davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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and green.
/ 9xl5. Was S2s.s5. Now $19.s5
/ 4.6x7.6. Were $10.95. Now,
3 36x63. Were $495. Now -S2.45
7 27x54. Were $395. Now S1.95
8 27x54. Were 1910. Now Sl.95
Chinese Sea Gross,
Woven Design
IS 9x12. Were $22.95. Now -S15.s5
7 ex15. Were $2750. Now - $1S.S5
l 8x10. Was s17.50. Now --$12.50
5 4x7. Were $5.95. Now $3.95
Bosketweove Fibre Rug and
Woven Design
10 8x10. Were $685. Now -$11.95
10 6x9. Were $10.95. Now,
$685.
l 6x9. Was $1430. Now S7.95
2 6x9. Were $1195. Now --$7.95
W&L-Rugs, Sixth Floor
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Women's Hats,
s2.25

>Were S3.95 TO sI0.95
"a Felt hats with yelling and
ribbon trim in black, brown,
purple, navy, gray and
pastels.
2S Straw Hats with veilire, rib
bon and flower trim. White, nat
ural, black. Were 1926 to $5.95.
Now $2.25
Flower trimmed Black Velvet
Bands. Were IS. Now $2.25
W&L-Millinery, Third Floor
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Misses Dresses and
Suits Reduced

Misses Wool Suits, some
rayon taffera suits. Black,
navy, q few beige. Sizes 10
to 16.
., were S35 to $4e.75. Now $22.25
6, were $5s.75 to $7o.75. Now
S33.75
3, were $7s.75. Now $44.50
6, were sos to $3.50. Now $3.50
Maternity Dresses
A group of rayon crepe ma
ternity dresses in black,
brown, green. Sizes 10 to 18.
5. were sl3.e5 to $22 95. Now S5.75
ls, were $13s5 to $2s.75. Now
1913
Royon Crepe Dresses
A group of misses rayOn
crepe dresses including dark
prints and solid color black
and navy. One-and-two-
piece styles. Sizes 10 to 18.
I. were $39.75. Now$16.50
%, were $39.75 to S89.75. Now
$3.50
1, were $45. Now --S3S.75
5, were $59.75. Now
&, were S69.7 Now S52.25
:, were sss75 to tl35. Now
$3.50
w&L-Misses' Dresses,
Third Floor
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Radios, Photographs and Combi-
nations, Floor Somples-Reduced

/ Fisher Combination with noise
suppressor and volume expander.
Was $1,419. Now $946
l London Gramophone. Was
$l,495. Now $747.50
1 Metal Television Stand, wrought
iron. Was $21.95. Now $11.95
l Blond Maple Record Stand.
Was $24.05. Now $12.45
/ Wilcox Gay Recordio, mahog-
any. Was $325. Now $162.50
W&L-Radio and Television Gale
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Coeoo Fibre Rugs,
PIoid Design
7 3x6. Were $4.95. Now --S1.So
IL Axe. Were $7.95. Now $2.5o
7 6xs. Were $14.75. Now S5.sS
4 9x12. Were $29.95. Now.
$19.95
! 9xl2 imported sisal woven de-
sign, woven self-tone pattern.
Was $49.95. Now ------$34.5o
l sxl2 India Drugget, beige back
ground. Was $74.50. Now,
$3.50
9xl0 blue and natural rush
block rug. Was $3.50. Now.
SIS
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Women's
Shoes, $4.85

We're SI195 to s2295
100 Pairs in discon-
tinued styles and
broken sizes. Calf
pumps with medium
and high heels, black
and brown. Also brown
calf casuals and OK
fordS.
so Pairs White and Brown
and-White Shoes including
white kid ties, white doe
skin pumps and brown
and-White doeskin specta-
tor pumps, calf trimmed.
Medium and high heels.
Were $11.95 to $22.95.
Now ---$8. $8.85
236 Pairs White and
Brown and White Shoes
including pumps and ties
with high and medium
heels. Calf, kid and doe
skin. Were $11.95 to $20.95.
Now ----$ $5.S5
Not All Sizes in All Styles,
But a Good Size Range in
Each Group.
W&L-Women's Shoes,
Second Floor.
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Record Albums and
Musical Equipment
Reduced
Record Albums

