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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04
HOLDS DINING CAR
SEGREGATION IMMORAL

neatly disposed Of, just because
there is no reasonable objec-
ton against the legalistic and
mathematical factors in the
case" The Record continued.
Even if a colored person is
given satisfactory dining-car
service in his segregated sec
ton, the paper pointed out, 'ihis
human dignity has been out
ragged. He has been treated as
something less than a man, not
to add, as something less than q
free citizen of a democracy"
"There is your segregation
problem reduced to its simplest
terms" The Record concluded.
Lets have the courage and the
desency to face it Let's not in
dulge ourselves in the illusion
that it can be solved in merely
legislative and mathematical
terms"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04
Last HOnOrS
For World
War Hero

The military funeral OF one
OF the nations war heroes,
James Gaines, formerly Of the
S72nd Inf, who died in World
War II while with the 371st Inf.
Sind Division in Italy, was held
Friday, Now Is, at New Hope
Baptist Church on Shawmut
Ave-, Rev. s. B. Smith, the pas
tor, preaching the sermon and
Napoleon Chisholm Of the CHS
ohm Funeral Chapel conducting
the funeral. The Patrick E. Toy
Post Veterans OF Foreign Wars,
and the National Guard also as
sisted in the services. Interment
was in Mt. Hope Cemetary. The
body was met at South Station
Tuesday, Nov. %, at 2.45 PM,
by q military escort, the family
and friends.
Pvt. Gaines, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Gaines, ST., was born
in Fairfax, Ala, but lived In
Boston for Is years, domiciIed at
66 Ruggles st. at the time he en-
listed in the Army. He was EN-
ployed by the Oscar Iron Works
for ten years prior to entering
military service and was edu-
Gated at Fairfax, Ala. He was
well known and liked in the
community. In the war he served
under General Mark Clark. Be-
sides his mother, Mrs. Lottie
Gaines, he is survived by two
brothers, Luther Gaines and
Langford Gaines. and two sis
tiers, MRS. Louise Franklin anS
Mrs. Ruth Kent.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04
War Mothers, Inc.
In Legal Battle

Mrs. Melnea Cass of Roxbury,
state president of the United
War Mothers of America, Inc,
Boston and Mrs. Eva Higgins
of Medford, the state secretary,
are involved in litigation grow
ing out of the attempt OF the
founder and national president,
Mrs. Margaret Hansen of Med
ford, to GUST them from these
top offices. The case is being
heard in Suffolk Court and
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04

opened Wednesday. An overflow
crowd Of women jammed the
court room and corridors to hear
the testimony.
The leaders are accused of
irregular proceedings in viola
ton of the organizations bylaws.
Mrs. Cass, daughter-in-law of
Mrs. Rosa Brown, lives at 1875
Harold ST., and is highly res
pected in the community for the
active part she plays in local
activities.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04

Fancy Stationery, Costume jew
elry, California Copperware and
gifts too numerous to mention.
Our line Of personalized articles
make popular and inexpensive
gifts. Our Hallmark cards will
best express your perfect taste,
your thoughtfulness. And youth
love the new Bronzecraft cards
now on dinplay, portraying Sc
pia Holiday figures and scenes.
M. J. cambridge, Prop.
MILDRED E. DAVENPORT.
Bus. Mgr.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04
Dr.. John Haynes Holmes
At Community Church

What is Religion Good For
To-Day" is the subject of DR..
John Haynes Holmes address,
Sunday, Dec. 5 at 1890 AM. at
Community Church. In Jordan
Hall. Dr. Holmes has just dedi-
Gated a new church building for
New Yorks Community Church
of which he is the minister, after
the society has met for many
years in Town Hall. He is chair
man of the American Civil Lib
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04

wrote her, con behalf of the Ma
tional Council I accept your gra-
cious offer to donate to the
Council a concert to support hu-
man and civil rights. We shall
put forth every effort to secure
Carnegie Hall at the earliest pos
sible moment so that the concert
moy be performed. This is not
the first time your golden voice
has been raised against injustice
to our people and it will not be
the last, for what better purpose
could a voice such as yours be
used than to fight for human
and civil justice through song
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04
ARTIST CAROL BRIO
DONATES CONCERT
FOR CIVIL RIGHTS

