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Evening star., 1949-11-13
Readers C|eQrinq House
TOY EXCHANGE

1o1 GLANI1a1NJG.
SCHOOL FOR HOMEMAKING
fFron, Mrs. H. S.. ArlingtonJ
For Mrs. D. F. Def: We have
place where toys can be ex-
changed at Arlington Village, Co.
lumbia pike, in back OF a drug
store.
Now would appreciate informa-
ton pertaining to any free schools
teaching homemaking In down.
town Washington or Arlington.
BURNT SAUCEPAN.
ROACH DETERMINATION.
fFrom M. A. r., Washington.)
I have found that a household
bleach put in a burnt saucepan,
full strength. softenS it enough
so it can be scraped of. Don't
know whether it's good for the
pan or not but 1t sure removes
the burn.
I've also heard that borax and
water. put out for reaches, will be
taken to their nests and eventually
exterminate them. Put it in a
shallow container in corners. But
don't let children or pets get at it.
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KncHETERlA

DELICIOUS IOOO
ut tiny prices, and q mo tip
ping" policy. Imagine! BrOiled
sifloin steak, 65cs Roast tur-
key, 6Oc. Fried chicken, 55c.
Desserts and salads, 1Oc and
15c. Open daily and Sunday
SO take the. whole family.
Located In Harrington Hotel,
11th and e STS., NV. Open
for breakfast, luncheon and
6innax.
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~ WHERE CA,
]
| FIND IT.

Washington is full Of women
in q stote Of needless sxhous-
tion who have looked every
where" for clothes, FOR little
service shops" for good pieces
to lunch or dine.
It's realIy not necessary TO
be in q quondy. For this
column Is devoted to feminine
fashions, fods and foneies. II
tells you where TO 90 for en-
joyobIs foods, where 10 lind
foshions at smolI figures.
And-sverythins Is eenvsn-'
ienty grouped under one head
ing to help you with yoss
shopping.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
MIcHAELS

Made into a cape or stole for
$35. MICHAEL'S FUR SHOP,
1929 X st. NV. Extra! Sale
of Sample" fur coats, jackets,
capes and stoles, too! Phone
ST. 5O95.
Evening star., 1949-11-13

o. Or NELL'S
SEA GRILL. II
you like to en-
tertain and do
not have the
room or house,
keeping pa r n
phernalia, you'll
find this excel
liant ~Aafnn e
Evening star., 1949-11-13
GIQXINIA PIANT2

(Fronr Mrs. L. r. Y, GdithersburgJ }
Would some one please give me
some points on how to take care
Of a gloxinia. I have at present
three and have three leaves
started. They are started like
African violets, only they have
bulbs to appear after they root.
But my trouble is, they grow SO
tall and spindly which I don't
think that they should do. I have
q cousin who starts them from
leaves, but hers get bushy and she
has some beauties. I also grow
African violets. I have the red,
white. pink and three purples. In
fact I am a lover of flowers. So
will be waiting patiently for an
answer.
y X X
HELPFUL HINTS.
(From Mrs. r. L. F.. RiuerdaleJ
Hints on mixing margarine. Let
it get soft as cake batter, then
add u cup fresh buttermilk a
little at q time and a little salt
When all milk Is used. beat thor.
oughly.
To those who do cutwork. Cut
your spaces first, start in the
middle. clipping corners turn
edges in and baste. I use a long
buttonhole stitch. Then work over
it. It is so much easier and
there are no frayed ends as when
cut after working.
For straight hemstitching. cut
several strips about l inch in
width of soft cardboard put be-
tween the material making a
small seam stitch. Then open up
the seam and press with fingers,
breaking the cardboard. Pull out.
Then open seam and card down
close to edge. The thicker the
cardboard. the wider the hem
stitching
Evening star., 1949-11-13

Just remember-it costs no
more at EMILE'S-and your
charge account is invited.
1921 CONN. AVE. Phone
DI. 1916.
Evening star., 1949-11-13

holiday season.
T III E SILVE r
SHOP in George
town uses a heavy
quadruple silver
plate finish that
is guar anteed.
They also do re-
pairing and re-
storing Of silver,
and nut stainless
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Sc GALE! FOR A LIN.
80 - TIED TIME. Keep
up appearances :. and kee

