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Evening star., 1950-09-10

ASST. MGR. FOR LADIES'
READY-TO-WEAR DEPT.
$50 WKLY. OR MORE DEPENDING
ON EXPERIENCE AND ABILITY.
to assist in managing ladies' ready
to-wear dept. in credit store. must
be exper. saleslady and able to
take charge. Box 1887, Star. Ia
BEAUTICIAN, experienced, preferably
one with some following. Apply
1888 Conn. ave. liz
BEAUTICIAN--Good all around op-
orator. Apply FRED THE HAIR
STYLIST. at PhiIlipsborn. sos ! 1th
st, NV, 10
Evening star., 1950-09-10

UNEXPECTED CHANGE makes avail.
able fine Rawleigh business, nearby;
splendid business secured in this
district for many years; exceptional
RAWLEIQHS, Dept. C1-14-201,
Chester, Pa.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
STOCK CLERK
PERMANENT POSITION, 5-DAY WK
APPLY
PERSONNEL OFFICE
SEVENTH FLOOR
JELLEFF'S

UIdIxIV T u
1214-1220 F St. NV. -12
STOCkROOM ATTENDANT, chem
istry dept. Catholic Univ. Must
be recent high school graduate who
has had one yr. of chemistry and
who is ambitious and desirous Of
working up to position of custodian
Of the chemistry stockroom; start
ing salary. 1850 per yr. Call
9-5. MI. 5000. Ext. 212. 10
STOCK ROOM MEN (3J-40-hr. wk..
$50 start, auto. increase after short
eaksis1gHP 1sEiSs AgPy TnY snassT SoJat afteF
STORM WiNDoW MANAGER ONLY.
II you have handled field work for
over l year. We have a manager op-
portunfty for you. Call TR. O235.
Evening star., 1950-09-10

AID MATCHES-seil amazing designs:
90, 80, 40 and 240 light book
matches; big spot cash comm; every
without exp; men, women; fun, part
time; buy nothing: sales kit furn.
MATCH CORP. Dept. XJ, Chicago
Evening star., 1950-09-10
UPHOI STERERS :

custom work, top salaries; year.
round work. HOUSE OF CHELSEA.
6406 Georgia ave. NV, RA. 1000,
Evening star., 1950-09-10
CLERKS

@A@Ab4AO
No typing required; 3 high school
graduates with some work expert
ence age 1S to 23; 5-day week. 8
20 40; starting salaries about
openings will develop into respon.
stble positions so aboye-averase Tiris
are needed; permanent positions
only in downtown Washington;
attractive new bldg. with exceIient
working conditions and hieh-type
Mrs: TERRY. esis 81. 1910. fsu '0r Apt spPf''
~, CLERks-ARIsTO CLEANERS
Has few excellent vacancies for
clerks and branch managers in our
pLancn stores IN various sections OF
the city. ages 20 to As only: expert
enced desirable, but not necessarp;
sxoelent pay, plus. bonus and en-
Pt9oys discounts: Apply In person.
A1HiSTO BRANCH STORE 3427
a5nn aa4Sn 81; NV. CORNER Newton), from
CLERKS, white, experienced, TO
manage laundry and dry-cleaning
store siSOres, good salary plus commis-
SION; o Apply GREYSTONE LAUNDRY.
ri TEI5 Ep Sth St; NV. AID. 9062. Id
for well-known Women's snseiaIty;
shop; 5-day wk., store discounT
Apply WHELANS, HOS r st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT-washington.s Old
eSs chevrolet dealer has an openine
Ior a typist with an aptitude for
nguTes; good salary and WORKING
Gonolsions; See Mrs. Simmons,
ssaAIRaRY,pATE EAR MOTOR CO. 1880
Evening star., 1950-09-10

HOTTEST SELLER IN YEARS!
Make amazing cash profits intro
ducing sensational new, flexible
sandals; appeals to every man and
woman. NATIONALLY ADVER-
sold In stores; big Opportunity for
crew managers. distributors; excel
lent sideline; write now for FREE
sample. FLEXICLOGS, Dept. sol,
New Holstein. Wis.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
BOOKKEEPER

