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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-06
DELMARVA PRESS GROUP
NET LAST SATURDAY
CONTINUED from nrss puRs1

give it thought they realize that
the press is doing a much better
job than is appreciated.
U. S. Representative ]. Caleb
BOggs commented that a well-in-
formed public is probably the first
fundamental step in reaching So
luton of the problems of today
which at times seem so difficult and
spoke of the influence the press
has upon the progress of the world.
U. S. Representative Edward T.
Miller, First Congressional District
of Maryland, told the newspaper
men that he was proud of the way
the press of the peninsula has ac-
cepted its responsibilities and spoke
of the community of interest that
exists between the Eastern Shore
of Maryland and Delaware, which
has brought him and Representa-
tive BOggs into a coordination of
their interests in Congress.
Must Present Facts
The press, he said, can give the
facts to the public and if the people
are to have government by the
people they must be given the facts
He urged impartiality in the news
columns, with political or other
partial argument confined to the
editorial pages.
other speakers were: State Sen
atOr r. Paul BurkhOlder, Dover;
William r. Metten, Wilmington,
who was instrumental in the or
ganization of the association and
has attended every annual meeting:
w. Murray Metten, retiring secre-
tary-treasurer, and Merrill Pannit,
facsimile editor of the Philadelphia
Inquirer, who explained facsimile
reproduction.
James r. Young, publisher of the
Wilmington Sunday Star, spoke on
Front Page Make-Up;" Milton
Fried, The Public Press, RehobOth
Beach, on 1.-THE Use of Pictures and
Art" and Jack Culver, Democratic
Messenger, Snow Hill, Md, on
News in a Weekly Paper"
Dover Editor on Program
THE Need of Modernization of
Weekly Newspaper Plants" was
the subject of a talk by John
Hampton Barnes, The Delaware
State News. Dover
Wallace White, Salisbury Adver-
tiser, Salisbury, Md, spoke on ad-
vertising solicitation.
p. G. StrOmberg, EllicOtt City
Times. Ellicott City, Md. national
vice chairman of the Weekly News
paper Bureau, reported on the
bureaus activities.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-06
u OF D Drops Ban
On Negro Students
continued from hrst page,

The Delaware General Assem-
bly,, DR.. Carlson said, had provided
that separate schools be main
tanned for Negro and white resi-
dents on elementary, secondary
and college levels, thereby estab-
fishing public policy that should
not be departed from unless
by paramount authority"
He added that, under the SUI
preme Court ruling 1T was estab-
lished that the Fourteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution would be
violated by such a ruling.
The university's enrolment is
1000; the Delaware State College
for Negroes, 400.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-06

an all time high. There also has
been a strong upturn IN slife ex-
pectancyn figures.
BABIES HELP BUSINESS
This increase in MARRIAGES and
babies should help certain lines
o. business. These should continue
to hold up while many other lines
VIII decline. Among these i might
mention home construction. house
hold furnishings suburban real es-
tate. home appliances. insurance.
eniioren's supplies Of all kinds
including milk and other childrens
foods
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-06
A Tree Grows in Russia

LONDON - up An estimated
four billion saplings will be plant
ed in the western regions Of the
Soviet Union as part of five-year
plan for large scale fOrestation,
lass reported. The dispatch said
new trees would cover approxima-
tely S,250.QO0 acres.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-06
snOwpIOw Gets Hot

FRAMINGHAM. Mass. - (R -
A municipal snowploW burned to
a crisp in frigid weather. after
clearing nearly a foot Of snow from
birmingham streets. Driver Peter
Amati was about % hll the gas
tank when the snOwplow burst in-
to flames. He leaped to safety ia a
snOWvBile.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-06

new housing Dy q
subcommittee of
congress, c a m e
back to the house
Of representatives
with an interim re-
port which con-
firms the fact that
the worst predators
on the workers Of
the United States
are workers them
selves. Through the
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-06

for the purpose Of
opposing extension
Of slavery into the
new states Of the
West. Neither its
platform on its cam
didates advocated
emancipation. On
its second try it
elected Abraham
T.incoln rwoeiJer4
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-06
Hz'55fR07.
By WRIGHT
released BY WNU FestuFe1.
Third Parties lust Fade OFT

