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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-11-22
Scandinavian Americana

him. And perhaps you will also
feel that spirit of understanding
and friendship he conveys in this
poem he sent us.
WE MEET
We meet upon worlds highway
A long and windy road
We meet to either shun or share
Life's great and heavy load.
We meet by plans or only chance
When IL Is ebb or flow.
We meet to talk or silent walk
To learn or never know.
We meet upon worlds highway
In early morning glow,
We meet In evening sunset
When shadows fall and grow,
We meet to stay or walk away
To win or lose from start,
We meet to hold or to unfold
What dwells within our hearts.
We meet upon worlds highway
Where many met before,
We meet to either win or lose
What friendship has in store.
We meet to share or never care
For problems daily born,
We meet to give or selfish live,
To choose the rose or thorn.
Eric II. johnson.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-11-22

The world has laughter,
The world has play,
The world has pleasure and
time.
But friendship upon
And along the way,
No hill is too steep to climb.
The world has music,
The world has song
The world has amusement and
mirth.
But a friendly smile
LIES journey long
Is heavenly joy on earth"
There was the name. Eric H.
Johnson. johnson: Then re-
membered he had sent us a num-
Der Of poems, hoping to have
them published. And Also re-
membered he was a disabled
World War ii veteran. now work
ing as janitor In the Supreme
Building in Olympia.
l read through all Of his poems,
and just as that poem above
touched my heart 50 did the sub
ject matter of the other poems inn
press me. For here was a man
who wrote tirelessly and ardently
about friendship, the kind spirit
the loving soul, the goodness In
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-11-22
Campus Notes
Pacific Lutheran College,
Falkland, Wash.

Final enrolment statistics as
released by the registrars office
show that there are 971 students
enrolled at p. L. c. for the fall Sc
mester. The total for the fall
semester one year ago was 993.
According to figures released by
the registrars office, there are
$50 Lutheran students at p. l.. c..
this fall, which is about 6O9s of the
student body.
In the Lutheran group 3O4 stu
dents are from the E.L.C., 100
from the A.L.C., and 60 from Au-
gustana. The Missouri Synod has
35 representatives, and there are
70 from the L. l.. c. There are
8 from the Lutheran Free Church,
6 from the Norwegian Synod, 4
from the Wisconsin Synod, and SO
who did not state what synod they
belonged to.
ot"SA *
Methodists, SO Presbyterians, "A
Catholics, 80 Baptists, IL Chris
tians, Episcopalians, 8 Congre-
gatiOnalists, and : Christian Scien-
fists.
The rest include 4 NaZarenes, 3
Greek Orthodox, 2 Covenants, 2
Free MethOdists, United Breth-
rem and one each of Seventh Day
Adventists, Disciples of Christ,
Latter Day Saints, and Friends.
There are 122 students who are
unclassified as to their denomina-
tiOnal affiliatiOn.
Five students represented Pa
cific Lutheran College at the an
nual Western Speech Association
tournament held at Pepperdine
College in Los Angeles, November
20-22. Debaters includes Malcolm
Soine of Falkland, Jon Ericsson of
Richland, Alan Hatlen of Everett,
William Rieke of Cashmere, and
Mary Larson of Memo. South Da-
kota. Professor Theo Karl, for
ensics coach and chairman of the
speech department, will accom-
pany the group on the trip.
Mr.. Karl will also attend the an
nual convention of the Western
Speech Association at Santa Bar
bara Calf. State College,. He
will speak on the role of dramatics
in the curriculum and also in an
other talk on the forensics pro-
gram on the college level.
Charles Martin, tenor soloist in
the College choir for the past three
years. will give concerts in Pacific
Northwest churches this winter
His first concert was held Sunday
evening, November 5, in First
Lutheran Church, Mt. Vernon. Wn.
His accompanist is Marilyn Han
ich, sophomore at the college.
The Rev. DIN c. Dasher, pastor
of Fir Crest Lutheran Church in
Tacoma, spoke at the Lutheran
Student Association meeting on
campus Sunday, November 5. His
talk is the first in a series of pro-
grams designed to inform students
of youth work in the various Lu-
theran synods in America. Pastors
representing the various synods of
the Lutheran church have been in
vited to speak in this series.
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ian Movie Director Roberto Ros-
seliini and her pregnancy until
newspapers ran stories on it. Lind
strom was required to take his
daughter Pia to Europe where she
is to meet her mother within ~
months. He will do so next sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert w. Swan
son, 1927 e. Goth ST., Seattle, re-
Gently celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. Married in
Sycamore, ILL.,, they farmed in H.
linois and North Dakota for "A
years. In 1914 they came to Sc
attic to retire. Swanson is 70 and
his wife, "A.
A. f. Paulson, for the past IA
years business representative for
Candy Workers Local 81 of the
Bakery & Confectionery Workers
Union, has been appointed inter
national trustee for Local 400, Los
Angeles.
William j. Lindberg, Seattle
attorney and former member of
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-11-22