OOO4A4AIG4 11I
For millinery stores: immediate OPEN
ing; good salary. For appointment,
phone MR.. WILLIAMS, RE. 511S.
, 1950-12-12
Deputy Collector
OF Internul Revenue
Visits Virgin Islunds

Deputy Collector of Internal
Revenue Cassidy, of Balti=
more, who will be assigned to
the Virgin Islands to repre-
sent the Bureau of Internal
Revenue in the collection of
taxes for the Social Security
Insurance program, visited
the Virgin Islands on Deem
Der 6 for conferences with the
Commissioners of Finance in
st. Thomas.
Mr.. Cassidy returned to
Puerto Rico but will come
again to the Virgin Islands
later this month to. set up per-
manent Office,
The offices of the us. Col
lector of Internal Revenue
will be in the same premises
now occupied by the income
tax division of the Department
of Finance.
, 1950-12-12
Hon. Chose Sustuins
Injury as Result
Of Auto Accident

The Hon. S. Christian Chase
was seriously injured in an
auto accident which occurred
rival in Suracao, as a delegate
just about a week after his ar
from the Virgin Islands. He
returned here on Sunday but
was taken to the Frederiksted
hospital where he is under the
care of a physician.
According to word received,
Mr.. Chase was being taken on
a tour in a newChrysler sedan
when a truck crashed and al
most completely demolished
it. The Councilman barely es-
capped with his life, which was
said to be miraculous.
, 1950-12-12
Governor de Custro
Meets With Members
OF Food Comm.

Governor de Castro met
with members of the Food
Commission of st. Croix this
morning, with him were Oar
win Creque and James
OBryan, Director and Asst.
Director of the Office Of Emer-
gency Control, respectively.
Members of the Commission
present were Darnley Peter
sen, Mrs. Edith jackson and
Attorney Almeric Christian.
Two members, Hon. Alphonso
Forbes and Cyprian Caroline,
are absent on the mainland.
The Governor was scheduled
to meet with the Municipal
Council this afternoon but the
Acting Chairman, Walter
Hodge informed him that a
quorum was not present and
therefore the meeting was
postponed until Friday after
noon at 2.
, 1950-12-12
G Of Appoints
Anduze. Hollund 10
Two Comm.

AT a joint meeting of the
Executive Committee and Ad-
visory Committee of the Saint
Croix Chamber of Commerce
held Monday night at Conan
che Club Annex DR.. Aubrey
Anduze was appointed to head
the Membership Committee
and Robert Holland to head
the Finance Committee.
For the past year the Cham
Der has been working to de-
velop a sound organization. II
was recognized that the Exc
cutive Committee required as
siStance by other committees
to carry on the work. Under
the leadership of Joseph Alex
ander, President of the organi-
cation, much of the work was
necessarily thrown upon a few
and he has endeavored to ex-
pand the organization, SO that
more members Of the Cham
Der may participate in its
functions.
Now that two capable chair
men have been appointed to
these new committees it is an
ticipated that the Chamber
Continued on page ~
, 1950-12-12
Judith Coplon
Set Free by 8 Justices
Of High Court

Judith Coplon who was con-
victed of spying was ordered
released by the Appeals Court.
The decision was unanimous.
The Judges pointed out that
the FBI arrested Miss Coplon
without a warrant and as a re-
suit of Wire-tapping. They sug
gested that perhaps the law
be changed to give the
FBI officers more authority in
cases Like spying.
The conviction of Alger Hiss
was, on the other hand, reaf-
firmed and he will then have
to serve the five years SEN
tence unless the Supreme
Court reverses it.
, 1950-12-12
MilitorY Coils on
Red Cross to Double
Blood Collections

