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Laurel outlook., 1948-06-30
IT CAN BE DONE

From the point of view of fire loss, last year was the
blacklist in American history. The total destruction was about
S7OO, 100000.
At the same time, however, it was a year of progress IN
fire prevention work. According to the National Board OF Fire
Underwriters, there was material Improvement In the delivery
of new fire fighting equipment. The number of cities adopting
the Boards model fire prevention ordinance increased by AZ per
cent. Many cities made progress in Strengthening their ouno-
inc laws. The Presidents Fire Prevention Conference mltlateo
a long-term program which has been felt to some degree IN most
of +be states And the Spring Cleanup Weeks attracted an I'M
usual degree of cooperation and eliminated many hazards.
It may seem strange that we should have record fire losses
alono with such intensive prevention work. That simply md1-
co+oc +ba axtent Of the fire danger. The total number of fires
has been on the increase, and in these days OF high prices the
average fire does much more dollar damage than before the
war. And due to the building shortage, many homes and ousl-
nosSo orr boused in substandard structures where the risks are
abnormaly great.
Last April was the first time since March, 1914, that
monthly losses declined below the same month IN any pre-
cedinp wear. IF that continues, we will make a dent IN flreS
ravages. 1t can be done if we keep the fire prevention cam
paign going and intensity it.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-30

"Old Betsy" as Northern Pacific's
first locomotive, the Minnetonka, is
affectionately called by old-timers,
has taken to the road again. Work
ers at the N. P. roundhouse in St.
Paul gave the veteran wood-burner
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-30

First girl in our town to @get her
man" on Leap Year was the Cup
pers' daughter, Jane, who wed Bill
Webster's boy last Saturday.
When I asked Bill Jr. if it was
true that Janey really did the pro-
posing, Bill said: No, but she made
it plain she'd make an ideal wife.
Instead of looking for diversion or
excitement every evening, she was
content to chat beside the fire.
II could plainly see," says Bill,
"that we'd really have a happy
home life-which is just exactly
what 1 want from marriage"
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-30
N. P's. First Locomotive Goes To Chicago Fair;
Was Purchased By Railroad In 1870 For $1,000

ing day July 20 on the Chicago lake
front.
The Minnetonka also appeared at
the Chicago and New York World
fairs in the '30s. Purchased by the
Northern Pacific in 1870 for $6,7O0.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-30

a final going over the other day
after it was loaded OF a flat car
for shipment to the Chicago Rail-
road fair. The Minnetonka, operat-
ing under its own power, will appear
in "Wheels A-Rolling," pageant of
transportation progress, which will
be a daily highlight of the fair open
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-30

it was used in early day construction
work on the railroad. 1t is 271a
feet long and weighs II tons. In
comparison, the new $500 hip. die
sells which power the streamlinec
North Coast limited are Isl feet
long, weigh 345 tons and cost
S458 900.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-30
From where | sit e. by Joe Marsh
It's Leap Year, Girls!
d6psrnSemeHf

know it's usual for older folks to
shake their heads over the younger
generation. (It's gone on for hum
dreds of years, now.)
But from where I sit, young
people of marrying age today are
every bit as commendable as their
elders were-in their temperance
"a glass of beer for instance), toll
erance, and common sense. So to
Jane and Bill-the best of luck!
9% M"''<
l948, United States Brewers Foundation
Evening star., 1948-04-16
Pupils Send S167 10 Italy
In Election Victory Bid

Four classes of seventh and eighth
grade pupils in Washington school
are making a bid for a democratic
victory in the forthcoming Italian
elections.
The 124 children in these classes
at the Sidwell Friends School do
mated $167 for food for needy Ital-
ian families near Rome. Part of the
money came from their class treas
uries, the rest from their pockets.
The money, cabled to Italy, is pro-
viding CARE packages to be distri-
buted before the elections on Sum-
day. 1t comprises more than fifth
of the funds raised by benefit
movie premiere here this week.
But the children didn't even see
the movie. They simply asked that
their contribution be added to the
movie proceeds.
Idea for the gift originated with
Mrs. Chester w. Clark, social studies
teacher at the school.
THE children are all agog about
watching the election" she added.
IF the democrats win, they'll feel
they won it,
Evening star., 1948-04-16