10 ~
down expenses
by gettfn 8
your shoes ut
+ II E s ii o Z
FAIR. They have
just made an
e a o r m o q .
Especial Pur-
chase" of fam
Gus make "cAn-
celIafj0n" shoes.
Evening star., 1949-11-13

values to S22.5o-but they're
selling them at . fraction Of
their original prices. For only
S5.66 and $7.66, you can get
Foot Delight, Valley, De Liso
Debs, Carmelette, and other
famous name shoes-in this
special purchase sale. Choose
from calf or suede-an heel
hcights-platforms or single
soles-alI wanted colors-and
from sizes 81 to IL, widths
AAAA to c, but not In al
STYLES. Also-there's . large
assortment Of casual shoes In
calf or suede-for only $4.66.
Open Thursday evenings. 1922
CONN. AVE. Phone Elk. 1857.
:" .Irs s1sf-f1ME for 50 ,
49, many expectant t
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|;f witt
||-@ HELENE

IS IT'S SILVERPLATING
TIME" Get your
silver ready for the coming
Evening star., 1949-11-13

bread and rolls. Use their
catering service for your tea
parties and buffet suppers.
They deliver. 3714 MACOMB
ST. NV Phone WO. 7100. -
Evening star., 1949-11-13

steel blades in your old knives.
Call DU. 2798 for estimate.
Pick up and delivery service.
3611 Nj ST. NV. block be-
yond Key Bridge.
Evening star., 1949-11-13

.
nowlt0n Papaya
Engine Cream
Facial " hour
treatment for
$3.50; an hour
for IS? It's re-
Iaxing and re-
freshing. Also
scalp treatments
f4~ DaaI~ nHnh
Evening star., 1949-11-13

length or Jacket
for only $50.
Restyling elm
mates W o r n
spots, includes
new satin lin
ing, cleaning
aud Hlazin3
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SEE YOUR FOOD

KITCHETERIA.
This tfascinat-
ing self-service
res { aurant is
on e Of the
most popular
places In town
-h eCa use Of
Evening star., 1949-11-13
BABY BOOKLET

things about babies: BIRTH
stones, flowers, horoscopes,
etc. It's yours for the asking
If you are an expectant
mother and live in Washing
ton or its suburbs. II you are
wondering what to name the
baby it even contains over
1900 suggestions for naming
infant girls and boys. Here's
how to receive one. Mail q
postcard with your name, ad-
dress, phone number and date
Of expectancy (the latter to
insure correct horoscope) to
BOX 1912, Main Post Office,
Washington, d. C. A copy
will be mailed to you prompt
Evening star., 1949-11-13

one Of them
here's .
present for
you! An en-
c b q n I'll n &
little BABY
BOOKLET,
full Of fas-.
n 4 n af In =
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" IT'S AN ART :.
to tint hair 20 that
your friends will never suspect
Evening star., 1949-11-13
EIf EIffsoHRs FoR A,KING-

or q queen :"
is the delicious seaf0od at
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THANKSGIVING'S

CUMINJ! Cali
TAYLOR'S and order your
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u 7 ISTEN LADIE s."
Have your old fur
coat restyled to "a, knee
Evening star., 1949-11-13

lems-dandruff, dry, oil or
itchy conditions-at $3.50, in
cluding hair set. Free con-
suItatiOn. BETTE KNOw-
TON CENTER, Room 201,
Franklin Bldg, 1927 F ST.
NV. Phone RE. 1897.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
DO YOU KNOW

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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-23
Insurance Managers
Council Hold State
Meet Here Tuesday

Charles w. Greene, assistant
agency director of the Atlanta
Life Insurance Company will be
the principal speaker at the Ohio
State Insurance Managers Coun-
Gil meeting on Tuesday, April 26.
The meeting of the insurance men
will take place at Linden Com
munity Center. Greene was for
merly president of the National
Negro Insurance Association.
At noon on Tuesday, the Coun-
Gil will meet jointly with the
Frontiers Club for luncheon in the
Fifth st. YMCA. Guest speaker
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-23
Ike Williams Defends
Title ApriI rs BoIanos