The defense Department to-
day called upon the American
Red Cross to double its blood
collections during December
to provide the greatly increas-
ed quantities of blood needed
for processing into plasm for
military use.
Blood is now being collected
at the rate of over 10000 pints
a month. To meet the new de-
mands, the Red Cross and
other blood banks cooperating
in blood procurement will
have to increase present collec
tons by nearly 100 per cent in
December. The armed forces
and 200 civilian hospitals are
now being served by blood
program.
The December call is the
first Defense Department step
in building a stockpile Of
plasma for military needs.
Monthly collections will be in
creased as rapidly as process
ing laboratories are prepared
to receive and convert the
blood into plasma and serum
albumin.
Blood will be sent daily.
from So Red Cross regional
collection centers and the par
ticipating blood banks to pro-
cessing laboratories at Phila-
delphia, San Juan, and Los
, 1950-12-12
LeeWurd IsIunds
Governor Expresses
appreciation 10 v. /.

Governor Kenneth w. Black
burne of the Leeward Islands
has cabled Governor de Cas-
tro from Antigua that he has
been most grateful for the
kind hospitality of the people
Of the Virgin Islands during
, 1950-12-12
Wdrden Suruuw Of
Rich. P~enitentiary
Suspended Dec. IA

E Fs
Warden Herman H. Sarauw
of Richmond Penitentiary,
was suspended from duty with
out pay by Acting Director Of
Police Matthias effective De
cember IA, 1850 for gross ne
elect of duty in connection
with the incident which oc-
CURED at the Penitentiary on
December 5.
The suspension has been APP
proved by Governor de Castro.
, 1950-12-12

FORMER GOVERNMENT GIRL Judith Coplon and her husband, Albert
Socolov. who Is also her attorney. leave his New York Office after the
y. s. Court Of Appeals reversed her conviction. In ordering q re-trial,
the court said her arrest for plotting to pass top secrets to Russia was
Illegal because it was accomplished without q warrant. (TnteTnGhoaG)
, 1950-12-12

his recent visit here.
The Governor stated, my
wife and I were very sorry to
leave your beautiful island"
Evening star., 1950-08-02
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY!

Everything Tor color! Free instruc-
tions by experts. BRENNER, 933
s'ennsYlYania ave. NV
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HELP DoMEsTIC

cooF, N.w.,. and help care for in
X 4ired, RA. 642e. "a
COol- .AUNDRESs. live-in, upstairs
machne nm sh' seb0o ebgsp aHt9 wahns hns
be thoroughly exper. and dependable
Refs. req. $50 week. Wo. 5799.
CooK-MAID. white; Protestant, ex-
per, age So to 40; to serve ? ladies,
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, good plain
cook; must be fond of children: no
laundry; live in, upstairs rm. Exper.
and refs. nee. GE. 1925. A
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK and good
cook; live in, S25 per wk.: refs.
good position for right person. SH.
GIRL To DO G.H.w. and care of
small baby, health card and refs.
REQ: Apply 5705 lst st. NV. 5
HOUSEKEEPER in motherless home;
permanent; one who likes children;
MAID. G G.H.W.. cooKETske or fsle' eonl: eom:
plete charge: recent Al references;
5l2 days; $22 and carfare. TU.
MAID. g, h W, plain cooking; sleep in;
,good salary: refs, required. GE. 4077.
children; live in; excellent opport.
1or refined capable girl. References.
Ia. 4305. 3
WOMAN. WHITE. act as housekeeper
and cook for 4 adults; must be
WHITE WOMAN, live in. take care
OF. invalid lady; pvt. home. State
salary. Box 42S-S, Star. A.
WHITE WOMAN; good
cook with references; knowledge of
practical nursing; live in: good
nome Tor right person. EN-. S746.
COLORED LADY to care for child,
live in; room, board and salary. Cali
VI. 5441. "a
Evening star., 1950-08-02

Air-Conditioned Rooms
Prince Karl Hotel, 1901 X st. NV.
newly decorated; downtown; phone
with 24-hour switched. serv. Single,
SI0.50 up; dble., $3.50 up.
Evening star., 1950-08-02