Milford Lewis, 81. 36os 18th St NV. and
Suzanne Shulman. 1S. Shoreham Hotel,
David Rosen6orf. 81. 426 sth st. Sc. and
Sylvia Cohen, 20. 131 Webster St; NV:
Samuel Moore. jr, 10. 61s Sth st. s.w;,
and Gloria Tayler. 10, GIL Orleans pl.
James Pitts, So. 1924 11th ST. NV. and
Lucy Brown. 80, 406 P st. NV.
wilbert Fletcher. 22, 1908 26th St. NV
and Margaret Wise. 81. 1217 ! st. Sc.
Bob Ray, jr.. 20. ] CAT Holbrook st. me-,
and Grace Herdeman, 21, 2611 Eyarts st.
John Boymor, "A, st. Clair, Pa. and Lore
Barth, -, 1901 14th st. Sc.
George Webster. 23 1888 Beecher ST. ne,
and Mary Altman. %, 4s3l 36th st.
Donald Sampson. 10. Brentwood Md, and
Virginia Heitmuller, ls. s401 Livings-
Michel che K kusler. IS, 1os D st; ne. and
Shirley Wears, .27, 2711 29th st: Sc
Eva Biakely. ls, Arlington Farms Va !.
Regis Powers "a, Mt Savage, Md, ana
Patricia Thomson. %. 1902 c st. ne.
Howard Brown, %. and Mildred Johnstone,
%, both Of Takoma Park, Md.
William Puceta, 20. $40 st; s.W, ana
Betty Rogers. 1S. 1904 Nicholson st. Sc
Evening star., 1948-04-16

Thomas and Olga Hill. Eirl.
Daniel and Ruby Hudgins. girl :
Lloyd and Esther Humphreys. girl.
Robert and Harriet Impey. boy.
Roy and Lorene 1nnes, girl.
Lawrence and Lynn Jackson, girl.
James and Ada jenkins. boy.
Raymond and Agnes Kevilly. girl.
Enos and Elizabeth Kitchen. boy.
William and Margaret KniRht, boy.
Clarence and Mabel Lane. girl.
Marvin and Annie Lent, girl.
Leonard and Anna Lindeman, boy.
Bernard and Rosemary Luczak. girl.
Simon and Bertha Medina, boy.
Peter and Margaret Mulhern, girl
Stephen and Helen Mccarthy. boy
Kenneth and Jena McCrimmon. boy.
George and Aneeline Neam. boy.
Clark and Monte Norton. girl.
Edmund and Ellen Osborn, boy.
Glynn and Florence Pearce, boy.
Charles and Ivelynn Pinckney, boy.
James and Eleanor Powell, gil.
William and Elda Ramsey, girl.
Maurice and Martha Rawlings, girl.
Arthur and Jean Reiner. girl.
Robert and Helen REM, girl
Richard and Loretta Rope. boy.
Virgil and Carolyn Severin. boy.
William and Gretchen Sharpe, boy.
Claude and Warrena Shotweil. girl.
Frederick and Bertha Smith, boy.
Evening star., 1948-04-16
Births Reported
{From d. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics.


Iyle and Eleanor Airsdale, girl.
George and Mary Allin,. jr., boy.
e. Theodore and Christine Arnot, boy.
Theodore and Patricia Arthur, boy.
William and Mary Board, girl.
John and Catherine Bell, boy,
Joseph and Agnes Bielaski,, girl.
| Neil and Margaret Bigley,. boy;
Harold and Georgia Blank: girl.
Thomas and Elizabeth Brady. girl.
| Charles and Phyllis Briggs. boy.
| CLYDE and Evie Burgess, boy: f.,
RAYMOND and Margaret Butler elrl'
William and Jean Cassidy Ina, poS'
| Clarence and Irene Chaders, girl.
Robert and Betty Clay, girl.
William and Frances Condy, girl.
Gerrit and Harriet Conger, girl
Vincent and Helene CoVello, girl.
John and Anna Cox. girl.
Josanh and France CuSato. boy.
lanes and Mary Dalton, boy:
Daniel and Dorothy DobSon. boy.
Iohn and Mary Dolhon, girl.
leonard and Geraldine Dry, girl.
Philip and Winifred Dunn, girl.
Iohn and Eunice Fasulo, girl.
James and Iris Finton, boy.
Frank and Ann Fenwick. boy.
Iuciano and Gloria Gallardo. boy.
Leo and Frances Garvey, girl.
Frederick and Catherine Cast. elrl.
John and Lucille German, boy.
Herman and Irene Greenspan, gill
Ephraim and Charlotte Hansell, boy.
William and Sally Hardy, boy.
Robert end Evelyn HenSe. girl.
Carl and Margaret Herberger, glrl:
Evening star., 1948-04-16

receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Jack Veal. 20, 1774 Hobart ST NV, and
Irene Weydert, 25., 1917 S st, NV.
Ferrel Cooper, 25, and Barbara Brown, 21
DaS1d 1q5h Sve4 e Wmlngt0h s Alepsndra Ds Va and
Patsy Perry, %, 5601 :33rd ST. NV.
Carl Roth. p; Albany n. Y, and Alma
Frances Noone. 81, COL Longfellow st
Joseph wertz 45. 222e I st. NV. and
Robert Weiss, 32, Kansas City, Mo. and
Lois Robertson. "a. o'Neill: Nebr,
Charles Liddon, Al. 200 Gallatin st; NV;
and Margaret Lowry. 27. 26l2 Cathedral
Charles McGinness. 25, Soldiers and Sail
ors' Hotel, and Mary Browning, 90, 1888
Parks: IS. 7as New Jersey aye. NV:
James dr1n }ohns1n Edvs A. 9lo G1 4h St 6rsa ns
victor ats: chsmes, ais as, and Katherine chames.
w,b RI b0th ersm:2 of 2s4S r. Ader e 81 BIZ Utah ave-.
NV, and Geneva Brogan, 26' Arlington
and Joan Wentworth, %, Silver Spring,
Phil Kleinman. 81. Cleveland: and Leona
Harrer, 3s. Franklin Park Hotel.
James Roberts, jr., %, Arlington. Va, and
Betty Campbell, 20 1919 M Monroe rear st. nv "
Willie Brown: 24: oidaa and Rodell Conner 90
William Harrison. 81, and Ruth Jackson
80. both Of 1102 9th st. s.w,
Dallas Fowler. 80, 9O6 7th St ne. and
Eva Brown, 90, 9Os 7th st: ne.
Galen Rothrock, ~, 1899 Fairmont st.
NV, and Sarah Hudson, 27. 1904 Della
field pl. NV.
James Strange, %, Arlington, Va, and
Mabel Bishop, %, 1925 NJ st. NV.
Clarence Wallace. 81. 12S Gresham pl.
NV, and Mamie Collins, 2l' sykesville'
Joseph Hagan, 30, Gil jefferson st. NV,
and Louise Tamse, 90, 1923 Rittenhouse
Thomas as frederick. 81, 1913 N. J. ave: NV,
and Evelyn Stith, 81. 1904 N. J. ave
Robert Hallen. 81, a1os o st. NV, and
Sarah johnson, %. 2S39 9th st. NV.
Warren Chambers, %. Bethesda, Md, and
Mary Phillips, 81, 2123 Observatory pl.
NV
Evening star., 1948-04-16
Deaths Reported
(From D. c. Bureau of vital statistics.)

(From D. C. Bureau of Vital STATISTICS
Eunice K Warner. rs, 2017 Allen pl ne
Frances NJ Rollins, IS, $50 Z st. Sc
Lorenzo Bruno. SO. 1919 18th st. ne.
Annie Raphelson. 60. sos Madison st. n. W
Josephine zumbo, "a, 1851 Tewkesour'
Rebecca b, n weinstein, 40, s13 H st. NV.
Thomas v. Tiernan, As, $50 st. ne.
BENJAMIN F. Huff, Al, 931 st. s.w.
Pearley Miles, 80. 5l1 62nd st. ne
Peter Morrison II. 32S Mclean ave. s.W
Louis Davis, "a, 939 Golden st. s.w.
Bessie Stroman, 81. 1546 N. ]. ave. NV.
Isaac Mcdonald, 6s g Psres sre:.on st. .t NV;
Russell Smith, infant, Naylor, Md.
Evening star., 1948-04-16
YOUNG Folks to Give Dance

A dance, sponsored by the Young
Folks League, Washington High
lands Jewish Center, will be given
at $50 pm. Saturday In the center
First and Atlantic streets Sc.
Evening star., 1948-04-16
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. C. laWs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. Uait three tull days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1948-04-16