MYTH but rare exceptions. third
party attempts have not re-
suited in permanent political organ
izations, Over the past 100 years the
Republican party is the one excep-
ton to that rule. It came into being
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-06
BABSON:-Discusses Marriages and Babies

B A b S o N
PARK, Fla, Feb.
6 Statisticians
are always in
terested in mar
ria ges and
births. These
with crops are
the basis of
prosperity. / am
pleased to re-
port that al
though the crop
Of marriages de-
clfned some
" b at during
1947, the crop Of
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-06

Why Building Is So SLOW
~ vVesfbTOOE Regles
Released by WNU Features.

Ralph W. Gwinn. of New York.
who ran an inquiry into the cost Of
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-06

1t is believed the planet Jupiter
is covered with a layer Of ice about
10000 miles thick,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-06

A Chicago cosmetic manufao-
turer, making face powder, lip
stick and nail polish, is organ
lied as a farm cooperative. AT
least this coop produces non
taxed crop.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
SITUATIONS poMEsIlc.

coIoRED desires evening work, 5 days;
COOK: white excellent wishes ss,, work .r in
COOK. white, very good, live in with very
pice school.ass daughter IA s.r: so.4 znsr; e.
enee. e4eN; Df f0iSIe3, s1e7. tenA's' 40 '
GIRL, solored,;, wishes she's part time or days
GIRL, colored., wants JOB as sh;w: 5
days q wk. and carfare. Live in or out,
GIRI: coIored; a xsnts days work; f &c soos
GIRL. colored; wants work; city refs well
GIRL GIfL, co}orsd aH sI0 wants Job general house
am Till 7::3o pm. AID, 52s7.
srss l' for tS''' WORKING couple. Phone aD.
G1RL. colored. wants 3 days days work or
GIRL. Sf.e neat coIored. wants days work or
GIRL, colored, desires job as maid NO.
GIRL. colored, wants days work Mon,
through Sat; So and carfare HU: sl99;
GIRL; colored, wants wa IL, to do E.h.W' with
GIRL, colored wishes Job as maid, wait
ress or in ten, cent store; exper. DE 0555
GIRL, eolored' wants lob sh.E, ,.ts Or nurse
GIRL, colored, wants days work. Lu.
GIRL, colored. desires days work. ME.
GfRL. eolored. wants work, 5h days a
seek' s25 and carfare; references VI
GIRL, colored. wishes two days work. good
ref FR. S7ss.
GIRL. colored. wants general housework;
willing to stay l or nights. Call co
S791. y
GIRLS. (3>. colored. desire sh.w. part or
full 5-day .wk;. or mornings; no cooking.
GIRLS (2), colored. want work of any
kind. 5-day week. full or part time. Ref
erences. AK. 2746.
GIRLS want hrs ,y day housework or
WOMAN, colored. desires part-time or
full-time work. Call TR. 1852. -,
WOMAN, colored, wants days work, full
or part time or curtains and chair COW
ers. call DE. 5000. -.
cleaning; best of references DE. 2n36, .
HAND LAUNDRESS; references: will pick
up and deliver: stretch curtains and
family wash. NO S1Sq. 3
Evening star., 1948-12-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AIRLINE CAREERS, flight or ground, men
and women. AVIATION CENTER, 1o17
penrike Bldg. 1910 Vermont ave. NV
MoDERS TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approved BY Covering my
for GI training. WAR-FYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 q st. NV; DI l7o2
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 194S model cars
patented dual controls: permits secured
b: G. Nd: Va, EASY METHOD. NO; lz94
lish, self-conhdence, conversational French
public speaking; private tutor, Nj. $3.50.
HOTEL TRANSCRIPT CLERKS and
cashiers in demand. We train you quick
ly; day or night classes: low tuition
NATL HOTEL SCHOOL. 221 Bond Bldg,
PIX PIX oiT oPERaTfNG aSe easily leaFned age no
handicap. Day or night classes. Low
tuition. 22l Bond Bids 1404 New YORK
REAL ESTATE CoURsE-Learn the fun
damentals of real estate business as prac-
ticed today, in 10 lessons Of hours each.
New class starts Thursday. December g.
at pm sharp. Taught under supervision
of Marshall j. waple, realtor for 25 yrs.
Class limited, enroll early. Come in or
phone for full details and circular, You
may attend class of Dec without out, obi,
cation. Glasses meet IN sales room OF
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 14th ST NV DI 3346. S
Evening star., 1948-12-07
PERSONAL.

