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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-12
CT LOIS STREET
WEEDS ERNIE HARRIS

&c Lois Street Of Kansas City,
Mo. and Ernie Harris were quiet
ly married Tuesday, August Q, at
the home Of Mrs. Mary Early,
1855 Foruth Ave. So. Rev. H. w.
Bolts OF Zion Baptist Church
performed the ceremony.
Attendants to the bride and
groom were Mines. Dorothy Payne
and Mary Early, H. w. Bolts and
Mr.. Earl williams. The bride re
ceived many lovely gifts.
Guests at the wedding were
Messrs. and Mines. william Nc
Query, Ernest Anthony, James
slemmOns, Lucius Stewart, Dom
aid Brady Jr., Mines. Betty Pence,
Dorothy Payne, Mary Early,
Afessrs. Howard Donnell, Jimmie
Lasley, Jimmie Sims, Harold Car
ter and Donald Bryant.
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sometime in September for
Hawaii, where she viii Join her
husband, Alonzo L. Graham, who
is stationed there. Mrs. Graham
win remain there for three Of four
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. william M Anen
of Topeka, Kans. were recent vis-
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
schuck, III st. Anthony Ave.
They were here for a few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kirk, Sr.
and daughter, Beverly, 9s7 st.
Anthony and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Kirk, 93s Carroll Ave-, motored to
Kansas City, Mo-, to visit with
Mr.. Kinks mother and other rel
atives. M. and Mrs. William Will
hams. Mr.. Kinks mother had suf-
fered a broken leg when she fell.
The Kinks returned to the City
Friday, August ..
Mrs. Clarence Schuck, III st.
Anthony Ave, left Thursday,
August 4 for Topeka, Kans., visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. J. G. Mum, SS1 Western
Western Ave-, mother Of Madelon
c. Moseley of the same address,
is convalescing in her home after
a long serious illness.
Mrs. Mildred Turner, wife Of
Rev. Joseph s. Turner, 56s Car
roll Ave, arrived home from
Riverview Memorial hospital,
Wednesday, August 10. She under
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N.A.A.cP. SOCIAL
sAY0RnAY, AUG. 3

