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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-07
Wins Special
Ribbon

JACKSON, Miss. (ANP)- A
little eight-year-old boy is one of
the happiest boys in Mississippi. 1t
is all because he was a groom at
the annual Mississippi State Horse
Show children's matinee.
The lucky fellow is known only
as Wimpy, who rode Gallant Sue.
When he entered the contest he
was hopeful just as a number of
other youngsters were. He receiv-
ed many cheers, but when the blue
ribbons were awarded, he discover
ed none.
When it was all over it seemed
that everyone had a ribbon but
Wimpy. He looked alone and sad
when a judge noticed him. His
face changed into smiles when this
judge brought him a blue ribbon,
too for his spunk.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-07
gee, architects.

Present plans call for the err
ectlon of three history buildings
which will cont in a total of $50
one, two and three-bedroom apart
ments. Rentals on such units
would be in the vicinity of $25 a
room, according to the associa-
TONS estimates.
The CDA, a non-profit corpora
ton appointed by the mayor to
construct housing with public
funds for middle-income families,
hopes to erect 1900 units.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-07

than the Tubman crusade and the
Liberian cause.
Liberia, on the other hand has
always opened it's doors to the
United States. During the last war
it risked it's national sovereignty,
and the life of her people in her
great desire to help the American
cause.
What of 1850?
This was in 1913, but what of
1850? What will the members of
this race who live in the United
States do to help this great black
leader of Africa, this leader who
needs money for road building,
who wants schools for his people,
and who, with the small funds at
his disposal builds a hospital for
far away Tchien.
Even as l write these lines, his
excellency, the President of the
Rpubic of Liberia is still with his
fellow citizen in the city of Tch-
len, Liberia, 12O miles or five
days walking through jungle
paths to the nearest road.
He is still there, deep in the
Hinterland, teaching, educating,
encouraging, giving his best for
his people and the cause of demo-
cracy. 1t fills one with a great
sorrow to know that his Negro
cousins and their great govern
ment will let this man break his
heart from over work and sheer
exhaustion without giving him the
aid that he needs to complete his
work.
The United States of America
with it's great Christian heart will
not let the cause of Liberia go
unnoticed if the American Negro
who votes will take the action
that is needed in setting in motion
a great movement that has for
its aim, Aid to Liberia.
President Tubman is still far
away and alone in Tchein. His
fight is common cause for every
American Negro, and for men of
all races who love democracy.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-07
Glimpse Of Liberals President
Tubman The Booker I. Washington
OF West Africa

MONROVIA, (ANP) William
V. S. Tubman, president of the
Republic of Liberia, is in many
respects the greatest living Presi-
dent. He may be truly called the
Booker T. Washington of West AT
RIGA.
In the capital city of Monrovia,
new government buildings, paved
roads, a new municipal stadium,
and daily changes in the structure
of the city attest to his energy
and his vision.
1t is in the deep hinterland, far
away from the capital city of
Monrovia, among the rural Liberi-
ans, where those who are privileg-
ed to see this man at work that
the impression is formed that a
great President, a truly great
President, presides over the af-
fairs of Liberia.
On Sept. 9 it was my great
honor to be included among those
who were to make an airplane
jaunt from Roberts field, Mon
rovia, to the city of Tchien, Lii
IBERIA. This city some 270 miles
from Monrovia is connected to the
outside world only by foot trails
and the new air strip that was re-
Gently built.
Hundreds To
Greet President
AS the wheels of the DC3 came
to a stop at Tchien air field; all
of Tchien; the modern, young Lii
berian government officials, and
rural Liberians, the old and the
new, were there by the hundreds
to meet, greet and welcome their
President Tubman. The old in rur-
al Liberia came in tribal costumes,
country gowns made of woven
cloth with special adornments of
leopard and wild hog tusks.
Rural Liberia in transition, is a
people between the old African
culture and the new, the brand
new Tubman culture, school boys
reading papers of welcome, salut-
ing the flag, and speaking good
clear English. The new young wo-
men were also there with bare
feet and skirts that were Tchien
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-07