ATTENTION MEN!-For women who love
making, etc, give an Embroidery Shop gift
certificate this year. EMBROIDERY SHOP,
s27 11th st. NV Ma. 5549. 5
sasH sGT sdeFz say
s5S ToWN Eeai AND eoiH coUNTRY Tsh School formerly
boarding program; Sunday and weekday
tB Hrade dag
door,: hot lunches. Approved by Mary
ture mailed upon request. 94o1 Georgia
sYf vHfNNEsE sH lo11s 1D1ksEssMAkER, experienced:
tions and renairs, .children.s clothes. Call
GE. 1915 for appt., weekdays only, r.
VACANCY in licensed convalescent home;
doctors reference required; private rms,
lst a. nsxt bath. sH; 5663: -
PERMANENT Waves. s4; shampoo and
fngerwave. soc. No appointments All
work done by advanced students. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 g st.
CHRISTMAS PARTY ENTERTAINMENT
song and dance acts, musicians, comedy
acts. also magician and hypnotist enter
%szP9Ty 2 spnSes And Ds2sS
6ON'T DISCARD THAT DRESS OR SUIT
save, it and makes nothing too hard to
handle. Custom made, restylins and alter-
ations. LEA ENGEL, Dressmaker (orieinally
OF 5th ave, N W; centrally located In
Tel. Elk. 1903.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,
ATTICS FINISHED. remodeling, repairing
BRICK, BLOCK, CARPENTER WORK