Another social commemorating
the national organization's a0th
anniversity. win be given ~ the
Minneapolis branch NAAcP from
9 D. m. 10 ~ midnight Saturday,
Aug. 70. at ths Phyllis whsaaley
house. There win BE- games. prizes
ana refreshments. colendge Hen
don win be master Of ceremonies
Nrs. Mae Marshall is chairman;
william Cratic, co-chairman.
Committee heads are Mira Piuis
Moore, prizes; Mines. James PERL
man, Ruth Blumberg and james
Tin. food; wnfred Leland, Jr.,
telephone; Ashhy oasldns. tin-
ances, and Arrs. lark Gordon. pub
lefty.
the party Is open 70 I he pub
nc,
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Mines. Rebeeca Jones Of BostOl
chicago. M. Anontine Anderson,
Crowley, La. and Misses ErnA
claridy, Milwaukee, wis. and NJ.
slaughter az Indianapolis, Ind.
AIpa. Lain jackson. a7as cllnton
ave. So, was pleasantly surpris-
ed on her birthday with q party
given By her husband and Mrs. ~.
c. Washington assisted BY Mines.
A. Daniels, Louis Moore and w.
Minis. Monday, August 8. Those
present were MessrR. and Mines.
j. Townsend. u. Jefferson, M.
Goodwin. L. Bilea. n. Williams.
w. Nevis, seodor Dean, Paul
Moore. Dayton Loude. Judson
Mines. c. LAtimer. p. Gilbert,
Frances Duncan. q. Vinegar,
Nina Williams, H Houston.
Philips, Rev. and Mrs. J. +. Tate,
Ernestine Wright, Ada Johnigan.
sarah Benson, Desaie Gresham,
Lynn Gresham, Misses Minerva
Johnigan and Jeanette johnson.
Messrn. George Banks, ST.. Brooks
jackson, Harry Jones. James
Kinney and j. w. Pate. Mrs.
Laura Mcdonald sent q gift but
was unable 70 attend.
AIFa. Georgia Lee Of Sioux Fans.
s. ID. was the dinner guest Of her
brother, Burcl 0rigSby and family
at siA AidFich Ave. No. Also pre-
sent were two ether brothers, Mr..
and Mrs. Bryant Gugbhy 81 81.
Paul and Mr.. Harry Griguby 81
Minneapolis
Mrs. 4. n. Warren, 800 Fremont
Ave. NO, and sister and horther.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Men.
dosa. sis Aldnch Ave. NO,
mctored 70 chicago 70 sec tn
annual bud Biiikon parade Mr.
lfendosa ts trainer o. TIE Antinl
Guard division Of the Elka. whey
returned 70 the city sunday, Aug
nut 2
Mr.. and AGrA. Raymond Boyd q
panoville, III. and Mr.. and AIRS.
Roy ahaverB Of BloominGton. N
left Tuesday AFTER spending a wcel
IN the city. they stopped a. III
home Of Mrs Halle Ewing. l04i
Fourth Ave. 50. Mr.. and AIRS
OF Evanston. m. She is ne cou1iE
Of Miss Lsverette and win viait ~
the city ten daya.
Dg. and MIRA WInlazn n. slnllel
and their son and mother, Mrs
Frank c. vaahon en- route 70 ~
Canadian Rockies were weak enc
viaitors Of Mr.. and MIRA David h
Frances, sBle Clinton Ave. 30
Mrs. vashon Il me sister o. AGrn
Frances. Or. slnlier q national.
known a. q surgeon and b medica
adviser at Homer q. Phillips Hos
pitai in ct, Louis, No.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Chnpnaar
and friend, Mrs. Ellen Chandler O
Boston, Mass. are the housl
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. jane
Fraction. ss4l Clinton ave. 50
The Bostonians arrived IN tn
city Wednesday, August 3 and e1t
pect 10 visit until August II. Mr.
and Mrs. Chapman, who are tn
sister and hrother-in-law Of Nj
Fraction, Mrs. Chandler an
Ronald Fraction spent four day
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ROcke. wire dispenser

Light telephone wires now can Be