NSSSHe FNtSA"~
3 Charlie Christian Memorial
Albums. Were sl95. Now,
SOC
2 Albums, etudes. Were $3.50.
5 Albums, Chansons Franchises.
Were $i65. Now ------5oc
. Albums, Monchito Plays The
Rumba. Were SOC. Now ---25c
2 Albums, Johnnie Guarnieri.
Were 81. Now --------- SOC
IS Children's Albums, Seven
at . blow" Were 81. Now.
Soc
. Record Cases. Were $3.50.
50 Empty Albums. Were 75c.
Now IVo
ChiId's Wind-up Phonograph.
Was s9.95. Now --- S2.Ss
2 Guitar Microphones. Were s2l.
Now --- S7.o0
Z Guitar Microphones. Were SIG.
Now -
. Guitar Microphones. Were
t27 50. Now ------- $S.75
1 Gretsch synchromatic Guitar,
without case. Was $3.50. Now.
$3.50
W&I-Records, Fourth Floog
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Television Tables. Were $l7.95.
Now 1885
l Television Lens. Was $35.
Now -S17.5O
l Philco Radio and Phonograph
Combination, blonde mahogany.
Was $139.95. Now .--- S57.95
/ Philco Radio and Phonograph
Combination, FIN and AM. Was
S329.50. Now w---$ $197
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Girls Cotton
BIouses, $3.50
a,s. . ,,..,a3...s. sz,s1,,e =
Wer,e,' 1880

50 Girls Cotton Blouses with
Peter Pan collars, tucked
trim. White only. Sizes !
to IA.
so Cotton Print Halters. Assorted
colors. Were 75c to 81. Now, 45c
40 Girls Coats and Suits, spring
weight, assorted pastels. Sizes
to IA. Were $13.95 and $1695.
Now $8.95 and $11.95
W&L-Girls' Apparel,
Fourth Floor.
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BIouses, s4.75
Were H.95 to SIO.95

4S Blouses in q group that
includes cottons and rayons,
classic and jewel-neckline
styles, long and short sleeves.
White, pink, aqua, maize,
blue. Sizes 30 to 80.
80 Rayon Crepe Blouses, classic,
jewel and surplice necklines, long
and short sleeves. White, beige,
green, navy. Were 1895 to $14s5.
40 Rayon Sheer and Rayon Crepe
Blouses, jabot and mandarin
necklines. Short sleeves. White,
pink, aqua. maize. Sizes 81 to
80. Were $1o.s5. Now----S7.75
50 Classic Shirts, ,~rayon with
tucked front. White, pink, maize,
aqua. Sizes IL to 20. Were
S12.95. Now $S.75
W&L-Blouses, Third Floor.
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Fur Goats Greatly Reduced

White Mouton Lamb Coats, sizes ii to II. Were
White Mouton Lamb Coats with hoods. Sizes II and
IT. Were $3.50. Now $50
Now S72
l Gray-Dyed Indian Lamb Coat Size Is. Was 1894.
NOW ------------------------SoA
1 White South American Processed Lamb Jacket size
a. Was 5000. Now S270
Lynx yed Wolf Jacket size A. Was $3.50. Now S72
Silver Blue Fox Jacket, size 18. Was 1894 Now 1854
Silver Fox Bolero Jacket, size 16. Was $540 Now 1924
l Mink-Dyed Kolinsky Scarf skins Was $120. Now,
Natural Ranch Mink Scarf skins Was $120. Now,
Mink Dyed Kolinsky Scarf, skins. Was $l1520 Now,
$86.40
Price includes 209s tax
WssL-The Salon. Third Floor
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Walnut Room
Formal Fashions
Reduced