Lightweight champion Ike Will
liams will defend his title, April
26 in Los Angeles against En-
rique Bolanos for the benefit of
the Lou Costello Foundation. Ike
will receive only seven and one
half percent of the gate while
Bolanos will get II IL percent.
Williams has decided to give up
fighting in the welterweight di-
vision after losing two decisions
to Kid Gavilan, leading welter-
weight challenger. He will prob
ably have all he can do to hold
on to his title against Bolanos and
the number one challenger, Fred
die Dawson.
In a previous fight with Bola-
nos, Ike barely eked out a split
decision. He has never fought
Dawson.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-23
Truman Urges Aid to
College Fund Drive

NEW YORK, April 23.-(AN
PA message from President
Truman urging support of the
sixth annual appeal of the United
Negro College and fund was re-
ceived here recently by John R.
Suman, national chairman. The
drive opened Tuesday at a meet
ing in the Rainbow room of the
Rockefeller center.
In commenting upon the ST.
100000 goal of the fund, the
President wrote, "For many thou
sands of Negro youth, local pri-
vate Negro colleges offer the best
opportunity for education and adj
vancement. These colleges have
their origin deep in the roots of
America. Many of them were
created by missionary effort. All
of them have a background Of re-
ligious faith.
"Their continued growth and
Improvement should be a source
of pride to all Americans, for they
represent the sincere efforts of
a people who have banded togeth-
er in the American way to help
themselves by helping one anoth-
err"
Among the speakers at the cere-
monies Of the opening drive was
DR.. Charming H. Tobias, of the
Phelps-Stokes fund.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-23
Jackie's Popularity
Proved in South

ATLANTA, April %. (ANP)-
Jackie Robinson's recent appear
ance here with the Brooklin Dod-
gers and his appearances in other
southern centers have proved that
he is probably one of the most
popular players in the game to-
day.
A total of 20, 299 fans, almost
half Negro, pammed the stands
of the Ponce De Leon park here
to see the Dodgers play the local
Atlanta Crackers three games.
Threats of the ku klux khan to
boycott the series evidently en-
Continued on page p
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-23

at this meeting will be J. F.
Morning, manager of the Cleve-
land branch of the Supreme Life
Insurance Company. A special
call has been made by Andrew
Freeman, president of the Dayton
chapter of the Frontiers club, to
all members to attend the meet
ing.
The Dayton's Managers Coun-
Gil, which includes the Atlanta
Life, Domestic Life, Dunbar Life,
Fireside Mutual, Mammoth Life
and Supreme Life will be the host
companies at the Insurance Man
ayers Council meeting.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-23
whherforce Site
For / Tournament

Originally scheduled for the
British Bahams, Wherefore was
selected as the site of the 32nd
annual championship tournament
Of the American Tennis Associa-
ton this summer. The tourna-
ment will be held from August
% to Is inclusive.
Transportation difficulties made
the change necessary. Final plans
for the tournament to be held in
Wilberforce we're made in a con-
ference in Brooklyn a week ago.
Bertram Baker, executive secre-
tary of the Alta and A. D.
Gather, director of publicity at
Wherefore State, met and COM
pleted the arrangements.
The last national tournament
held at Wherefore was in JAG.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-23
Pyramid Club Grips
West Side

"What is the Pyramid Club?
How does it operator" Who wins?
These and many more are the
questions being asked daily about
the newly organized mystery game
being studied by increasing num-
bers of west side residents who
r steadily applying their skill
to the latest fad of winning a
young fortune by making a small
investment in the game. To this
writer, it is still plenty cloudy. In
a cross section of the western
are of this city, many potential
members of the club have express
ed their desire to take a part in
in it but just a little backward
due to the lack of knowledge as
to how it works. A west side
business man told this reporter,
1T am interested in it and will
join it if someone will explain how
it is played" A hairdresser said,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-23
Lady Day Honored, End
OF Club Bali Stand
By ALICE A.