laid over rough country by rocket
and . special type Of wire dispsn-
ser. The dispenser Il an improved
version Of reel developed during
wartime for wire paid out By ba-
SookaS or rifle grenades. The wire
used usually weighs 40 pounds per
mile.
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Arra Erma Clardy Of Milwaukee
wis Is visiting her parsnta Mr..
and Mrs. +, G. clardy, PAST 27th
Ave So.
Accompanying Miss Eunlce Lew
erette, se05 clinton Ave. So. on
her return to the city Thursday,
August was Miss Anita Avery
Boyd are the niece and nephew OF
Rev. ard Mrs. H. c. Boyd, Both
couples were extended many social
courtesles while IN the city, From
Minneapolis they mOtored 70 NIL
waultee and chicago where they
win spend a week.
Mrs. Gladys Daniels Of cincin-
natl, Ohio, returned 10 her home
Friday, August 5 after q two
weeks visit with her sister, Mira
villa NJ. Harris, ss2i Fifth Ave.
SO,
MIR. and NErs. james sIuson, 40
Irving Ave. No, have a. their
house guest Ernest Saunders Of
Saginaw, Mich.
Mr.. Oscar Wilson. COZ Fremont
Ave. No, was called East satur-
day, August Q at the death Of his
sister, MRS. Zettie Mae Edwards Of
Indianapolis, Ind. who passed
away Friday, August 5. Mr.. Her
bert Howell. s04 18th Ave. No, q
cousin also survives Mrs Edwards.
Mrs. Edwards visited this city
last year and was expected this
week for another visit Funeral
services were held Tuesday, Aug
ust 0. Paclarda. Inc, where Mr..
Wilson IL employed and other
friends wired floral tributes for
the funeral services.
Mr.. and Alrs. Theodore vaughn
Of Sioux Falls. 8. D., were week
end house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James crOwder, AlA4 Oakland
Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Singer Of
Niles, Mich. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Pierre Of Chicago, m,
are the house guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Pierre and mother,
ss24 Fourth Ave. 80. Mr.. and
AIrs. singer and Mr.. ami Mrs. y.
Pierre expect 70 visit IN the city
ten days.
MI. and Mrs James Ewing left
for their home in Atehison, Kama,
Tuesday, August 2. They had been
visiting their son and daughter
ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ewing,
41ls Fourth Ave. So. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Brown, s740 Fourth Ave.
50.
Mrs. Myrtle Potter, ss4s Fourth
Ave. So, returned Saturday, Aug
ust 8 from Kansas City, Kans.
where she had been visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. wenzel Miller, 522
Emerson Ave. No, had as their
house guests Thursday, August 4
Mr.. Leon Cox and son, Robert and
daughter, Lydia Louis Of Louis
vile, Ky. They are cousins Of Mr..
and Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. Rosa Haywood, 1858
Fourth Ave. So, gave q party in
honor Of her cousins Robert and
Lydia Louis Cox Of Louisville,
Ky. Friday, August 5. The guests
present were Carolyn, Ronnie,
jeanne and Walter Woods, Gail
Miree, Leroy Haywood, Jr., Carol
Patricia and Gail Smiley, Jimmy
Hin, onamia jeanne Miller and
Gary Miner
Mrs. EquIIlaF Canady Of Atchi-
son, Kans. left the city Thursday
August 4 for her home after
visiting her daughter and son-in-
4 law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ewing,
Alb Fourth Ave. So.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
$14.05 ATWOOD
KenWOod BLANK

