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class for girls. The students,
who are having difficulty keep
IMP up with their regular class
es, are taught all phases Of
home making. The class also
has vocational training value.
Dunbar, says MacF arlane.
has q motto which he and the
81 teachers constantly Try to
impress on the students. The
motto, from Emerson's ESSAY
on Self Reliance, reads ia part:
Insist on yourself never
initiate. Your own gift yoIcan
present at every moment with
the accumulated force Of
whole LIES cultivation, but Of
the adopted talent Of another,
you have only an extempora-
neous half possession"
by Gordon Englehart
Staff Writer Dayton Daily News
49,
, 1948-12-04
Only S TO IS cents each
ces, however, are few.

ceS, however, are few.
The Summit st. schools
blessed with a fine athletic
field adjoining the building to
the rear. It is used by gym
classes and for football prac-
tice and track meets.
It is in the latter sport that
the Wolverines excel They
were state champs in 1947-48.
For the past three years, they
have taken top city track
honors. Last years basketball
team placed second in the city.
Dunbar students have done
well in the annual state scho-
larship tests, reports MacFar-
lane.
He says about one-sixth of
the students continue on to col
lege. Many go to Wherefore,
or to Ohio State, but some
have branched out through
out the country. One Dunbar
graduate is now at Boston UNI
iversity.
Dunbar has a placement SER
vice which is set up more for
students still in school than for
graduates. Many students
work during after-school
hours. According to MacFar-
lane, a number Of boys last
year worked from 8 p. m. I'M
til midnight at a local plant
after attending classes during
the day.
An innovation at the school
this year is an occupational
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sification was abandoned al
most Immediately. Teachers
were added, the curriculum
expanded and the original stu
dents kept right on at Dunbar
until they were graduated
from the 18th grade.
The West Side institution
was named for Paul Lawrence
Dunbar, famed Negro poet.
Frederic S. Mac Farlane, the
schools original principal, will
direct its activities.
Mac Farlane is a native of
the Virgin Islands, a posses
sion of Denmark. He received
his education in Denmark. Be
fore coming to Dunbar, he was
principal of Roosevelt high
school Of Gary, Indiana.
Dunbar, like most of Day
tons high schools, is in good
physical shape. It's So class
rooms comfortably hold a pre-
sent enrolment Of 1920 stud
entS in grades 7-12.
Spaced through the three
story structure are sewing
rooms, an art room, two cook
ing laboratories, a 900-seat au-
ditorium, a cafeteria, boys and
girls gyms, and sheet metal,
cabinet making, mechanical
drawing, printing and machine
shops.
Because as a junior high
school, a 1920 enrolment had
not ben anticipated, both the
auditorium and the cafeteria
are now too small. Students
must attend assemblies and eat
in shifts. Other inconvenien-
, 1948-12-04
Dunbar High School Has
C1ywide Student Body

Dunbar high school repres-
ents an experiment or rather
a compromise, in the educa-
ton of Negro and white chill
dren in one school system.
In some cities, the two races
are completely segregated. Ger
tain schools are for whites on
". Other schools house only
Negroes.
In other cities there is no Sc
gregation. Negroes and whites
together attend the school in
the district in which they live.
The Dayton school system
operates on the latter plan. A
Negro elementary school pupil
must enroll, along with white
children, in his districts
school.
A Negro high school student
however, has this alternative:
He may attend the high school
Of his district, or he may
choose, voluntarily, to go to
Dunbar. The choice is his. He
cannot be assigned to Dunbar.
All personnel at Dunbar, in
Guiding the maintenance men,
the students, the teachers and
the principals, are Negroes.
Originally, Dunbar was de-
signed as a Junior high school.
In 1881, four and one half ac-
res were purchased at the
site, at 215 S. Summit st.
The present attractive light
brick building went up the fol
lowing year and in September,
1888, Dunbar opened its doors
to $50 students.
The junior high school clas-
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ron D

! congratulate poor young men
upon being born to that ancient
and honorable degree which rend-
ers il necessary that they should
devote themselves TO hard work.
Andrew Carnegie
Evening star., 1948-12-19
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