NEAR 18th and DELAFIELD PL. NV.
One double room nicely furnished
adj bath $50 Also one single
room for refined ladies, in widows
detached home. Non,housekeeping,
application. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
1886 NICHOLSON ST. N.W.-Large
front, nicely furnished room: dble
bed az single. Private family. o. 2'
sgle., $40 dble; also garage. Ss.
1857 Park I'd. NV. AID. O616. .
1916 FAIRMONT ST. NV room
for couple; Frieidaire. stove and
sink; adults. SO wk. 14th st. car.
1888 PARK RD. - Immaculate rms.
for young men; tiled shower; excel
lent location. S25 mo. DU. Ss74.
N ST. AT CoNN.-Pvt. ent.. suite,
2 small rms, adj. bath; S14 Ek'
1ith AND EMERSON ST. N. W
Beautiful lge. front rm., nicely
furn., near to transp.; unlimited
phone; Jewish home; S45 per mo.
newly decorated; sgl. and dble. rms;
18TH AND aSnf iRviNG WING RHa RioiniPs Ps' large
front double bedrm.; light and cool,
nOU. duultS. nv 1000.
and double; continuous hot water
and conv. transp. 1903 N st. AD,
1923 NJ ST. N.W.-Large rms. CEN
trally located; hot and cold running
water in rms: cooking facilities;
DUPONT CIRCLE-Front sgl.; self
contained pvt. bath; maid serv.. $50.
1873 10th st. NV. HO. 1921. A
WILSON HOUSE-1622 18th ST: ex-
eel rms; sgles.. S25 and S35; dbles.,
SIS each. Call after 6 pm, Nj.
Ills 1iiso' EUCLID ST. N.w.-comfort-
ably furn, 2nd-f. front rm.; 4 win
fssnioIs d9Ws gentsmsn .Ts private family aayZ
MaE@oIiA fsiEss@aShf sfsA TnBRAcE. sEa is@ Ell Lamont
st..Nicely furnished single and
double rooms; conv transp.; tele-
vision and piano in sitting rooms;
back lawn sunbathing and laundry
facilities available to guests; rates,
SD 80 to $50 per person; excellent
meals nearby HO. 500. Is
1873 Goth ST.-Large double. single
rooms; running water: large closets
maid service: near Connecticut. 8
1155 P ST. NV. Dupont Manor -
sgle. room; maid service; reas. 5
1913 L ST. N.W.-Newly decorated.
large, -2nd-f floor, front single room;
only $3.50 weekly. IS
1905 P ST. N.W.-$375 wk.; clean,
small rm.; middle-aeed or elderly
gentleman. HO. 1910.
1923 EYE ST, N.W.-DowntoWn; un-
usually nice single room; 81 wkly.;
maid service; elevator. "A
Evening star., 1950-08-02
Refrigerator Clearance

REFGR., IT; l947 Westinghouse
RUGS-Genuine Oriental, all sizes,
reasonabIe prices cAssAB1AN. 32o4
g st; at Wis; ave. 3
915 10th st. NV, Ext. 6S44. 3
SEWING MACHINES-Portab elec-
trio; console electric; treadles; clear
ance sale: all greatly reduced. SING
Err SEWING MACHINE CO.. 609 9TH
sIMMoSs Ld1 GSs soPABED, s2gA good condition
SOFA. sectional, pcs. modern gray
and yellow; 3 years old; perfec1
SOFA-Exceptional buy; beautiful
2-pc. sectional Regency sofa in gooo
Phone GE. SS35. )
SOFABED---Brand new this week
foam rubber. brown FrieZe uphol-
Sl95' Cali OR. a056.
SOFA-BED. maple desk, bookcase
coffee table, arm chair, platform
sPRiNGsN(simmons coil spring.
Gold Bond innerspring mattress; al
most new; GE. 3193. =
toned. guaranteed. $3.50. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO" Sl3 l4th st
NV.
STERLING SILVER. symphony pat
tern; letter r.; complete service
for 8, with extra pieces: less than
u price. EN-. 4930. No dealers. -
STORE FIXTURES in excellent cond
for baby or children's shop. Viii
sell all or part Call VI 1858. &c
SUIT, black-gray stripe. 20. $40. sell
$50: golf shoes. So. ST. 1900, Ext
4O3S 9-5.30
TELEvlsION-soms 1850 models Al
big discounts; cash or terms: year.
to pay. Call 10. 2-l187 for free
home demonstration. e. j. REAL
q SONS. 3014 Nichols ave. sc
Open til q pm
TELEVISION available for immediate
delivery. See US for the best deal il
town. ALPERSTEINS ELECTRIC
VILLAGE. 224 Carol lave. Takomf
Park. Md. SH 2700. SH. 1898
Open Mon. Thurs, Sat. till 9.
TELEvlSiON SETS up 20 4OTs on
2-year service on all models. Last
years models slashed Many fiool
SAMPLES and demonstrators Fret
home demonstration Easy terms
Open ewes until 8 ROYAL AP.
PLIANCE co. 1871 Nichols ave
Sc LU 4-70nO
Evening star., 1950-08-02