by AAISE "A. DOINlNl1AN
WASHINGTON, April %
(ANP)-The zing, zest and zip
which the jealous Billy Holiday
demonstrated recently as she
zoomed to the zenith of her three
weeks engagement at the Club
Bali astounded her well-wishers
and COMPOUNDED her severest crit
les.
The final curtain of this per-
Torrance was rung down with a
Continued on Page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-23

The Tabernacle Builders club
will sponsor the Dunbar High
school band and male chorus in
a concert on April 20 1919 at 8 p.
m. at the church, Broadway and
Home Ave. Mr.. Edwards director
Mrs. Opal Sewell, club president.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-23
1t Happened
In Dayton
SALE of MATTRESS

Failure to make good the sale
of a mattress was cause for Mrs.
Helen Wiley, 1900 Lakeview, wife
of H. E. Wiley, principal of Will
lard school to file suit for the
recovery of $50 in default of a
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-23
Announcement

The Sky Light Jubilee Sing
ers of Cincinnati will render a
program Sunday, April "a at 8
pm. at Wesleyan Methodist church
Admission free, donation will be
taken. Reverend J.. w. Wilson,
pastor. :.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-23

anyone wishing to join, send me
their names and I'll tell them how"
The same statement came from
a we'll known gentleman of the
professional ranks.
But from all indications it is
another vicious racket and many
people will be left holding the
'bag."
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-23
BUCKEYES-INDIANS

The Louisville Buckeyes form
erly the Cleveland Buckeyes will
make their first appearance in
Dayton, Sunday when they play
the Dayton Indians in the first
of two exhibition games at Hud-
son field, starting at 2:30. Many
new faces will be seen in the
Buckeye line up as well as many
veterans including Archie Ware
at first, Willie Grace in right,
George Minor in center, Parnell
Woods the Venezuelan South AM
erican batting champion of 1947
and several others we'll known to
Dayton fans. This will be the
first game in which both the Buck
eyes and Dayton Indians will be
seen and a good crowd is antici-
pated.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-23
.zW2G
By JIMMIE JONES

was the shining light before more
than 63,752 fans as he scored the
winning u when he reached first
safely on an error, went to sec
ond on a sacrifice by Manager
Lou Boudreau and went home on
Mickey Vernon's single in the 10
inning. Gene Beardon scattered
six hits but was a bit shaky in
his home debut.
The Cincinnati Reds were the
victims Of big Ralph Kiner's home
run with the bases loaded in the
3rd inning of the Pittsburgh Pr
rates game. Howard Foxx vas
charged with the loss when he
hit Clyde Mccullough, Johnny
Hopp doubled and Dixie Walker
walked and then the four run
homer by Kiner, all in the third
inning. The final score was 5-4.
Turpin
weighing 142 1-2 was no match
for the 40 king of the light
weights. The title was not at
stake.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-23

The Cleveland Indians opened
their home stand in a blaze of
glory as the world champions
took the Detroit Tigers in by the
score of 4-3. Larry Dolby again
Evening star., 1949-01-26
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER, colored, settled wants
work; exp. and references. DE. 4534
G.H.W. and cook, 5-day week. full
or Oh part sn,t time; So and carfars; ref.
gh.w. ME-. 5O6S
GIRL, colored. wants part:tlme york;
no SUNDAYS or cooking. VI 64a4
GtR sR1dre eole.sd sTSaiegt Hants Its vTEk FhW
GIRL, colored. wants work as char.
woman or maid in boarding house.
GIRLS, Coiored t2,, desire work as
hotel maids or ONCE cleaners. ST.
GIRL, colored, wishes gh.w., plain
cooking. no nights, GOOD city refer.
ence. DE. s5O4.
GIRL, colored, wants lob, as moth.
ers helper, light housework. taking
care of child, DI 20ss.
eRE fanrsns soiSTsd Sofk Tsat' RR 2ss5 or res
GIRL, colored, wants g.h.w, 5 days
week. experienced, fond of children;
reference. RE. 1a46.
LADY. colored, wishes sob cleaning
Of oees; esn.aanra aparts' or Eegulsr cook; years
WHITE GIRL desires q Job as gh.w.
only; good salary; Call TO. 5000.
WOMAN wants lob. charwoman. maid,
work OF any kind; exper. Ii. 421S.
WOMAN, colored, wishees ghw. .
days week or days work: or cleaner,
maid: no cooking. Reliable; good
city refs. GE. 6661. 26*
WOMAN. colored. wants. days work,
fsfeTsnse ftfsnne or m Taid sRaa a 500mins houses
WOMAN, colored. desires lob help
ing with children and laundry; live
in. LU. 5195.
WOMAN, coIored. wants part-time
gh.w.. . to 8, Mon. through Fri;
Sis week. TR. O93q.
Evening star., 1949-01-26
SITUATIONS MEN (cort.)