ATTICS FINISHED: remodelins, repairing.
BRICK, 81 e 4 BLOCK, 1UHi Z; cARPENrER sf1 WORK
Steps, tiers lreplaces,. terraces and repair
work. Large or small jobs. EN- 1926.
BUILDING, remodelins, repairing, altera-
noToS tlo1s at price you can af1ord VIM, B;
cARPENTGR WoRk, re genl iw TepsiTs aago recr
p Pf;hs don ME EAWRENcE; RA s79S Ill ~,
ayS ssndns cesnhs pus ne Pss psr
ING coNTRAcToRs, INC. 1872 Wiscon-
sin ave. NO. 2215.
HOME iI9 E. REMoDELING; 1NH, additions; d atties,
t!Ie flooring SUBURBAN eoNsT. 'uSs. CO.
PARSGRifn Ps Si desi RUBsfR and fTss PAINT is tough
proof and durable Many beautiful colors.
Ideal for Easements recreation rooms. ga
crete. brick, wood and other surfaces
Apply 1t yourself. or We can arrange for
srt expert per 1g do for P3ons
Der: INC 1850 3Oth st. NV, Wash. I.
ROOF REPAIRs, painting. gutterins. snow
ssS5'' Ss3n'R5 I,ii% 'eSh fsSsEel
STORM WfNDoWs. DOORS Easement
FREE, REASONABLE ESTIMATES on all
phases Of home remodeling and improvine
low down payment and 36 months to pay
HYDALE CONTRACTORS. WA. SAB. IL
C. & II. SERVICE-Paintine paper hang.
ing, mrs. reinished; all types of work oul
specially; free estimates. CHAS. g. HARRY
EHRMANTRAUT. DE 0903 III
AN EXTRA BEDROOM or two are hiding
in your attic. Let GALENTINE-W WHIPS
co show you how it can be done. Free
estimates. UN. 434l. S
GUARANTEED HOME IMPROVEMENTS
We do papering, painting roofing, siding,
carpentry work, heating plumbing, cement
work, flreproofng, storm sash, insulation,
modernize kitchens. build additions and all
types of home remodeling. Call Mr..
Shifrin. FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO.,
9l5 New York ave. NV, MA. 74l6. S
ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS. work
with my crew and superintend the work,
holding the cost to minimum and give
you a better Job Job Ill, II its remodeing or
Restaurants and CLUBS given night atten-
ton. Telephone SH. 6S05 -l3
ASKEW'S HOME SERNICL-Paintine. pa
per hanging hoor sanding, and mvderniz-
ing bsmt. to roof; reasonable small down
payment, SO mos. to pay. OR. 1900.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
: MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHS., typewriters. caiculators.
sash once CO eauR 4, sTs kiHd top
ANTIoUEs--Elrniture. bric-a-brac, china.
sss Cash r4Fi pTces psd e..
ANTIQUES, bric-a-brac, china, silverware.
pSR% 81 aSNs}S kRSHrs$S%s sHSS MiiHsroAE' issS
home: m viii pay U''ti cash. ' We do moving, stor-
age. IA. 2937; after pm, GE. 1915.
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD of all de-
scriptions We remove books at our ex-
pense DISTRICT BOOK STORE 721
9th xIp s NV q. NE ixnss S99n movie sou,nusr, ali
BRENSER HisESsSffs pHoTo Go1S' CO J. a3s Pa ave NV:
pPf gear Esf pr1css pad for @.n
NV NV. Me. 3767. Open ewes viii cali.
DIAMONDS; old gold and silver; diamond no,s
RNhsT ER1shs7 aRd Bdsk eseaSs 1Sc Sf 's e paw
DIAMONDS. gold, platinum. teeth. diamond
watches. discarded tewelry bought; No
purchase too small TOO bq5 nrse. sasn naS
NEW YORK JEwELRY CO.. 719 7th st.
odd pieces. Also old glassware, china:
s',sS-' 8 yss1i s. lHs65P%ooDs' S ssh and u k SIS.
FURNITUREEHiehest cash prices for
household furniture. etc, WHY buy entire
Sesasa es nR hisSd 2sna U oF s.:
FuRN1ruRg-your entire household con-
iT9ES SuRN or FxcH sa DisSeS so 7e esss'' f ss5
GOLD-Bring your old gold, platinum.
teeth: discarded iewelry. We pay cash. A.
EMU ITS e ysa5s yshcokps r ss' i
must be reasonable: Hu, 7132
s5s ssr!2s aSu;s sy. Fass s. Sb 5qsk 5GsT Co. $40
Size: any sises any Condition; we'h psy
eass; e1aSos sIass sWIasSsN1TIED-coLoN1AI PIANO CO,
pays highest cash prices, Phone Ma; 4s7o
RANGE, cleo, used, apt. size. Call HI
for grand; splns., upg!snt. ss61
sse glago o,a3 2sol ,,.5s Gsorsia ave- AID. 1sss
RayD1oAwiIl RAE O. viz exchange % good crosley car
tspeRritsr. ts1eS r9l eifs' MR.. ER1tR. 81 ss1s or
Sci SCRAP IfIf iron, cast iron. So per 100 pounds:
delivered to our warehouse. Highest price
Dad ,ns for .sa fs scrap
ACE JUNK CO, 220 Georgia ave NV.
sG SCRAP lt'1iRo IRON, cast iron. g per ,,I.s LOO
pounds; delivered to our warehouse. Hisn.
house RAGS and auto batteries. II you
cannot deliver your aceumulationsi pieasSs
CO, 215 L ST. s.w.. DI. s001. .
SEWING MACHINES-We npy all tyneS'
eieating., 7ls 18th ST. NV. RE. 1900
sSToJ8s, RANGES. HEATERS. all kinds
and sizes ACME STOVE CO.. 1o11 TIN
st. NV. MA. s952.
CONTINUED on Next PassS
Evening star., 1948-12-07
IA THE EVENING STAR Washington, d. c.
7,
SITUATIONS WoMEN (cont. }

