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Evening star., 1947-06-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

APARTMENT Ara. Or BuDMG q .n|1aT manassTa ger
pkEssMAKrSG SGs dessh sa sn1 ssmod atsra
BERT. 1880 Irving NV. Apt. 4, Ap. sa3s.
qRls ssssa "a Gan sss
GIRL, eolored, wants fountain girl work.
GIRL. eoiored, neat, desires Job as day
GIRE eolered desrss JOB as @ waitress
sR earea dsFas ssGsk woTk sT Of D any
GovERNEss, tutoress position with cul-
sasna saFsa family II eosr5 W ea seSrsa setussn
room roo sa and beard beard in sSchanss for shW
ss aEEsE or Tss' tsEs care Toa q H7a IN fae'0 ss
snhsn sag e nEh REfft''' Ti6s Ro Rsat s'
NURSE. graduate. colored. desires work
with undertaken, dentist or private family.
PRAeTIcaL ~ NURSE " desires case in jewish v
PUBLIC T. TYPisT. rapid, accurate, reas;;;; i;
SECRETARY. above average, varied ex-
eSFenef 3 Eel 0fi Ho Of 4sGd FssTsRse: E g. salary $50
SECRBTARY, copywriter. Correspondent
10 years experience magazine circula tion.
advertising. sales promotion. Box 1881.
Star "a
rYPIST, comp. operator, asst. bookkeeper,
payroll exp, 5 rda; prefer Arlington. 1891
9th st So, Arlington, Va Glebe 1890 24S
IF You NEED a competent stenog. or
typist to replace your absent secretary or
help you with that work load, call MISS
BARRETT, DE. 694S. -25
YOUNG WOMAN, efficient, fairly attrac-
tive, desires employment 3 or 4 evenings
per week, z pm. to 10 or IL; secretarial
receptionist. etc. 81 80 per hour, $50 a
week minimum; experienced; especially
good references. Call CECILIA LUCAS, -RA.
e859 or GE. $3.50 after 4 pm. -25
I WANT TO LEARN ADVERTISING: grad
uate junior college, courses in retailing
and journalism, sketching and writing abil-
ity, competent typist; experience in busy
public Offices. Box 290-L, Star. 24S
A YOUNG colored girl wants work as a
salesgirl, stock clerk. office work or house.
work Call AT S771
Evening star., 1947-06-24
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