PIANOS FOR RENT-With option to
buy. Choose from Spinets and con-
soles. ST. 94OO, JORDAN PIANO
CO., corner 18th and G SITS. NV.
PIPE, structural steel angles, chan
1ss sssd fad'as3ts WasHEGToa R5S%Slns RAG dturss
BAG CO; al5 | st. s.w., DI. soo7.
thread; fixtures. BLOCKS, 3056
M St.: NV, NO: 1903, WA. 550l..
a65s{5 SMsI oAnssy S}oRs st
S525. CO. 7062 after pm.
RANGE, gas. full size, 36'', 4-burner,
cost SIo3:50; used 3 wks.; sacr. for
RECORDERS . soundscribers. 1
transcriber. maintained under main
tenance contract, excel. cond. ST.
1884 between 10 and $50 pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. guaran-
teed. CARROLLUS. same location 25
years. ME. 2646. 719 H st. NV.
fnEEsfrEA1SF' sssS cali EFssf'$ aH sso t?sE e
RE!FRRi;iGERAToR-Gibson 7-cu. it..
with vegetable bin: 2 yrs. old; like
KEFEKrSlKAToks nfE; Sli2i AT 4o7i @ Reeond. guar.
P. o. SMITH. S. g. S. INC. 1874 H
st. ne. Ii. 3-2545. Ii. 3-605O.
ton S35 cash. GE. 1885. 4"
REFRIGERATOR available for i'm
mediate delivery. See US for the best
deal in town. ALPERSTEIN'S ELEC-
TRIO VILLAGE, 224 Carroll ave-,
Takoma Park, Md. SH. 2700, SH.
1923. Open Mon. Thurs, Sat. till 9.
REF recond., summer
sale. from $50; guar. JOHN G..
WEBSTER CO.. 627 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-02
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. 3

GREAT DANE PUPPIES. 3 mos. to s
mos; fawns and brindleS: Axe reg.
from champion blood lines; also have
beautiful brood bitch, reasonable.
st. extended 8 miles out TIE. 243O
SKYE 'TiERRIERs-Pure breed, Axe.
Talisker line, indiyidualistic little
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies; several
AsGARD KENNELS, reg. FA $3.50
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS-Blonde.
unusually light, pedigreed, cham
PET fTcHTwEEkoLb iifeE Gs d pedisreed sdf4 per-
sian. kittens and pedigreed white
TERY. FA. I4ee. ~ -
COLLIE-Sable and white 3 months
old; female; Axe reg, beautifully
RED DACHsHuND PUPPIEs Axe
ENGIisH EtsGiIsIsffd SETTER 5fni 81 PtPPGEs PIES %ks
old. registered; $50. Call Fairfax
BoSERs-Deborah of Mossmont an
nOuneeS no. pqDpes piagas ready to 60
FOR SALE, rat terrier puppies. 81
each sol No. Greenbrier ST., Arling-
ton Virginia.
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER. 4
years, male. needs home in country
used to children; master in military
service. Phone WASHINGTON, DE
$500 after $50 pm. A.
COCKER, white male. pedigreed, rea-
Sonable to good home. Call ewes,
OIL. 1909. 3
PERSIAN KITTENS, blues. CF.A
reg, Champ and double champ in
pedigree; home raised. TIE. S554.
POLICE SETTER. English sheep. ter
rier. collie, scottie, cocker, kittens.
TA 443J
Evening star., 1950-08-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