A group of formal gowns In
printed rayon chiffons, mar
quisettes, and crepes. A
number of styles and color
combinations. Misses sizes.
7, were $1695. Now 1918
s. were s22.s5 to $45. Now s14.5o
8, were s39.75. Now-----s16.5o
7, were $69.75. Now $3.50
3, were $49.75. Now $37.25
2, were ss9.75 and s195, Now
$3.50
l. was ss5 Now, S67.25
White Rayon Taffeta Bridal
Gown, size IL. Was $7e.75. Now
S10.75
1 White Rayon Satin Bridal
Gown, size 16. Was $95. Now
S37.25
1 Rayon Chiffon Bridal Gown,
size IL. Was $3.50. Now S56.25
Walnut Room Resort Fashions
A group of rayon print
dresses, and rayon dress and
wool jacket ensembles. Sizes
10 to 18.
/, was $135. Now $67.25
S, were $11O to 1928. Now $71.25
4, were $195 to s225. Now sl2s.75
3. were $3.50 to $295. Now S146.25
W&L-Walnut Room, Third Floor
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Girls and
ChiIdren's AnkIets,

70c Were 39c to SOC
$50 Pairs anklets and half
socks. All cotton in plain
or ribbed top styles. As
sorted pastel and dark colors.
Sizes. broken, 5 to IL.
W&L-Children's Hosiery,
Fourth Floor.
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Juniors Wool Goats
and Suits,
@Io Were S35 to s49Z5
50 All-wool Coats, boxy and
fitted styles. full length and
shorties. Also all-wool suits
in solid colors and checks.
Sizes 9 to Is.
W&I-Junior Miss Apparel,
Fourth Floor
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W&L-Infants' Corner,
Fourth Floor
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Sun-bock Dresses,

Third Floor
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Summer Rugs-Reduced