MACHINES, eaIcuIators cleaned,
etled and adMsssa al vz gSTs Snsrsnsesd TIMs en
sEuMfNuM Il afsh 4 RRooF COATING, guaranteed
thckef on than IAN saa pan @
tss2nt essimatas Io0h NEW soRPAcE s sooPfNG
Ar aTTIc FANS installed, sold and seTyicsd;
exhaust. kitchen and apartment coolers.
BkIchIAfrSGFlrsplass BREt1fshf &c built, yeDaiTsd
5sssPa n vnaea stsr esuflns si2 xo2s
EuEr5Is Ise1HR5hk 1bHRRYIkFasr IzS55k zSS5ooks. kitchen
rooms, fireplace mantels, bar and book
cases; original in desisn and sTTsftsmaAn men
sERGIAR sERGIAaR !" Alarms, ksHMss counting machines,
sHsSfe i55s Tsi 81 st, 5z 10
carpentry. farnItoEs II,s
eass eaMhRa RRd 'fSkfaiffs: sEfafsssls s 1oss st.
e years net sSet0Ty IA Dasts I'LL
cAaEsA REPAiRING. 4s.aour service.
f1Ffn bD, 4s44 nd sogm 5o S Ssa s av
Screen and repair wcrk. Call GE. $3.50,
CARPENTRY, 1st-class mechanic; porches'
stairs, cabinets. screens. oak flooring.
CcSsSRdpEeNTRY@compiete csSd remodehns, resi-;
efniai sinds ea eaa a1NsWoRTH aGisstSESti IA ISIS
CARPENTRY, brick and cement and eise-
Ing. InA 'nrsprooang. save sS5 during JaRs'
hHecssHe q TNTe ,Ss or 10 Ms "
CARPENTRY, roof painting, screening,
Mr.. SWAMI. DI .3090. after pm. -26
CARPENTRY and general house. repairs;
partitions built or moved; terms If des'rsd
eARfISfkf: eonsrsss [ WORK =; p1iRsln9g: s49g:
NAN. Di tx. Sno a5ss; Ss; seS eves.. No. s74s"
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
sensational results guaranteed; work done
SN5gSoSSk oSkkTETx ,lRs sS 5eS5 work
extra outlets, repairs, fuorescent lishstns,
ELECTRICIAN, licensed. D. c.. Nd, and
Eeoss ya se'Ssi ApvaNg R WINS TR sis ans
ELECTRIC WIRING. nxsur.s. extra outlets,
sspslIs l, GID nouses ssno 81 spseis,ss ssal
ffxS1TEkaisaToR@ XII premises freed :.
guaranteed. POTOMAC ExTERMINAToR
CO, 3l1e Nj st. nv. MI. 6522. -2S
"a "a ssssd TsSS dSss %s Va. and aS Sd
FLooR SANDING AND REFINISHISG By
TABLER FLOOR SERVICE. Dial Ma. o456
fLooRs Fl SS ssasNDEp AND REFINrsHED BY
PARKS BROS All work guaranteed. For
sound advice and free estimates, withou,
oblisation. call Ii. 1861. day or evss.
Evening star., 1947-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera. darkroom
or movie outfit; largest selection Of cam
iange finders, ifilnns; color films, photo
@ ha photo books ana 500
BRENNER PHoTo 60. sas Pa ave. NV.
opp pId 1ept ef Justieel RE sa34 .u,,u,
asts earnes dr SETS saa1 ste
JORDAN PIANO CO, 1oi5 eth s.. NV.
ADDING MACHINES sos and UP; rebuilt
Err g. ADDING. MACHINE &C, 2ol9 l4th
4 ADbiss aiS MaehiS9Es. ffS9 new. rebuilt. hsaa
ADD abDrSG th Il 81 delivery
pairs, supplies. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
co. 143I East Capitol st, Ii, oosa, Our
AIR COMPRESSOR. complete with spray
gun. gauges and house, spray unit; also
acetylene welding outfit, complete AD.
AIR CoNnITIoNER, window-type, Phiico-
York CIVIL: used 3 months; storage 3
zfh' zin csoNbirr6SsG ssl5 5S1 ea dooSIc .anip-
Contained C unit; new 5.t9n "yerk., cen
aire water-cooled 5-h.p. condensing unit
teither will cool approx. 5000 50. 1T: area
and UP to 50 people,: also imned de-
seal-type room coolers. and new A-h.p
nto nni5s ef rIrpMrSP III tygsSm 60 AZ gsassE9an.ess ss9
AIR CoNpITIoNER, Philco, Sab p; window 1as
model; Al condition, Ike new owner ass issV-
AIR CoNDITIoNERs, all types. new and an
1857. since 1875. A.. s. JOHNSON co,
AIR CONDITIONERs. immediate delivery
brand-new 194T. window and console types
Philco-York air conditioners; lowest prices
and easiest terms. STANDARD TIRE Il
BATTERY CO, 10th and H SIS. ne Open
every evening till 9 pm. Ii. 29S3. Ii,
AIR CONDITIONING. COOLING UNITS
Standard makes; new and revork@sG; @ IN, IN,
E9uIPMENT CO. OF 3Gsg .- ooo
Call WI a543 for further details. ID
ANTHRACITE MOTOR sIoKERs ao-l5,
S10. RE 4425: Wo. 1905 evenings. 49,
AQUARIUM tropical fish. supplies. panh-
soof ussa sqasTigE sp1caf I6aa lsasI sasIahh shts
IUM, 3p0s 18th st. ne, HO. 6311+ Open
daily, TO . pm: Sun. l 70 pm.
Evening star., 1947-06-24
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR PLANO and accordion taught
in short time; results guar: approved for
GI training. CHARLES NEWMAN
STUDIOS 1906 G st. n.wr ME- 1900
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, al
subjects taught Approved by Government
CoLLEGE. 1910 c St.. NV, DI 1902:
REFRIGERATION and air conditioninR--
New classes now starting, GI approved:
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF COMMERCE
& TECHNOLOGY INC, 24s0 18th st. NV
aUIck 81 REVIEW COURSE IN shorthand
type writing bookkeeping, calculating ma;
chimes. New classes new starting; Enroll
3t RoyB ScHo2I1 cT 1923 St Ma xess;SS S3Ss
GRADES, lst through sth; limited classes
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Moderr
training in all subjects, day, night ane
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved
tor D., c., reauiremsnts and Gl training nT
TUToRING-CoACHIN - Children from
Grades l TO &: makeup work specially
remedial reading stressed; trained, ex.
perienced teacher. MI 1889. 80
Evening star., 1947-06-24
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