yator operator or maid in dress shop
GIRL, coiored, high school grad, wishes
sider other ofhce positions. MRS, WAGNER,
dA9 aa4a Ts ssd S 4 @ address ef sp sn
LADY. YOUNG. 90. Alb degree in psychol-
seeks sas pSDe lob in 5sted hes e6s, we ma
NURsE-GovERNEss. experienced, wishes
Gkh eGien eoU4sd S1s efEs s5s fsS Of cs any
flkzas Fl AZ ES5h GksE hospta
sEAMsTREss, eolored, quick service on on
sss5ssss for ph9ss sR fR fRd 451 E9[k
SECRETARY. yrs. exper preferably Sc.
siss5sR SsSo mG IA ss law oc.
sfeEz az sE sERvoE Sa tSpna eo l'sS Ss
tel sery addressing enyS; desk desk space aDai a0a
sTp2eaIs op2 81 ea1s CLERK sL sTe 81 in s
once work and handling Of accounts; little
typing, some knowledge Of bookkeeppi.ns,
H TYpiNG NC DONE AT HOME. accurately,
neatly; manuscripts, letters. etc copied;
confidential, reliable. RE. o645, Ext. sos.
IYP1NG TO DO At HoME-Envelopess or
Is S Business EsqSss pelo aed res
erences. Box 155-K Star. -
WOMAN, colored. wants work as maid in
hotel or " large gS,s office bds.' 10 yrs expert
WOMAN eoloLsd practical al. nursing 1n ,,rs and nd
or conyalescing patient. LU; OILS. p
or kitchen help, as waitress desires work
Ins york. HU: 55a2; ,o. sr,,,, ~
sst sesst refs. 70 Box a. soo.K OK STAN tapan'0n'
YOUNG WIDOW will care for children
during day, also some cooking; 5 or 6
day week; experienced: charge reasonable
MiDDLEeAGED white lady desires position
as housekeeper for widower; ref. furn. Box
CULTURED. refined and matured widow
wishes position as companion in refined
home or house mother in school. Box
ATTENTION. Florida hound families. Gov
eness: young experienced; dependable.
some college practical nursing experience;
references: available leave Florida inmedi-
ately would consider position lady's COM
panion). Phone LEoNoRA, Glebe 6642.
LET ME ADDRESS your Christmas cards
MRS GEO: E. LONG, 5000 18th st. NV.
iHoRoUGHLY rae EXP. SWITCHED. oPER.
fion MRS MOORE AT 46l7
Evening star., 1948-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS. 100 bass made to the
with accordions at double this price, light t
in WEIGHT Ses5: conv. terms. KIT
Mgs5G Go 34S st nS distributor o,
MERvHH HaR1HHeftsea conn XccoRPIoN School
aI"s AfGHAN An s4snnys ss nT ds2pn Go size 20 in
aDDING Al u, MAcHiNE@Eiiec.; subtract also
one small hand Sss machine' both in perfect
SDSisG sG9sifs? n4eH1sE = H. Burroughs 7l,n. in
ppbiNc pf5aiGs c0nSst9n MASH1Sf sfo M
new sis5. caf Ho. sS45 after $50
iSsSs5 S1sg po1Bs ERnssn FoDe
ADp1NG ADD ss0fshsG MScHfShs. INES ne DewSSlien Rem
easy sg0i terms: oa, repairs % trade-ns GOOD allow
ance CIRCrE. l112 14th st. NV D1. 1872.
ADDING MAcHINEs-Desk model hand
desk, Sio5; Burroughs, s-col;, ELECTRIC,
uN4rP 5f%DftS1 essy to ffsrs Lee sae ssS
way way . 20 Opposite drifnth, Consumers CO.,
R6i51sRR Ss aoe Medsl esi 1905 with Sc
I2ISs s!p pasoilse j, bR n cSbif sif
AsRfisuEsvan ,sRfsiu ~ saTa and angel ename.ed lax
g sS,q I pefiame; sl4S; : ls5p RsSPrs jewels sos
ANTrauEsxLoveseat sSf 81 as I Victorian diamond
tuftine, excellent condition, si50. cH.
ANTIQUES China clock. sa5: Mission
clock So; os5e chocolate SETS lamps diShes'
RANTiieSEs R,Sfi SE ai And FURNITURE refnished.
cleaned, polished and repaired; years OF
exper; satisfactory work guaranteed. Err
aNT1auE AMI Ihs AND5iRoNs. . prs. screen and
| 6racjdo cot odds and ends from IHE
t1GeS'oe oID oeeEoRoEToWN Or BRASS SHOP; very
sssaT s6 EsrS Esn0De Dehippendse 81 settee
elaborately carved and solid nah; low
single French bed with covered box springs
and hair mattress. Call CO. 2025, Ext
BABY CARRIAGE. strayer. eelapsible;
ESso Exe s6a5 neT''!fi or Tw. S5ls. eSes and sun
BABY slis CARRIAGE, $50, 1syear old. good
condition: Call NO. 4631, between 8
Easy sas cRaRRklAcEs sssSo @ ss4 q es; S s2ess !;,s
ssi1s ass, " s'1st Wstpreoi %ss- q
strolIers, gsifs 81 s5ss, s.. $s'es, Seas New ehil;
dstRs f4sR St furniture nW bu Gn!y s444 BERahRs si
BABIES, CRIBS: stEoIlsTs etc; for, for rent; It
delivered. BABYs BUTLER SERVICE so
Canal st; s;W Ex: 1870 att, ~
Slse s4ess ca Ali0 T% SSu1s 1soS steer Oed WIN s
BATHTGBs, built in, new, specis,,. s49;5o
New tanks and used bowls. So; SO PIPE PIPE.
basins toilets PEERLESS SALES CO..
sfsufY sia1 Ga sHop sE1 De EbREssERs Ess9 black and
chrome 3 shampoo bowls; hair dryers;
sssa Ssas. res'''ef' e''' N"' 0N'NNi %
Evening star., 1948-12-07
PERSONAL fcanf ]

