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Evening star., 1949-03-10
WANT A RAMBLER?

WANT A RAMBLER?
owner anxious to sell this new brick
home. Moderately priced under
$4,000 featuring very large base
ment, car port, 3 twin-size bed
rooms. large modern workable
kitchen with extra breakfast space.
Spacious living dining room COM
bination with log-burning fireplace:
exCellently located on high IA acre
fertile ground with pleasant view:
convenient to bus, stores, schools;
10 min. TO D. c. Going-goinx-
gone.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd., oW. 5000.
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Silver Snrinp A-Redrn

Silver Spring, 4-Bedrm.
Prewar brick with 1st-noor bedroom
and "a bath; 3 large bedrooms, tile
bath 2nd floor; large living room.
dining room and kitchen; side
screened porch. built-in garage,
gas &C. heat; immaculate condi-
tion; near school and transporta-
ton. DENNY L. KELLY, Realtors,
SH. 1919: ewes, SH. l447. 10
SILVER SPRING
Lovely 2-bath. 3-bedroom. brick
home In Silver Springs most ex-
elusive section; near schools transp.
and shopping. 1st-hoor eenter-en-
trance hall. master bedroom with
tiled bath, large living room with
fireplace. picture-view dining rm.
knotty-pine den and fully equipped
kitchen; 2nd floor has 2 spacious
bedrooms, lots of closet space and
trust and priced to sell at S2Oe5O.
Call Mr.. Russell, GE. 1887, FRED
ERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
MA. DIAL IL
Evening star., 1949-03-10

COLMAR MANOR
2-bedrm. bungalow. full bsmt.. equip
kit. reas. down payment, S45 mo.
incl. taxes and ins.
Prince Georges Realty Co..
WA RHhh uN llRR 10
Evening star., 1949-03-10
IF YOU WANT

A real home, mod. 8 rms and have
S2,400 cash, you can buy such q
only S51.16; in q mod. well-kept
community. mr. bus. schools, shop
ping ASK about the $4,000
nouse) JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
ASH HILLSIDE RID. Sc

Er shopping; lovely semidetached
brick. only yrs. old, 6 large rooms
tile bath, bedrooms. oil &C.
heat, full dry basement. modern
kitchen: partly finished recreation
room. hardwood floors. many closets;
bus at door; only Sl2.a50. easy
terms. Phone FIR s357 till Q pm.
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
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AIEXANDRTA-$105 5On
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
3 Bedrms., 3 Baths-$16,950
English brick; an unusually attractive
home on lot 14x133., Liv. ,rm.. pine
Iineled. 20xl3l2. beamed ceiling.
hrepl fully equip. kit, bedrm. and
bath. st A.: full bsmt., built-in gar,
Venetian blinds storm windows; n
blk of Wash, blvd, mr. schools;
"a hr poss.; approx. $4,000 CASH
S105 mo
FALLS CHURCH-$l2,5O0
Brick and shingle Cape Cod. 2-bed-
rm. bungalow on high elevation with
trees; lst A.. liv. rm.- with mir
rored firepl, din. rm.. 3 exposures.
fully equip. bright kit; 2 bedrms
and tiled bath, stairway to fully
insu. 2nd A.; full hsmt. outside
ent; ground level in rear; gas heat.
aluminium storm windows and doors;
completely redecorated. APPROX ST.
700 cash, Sa,S00 1st trust, payable
S65.74 per mo. incl. taxes and in
Surance. Vacant.
LEE HWY.
Delightful 2-bedrm. brick bungalow
3 miles west Of Falls Church, on "a
OF an acre; in peri. cond.: stairway
to unfin. 2nd A.; full bsmt. oil
heat; s-car garage: 140-ft. 'front.'
age: asking $l4,50O, APPROX. $1,000
Sooh
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HOUSE BEAUTIFUL

HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
You should see this excel. e-rm.
home with many unusual features
including lovely liv, rm. with
bright din. rm.. Ice. side porch.
garage, lve. corner lot with fine
oak trees in excel. No. Arlington
locati Must be seen to be ap-
preciated S1e.5OO with good terms.
Call now for appt. CONSOLIDATED
Evening star., 1949-03-10
2 HOUSES-S95O DOWN

