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Milford chronicle., 1948-09-24

a. -4SabIeu TOT Bacon IN ninth.
b-Batted for Payne in fourth.
Score by innings:
Cambridge L 1000 O-S
Milford o OIL 8 0 O 2 2 x-13
Errors: BOdner 2, Ahearn, Perry,
BournOt Runs batted in: JablOn-
ski 2, Wade, Parker. Umstead,
Stramm 2, Malzone 8, Price 8,
Schmidt LautatO 2, Cawley. Two
base hits: Olsen, Malone, Cawley.
Stolen bases: Schmidt, Price. Left
on bases: Milford IL, Cambridge 9.
Base on balls: OF BOurnOt 6. Ba-
con s. Perry 6, Ahearn 2. Struck
out: BY Bacon 5, Perry g, Ahearn
8, BournOt 5. Hits: OF BOurnot, z
in 8 rs innings; off Payne. 2 in 1-S:
of Bacon, 6 in 4 2-3: off Ahearn, /
in 5; off Perry, 8 in 8 2-S. Wild pit
ches: BOurnOt 2, Payne. Winning
pitcher: Ahearn. Losing pitcher:
Bacon. Time Of game: 1880.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-24
Reese Jester Heads
Local Legion Post
(eontinuod from nrgi DargJ

II was voted by the members of
the post that John LOngbOtham be
made an Honorary Commander,
with an endorsement by the. Dis
trict Commander George Collins.
and Dept Commander Charlie
BurrOus, Jr. Nor his outstanding
work last year in membership and
various other committee works.
A committee was chosen consist
ing Of three men namely, Bill
Goodrich, John LOngbOtham and
Henry Orkin to meet with the La
dies Auxiliary Chairman, Mrs.
George Collins, Mrs. Reese Jester
and Mrs. Florence Gibson, to make
plans for a joint installation of
officers from American Legion Post
and their Auxiliary.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-24
MILFORD

a-Patted for Bacon in ninth.
b-Batted for Payne in fourth.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-24
Rcd Sox Win Shore
League Finals
- iEom aEst 80

Cambridge took a 10 lead in the
first inning, but the Red Sox came
back to knot the count with a run
ln the third. Cambridge then put
together i've bases on balls, three
hits and wild pitch to move ahead
SCI in the fourth.
The victory gave the Red Sox its
1rst league play-Off championship
and possession Of the Presidents
Cup.
The box score:
Evening star., 1948-06-19
.ZIu A4x 1avx1a Il Ar1< mn
h6>~%~ z1~ f<zv y

flourish prodgos the green bay
groupings, designed for modern living demonstrate
ably how sno you might 948 fobis and furniture with period
oknqthe o and textures Reod the
metallic threods Scolononore
covering exured plastic wallpaper entire woI
Of mir in ceiinghig window OF oIvred glass
Studios distinctive window
thot live the OF the versatile
little tobe blond and locqered ore grouped
lift they scheme when you eon move eorpeue
boybeY "Bomble Whether your
Modern Tempo Gallery makes more run
furnish and Find it Sixth fooL lin o"ee' soe'
Evening star., 1948-06-19

The curvino sectional SOTO by Heritage, shown
in foreground Of our lorge photograph, moy be
covered in your wde wide choice Of manufacturers
fobrcs. Corner piece in-the muslin $lz1;
covered, $I27so to $240.9o. Small center
piece n-the muslin, 500; covered. $104 to $l8S
Large curved center piece in the muslin $z5o;
covered $240.40 to $365.20
Blond mahogany tobIes with clever mechanism
thot raises their glass tops for dustne :.
beverage size $45; end tobIe, $50; lamp toble,
S44; coffee tobIe $4s5o; corner table, $50.
Green Iocquered square coffee tobIe, $zI.
From group Of modern tempo tables, SO to $'os
The beautiful broodIoom, JONES Lees g Sons
Compony's boybery eroy "BronbIe" tine wool
yarns in restfu textured weave Square yard, $l475
w&l,Modem Tempo Galleries and F100r'0'ernss Sixth
Floor
RELY proetieoI posterpt Convenient deferred payments
Be arranged purchases OF SIS OF ors
Evening star., 1948-06-19

<. a ra ..e . -a
$50 ar7s a -
.~s - ssesznss
, 1948-03-13
U.N. PROGRAM.