These soft, feecy all wool "Kenwood" blankets are
made expressly for Kann's and are brought to you
at saving of $500! They're available in luscious
shades of Carnation Pink, French Blue, Stone Grey.
Flame, Maize, Green and White. The cleaning rayon
satin binding is 54 inches Each blanket is in at
tractiye visual top box. Blanket size 72x90 inches
! Kann's-Sheet Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-18

s6.955
DRAPERIES
$6.95

You'll be amazed how your bedroom will be
transformed when you use this smart "Bates"
ensemble. The modern design is tone-on-tone
combination with interlocking squares
dramatic foil for colorful accessories. Rose light
blue, green, tan, slate or dark blue. Double or
twin size spreads. Draperies, 212 yards long.
Kanns Domestics-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-17

tional Advisory Health Council
for ITS specific projects through
out the Nation.
Other grants approved for this
area include Georgetown Univer-
sity : Medica' School, 1852:
George Washington University
Medical School. $5,832; Howard
University, $7,668, and Pan Amer
ican Sanitary Bureau. two grants
totaling $4,000.
Under the new approval. Johns
Hopkins University will receive
$122,604 for nine different re-
search projects and the University
of Maryland will receive $25,812
for two studies,
Evening star., 1949-03-17

Judge Walter j. Casey granted
the probation, after suspending Q
9o-day sentence on the 26-year-
old defendant, who lives in the
4400 block of B street Sc.
Napper pleaded guilty in NUM-
cipal Court last month to charge
of removing the vehicle from the
Kenilworth car barn and driving
it to Thirty-fourth street and
Benning road NE. Police who
gave chase overlook him when he
stalled the streetcar and failed to
get it started again. He had no
prior police record.
Evening star., 1949-03-17

with telephone and personal calls
for the past two days, Mr.. Keneipp
said, and his force has been un-
able to serve them. More than
$500 telephone calls were received
on Tuesday.
Motorists were reminded to give
their names. correct addresses, the
numbers of their 1948 tags and the
title numbers which appear on
their registration cards.
The years high for tag sales for
one day was set yesterday with
12.259, making the total so far
Evening star., 1949-03-17

ton Gas Light Co. The case had
been on trial for two and half
days, when attorneys agreed on
the $4,000 damages, $4,000 for
the death of Mr.. Smith and $4,000
for Mrs. Smiths death.
The verdicts were in favor of
Norman A. Smith of Galesville,
Nd, a Government Printing Of
flee employe and a son of the
victims.
The elder Mr.. Smith, who was
a carpenter foreman. was So.
Mrs. Smith was 81. Their deaths,
according to testimony, resulted
from gas escaping from a service
Evening star., 1949-03-17
$4,000 Settlement Reached
In Couple S Gas Death