On lge lot, fully furn incl. silver
ware and linen main house has Q
hedrms., liy. rm., lge. equip, kit.
bath and rear porch. Cottage has
2 porches. l bedrm, liv. rm., kit.
equip, bath, all modern conv; also
2-rm. storage house on property.
Call for further details
AL, RAKER 2r SON INC
The Arizona post., 1949-03-04
Many NeaO Guests
At Del Rio

There has been an influx of
guests into Rancho Del Rio. Re-
cent arrivals include: Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Levensohn, the Misses
Madeline Gelber and Therese
Harterlik, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Brookstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Goldman, Beloit, Wis; Mrs.
Burton Oppenheim, Washington;
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Stein, Bal
timore; Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Lewis, Nashville; Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Liebshutz of Cincinnati; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wetsmann, Mr..
and Mrs. David Shiffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Jacobson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wurzel, Los
Angeles; Mrs. Pearl Knight and
daughter, Saralee, Hollywood;
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Wohl, Long Is
land, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Seidler, Rockford, Ill; Mrs. jean
cite Regensburger, Miss Lillian
Marks, Elizabeth, N. j.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Marcus, Oshkosh, Wis;
Mrs. Rose Swernoff and son,
Bradley, Milwaukee.
Reservations have been made
for the following expected to ar
rive within the next several days;
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert We'll, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Levitt, Chicago; Mrs.
1. Behr and daughter, Joan, DR..
and Mrs. Samuel Behr, Rockford;
Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Brustein, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gold
berg, Milwaukee,. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Katz, Glencoe, ILL.,; Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Saks, Cleveland.
The Arizona post., 1949-03-04
GA Drive

Continued from page II
Dlott $1,625; Julius Leaf 1925;
Sam R. Kaufman $1,500; Leo
Rackoff $3.50; Edward Bergida,
Raphael Brandes, Paul Gourrich,
Art Green, DR.. Arnold Lieberman
each $1,000.
Speakers the first evening, in
addition to Hugh Mcdonald, were
Harry Rothberg and Maurice
Kontaniez, chairman and vice
chairman of the Trades and Pro-
fesSion section of the drive in
Los Angeles which raised seven
million dollars last year.
Tucson Welcomes It's Guests"
will be the theme of an affair
planned for March IA when the
Community Council will be host
to guests at the various hotels.
This may become an annual af-
fair.
''The drive is only six days old
as the Arizona Post goes to
press" stresses DR.. Weiner. He
continued, 'The Committee guar
antees individually and collec-
lively that if the quota is met,
there absolutely will be no sep
arate drives such as we have had
in past years for JNF, Food for
Israel, Hebrew University, and
the like. 1t is our fervent hope
that for once in our history to
meet a quota and establish one
drive year as an actual reality"
Executive committee of the
Community Council will review
all pledges and resubmit all those
deemed inadequate.
The Arizona post., 1949-03-04
DAY IN AND DAY OUT
By Day Ann

Debbie Kansky's Sweet Six
teen Valentine Party was quite a
merry event. Among the many
enjoying the birthday cake and
dancing were Lila Levy, Molly
Candiotti, Florine Gutt, Marlene
Rose, Bea Rubin, Jay Schachner,
Rick Mandell, Larry Pam, Ed
Markell, Lenny Lieberman.
George Washington never told
a lie; neither did Zita Leeson,
Mickey Lefkowitz, Shirlee Schu-
man, Larry Miller, Deedee Son
nenblick, Bobby Miller, Marcia
Kosta, Frieda Schusterman, Bill
Szerlip, Sandy Weisman, Phyllis
Berman, Arlene Brooks, and
yours truly, when we all said
that the picnic we had at Sabine
during the wonderful-one-day
holiday was really terrific.
Rodeo comes but once year,
and with it the Vigilantes!! CEN
TER MITE had its own Vigilantes
in the person of Ed Pearlman,
Mickey Lefkowitz, Ed Kopel, Sid
Katz and Ike Ostrove. Those
who were caught without at least
two articles of western garb, had
to do a stunt which was suggested
by the Vigilantes. The stunts
and penalties were lots of fun.
Old Tucson was the site of a
TYO picnic Sunday. Activities
were square dancing, heartily
enjoyed by the large group which
included Jay Davis, Jack Davis,
Paul Tannebaum, Adrienne Da-
Wis, Barbara Maniff, Arthur
Weissbarger, Bernie Serbin, Ruth
Hollander.
Just a few more weeks It'll
SPRING AND THEN WHAT?
The Arizona post., 1949-03-04
RICHARD ROTH