William j. Lindberg, Seattle
attorney and former member of
Evening star., 1950-02-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored. reliable. wants steady
york. Sall between 9 am. and 8
GIRL wants job as seamstress helper
or bus girl. EX. 0045. A
GIRL, colored, honest and reliable,
desires g.h.w., experienced: Sundays
on: Call Ii. 3-S425.
GIRL, colored. neat, reliable, wishes
days or days work; GEORGETOWN
rkoSIiNsssa OF = BABY .Sil SITTING. by
hour or day; excellent ref. Box
WOMAN. colored, for laundry and
cleaning by the day or week; expe-
rience, EX. 4765.
WOMAN, white. cooking, housekeep-
ing; vicinity ne. Call FIR. 1856: s
WOMAN, coiored, experienced. wishes
Job with employed couple caring for
or 2 children; reference. EX. 2490.
WOMAN, mature, colored, wishes sew
eral afternoons a wk. regular work,
start 2 pm. in apis. ETC., north. also
consider weekend Jobs. co. 1919.
COL. GIRL desires laundry work or
cleaning doctors office. DU. 1894. =
CoLoRED GIRL, reliable and expert
or ironing; refs. Tw. O363.
COLORED GIRL, exp, desires posi-
tion as maid or presser in store;
city refs. MI: 1774. 4
C0LORED GIRL. wants lob as maid
or nursemaid. 10. 2-7963.
GIL liz. c9i9red: a9 soso MSuid like gh.w; good
COLORED GIRL, cooking. cleaning.
laundry, likes children; exp, refs;
S35 wk- MI BAL
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PERSONAL

GENTLEMAN wishes exchange Span
ish conversation with Spanish
speaking young man. Write particu-
snI lars vv Bog %. 4551y " ,s Star; .,,,,; p
Scaxm Consult TEA Lex ENdELs ehTS pRFssHAkRR kaHhid
dress, suit or coat you have in mind.
Nothing too hard 20 do. Centrally
E Elosatea 81 at lIdd5lo Idlo F 81. NV Rm 60
Walter Reed HOSPITAL. GE. 1855.
VACANCY in nursing home; 24-hr.
saTssns ssate sa sare eosol osensed BY county and
MARrtY M Sasi sEAGTY 81 a0DSa5[nses: SoEnEGs:
caRE aIle Of s Ii ELpERLY nsR PERSON in pvt.
closs-in silver sprins sH. ao5s..
YOUR FUR COAT completely re-
styled, Phone 2 n s., 81; 1881, co. 1900,
OLD At 40, SO. soY MANI You're
ssx aaTs rons ahsufsnbSs Tabts psp up At sode:
many men. women call "old" New
"get ACQUAINTED" size only SOC. At
all druggists. In Washington at
REeohDIEas EadEdT sExabE MAbE, sa9Tss II family, chill
dren, friends in your home. Portable
equip; records both sides; $1,000;
for appt. HU. 341S 8 am. to noon.
WHITEHALL sANITARIUM, Just
opening; has vacancies in pvt. and
semtpvt. rooms, with or without bath;
24-hour. trained nursing care; very
reas. rates: owned by physician who
is In daily attendance. FA. 0643.
Evening star., 1950-02-03
HELP DOMESTIC