N. aid on particular problems
In another part of the pro-
gram, more than 100 persons
from IL countries are observ-
ing the work of various social
welfare agencies in the Unit
ed States, Canada and Europe
under a U.N. fellowship pro-
gram. Most of the fellows are
studying care of children and
the aged, rehabilitation of the
physically handicapped, social
insurance systems and social
welfare administration.
, 1948-03-13
Western Cor. Bored
From MdzurYk's
Funerul

Western newsmen were bar
red from the funeral of the
Foreign Minister of
Czecho- Slovakia, Jan Maza-
Hryk, who committed suicide
several days ago. Over two
hundred thousand mourners
lined the route. President
.Eduard Benes, who had made
no public appearance since
the communist coupe, attended
the funeral ceremony.
Russian newspapers charg-
that Mazaryk's death was
due to dependency over the
many letters Of ridicule re-
ceived from his friends in the
western countries for partici-
pating in the present govern
ment.
, 1948-03-13
Chile Files Charges
Against Soviet With
United Nations

Charges were filed with the
United Nations Security Coun
ell by the Chilean delegate,
that Russia engineered the
communist coupe in Czecho-
Slovakia. This is similar to
the charge made by the Czech
delegate, and which was re-
jected by Secretary-G General
Trygvie Lie because, he ruled,
it was not from a government
but from an individual.
On Wednesday Afternoon
next, the Council will take up
the matter. The veto does not
apply in this body. The inves-
tigation, if decided upon, may
be a broad one, a report said.
It must decide whether the
coupe is part of a Soviet plan.
, 1948-03-13
LEGISLATORS.

dicitis, for which he was opera
ted upon the night before.
Present at the meeting also
were Acting Governor Morris
de Castro, Administrator Tay-
Tor and Administrative Assis-
tant Fabio. Mr.. HTIarrigan, as
chairman of the Legislative
presided.
, 1948-03-13
-NNoUNcEMENT

The Republican Party Of
the Virgin Islands will hold
a meeting in the office Of At
torney William Moorhead in
Christiansted on Monday night
February Is, at $50.
All members are cordially
invited.
ROY P. GORDON
Pres, v. I. Republican Club
, 1948-03-13


ton thereon" by Ottley and
Moorhead, an Act ITO provide
for reciprocity for automobile
operators licenses within the
Virgin Islands, Gordon and
Neazer and an Act to amend
the Merit System Law.
It was decided to leave the
bill to provide for a single
Department Of Public Safety
for the Virgin Islands off the
Iagenda. The date of April 10.
has been agreed on for the
opening Of the session.
, 1948-03-13
JoHANsEN.


wished TO see one in operation
before he pass away. When he
witnessed the new on INSTALL
ed for the Avis. his first COM
mont was and now Lord LET
thy servant depart in peace.
Funeral services was con-
Quoted from the Lutheran
Church at 4:30. He is survived
by his. brother. William two
nephews William and Ludwig.
and a niece. Thyra.
Evening star., 1948-05-04
HELP DoMEsTIc Cont

HOUSEKEEPER-C COOK, white for 2 adults
BOY q; live in, NV. section, salary. Cal
HoUSEKEEpER FOR PRIEST. NV. wash
ington, either white or colored, live in,
doing general housekeeping. buying and
cooking breakfast and dinner only; super
wise laundreSs, Wed. and Sun. afternoons
of. Please give refs. and salary expected
LAUNDREss, colored chiidrens home;
not strenuous. Box 2s5z, Star. 4
MAID, live in; for g.hw. and cooking; 2
liberty time. s35; local references and
health certificate required. EN-. s142
MAID, colored, experienced. for cooking
a ana s,h.w;; No must have city references, good
MAID-Mon. through Friday mornings
care children and housework; bIks. from
N9Ith FairlinRton bus. Call OK. .2307.
MAID, live in; assist mother with g.hw
MAID, settled, a5 to 40, live in, capable
of care of children, no laundry light
duties; 2 day Wed, of. every sunday
after early breakfast salary. s26; city
MAID, CIV live In; sos mo. rm. ls and
MAID-LAUNDRESS. days, S2b per week
Monday; MOI s,;rd Tuesday tn from TO 5: THURSDAY
Telephone OR. O974 5
WOMAN, colored. to cook breakfast q DAYS
week in lge. boarding house: must cook
work, good pay and pleasant surroundings
H0. S76! 1927 10th st. NV. g
ROOM AND BOARD to reliable colored
woman in exchange for days housework
CAPABLE WOMAN for ghw and cooking
i've IN, refs, S25. ia. 1884.
Evening star., 1948-05-04
PERSONAL.