W&L-Radio and Television Galleries, Fourth Floor
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and
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Juniors Cotton
BIouses and Skirts,
1895
Were s595 to 5695
100 Pieces including white
cotton blouses in dressy and
tailored styles. Sizes 9 to Is.
Also skirts in cottons, rayons,
light weight woods. Sizes 9
to IS.
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white only. Size l. Were $5.95.
NOW ---------------- 1870
80 All-wool Afghans, pink or
blue. Were $5.95. Now --S3.95
50 All-wool Afghans, pastels.
Were $2.95. Now -S1.95
Nursery Necessities
SO Cotton Knit Towels, wash
cloth sets, trimmed in pink or
blue. Were $1.75. Now $1.15
1913 Cotton Knit Crib Sheets,
44x6s inches. Were $195. Now,
75c
50 Nursery Pictures. glow in the
dark. Were 81, Now SOC
1 Enamel finished Hardwood
Cribs, hand decorated. 3 white.
l pink. Were $82. Now $49.95
2 Enamel finished Hardwood
Wardrobes, white, hand deco
rated. Were $l25. Now $65
Z Pink mel-finished, Gate
Type Play Pens. Were $685..
w&L-Infants' Corner,
Fourth FLOR
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SHOE REPAIR COURSE, brick masonry
course, auto mechanic course. auto body
rspair course. drafting course Morning
afternoon and evening sessions. CARVER
INSTITUTE. cor 14th and T NV. MON
CoMPToMETER COURSE with touch typ
ing: bookkeeping. shorthand. etc New
classes now starting Reg. today. Top
sslaried positions. BOYDS. 18th and G,
TUTORING. grades l through 3, by exper.
public school teacher. DE. $3.50.
LEARN TO DRIVE IN WashinRton's oldest,
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 1948 model cars;
en- Md dV Va E 2az0 M Psemti NO
aoDERH TRAINTNG in beauty culture, ali
subjects taught. Approved By Cove rnmsnt
for CT training. WAR-F1YNN BEAUTY
f fF6KE l21 n eo ss ns Pi LIE
physics any subject, sinEly or in groups
IfWELRY REPAiRfSG. manufact urpg
an uaGrovdsd hishly R as hsId sPP 40of
Of 81 5EMEI5:RYa REPAfRiNG, sl7 145h st.
TuToRiNG-Alsebra. geometry. Latin.
tary. Junior high subjects, Union 1853
and Supervised play NeVa Stock certified
ins s11TY ot Tex n3R STANDARDIZATION
training In all subjects; day, night and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, 1910 N. Y.
seHf ME trIruk Hs6a0 WosA ,sls teaches
CONDITIONED studio MI $3.50
PIANO LESSONS taught to beginners. 81
PEI, lesson. III Longfellow st. NV. GcE.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS to resi-
t suIt " sstmates a fSee an" s, YoGNG
askK% " IA HONE Ssn: SERVICE PAINTING.
bsn,t. to roof: reaS OR. 200. 49,
sSffAt 2 5S%s MInSosf SSH
a.! ipN cA4RRpENTRY-Iet us beauty and
pairs and remodeline work guaranteed;
skilled mechanies all Veterans reasonable
AZ afrE T4M6SR H H66M2f5o II;
rms porch inGlosuGes sDeclal'g any any
2Rr EfDew5 ans sf CO
tGl 25 "a as 19G Ts repairs
p 81 a1aS c 9ai wa w. sN1DER 'oe
CEMENT WORK; stone walls ,;. ha ssS, IN,
driveways porches. retaining walls. pipe
MARcUccfo, Route Route 5, Horners lane, Rock
CONCRETE. CEMENT WoRkmFootins
and Roaming walls; old and new WORK
1S Gbkls sfhA VI 2sg4 bu. tn. best.
fss' 9SS7ss!sPS aufs e ens asa Rsos
II SRw avs sArHRooM Is' installed; old bath
heaters: Kitchens streamlined. T. j. FITz-
MAURICE. Dupont 1881 20
PAINTING. decorative. day or contract;
lifetime experience. NE. $3.50, Room 3O4
ORNAMENTAL IRON Ratings, burglar
6sT joisf, ARLINaToN IRON IRON, WORKS,
INC, Phone Gil. 34s4. Quick seryise
SCREEN Or fss'ni your PORCH while 1 have n.
material Call Sligo 3942. w D TAYLOR.
WATERPROOFiNG CELLARS, walls, floors,
roofs expert work; guaranteed low prices,
hEVINS. LU. 2t44 after 8 1t
snace INTO an attractive convenient bath sttIh
P Plamber aiTeh ife Nd NO h 5000 eE
REMODELING. fireproofing, roofing, siding,
general home improvement work: cellar to
roof, small monthly payments II desired.
Tf ST 22sS t9T stse e es5ma ses SA
STORM WINDOWS. clear heart Calf. red
wood custom made year-round combina-
ton. Self-storins. storm windows. as low
as Sl6.S5 installed ALL WEATHER
STORM WINDOW CO. sH. 407l. al
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING co. =
Painting, papering, roofing and siding; all
mates. WA. $3.50, days or evenings. 81
so MOS. TO PAY, no money down; storm
windows and doors, asbestos siding. roofs,
carpentry. UN 1910
CALL THE HYDALE CONTRACTORS today
for ress. estimates on all home improve
ment and remodel Jobs; attic rms add
tons speciality. WA. $685., UN. 424l.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ice for small business. Prompt accurate
SppI fS MacH1Sas. l saieai.tor s cleaned
set!ed and ad1qs.sa All g gy gga N eS
ADDING MACHINES. TYPEWRfTEIs Dur.
chased and traded. repaired quickly: rea:
m ss p yf fsF os
CO. 913 18th NV. 1ns. Bldg.. RE. 1898.
BRickLAYfNG. small Jobs specialists; i'm
rsas9nas!s uN: 5i51. 1s.
try, brick. cement work; plasterins. paint
srrLbiNc 0 AND u RE stoi eommer-
con- sne Women by Gs Pss. 0u 1881
CAMERAS, movie eQuipt. doreign or do
e esMEkA Sas rs not 10Th Re T. ~
d s1psE.s9ee see'oSy D. I'll Full
CARPENTER wants work. sashcord, win
dow glass. FIR. repairing. 1910 F st. ne.
snd ro9t sspairtnE ,6 Gene reasonably. Call
p..,sn6s;Vns;- paPerins; terms; AT; 1859; Is
T Ssmas es o@ s SGts 4o
sonabis prices IA, 45s5, / PoLAY. Us
CARPENTER, experienced, general carpen-
try and custom built furniture, fast and
reasonable; no Job too small. SH. 81 SIS.
CARPENTRY, roof repairs, cement work
repairs of all kind: free estimates. BROCK,
phone Administer 51qa. 10
CARPENTRY AND REPAIR; no money
down. Add that room now; sttics nm
!shed. rec. rms. with knotty pine: etc.
CARPENTRY. porch and garage repairs.
roofing; old time white mechanics. JACK
SPARKB- HO. S43p.
cARPENTRf-Eemo and repairing
of all types; home repairs . speciality: LIST
class work guaranteed. Call MR., KARLS-
eON' sH 1888 after Pm. except Sat.
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TEXACO GAS STATION. 10000 gal.
pump. inclosed lift; business and stock;
good rent; forced to sell. BOX 4sb-R. Star
MUST SELL. due to illness. 1 acre. com
bined automobile body business. service
station, store; $500 IT.. floor space; all
equipment and stock: doing volume bust
ness; in Southern Maryland on Route 8
WALTER L. MUELLER, Mechanicsyille,
BARGAIN-For sale. my modern restau-
rant and cottage, located 80 miles from
D. c. and miles west of Luray on busy
Hishway eli. near Swine Drive an !,
various caverns This is a well-established
YEAR round business with beer license
Am retiring and will sell lock, stock and
barrel at sacrifice IL sold by September
Come down and see or write c. G. JOHN
SON. Route 3. Luray, Va. 49,
NEWSSTAND in lobby OF large hotel. NV
all necessary equipment: gross income
quoted over ST $50 mo-: rent. S25; perfec;
for man and wife: price. $3.50 cash. in.
Guiding stock and equipment as per in.
ventory. EDWIN L. ELLIS, Broker, 1910
REFRIGERATION SHOP. fully equip. for
air-cond. and refgr. repairs; 5-year lease;
shop contains floors; motors. compress
sors and refer. equip. Included reason
able, Box 443-R. Star. 15s
THE BEST SPOT in or around Washington.
food and club business: plenty Of parking
space: between . hvys.; $4,000, u cash.
Priced for immediate sale. OWNER. BOX
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opportunity for a builder to buy his lumber
st xholesale rates to1sl PIGS Hisoe1LAH IN Ser
tsIms Ssoe.r .' iai1 Pa ave- NV IA
eGiRaoocER1Es. MEArs-gusy corner store,
sRf time for T Fl :s' sR f5s'1
nfaToR ssSToRE, mixed trade scmD.,t,y.
s sFSSHEs *. sauhs s1N stock, fixtures;
lease yrs at 500 mo-. with hv aua ar
JOHN cHRoNXKER. sP. Oe56-J. Call
P PfiPfs s OF Builder wants partner
or backing. $40 900 to S11 900 new homes;
sHRev:135 go to hs sssod R'n Needed
iaaosys1s % 10 ,l ssth in
rent control ceiling quoted $500 mo,
serving meals; inspect and investigate until
satisfied: board rate might be Increase inc Tn
WIN WIN l. Ellis; iolo Vermont ave. RIM.
LADIES', CHMDREN's sEor"-Ilnes. Of
medium sized, lons.established shop, 10
Gated in a NV, business section, handing
n. aver; tays nT..n Ss s s:.ds etc
value an Of the clean stock on hand, plus .
falr price for MIXTURES AooltIonG Ahes
5 and 10 cent store. Approx; $1,000 viii
handle this offering: and merits .investiga,
ton. For details and to inspect, please call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1853.
CONCESSION in a busy drusstoFs, reas-
TAVERN, LIQUOR, with large apt. Excellent
busy NV; location. no competition: owner
ting spprox. 81 900 wkly. Very beautiful
and modern. air eond.; 1O--yr. lease; $3.50
rent including 7-rm. apt Priced only
NICHOLAS CASTOR CO., SOL woodward
Blds;; n. 7aS4,5!6si n >. u,
l3th-l2 rooms, 3 baths: rent S145; in
come quoted over S400 and owners apt
s ss1ss' s Ses 10Th se. e. nv '" -.
DRY CLEANING PIANr--centainins all
modern equipment, ,s truck low i l.Sssi
Sriced At $4,000 Half cash. For full
details can JOIN >. MeKENNA !exelu:tys
exenf), Hesltor and Business Broker, 1929
In II NV. NJ 6S4S,
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