EXPERIENCED GIRL, colored. desires
GIRL, colored. wants g.h.w.; 5h-day week;
akt S j, Soi9rsd vi " sS4s for your children
6sg 6sIpeTs or nursemasds; no sundays !. IL.
Girl. epo!ored,, wants part time or days
GIRL, colored, reliable, wants daywork;
reference Franklin 1893.
cook, dayWork. DE. 1865. 1891 18th st.
l i've H. eS5Gssa S@S ~k. ~15s ADJ ae47 S ana '00A
GIRL, colored, wants days work or. part
time, OF doctors office, answer phone.
GIRL, eoiored, wants s.h,w. live in or out.
GIRL: coiored. experienced, wants seneral
$50. carfare FR. ala. =,
GIRL, neat: wishes 59e jeb to care for child
9 1R cooSed cs P Ranis isgo ob as fo bote maid
GIRL, colored, wants ghw. or taking care
Of children, no cooking, days week. AID.
GIRL. colored, wants general housework.
GIRL, ,colored: wants Job as mothers
caiI LU. 5se3. 'N''''N'
GIRL, celered, desires Job as mothers
GIRL, coloTed, wishes work, e-2, days
Ia week SOC hr.; experienced laundress
and cleaner. FIR. 1862;
GIRL, colored, wants days work, clean
ing, laundering; roc per hr. and carfare.
GIRL, g 80 tcooiored desires days work, local
:leaninR oflces, kitchen help, etc, Ho.
GIRL, colored, desires days work; refs.
IL 4.SE
GIRL, coiored, desires Job as childs nurse
or general housework; live in or out.
GIRL, coiored. neat, desires job cleaning
ofhee' oee' evening arl work; work S25 week; AD; $33s'
GIRL, colored, refined, high school sradu-
ate. desires general housework In nice
hSmS ne c i've n 9Ga9s * out sGof M dss5 H
5aIp or chi child d0tolsa' eare Il L. $685. to ser
GIRLS s2o, ?elored desire Ia work as nurse :,
and and p pm. Lu. 7s2i ~
1910 pm, 'Sd b1, 1853 weekdays, sssiii
ss1csHaooLGSiRL s1sa wants mothers helper Job.
part time or 517 days. Call Dl. 0l73
LADY: eoiored, desires ironing Can D1.
POSITION as baby sitter IA. 6939
WOMAN, settled, desires daywork or part
lin lime; CAL TR. 4713; a.n.. u,o.t ,or
Wednesday and THURSDAY. TR. 30s2,
WOMAN, colored, wants days work. good
WOMAN, colored. likes morning work,
9 to ! > mornings week. Call Ho. 6792.
WOMAN, coloreo. wants days work or
part-tiIne work. DU. 2476.
WOMAN, colored, desires full day or part
time work AD 1907
WOMAN, white, wants cleaning iobs morn
tlexandria pl, ne. Apt. H.. -25
TWO GIRLS. eolored, want days work
references. Call AZ 0617. -25
JOB WANTED by intelligent colored girl;
baby sitting or mothers helper. DE. 1874.
Evening star., 1947-06-24
HELP WOMEN Cont