To be Bar Mitzvah at Temple
Emanuel Sabbath service S
March 4 is Richard Roth, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Robinson,
2035 E. Edison. Friends are in
vited to attend services and the
reception to follow in the vestry
rooms.
Richard is in the seventh grade
at Catalina Junior High School
and class president. He rates high
scholastically both at school and
Hebrew School. Born in New
York, he has lived here with his
family the past 11a years.
His hobbies are language and
radio, the latter given impetus
with the recent gift of a short
wave radio.
The Arizona post., 1949-03-04
Open Congress St.
Clothing Store

Two good friends, Dave Mago-
dovitz and Isadore Lusky, recent
ly opened their new business
the Workingmen's Economy Store
233 w. Congress, featuring a COM
plete line of quality work clothes
for men and boys. Magodovitz is
the former president of B'nai
Birth, Kane, Pa. The Magodo-
vitzes have two children, Marian.
and her brother, Allen, II, who
attends Columbia Military acad-
emy.
Lusky, former grocer of Den
yer, Colo, came here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lusky are especially
proud of their son, Sam, 26, who
is one of the star reporters of the
Rocky Mountain News, Denver.
Both Lusky and Magdovitz are
members of Congregation Anshei
Israel.
The Arizona post., 1949-03-04
National Agency
Continued from page y

mittee to join with it in proceed
ing at once to the maximum mo-
bilization of American Jewish re-
sources. We have taken this ac-
ton because the fate of hundreds
of thousands of people depends
on our quick and effective ac-
ton. We would have been derelict
in our duty had we permitted the
campaign to be delayed one day
further.
Prepared for any eventuality,
the Jewish Agency executive
filed in Albany papers of incor-
poration permitting it to exercise
all of the functions now carried
on by the U.P.A. DR.. Abba Hillel
Silver said he had not authorized
his name to be used in the incor-
poration and he considered it an
effort to side-step the Zionist or
ganiZation.
The Arizona post., 1949-03-04
Purin, Party And
CdrniUaI For
Temple Students

At the Purim Party for stu
dents of the Religious and Sun
day Schools to be held at Tenn
pie Emanuel March 13 at pm.
the Drama Group under Mrs.
Jane Kurn will present 'Up Ha-
mans Sleeve" The newly formed
choral group, directed by Mrs.
Sidney Weissberger, will present
the songs.
Cast for the play are: Ruth
Banowitz, Martin Feldman, Bren-
da Kurn, Regime Leeds, Yvonne
Mart, RoSalind Miller, Ruth Ne
wins, Donald and Richard Nor
man, David Novick, Michael Pos
ner, Diane Rosenblatt, Neal
Schultz, Joan Smotkin, Madeline
Teitelbaum, Sharon Weinberg.
Others in the dramatic group
g to IA age group) which meets
each tuesday afternoon at Mrs.
Kurn's home are Adrienne Davis,
Glenn Farber, Rita Feldman and
Ronnie Leeds. Formed in No
vember, material studied is used
for assemblies, holiday celebra-
tions, etc.
The party will be in the form
of a Purirn carnival, students
coming in costume for which
prizes will be given for the most
original and the funniest cos
tunes. The Sisterhood will serve
traditional Purim goodies.
A repeat performance of the
play will be given at the joint
Purim Party to be held by the
Sisterhood and Mems Club March
IA.
The Arizona post., 1949-03-04
DAVID AARON FINDER

Mar. 18, David Finder will be
Bar Mitzvah at Temple Emanuel
at Sabbath services. Here await
ing the "big" event are his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Finder
of Kenosha, Wis, and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Himmelfarb of Milwau-
kee.
David is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Finder, 1901 E.
Mitchell, and in the seventh grade
at Amphitheater Jr. High School
where he plays clarinet in the
school band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finder will be
hosts at a reception following
services in the vestry rooms of
the Temple.
The Arizona post., 1949-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Heller,
Rancho Ojai, are in Milwaukee
attending a wedding, returning
in about a week.
The Arizona post., 1949-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. David KIuger,
new co-owners of Ell Dorado
Lodge, spent 10 days at the lodge
viewing and discussing expansion
building plans.
The Arizona post., 1949-03-04
To Meet In 1850

NEW YORK (JTA) = The ex-
ecutive of the Jewish Agency,
in plenary session here,
decided that the next World
Zionist Congress be held in 1850,
rather than this year.
The Arizona post., 1949-03-04

