davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1950-12-15

Detroit Slim and others heartily
agree with me in this.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-01-27

DR.. Eisendrath asked. why is it
that there has been of late so en-
phatic a depreciation of caring
for our schools and sYnagogues
here in America and such self
felicitation concerning the estab-
lishment Of precisely similar in
stitutions~ with UJA funds else
where?"
Denying the contention that in
creased giving for home needs
must result in decreased giving
for overseas needs, DR.. EiSendrath
warned that ''this dare not
degenerate into a mutually ex-
elusive, selfish 'either-or' PROPOSE
ton, but must always be both
and obligation"
While stressing the need for
continued support for overseas
needs and Israel DR.. Eisendrath
called on Mr.. Morgenthau and his
co-workers to reverse their think
ing on those American Jewish
causes which alone vouchsafe
our future salvation here or in
Israel. Only the assumption of
fullest responsibility = in time.
in effort and in means. to the
American Jewish cultural and re-
ligious institutions can call a halt
to this process of degeneration in
American Jewish life and bring
real salvation to those whom you
are seeking so diligently to sue
cor"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-01-27
DR.. Eisendrath
Continued from page y

tOOnLlnueO IrOm page ~
for his reported remarks on
'fghettoization," on the insecurity
of American Jewry, especially as
exemplified in Minneapolis, DR..
Eisendrath condemned the emer-
gence of the gospel of 'tshreklich-
keit," a recourse to crying havoc,
"a consciously and carefully con-
trived scaremongering in order to
impress us American Jews with
the notion that our future is I'm
certain or even doomed in this
democracy and that there is re-
demption for all of us in Israel
alone" Such propaganda, he add
ed, can bode good neither for Is
rael nor for America.
Pointing up the contradiction
of UJA policy in resisting efforts
to aid religious and cultural in
stitutions at home while support
ing similar institutions overseas.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-01-27

A statement declaring that the
Council was making a vital con-
tribution to the furtherance of the
best in American cultural life
through its year-round efforts on
behalf of Jewish music" was is
sued by the following: Bruno
Walter and Serge Koussevitsky,
conductors; singers Jenny Tourel,
Regina Resnik, Jan Peerce, Rich
ard Tucker and Alexander Kip
mis-; virtuosos Ray Lev and Ma
than Milstein, and Sol Hurok,
impresario.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-01-27
NotobIes Hail Jewish Music Festival AS
Major Event in Musical Life of Nation

galaxy world personalities consisting of
hailed Festival
life the Festival the
iona Jewish Music Council will be held February
ard The Council sponsored by
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-01-27
PLAIN TALK

Continued from Page One)
began Hello. is this Mr.. LevY?"
It was practically useless for him
to answer. mo. this is Mr.. Lev
erett." They kept on calling him
Levy.
All of Mr.. Leverett's social con-
nections continued Jewish. He
couldn't manage to break away.
He took it all until his children
grew into their teens. A fond
parent, he had always done the
best by his children; always had
bought them the best toys and
the best dogs and when Genevra
she's his daughter-was old
enough he bought her the best
care in the market.
The best was none too good
for his children and just about
the time Genevra was is he de-
cided that he must provide them
with the best possible future in
their lives. Lives. indeed. that
would take them in the highest
social circles of Zenith. The high
est were never Jewish. In Zen
it'll social height was defined by
the society editor of the Zenith
Record. If she put you in her first
paragraphs you knew you were
at the top Of the social heap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leverett resolved
that their children would never
be made to suffer the underpriv-
ileged status of the Jews whose
names, if mentioned at all, were
in the last paragraphs of the So
ciety column.
One evening their troubled
minds came almost Simultaneous
lY to way of escaping Judaism
and Jews for good.
Give been thinking something
that must be in your mind, too,"
Mr.. Leverett, said.
Their minds. indeed. were en-
that evening. Mrs. Lev
erett said yes. she had been think
ing the same thing -. And
what church do you think we
should join?"
She had the answer as we'll !
We'll be Episcopalians. Episco-
palians are such nice people.
She meant the best weddings and
funerals occurred in the Episco-
palian church. She said it would
make a wonderful present for
Genevra's 10Th birthday = their
becoming Episcoplians!
Well. it worked out all right
in time for the Leveretts. AS
Episcopalians they managed fin
ally to escape Judaism and the
Jews. The Zenith Records So
cietY column was reporting their
success regularly in its top para
graphs:
COCKTAIL PARTY AT
LEVERETT'S LEVERETTS
GIVE DINNER DANCE"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-01-27