aECRETAhFsssdto sSnsuitEisS s9s,
SSFfSYMsF service AN s. Ss
Tor poosIrIoNs: Industrial relations,
wen yersed in ali union contracts I'm. or
-, $3.50; ofe. mgr. -bkkpr., exper. in both
seeretsry AT opportuni t ta ss95 e airline
ps S oas Gay ph bs y sS
receptionist, open clerk-typists 80, slso;
slt Sa sns 'sf io 45 s p. 1qn sss
EsssssE WITH MashRF'0ni
sESx1GE rs $500 s. 60 to 81 ssoo s,p.t
$40 Many exceptional opport for q
sftsF ls4 SERVICE s2H'as f E1losAE
music. Science sA' untSerstx. 0p College. sec.
endsry Hus0snas-vives Hghsss SalsFlss
81 ss?Rs sf'! s., saf1s Ss aisa hA:A
IL e.r ss exp ssc ss xe T tyDs
$500. Telephone per-typist, $3.50.
Typist, know shorthand; young: . So ~
See Mis-. Reed lest. ! 8 yrsJ PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1871 G st. NV. MA. GIG.
fsSiu Af1 ss ysls
I ~; s45 steno silver spr.sss s sSs
EMP sER RHpz ais Is 18th s' n sonG RE. ssSs
ns Sasn sss opporty yp s'F Fast sdssF
eGns D ssr Tp beer
constr; BookseepeT assist, .xper. s45
oors soYp ss p 18th . snd G. Ao Sh as4o
CARD PUNCH oPR., $40 wk.: 6-day week.
Credit interviewer, start sag 80 Vk, Book
keepers fs eharss s55 Ek Elliott Fish
BoYDs. 10TH and G. Ma 2s4o.
Al SECRETARY. $50 wk Capitol Hill;
k 1oWI music sic; start ses s5Gs55 wE Medca
secretary-recp.. $50 wk. Insurance sec
t tsa[y o'E Dozens e y ai1s
est, largest emp. agency in D. c. Est ,"
yrs. over zlotnick,s . foors entire bldg
Thousands placed. BoYD's. 10Th and G
srsssa5ss s and prseiess penty
fSlifS1 SssR s4s *h'ssP
ssTRsGFoh small Aee town s27oo esp
Miss Morgan,
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 Ga next to church.
SECRETARY, $50 wk tm)-Court work;
opprty. law student typist; real opprty.;
start. S45. Inventory clerk, auto. parts;
S46 Stock clerk, good with figures.
6tenogs., 10 daily needed Miss Day,
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st. NV. ma. 2l17.
DOMESTIC
WE HAVE ALL TYPES of exper. domestic
help DE 6S45 10
WE HAVE Jst-CLASS colored help, full
or part time; also day workers. Call
AID n6;ja. Ii
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