MACHINES. calculators cleaned
oiled and adjusted AL work guaranteed.
MACHINES. TYPEWRITERS pur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea-
sonable; machines for sale. standards and
portables: est: IL yrs OFFICE MACHINES
CO. D,SI3 2I3 18th nv, ms. BLDG: Re 1928.
cling cling: res and com; New houses built to
cured. Master builder. 25 years expert
ence. Phones: OIL. 4760 and OIL. O719,
Sat: and Sun: and weekdays after pm.
ASPHALT TILE, installed in any room
in your home or business; we have no
overhead. so call Ii. 1882 for the lowest
BRicKwoRK. any form of masonry. ex-
R1e9 BRicKLAYING. FiREpiAcsss sss and chin.
neys built and repaired by mason crafts
man. A. FAGNANI, AT 1894
BUILDERS-Store fronts. general remod-
cling, res. and coml. New houses built to
order. Plans furnished. Permits pro-
cured. Master builder. 25 years expert
ence. Phones: OIL 476O and OIL 071e,
BUILDING AND REMODELING, CONNER
eal and oSss Essdenta by build
az 4gs5 Sat Sunday xGsyaTsKt snS attfs pm
done. Grading. clearing, loading and haul
ing. Free estimates, 81. l7e7, 81: $3.50.
TREADWRL EXCAVATING SERVICE
Evening star., 1948-12-19
MOTOR fRAXh