Headlines like these proved to
Mr.. Leverett that he had become
a successful Christian whereas he
had been a frustrated Jew. Yes.
my dear Mr.. KY. by now you
must understand the disadvan-
tages of being Jewish and not be-
ing allowed to register at the
Shamdale Arms. Being Jewish
you never can rise to the top of
the society column.
But, as JeW,-if one really
feels Jewish-one can get to other
high spots. In quiet hours he goes
as far as Sinai and ascends to it's
summit :. Here is where I came
FROM" he says. From here I car
ried the Commandments to all
men," The wind touches his
cheek and he likes to believe that
he has felt the f1uttering of Gods
garments. That high he stands.
Or he walks some evening with
his prophets with whom he can
90 as far as the stars.
So, it appears, M. x. Y. T., it's
all a matter of social standing or
of standing high on Sinai. It
seems to me that Mr.. Leverett
chose the much lower level.
Evening star., 1950-05-13
SITUATIONS MEN tcent.,

GARDENER, exper,; With automatic
ing; Alex. and vicinity XII. s-937s.
JANIToR. experienced. seeking Job
and quarters. Phone AID. 5095.
MAINTENANCE. plumbing. steamfit-
SJsu ting; white: bite sober and steady; Box
Man, e6 years old. sober. hard
man: $50 min. Box 15S-E. Star.
MAN. colored, wishes part-time job
as janitor, with apt: already EN-
MAN. coIored. to do alteration work
Tut in taller 10 shop or clothing store Can
MfxrcuTTrR. hM; Stf1TrR or interested in lI pur-
going store. GE. 1921.
PRESsMAN or press asst: 5 yrs
experience; married. steady, reliable.
References. sH. 47s3; IA
pendable. able TO increase business;
seeks position: downtown preferred.
RESIDENT H 1ae1' MGR. or assist. front
desk. apt, club, prop. mgr Vet,
SEE :SRsf sssss' No 5'a5'sHr' Ssff sig.aa
SALES ENGINEER. long experience,
desires to contact with real estate
company to serve as salesman. Resi-
dental; Montgomery Co. preferred.
Box 260-H. Star,
SALESMAN or saleSmanager, II yrs.
selling exp. would like contact with
reputable firm; salary open. Box
234-H, Star. IA
TRUCK DRIVER; know city. have
good ref. cali RE. 1850 ali day Sat-
WRITER AND EDITOR, 36: news
paper and magazine background. re-
search exper.; area resident: excel.
education, refs. Box 210-H, star.
14'
MARRIED MAN, AZ. Q children. owns
home, manager of chain grocery
store for past 13 yrs, desires re-
sponsible position. Box 297-E, Star.
MEMBER d. C. BAR, B. S. LIB.
Notre Dame, Georgetown, desires
position with law firm. Box 402-E.
Star.
COLoRED BOY, 1S. wants work in
grocery store, kitchen helper, clean
ing in store Ii. 6-S546. IA"
Evening star., 1950-05-13
HELP WOMEN