ETENoGRAPHER---Local motion picture
company has o.,Isan opssnins ios sssr2sraphs,:
asSes' appl 5sED fS45 ais aRrisTs M nes eoRP aPsa
ssT sfEsodaAfHER s6ssfy fTd ~ must be ssperenosd;
purchases. Apply employment Office, Attn
floor, LANsBURdH 3 BRO. 7th, sth j and
sTESoGRaPHEK sTEssei for permanent position.
4o-hr week: prefer washington resident.
SMITH Corona TYPEWRrTERs, nc
sTESoGRaPHER. experienced, for position
in advertising agency 5-day. 40,hr. week;
os 70 ssrn ss abs ss asxsE Mss
sThsoGRApHER for gsn.l otsee seEs,
4Hniy gen ofices WAsHlNGroN W laaNSa PROP-
kwwirrcHBoARD OPERATOR for seers-
sfs sr psp board esa 1 Mass a1e RTsfeTTsd n@
fnLErHoossE os OPERATOR; permanent; 5.
sss e se.sds TIE excellent as cs sh1 WI aoo 9s
fYsPis9.. fYspn experienced, age 2o,so. for gen;
sood references: pleasant working condl-
lions. with established company, centrally
located: good hours and eood sa aTy for
right applicant Call MR.. JOHNSON Ma
TYPIsT-clerk. high school graduate,
permanent position; pleasant workins con-
TONS. % free REHABILITATION Insurance: sal
e eRN a sGs2rY ssf co sna 5ae % soaahsrn ss BaE.
T9Yp1sT.0 H. permanent e nan position, must be fast
and accurate; 5-day, week, sick leave. va
sssSqanee ssssan s0sazsR HzERa T psK pPNKsgNF R9Rzoo co
TYPrsT SaT and general once worker steady
RRsRAasos R2ssAGaas dess eo Tt6sskgy f6s III s49 Per
business ONCE Of motion picture organi-
cation: 6-dsy week. See Mr.. sHAFTEEL' u
TYp1sTT.F1LR Rasi CLERK. over 81, permanent
position with national organization: vaca-
tons and sick leave. Apply 625 Evening
WaAirTREssEs. nightwork; of sunday;
good wo@rkins @ 2 eonaiitions; Sli ZEPHYR Re- Res
WAITRESS; must have 5 yrs experience;
apg1 sxsssnt In TSTkns ps4son ni
s.eans sssssj 80 saHspisnf 4eps saIRLISaIoN pEH
SATEssNEN 4Gl5 s. 2sth Arlington 1ztb q
Mattresses AND CASHIERS, exDeri-
eneed, fun time, pleasant conditions. Apply
SaA WoMAN i6gs 6IsrRIBnroR-Unusuai hsn 81 4jH op-
portunity for woman who can devote 16
Or hours tSa nsek aS aboSe
average and has real future. II your
home duties keep you from accepting a
fuil-tinne Job. you NAV find this lust what
you want. Call Suite 40S, 900 st, NV.
WOMAN for retail salad and cheese
counter. Apply to Capitol Salad Co, 10
Arcade Market. 18th and Park I'd. NV.
YOUNG LADY to learn credit business:
must have some knowledge of tipping. See
Mr., Dublin. 719 9TH st NV. --26 g,
YOUNG LADY, exp tr.enced IN perpetnal
Inventory control Tor merchandise Office
of wholesale furnt'lre store See Nj
Kremen. r. Mars, THE CONTRACT CO.
ExPERiENCED sALEsGIRL to represent
weli-known cosmetic house in leading
dent, store; salary and comm. Call MISS
BROOK COOK, DE. 800, after 3 p. m, 24'
3 GIRLS, between 81 and 25. swimming
pool attendants. Apply GLEN ECHO
PARK "a
INsURANCE-Larse. commercial agency
desires person with underwriting ana
policy writing experience. YOUNG 8,
SIMON INSURANCE. DI. $50. --26
Evening star., 1947-06-24
HELP DOMESTIC.