oaAssthMaap sassa zDp1 Afs2N ffsffd roWRRs s7Rfss
3700 Mass. ave. NV. -3
COOK, colored; to do downstairs
have good references. Wo. 35S5.
COOK K-G.H.W. Live in: upstairs
room and bath; must be experienced,
$3.50 mo. Apply to Box sos, Star,
Esi's ana eEf sE Ri sst
small nome, lovely private room.
Ser Serve Jn meals cooking and g.ha.w.
CIV im s,,a szDerisness; I'd; lys live. in; pvt
references; $50 wk. IA. 57S5. ms
G;H.W, %: 40, help care for chill
dren, 4 years old and 8 mo. old;
gsss gisin sf cooking sE liye inae IT, 1927 Van
G.H.w., to live in in; si5 week, nice
room, pleasant surroundings. ST..
HoUsEKEEPER, middle-aged, white;
live m; small family Of business
wsoman; must like children. sH.
HoUsEKEEPER for , employed
adults; plain cooking; live in or out,
5hooday week. Call sH 1896. 8
MAID, Spanish or American speaking.
NJ MIst 5eay liye in. Reasonable wages.
NURSEMAID-colored, experienced,
references required. care for 2
small children, children's laundry,
2nd- floor cleaning; live in; small
modern home: 51a day week; ex-
cellent, pay. EN-. I'LL. 5
to care for Emo. child; week ends
of. Call LO. 5-1913 after z pm.
WOMAN, settled. to do cooking,
housework and laundry. Must have
IN family. Salary S140 Fer mo. Call
WOMAN, white, s,h.w., cooking and
home, family of s. Box 173-T, Star.
IN; nearby Nd: RE. 1851. a
EXPER. WOMAN, g.h.w.,s good cook,
good laundress. in family. live in,
local refs. required. CHI. 1888. a
CAPABLE CoOK-For small family,
downstairs work, live in, good local
references. EN-. I131. --4
ELDERLY LADY to stay with widow
as companion, in good home; age
60-65; very little work. 1647 Hol-
brock st. nv, FIR; 0196. % :,
time work for one, part time for
other, and free to work elsewhere;
living quarters. State qualifications.
Box 349-S. Star. 3
Evening star., 1950-02-03

GIRL, not over 20, light bookkeeping,
not required; 5a-day wk.; perm.
position for wholesale costume jew
elry house. Apply in person. Ed
WARD ass sasLzBERG. 724 9th st. NV,
GTRLsSTo assist with general ONCE
routine; excellent salary. Else
MANS, 9TH and F SITS. NV .
GIRL FRIDAY-Part time, ewes. or
afternoon; sec.-admin., for non
P50s Fo Box arts SIS oFf star' Write full details
LADIES-Seasonal positions in wear
time basis, 1915 hrs. wkly., day or
eve. hrs. W. A. WARD, UN. Os75,
Lhb1Es. soH boussRives sew aF Or Or smpi PP per-
psrt-time work with oppor. to
+. J. REED; Wo: 1885 Fri. '1s1ss io-is
we%Es1sE xsslE essaaR5fsi''nf fos4a3Fs Il 3fTs
WOMEN aS't over si; IS, IS" for customer stsp-
lice from home. Full or part time.
y6uNa ii n.H nHD1Es ESO9 r., 4no Under a. tr.v.
neat. high school grads.; good pay,
advancement. This is permanent
position. Apply MRS. MISKIMON.
between SIS pm, Hotel Cairo, 18th
MARRfEp ans fae Won WOMAN or widow. white,
for responsible position; personality
and ambition nee. Write Box 1872
CAREER POSITION for a young
grad. or equivalent; preferably ma
tive of D. C. area. This is tech.
ONCE pos. which entails contracting
the public and of1ce security and
opportunity: 5-day wk.; once in
Dupont Circle area. Call MISS
GRAY, bet; $50 am. and pm,
ALERT, PERsoNABLE LADY who
likes to meet people is needed to
supervise nationally sponsored
program for girls and women. This
position offers you splendid in
come and permanent full time
trained by an expert advisor: Pre-
ganizing or sales work an asset. A
car is required, but there Is no
canvassing. II you qualify, you will
have a career that will enable you
to earn an income many men will
envy. To arrange for a personal in
terview, telephone 81. 2933 between
SRs a,9i lcuThER. f1d u noon ASK LOT
ATTRAC., personable colored girl for
part time, daytime; Photographic
TOL SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY,
AID. .3114, bet. am. and 2 pm.
Evening star., 1950-02-03
INSTRUCTION COURSES