ENJOY SUMMER sPoRTs-Bay fishing
riding blking, tennis. swimming, hiking,
m10T trips Of cards gosd dfbnGng If 20
FOR FUN CLUB, le12 10Th st. NV, DE.
S6NG. S6o9. ! wR,TrIs e 2 Pm. vo,- sou -.
JESSE GGNTHER sTUD1os. CO. 1922.
YOUR WINTER GARMENTS are in your
way beginning now and every day. You
cant be gay-tor weaving you Will have
sense you'd better obey. Don't delay!
Store them with us right away. It will
ExeUs9a aayf DYE zh1% WoRS n spcHA f,sP1y
FEkM2SESSr issnSS i wAvIs aaa 81 T. shampoo sn and
.oEs says zoe No Al
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. Is1o G st
DENTAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RICE
Prompt service on dental plate repairs
SGTEkAT1oNs sGi h 8 sv on .th =. faa ade "a s7
ONE oSh WOMAN 5o!a 4 Tells ELI sSoTHER abou, our
9 N .Nn .dNTnsSmaklnS restylns and sltera
nursing 3s sE eaFf 4ass opposite Walter Reed HoSp
tions nothing too complicated to handle
SS9Igmbia Theater, lei. Ex; 1908 RIM 80
looms made from your old rugs and Cloth
Ing. Phone for appointment. GE. S055.
SING, PLAY OR SPEAK. a record tells
copying. SOUND STUDIOS, RE. 1884 81
ACCOUNTANTS, expert; books opened
ke; kepf; taxes; MR uEW1Ts6s Parrsims; reas Call oL
LET DR.. DELLA LEDENDECKER'S wonder
full hands rub your aches and pains away
/ 3O25 o st. NV, MI. 1120.
MEETING to organize washington Sons
! Writers Club. Wednesday night, May 5
| at pm. at 1906 Goth st. NV. ,neai
Connecticut ave. and @ ST.. In lecture
room All interested composers and lvrit
writer's. both professional and amateur
are invited 10 attend this important meet
Ing. Call co. 4S03 -
{ GARNET BATHS. reducing: gentlemen
only. WILLIAMS. formerly opposite May
flower. Hours. 6 TO Q pm. Gil. 6172. 4
Evening star., 1948-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie outfit; !argest selection of cam
Range finders, films, color Aims. photo
papers; chemicals photo. books and l,5o0
PHOTO Co, a$} Pau Pa. awe ave' na SNNHop5. Sopp.
Justice Deptl Catalogue free. RE. 2434.
ADDING MACHs.. New Corona, Allen.
5se sa rsde na ren repsfs
day: co. 4625: week, DI. 1872. 1112
ADDING MACHINES. new and rebuilt, all
sS ssth AMER AMERICAN TYPGWRTTER
to & including Saturday.
AFGHAN. crocheted, brand-new variesated
shades OF rose: highest price. los bth
AIR R-CoNDITIoNING UNITS. all sizes:
new Philcos and Carriers. used Philcos,
Carriers. Chryslers. Frigidaires. etc. guar
sss sss7 spresoeaf9g goaNsoN Prlsss eo ,1se Cen Re
AIR R-coNDiTIoSiNG0AAlo W types ss'se air and
water cooled. window and noor type: peri:
We have for immediate. delivery the is4s
York Air-Conditioner. 3. hp. to h,p;
s:sESs nS Rs''s'n eo G 81 sa5 |'sG; s6d
ANTIoUES-choice collection, at the Sign
Of the Black Bull" Laytonsville, Nd 8
laid and ornamented rosewood with satin
Woou interiors, eHceLent Ior radlo com :
bination, records and cellarette, SS5; 2
Empire upholstered mahogany reception
chairs, ramshead decorations, $50 ca. AID.
1144. 1851 Conn. NV.
ANTIQUES, collectors items. KAY SHOP,
.1713 K st. NV. -s
ANTIQUES-Dropleaf table, light walnut:
beaut. desk, chest of drawers, pine wall
cabinet with shelves and drawers miscel.
CO. 2177. 4
ANTIQUES-The finest assortment of
demitasses in the city. KAY SHOP. 1913
K st. NV. -S
ANTIQUES-Miniature silver. KAY SHOP,
ANTIQUE WASH STAND. marble top, back
and sides. Call TIE. 1878 Sun or after
g pm. weekdays. =
AWNINGS and Venetian blinds. quick de-
ACME AWNING IL BLIND CO. 224e
9th st. NV
BABY CARRIAGE ~: hish chair. -;
cnllspsihle walker, 81: pots and pans, kit
utensils, s6; chest. 81; typins table, Sc
RE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-05-04
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert books started, KEPT
part time, tax returns prepared, state.
mepts; sudits: reasonable. OR 2074
ARCHiTEST, craftsman, designer. regis.
man Phone Dupont 3747. 8.
tBRi,CkLAYERs BRICK want work 70 contract
sR1ckWoRK i4sT PSoRs w Ssntsa ss contract have
pairing. ARTHUR WATSON, 7bis Blain,
s. ne, Washington 10. D. c.
MAN, colored, desires job as cook refs
exper.; prefer work in restaurant OF
sAIS1H1 Sb sf5o5sa sa54 4s1Dsr wishes Jobs
PIN TABLE and phonoRraph service man
available; 10 years experience on ali
types phonograph phs. pin table, one bali
arcaoe equlpment and ref1nishing; salary
open Write Box 2O4-V, Star. A.
SALESMAN, now employed, hardware and
newspaper background. available for posi-
tlon. washington area, with earning possi-
6l!ltles $1,000 up; will travel If necessary;
80 years old. good appearance pleasant
PRersonsllty' RaT For complete history. address
TRUCK DRIVER, with own truck. wants
full or part time employment; sober, re-
iiabie excel. references. HO. COOS bet.
9 93O-5 80. "a
VETERAN. white. desires Job as chauffeur
gle' free to travel, age 20 honest and re
YOUNG vETERAN, ri spray az painier Mn ''aS e1pe
flenced on metal and wood, desires good
paying position by Job or contract GE.
RETIRED GOVT. WORKER. nondrinker,
nonsmoker. desires work not too strenuous
nlght clerk, desk. telephone or dispatcher;
GrlFe II necessary: D. c. and Va permits
go objection to night work. Box 3l3-Y,
Evening star., 1948-05-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. desires daywork 5-day wk., Mon
day through Friday, good refs Phone
GIRL, colored, wants regular work. DAYS
work or part time. Good references. Call
GIRL. colored wants DAYS work, any
kind Call TR. 7a65. q.
TnS GIRL eo9lored; wishes gh.w. for Mon,
GIRL. colored, desires work as maid;
no cooking: sleep out. DE O46S
GIRL. eXper., wants part-time work: refs
M MILLER, 3"9 Kentucky ave. Sc. FIR
GIRL. colored neat. wants Job as
mother's helper; refs. NO 6"71.
GIRL, colored. desires part-time shw
DU. S92S Tuesday
GIRL, colored neat, wants permanent Job
with nice family. With good character
GIRL, colored. reliable. desires part-time
lo6 N mornlnR: good refs. LU. 6S73. =
regular work; good references. HO. s6ll
LAUNDRESS, colored experienced desires
? days laundry work only; steady. DI
MORNING WORK cleaning wanted; col
ored. Call AID. 7@3l
WOMAN, young, son age s. desires genera
housework. live in. Rockville 1894. -
WOMAN. colored. age 80. wants good
steady Job live in good cook from Va.
ing, part time; exper DI 1925
WOMAN, colored. settled desires work !
days week: fond of children. Ii 66I
Evening star., 1948-05-04
HELP DOMESTIC.