G.H.W. no cooking, Bendix washer; hours
ls55 no sundasd Es6irsd S gS to t5sF'
G.HW. capable, for care Of baby and
Tsferenees n9esei son's TIee''66 VIZ. 666e7. u''''
sadLS: SMw ss8a ss Il 1s.f9 fond ST e ds sRdren 9Sn
sI2S1asAi GENERAL sOqr qHrodusEwoRkER. no SUNDAYS,
live IN Sis per week. 31ol Northampton
SENERAI &, 9T Mq qHolUisaEswoRKER, lUiaswoRKER live in, fond
Of children; S25 week. city referennsseS'
ni GTRL' S'oSr part time. 1870 to $40. 5 days a
week; $40 carfare. 3o22 Macomb st. NV;
HOUSEKEEPER, white, are 40 to 55, good
disposition, live in; no sun. work; 3 adults
fn5S HoSusfkEfpER Ga fiS + i've In II; ON one child Sc
ff6IfSn; fHousEKEEPER. fP white. competent. un;
son snsun9effa i've n gndeT eT '9 DFSi mae
maid; chiid's Iaund.. only: Bethesda;
local refs pref salary open. MRS, Mr.
HonisEKEEPER, exper., refined, for beauti-
full estate. We entertain often. One who
can drive to market and cook light meals
snd sGr f'z 6oaEd on fIfS MRS 0sg cRKE RI % WI I 5000
MAID for g.hw.; live in. OR. oo52. @2e
cooking and 6 SsiesninE; i've r. y or out; J5sfs.
MAID. aT5e0' sR.w" help care '0f of children;
s ss Tf 3 NE aE isi4 I9ifi IeaS g8o Myrtle Ps St
MAID to live in, light housework for 3
adults: private room with bath and
shower; beach for summer. ia. 1927.
MAID. exper., fond OF children; light
ls!ndry plain cooking; 0R Of. 32ioi a,r AZ 3o
Fh.w: exper. in baby care and health
card nee. working hrs, $50 to Z pm.
Do not apply unless exper. and 5TeefS.
MAID D-G.H.w.-Partiai care of . chill
cren; live in. good salary, private room
and bath; new home in N. Arlington.
MAID -G.H.W, plain cooking, personal
laundry; adults. Call after pm"
WI $500.
WOMAN, white, assist with patient in
nursing home, do ironing and light clean
ing; no cooking; live in. ,sH. 7644.
WOMAN, white. live in. housework, light
laundry. no cooking: help with baby, 2
in family Phone sH. s652, -26
with children. caI or. 1905, -38
GOOD HOME for pleasant white woman
keep house and help with young baby,
working couple; private room; salary
Evening star., 1947-06-24
MOTOR TRAVEL.

HUSBAND AND WIFE criving to Glacier
National Park, BaRf and Lake Louise in
a 1947 Ford sedan; lesving July, l., re-
turning July 20. can accommodate TWO
more peonie. Call MR.. CAULK, Me. 1900
or EA 1864. "a
THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
erS and guests. share expenses refs. eX-
changed; cars 10 ali cities: California
daily 1921 n. Y. ave. NV, RE, 6SS9 a6'
STUDENT desires ride to Albuquerque or
Denver, June % to 81; assist driving. ref
erences exchanged Glehe 1855. 25s
YOUNG MAN, Alaska bound. desires ride
TO Seattle or nearby after June ~. WO
03iS 90
DRIVING TO NV. IOWA. June 27th OF
2sth; 1916 Plymouth sedan; take . pas
erences EXCHANGED. RE. 1900, Ext. 4s74
Evening star., 1947-06-24
SITUATIONS MEN (cont. ]

I AM Is YEARS OF age and would like to
have summer job mainly for experience
and preferably in q law ofice. ! have had
six months ONCE experience. Travelled ex-
tensively. learned French well, finished
two years in college and can type fairly
well. Character references guaranteed.
Call EN- 4O22. "a
Ex-ARMY OFFICER with pep and per-
sonality desires position with future; has
sales, personnel, statistics. IBM back
ground, can handle details; will locate
anywhere Box 34o-L. Star. 26s
FORMER CAPT. Of merchant ships. exc
cutive officer of LUXURY liners. desires po-
ard dependable Lincoln 4754 %.
MARRIED VETERAN wants truck driving
Job; II years tractor and trailer and bus
eSpeaiehses Gasst Rox aosJ stsT ~oiA va oss
Evening star., 1947-06-24
BEAUTY PARloRs.

PERMANENT WAVEs-special for i've
days; So. so wave for $3.50, $40 wave for
IS so. BOSTON BEAUTY SALON, 93l
F St. NV, ME. 17S3.
Evening star., 1947-06-24
SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, white, want to take over entire
care Of farm, to work on either a share
basis or for a salary. 1909 Alabama
ave Sc 24s
COUPLE from Holland, ike to work for
institute ofice, store, or take care of q
place Box 353-L, Star.
EXPERIENCED COUPLE wishes lob: ref
erences. Write or wire 5402 Chapel Oaks
Or ne DC 25s
Evening star., 1947-06-24
RITPHERs FMPIoYMENT AGENCY "a

plenty q oay-WoIR WofntH ca halld, Walt-
ing to work. Cali Ho. e427; So, cartsre
family, stay nights, $50; 1880 to $50,
caring for ? children, SIS; IL to 7. SIS;
2 adults, S25; adults, stay nights, S25;
10 to 7, 5i2 days, > adults, / child, July
Z, S25; cook for children's camp, $50 wk.;
janitor, 500 mo-, quarters: waitress,
Chinese restaurant, etc. 1887 lth st. n,w.
domestic, help of all kinds. Ho. 3947.
Evening star., 1947-06-24
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
suslNEss OPPORTUNITIES.
op'