Harvey and Dorothy Smith, boy,
Robert and Anna Sullivan, boy.
James and June SwitZer. gill
Bernard and Harriet Taoarini, Eirl.
Joseph and Berenice Tamplco. girl.
John and Martha Tiiton, boy.
Arthur and Juliane Vernon, girl.
Robert and Mary vroegindewey, girl
BENJAMIN and Eleanor Waldvogel. boy
Harold and Margaret Walker, girl.
Alfred and jeanette Walton, boy.
Evening star., 1948-04-16

James and Anna Wathsn. Doy.
George and Lila Whalley. boy.
Harry and Frances Wilson, GID.
Eldon and Shirley Wonacotr, boy.
Lamar and Virginia Wyche. girl.
Paul and Elizabeth Zilainkoff. boy.
lanes .nsn snS ana kTI,nts s11n nsyis sTilsscos po'
Harry and Elise Green. boy.
Marvin and Flora Hicks. boy.
Arthur and Mary Hun. boy.
Richard and Dorothy Lacy. girl
Addison and Mary Thompson, Girf.
The Valley settler., 1948-01-30
HOS Pl TAI NOTES

AnIsSTOITS:
 r.. r .rold RI chards, v&si1lo; Doublos Blk by, nor; John D.niol son, Jonosvi1lo; E,3ono Jacobson, Palmer; lrs. r. A. Johan- son, lmor; Ms. 2 'Qh P oron, chorago' FoSDITMI7TD:
 ,'4s. John L rrich, Anchorage; 3i"s. rlio vol son. lnor; Y s. Fcnnor o1ts, Copper Cntor; Yrs. G mt F cnco, ? 'mor; }'-s. 2. A. B7om, ' lmar. .,> DIS 1ss-0: ,.:... ;1>3s. l.a. R,lph P3oron, ". T. R- chQrds, F's. advi,, l'.a. Brock, Charl 1o godsdon, Do I. ppola, Hrs. Louis Todd.
The Valley settler., 1948-01-30
) BAS SGTBALL CATS

SCORES OF PAL R-s-TlRD BASKETBALL CATS Monday Night--palmor:
 qhuna l, Irwin 2, T. Band1xson 0, onh1a O., E4bor o, Hutchinson. o, l-yland l, Stevens 8, Y. Bond ixson 0, B>uVons l., Elliot ?; Sand vik 5, Seward: ,l-organ g.. suydan, l, Aador- son 0, I.oofo 0, Filling in O., Durham 9, Do igh 9, Gray o, Stoolo 10. -: ,. - - TUESDAY l-IHT: : lmor: Stevens 5, Sand vik 4, H.e9cndixson 9, Fylond 70, ~."Bondix-
 son 0, Hutchinson o, Miller o, Elliot 9,
 Bouv6hs 3, oakko 4 Sevard:a stoe1o 10,
 Cray 0, 7*lltnein.7, l-organ I, Anderson 2, Koofo o, srydon.. 5, Dlnho1n 3, Dolgh l.
Evening star., 1948-04-16
PERSONAL (cont.),