DEL. AND GRoC. mo beer5. Beautiful
large store with beautiful apt; immed
poss. Good operator can increase business:
Same owner over 8 yrs. $4,000 cash will
1884.
Groc., meats and beer. Weekly vol,
$1,000, a5eo cash. Good lease. Liv quar-.
short hours, 5,a-day week Priced low
at $500, complete; $4,000 cash will ham
die. Eve. and Sun. Jos. Cohen. ia. $3.50.
Groc, meats and beer. Weekly vol,
$1,000. Well-established corner. same
owner yrs, Nice apt. Priced low at So
900, good will and fixtures; terms. Eve.
KOGoD g. BOoKoFF, 631 = st. NV.
MA. a3Sa. MA. 9S74. -l6
BOOMING HOUSES FOR SALE:
Conn. ave, 81 rooms. 6 baths
Hobart St, s rooms, 3 baths.
Eye st. NV, So rooms, IL baths.
New York ave. NV. % rooms. baths.
Vermont ave. IA rooms. 3 baths.
14th & Randolph, 6 rooms. baths.
l4th st. NV. 10 rooms. . baths
18th & H SITS. NV. rooms and apt.
l4th st. NV, IL rooms, ga baths.
o1st st. NV, IL rooms. 4 baths.
1 eth st. NV, 10 rooms. baths;
23rd st. NV, IA rooms. 2ia baths.
14th & Mass ave. n.w.s . rooms, baths.
Tenn ave-, IL rooms. 9 baths.
Solomons Island 9 rooms. . baths.
Also others. All prices and payments.
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A. r. SEELYE, 1400 L st. NV" DI. s325.
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BUSINESSES FOR SALE:


Rug Cleaning Plant
Frozen Custard
Grocery Stores
Commercial Art g. Drafting.
Dry Cleaning.
Infants Wear.
Beauty Shop.
Rooming Houses.
Jewelry Store
Also others All prices and payments
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A. r. SEELYE, 400 l. st. NV, DI. S3s5
LUNCHEONETTE, heart of downtown. to
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business; extra-fi fine location: priced low
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Smyrna times., 1948-08-12
AIR GUARD
PASS IN REVIEW
Sixty-fOur ThunderbOlts Fly
Over Dover Air Base
Before Officials
1000 SPECTATORS

Flying in perfect formation, GA
P-47 Thunderbolt fighter planes of
the 53rd Fighter Wing, Air Ma
tional Guard, swooped over Dover
Army Air Base three times Sun
day, August s, before 1000 spectat-
ors and officials. Gov. William
Tuck, of Virginia, was on the re-
viewing stand along with other
state and federal officials, to watch
air guardsmen from three states
and the District of Columbia per-
form at the Governors Day cere-
monies. The warm, sunny day
provided perfect flying weather for
the four squadrons which comprise
the 53rd Fighter Wing-the first
really good day they have had
since arriving in Dover over two
weeks ago. Some residents of the
hometowns of the guardsmen were
on hand to witness the show of air
strength. Colonel John w. Welt
man, Camp Hill, Pa, commanding
officer of the wing, escorted visit
ing officials to the stand where, be-
sides watching the "a Thunder
bolts, they reviewed 800 ground
crewmen passing in parade. The
aerial formation flew over Will
mington and Philadelphia before
passing over the Dover field. In
the lead flight was the 149th
Fighter Squadron, of Richmond,
Va, commanded by Maj. Leland
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Smyrna times., 1948-08-12
5OTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Former Smyrna Couple Reach Half
Century Mark

A former Smyrna couple cele-
brated their fiftieth wedding ami
versary at a family dinner held at
the Wayside Inn, Tuesday night.
They are DR.. and Mrs. ]. Allen
Johnson, of Middletown. They
were married in Christ Episcopal
Church, Indianapolis. Ind, on Aug.
10. 1898. Mrs. Johnson is the
former Miss June Adeline Jaquith
of Indianapolis. She is a graduate
of the College of Music at Cincin-
natl, o., and since living in Mid
dletown has been organist at st.
Anne's Church for number OF
wears. DR.. Johnson is graduate
of Philadelphia Dental College,now
a part of Temple University He
started his practice in Smyrna
over so years ago. The Johnsons
have two children, Mrs. Harry AL
len Jeffcott, Middletown and Mr..
Allen Jaquith Johnson of Lans-
downe, Pa. Their grandchildren
are Suzanne, Anthony, and Me-
lanie Jeffcott, and Alan Worth
Trammell, son of the late Mrs.Vir-
ginia Johnson Trammell.
Smyrna times., 1948-08-12
NATL. GUARD
WIND UP DRILLS
Good Weather Provides Elk.
cellent Opportunity For
Gunnery Practice
RETURN THIS WEEK

Hampered by drenching rains
most of last week, the 198th A.A.
A. Group, Delaware N tion a !
Guard, swung into full-scale drills
this week as the weather improv-
ed. This marks their final week in
camp and the men will return
home following this weeks pro-
gram. On the schedule this week
have been the firing of so caliber
machine guns at a sleeve target
towed by an A-26 airplane piloted
by Capt. Fred ]. Blakee, of u. S.
Air Force First Towing Squadron,
Biggs Field, Texas. Also on the
agenda are first aid training, rifle
operation and maintenance drills,
mass recreation, and parade or in
fantry drills. Men of Batteries A
and B of 945th Battalion, and A, B
and D, 736th, are also at the beach
firing point, working at their guns
and undergoing various section
drills. Some men of the 945th are
taking truck driving instruction
under direction of Capt. William
E. Richter, Jr., Headquarters bat
teries of the 198th Group and Of
the two battalions, and recruits of
the 736th Gun Battalion have been
at Fort Miles for two days practic-
ing and rapid firing of rifles and
o. Wardell, executive officer of the
736th Gun Battalion, is range Of
ficer. The batteries are command
ed by Capt. John w. Ellis, 198th
Group; Capt. Samuel A. Grayson,
736th; and Capt Rhesa o. Walton,
945th.