TEACHER, colored, wants sit ewes.
business or commercial courses, &C.
counting, real estate. commercial
law. etc. Qualified, exp. competent.
BOHANNON. 1918 Linden st. NE.
TRUCK DRIVER, drives any make
dump truck or trailer. Call HI.
MAJ: WILLIAM TAYLOR.
WRITING. research, editing, part
time; by mature COLLEGE teacher
with Govt. experience. NO. 1896. Q
YOUNG MAN, wants part time work,
OF any kind after $50 pm. D1.
YOUNG MAN, 81, desires comb. in
outside work, day, night; exp. all
types of. work; D. C. permit. FIR.
Evening star., 1949-01-26

IN operation at the clinic building,
715 e street S.W.
Mrs. Philip Pillsbury, co-chair-
man of a 100000 drive fund to
be opened by the Planned Parent
hood Federation of America, urged
the local members to develop a
strong positive program of birth
control" despite opposition to its
principles.
Such groups too often feel oppo-
sition comes completely from the
Roman Catholic hierarchy but it
also comes from people who "do
not realize what we are trying to
do" she said. She said she thought
activities should be aimed at the
latter group, rather than to try to
break down opposition from the
church, whose members have as
much right to their opinion as
we do"
The principal aim, Mrs. Pillsbury
Evening star., 1949-01-26
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

lance specialists in
shoes and furs; professional only; no
student. Adv. agency work. BOX
229-S, Star. --27
Good working conditions. WI. 1888
BoOKKEEPING MACHINE operator,
state exper. and salary desired.
Box. 273-S. Star, Is
CLERK, to keep inventory records.
some typing, neat penmanship i'm
perative: 5-day week. CAPITOL
PRINTING INK CO.. sos Charming
CoUPLE-Must be Al with recent
city refs, working as couple in pvt.
home. Live in. own pvt. suite up
stairs. Good salary. Sm. fam
Must like children. OR. 0544. rs
CREDIT DEPT, to train for position
of credit manager. Exceptional op-
portunity. Good salary and working
cond, HoFFMANN UPHoLSTERERS.
DRGG CLERK-Experienced pre-
ferred, for work in our Arlington
stores Pleasant working conditions,
good salary: Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORES. INC, II P st. ne. -27
SLIP COVER CUTTER. must have
car. HoFFMANN UPHoLsTERERs,
WHITE VII COUPLE. no children, wife for
housework, husband for outside
living atrs. RE. 1858 weekdays,
Rockville 1853 eyes,, Sat. and Sun
Evening star., 1949-01-26

When answering aduer-
ttsen1ents addressed to
Star bores do NOT inclose
original references, pho
tographs or other papers
OF personal Udlue. Adver-
ttserS often fail to call for
all replies addressed to a
Star bon number and this
mail is destroyed If re-
naming oUer 10 days after
final insertion OF ADDER
ttSement.
In order to protect its
advertisers from receiDinq
circular matter, it is er-
preSSly understood and
agreed that all such mat
ter 1Dill be ,Uithheld as far
as possible By The Star.
Only bona 1fde ans,uers to
advertisements addressed
to hor numbers in care of
The Star tpill be dehuered
tofdUertisers on presenta-
ton OF the boz number
ticket.
Evening star., 1949-01-26

on diplomatic assignment, in time
to have her baby delivered on
November IA, the day the new
British prince was born.
Miss Goodwin told the story at
a meeting Of association leaders
yesterday to discuss plans for an
$4,000 Embarrassing campaign that
will begin Tuesday to finance activi-
ties of the group. It's main func-
ton is operation of a birth control
clinic. but the infertility and pre-
marriage counseling clinics also are
Evening star., 1949-01-26
SALESkEN