FRENCH. SPANISH, Italian. German
or any other language made easy
by the Berlitz Method-available BILE
ONLY at the BERLTTZ SCHOOL OF
LANGUAGES. s39 18th st. Cat Eyel
ssoRTHASn@:N.v sssfl5ns SGlo: and review class
ness administration. start today,
new classes. Inquire BOYD SCHOOL.
MODEM TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture. all subjects taught Approved
by Government for GI training, day
and evening classes. WAR-FLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV.
PIANoo0PEG MCINTYRE. Trained at
vassar;. specially beginners; children
saoRfHAsp Il sfHlsi; sSi sSD 7lF4i 7TlfFf4EiwRrriMNa-
Expert tutoring; rapid progress. Day
time. S25; evening, $40 monthly.
MISS WILLIAMS, RE. 0917.
CHILDREN's DANCING CLASSES in
BrAHfY fs1s tan a asFSSss' Nk2psp AZ sis
night and part-t time classes. Get
81 CUR lrts scaooG sioes5fsue is2o HoM ss.
census VCLERKs EXxM.@Psrepare
now, increase your grade; general
test 81; MHs slsrk Gsi tnT9ggh est
h,n.a Evans pIl nlds;i zie1. 1920 New York aye !.
ATTN, camera clubs and Gamers
fans. Why not rent our complete
equipped posing rm.; ewes. or SUM-;
reas. rates. Instructions by COM
petent portrait photographer If de-
sired. Call LU. 4-7329 for details
Evening star., 1950-02-03

CABINETS, Gutilityl. white Dorce-
IAN a d. aoSs daS9 sssonds ID single door
sRu' sseR isfSssF sGRNURs s5fss 1annss s1 g
q. LAfoR, fiS hpi biasdos:w: sdos si7e.bo
Pl9s PW. ss1; AZ Psysg sSsg used. i7os / St,
CAMERASffeeiica AMERRAffeii in-B, ~ rs lens, As
tele. lens, view finder, other access
series; ser vii VII sac. at "a orig. price.
cAMgRAKodst 7liaT i,sz nsT,.,i st .onsls;e aE;G
ave. NV. ia. 5S32. 4
CAMERA, Leica, Leitz Elmar f:bcm.
J. K. WEST. OV. 47SS. %
CARPET tstairj. wool broadloom;
never used: A #. by ~ inches; 2s
nehss IT. By z Issa nhss hsn sns ara. IL & b ssGs
CASH REGISTER, Remington Rand
comb. cash register and adding ma
chine; can be used as itemizer; 2
mos. old; list price, S255.10. will
sH saerit1Gei ni 60 s@s H st. n.e'' TR' osoe'
Ing condition, $l76; Apply CHARLES
oHRcuIArisS HaHELi asSs ; FuMrnSew; NJ NM 3 s and
g; !h,in;; $50. KE. $1,000. s.
oah sdna roFfs x p.ssss ysa1s 9sa old ,tre Aa
hour and ' = hour. m g.l'eSS ov o6s' 6si4. @ fs'
CHINA, set q Rosenthal Maria.
CLOTHES DRYERS. Hamilton; used
sgaass dryers exc excel: cond.. full ggggssrr.,
aasss ss5o ssso 'gi: sisse end d. toni s
shades. coiors. STYLES and sizes Ia IL
stock, out,ot.sown s9:i slethins means ear
sRoKERs EXCHANGE. 11oo 4 St
COR 1PsR 3iaR t1immsG; r. TsS Sm; SsIiow brides
maids gown, both size 15; mans
tux. tails, 40 stout, reas. RA. 09ss.
COUCH, red. excellent condition: also
rag T..k and aIa.d PAD; eAis, red bscksrennd
ssass. ssas B. btNea {. ~ sIahia isss. ra' chs''
DEEPFREEZE. 9 Gu. IT. Floor sample,
or eass Mb npsI ETRe ss sSeay & ohssp aY
DEEP FREEZE. oE. round, 100
g9undd q, capacity. excel. eond., $76.
DESK: 81; maple dinette t.xt.> table,
Chairs. ss.5o 5Sne dropIeaf a'ta Table. .G S.; =
in. exhaust ian, So; $s nph. % chair, i; 81; ST.
baby bed, So; twin wardrobe closets,
solid cherry, S14 Pr; comb radio
phonograph, auto. record changer,
6. staDlnst. hs. rs list esss. S5sr l4s7 Nest0n
DIAMoNDs-Lady's sol. u Ct. SIS;
ssS5: lsdy's Blue h.'' white imperfect a seit
2 Ct. $500: lady's perfect 3h Ct,
S1,250. All prices include mount
gIi!oaS q CO. 1923 Il st. NV, "i NJ.
DIAMOND PIECES from estates to
be turned into cash-A pair of dia-
over carats for ST $50; diamond
ring, 8 center diamonds weighing
about 3 carsts; in platinum mount
carat size diamond, beautiful color
and cutting, $500; diamond, very
nne color. and cutting, slightly over
u carat for $500. We also have q
number Of the celebrated Tissot
SasfnaS which se asn sSash se from Pess
watches at half Of the regular price
All brand new and guar. Ali our
prices include Federal tax. See MR..
OPPENHEIMER, 9f7 F st. NV.
HESrSsH s. so sa}s sa,; .: s:.. 'ssR:; s:;
DICTAPHONES, two; Transcriber;
l Shaver, perfect condition, cost
$1,000. sell $500. UNDERWOOD,
EX. 1900, Ext. 4731. "a
coffee and ends lamps; kit, cab;
lounge chair. 10. 3-5993. a
DINING ROOM, g pieces, Queen Anne.
good cond., vanity; misc items;
reasonable. Tel. TU. 0S7S. A.
Evening star., 1950-02-03
Guitar-Gibson Electric
Hawaiian. $50. AP. 1891.