NEW YORK - Carol Brice
internationally known contralto
has volunteered her services free
for a concert IN Carnegie Hall, or
in some other suitable hall, to
benefit the Civil Rights cam
paign of the national council of
women of which Mrs. Mary Nc
Leod Bethune is president
Miss Brice'S offer came immed-
lately after she learned that the
D. A. r. had refused to rent Con-
stituional Hall in Washington
to Mrs. Bethune for a benefit
cocert for civil rights.
In accepting the famed artists
generous service Mrs. Bethune
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04
Church Shuns
Color Bias

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Colored
and white members Of the Cath
Ole nter-racial Council at
tended Mass together last Sum
day at Annunciation Church
here. Council members attend
Mass together once a month at
various Catholic Churches to
demonstrate their an&ipathy to
segregated religious services.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04
Xmas Gifts At
Silver Mask Shop

THE SILVER MASK STUDIO
SHOP, 522 Columbus Avenue,
Boston, will be pleased to help
you select a suitable Xmas gift
for your family or friends from
among its assortment of Linen,
China, Glass or woodenware,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04
William H. Lewis, ST.
Defense Counsel
In Revere Cases

Hon william H. Lewis, ST.,
famous Boston attorney, one
time Harvard football star and
former member of the Cam
bridge City Council, is a defense
counsel for one of the accused
men in the Revere racket trials
now being heard in Suffolk Sup
erior Court. With the other de-
Tense lawyers ne is contestipg
vigorously the prosecutions testi-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04

critics Union Board and the au-
thor of many books. Mr.. Holmes
who spent several months in
India was one Of the last Ameri-
cans to interview Gandhi.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04

mony against the accused men.
At one stage of the trial Mr..
Lewis sought to have his clients
case separated from that Of the
others but withou success.
The well known Hub lawyer
cited his experience in the Cam
bridge City Council, of which he
was a three year member in his
arguments against the states
contentious.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04
Hyde School
GRADE VII

Charlotte Davis, Leovar Eng
erman, Doris Fisher, Helen Jor-
dan, jeanette Thompson, ALDER
tine Wilson, Phyllis Dottin, Bhyl-
lis Hunt, Julia Mccullough, Dor
othy Crawford, Mamie Hall, De-
Continued on Page p
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04
Hyde School
GRADE VIM

GRADE VIII
Helen Jordan, julia McCul-
Tough.
GRADE VII
Carol Bailey, Christine Bailey,
Concye Patterson.
GRADE VI
Jeanette Beckett, Ruth Pat
terson, Ernestine Reese.
GRADE v
Eldora Sims.
nPhYNE III
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04
Everett School

GRADE vi
Marion Alexander, Marion Ad-
ans, Barbara DeVaux, jeanne
Hamaty, Sonia Smith, jeanne
Barros, Verna Butler, Gloria
Davenport.
GRADE v
Learnce DeLoach, Joyce Jack
son, Johnett Jones, Alma Khach-
adoorian, Beverly siInnls, Phyl-
lis White, Virginia Barton, Mabel
Jet.
The following girls at the Hyde
School have received Hyde
School Spirit Honors and Pins
for Sept. and Oct
GRADE w
June c. Miles, sandra Nixon,
Patricia Hamilton, Cynthia Ad-
ans, Dolores Thomson, Mary
King.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04
Hyde Everett
Schools
Honor Roll

The following pupils were
awarded Honor Roll Certificates
for general excellence in studies
and department during Sept.
and Oct. 1913. All marks were
A or B.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-04
EIIabeIIe Davis
Thrills Audience
At Jordan Hall