PERMANENT WAVES. S4; shampoo and and
sIYNs EIin s0ns srSurY e p'ess. coisaI lsio &
DENTAL JOSEPH RICE
sII ssh 8 lsin !. in ades sA s
sTSnDt ,4sb and eeisns ssrvies open ewes
VACANCIES iSs Gle y NOW AvaILABIE in Mrs.
Jolliffe's nursing home. a4-hour hour, nursing ~
ept ears Dr snder dss 81
perienced, registered nurse. Home is uIl-
der direction OF licensed physician: Room,
board and Laundry INCLUDED Lovely sIr
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly people
with nursing care. Opposite Walter Reed Rec
oNE WOMAN TELLS ANOTHER about our
skill in dressmaking. restyling and altera-
Hns G ESh RSshns S9 s9Dsstea ss sye to
Columbia 7 Theatet eater tel. Ex. 1868. Rm 30
AoNoSg HsSs; e. schSen is4o avs
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home; ne; OF
co g. T5i'e 81 4a54 GI f0Gsfa re- i5ss ana Mo- COX q
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIEs professionally
tailored from our or your material; work
msFssR HfF Me s1T WfTa YoEk expe
lady; SOC an hour, So min, plus transp.:
NV. section only, DE. 1885. -16
TENNIS PLAYERS, fishermen. horseback
riders, dancers: If over 30, unmarried, of
good character. call JUST FOR FUN CLUB.
1912 Goth st. NV, DE. $500. l to 8 pm
21s
DREssMAKING AND ALTERATIONs-
Bridal gowns, graduation dresses. cos
tunes, suits, toppers: expertly and quick
ly done by MRS. RIDDLE. 20o4 Florida
ave. NV, bet. Conn. ave. NV. and Goth
NV Telephone DU. 6639. 49,
YOUNG MAN, dental tech, seeking job
with future. Call Victor 1855, 5 pm.
YOUNG LADY to donate evening aid,
by typing, in the preparation of roman
tic poetry. RE 1884. 1Ss
FOR PRESIDENT, which man iss needed
now for peace? Information free. Box
1877, Star. 90"
to II noon, also Mon, Wed. and Fri, 7
to m. DR.. NEARY, 2025 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-04-16
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert books started, kept
part time. tax returns prepared, state
ssvsilsbie April 10. Call NO. 1924 after
DRY CLEANER, colored man, young, am;
BY ssaT odsff off1cRK I2o aes1es responsible
position: p, high school Z COLLEGE: no
particular field; healthy reliable; willing
e .IfSnRy IssTn HI s,PT 4sG6. q, wears of sgl r.
years experience, desires position with a
ss Rsgss s
LAWYER, investiea tor. salesman Age 80.
married. Engaged selling auto accesso-
or Pma for
good position salary, bonus preferred;
Rss " sa15Y MR S5e49 psf ao osas saVe p
in drusstore from to 12. Call Ho.
MAN, colored experienced auto painter,
desires position. MI. 92s6, 6 to pm.
TAfEEINS; fp. PAINTING; INT per day Day. or con, con
fahTTnME faf FFans1 NJ for
ditors, salespeople available for afternoon.
s@ssPs aas zSSs2S HsFE Ss S%Psf
PHARMACIST, reg, ref. desires part or
full time position. Box 1O5-V, Star 49,
POSITION as office manager, twenty years
experience; available in 80 days. Box
PoSITToN as office building manager, ia
nliliar with maintenance supervision;
twenty years experience. Box 103-V, Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, experienced,
now employed, wants to make a change.
For interview write Box 9S-V, Star. -16
VET. Colored, sober. wants job OF any
any time.
VETERAN, colored, would like on the job
training in watch repairing. Call VI.
YOUNG MAN. white. 10. h. s. grad,
desires stock clerk JOB. cutting machine
operator Diamond g. Challenger machines,
or any other suitable lob: nightwork pref
IA: 1l2l after pm, or write M. T..
Evening star., 1948-04-16
REPAIRS AND SERVICES