OF the SCyle OF the new
Along the road and not far be-
hind those of us who formed the
grand parade came the electric
generators, the wireless, beds,
food and even ice and the new
executive mansion at Tchien was,
within an hour in full and COM
plete operation. His excellency,
the President, was holding court
to his citizens; paramount chiefs,
elan chiefs, government officials
and their wives and other elem
ents of the population.
All we're welcome at this recep-
ton, the high and the low alike,
those who could speak English
and those who extended greetings
and told of their happiness
through an interpreter. All were
there in the neat, clean little pal
ava house at Tchien.
The next day at the council
meeting in the town hall, an open
pavilion, Liberals great nan of
destiny, President Tubman, open
ed and presided over what might
rightly be called, "The Town Hall
Meeting Of the African Hinter-
land" paramount chiefs, clan
chiefs, and lesser officials, pre-
sented their President with spot
less pieces of white cloth.
Symbol Of
Their Hearts
This was the symbol of their
w white hearts that they the
rural peoples of Liberia were pre-
senting to their President. They
did this, many of them, with the
full knowledge that in the days
that were to come, this man, their
respected President, who sat be-
fore then would be both judge,
prosecutor and savior as he heard
their complaints and rendered just
verdicts.
Truths and untruths would be
openly expressed before all the
people and the nimble mind of his
excellency, the President, would
ferret out the truth and justice
would be rendered. This was the
basis of their trust and their
faith.
| left the h~interland city of
Tchien, Liberia, with a great pride
but with a deeper hurt in my
heart. My pride grew out of the
greatness of a member Of my own
race.
Hurt came from the knowledge
that Negro Americans in the
United States and the country of
which I am a citizen will con
tinue to make available millions
to needs that are far less pressing
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-07
Housing Project
For Chicago

CHICAGO (ANP) A 100000
housing project will be started
next May, with competitor schedul-
ed for "12 to Is months after
ground is broken" on a tract of
land from Cottage Grove to Lang
ley avenues fronting Goth street
on Chicago's southside, it was
learned here last week.
The project is the initial venture
of the Chicago Dwellings associa-
ton. Formal contacts were signed
last week by James C. Downs Jr.,
association president, with Joseph
Burgess of Holabird, Root & Bur-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-06
.FIR5T-RUN film IS
OPENING SUNDAY,
CAPITOL THEATRE

1.-THE Reformer and the Redhead,"
M-G-M's rollicking new romantic
comedy, coming to the Capitol SUM-
day, marks the first appearance to-
gether on the screen of June Ally
son and Dick Powell (Mr and Mrs.
PowelD since their marriage. And
incidentally this is a first run fea-
ture appearing in Juneau on the
same day it is released for Seattle
showing.
THE Reformer and the Redhead,"
laugh-loaded story of zoo-keeper's
daughter and crusading lawyer
who vanquish both growing animals
and believing politicians, offers
June Allyson an interesting change
of pace from her recent dramatic
roles.
Dick Powell also returns to the
comedy field in the new offering,
following his recent hit in Mrs.
Nike" with THE Reformer and the
Redhead" marking his first role at
M-G-M since Meet the People"
the picture in which he appeared
with Miss Allyson for the first time.
David Wayne, Broadway stage
star who achieved overnight success
in his film debut as the romantic
songwriter in Adams Rib" heads
thu ~
comedy-rich role as Powell's legal
associate. Others in important roles
include Cecil Kellaway, Ray Collins,
and Robert Keith, together with
group of scene stealing four-footed
actors, including lions. bears, deer.
camel, goat, giraffe, pair OF baby
llamas and andwich-snitching
chimpanzee!
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-06
BASEBALL STORY
OPENING TONIGHT
AT 10Th CENTURY

Every spring, when the birds and
bees start watching the guys and
gals, men seem to undergo pecu-
liar change -. 4. it's like spring fever,
but it lasts all summer" The siren
call brings them to the ball parks
and the sand lots where the thud OF
ball against a mitt, the sharp
crack of horsehide meeting ash and
the hoarse cries of the umpire COM
bine to make baseball America s
favorite national pastime.
Capturing this on celluloid, Twen-
tieth Century-Fox has come up with
1T Happens Every Spring" Star
ring Ray Midland, Jean Peters and
Paul Douglas. the film, which opens
tonight at the goth Century The
atre, tells the story of college
chemistry teacher who, through a
strange chain of circumstances, is
propelled unexpectedly from the
classroom to the diamond where he
becomes basebalPs most famous
pitcher.
Cast in this key role is Ray Mil
land, aided and abetted by Paul
Douglas. who enacts the role OF the
teams wisecracking catcher. Jean
Peters provides Milland's love in
terest in the film. Heading the fea-
tured cast of the film are Ed Beg
ley, Ted de Corsia. Ray Collins,
Jessie Royce Lands, Alan Hale, Jr.,
and Bill Murphy.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-06
OFFICERS ELECTED
At MEETING OF WS(S