CAFETERIA, open Z DAYS q week: sales
over $3.50 daily. Price, $4,000; easy
terms, or will apply on real estate pur-
chase, Boy l4s-L star
buy; for sale by owner, Box 1Ts-L, Star.
"a
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RXTSVNE9g

BOOKKEEPERS, $50 wk dD. full charge;
several bookkpr machine oper., MGR, $40
wk; cashier, MGR machine, nearby. $40
duplicating machines opr., open; Addresso-
graph -Graphotype, open. See Miss knight,
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV,
Ma 2115. MA, 6oSS.
SALESMAN (m1, hot-water heating sys-
TENS: grocery salesman. $50 wk. up: build
ing SUPPLIES, sal. and com; hourly open
snEs for saiesmen. See Mr.. Paul at
BoYD'S, 1333 F Ma 233S
MGR. MAGAZINE lM-Start, $4,000:
cxpr circulation ana publication, trade
MA a34o
STENOGRAPHER $1,000 Fl-Recept.
priv dentists Office, downtown. steno.,
ton. 500. stenos,. S35-S4 Other top
saiaried positions at AMERICAN. e1s F
st. MA. 4142. Blk. Of Met Theater
Evening star., 1947-06-24

DGS, self-service; business over ST. 800
weekly: short hours; low rent: $l2.50o,
plus stock.
Groc. meat mkt; business over $1,000
weekly; has rooms. $4,000, lock, stock,
barrel.
Groc. meat mkt: short hours; mixed
trade; business, S1,500: $4,000, lock-
LIQUOR store doing over $4,000 weekly
Phone MA 14oS. J. KLEIN, GE. 6970.
Evening star., 1947-06-24

ADDING MACHINES, caIculators cleaned
oiled and adjusted. All work gusranteed
RE l177 UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
Evening star., 1947-06-24

GAMEER.As.,Leiea, contsx; EelIiflez; Speed
EXscHANNSE, l41o New York ave. NV.
CAMERA ExcHANaE, i4Io N. z ave- NV
CAMERAS, Eastman. Bell and Howell.
Ss ssts eAERA fHsf eescsP T.
I4lG New York ave, NV.
stseN soaaRR aRa Eaatasa cama fNor hK @
CHANGE q 1416 New YORK ave- ea.a NV. M
CARVING SET. Handeeaset, 45 accesso-
RE; ries; guide Io point cost saes5' bFand-new'
W. Y Rili sseTlhes for 500. CIRCLE. ,Iils 1IIs
CASH asa s1 REGTsTPRs. aT Nationals, both ma man
rs q. lS Phons ssI EM o4a NJ l"D0v,S' no ga
check rsgistsr, 4 months old, Car Can b. be
haRss w Il sS anB Berai oe4 Me- Sss
CASH lsi NeFssr sfRoi National atota slee
Z RiIEi Gasy4sRs So SsS
sasH 81 10 With ,g.s,si
tape; never used; a real system Tor any
CUISINES 70 dsalers Pho enc ne NA $500
ca LucAs iesSi pRo
DUCTS, RA. $3.50 or GE. 1868, after 8
pm. -
torian, overstuffed club, one with ottoman.
lounge: 2 sofas: ali for SIS each. OK
a5332 25'
CHAIRS, dining rm,, walnut finish, lad
der back, gray leatherette seat chairs; new
CHASE TONGUE, shades. dble. cotton
daybed mattress. covered velour, all for
S1O;. white painted chest. 5lx19, draw
ers, baize lined, $40. DI. 1858. "a
CHERRIES for canning and pies. Call Ii.
66l4 25s
CHINA CABINET, mahogany. practically
new Cali IA. s0ss --25
FANS, one Westinghouse two-speed oscil-
| lating 10-inch fam new. Gail Oh. 259e
slter sIorHts pm 11Sps p,cxrrv. can y.
Sturdy. welded steel poles drilled for six
lines; standard Fin. Pipe sas5 sI;s ssea: each:
and install In gift. concrete. $500 ca.
Work guaranteed. HY. 0639. 2ss
CLOTHING outsrown--Men's. size 37-35.
double breasted white shanturg 3-pc. suit;
tan sport coat. wool; gray sharkskin wool,
3-pc, Csn for appt. sitter 8 pm. HO.
STse, Ext H. --zt
Evening star., 1947-06-24

ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry, plumb
ing. plastering, painting, etc; free estl-
mates; no money down; Z years to pay.
Evening star., 1947-06-24

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RS. c. E.. Ford last Wednes-

Mrs. c. E. Ford last Wednes-
day.
1t was decided at this meet
ing to send boxes of clothing to
an orphanage.
Lunch was served at the close
of the meeting.
Neighbors of Woodcraft No.
lis met at the Masonic Temple
Monday evening.
Mrs. Sterling Torske was in
charge of the entertainment.
Hostesses were Mrs. C. E. Ford
and Mrs. Grace Garrison.
Baptist Ladies Meet
The Baptist Ladies Aid held
their regular meeting on Nov.
6. The theme for the meeting
was "A Trip Around the World.
Members went to several
homes where different countries
were portrayed and the favor
lite dish of that country was
served.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Tod Dillon
today Thursday at 2 pm.
Install Officers
The Baptist Youth Fellowship
opsned their regular meeting
Sunday evening with the in
~stallatio~ of officers.
Installing officer was Miss
Mildred Reeves. GuilfOrd New
man introduced the officers
elect.
They are as follows:
President, Katherine Paulson;
vice president, Norma Borgess.;
secretary-treasursr, James T.
Scabery.
Following the installation de-
votions and business meeting
were held.
Coffee Party
Mrs. David Mann entertained
at a coffee marty Wednesday
afternoon honoring Miss Mar
garet Ping of Mexico City,
Guests present were Mrs. Rex
Wemple, Mrs. Kendall Wolcott,
Mrs. S. B. Newark and Mrs.
Richard Mielke.
Eastern Star
Jasmine Chapter No. IS, Order
of Eastern Star, will meet to-
night at 8 p. m. at the Ma
sonic temple.
Several musical solos will be
presented by Frank Solossi, new
instrumental instructor at Har-
din high school.
A talk on Mexico will be CIV
en- by Miss Margaret Ping of
Mexico City.
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Hardin Bulldogs Win
HanoWf0n
In Divisional P|ayoff
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Hammer ran the ball for the
extra point, MAKING the score
7 to 0.
The kickoff was taken on the
20 by Paul Numeta, who re-
turned it to the 80. Harlo
punted on the third down aft
err failing to rain on the two
preceding plays. The kick went
out of bounds on the 21-yard
line. On Hardin's first try,
Sturzenegger was thrown for j
seven-yard loss and the local
eleven also collected a penalty.
On the next play, Ragland bull
logged from his own 10 to the
80. Kunau was stopped for no
gain. Gambling on the fourth
down paid off, with Ragland
driving through for a first down.
Second Quarter
On a series of line plays
Hardin drove to Harlo's five
and a half yard line, where the
Engineers dug a little deepe:
in the mud and took over on
downs. A boot went out of
bounds on the Harlo 4S and
the Bulldogs came roaring back.
with Ragland making 2 and
Kunau hitting the line for II
and a first and 10 on the "a
yard stripe. Hardin continued
to roll, with the payroll play
coming on a fourth down, with
the goal line still three slippery
yards away. Kunau's touchdown
on an end-around play was
nullified by an off-side penalty
but the Bulldogs went to pay
mud on the identical play a few
seconds later. Raglahd powered
Through guard for the extra
point, giving Hardin a IA to 0
lead.
The kickoff went out of
bounds on Harlo's 40-yard line.
Paul Muneta went for eight,
but the Engineers could go no
farther, and were forced to
kick on the fourth down.
Saunders took the punt on the
IS and was dropped on the 20.
Two line SmaSheS netted a
first down on the Bulldogs AZ
as the half ended.
Third Quarter
Hammers boot went to the
Harlo IS and was brought is
more yards up field by Jim
Sataki. An attempted pass was
Incomplete, but two more plays
gave the Engineers a first down
on their own Al. After getting
nowhere in three tries, Harlo
booted again. Saunders received
on his own IS and came back
up to the IS. On the first play
the pigskin got awav from Rag
land and the visitors took it on
the Hardin 40. A quarterback
sneak Melted two yards and a
pass was good for nine more
to make it a first down, but an