CoOK-G H.W.-S.s wk. 1--we in, refer
ence' tond of children Wisconsin 7s4s.
COOK K-GH.w., must live in; Upstairs room
and bath; fond of children; $50 wk. Gil.
1896 5
COOK exper; do not ap-
ply unless YOU have excel recent city
refs, . in family, $40 wk.; every Thursday
off and every other Sunday. Call in
person bet. and am. 1901 Harrison
Co0k-HoUSEMAN. eXper.; do not apply
:. in family; $40 wk every Thursday
of. and every other Sunday Call in per
son bet $ and q g m. 1901 Harrison st
nv No phone calls IS
III ". for family Of s 1st-f. rm. and
bath; school children; heavy laundry
z days per wk., 500 per mo. Call WI
GHW.-CooK. live in: settled; fond OF
ehtIaFen eTanfss wp 1pstairs room So wk. ref
GHW.: COOK, i've in: settled: fond ol
sRsIass srenoes wo SeS'aas 44a4 room So week ref
G,H.W, no cooking no heavy laundry. 5ls.
day week, 1915. Bendix, Sl5 wk. RA 0156
CHI w. in small apt, light laundry, auto
matte washer; must be fond of children
local references; 81" SO wk. 81. 2993. It
children; 5l2-day wk: salary, S27 so
must have local references. Silver Spring
GIRL, colored, sh.w. and help with /:
children in Bethesda. Md 6-day week
$40 to s: health card. refs; Scs vk
HOusEKEEPER, white or eolored. shv
fond of children. live In or out s's-de!
week stay : pishts. local reference. S25
Box 1891. star. -6
Evening star., 1948-05-04
PERSONAL tcont.)

THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME' for me
must must pc Interpreted to read Home no
bedroom. unfurnished apartment for my
wife and I In return we offer you back
grounds Of good repute, sentlemaniy and
ued fne neighborliness AT. O263. -
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
Weak hsaFt aF9 pans nhes ds
nervousness piles, colds. flu or other all
ments.- Also relief from aching, swollen
beneft Lady naturopath, 20 years ex-
perience. SH, 26S5.
ALTERATIONS. dressmaking done quickly,
expertly. reasonably; 24-hr. service on but
tailors. 1924 Goth st. W, DU. 1888. 4.
GHOST WRITING, by experts, of speeches
ea oo9ff Tep1Ts6 s66 letters OF application etc
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE CAMP assures
your child Of wonderful, neyer-to-bs-for-
pony riding, swimming. creative srts and
crafts. music, archery; boxing: separate
dv oUsS hos
ture mailed upon req. RUTH PARSONS,
DiGfctoI; PIT oeE; atol s.Su, Ga ave: NV sHl674
open in Wash. under name Americana
Galleries. Adore JAsMER, 4I8 9th
BACK OF OUR METHOD to dissolve spots
with chemicals. stand years of chemistry
ana wears OF practical work in quality dry
cleaning plants. Bring US your spots
ExQUISITE-THE DYE WORK SPECIAL
lST, corner Ga. and N. H, GE. 9777.
EFFECTIVE WRITING, ghost writing
rewriting and editing for individuals, or
ganlZation. commercial. profeSSinal, well
| fare, radio. cause" etc; specialist in
the written word Suite 3O4, 1747 K St
n W, EX. 0634 q
want better than average cleaning Try
our custom work. We have a pleasant
surprise for you. NEEDLECRAFT SERVICE
SHOPS; 3 stores. 1869 Columbia I'd NV
$40 18th ST. NV: 113l King St. Alex. Va
CHILDREN's DANCING CLASSES In tap.
acrobatic, ballet; Saturday afternoon, . to
pm. LOU LANGLOTZ STUDIO, 1905
goth st. NV. HO 1890. 8.
AGED AND INVALID given excel care and
diet IN nurses own lovely home; refs
LOVELY. QUIET SUBURBAN HOME has
rm. for elderly lady or cple.; no hospital
or institutional atmosphere. excel food.
Evening star., 1948-05-04
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
BoYps, 700 18th Ma. 2340. ::