Hail Wednesday night, Dec. /,
her only Boston appearance this
season.
THE PROGRAM
Aria v a (Parte la ). Pasquini
The Blessed Virgins
Expostulation .... Purcell
Ruckleben ........... Strauss
Hat Gesagt-Bleibts NIGHT
Dabei .. Strauss
Waldseligkeit ~ Joseph Marx
SanEta Maria go. Joseph Marx
Hat dich die liebe
beruhrt 80. Joseph Marx
Aria from Don Carlo"
La Caravane ....... ChauSson
Berceuse Creole ........ Sauget
LIE DiSparu .... Poulenc
Ay, fuyez a present, mall
heureuses Pensees. .Gaubert
Continued ON Page Six
Evening star., 1948-08-26

l Rayon Crepe Two piece Dress. Orig. $25, S11
Navy and white print with matching sheer
coat Size IA.
/ Rayon Redinsote Costume. Orig $35, $16
One-piece dress with full-length coat Black
and white. Size IL.
All-wool Two-piece Suit. Orig $25-S11
Short fitted jacket. Size 49,
1 Rayon Sheer Dress. Orig $29. 9.s5----$11
Flared skirt. y sleeves, v neck. Navy.
Size II.
l Rayon Crepe Dress. Orig sac &c.,
X sleeves, jewel neckline. Rust Size 8.
One piece Rayon Dresses. Orig $25-S3
Side-drapes, long sleeves. Green, sizes 10, IL.
Black size 10. Royal, size 10.
Evening star., 1948-08-26

Is wool Suits. Orig. 2995--------Sf4
1907 wool tweed in brown check. New
lengths Sizes 16, 18, 20.
1 Sport Suits. Orig. s25- 50
Wool plaids solid colors. Sizes II and IA
only
5 Wool Gabardine Suits. Orig $50 69s5S19
Hand tailored, two-tone combinations Pink
and navy, IA. White and black, IL. Grey
and navy, H. Navy and gray. II, All
white, 16.
Wool Gabardine Suits. Orig 500 S23
Hand tailored, 10o% wool. Black, 1s. Navy.
is.
8 AH-wool Gabardine Suits. Orig. 1885, $40
Hand tailored. Green. II. Toast, IL. Gray,
is. Gold. IA. Beige, u, IA.
; Wool Sharkskin Suits. Orig. $5s.e5- S23
1907 wool Tan. II, H. 16. Gray, 10.
II An-wooi Suits. Orig s39.9 S11
1907 wool, rayon satin Innings. Blue, Q.
Is. Brown, .. Is. Grey, 0.
: Junief Wooi Suita Orig. t2eeS--------$9
Bron, Ii, Blue. IL, Aqua Is.
Evening star., 1948-08-26

IL Eegligees, Robes, Housecoats. Orig $2s 9s,
Rayon brocade. satns, jacquards. Some
with hoods, long sleeves. 10 to Is -SI2.99
10 Robes Negligees, Housecoats. Orig $1798
to $29.9S 90
Rayon satins, jacquards, brocades; brief,
short, long sleeves Some hooded jewel
belts Aqua, black, ice blue, some two-tone.
3 Robes and Neglxees. Orig 1883 and $17ss,
S3.99
Tailored double breasted, rayon satin jersey
brocade. Navy, tearose. Soiled and mussed
10 to 49,
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Al Beach and Sport SH.oo
Jackets

Rayon butcher-lin, Prospector 4z strut
ter cloth, wool and rayon plaids and
tweeds and all-wool plaids! White, pink,
grey. aqua, coral, plaids. Sizes 10 to 18
in the group.
Street Floor
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LIGHTWEIGHT COATS