Opposing counsel agreed in
District Court yesterday on a
settlement for $4,000 for the
death from escaping Illuminating
gas in December, 1916, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert H. Smith in their
home at 1440 Kearney street NE.
After the agreement. the jury
was instructed to return consent"
verdicts for the sum. The ver-
iicts were against the Washing
Evening star., 1949-03-17
Motorists Urged Not 10 Call
About Tag Applications.

District motorists who have not
received their applications for 1949
tags are asked not to telephone or
call at the Office of Traffic Direc-
tor George E. Keneipp. but to
write to the Register of Titles and
Tags of the Department of
Vehicles and Traffic.
The Office has been sWamped
Evening star., 1949-03-17
Grant 10 Children S Hospital
To Aid Research on Druqs

Children's Hospital will be
awarded a grant for $4,000 for
the study of drugs to control
diarrhea and other childhood all
ments. the Federal Security
Agency announced today.
. The grant. one of six to WASH
ington institutions. is among
5000, 900 approved by the Ma
Evening star., 1949-03-17
Porter Put on Probation
For Streetcar Joyride

Daniel H. Napper, store
porter who took a streetcar for a
joyride, began one years proba-
ton today on charge Of taking
property without right.
Evening star., 1949-03-17

pipe under a porch and seeping
into their home.
Gas company attorneys con-
tended the leak was caused by
break due to a concrete porch
settling over it.
Evening star., 1949-03-17

this year, 1851. This is 5000
above the number of tages issued
on the same day last year.
Evening star., 1949-03-17

Tucks n Bows!
New interest .,bock and front.
accents the soft flnttery of this
fine royon sheer for women luck
folds slant ocross skirt :. :. tie in
dlppinq bow at beck! keyhole neck
line challenge to pIunoel NoW,
block or codet blue. Sizes 36 to A.
Sl6.o5
JeHef-Women's Dress Shop
Second Floor. Also at our
ShirItngton Branch Store.
Evening star., 1949-09-01
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcent.l

PLASTER REPAIRING. patch work .
Speciality. By white mechanic. Good
service. Z. o. LIVINGSTON. Tu.
PLASTERING q speciality, new and
mechanics. No. 2723. -
pairs and Refreshments. SAMUEL G
REFRIGERATORS Repairs; all
makes; work guaranteed: expert
mech. reas; rate. once. Ii. 3-135s
PES0i1ns RSor & waTrRPRooriEa 1E sPfs sTop co dEAh
RooENS S.2E Gaxnsno s types ster .spairs psngs
ana carpentry; call 4; .; THOMAS,
ROOFING. all types. no job too
small; repairs and new roofs. SAM
UEL C. BOYD. INC. GE. 1868.
REFRIGERATORS repaired, air con-
ditioning service; reas. rates. GE.
SANDING. cleaning, finishing and
waxing floors, painting by SO. IT. or
rm:: reas; prices: RA. 27SI. -6
STONE AND CEMENT WORK-Spe-
cializing in retaining walls, nag
stones; also walks. steps. drives. etc.
For free estimate. JERRY. AT. 9266.
rxtEWkI1.Hs Gle s!sansa; .o ,.,,.sS S,!sS sns Ss
l1f7. UNITED TYPEWRITER 10.
vsNEriAS slH FAN BLINDS vasn.o, rep.in..
VENETIAN r BLIND Co, 62i4 r. I
ave-. Riverdale, Nd, UN l.34b
Evening star., 1949-09-01
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