Mrs. Harold Schultz was elected
President of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service of the Meth
odist Church at the monthly bust
ness meeting Wednesday evening.
A devotional service in the Little
Chapel was led by Mrs. Newton
Young. Mrs. Clyde Turner pre-
sided at the program in the par
sonage when the new officers were
chosen. Vice-president is Mrs. A.
B. Morgan; promotion secretary,
Mrs. A. J. Alter; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Lauris Parker, and
treasurer, Mrs. Clyde Turner.
Other officers are Mrs. Ronald
Lister, Mrs. Earl Intolubbe, Mrs.
Andrew Robinson, Mrs. Jack Pope
joy, Mrs. Eugene Mccain, Mrs.
Don McMullin, Mrs. I. J. Mont
gomery, Mrs. William Matheny,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-06

Mrs. Young, and Mrs. Harry Hoose.
There will be an installation SER
vice at the June meeting and an
officers training program the eve
ming of May 10. The success OF
the May Day tea and food sale was
reported. Miss Claudia Kelsey will
entertain the Afternoon Circle
March 10 at her home at AUX Bay.
Mrs. Turner, retiring President
gave an account of the work ac-
complished by the Society under
her guidance during the past year
Refreshments were served by Mrs
Matheny and Mrs. Anna Hougen-
dobler.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-06
LEADERS IN B. B.

Leaders in the major baseball
leagues through games Of Friday
are:
American League
Batting -Rizzuto, New York, .419;
Majeski, Chicago, 1896.
Runs Batted In = Stephens, Bos-
ton, %; Williams, Boston, 16.
Home Runs - Williams, Boston
S; Wood, st. Louis, 4.
National League
Batting = Musial, st. Louis, .442
Sisler, Philadelphia, 1897.
Runs Batted In-Jones, Philadel-
phia, 10; Westlake, Pittsburgh. Is
Home Runs-Jones, Philadelphia
6, Campanella, Brooklyn, and West
lake, Pittsburgh, 4.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-06
ATTENTION MASONS

Stated Communication, Monday
evening at 7:3O. Degree work All
Masons welcome.
j. w. LEVERS, Secretary
(Sat. and Nom
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-06

Fresh Herring Now Available At
STURM'S LOCKERS
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-06

Store your furs with Chas. Geld.
stein and Co. Phone 1O2-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-06

Store your furs with Charles Gold
stein and Company. Phone 1902.
Evening star., 1950-04-27
HELP DOMESTIC