J Wool Gabardins CeatA Orig. $69s5, $17
1907 wool. light blue, II, Is. Pink, IA.
Slightly soiled.
1 Tan sharkskin cape. Orig. 455----&17
l Wool Gabardine Topper. Orig. $55-----$17
Navy blue, size H.
) An-woel Coats. Orig. t7o 7osb-----$23
l Stroock Fleece Goat. Orig. 34o95$11
Full length, beige, size ..
1 An-woei Box Shorty. Orig. 96osS----$23
California made, hared. Dusty rose Is.
10 All-wool Gabardins Coats Orig 1885,
Full length and shorties Flare back. Navy,
10 to l6. Black, TO- H.
! Wool Gabardne Goats. Orig. S4s.sB---S17
Full length. Pink, IL. Maize, II.
1 Forstnann Wool Shorty. Orig. 500 s5-- SIT
All wool. Navy. size 0.
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BeachWear and
Bathing Suits Second Floor

Bathing Suits. Orig 99c
Two-piece, all wool, sizes 80, "a.
- Bathing Suits Orig. $598 to $10--S2.9 80
Satin lastex all wool, prints and plain COL
ors. One and two piece. 80 to 80.
II Bathing Suits. Orig. $3.50 to $15--S5.99
Famous makes, lastex and failles. Two
tones, one and two piece, 81 to SO.
Evening star., 1948-08-26

Junior Dresses. Orig. $16s5-S9
One-piece navy or black, rayon sheers and
crepes, some tafYeta trims. Sizes ., IL, 13.
Taffeta Suit-dress. Orig. $22.95 50
Black, Wide swing skirt. Size IL.
Weel Belefo Suit-dresg. Orig. $I6.95 - 81
Navy. white piQue button-on blouses. Size Is.
kaysn Shantung Dress. Orig. $12s5 81
Navy. button 'front.' Aot tic. sizs II.
Evening star., 1948-08-26

All a and sn Spring. ummr Fall wnt" and
in nxa j oI. .6nd! - ~ ~ : - ~
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No Exchanges
No Returns
No Refunds
Noe. D. DIS

SPORTSWEAR -. Street Floor
~ Sport Jackets. Orig 1098--$2.9 90
Velveteea and corduroy, long sleeves, fitted.
silvery buttons. Black, brown, grey, beige.
10 to 16.
Evening star., 1948-08-26

Rayon Butcher Two-piecs Dresses. Orig.
$1498
Luggage, pink, white. Sizes II to 16.
) Rayon Sheer Dresses. Orig. $s.s5-S3
Button front, short sleeves. Navy. rose,
black Sizes "a to 20.
White Sandswept Dresses. Orig. 1858, 81
Painted flower trim, yoke. short sleeves.
Sizes II, IA, 18.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
PLEASE PAY CASH FOR ALL RUMMAGE
CLEARANCE MERCHANDISE

This will help US to speed up our service by
eliminating the necessity of checking your
account and save your time considerably.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
At AH-WooI Suits SIT
Orig. $2995 -

Two-piece suit finds with non-crushable
Hymo front. Grey chalk stripe only. AL
new length skirts. 10 TO 30.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26

l Wool Gabardins Coat. Orig SEQ 96$57
Long, full length, fitted Beige, IL.
Wool Gabardine Coats Orig $55----
Black. 16. Navy, IA.
/ Junior Twilleen Coat. Orig t59 $27
All 1907 wool, full length, fitted. Grey, Is.
WINTER COATS Third Floor
IA An-wool Crepe Coats. Orig. $4ss5-----Sll
For the shorter woman 50" and under
Black only, sizes 10 to 1s.
An-wool Fleece Goats. Orig. $3995- $14
1907 wool, Y length, heavily interlined
Blue only; size 10 only.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MESSAGE FROM THE MANAGER

We ask your Indulgence II you do not receive
our usual PhilipSborn service during this event.
Due to inexperienced, extra salespeople, our
sales force may be slightly inadequate to
handle the large attendance.
Evening star., 1948-08-26

Gabardires, wool crepes. Gold II. Blue.
IL, 16. Grey, 10. Brown IL. Green, IA, Is.
14-1oe% Wool Suits Orig. $65-----S17
Glen plaids and checks. Sizes pSl0, II, II, 16.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
"a Dyed Coney Goats