LET Or. DELLA LEDENDECKER'S wonder.
ful hands rub your aches and pains away
3025 o st. NV. MI 1920
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME-24-houl
nursing care. Licensed by county and State
KiDDIE LAND NURSERY, kindergarten.
lunches transp. SH 1913. -7
Come see me for Buckwheat, Xmas Candy
fresh ground Peanut Butter. smoked
White Fish and hot sooked Hqminy oN4aH Man'
Stands 13, IA, 25, 26, Eastern Market
9TH and c SITS Sc, Ii. 5000. -l2
DRESSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS don't
expertly, quickly and reasonably; buttons
belts, buckles made; buttonholess MRS
RIDDLE, 2006 Florida ave. NV. Just one.
hall block east Of Connecticut ave. Tel
Dupont 2006. So
AT LITTLE FOLKS" NURSERY and kin.
dersarten. children, 2-6. are very happy
Your inquiry cordially invited. OV. .439
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments
eXper. SeamstresS ia 1881
Evening star., 1948-12-07
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont.

REPAIRS AND SERVICE tCont.I.
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING, rea-
1enabe ITi PRICES soN white mechanics. MA. @773
PAPERING, painting, plasterlns,, scrap
mercial painting and remodeling at night.
Free estimate. JACK TATE. EX. S57l,
PAPER HANGING speciality: immed
service; do own work. H. A. FOWLER; HI
PIANOS TUNED, s5; D G, suburbs: e5
SUNNTSGHAM' NE NE LA Ao3yi 9y & sa47 c.,,
has'EG ms patched or are renesai' val and psrti-
PHasrhRNG flIas mfHfs s spEcIALfYNew 9I yer and old
SSEt Sn rh: f5ss %esS SS small Tx o': so5 Rme so
PLUMBING AND HEATING. jobbing and
Tao%Ag SSssy AsmE ssssEs 1914 sPss'ty Rss
repla eements SAMUEL rsI Se;A z. BoYD i1ScS @
PLuMBiNG, HEATING, REPAIRS, remodel
REFRIGERAToRs, commercial domestic;
and belt driven I'M mGdels motors
ROOFING. air conditioning; heating. gut
ts5ing snd scouting. Call E. HEN
kSofFSG RS6fKS us sil 2ts tspes: no job too small.
repairs and new new roofs. SAMUEL c. BOYD
IA igsis 81 saAG2 eS ss s0s 9s
KoooFiNG REpAIRs, painting, cutters
CLEANED, replaced Free est prompt sse.rv serv
ROOF LEAK: Walls or cellar wet? All
leaks must stop or no charge. F. P.
RIGS AND FURNiTuRE expertly cleaned
psnt: tAGE sToRAGE 60; TR, ssoi. :.
All work guaranteed: RE ll77 UNITED
TYPEWRITER co. S13 l4th NV.
UPHOLSTERING AND SLIP COvERS-Foi
guaranteed workmanship 1o ana rsaSona5Ie ga 1hs
Sp 34sS ktNn LIT s. No aSs ss7s to
, TT. wide and ft long. Have your bllnos
method. WASHINGTON SHADE & AVN
INC - Co !, onGl l!tb St ny InJ pu $50. 800
you pay after l prove it by doing it; IPC
method WADDELL. IR. 1879.
neys. roofs. cutters, downspouts: expert
work, low prices; guar. NEVINS. LU. 2444
ORDER YOUR clear plastic furniture COW
ers now and protect them. For further
information. call GE. 0153.