GOOD DRIVER WANTED, to drive 1913
Hsid Nash to FoI,da 1.s,.a aS0ut Jan ali expenses
~ new ss2e srmnfssm a
Ks sjs Aslanta ssa1 leaving Dec 49, take q 8.
AfRrI3NE IRAvEL-several private rR
contrS PLANE owners soIns to various parts Of
boGkS 5Ra5f sSp wisRds Gs 5ssS
eorss rass, door eReess loeRs, eRsffa pantns sasn
caulking carpentry, electric. Cali any
DRIVING 1,Ir TO 's CALIFORNIA. Jan. 4. in
new new car; car; room for passengers. Call
70 70 Twin I'VE; CITIES via Dubuque, PM. i' o,
nH sese re- kaNsas fs as ciTY tHa December
p; can take 3. Cali J: RILEY, LU. 9276.
Le,ys g message # net In 10
ssvas to xs 'i5sS Dse
GIRL DEsfREs RIDE TO DETROIT. leav-
inE m;.. about ,o December %; share expenses.
DRfV1NG DsaTSfsea 1ee0 rs 0KINsroN. N. C., Dec "a,
sa1s S g. Ak 47as RetS Ptfard rsaprss IesS
ing early Dec "a, returning Jan. 10. Call
BRrylSG DfeSesh 70 Miami Z fni sEAcHnwin : T. take
dst;ons unon arrival; I94s GhTzsler Toyn
i 70 answer TU. o4ss
a4s Pontiac station nS wagon noaS Couple fiders
YoGN fsfs5oRss GorsIE S No BUY sn7s gas and oil
share drivi2G for transportation to Buffalo
81. DE- s'eaaa aaaa De'' or morning Dee'
DRIVING To DALLAS in new Ford: leav-
es TqeSday "a, PEE sM FL ids ske one
FAIRNoNT WEST VA: leave noon. Dec
%; return Dec. 27; take 4. Adams 9615
CoUpLF wishes ride to Boston. Mass;
p, psRKERsf4TIRGS K1 4TsSGS e Sa9s y, leaving Wash
Thursday morning. returning, Sunday aft
ernoon. via Route 40; take passengers.
DRIVING TO KINsToN, N. c.. December
q; noon. Can take 3 passengers. AID,
G. W. STUDENT desires ride to Miami,
drive and share expenses. Please call
MIAMI. ieaxs early Goth; room for two;
PfTrsstRGH. fT PA&couple % desirsS ssndfs Rae
sxpsnsss s IA. 54s2, Ext; E;s. ?SS; .,
5eturnine Jan. :: can aeccmmodste z or
2; references exchanged. TR; 7342:
kenSaye kM9naay; 5gsaPF 5sgEsiTa1PF l947 Dodge take .
FAYEyTEVILLE: N. .C.-Leayins Dec. 23rd
s Or 24sh n spsee Psse for A. returning Dec 27.h
TROY, N. Y.-Leave 23rd. return 27th
new De Soto, heated. insured. ME- s497.s
PASSENGERS WANTED to New orleans,
leaving Dec. % MCCONNELL. DU. 6577.'
MAN AND WIFE, driving to Fall River,
Mass Dee oath, returning Dec. 27. can
accommodate 2 passengers; refs. required.
LEAVING FOR NASHVILLE on the night
of Dec 23rd In Al Plymouth. return Dec.
goth; can take 2 to share expenses, driv-
ins; ow oS9s; S9;,,v, ~ -
references to N Oak. ia 1920 ewes.
ARMY OFFICER leaving . for Seattle.
Wash. Dec. 26th, in '4s Chevrolet, can
take one or two passengers to share driv-
lne End experses. Taylor $3.50.
LEAVING FOR JACKSONVILLE, Florida,
Dec. %, in l94S Ford Can take or
Evening star., 1948-12-19
BOX 1856, Star
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BABY SITTER, reliable. experienced, mid
dle-aged widow. wants work. After pm
COLLEGE Col H5S GRADUATE, Eng. major, desires
position; dictaphone operator; rapid typist;
81 i!ssos sasf aesyes noson sasS to lady
couple; competent. experienced, nursing,
shopping; widow. refined; will travel Box
DENIAL ASSISTANT. 7 yrs. Of laboratory
IxRISs PSSE aoAI ~ HOME snvsiSasi or
GIL GIRL, coiored, @ 'oUG: very dependable desires
srSn senersI hoasesoff sos ffte IA. n Ssss. 'e'' "a
Sh sS0Te essrsf Ssh
n Girl, eoiored. neat. dependable, desires Job
as nurse. maid or fountain girl: Al rel;
SSBSERsfESSs-NHksE, eaBSf; fS SHis proxy mother when
eNs eSS tSas Al al Iss s4s5 sGRg. Rm 81 Stories
NURSE would like to care for invalid lady.
RPaAdTfeaI RH1 9SS;a Nurse desires work caring
f. e. 81 Sr0s desires ss oS G Can No
P ssas sHpdsS xSUNs ss woMAS dssss
initiative; exper. public relations, gen; oh
financial respons., MANAGEMENT. MI. 1854.
sEcRETARIAL SERVICE, typing, mail and
tel. serv., addressing envs.; desk space
sEs s n.t.sp sRFs S 81 $3.50
o week. Reply to Box 101-K. Star.
eTENOGRAPHER, experienced. desires
part-time work evenings. Box 1891. Star"
ETENOGRAPHER desires church work,
mornings from 10 to 2. Georgia 1925.
l9s
TEACHER, college graduate. experienced:
wants work as assistant in nursery school
In Northwest. OW. 91S9.
RETIRED TEACHER. daily reading, doing
shopping. errands and keeping personal
accounts for a lady in ner uoue. 5oA
1851, Star.
WOMAN. colored. wants lob as clerk in
ONCE AID. $3.50.
FLORDA-Another lady having place
and wanting a refined. middle-aeed widow
with car to share expenses. Call co.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

BUILDING. remodelins, repairing. aItera-
sSns T D5ss S9s Gan pn TW a9rd 5o WM
owner, operated grading
Is6d slssTlns; Ak, ;! 5ls9. ,oo,,nr. .-,.,,
ssf ways. porehes. bsmt. frs., steps: retsinins
walls, old and new work. C. GAdLGEA,
AENGF At 2se4 ITEM e TR vSs 5s Won protect and
9aeassiH 9ess EG9f RiqR h2Re fa5Gs e. e.
FLOOR sERyICEaaNothing put the pest;
ne A. C SoSTK5ey9Rs JsIE INC isia wiscon-
service door clear cedar siding, built COM
plete, $500. Call PROCTOR, 81. 6422.
HOME REMoDELING, additions. attics,
tile hooTins sUBuRBAN coNsr. CO,
Reof SSiT iEsks dszs sFS or no pay
estinass ss saei MR. sAG bARSET AsRsHshF ST. 0F
ROOFING REPAIRS. gutterng. spoutinG
snow. guards, caulking, general repairs;
iMPRoVEMENT CO.. sH. a4o4, 81. ooss
AsKEw's HOME sERvICE-Painting, pa
Per hans hanging, t foor sanding and moderniz.
HsS OF ROME os asGe
mode1nizing 1see6 and repairs; Today special
m si Wills m in ssnt yf eeEs eens
Free estimates for larger rooms or othe,
Tfea ToN cp VA sn5z s6 70 soSsTEuS RUG
attic Job; spec. low prices, during the cold
SREh; 'ssas ASEfa1f CO., Sns H. q1
Evening star., 1948-12-19
SITUATIONS poMEsIlc.