HEATER, hot-water. automatic. for
bottled gas; new condition: $55.
"a; 2153, 8, to 10 pm. a
HEATERS toll. coal. gas. wood, elec. }.
new. and used. ACME STOVE CO..
s6 5 BED &C. ss ssssi eisss. call
RE 1858, Apt. sos. evenings. "a
HOT WATER HEATER-New, auto
matte; for bottled gas; 80 gal; S55.
HOT WATER HEATER-Timkin; oil
burning: used very little: will heat
Up to $50 gallons or can be used
n slo Dlaes OF oil burning furnace
IRON FIREMAN, good condition, usec
one season; reasonably priced. All
IRON FIREMAN COAL sToKER-
perfect condition; available at once
sfeasonaoie; can ss &c seen at 1907 Ey'
KNoTTY PINE PANELING, de lux,
quality, special lot, slightly stained
limited quantity, big bargain; 111ac
Free delivery; come see it: 1920
Wilson blvd. RUCKER LUMBER,
Evening star., 1950-02-03

Desks, all kinds, wood. steel, $40 and
up; large stock to choose from; file
cabinets. steel, wood, legal letter
size; chairs, tables, bookcases; lock-
chairs, card files. visible file equip
ment; all priced reasonable; free
delivery. MANHATTAN OFFICE
EQUIP. CO., 500 N. Y. ave. NV.
OIL BURNER-Gun type; factory re-
built; new controls: new Ill tank;
for conversion oil burner; urns up
to 3 gal. per hour: At any. coal
ssar ssslnf s1sp ta5nass RE s54ss sEgaFsnteed fGsy
each. KE. s-54es. g."
'PAINT-Base paint, fiat wall and
primer TTR5vEER 1913 Ea iR Retbs.s. lSssl lSts %S
PIANO, IA Sosp upright, good condition. $3.50.
PIANO. uprisht; reas.. $50. 72o
Tuckerman st. NV, RA. 1881. "a
oses AsuGsops sn bs fDlRs gass ana smSos
right. full resonant tone. responsive
action; durability and eye-appealing
( case designs in mahogany. walnut.
fssay shs It al a1do s5d WoReH %5as 4sh as
piANos-For' Fos's9ilsnssS only SIS tSHs down we will
put new spinet or console piano
IN your home. Choice Of several good
story a. Clark. ST. o4o0. JORDAN
PIANO CO., corner 18th and 6 sts.
PlASo. uprisht. dark case; good CON-
PiASosSsmali- size spinet pianos,
ideal for the beginner; reduced to
1922. s25 down, $40 mo KITS,
PIANOS-Brand-new Lester Betsy
sf.' e. 500 gls''' irzso zss iisG; Mss iois s1G ?S
piANos-we have a few very good
values In used and floor sample
spinets and consoles Of good makes.
osDAN g5sfs frGn pANo s5sS co uD coIp.r ST. stSa ss
PiaSos.iksimbsil console mahog-
any; apt. grand made by Kimball,
walnut; both look and perform like
new: Reasonable. PAUL GOLIBART,
showroom. 2SO1 Georgia ave, from
$3.50 to $50, evenings by appoint.
ment. We buy and take pianos IN
PTANos-5 uprishts; your choice;
Sa6L aoaBHR BfHsRgarfd a ane ssysssa sse
age Bldg, corner showroom, 2S01
Georgia ave-. from $3.50 to $50.
Evenings by appointments, We buy
and take pianos In trade. =
Christmas inventory
haFRains In floor SAMPLES. AL sold at
great reductions with new guaran-
tees. Spinets and consoles. full key
boards, In choice OF woods. riahog-
any ebony. bisque. and bleached ma
hogany. Will accept your old piano
on trade. Long term payments II
desired. LUBAR, INC, 1900 g st.
PIANOs FOR RENT, with option to
buy; ney and used spinets and con-
JORDAN PIANO CO.. corner 18th
ana q SIS. NV. -
Evening star., 1950-02-03
ADDING MACHINES