1 Lynx dyed Raccoon Greatcoat Orig. &11e,
Cardigan neckline Size 12----S39
/ Mink dyed Northern Muskrat. Orig. $298,
Three-uuarter length, size 16 Sill
Natural Oppossum. Orig. $12ss5------S39
Three-quarter length. Size 16.
1 Alpine Lamb Lynx Dyed. Orig. $se .e5, 500
Greatcoat in size 90
l Stencilled Leopard Lapin. Orig. $139 95, $40
Three-quarter length, mouton trim. Size IA.
1 Mink-dyed Coney Coat. Orig. sss.s5-S39
Three quarter length, size 20.
l Silver Fox Jacket. Orig. 26ss5---S111
Size 16.
1 Pr. Silver Fox scarfs. Orig. 500 s5S33
2 Prs. Silver Fox Scarfs. Orig. $275 S97
Set s-skin Mountain Sable (Bassarisk). Orig.
/ Set 3-skin Mountain Sables (Bassarisk) Orig.
$40 $3.50
Stencilled Leopard Lapin. Orig $l69.95, S87
Mouton trimmed. Sizes -. IA.
&, zS3 SUITS -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26

10 Womens Playsuits. Orig $1oss to $14ss,
Rayon crepe, polka a-dot prints Two piece,
in coral, drey aqua. 40 to A---S4.99
II Denim Playsuits Orig. 1898 to $5ss, >
Two-pdece styles, bra and shorts. Navy, blue,
brown and red II to Is and small.
Blue Jeans. Orig $3.50--S1.9 %
Navy blue, IL to 40.
IL Shorts, Pedal Pushers. Orig 1879 to $4s5,
S1.99
Cotton Gabardine, eottons denims. Some
famous makes. Upper sides new lengths
Aqua, white, navy.
EVENING DRESSES
Second Floor
l Marquisette Formal. Orig. $3s95S9
All-over sequin trim. Hyacinth blue. Size IA.
1 Taffeta Formal. Orig. $25-------S9
With peplum, sequin straps Red. Size Is.
Ninon Evening Dresses. Orig. SO
Hoped taffeta petticoats, wide skirts. Pink
Sizes II, 13.
Orsandy Dresses. Orig. $25----S9
Eyelet trim. Lilac or green. Sizes 9, Is, IS.
Evening Dresses. Orig. 1855 to $2295, 50
Marquisette or taffeta. Aqua, blue, gold.
Sizes 10 to Is.
Evening star., 1948-08-26

No DeItrery
No Phone Orders
All Items Subject
to Prior. Sale
Evening star., 1948-08-26
WOMEN'S DRESSES

1 Rayon Crepe Dress. Orig $25--S1l
Diagonal drape skirt, II sleeves. Navy. Size
A.
Rayon Crepe Dress. Orig. s22-s5----S3
Green. Size SO.
l Rayon Crepe Dress Orig. $25--------S12
Iong-sleeve, neck. Size A.
1 Two piece Shantung Suit. Orig. $16.s5- 50
Grey Size 1917.
Two piece Crepe Dresses. Orig $16.s5---$9
Rayon polka dot blouse top and separate long
sleeve bolero. Navy, 221z and 24h.
Rayon Sheer Dress. Orig. $45---------S19
4 sleeves. v neck, side drape. Navy, size
241a.
1 Rayon Crepe Dress. Orig $14s5 5----S7
one-piece dress with print applique yoke.
Black, size 241z.
One and Two-piece Rayon Crepe Dresses.
Orig. $1995 and $22.s5. Sheers and crepes.
Black and white, navy, brown. Sizes 2o1s.
Rayon Dresses. Orig $14s5 and $1sS5, 81
Print sheers, long or short sleeves. Black and
white. Sizes 22h and 24h.
Rayon Dresses. Orig. $io.s5 and tl2.s5. s.
Print rayon sheers and shanturgs Black
and white brown. Sizes 1914 and 20h.
Print Bemberx SheeEk Orig. ts.ss------S
0i1ss 1sh and 3K.
Evening star., 1948-08-26