ROOFING, timing, roof painting, repair
ing; ms ,r,1 suffering UT snd spoutins. Cali MH'
TILE REPAIRS. wo,k guaranteed. M. J.
LOMBARDO. HO. 1881.
TRASH REMOVAL, monthly rate as low as
S4 daily service. ROBERT CORBIN,
TYr2RWRirERs " cleaned. oiled ana ABUSED
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th NV.
UPHOLS1ERING-Your furniture rebuilt
springs retied, frames touched up. re-
covered with fabric of your choice One
low price. Free estimate. WASHINGTON
CO. EX. 5096. liz
rebuilt; free estimate: work guaranteed; So
vGNETIAN Vi h1 BINDS END; CLEANED. CSC up to
3 it. wide and it. long, Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned by our mooern macnlne
method WASHINGTON SHADE & AVN
ING CO. 2021 9TH st NV. DU $500
WATERPROOFING, tile or cement-type
drainage; fagstone. and cement WORK.
F. MARCUCCIO, phone Rockville 1888.
ALL TYPES OF HOUSE REPAIR work
done, including roof work. J. H. FOWLER,
phone Hillside 5636. 1SS
ALL TYPES OF ROOFS repaired, gutterins
and spouting work our specially. STAND
ARD ROOFING & TIMING CO., GE.
SPECIAL this month. Occasional chair re-
sgsGS!ered sps 30 acAbEMY fssr 4Pao4RRY e.
Evening star., 1948-04-16
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BEAUTICIAN. all-around operator, Is
years experience; 4 years in one shop.
caI AG lssg sgi,nR%p mSTPings gas,r. ="
work after 4 pm. weekdays. Sat and
Sun, WI 7166 after pm. is"
DRESSMAKING design. remod. alterations;
eve. gowns specially; reaS. MISS BERT.
1920 Irving st. NV. Apt. 4, AID. 223S;
ghost writer, receptionist. cashier, waitress,
usher and accompanist. interested in part
time work mornings or afternoons. ME.
9l9s, MISS QUEEN 1S.
GIRL, colored. wants elevator work. DE.
GIRL, colored, wishes gh.w or care for
children: 5 or 8 days week; no cooking.
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURSE, moving
to Washington next month, desires posi-
working in institution, large city; expert
enced in, ONCE work in Washington over
week end Reply Box BIT Star, 1s'
PRACTICAL NURSES. available: trained
I dsy nghs duty
PRACTICAL, NURSES available tgradu-
3671. 9 to $50 wk.., DAYS, to . Sat
REGISTERED NURSE. desires maternity
or care Of elderly people children
SECRETARY, experienced. capable of as
suming responsibility, desires 5-day posi-
ton doWntown. Box 130-V Star. 1S"
ALL TYPES OF TYPING done at home.
Pisk sbao up Pxt and Sas delivery Reasonable VI
Al AGi STENoGRAPHER. available for
Tempo-pt work; day or evening: April
10th through next Wednesday. MRS
COLIN, RE. 1857; evening, AID. 1884
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, colored, de-
sires job as .clerk-typist or receptionist
full-time employment. TR. $3.50. 16'
Evening star., 1948-04-16
HELP DOMESTIC tcont. ,

2ook-aogsEkEEREE; .r1 10r son1 the x sHgRtTy Roca
Civ, cock; s lys u in; q, e1peg5;; gG refs: u
CIV. ASD COOK. 5h days. stay !
gh sh aps aSnd SIS & ehfrea s 4ass Must have rsf'
G.HW.-CooK, white, under 80; in charge
of house days; live in; $50. TR. 0131.
GIRL, eolored, for small cafeteria and
Sunday morning; other help empl. Call
Girl, Ua1 eolored, red, so-4o. GOOD cook-s hw.; in
2-bedrm: apt; laundry: 10 until IT, after din din
bo not apply unless interested in steady
]ob, Cal IA; ses6. ..,.. aooi IL IT,
off: 2 in family; ist-hoor room and bath,
i've in; refs; required; $50 wk. to start.
HoGsEaEEPRR, seSDs a isReo, private home, NV to
hold for working parents; hours. $50 to
HoUsEKEEPER. White; $50. I i've i've in; fond
Ct chldren; no iauneay: zoos good tal plain
enees 1901 Shepherd St. NV. RA. 400l.
JEWISH COOK. 70, for Passover holidays;
ee9k oads and serve for small family: "a
MAID, to help with gh.w. and care of
2tR small leaa4ed children rh 1--we BID P refs and inter-
.. sst' r!s4sae:: 3: sss sssa hs S;2a
MAID-LAUNDRESS 3 days per week;
$50 Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday.
Reliable references; state age and other
essential information. Box 30sX, Star.
MOTHERS HELPER, ghw., white. exper
with children; live in: Kensington, Md.
PL. 0467. -17
WOMAN. middle-aged white: care of 2
references. Call OIL. $685. III
WOMAN, colored, reliable. over 30 years;
8 M to 7:3O pm. Good pay References.
Apply 10 am, 1927 18th st. NV, End
f0Or
Evening star., 1948-04-16
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