SPECIALITY SALESMAN. experienced;
partially presold product; no can
Tk, low average: car necessary. Call
RE. 1853 for interview. -29
SALESMEN-Salary and commission;
transp. furnished; no experience nee
essary. See MR.. GUNN, l1O9 Mt.
AUTO sALEsMAN. highly Experienced M
used cars. for .well-established com.
pany; good salary and commission;
plenty of nice. clean cars to sell al
the lowest prices in town; unusual
opportunity and secure future. Ap-
WHot wi sshiERs m 9S aftHS fNc pm ins AgTo g7.
BUILDING MATERiALS statesmen, ex-
perience necessary; inside store SELL
ing; arithmetical BACKGROUND. op-
portunity for young men. Call AT.
RfAG itaG' HEGHTNeER Esfa4E sE1fsM.y G3 gs expsr,
enced preferred. Must be neat, hard
progressive Offices Help given, plen-
ow; @ i. 1920. REAL ESTATE sERV.
SALESMAN. cash register and adding
mach. Make 5000 wkly., must have
A $4,000 Observation-Disclosures
sentative wanted by Nations lars
est. oldest mfgr. of nationally ad-
yertised. locally known and estab-
lished line of building maintenance
materials for INDUSTRY: railroads,
Government and institution use: lib
eral commission against satisfac-
tory drawing account. To qualify.
man must have successful sales
background, be Immediately avail
able for short training period and
have car. Contact B. A. WILSON.
DI. 3l25 81
SALESMAN for established dry clean
ing route, opportunity to earn S75-
500 wk. salary and commission.
Apply SANITARY CLEANERS, 1920
USED CAR SALESMAN. exp. and
capable of buying: can assume
charge Of lot at later date. OK
1890.
THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL Life
Insurance Co.'S Washington agency
will add two qualified men to its
permanent sales staff: thorough
training, guaranteed income and
sound supervision spell top-fight
opportunity to men selected; must
be between 2S and 40. For inter-
view call Mr.. Eckel at DI. 63S4
SALES MANAGER for one of the
oldest established automobile COM
panies in city: excellent salary and
cpu1rpiSSior Roy pD
Evening star., 1949-01-26
BarkIey Explains Purpose
OF u. 5. Health PROGRAMS

Vice President Barkley said yes
terday the Government 'is not try
ing to take over the parctice of
medicine in the United States"
Speaking at Hotel Statler
luncheon of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs, the Vice Presi-
dent said the various Government
health programs are in effect so
Evening star., 1949-01-26
SPECIAL NOTICES

BOOKKEEPING SERVICES = Books
kept, part time, taxes; UNI ersity
graduate; experienced. Box 397-R,
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80. 40
small mo; payment immediate IN;
ACCOUNTANT, exper.; books started.
HI Kept ooll pars time; tax returns Teas.
TAX RETURNs PREPARED by for
mer Govt. tax agent and account
ant; most reasonable. ST. 1893
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
nershlp heretofore existing between
Sam Cook, Henry Berger and Joseph
Berger, TIA Shepherd Park Market
at 1902 Alaska ave NV, District
OF Columbia. has by consent Of all
parties, been dissolved as of Janu-
ary "A. 1a4a. Sam Cook has with
and new partnership created be-
tween Henry Berger and Joseph
Berger. ia Shepherd Park Market
All debts and obligations Of the
former partnership Up to January
will be paid by Henry Berger and
Joseph Berger. SAM COOK, HENRY
BERGER, JOSEPH BERGER. %
TIE NEXT EXAMINATION of the
District of Columbia Board OF Op-
tometry will be held February "a.
25 and % Applications for same
can be secured from the secretary
treasurer. Dr.. Lewis H Kraskin,
Suite 514-16-1s, Washington Loan
&: Trust Bldg. Telephone MA. S053.
ACCOUNTING SERVICES. tax re-
ports. financial statements. MA
124n, 9 m to 5 pm. Il
I WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one other
than myself. RUBY W, DYE, 414
10th st Sc, Washington 3, D. c =