Is Gold Wool Suits. Orig $14s5-----S3
1909 wool crepe monotones, unlined. Gold
only. IA, 16. 18, 20.
Wool Women's Suits Orig $50 9e5- S27
1907 wool gabardine. Grey, 33h, <3h.
Black, 431h.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
FOUNDATIONS
Second Floor

81 Bras. Orig. 81 to -04c
Several materials including English net
Sizes 81 to 80.
"a Girdles. Orig. IS to $ss5----$3.9 40
Also all-in- -ones. lightweight girdles, two
way stretch girdes. Broken sizes.
4s Foundations. Orig. 81 s5 to $1s50-$4 30
Also lightweight girdles. Famous make
Broken sizes.
SHOES . :. Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26
MISSES DRESSES
Sizes 10 TO 70 Second Floor

70 One and 1wo-Pe. Dresses
Orig. 1865 to 1925 ~
Rayon sheers crepes Dressy or casual
styles. redingote costumes, pepluns and
boleros Full and slim skirts. Prints
solids, polka dots. Black and colors Sizes
IL to 20.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26

81 Blouses. Orig. $6.9s to 4.ss-----S3. 80
Rayon crepes. rayon sheers, tailored and
dressy. Pastel and white. 80 to 40.
Evening star., 1948-08-26

finish out the summer In . fresh new
hat! Beautiful summer styles Ia white
and natural straw. Also some felts and
wool stocking caps and rayon suede
hoodsl Bee them and savei
YouSth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13
PERSONAL.

BUSINESS GIRLS, Join the GOOD LOOKS
HOBBY CLUB and receive advice and prac-
zeal help from models, beauty and fashion
willard Hotel Beauty Shop, Monday ewes,
pREssMAKING and alterations don.
oi:ckly; expertly. reasonably: buttons COW
cred; belts buckles, buttonholes made;
p:eating; hemstitching; notions and sup
res IN Thoie eS1e or retail. 1924 goth st.
SHADOW WORK, confidential inv, GRIM
nal and civil, by exper. operators; reason
ss9ee rates. Phone Wo. 1853 and Wo.
willow LAWN SCHOOL has several i'm
a; me- ave- sse cs year-around boarding
GENTEEL CHRISTIAN LADY wants place
in refined home in Washington or suburbs
where she can have private room, meals
and 2stes Box 4 &T.f STAT star
he Il fSP sGoP s nSassT 4h Visit SIT
RgTns ss 0Hes e a.f No fa a7sa belts belts
PERMANENT WAVES. 81: shampoo and
HoEs sane h soc No Al
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. ISio 6 st
fAso IN BY sy . ,s cu.:s%
a e. fs 49
PRACTICAL NURSE will give a baby. any
sG TSsE4aRY sess no
ehnse viii BE- to Child IN or &
derly person. Call AT. 2407. 1885. Tai
Some ef CONE 5s FROM NEAR, som. Go come
TING BAR, 145s Park I'd NV. open
HGHfY cUL 1ifR3i WOMAN teaches Eng
lsh self-confdence, freedom from self
eonseioqsne:s: private tutor Mi $3.50. :.
COrQfOrtSDle, unCT0WGff
care, good food: reasonable. Phone Vienna
SLIP COVERS and draperies professionally
manship guaranteed. ST. 1000. 49,
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments;
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ROOM And BOARD for sidsTly people With
nursing nv ); care opposite Walter Reed Hos
CH1LDREN's Beautiful home-m made dresses,
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SHADOW WORK and privat. investiga-
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yates. Phone Wo 7144. ~
saahs ior s1sn.n 0e oRs r m
DENTAL TEcHNrciAN9JosEpH RICE
sos l4th st. NV, 14th and F. MA. O773.
NOT JUST DRESSMAKING, but skilled
workmanship makes the difference. Alter
Not phs sf 100 eompiicated TO handle CEN
trally located LEA ENGEL formerly 9TH
ave, n, y, ITO F st NV, Room 20.
Telephone Elk. 1898,
WEEKEND TRIPS to Ocean City. Md
Transportation, sleeping accommodations,
breakfasts. planned activities; meet new
friends and broaden your interests. Also
rooms by the day, week or season. For
further information and to make reser-
vationS, call BILL HUTZELLS PHYSICAL
FITNESS CLUB, 1919 K st. n W. Elk. 4"O4.
Id
RADIO STAR introduces you; voice rec
ordsi speaking scripts; trains for radio.
Call Ma. 2424 days, WO. 1888 (eves)
PIANO TUNING and all repairs; refelting,
etc; city suburban or rural. VICTOR
GEORGE, RE. 0692, Apt. 104; ewes. OV.
CAMP CAToCTIN-Girls to ia; Virginia
mts,. so miles from D. C: riding every
day. swimming, boating IN mile OF private
stream full-tlme nurse. For August en-
rolment, call MA. 3120. EYt. 1902.
LET DR.. DELLA LEDENDECKER'S wonder
full hands rub your aches and pains away.
201S q MI 1lo0
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HOWE IMPROVEMENT coMpANIEs.