s0YDs, 100 I2th Ma; 234o. ;,
bsteY saboa ans oae handles h
Colorado Building, 14th and G. RE. 1898.
TfPlsTs to 81 IS mo-; typist. PIX opera
tor, ne. $1,000 wk.; practical nurse, live
clerk-typ!st,- Sl65 mo; tel. operator-typ-
ist, to S165 mo. Hundreds of openings
Est l6 yrs Thousands have been placed
Miss knight. Inquire PERSONNEL sERV-
ICE. 1911 G st. NV. Ma 2116.
EXCEPTIONAL POSITIONS f)-sec'y law
once $3.50 mo; advertising exec secy..
VIZ typlsts '2SI, to $40 wk.; dictaphone
operators, excep: office. S45; typist. ins.
Once 3 day. $50 mo; steno.. real estate
otflce, $50 wk.: travel bureau stenog., S45
wk business club stenog.. S45 wk, and
assoc stenos start $50 vk. For interest
Mss Bo0d peat Visit Nth Mp US As5 for
Re 2S2S. 9l3 5th st. NV. near Eve St
sTENoG s!35 .m). under 30, real flu
sqre; .f FoBP EMPL. EMP SERVICE, sl3 18th
CRAFTSMEN. SIS wk. up-Exper., civil
eng, land surveying, typographical
craftsman. part time, radio and electronics
enSineer, degree; yrs. exper, to $3.50 mo
technician, grad. medical tech 8 See Miss
Morgan or Miss Day tNA. 2I16) PER
soNNEL SERVICE, 1871 G st NV, next
new ADDREss.Ro BOYD SCHOOL OF
COMMERCE, BOYD SCHOOL OF AC-
COUNTING, BOYD EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE, 5 floors, over Zlotnck s. the furrier
cor. 9TH and G NV, 700 10Th st. NV
MA 233S
WAR LEGION SECY-Must be eligible
for membership: start $500 up; excep-
tional future. Spanish stenog, Am born,
legation. 500. Lesal secy., radio law.
$3.50. Temp. openings daily; top salaries
Oldest emp. service in D. c.: est 30 yrs
Visit BOYD'S today; see Miss Lee or
Miss White. Note new address BOYD'S.
700 18th, Ma. 233S, floors over zlot-
nicES 10Th
Evening star., 1948-05-04
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BABY, BABY SITTER-Reliable white woman
MISS ss WALKER xxx Ry GO R9uT sa64 DAY or evenings
o0LoRED GIRL desires job as ma i'd in an
On once or store. Have good references. Call
COMPANION Ink. small adult family
with seml-invalid or elderly person; ex-
psf,enssd pRE sM.xIN9 B9x 3os-Y. Star.
IONS eve. gowns specially; ress MISS
BERT 1880 Irving st. NV. Apt. 4. AID,
FASHION ARTIST desires position as as
sEa siStant In studio or agency; good refer
FILTER AND sEAMTREss, experienced IN
~ ax typss yyp1ss Of work, desires employment.
GIRL. color.d. desires Job as typist
sw,iitcihooaId or elevator operator; exp;
GIRL, colored, wants part-tlme Job or days
work. Call AT. 1854 after 9 am.
GIRL, colored. neat. wishes position as
crnsameermaid' rs waitress. invalid care: refs
GIRL. for mothers helper, care for chill
dren qss after sehool' vic. Westmorelsnd Hills
GIRL, colored, desires work as waitress,
or doctors of1ce; mimeograph exper .;
nurses school, we'll exper. HO 722l.
GRADUATE practical nurse, free now for
private nv cases Call Columbia SOLO. a.
HOUSEKEEPER. white. refined wants Iiebt
duties. small salary. Box Billy. Star.
NEEDLEPoINTs expertly finished; hens
altered; FIR 1876; near Sup Court. s.
NURSE. Al, capable, kind. reasonable.
NURSE -GovERNESs. live in; permanent,
health card. AT s6O4
NURSE-GoVERNESS, experienced. wishes
position with children; refs. Chestnut
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. graduate
hospital and private exper,; excellent ref
ST. 1887
PRACTICAL NURSE desires work. day OF
night duty or DAYS work. DE 2691
PRACTICAL NURSES available: trained
graduates: day or night duty: reasonable
rates DI 1884. MISS BEE, weekdays only
TfPlNG. shorthand, English French trans.
lationS at home, or part time; exper
secy. MI. 0lG2, 10-1 or after o m
WOMAN. white. settled wishes position as
housekeeper IN refined home; best refs
WOMAN, white, middle age, exper. desires
| position caring for or children. Live
in prefer: nearby Md, or D. C. WA 450a
Evening star., 1948-05-04
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

