn ave EN- sem in
applied photography for beginners and ad-
Vanced Students individual instruction un,,
der experienced photographer day and
9iFfs GFfeG e;assssi ASD PPIT1fMAN F sHoRTHASSD.
typewriting; individual instr Instructiso9ni, s9,oG1 gay
il01 Vt. ave (at ST. NV DI. lila.
"A TRAINING SCHOOL for inner sereniee
ty." instruction in basic principles g o1
truth; individual and class. co. 6436.
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects: day, night and
parttime elasses get eur free ca5aGs9ye ye,
Is. c. requirements and GI training. 1910
N Y. ave. ME. 777S; est. 1918:
AUTO DRIVING taught by experts, easy
parking a specially; dual-control cars;
permits secured. EASY METHOD DEFY
ING SCHOOL, 27O1 14th ST. North taS4' o5
MECHANICALLY MINDED MEN who are
Interested in the future with career TO
he trained for air-conditioning end re-
bupefs IS sres TMo demand RsM Wrte
for fuil Information, how you can qualify
for this industry training. AIR CoNDd- g3d
TIONING TRAINING CO., P. o. Box lS2e,
Evening star., 1946-10-22
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont. .


cleaning ofhces, or as fountain girl; expert
o1 sunspy Seya es S0 S e ohss6er 5s
GIRL, colored. light attractive, wishes job
as clerk or maid in dr.'s office. Ii. 1922. .
GIRL, colored, wants clerical work; knowl-
edge of typing and filing. Call GE. 1854.
a cas .s PSSne hoo ei aE iea 1as9 0ss
Win stay nj fe While WI enfsh family IS oat or
SGsaaea MISS GRacE g ra 9lasE & woman experience
Girl Girl, c0lored' would Ike position as clerk
refs. North 764s.
Gins1,n SIE1 dsS55ss osSs. night work of any kind
Tefersaoes: Gail lincoln 5Ssi Ssi' anytime,
NURSE. practical. eolored,- experienced,
SsR SsSlrss case e spyy kind DU; oR$s w2S
children years and over; excellent ref.
fRAcTIcAI RaStaTe l2ss NURSE, colored, references
also son as chauffeur if needed. Call MRS
fRaerIcAL fRici HAi osHY Nurse, white. wants sshr
sS9 .e SS5 wk Tower 5a76. ,o,su. s2. s2.d
native Wash, q years experience, knowl-
edge Spanish and Portuguese. RA. 1858.
RY-STENOGRAPHER, "a years
5-day week position. Box 342-G, Star.
sEcTY.- .-sTENoGRAPHER. college gradu-
ate, industrial and governmental expert
ence, desires part-time work 4 hours day.
5-day week. Temple 1144: 22'
RY-STENOGRAPHER, 9h yrs.
commercial experience; efficient, con-
sciencious, capable Of assuming respon-
sibility Call Taylor 9239. 22'
amir M
retary, desires part-time work. Box 1877
r, Star.
STENOS (2), competent, in responsible en-
ploynent, seek work after business hours.
Box 75-R, Star 22s
WOMAN, white, English, would like work
chambermaid- maid; best of references.
Box 153-R, Star.
RESPONSIBLE and interesting position de-
sired by young woman with excellent and
varied experience as secretary and admin
iStrative assistant: references; good salary
eXnected RA. 2.34S. 24t
Evening star., 1946-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

or movie outfit: largest selection of cam
RECESS ass sugs
papers, chemicals. photo books and 300
GR aoo aS e buy ss sne senns Taae ave- sRaN
(opp. Dept. of Justice) RE. 2434.
8 Sw., $3.50; used 120 bass. Carl Fischer,
$3.50; new scandalli 120 bass. accordions:
also q few new Italian accordions includ;
Hs tn: oRDs Risss pzR0 sssH' Co.. Ss 5s af!'1Ps
AaiplpaIiSSa6 aiS6 MACHINES and .ypevrltsEs,
CO. us 14th st. NV. RE. 1928.
ADRSs mDssse seVsSE sssF exoH Sdes orc
ARi,PKEssoGRAPgH' sd modsI a7eo; P,piate
m mh Sss1 sS ans Both ssastS5 msssnes
operated. Very reasonably priced. Can
be seen at Room 3o1, A. F. of L. Building.
AIR CoMPRESSORS, pumps. paint-spray
sS's sRs .eR RSSrs EEsa aHa
sanders ssae exhsas
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buy, now, before further price advances.
next Spring at no extra cost. Since 1879
4; s. JoHNsoM Go Re Re-, 1857, ,u,,..
condenser, complete. with, Trane air ham
ding unit also all eontrols; s;.,sra Duct T1 TS5k
ALUMINIUM FURNITURE. smartly de-
signed, ruggedly made, and comfortable;
immediate delivery. STERN OFFICE FUR
NITURE CO.. 1859 21st st. NV. Elk. 1850.
AMMUNITIoN-s nm. Mauser rifle. S3 80
box. DI. $500. ext. 303. 926 Mass. ave,
apt 303 Corner Tenth.
ANTIQUE Victorian Cathedral chairs, pair,
purchased French Quarters, New Orleans:
red velvet cushion. EN- 5632.
ANTIQUES the opening Of
our Wash. showroom. Mostly pieces from
East Shore estates. LSFRANCIS BERRY,
1884 Wis. ave. NV. Prosp. ave. entr.-26
ANTIQUES-Gate-leg table, walnut Pill
grim Century, reinished, S215: other bar.
gains and finest antiques. THE 6AILIE
MADISON SHOP. 10th and Jefferson pl.
Open ~ to 5, or call EN-. 4025. -23