BASEMENT LEAKY? waterproof it
on the inside and also beautify with
new Paracrete process (rubber
hurting shrubs and lawns. Ask for
chMhSr asshls: oh; %osk. si1o' stone walls. flag
fireplaces. cement driveways. porch
es, retaining walls. pipe drainage,
AID kinds of wsterproofng. r.
MARcgcCIo;, Route E. Ho5ners
lane lane aSss Rsskvilie' Md. Phone Rock
oRIsE1xis, xiv aHSii BLACK TOD or limestone
GRAHAM PETRiE. oliver 1892
FENCE, chain link, all types, con-
crete work. Jolly estimates. FIR.
rIook issSi eyss; ssRv1cEZaoshin. xH zsss but III.
best: laying. sanding. hnishins:
finishes FLOORING. cONTRAc.
Tors; INC. 1879 Wisconsin ave
HE2rINGecomplete ia SSso gas, oil or coal
heating systems. FLA terms. 3 years
to pay. Silver Springs leading
plumbing and hssting firm. JOHN
70 Iooi cs 81 Pa sssssa asai.ssni tor efs ires
NC CO.: 1909 Eye q: nv.
COMPLETE REMODELING, additions,
nsy synh9% h9Res Ga sS ssr
1912 Queensbury rd.. Hyattsville.
pAfNr1SG All SG, AN1 1Sni' 'pEcoRArNG-rwo
1st-class, mechanics; Terms TO- meet
PLANS PREPARED, commercial. res
idential. Free estimates furn. FHA
terms: Permits secured. GE. 1899.
STORM WINDOWStBy all means see
the Hess .Tripl-Glide aluminium COM
bination before you invest In storm
windows. Vastly superior because. OF
its completely rugged construction
contains no sheet metal. Sold direct
to, you by, the factory at factory
prices. Fully warranted. Free dem
onstration and survey without obli-
CATION See 1t and you'n like it. It's
completely. different; Call the fac
tory for factory prices. TR. 0235,
HESS ALUMINIUM WINDOWS, INC.
l21S Pa. ave. Sc:
Evening star., 1949-09-01
MIscL. WANTED Cont

FURNITURE-Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces. Also old glass
ware. china. bric-a-brac. Buying
and selling for over 80 years. HOP
Mga99Ds' gaSG' sth and K sts' NV ME
FURNiTURE-Your entire household
psees fRas'n's rgRN fds 'ssfi Eea aG h1shSis ss
GoLb.e:BriaT 81 S.: AZ. yoal SSs5 old sold. plsti.
pay cash. A. KAHN, INC, 81 years
NEWSPAPERS WANTED - Highest
prices paid. II you cannot deliver
Us. US WAsH1NdToN' AsSIo:TS9lS' RAG ' a. 'l; BAG
NEWsPAPEks 4 81 WANTED An; D. sui Highest
prices paid. If you cannot deliver
ysur aSs assu%Haslons 1hk sa PssSe e6Sas ph9hs
PIANOS WANTED, uprights. We will
give you $50 due bill good for
yrs. on the purchase of new piano
or television set. COLONIAL PIANO
CO. MA: 1870. -
STOVES. FURNITURE. ranges. ,es
boxes and heaters ACME STOVE
co; i0ll 7th St nv. MA. 1852
ware. any condition: china. bric-a.
brac. old Jewelry and furniture
DORA KRnPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
G st NV ST 1896
WE BUY USED FUR COATS, all types
Highest prices. AMERICAN FUR CO.,
INC, 625 F st. NV; MA. 1885.
WANTED TO BUY, dictaphone sys-
WANTED TO PURCHASE second
hand private library of 500 to 75C
volumes, consisting of classical
autobiographies, political works ano
some light novels. Also set of En-
cyclopedia Brittanica no older than
1916 edition. Reasonable and in
good condition. Give details to Box
225-T. Star 2
Evening star., 1949-09-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, 70 do house work or waitress.
GIRL, colored. wants Mon. Wed.
Thurs, days work OF any kind.
GIRL. colored, desires job nurse:
maid; days work or part time. Call
GIRL, IL iAeSi eoiored, wishes days work;
Sly psy. ssss, ssiss'no''; full or part time
% s.ss; ;S5.s 81: car ssIs < soRE. tSa.1s
ik hfss pl peo,ored re- AZ Vines s4s9; shv or ,.un
dry, 1908 9th st. NV. Phone DE.
GIRL. eolored, experienced. desires
job as nursemaid or general house.
work; live In or out. ME. 1914
Girls e. 81: experienced. lisht eolored.
want work OF any kind; day or
night, ~; $-2375; .
will keep house for one person; ref.
SIS per week. BOX 237-A, Star.
EURSEMAID, Q children, white. mid
dle.aged; live in: good refs. EN-
WOMAN, colored, wants days work;
local references, full time. TR. 0397
WOMAN, colored. quiet, elderly, de.
sires any light job; live in; small
compensation; ref. MATTE DAVIS,
1887 18th st. NV.
WOMAN, colored. desires night work,
cleaning or cooks helper. ST. 5955.
Evening star., 1949-09-01
PERSONAL