Make ready to give as you
have never given before
to the Tucson CJA.
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MIscL. FOR SALE tcont. J

BUILDING MATERIALs-See us first
for your complete needs in new and
used building materials. ACE
WRECK1NG g. BUILDING MATE
RIAL CO. ,4o02 Minnesota ave. ne
BuIL6ozERR.. D. D. cletrac, with anele
S Dade ST. ST., 7 use s SHE'S s44a Sras'
CALCULATOR-Monroe. cleo. Guar.
anteed. S95 RE. 1850.
CAMERA rotary dryer. $3.50; fiat
dryer. $3.50; retouching stand, 81;
cAMERA-RoLLEIFLEx. Tessar lens,
zeiss closeup lenses, access, tripod,
$50. OR. 1892 after pm. =
CAMERA. Argus. with carrying case;
never used; $50: 10; s5-2617; ID -
cAMERA new Boiex &, l6mm movie
CHuRBcH FURNIsafNGs. complete.
Call Ii. 7-l226 bet. s and IL am.
CLOTHING, ladies'; . coats. size 12,
gold. Ii. 3-34S2. ,
CLOTHING. mems. size 80: 2 suits
reasonable. OR. 1923.
CLOTHING, used and new; house
/ hold articles. Outfit your famil,
Il for Xmas. Xmas gift bargains
nome mace Daked goOoS' oIQers
taken. The best for less" HIS.
ACRES sELF-HELP SHOP NO. /
1909 18th st. n W. Hrs, II am.
$3.50 pm. .
CLOTHING. MEMS. suits. overcoats
81 so. $1,000 up; sizes 36-46 HILL
BROS. l345 S. NV: no. $500. IS
COAT, ladys black Persian trim. size
"a. perfect condition; S25. OR
COAT-Genuine Persian lamb, like
new, size 1918; sacrifice. $3.50. Ii
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

ADDRESSING MACHINE experience;
urgent need work; address envelopes,
baby sitter, care semi-invalid; Alex
andria pref. Address Box 69-L. Star.
BABY srTTING-Responsible woman
CHILD CARE in employed couple,
a siteeT, 81 5Sc i hr. GO. eacs, ''
NURSE. white. reliable and efncient:
capable taking charge patient and
h1ms; live , oIt u nS,t sol6 .i.o in
domestics, desires position with
adult; live in; ref. Phone WI. $3.50.
NURSE. practical. desires duty. lady
bed . patient an,I preferred; best ref; live
nurse. Secretary. companion; best
references; drives well. DU. 1888.
NURSE GoyERNEss. experienced.
wishes position with children; refs.
OFFICE WoRK-a girls, intel. secty.
exper.. young, attrac. desire temp.
posi-; min. S1.25 hr. DI. 1895. morn.
RECEPTIONIST doctors assistant or
general clerical work; health clinic
and dental asst. experience; full or
Medical Center. Box 70-L, Star. A.
SECRETARY, years exper., refs;
TU. 5000. Ext. 521 between and
TYPfNG, sEcRETARIAL and clerical
work at home wanted by expert. Will
call and deliver, FIR. $3.50, -
WOMAN, so, still young. good driver.
machine dictation, initiative. Urgent,
Roy SOL, Star. l.
ExPERT TYPisT desires home typ
ing; address Xmas cards, type man
uscripts, etc. Rush. Jobs specially.
Call 10. 3-5203: -3,
UNUSUAL EARNING OPPORTUNITY
for women only-AVON COSMET-
les now has 1949 inexpensive
Christmas gift line ready; part or
full time workers wanted in Silver
Spring. Write Mrs. Thelma Brown.
46 Murdoch rd. Baltic ~, Md. 2'
COLORED WOMAN wants part-time
work AK $3.50.
EXPER. STYLISH, seller fine apparel,
capable assuming responsibility,
avail. now. Box 266-M, Star.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