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GENTLEMAN will drive
your car to Miami. Fla, around Dec. 9th.
References Leave message at TR. 1894
or TR. 9s95: ask for 1t. RICHMOND. -
RELIABLE MATURE MAN will drive or
help drive to Chicago, Milwaukee or near
by for ride this week Excel. ref.
MEIGHAN. EX. 5000. DI. 1922 7'
MIAMI. FLA.-Can take .; leave Friday
600, Ext 55q3. bet. 8 am and pm.
WOMEN driving to Washington State:
take , women or couple; leave Dec 10.
Box 31a-K, Star o.
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DOMESTIC.

HAVE PLENTY OF DAYWORK, women on
hand waiting for work. References. Laun-
dresses and cleaners. HO, 9427. am, to
WE HAVE FIRST CLASS CoLoRED help,
full or part time; also dayworkers. Call
AID 0639, PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES, 1858 Wallach pl. NV: 5
RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
ing for work. Cali Ho. 9427 from IN
to I'M -13
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

AMPLIFYING. PUBLIC ADDRESS systems,
recorders with a tapel, movie prolectors:
Also installation on all affairs, SOUND
EQUIPMENT CO, CO. 4445.
BABY FURNITURE, cribs, high chairs
play pens to rent; pickup and deliver.
Phone DU. 3444 p
REFRIGERaTORS. washing machines.
waxers. sun lamps, etc. DISTRICT ELEC-
TRIO WO 400. --l3
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BUSINESS SERVICES.

BOOKKEEPING and income tax service
rate. ia. 1867. -l2
and personal by
the Job. All work confidential Pick up and
delivery DE 62S6 10
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ADAMS TEACHERS, AGENCY has immed.
vacancies for qualified teachers: S240 to
$3.50 mo. Colorado Bldg, 14th and G.
TEMP. TYPIsT to S175 mo. Mail clerk
temp. s165 mo clerktypist 14l, to $40
vk; dr's asst, S45 wk.; need 200 apph-
csnts daily for interesting openings
FREE registration. See Miss Evans at
once. BOYDS, 700 IL St, cor. G. MA.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
RESERVATION CLERK

Exper receptionist-typist, DIR. ofice to $50
vk ; receptionist-clerk, little tipping, 81 so;
dental asst, S160 receptionist-clerk, n s.
grad, $50; PIX oper,. some typins, $3.50.
II interesting positions see Miss Evans
today. BOYD SERVICE, 700 18th ST., cor
q MA 0340
Evening star., 1948-12-07
RESERVATION CLERK

hESERV "A 1lON CIEnh
Start S17O transportation oficeS. Book
keepers to $50 wk Typists, several. 5000
mo. stenographers, several needed, S55.
See Miss Bell for all ONCE positions.
Boyd, 700 18th, MA. 2345
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MATH., GRAD, $500

4A1A IL, 14t3AA', Vc3S0o
s5t ssS stenos soeo s5oo soGS m raDF and mi IL 5EDs
@ssh GPy s3G sSS ?es'l ap sfats
teal type, S20s; pay roll rec. supv., $500
up.
MUTUAL, ITO G, MA. O954