maid, $50 per mo mo. White; large
family; other help; live in. DE.
COOK. experienced. h.w.; lovely up
in a no M ianndry ay o in Oasn family nus refer Te
ences REQUIRED. 2so9 ChesterfieI5 pl.
COOK. CIV. experienced only, 3
salary. 662-M. Wardman Park
CooKf-LAuNDREss. 63sfi live in lovely
2nd-f. room, light housework, auto.
washer; other help employed; must
be experienced cook; refs. Wo. 5799.
GENERAL HOUsEWoRK, plain cook
ing; live in; pvt. rm.' bath; $50 wk-
G,Hw.occooK. fond of children: no
laundry: live in lovely upstairs rm.;
exper. and refs; excellent pay. OR.
G.H.W. AND COOK to live in; ref
wages. GIL. 2106. 80
GIRL. colored,, g.h.w.; in Arlington
apt; 5.day wk., some cooking; must
like children. ref IA. 2-3440. 30
GIRL M espe sG,orsd sdr live sma in c1dpsn c1m5Grtabe
Colored family. Must be settled.
ROOM Sss1o and board plus SIS wk; Ii.
MAID, reliable, for light housework
live in; S15 a week, with room and
board; refs. req. RA. 1854.
MAID, live in. fully exper; care OF
3-month-old baby, and light house
Keeping; $50 per mo. TU. 1865
MAID. ,colored, gh.W.; good ironer;
must like children, have refs. and
exper.: 51a days, live in or stay
some nights. 5417 4th St NV
WOMAN, g.h.w.. stay in, 8 DAYS
week, 500 per mo-, rm. and board
exper. necessary. $40 Monroe st
ne. CO. 1850.
WOMAN, white, congenial, who wants
nice home; care / child: prepare
dinner; live in AP. 1855. 81
MOTHERS HELPER, white; live in
l weekday of. Apply between 2
ana adt pm" 1923 14th st. NV.
MARRIED CoUPLE-To live in, gh.w
and cooking. Call CO. 4754. i
Evening star., 1950-04-27
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MILLINERY. practical courses start
ing Immediately; classes small. teach
ers experienced; full shop equipment.
Telephone ST. 097l between 10 and
$50.
WILL COACH OR TEACH FRENCH
High school and college students
have have French diploma. NO e43ss
BRoADCAsTING and television writ
ing and production taught In small
classes and private lessons: new
fsTn a and SefaT para ioGe Aad5on G
summer course for writers and ac-
.ors. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
BROADCASTING. 1898 10th st
NV. DE. $3.50.
yErs. ali subiects laugh, Approved
by Government for CT training, GAY
BEAUTY COLLEGE l2io q st NV
s4a+ IS IRA TRADES sssr.se home w., study s
PEGTsd gSIIssns I; cs { k. si Ro0m sf1a a10' Bond
ENGLISH WRITING, grammar. speech.
Also French. AID. 800, Ext. 226.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
from f l9s SELF CONSCIOUSNESS. Nj. $3.50.
TELEPHONE (PBXJ course with
tipping; 2 wks. S25. Many excl. po-
sitions. A real school est. 33 yrs;
SCHOOL, 700 18th at G.. MA. 2340
LEARN PIX oPERATING-Ase no
handicap. Day class tuition. $50;
night. S25. MRS. CHANDLER, ST.
721S
INCREASE YOUR INCOME-study
shorthand. typing, bookkeeping
courses, Small classes; rapid prog
ress Start today. BOYD SCHOOL.
cor. 18th and G. sts.. MA 234O.
Evening star., 1950-04-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL: colored wants fve days work,
hotel, cafeteriai, Call CO. O222
GIRL. colored, wishes g.h.w.: hon
est and reliable; refs; loves children;
GsE issp ie eolored olee faRg desres AD lob aos
plain cookins. IU' 4-4sssf. IT, sH;"'
GIRL, colored,. desires job as maid;
stay, two nights; will accept day S
WorS or sewing. DU. 7346. 27'
GIRL, colored. wishes job caring
Week. 7Us OaOE BIZ. hSnsst S1ss. relia0le aS gays
GIRL would like days work days;
references; s, until 4; call AID. 1881
GlhL, colored, wants job as nurse
1STEGcFST %aId II RS3ysitssT tsi HIS. III s4ss
ences. CAN Ii. 3-o057. -27
CHRISTIAN colored girl wants days
work; good laundreSS; refs; fond oil
ehildren. Elk. 1895.
WOMAN, colored. wants work of any
wd kind; last JOB, 3 years. MI. 1891
"Af asy. IL "sshss slssass 5AahorS work by the
WOMEN go, wish g.h.w. and moth
eerrs helper; exper. and refs. CO
NEAT, settled colored woman want.
LGhr rs0fHaE aoHsE FGSe %okk Es or NH motSs9 SsG
helper; colored girl desires work;
reliable DU. 1920. 2Ss
WANT $3.50 pm. cleaning Job, etc.
4 hours. Few evenings a week;
steady; near bus; colored; $3.50
SOUTHERN COLORED WOMAN, ex.
perienced, desires days work; S5
and carfare. CO. 3513.
COL0RED GIRL wants domestic work
full or part time; reference. Cal
GIL. 4765.
COLORED GIRL wants days o,
weekly g,h. work; Al references
Ii. 1881. 2S'
COLoRED GIRL wants full time worl
or part time; with references. Cal
TU. 0272.
CoLoRED GIRL desires care of chill
dren, light housework. Ii. 3-6513
2S'
COLoRED WOMAN wants Sunday anc
Monday afternoon work: local refer
ences. Elk. 62s6. call sftf 500.
Evening star., 1950-04-27