DAYS WORK, cleaning. Mon, Wed,
Fri. IA. 1922. For ref, call 10.
GIRL, colored. desires g.h.w. or
nurse: will live In; refs. Ii. 7-3sOb.
GIRL, COL, desires work cleaning Of
fees, home or apt; exper.; ref. TR.
GIRL. colored. wants cleaning or
laundry. for. Tues. and Fri: expert
ironer; local refs. Box Bah, Star.
GIRLS, experienced. references, want
child. AT. so75.
GIRL, colored. wants work cleaning
in in guest sx h sS6s private home; good
G rfIi A1 saeS' lady desires work;
good with the sick; like children;
HoUSEKEEPER, dependable. wonder
full char. white, age 55, exper.,
wants pos Ink. TOR empl. cple:, y,
adults or convalescent not helpless.
No laund. Live in, pvt. nm. Down
town sect, close to or on carllne.
$50 wk. Pos. urg. need. LII. 4-6310.
LADY, colored:, experienced, .t. wishes e
Part paTt-t In o er days work; reference
MAID AID D eirl o' eoiored. wishes pos. in
store Or days work; District ref.
PART-TIME COOKING and house
work; reliable colored woman; ref
erences. NO. 764S.
WOMAN, colored, wishes gh.w. 5h
days a wk., short hours. tn. 1918.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work;
experienced. Ii. 1929.
COLORED WOMAN desires INV.
plain cooking, 51z days work; will
stay some nights; good references.
DU. 2759.
COIoRED GIRLS ~ want part-time
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HELP DOMESTIC tcont.)

c sT. La bus and az Mt. P Pleasant car
no children. Ss5 q, mo. This jot
will 60 to none but honest, reliable
middle-aged colored woman possess
ployer. Telephone MA. O372, 9 to 4
COUPLE. wife for e.h.w. exch:: fol
liv. qtrs. for self and husband: h,
to be otherwise empl. WI. 3173.--:
G. H. WORK. experienced with chill.
dren, no cooking; good refs. re.
aTi1sd. "a; 29TSa: IN. m laundry
ven. YaE: SJl( 4zso BissdoI
G.H.W.. thoroushly exper. for bust.
ness couple. knowledge Kosher cook
ing: only recent local refs; con
sidered. Do not phone. Call Fri.
Day pl hd to ave- only n'w. IAD4s SHOP
colored; local refer
ences, health card. 729 9th st, ne
HOUSE WORK-Good plain cooking
go to Philadelphia. EN-. 5943. 47Ol
Conn. ave, apt. 407. Il
MAID. bet. 1910, to do g.h:w; and
laundry; must be fond Of children
city refs. req. AK, 4265. 3
UlOS- anu yCoAos iio SoShAi.s @A>
cleaning, no ironing: live In OF
stay nights weekly. l weekda!
and every other Sunday off; expert
unless interested. NO. 1914.
WOMAN. white, to live in, on Arm,
Post, with room and board ant
small salary. Fort Belvoir 522S
Quarters 404-D. 3
WOMAN, white. for housekeeper ant
cook. not over 45. Cali after e., Gil
1896. 1917 Fairfax dr., Ari., Va;
is THERE SOMEONE looking for F..
home with a friendly family wht
will take care Of 8 small children
while mother works. Salary is sma,
but right person will have goot
home and be part Of the family
Box 270-D Star. Il
ELDERLY WHITE WOMAN to live il
refs caIl FA. 57si after 7 pm. vi
A GOOD GIRL needed to live in
pvt rm.; cook and g.h.w.; gooe
salary: city refs. WO: 7lS0: =.
WHITE YOUNG WOMAN. for house
keeper and care of small children
good living quarters in nice home
with all conv.; $50 mo. to start;
no objection to husband If employed
and of best character; references
required. ST. 330S a
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SITUATIONS MEN