exper., refs. GEORGIA DAVIS, All
or phone Hagerstown s45-W. g
u .W.-Colored woman wants days
work; city ref; good worker. Phone
WMcolored girl desires days
work, or 5-day week. AK. 00IO.
Oh. W.-Girl, colored eXper. wishes
Work, yra: or or DAY ss work; also plain cook
GIRL, colored, neat, wants JOB as
mothers helper or days work. HI.
GIRL, colored, desires job taking care
OF children for empl. cple.; honest
and reliable; exper.; ref. RA. O611.
YOUNG WOMAN wants g.h.w. or
laundry; full or part-time. DU
DAYS WORK, reliable colored girl,
EGRoPEAN fhRo sSS GIRL, ri l11S NICE personality.
seeks position as COMPANION house
keeper, chambermaid. HO. g433.
EXPERIENCED GIRL, colored, de-
sires g.h.w: and plain cooking; part
time or full-tlme; ref. TU. sos.
days worf GIRL bs beat tDs wants Rssk Oe
CoIoRED GIRL wants g.h.w. or
nursemalo; eXper.; 512 days week.
CoIoRED D WOMAN SdiSIi DESIRES II. 6.w.:
exper;; 5i2-day week; references.
LU. 1927. =
COLORED GIRL wants part-time or
days work of any kind. DI. 1896.
COLORED GIRL wants gh.w. or
child care. CO. 5s52
C0LORED GIRL oesires gh.w. or
child care; 5-uays per wk; exper.
and refs. Call NO. 5993.
COL0RED GIRL wants days or
weeks work; 5 days: good refs.
Ask for CLARA" GE. 1854. 4
COLORED GIRL, experienced, desires
nursing or housework; days a wk.
TR. 6212.
COL WOMAN desires lob as nurse
maid or g.h.w.; or 512 days a week
DI. 1325.
RELIABLE CoLoRED WOMAN wishes
regular day work Of any kind. Refer
ences. DE. 1886.
Evening star., 1950-08-02
BOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
are located between Water
front Property and Automo-
tive advertising.
FARM 6 GARDEN

TOP SOIL, fill dirt and manure;
bluestone and rose gravel; tree
trimmings and removing. SH. 5110.
ROTARY TILLER. ME-. new: will
trade for Old garden tractor. Terms.
FL3GsToNE La sISaSE, WALKS, terraces. n fire.
places, f1shpondS. retaining walls,
pipe drainage. all kinds of cement
EoFR lans MAkSGTG1o R6cRT Nd aop5f Phone
TREE REMOVAL, 1 or 1000: bldg.
lots cleared: low rates; Ky. blue
d and glover sod top soil, GE. 1887;
reasonable, Gail HI. 1898. IS
BOYLE TREE SURGERY-Trimmi
lot clearing, removals, spraying and
TREES iss' REMOVED. trimmed. etc;
@ estimates vi ery 7oSys i9T WI 1855 1855 !res @
PLAkI SHADE. rREEs. shI uDs ano
all other nursery stock now We also
sHe;iaH' ta IN soddi3g Ynns PGE t5sf sS
Tel. WarfieId 4She or TJnion aS36
1. H. c. CUB TRACTOR, 994-h.p.
now $3.50; Farmall Super A, SI.26Oi
C, fully hyd.. 81 1,335. MALo'
MAIL CHAIN SAW. sales and service
MALONEY'S. INC, s126 Georgis
ave, Silver Spring, Md.
NEW EQUIP.-Int. Harvester Farmal
cub, super A.C.H M. tractor and com
plete line of farm equip. New Ides
and Int. corn pickers, New HOLLAND
bailers and corn haryeSters. Lou.
doun barn equip. sprayer clusters
,OUO-ou. grain bin; parts and serv'
ice. Used equip-F-12 and F-20 or
rubber; :! l22-in. plows. HIM. No
32l cultiVator, F.20 mower. MA
LONEY'S, INC, Silver Spring, SH
$3.50.
with bulldoZer blade MALONEY' s,
INC, Sl@6 Georgia ave-, s. S. SH.
1890
VIRGIN TOPSOIL, best quality and
quantity; quick delivery; reaS. !;
Driveway gravel. Ii. 1854, Ii.
:S-2215. bs
Evening star., 1950-08-02
FURN.-Liv., bedrm. and dinette sets
Also Kenmore washing machine
vacuum; best offer. Ii. 3-S4lS. -