COOK. G.H.W., white. live in: my daugh-
ter. who is unable to take Job. stays with
me and helps much. sH. 2776 after
cooKINa and light heusework wanted by
nice eolored woman; hours 4 to p.m.
COUPLE, cclored, would like Job in private
bA9's isI1's. WORK ol tueHCE cEEASISG, s. day and
esEfiMsf sEfMAszMEkneAN IApY white de-
Of the better kind; 81 an hour. plus car
!shs !aikL VIII Win GsG' rel would like shv. h, sIse
GIRL eels so10rsa4 ed wants wants part-time or day
or afternoon. Cali anytime. HU. s1o3. .
GIRL, colored. neat. reliable, wants days
T york as q general housewoEk' city references
GIRL, eoiored, wishes work. full or part
time: like children. HU: 713s.
GIRL, neat. refined, colored. to do gh.w.
and plain cooking; reference.
GIRL, colored desires work of any kind.
GIRL desires housework; after school and
GIRL. Christian. young, desires days
gsoIrk' call EIIdG mornings 9-ll' ewes. 49, Lo'
GIRL, colored, splendid cook. desires house
work; sleep in. no smell children; Ii l55o:
through Saturday, SO day. s-hr. day. Call
GIRL, colored, desires days Nofk. ME-
GIRLS 90 want Job doing day work
GIRLS 1aj, colored, capable Of doing many
1sF lsPss Al + Tk s5 part time or by '1e 0As ''ea
Girl, eolored; wants days yo5k' y05k So car
vii nI; stay syt0sen some nights. dE., 9e4a. 10
GIRL, Christian, young. desires, days
work; caI :, meTnins ss1 till H. and eyes,
GIRL wants Job as mothers helper. j. aud
SSGD Ssa S5aa S55aas with hope Ss
LADY, eoiored., wants days work; so2a
WoMASs VstssIases colored. 7H " wants days work
part time mornings, Mon. through Fri
WOMAN. va itSO, colored, wishes days work; best
houseVork. small family good references.
WoMAR, VI aaSy' light colored, desires day work,
look after children or wait on SICK Al.
WOMAN. colored. wants cleaning and laun.
dry work Tuesday- Friday; city ref. Call
AD. 6357. s O'Clock
WOMAN, colored. neat, clean, wants Gay
work or by the week; references. Call Hu.
WOMAN. colored. experienced. will cook
Christmas dinner, Sat- sun. u; 5s41
after pm. Sum- weekdays ex' tues. 70
WOMAN, colored. wishes part-time or
days work Of any kind. Refs. FIR. 4s33
WOMAN, colored, good COO, gh;W,: eE-
cellent local reference; fond Of children.
WOMAN want DAYS work or part time;
WOMAN, cole cd. 5i-es work. $50 to
40; tond Ct children; best ref. Call
Sat: ard svrdav, D: Ups .,o
WOMAN, c"lorc:. desires g.h-W oy the
da-; ev rel. AD. s33S.
"; MAV, e.-perie cc'.. wants rcusework
and taktng, care ci 'dren ai,e: January a.,
pl-ycd husbald boy Of s to live in;
Wo IAN, neat. c. liable. white, excellent;
bo ols-,,eeper mc-hrrs car or nract!cat
Mn: best ~e.erence-. r.. 1854 20'
WOMEN, coiored. would like housework.
plain cooking Phone LU. OSLO.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
SITUATIONS MEN (cont. , .