BOOKKEEPER-O MGR, heavy
exp. double entry, controls. taxes
personnel. desires full-time position
Phone Greenbelt 3096. Box oS-L
CARPENTER. first class; knows tn.
business. New construction or al.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
IL years experience on apartments
and commercial buildings. Box l.
MAN, eolored, exper.. desires house
cleaning. DU. 1923.
MAN, colored, elevator operator VII
license. wishes position. GIL. 6144
MAN, colored, wants Job as truck
s a5yer ret or eeau M e4ss
ployment; 81 years clerical, sales
salary start. SH. 7164: Address
1876 Old Bladensburg I'd. %
TRAINEE or execu-
tiye's assist, amb; young man grad
s 3D.. desires sn pos. Box SIT, Star. 5.
PAINTER. experienced, white. wants
work, day or job. Kitchens, baths
etc. Best ref, NO. 9715. II
SALES, TRAFFIC, ex-
T6nsb saur aEsapes oes
Re, refs; ao own car: vet; college grad 3.
TRICK DRIVER, young man. colored,
wants job. exper.; refs. Call RA.
YOUNG MAN, h. S. edu.. experienced
body and fender work: also me-
Chemically inclined. Call before 8
am. or evenings. Ii. 3-1SS9.
graduate; industrial engineering
business administration, accounting
background; auto; interested in po-
sition with good opportunity; future
more important than present salary.
Box 62-L, Star. l.
col, YOUNG MAN. honest, reliable,
desires work as porter in store or any
kind work in cafeteria, ETC.; refs.
ENG.-FITTER, recently
released Royal Air Force seeks en-
ployment. Keen. ambitious. willing
to take instruction; ref. DU. 1854.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, 100 bass. black, chrome
finish; S175 or best offer. Call tn.
1895 after B pm. 3
ACCORDIONS, new and used. Agents
for Pancordion and Crucianelli.
Lessons; terms. COLUMBIA MUSIC
CO, 1000 N st. NV. ME. 1919; 4
Rentals. $3.50 per month. Itemizer
with sales tax key for grocers, $50.
CENTRAL, 2O19 14th st. NV. MI.
AIDING MACHINE, electric sund-
strand. guaranteed; S99.50. RE.
ADDREssING MACHINE. Elliott;
S47.50: guaranteed RE. 1850
ANTIQUE Currier-Ives prints-Wide
variety of subjects and prices, Excel.
Xmas gifts. EN- 3467. d
ANTIQUE COLLECTORS ITEMS from
England, including Wedgwood. Hu.
S056 =
ANTIQUE CHINESE CHINA VASE. II
inches high, dominant blue: beauti:
full for lamp base: $50. NO. 0116
from IL to 9 only.
ANTIQUES-Two 3-drawer chests,
maple drop-leaf table. Empire small!
sideboard: also used bassinette and
slat-ended crib. 745 Madison st.
NV, TIA a14S %
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PERSONAL

LADIES-We can tailor your suit
from surplus mems suits. n o
Rhode Island ave. ne, CO. S414.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
pie, with nursing care. Opp. Walter
Reed Hospital. GE; 425s. 4
DAY CARE for preschool children Of
working parentS; excellent facilities
and care: lie. home. 1917 Shepherd
st. NV. Tuckerman 1864. A.
HAVE YOU A CLOTHES PROBLEM?
A dated suit or dress you'd like to
maker, make it wearable. Nothins
ave, N. Y. Centrally located at lilo
F st. NV, RIM. 20. Tel. Elk. 1908.
CHRISTMAS CARDS addressed, all
tipping work done promptly. FIR.
/ PREDICT, on Thursday, December
LIST, 1949, people will each men
tally select 4-digit number. the
sss,ss7. ROBERT A L. FRIEND '.' ''
MAKE MONEY on your childs out
grown toys, furniture and clothing
Let us sell them for you at your
rear $500 Columbia pike. Arl. ia
8-7S6S daily SO pm. Sat, 80 pm
coats. expertly fitted. reduced rates
THE UNIVERSITY DRIVING LAB
will teach 20 students in CONJUNCTION
N MsIyan s5an ee1se s5sTansed s es
VACANCY for elderly lady in clean,
quiet rest home; wholesome food
and tray service. SH. 4014. %
FUR COATS REMoDELED. latest
sty.e. finger tips and capes. Phone
WI. 477O or DU. 1858. any time.
VACANCY now available in new wing
of my nursing home; 24-hr. nurs-
ing; licensed by county and State.
PER PER pEtGGNT 81; . shampoo and
finger wave. soc. No appointments.
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE,
1910 G st. NV.
ESCORTS for ladies. gentlemen. Es-
CORT SERVICES. INC. -2017 s
st. at Conn, NV. DE. 5000. 2-7:30
vacancy for elderly lady; clean,
A LII ali ladies' n S Garments:
e eFemDt s1 aa' 1fth Co. se 2ss open
FEEL BETTER after nrst treatment
or no fee. Men and women come
to be convinced. By the use Of
electrotherapy. diathermia. high
n iKhts. sne sn4.; corrective Diet and
believe l can relieve suffering due to
nervousness, exhaustion, backache
or headache, sinus colds, or flu.
Aching Joints and swollen feet
helped remarkably. Lady naturo-
path. 90 years experience. SH. 1886.