ALTERATIONS, additions, remodelins and
estimate. NJ. L1BERAToRE, UN. 2l5o.
.s r.Szs sse5g Hsgt CO.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, .nssston.
cement drlyeways porches., retaining
Es pipe sraPasf &C fnd' Route sa'f
Horners Lane. Rockville, Md. Rock
coNcR5EIiE CEMENT WORK, footing.
driveways, porches, basement floors, steps
and d1 sftsinin az w s.sa Old ana new T9rk'
FENCES, all types concrete and carpenter
TGEs 81 R1LT e 1dod FENCE g. coNsTEggc-
F FLoS eG sEsV1c coon blu. the BEST
I ~ coSTSAsTSSyBS.; NC 1872 VISION
Iron fin ave- woRkoFT rec escapes, ratings, bal
comics: miscellaneous iron work DUPONT
IRON WORKS. 1866 18th st. NV. Ma
PAINTING AND DECORATING. 40 years
at making homes brighter unexcelled
yT ros at rsasonabls rates For
P PIasfEE IL; o' And REMoDEL1NGI[aceil-
n ons moHsd OF TR Sss a xss and Ps.
REMoDELfNG and general hom. improve
l ment work; from cellar to root, can 81.
5000 1or Tree estimates. small monthly
payments If desired NATIONAL DEC
0RAIING GO, s02 I2th s.; NV If
Kitchens attics. recreation rooms. porches.
COKER HOME IMPROVEMENT, SH. 1867.
day or evening. -21
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have the
material Call Sligo 3942. W D TAYLOR
WORN SINK TOPS replaced with formica
or stainless steel; kitchen remodeled with
Youngstown, American or HOTPOINT cabi-
nets MASTER APPLIANCE CO., NO. 5SOS.
Open evenings until g.
WATERPROOFING, cellars. walls, floors:
roofs repaired; special low prices summer;
expert work, guaranteed. NEV1NS. LII.
S444 Is.
MODERN BATHROOMS. kitchen gas water
heaters, all types of plumbing and heat
lng installed by experts: cash or terms.
Call North 5000 for free estimates. j.
SHAPIRO, reg plumber. office and show
room. 9th and Que NV; night phone. RA.
1852
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING co.
Painting, papering. roofing and siding; all
work guaranteed; monthly terms; free esti-
mates. WA. 1896 days or evenings.
MODERN KITCHENS, cabinets and appn
comp. install: remodel and rec rms. SUB
CONST. CO. UN. 1852. days or ewes
for ress estimates On all home improy rove
tons speciality. WA. 1887. UN. 4:41.