UsED-GAR LOT. consisting Of ONCE. signs
and equipment. rental $500 per mo: good
seietn can fSG Mr. 20 Ross '0mPsss beos Ps5
ACTIVE Ac PARTNER for u interest in golf
driving range. GE. 1927, between pm.
sESERAL A. hooMISs ROOM a|osss lS
KEhkry Ehs We eo DO IS fS3s i IN the Sale
sdde H5 tie arsfE HARk sype BoEsT
FOOD MFG. CO.-Excellent product. we'll
equipped plant; included. machinery, fur
:li.ure. 2 trucks. inventories, trade marks,
Susiness si siaooo ssS OWNER sss e3'tis ADJ 1872 sc
FOR SALE trucks, contract with T. r.
CO.., any .reas. offer accepted: owner. Fed
within 20 days. Marlboro $500. I7'
Dental area eoiored trade, new equip
aRP Phs store aGns 0e one sa
s5o;Sao s. cash e handle. s.' MIEToNr doID-
Tot1H ToGRfsF p; rRefkRrY etfG and business-1o-
basement m me 0a Ge' aneie and S double @ es Cabins, @
Tourist Court, 6 miles west Of Frederick,
Nd, on Y. s: hwy. $40; See R. L.
sAkF sFF aS aEs st sToRE snd near floor Conn
and s. excellent interior decor. lighting,
balcony balcony display, accessories accessories Now art
sasF e Street 1asi svs tF Mshssa s5s
RADIO REPAIRING CONCESSION at Sell.
rent is small percentage Of bus; can't be
fSE Mn woRREN sna oassos asa 18th e tbs
Fairfax, Va, property ideal for tea house,
ant,aues or other, quality enterprise; 4so-
from rt washington; distinctive Groom
paneFied nsfi in interior; plus Groom guest cot,
woodland vista across Accotink Run which
borders this attractive and property; zonsd nfs
WNsR eayiasSs rsilfsx saf ss5M M immediate s:e
Is ACRES. scott. trontage Ne; ! hwy;
Just below intersection new Shirley hwy.
caRfHrs enf Fe j. foR foH co sAEEEAct a1lz at once
Broadloom and beautiful scuptural car
pets II large rooms beautiful coiers; o.p all; also
uable items at sacrifice prices. Call WI.
DRY DRY CLEANING STORE. must be sold; low
FROZEN CGsTARD and snack bar. good
location in North Arlington; approx. So
able rent. $4,000 takes ali: $4,000. cash,
ton call METzLER's Virginia once, GL.
is-RooM TOURIST HOME, completely
equipped; q few minis. south Of Alexandra
on U. S. No. !. Now in successful opera
ton and providing a good income and
comfortable living for owner-proprietor
whose health necessitates sale, Price.
S27,50o. Terms. -R. L. RHINE REALTY
CO., 607 Prince St. Alex. TIE. S426. Ewes,
AL 6911. AL. 1852, TIE 416s.
NEWSSTAND and confectionery store,
downtown, selling out because OF Illness;
price. $4,000 DI. 2176. is
VALET SHOP and mems wear dept. down.
town, for sale; all new EQUIP: Hoffman
presseI. spotting board. exhaust ian. 3
cases. 2 wall cases, large Neon sign, all
redecorated, fixtures custom built, costing
$4,000 Selling price, $4,000 cash. D.
ear lease 1906 New York ave. NV,
across from 2 bus stations. Owner has
other interests. RE. s745,
SUPER MARKET, ne. SHOPPING center,
self-service. all new equipment, clean
stock No brokers. deal with owner.
Nj. 1857. ,1e'
Evening star., 1948-04-16

COUNTRY GIRLS, colored, desire h.w. or
nursemaid part time. MI. 5l7S at any
time.
GIRL, coored, wishes part-time afternoon
work; GOOD cook; city refs. Hillside 1886.
GIRL, colored, desires days work, Tues
day. Thursday and Friday. Ii. 92S3.
GIRL, colored, wants job as gh.w. or
nursemaid references. TW. 2154
GIRL, colored, desires position as maid or
waitress. MI. 0572. -16
HOUSEKEEPER, white. middle-aged. ca
pable manager. excellent cook; adults live
HoUSEKEEPER. white, wishes position
In small adult family; good cook; ref.
HOUSEWORK. all kinds. by day; S. and
earfare: by experienced person. Phone
LADY, white, refined, middle aged. wishes
work in motberless home or as companion,
housekeeper or mothers helper Call WA.
1850, MRS. MYLA. IL
WOMAN, colored, desires laundry to do
at home; call and deliver. Call Fri. and
Sat. FIR. 4542.
WOMAN, colored, desires g.h.w.. prefers
steady Job: experienced, references. DU.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work: reliable
and honest. MI 1851.
WOMAN, colored, young, wants part-time
work. FIR 1885, from As.
COLORED DESIRES g,h.w.o or nursemaid
no cooking. days wk. DU. 2711 bet
10 and um IT