Monroe. electric, add, subtract, 10
keys; reduced to S65; original new
cost. S325; excellent condition for
immediate use; other hand operated
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.,
639 N. Y. ave. NV.
with phonosraph, 15
watt, portable. Two 12-in. speakers,
with or without microphone. RA.
4SfIouEs GRANDMA,s SHOP
General line. Also refinishing and
upholstering; clocks and mechanical
devices repaired, Open days, 10
IN p; Tues; "a, and RI; 5doo ewes; till g 9;
SSheay ohe7y chase ss I.ks $500 oI SGnn sass ass
aNTINouE il sPEcIAL-sucks County.
Pa.-.Dutch primitive furniture on
display at Bethesda Chevy Chase
Rnes a iarden se HSmf ns Masa
tables in pine and cherry, l table
can be enlarged with pronged leaves;
small sawbuck churn tables, drop
leaf tables, large and small. all
cSpeoards, cSpsss matching pair ot pine pine
double, in all woods; under caves
low poster beds, matching pair
single beds. pine safes, Baltimore
lids, fine for radio and television;
wash stands. night tables, cradles,
cobbler's benches. dough trays, cap
tain chairs. walnut stretcher table,
removable top, 2 drawers, and many
other unusual pieces Of furniture,
china. glass, etc. Sensible prices.
Terms If desired. Free delivery.
Free parking. -S215 Wise. ave. OIL.
2422. 10 a.m.-9 pm; SUM-, 2-6 pm.
Evening star., 1950-02-03
LIVING ROOM

SAVE zoe. TO 7o% ON NEW
SAMPLE cLOspoUTs. LOOK AT
THESE BARGAINS: Custom built
studio couch. sleeps 2, was S69. so,
now $3.50: fne solid maple sofa
bed, was S109 90, now $3.50; fine
Hidabed with inner-spring mattress.
was S19S. now S129.50; large club
chair, Lawson style, was S49.50. now
S29.50; fine nah. 7-drawer knee
hole desk. was S495O, now S34 so.
Finest quality solid maple kneehole
desk, was S99.50. now $3.50. Come
early to get the best selection.
Open Thursday till 9.
Great Rapids Furn. Exchange
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 6742
The SAMPLE BARGAIN Store Of Wash.
LIVING, ROOM SUITE, 2 pc, very
good cond.; S75. 11OO Hayerford rd.
Takoma Park, Nd. sH. $3.50. a
paneling, 6" and
g. widths, random lengths, !oc bd.
IT,; "" 4xS fir plywood. S4.16 each:
six,panel w;p. doors; as low as
lHA pInna
Evening star., 1950-02-03
SITUATIONS MEN