FURN.-Liv.. bedrm. and dinette sets.
vacuum; best offer. Ii. 3-S41s. 3
FURN.-6 rms. of furniture incl:
dishes, hospital bed. Inquire 62lo
GAS RANGE-2 mos. old; Kenmore.
S100;, RCA radio combination, and
GAS RANGES, new, used, $3.50
up; credit; installation. PEERLESS
SALES, 2237 Ga. ave, DE. 6670.
GAS RANGES, used; summer sale;
from $50; guar. JOHN G. WEB
STER CO, since 1912. 627 F st. NV.
GAS RANGES-New. used; all sizes:
CO. io11 7th st. NV Ma. ssb2
GE REFGR.. 10.% cubic feet, cost
Ss9o rnIt prfe DO ncs GE straso1der Rsadr
washer. cost 1854. price 500; ali
only. , yrs. old and in almost new
cond; also > Storkline baby cribs
with mattresses, $3.50 ca: high
chair. Sd; twin galvanized laundry
tub, 50: call 81. 0079. 3
GOLF CLUBS-Two sets OF irons, one
sh hfnaed baa cs one RE left sss5 ssndes Ak asG o
MR. GANEY.
GOLF CLUBs-Man's steel set, S25;
lady'S, S23; beginners, -$11; extras;
also antiques. ME. 4646.
E-A-BED-Simmons year old;
like new: custom made slip cover;
never used. MI. 4036. 81
FURNISHINGS-GE hot
plate, ironer, porch glider, awnings,
walnut buffet, fireplace equipment,
dining chairs, rocker, lawn mower,
step ladder; moving. TIE. 4Sls. Alex
Evening star., 1950-08-02
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcent. ]

WORN SINK TOPS replaced with
Formica or stainless steel. Cali HU.
S262 MASTER APPLIANCE co
CAPITAL CITY CONSTRUCTION CO.
Alterations. additions and new con-
struction, Any job from a recrea-
tion room to a shopping center.
Construction engineer in charge.
LO 5-3330, WA. 1852. Il
ANY TV SET OR RADIO expertly re-
paired; 81 so Plus list price of
Will PAINT LIV. OR BEpRM.. s1a
Kit, dinette, bath, SS. Including
window frames and doors, not paint.
ia. S37S, D to Z pm.
Evening star., 1950-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
NV National 1904
PIANOS FOR RENT-ConSoleS and
Spinets, Sc monthly up. Hauling
extra. ST. $500. THE PIANO MART,
1915 7th st. NV. Gust above the
library. 80
Evening star., 1950-08-02
ANTIQUES BOUGHT


China. furniture. silvervare, 1ewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call Louis Segal. CH b333;
ewes. EN- 6765
ANTIQUES-Bric-a- china. sill
verware, old jewelry, glass, any amt,
Dora KrupShaw Milestone.
THE-HOUSE-OF-G F-GIFTS,
1893 Wis. Ave. NV. NO. 03o0.
ANTIQUE BRACELETS, clips, dia-
:nonds of any description: cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st. NV.
BEDROOM, dining room, contents of
home: cash. We do moving, storage.
BICYCLE, BOYS. 24-inch. Schwinn
or English; must be in good cond.
EN- 56l4. >
quantity. and removed at our Ak
penSe. ALBION BOOK SHOP, 17GS
Pa. ave. NV. ST. 669S.