FURN., 2 2 dble. beds: con springs;
xyiophone and other things. Moving.
No dealers. Call after 5. WI. o3l3.
FgRN; Urn, -4,Diecs 4; ,sensine walnut
PShSam' Phane AZ r. 4ea. ss'' 0heF accegssd' @Ps
finish. $50. chaise see lounge. STs; 0tHnDe doWn
Allied. satin covered, orig. cost $500,
Ike new, S75. Bedrm. suite, 6-pc.
s9ia.s ssg9iiRs' blonde finish: $50: &s$ 4, f.
FuRN.-a-pc. wal. bedrm. suite, box
spss.. mattress; needlept. high-back
ena. cn;; oil OIL psintins; aI ms, octason tssle;
l year; worn s times, cost S495,
sac. for $500; size 1914. WA.
Fur COAT. size IA; gun and l
shild's gason' must sell Immediately.
FGR coAT, mink: cost s1.4oo, will
sell for best offer. Tv set. baby car
riage, bassinette. mb-baby chair
Table; Call AID. 6os6. Ask for MRS
FUR COAT, beaver-dyed mouton;
FUR CoATs-(2J, sizes IL. silver
fox Jacket, s25; blue fox. 3-quarter
coat, $40. TIA. Sl77. -29
GAS RANGE-Apartment size; /
walnut double bed, innerspring mat
tress, coil spring, vanity with mir
ror; reasonably priced. KE. 3-6546.
GAS RANGE, Garland, for boarding
house or restaurant; 8 burners, 2
large baking ovens, large frying unit
large broiling unit; l year old; excel
lent cond.; free delivery: $3.50. DU.
GAS RANGES. used: spring sale;
sTER CO, since 1siS. 'ss7 ? st, NV NV
GAS RANGES, new and used: liberal
saIEs stic sass ps'ets'loR GA ave-. De EE5ssSs 5s7o
GAS RANGES-New. used; an sizes
Heaters and stoves. ACNE STOVE
CO. 1011 7tb st. nv Ma, s952
ampliier: S35 or best ofier. LU.
NvALID's ROOM EQUIP; Mengel
adjustable bed board; 3 tier white
enameled tables on casters, bed pan,
sputum pan, slop jar. bath basin,
invalid ring, heating pad. etc: no
eontagion. Phone Wo, 2433.,
derosa pine, lovely design, kiln-dried.
special lot: big bargain only l2zc
Come see it.. RUCKER LUMBER,
LIVING ROOM SET and rug, bedroom
set, lawn mower. tables. lamps,
blower, etc. La. 6-5747 or OIL. 4296.
Evening star., 1950-04-27
HELP WOMEN

LADY, ambitious. refined. opportunity
tc learn good business. rapid ad-
yaaneemsnt: se,4oo first year. Box
WOMAN to sort and inspect dry
GsasnF Gsas prsIsed II s5' flsaR1ni aep1 5s PiRi
WoMEN-can earn $40 to $50
weekly salary and commission; we
train you TO demonstrate and sell
phone; write age, past ey2erislcs
RITZ f Hotel' HLD5i go f'DtsSSi F St. NV. 8:
YOUNG LADY, bookkeeping exDeri-
ence, tipping. general ofAce work.
chance for advancement. transpor-
tation business. Apply in person. no
phone calls. le49 New York ave.
RES. HOUSE MOTHER for small
group; teacher preferred. Helpful if
you can drive. Also an exp. kind
teacher. State exp. give tele. num-
Do Der Y6u 8 q HHATE RsE 4o9Si ) oR HOURS Rss to
spare in. your own home and earn
money. Apply 726 l1th st. NV. End
LIGHT CoLoRED GIRL to work in
dental ofice, part time, 3 to pm.
high school graduate. Reply in own
handwriting. Box 234-c. Star. 20
WE NEED 3 WOMEN
To introduce our health program 70
people of WASHINGTON and adjacent
territory We will train you Con-
penSation ARRANGED at interview
Must have car Phone for appcint-
PERSONNEL MANAGER, Ii. 3-Tnl 5.
EMBASSY
Requires competent English, Spanish
stenographer; hours, $50 to $50.
ApplY MA n411 -21
Evening star., 1950-04-27