XED (Applied Eneineerins DeptJ: ex-
perience. Box S2-L. Star. 20'
YOUNG MAN, colored, 10. wants Job driv-
ing during day. Call Mon. 9-10. NO.
YOUNG MAN, colored. neat, reliable. Al
sf Ies Tsoss No 1922 'S9 as porter or general
YOUNG MAN desires Job as multigraph
operator, full or part time; IL years ex-
YOUNG MAN, colored, reliable, wants lob
that will be steady. Phone DE. 1850.
YOUNG Man vet married wishes en
ssn1s sorF 10. Ii 1877 sso' 'n0'''0OS' no Is. SeS
YOUNG MAN. white. wants work with
and reliable. Varney. Apt. 12-B. 905 H
st. NV. Box 116-L Star. 19'
Retired BUILDER will assist you on
hourly basis to build house in your spare
SECOND 0R IA a1y COOK e
CALL MALCOLM. interior painting. floors
cleaned and waxed. window cleaning; II
yrs, experience. TR. 1856.
commodity specialist, construction and
contracting eouipt.. etc. Box 1881. Star.
Bldg. & Prop. Management
Successful and independent builder and
property manager wishes to utilize ex-
perience in salaried positions as builder
consultant. property manager or in stan
advisory capacity to large organization;
backed by college training; under 40; ad-
ditionai experience and engineering ad-
BOX 1856, Star
Evening star., 1948-12-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ART LESSONS by successful illustrator.
PIANO INSTRUCTION, harmony and COM
position; children a specially DE. 63I9.
rUToRING-Algebra, geometry, Latin,
French. German, English, history ele-
mentary. junior high subjects. Union
TGToRING, college and high school:
mathematics physics. statistics at your
home BY N. s; 10 years exper; UN 1913:
SECRETARIES, AL, earn large salaries;
beginners and refresher courses. save l
to Va usual time semipvt. classes; TOP
salaried openings. BOYD SCHOOL, 7oo
18th st. cor G Ma. 2340.
Jan. 4; Tues: and Thurs. evening, 6-s pm
last one before exam. al subjects; a!S SIP,
Register early. BOYD SCHOOL. 700 18th
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught Approved BY Cove ls
for GI training WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
lN!E GEakN 70 IGRT DRivE in washinGtons oldest.
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; l94S model cars;
patented dpal eoHtTols permits St seegTed aoa
6EAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED = Modern
training in all subjects day. night and
part-time classes Get our free eatalogue
ave ME 777S Established 1918
Evening star., 1948-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES AND WHEELS for All vhee
Toys; te;.s & few bareains left in jr. bikes
etc. CON 4ss6 ist s aE sS1 aItO
or movie outfit. Largest selection Of cam. l
eras, projectors enlargers electric exposur,
e5ers nders nash lash guns rnor Cash or terms Rang
chemicals; photo books and 1900 NOR,
i5smsi p1nIo We buy and trade. BRENNEF
justice Dept Ps5kins neay ave re,r nv .9pp
ACCORDION, Ill bass. white, Wurlitzer
perfect condition, almost new; $15O. SH
ACCoRDIoNs, 12O bass; made to tn,
eSastinE es ni, spesieasions Of Excelsior com
light in sxeisht; ssss conS. terms
ACCORDIoNS. all sizes. factory low prices,
trades ss, accepted; complete repair service;
Excellent Condition; s4co: s EM: W. osss: ssis
A4SccoRDIoN. Excelsior. practically new,
S3o. Call DU. 7119. -ie
ACCORDION, Hohner. Il. bass: fine Christ.
mas gift for beginner, $55. Cali DE 1850
ACCORDION. new, 100 bass, de luxe Della
Pc, g resisters. case; 5000; used So bass
SSessnndalh' Ssndalh registers. case. 500. vi.
AlGcoRDIoN, very hish-srade Italian
SOLO oy customer: has bass switch. tone
saan s9ht5o 1rM, and treble shifts, With case
CO.. 913 st. NV.
ACCORDION. 12O bass, good condition;
rif1ce, $125. TR. 1882.
aanS{tnD aGG0kDloN Iso5Ssss 2shitt excellent
ACCoRDioN, is-bass Italian, Prev pre1.r. Csz exs
cellent condition. CO. 3717.
ACCORDIONS. binoculars, cameras watches,
st diamonds, trunks, radios, musical in:
savings: stop in and look around. you'll be
amazed at the tremendous values; all mer-
sSd with
PAWNsEoKER's 2 y Ia 9SER EXCHANGE. s15 3 g. St.
accosb1oss&Excus,ve aiS kb Ssso distributor tors o,
MERviN MERnee coaN N1aceSsESoRs AccoRbfoN scSooI sSoeSs
AcGokbaosss 4aR Il Also also syeiy Go o Kind Of mu,c.
e SD sh ,ss RAT
shop msdd sna oo oSS TIVE
xMccoRBDifoN- M beautiful 12o-bass., nne
nas bass sweS W esss sts s5o r1Ss asER aad
pAWSsRokE@Rs' @ SALES CO.. s1s S 5 St. :
finest accordion. Excelsior symphony
@ Grsnd; d. gpsranteed 3 mt & perfect condition. Call
ADD. MACHS., desk model, Al cond.,
$47.50; Vic. elec S-col. subt.. Sl37.5 so. To-
ADDING MACHINES. new-Allen. Rem
Rand, Corona. hand. cleo; also used; barg.;
easy terms; repairs. trsde-ins. good allow
ance. CIRCLE, 1112 18th st. NV, DI. 1872.
-21
ADDING MACHINE, sunstr.nd, 1o-key,
excellent condition. SIS. Sligo 6021.
Evening star., 1948-12-19