BUILDING GUARD, Waterman and
handy man; general work. Wo. 1904
bet; SO am; and S.l0 pm; 4.
desires afternoon WORK tyning re.
search. French; will consider any
thing. GE. 9462.
COOK. male, white; lady wishes to
place her excellent cook. sober, re-
liable. Call OR. 3525 between. Q
and 5 for appts. "A
men; reasonable rates. DE. 1929.
MANAGEMENT AssIsTANT-Exper.
sales, collections, correspondence,
bookkeeping. Elk. $3.50. JONES. A.
MAN, colored. wants part-time Job as
chauffeur or filling station attend
ant. has D. C. permit. Call AK.
1884 after @ pm.
Evening star., 1950-02-03
BASINS

S13.50; also new compact toilets
and tanks. S19.95; new toilet seats,
S3.49. ACE WRECKING & BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO.. 1902 Minne-
sofa ave. ne. LU. 4-6617. -3
BATHTUBs, new, used, built-in, les;
BHTHTUBS, buiit-fn, new, $4a.50
BLOCKS, 3O56 M st. NV, NO.
1903. 4610 Bait. ave-, Hyatts., WA
550l.
BED: Lined oak dble., chest, vanity,
bench, also new porcelain top kit
sssR shsR table: able Must i = sell Moving. Ar
BED. new cond., Hollywood, dble., ex.
length, 80 in; matching box spgs.;
both for $40. 10. 2-2564.
BEDS, twin met. HOLLYWOOD. nattrs.,
excel. cond., S45; maple din. table,
$50: paintings. 9-1. 10. 2-5555.
BEDS -. Bargains; misc. furn., II
rooms; house sold. Ii. 3-S31S. s.
BED LEGS-Convert your coil or box
springs into Hollywood beds. 81.
1894. SLAGLE MFG CO.
double bed. SIS. Call Lo. 3-7659.
BEDROOM. sofa. breakfast set, rug.
iaosTsiiAsNSi EpETMAN. 1863 oeornia k ave. =
BEDRMS. - Solid maple. complete.
500: 2-tone walnut complete, $40.
2i09 oath st. NV, co. 1886. --3
BEDROOM FURNISHINGS, complete,
for man, handsome mahogany set
practically new; cost $500, sell $500.
Phone Cslebe f}172 3s
Evening star., 1950-02-03
CAMERA REPAIRS

Movie equip. (foreign or domestic).
ins. Free Parting. RE. 2434.
CARPENTRY = Alterations and re-
pairs my specially; Also concrete
caRPfNTR9IAst,es fSnh r si aiSf rinishea. s rec.
stairways, dormer windows. resi-
Dental or commercial. J. Z. HEN
DRICKS: uN. 249i
,taI ss,s rsS sn rms :tdTs Incl S pDscnss
LAWRENcE. RA. 97e3, .TU. li31.
f HAsNER; 4 By 81. 4s55: n.,., II. -s
lasss smsil ose so. 'Sss Sss5 speciality :. ssas
CAULKING MAN with own tools:
exp. on new construction. Willing
to work by day or piecework. Call
ewes. after $50 pm. 10. a-4412.
CELLAR OR WALLS wETe Masonry
poor? Roof leak? Expert work. low
cLoGGED DRAIN PIPES Electrio
sE pbon. or ne "a ehsEsss ssss
ELECTRICAL INSTALS., repairs, re-
wiring stores, homes, huorescent FIX
lures; licensed contractor. RA. 1922.
3
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS, installa tions.
H ice 4. c. eGssSTfi1 ELECTRIC CO. RA. 5s5s @
FLOORS, sanded and finished. Quail
ity work at reasonable price. M.
MORRIS. SH 2277.
FLOORS sanded and finished: lino-
leum and tile furn. and installed.
FURNACE, AIR DUCTS, CHIMNEY.
Cleaning and Repairs
Heating and Stove Service. TU. 5000.
FURNITURE-Painted or unpainted
made to your specifications, piywood
to size. CO. 7400, Ext. 317, even
inss, Sat, Sun. BILL JENKINS. IS
OIL BURNER SERVICE.
24-Hour
Heating and Stove Service. TU. 3398.
Evening star., 1950-02-03
SITUATIONS MEN Cont,

RADIO ANNOUNCING-Exp
radio speaker, excellent voice, avail
able for radio announcing: other in
come makes compensation or time
Of secondary important. Box 491-
V, Star. 8"
REFRIGERATION and air condition
ing service; excl: recent grad, top
ratings, wants connection. TIE. 1924.