DID THE STORM blow your tree
down? Rent our electric chain saw
and quickly cut 1t UP into any con-
yenient size. MEENEHANs. NO.
WISH TO CONTACT some one in
Levi Hines. in Cass County, Mo-.
1885 to 1891; in Shelby, Marion or
Lewis County in 1891 to 1906; or
in Jasper Co. 1905 to OCT. 194s.
SEWING SHOP, custom tailoring,
covered buttons. belts. button holes.
FABRIcs. PATTERNS. buttons, zip
pers. yarn, laces. sewing machines.
W. WfIl SoT "a ns sE TA; RksPoNs1BLE Pssa for
any debts incurred by anyone other
than, myself and over my own per
sonal signature. DR.. AMINO PER-
RETTI. formerly residing at 1915
Fort Dupont st. sc. IL
FOoTLOoSE IAN FANCY-FREE? It
costs only $5 to register for year S
pGsai pany IN dancing ia siafdoa and social a aetiVi:
ties. If over Is. unmarried, OF
good character. call DE. $500, JUST
FOR FUN CLUB, 1745 Conn ave. =,
LEARN CANASTA = Gentleman will
popular American card game il your
own home by appt. ST. 1000 or
AT AT' LITTLE LITTLE FOLKS" Filmartin
School, children, 2-7. enjoy the best;
are most happy. Reg. now. OV
REBUcE and relax at home the easy
way with Slenderform Self-Reducer
and Massager. You simply place 1t
on the body wherever needed ana
the motion automatically does the
ssaa sSsa pss ssonHRs.l i9ss and h EAKEs ~. a.
AETEsATIoss, II szAdTsos all ladies' garments:
prompt and enicisnt service; open
eyes; SI9s 14th. CO: 222l:
saoas e sss' period r. 4ss
TOUPEES, wigs, braids. chignons,
doll wigs, custom made by MICHEL.
227 PS9Snt PSGE ciTels dsas.Bsh Bids MI L.. ooss
sumine business. with fall ap-
proacfing, wardrobes need to be
put in order. Centrally located At
1ll0 F st. NV. RIM. 20. Tel. Elk.
FUR COATS restyled into finsertip
Phone WI. 4770s DU. 4255. -
VACANCY for elderly people. nurs-
ing care; opposite Walter Reed Hos
JACK AND JILL sCHooL-Fall en-.
rollment being accepted for 1st and
End grades: transportation fur
nished; accredited school. WA. o996.
VACANCY in convalescent home. good
food. 24-hr. care, tray service; 500
TIE HI; KITTY I'll 'isi; isY PRE-scHooL, open
ing age 2 to 8, ". round; transp.
SLIGO SIG SSSGj NURSERY scHooL-Enroll
now for fan term; lacss play:
VACANCY, elderly lady. quiet COM
Portable rest home. tray service and
care: reasonabls; SH; 4Q14. Il
S.. Chambers has only the best Of
Cadillac equipment. Phone 90.
LoNGswoop SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Grades to IL; preparatory for
athledcs; excel faculty: $50 acres,
nearby. Md. 7-day bosrders. S1.100;
$3.50. IoNdWos5SD 3d. SCHOOL. BOZ
BRiaRLEY iisi E MnMiITARY ACADEMY.
all elementary grades and coachfsg
in first Q years Of b. g.; IA miles
from D. c. Catalog on request.
2; g; Beltsville, Nd; TO. 1SS1. 14'
burg, jamestown and Yorktown,
sedan. CAN AL TAYLOR. FIR. 1858
Evening star., 1949-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH, typewriter. calc.. cash
reg, of, equip. kind; ton price
DI. 1872. co. 1925. eyes,. Sunday
'eFgass 'epYRa SSjesaW S!s }ssslyy M4LGs4oNE HE
1885 q ST. NV, STERLING 7496.
china, glassware. rugs. silverware.
paintings: highest cash prices osid a
Car MURRAY fstsrbecker'. IA
BEDROOM. dining room. contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
IA. 1887; after 2 pm" dE. 1915 !.
BooKs-sen me your books. pay
SEEihsnps EfEih sS1s 1sook Pisfssl saop. ess 81 ss:
NV, Ma. 9402. Open evenings.
bought and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK OK. STORE 72l efn
CAMERA WANTED, highest quality;
MS' sifS TSE1s WEISS. saTssa from 'ga S0S. Rg.a4ss.
CLOTHING-Hishest prices for mems
used clothing. , BsRMANS;u sEs1 S;u LIZ Lii
.ii1sf cs.h eS.d Ssia 0e 9asssT suasiSs
NC. 6l4 18th st. nv
DIAMONDS, gold. platinum. teeth.
diamond watches; discarded arc s,sfi ,fiwea5S tps
large: % cash immediately; very high
prices paid. NEW YORK JEWELRY
co 71a 18th st. NV
FURNTTURE wanted at once. 1000
furniture Of al Kinds; entire eassae nome
ear MR JAMES. phone MA $500
FTJRNITURE, good used household
FOODS, all or part. Top prices, court
eous service. MRS GAY, RE. 7SO4.
FURNITURE-Any bedrm., din. rm.
desk. chest or entire household.
Prompt service. CO. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-09-01
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCT.-ADMSTR.- Off. MGR, 6 yrs.
varied exp. supy. capacity; degree.
married depssnssable; full or part
Observation-Disclosures Controller,
3 years on stan Of Rractieins CpA;'
So $50 miles, s.. business concern. BOX
AGGoniNTxNf aSoHi sssFi CONTROLLER. now
emp, desires change: age 80, mar
rted, success, rec. in account, audit
sai. sni ..ass sei agsa.' goa stan
ADV. LAYOUT ARTIST, roushs, COM
prehensives, illustrations; studio, "A
agency sxperience; samples. Boz
CoEIzdE eSJ1Ai ssri STUDENT. lat. sos. desires
man, saretaker; $40 week or $40
and live In; excel. refs. Boz 211-x.
LAW % GRADUATE. t.st.b., accountant.
With experienced lawyer. Boz 49,
LAW A STU STUDENT, .xp.s. English steno..
with fluent Spanish. seeks part-ttme
employment. Boz 1887. star. z
1As. H.s! 81 1sSol?5easks y.aks4iv wants days work,
MAN. eoiorsd. desires odd Jobs, clean
AK. $500, j. DAOE.
MAN, colored, desires work after 3
O'Clock p.m., cleaning once, switch
board or elevator. OR. 4105. .
NAN, colored, wants daywork, ONCE
cleaning or work Of any kind; Write
MAN, colored, wants job. expert
enced mechanic; references. HO.
$40 or AP. 4721. Il.
MAN, middle-aged. with wife, Q chill
dren, experienced Is manager:
caretaker, tourist camp, hotel; will
do anything available; permanency
desired. o. B. JOHNSON, Boz
MASTER tsrHi MECHANIC desires position,
service salesman; 30 yrs. experience
all makes car refs. Box 2lO-A,
SECRETARY, dict. 100 w.p.m3. also
stock systems, & ensr;; sugyrsy.. g come
YOUNG MAN desires bookkeeping or
exper. b. 1857 Before . pm. .
YOUNG MAN, white, wants Job IN
commercial advertising fleld. What
is your offer? WA. 2039.
station attendant, win work any
shift. Dial Alex. 6S46. l.