FREE. REASONABLE ESTIMATES on all
phases Of home remodeling and improving;
CONTRACTORS. WA. 6443, UN. 4241.
ATTENTION HOME oWNERS-For any
work from foundation to roof, call THE
Co, sT. 74se or cH. soss snytime.
Terms If desired
G. & ii. SERyICE-Painting, paper hang
ing frs. refinished; all types Of work our
HxRRYS ERMANTRATt s5se sssAiWftef Be 6s SaAs
Evening star., 1948-12-19
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has after
Christmas vacation positions in: l, pTi-
l.. public school music 8, math; and
librarian; 8, public school American his
500 to $3.50 month. Apply 204 Colo
rado Bldg, 14th and G SITS. NV. RE.
SALESMAN, Casualty. Insurance.; $4,000.
BOYDS, 700 18th St cor. G. MA. 2340.
SECRETARY o.. Canadian subject, 1920
real estate office, S55 wk At once, Miss
Young; PERSONNEL SERVICE 1911 G st,
Evening star., 1948-12-19

pletely equipped. liquor license; located At
$50; BOB HoILANDER. Ma s743. @is t
buys short-order restaurant near ist and
SITS. NV. Doing UP to $425 weekly busi-
ness. Only S55 rent Very busy spot.
Call now, DUPONT REALTY co, Du 563n
Evening star., 1948-12-19
Al SECRETARY, $3.50

Legal exper., efficient, opprty. secy. trans
portation, $500 up; aviation secy., start
So, 800; investment Office secy, S225;
patent law stenog. exper.. $3.50; .secy.
publisher, .s225 up; several eapitol Hill
openings first of the year for beginners
ings to S2,400; need 200 new applicants
daily. fob top positions If it is a good
position we have it.: Est. 30 years. See
cor. 18th and G
ROYD. 700 18th. MA. 2340
Evening star., 1948-12-19

ROOMING HOUsE-10 rooms. 3 baths:
loIn near Conn: 81 900 down.
Booming fnang. h9Yse-very s9s". CLEAN. excellent
Rooming House-a2 rooms. 5n baths;
income over $3.50 monthly; 4-year lease
S3I 600 down: For these and many others,
cal cal, Ell Ri So55: PASTOR & LUTz, INC,
M51eS NIX eSa ceIRsM,!H p! e! cee,.aS gs.
and many other iistinGs: w ''" 'i'N
last year: So 800 plus STOCK. sse'ooo saie'
easR oyeT y1h ssSS SS01 veefls $1,000 with
Restaurant, living quarters: rent, s13s:
over s. 900 weekly: 81 900. i iHe: cash. 100
=. Drugstore suburban D. C.; rent, Sl7s;
DRUGSTORE, colored trade; new area; 1925
so5a RTuss,0Is ss. DIo tGYpssn celc5sd
Drugs 0 suburban sooo $3.50 sS haade aails s15
OO0 cash to handle
early, 200 seats; $4,000 cash to handle e'
sso5 sealing a fSSi fS9 s6oo eash asssl{ L
Hardware, locks, keys; $4,000 sales this
SeeF; IotssrS s9od tTo,man t1oIsa operatien ..oo
Lunch. 55S sandwiches; S1s-day week;
s,ssf sssa issss weekly; $4,000, plus
;. Ladies 4Hn speciality; hish:class trsdc;
70 800, plus stock: unusually GOOD loca.
ing $3.50 daily; priced % Tor aTisS auick SAFE efas
closes 5:so; price s5.oSo.' 1asn' 'e0fse'0"n'
sday Ssek ssge6 nesn.
Please call DI O44O o'0NA
Evening star., 1948-12-19
BUSINESS SERVICES.