rELEvisioN SITS up TO 4O%, on:
SAMPLES and demOnstrators Fres
SS%s SSp%sns ssss ss%onstdhiIl0P snti koYAt, koYA ,'rIs ~:
-"Nf6S Il t2oodb b'i' "'enoi' ave
TIREs-Factory reeond,. all sizes.
tires, SO 95 Weekdays, sun, till \,
free parking ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO, 3234 Ga. ave. NV, RA $3.50.
TIRES. used. over 200 to select from,
SNISO NO sas gp; JoMs >, s AUTO SER SERVICE.
drums, TAxiN's' 800 M st, sW,
TYPEWRITER SALE. sos.5o and up;
$OIs faa f4ph st. sGaaan'ffG nW aG
TYPEwRIrERs. new and reDuiit:
one-year guarantee; terms, Our 4Oth
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO,
TYPEWRITER. portable; ali makes:
terms; standard, bars, CIRCLE.
r2PEwRiTER Pi' ;T III n.Rda,Nni, ,dtS nv
NStseisss. sds'Ss; Rs@instsn:
10th NV, Ma. 4s6s. IS
VACUUM CLEANERS-Fri Sat. only:
brand new Royal 500. so, Hoover.
Sa.95 Alrway, 81 so; Handcleaner,
$3.50: a few others. 1872 Lee hwy.
WAR sURPLUs-warehouse iuIl: all
most everything: tools. machinery.
tents. tarps, exiting, rope, culttvatorS,
picks, shovels sledgeS. bars. 900
bargains. Daily %, EX. 1927. 26l3
M st. NV, GICHNER.
WASHER; b.. uniyersa soS vTg vsy WdSs ist
WASHERS--save ST 90. westinEhouse.
Laundrsmat demonstrator, Sl99 e6i
Psndi1; $3.50 a5. 1914 H st ne.
wAsHING MACHINE-specd queen.
$35. Call KE. 3-566b, afternoons.
WASHING MACHINE-see us 'irst
for wholesale prices on nationally
DAVID ROBERTS, 1850 H st, ne.
WASHING WASH MACHINE. Bendix auto.
matte. excel. cond free delivery;
WASHING is GiG MACHINES Nsa Ro go So4 Maytaa' a
Completely rebuilt. Also lawn.
~ moTsrs, No 2aaS ga,
from ss5: Wnoh guar JOHN q 5eeSna %EBsfER; iiEf;
WASHING MACHINES. 40qs disc on
al floor models: last years models
slashed. Easy terms Open ewes
TN o. ROYAL APPLIANCE co.
Iel Nichols aye Sc Lu 4-7000.
WATER COOLER, Coca-Cola, late
model. nearly new; holds cases
drinks; $50. District 1895. Jo'
WATER COOLERS, for sale or rent,
guar; we install; lic plumbers and
electricians. JOHN O. WEBSTER
CO., since 1912, 627 F st. NV. ST
WATER HEATERS. used sale, 20.
80 Ssl; SEpsv from Sib guar JOHN
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. price
$40, in good condition. L Il Q
SERVICE, GE. 1858 81
BEAUTYREST MATTRESS, used
about year, excel. condition: sell
half price. 10, 3-6223.
YOU CAN SAVE up 10 $500 on
several door sample Spinet and con-
sole pianos. ineludips HaIdmap and
guarantee. also student-size pianos
from $2g5 up. liberal terms To-
BAR. INC 1900 q 81 nv Ma
Evening star., 1950-04-27
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books opened.
closed caught up; open rate. SH.
ACCOUNTANT desiring change will
do your bookkeeping and tax returns
part time. OR. 2014.
BOY, colored, 1S yrs, wants work
in grocery store or kit. help; wiling
- cw1Tser; ss n $3.50. s.
4fntn 4fefmn9naeiilng, Ing. all types const. Box
MAN, Sc, Gideon. 81 yrs. Govt. serv,
deslres clerical. typing, etc HACK
NEY, 1882 E. Capitol ST.. FIR. 5094
MAN - Colored; would like lob as
chaufteur and houseman free to
travel; references. Call RE. 1853.
SAILOR, white, 23. on le2ye. would
Ike 80, days work; outdoors pref;
bed and room. DENNY, WI 96O6.
SERVICE MANAGER wanting position
with Packard dealer; II years ex-
perience. best reference Write G. A..
ZEAk' 311 10th ST., Altoona, Pa.
STUDENT desires work after 3 pm.
Mon.-Frid; 6-S hrs. daily. Any line
Of work. Box 419-D, Star. 2S'
fOCNG MAN, experienced, sober, re-
liable, desires work on farm by
month. P. o. Box 6464. Wash. D. C.
EXPERIENCED colored man desires
1o6 plumbers helper, or porter. or
delivery man; owns D. C. and Md.
drivers permit. Call 10. S-S54S. .