JEWELRY STORE, well located. modern
nxtures. So 5000 lease, established; mr.. movie;
other business elsewhere. No agents. BOX
PRICED FOR QUICK sALE-Dressmafins
pietely equipped. Phone overlook' oSsrsos' aas4; sS
Sqa SRocERY s s4oKE TE 1so,o4sG 91s3 tr,d oc..
Kalorama rd); repossessed by local bank
equipped and stocked: rent. $50 month; d
year lease; next to large school; busy sec
sell this week; will accept best offer; real
opportunity for some one TO start their own
sa 09S Ros' g. H1ANpR fSEi SI5 heP i
Rppts, I4l .S Pa. AYE aye M MA, NA. 9743. >
nep near 10Th and SITS. ne: average
$500 daily good bar trade: rent $500 with
g rms. above: good lease; new television:
owner in other type business, must sell; will
accept $500 cash down payment from ex-
perlenced party, balance payable monthly.
BOB HOLLANDER. exclusive broker, Oc-
cidental Hotel, 14l1 Penna ave. NV, Ma.
SHADE AND AWNING SHOP. salesroom on
main highway; priced to sell this week.
Don't miss mis- ibis this opportunity. Mrs; Yeo,
mans mans; WI 0s3s. MYRTLE A. WEADoN
KooMiNG HOUSE, mr.. 14th and Columbia
rd.-5 light housekeeping apts.. above
$50 per mo, besides owners apt; lease
uon. bargain at $4,000; 5000 cash,
REAL ESTATE CO. at re. o5f4. Ell a -9
DEATH OF OWNER necessitates sale of
entire stock OF mems clothes and luggage
MA, 1915 Ewes, EN- 3473. %
DELICATFSSEN. 14th st, NV; colored
trade; 81 600 weekly; illness forces Imme-
diate sale; priced accordingly. Call till
DI. 650I. AUERBACH d CO, 1424 K
ST NV. suite 400. a
TRUSTEES SALE-Small srocery-de
lessen; fully equipped, 4-room apt; imme-
diately available; lease; will sacrifice for
$500. Immediate sale solicited Call
iii @ D1 65Ol, AUERBACH & CO,
14.4 st NV, suite 400 Il
GROCERIES, MEATS-Fine DGS, north
west neighborhood store; $3.50 weekly;
without beer; 4-room apt; transfer lease.
Priced to sell. Call till 8. DI. 6501.
AUERBACH & CO.. 1924 K st. NV, suite
4. d M. CORN CHIP MACHINE. new, COM
plete with cooker. conveyors screeners and
all-electric equipment; priced less than
"a original cost. Call MR.. GREEN, OR.
GROCERY in sw.. colored trade. doing
good; with living quarters. Reasonable
price. Leaving city. EX. 96a7, z.
DTNETTE - Luxurious modern dinette,
stainless steel interior and exterior, fully
equipped, seating 1o excellent for single
or chain operation; for detail inform tion
DINING CAR co, at Georgian Hotel, 1sl
G st. NV. WASHINGTON DC. "