SECRETARIAL SERVICE, tipping, mail and
tel. sery:, addressing envs; desk space avail
Opp. Sil: Sprg. P. o. ST.. 37O0, SH 1918
WORTH1NGTON SERVICES, S427 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
SALES MGR. $500

Casualty. exper., S3.7OO and bonus; auto
parts sales, bonus and $40 wk. manfr.
sale. Hourly sales openings inside and
travelling Miss Kelly (over. zlotnick cor,
BOYD, 700 18th. MA. 234O
Evening star., 1948-12-19

DRESS SHOP. in NV neighborhood, estab.
Tor 10 yrs. good lease: priced at $4,000,
lock. stock and barrel, which Is approx.
Corner grocery store, with liv. quar-
ters: in mixed neighborhood. doing about
$500 wk.: Ayr. lease at SS5 mo- Seen BY
appt: only. Call 8. Tactic. with ACME
REALTY CO.. D1. s116, or sun and ewes.
EN-. 3gl4.
Evening star., 1948-12-19

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ROOM kkoodosMirNsEG? sE? HousE-11 rooms and in
sIso: 10th St. near Dupont Circle; ;'; excel uad
lent furniture throushout; oPA approves
ne1ms Ws6 e. 9ys5 c.sb $500 monthly; PRICE
DELEc. AND DAIRY PRoDucrs in popu
lar market. established As years: 6 day
price. 1000 with one-half cash cash. stis tris
SkE2ERT Sk6ef 1S iSS az ,SsssI
$50" mo. income approx. So 900 sp' month nth
Lease. Lease; Widow cannot operate alone
Compless Price, with about $500 ,elea,
e1hakIss hMakkIhEs ASENcT. SE aSo Il i uppsI ,.tn
done on premises; lease; rent, SIS mo
good clientele sI terms; reasonaably priced
4-APT. HOUSE. FURNIsHED; in exceiien
come mo: saeo," House in fne cond
verWsre. dishes SAND and mooerp n'' furniture as In In
tor The he-n Least st, money; 2 PAUL J. MILLER
k6oM!Se aGsS II HogsfmBusiness ( IN: only. I'm
rent. 10 rms, completely furnished,
close to 18th st. NV" Real estate OBJ
.ainable II desired. PAUL J. MILLER, Ex
GR0CERY,MARKEI-Busy spot; "1ncom,
week S1,200-1 800" Rent, $125 include
4-rm. apt; lease: has approx $4,000 clear
stock About $4,000 down handles'' Ex
seIlent sd1G III location g il n PAUL j. MILLER, Ex
MONEY FOR is. AND End TRUSTS an.
chattel deeds Of trust. II you wish to sci
your lst or End deed of trust or youl
chattel decd OF trust, see at once PAUL j
MILLER, Ex. 707O till 9 pm,
GARAGE, used cars. gas station; q goini
business on main Virginia hwy. plus OF
attractive spacious home; selling price vii
real estate; this y q splendid opportunity
Please call, 3 N. Perkins, THE BRAN7
FLOWER SHOP, central location, in ] o
Sashslo5 Saias aPs RI; ons total price AZ
HAMBGRGER sHoPMcounter service. al
beautiful stainless steel: upper 14th st
NV; ,9-year lease: open z am. to 7 pm.
sapns s9ssa s9n; 1h Rrics Snly sssSo: eas;
Pennsylvsnts ave. NV, MA. 9743. 10