or better. 5000 beginning sal. with
regular promotions to one who can
qualify for permanent pos. with
liberal vacation and sick leave.
Write Bog 1916. Star. -I5
time, temporary; must
be accurate: 4 hrs. daily; S25 week.
AID. 4116 after am. -15
TxRsTPsEt hle Gail No Rs sas any f5as 8 asnS 3 q St.
TYPisT. e-day wk.: $40 weekly. H.
TYPIsT, FILE CLERK; for perma-
nent position, 20I35; 5-day week;
Apply Sunday or Monday, Washing
ton Cathedral Wis. and Mass ave.
TYPIsT, exper.. for electrical COM
pany. vic. Silver Spring; knowledge
WAiTREss, neRlR White; a hours 991s from PM
to 11:30 pm. Apply in person, 230I
Varnum St. Mt. Rainier, Md. :--l.5
WAITRESS, experienced only. Apply
IN person; l113 Penna. ave. ST.
WAITREss. white; 6-day week. day
work: meals and uniforms. TEN
PENN RESTAURANT s45 Pa. ave.
MATTRESSES. neat. young. attrac-
WAITRESS, white. exper.; IL am.
% sy zG AGLRsoNs g. RiEsaGSRANa ishaaSf SHHa a6 sii
wAfrEEss asf 4 aT for &c FooG GSls shift with GOOD
reference: 8 days: $50 mo. meals.
tips; no drinks. FIR, DOGS; after IL
MATTRESSES 9whiteJ: For details
East "a Mr p6ToMxc 5i'5Rfs afsfHER sHRk donf 9oGa
COURSE, East Potomac Park; -13
MATTRESSES. white, experienced:
night work. Apply. manager, CERES
wSTTFHsI2e hUNGH I2e9 Tbts st. nx Excel workine ls
conditions. no Suns. Apply in per-
REsTAURANT, 527 18th St. NV.
WAITRESS, g1P white; oo61 sgnssys Dc ooe. Of;
st: Arlington, Va.
WAITRESS, white, attractive. 1895,
5-day Wk. EDS GRILL, 1872 Il
Girl: III to press shirts. CAREFUL
LADY, ambitious, refined; opportunity
yyaanncsment; S2,4oo first yr. Box
WOMAN, 20 10 So, TO Train as
have some knowledge of sewing and
be interested in. permanent employ
SEWING CENTER. 4036 South 28th
sStr;i,nssiSsp5ll st;i siS5linTyton g. Shopping certer'
OPPORTUNITY OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMEN Nla With
initiative and ability to speak to
groups, to have profitable. dignifled
career as Diana Deering charm
counselor; We train you, furnish
your equipment. MRS FORTI. KE.
Rssp6SsIRt a55p6S; t. r 1920 ST4n m ms
work in frozen custard store evSo
ninRs. RA 1921. Ia
LARGE REAL ESTATE OFFICE re-
qUires the service of a young lady
between 25 and 35 years OF age, as
bookkeeper-typist. Must be expert
enced in both bookkeeping and typ
ing. Pleasant working conditions;
permanent position. No Saturday
work. Salary $500 year to start.
IN reply state age. experience. etc.
Al Az replies confidential. Box 426-E
WORKING EXECUTIVE SECRETARY,
small once national organization;
permanent. Give full experience
ana last salary. Box 276-H, Star.
WHITE GIRL, exper. in marking and
checking; good opportunity, steady
lob. Apply 1890 Branch ave. Sc,
PART, T,TlME III WOMAN. living in 1iR silver
spring, Nd, preferred; selling exper
nerEieW WsfAfnelR WARp kAphop 81 opezSHD' ASp APr tPr
PLIANCES S535 ia ave I'd
Evening star., 1950-05-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES
ARE You STANDING sTILL In VI

ARE YOU STANDING STILL in your
present JOB, receiving no increases in
salary, living in mental attitude of
ttpustration n snTa becapss you seem nebls
ahead of YOU into better paying Jobs
requiring leadership and executive
ability?, If SO, what are yoH doing
about it? The Holmes Institute self
nanIsn improvement home. study tIainiins
kind Of leadership training that will
not only increase the earning capa-
city Of the ambitious individual in
his present job. but will pave the
payne %ay fop positonT iadgancemenT a t9 hNs hghsr
coyksE It ns new 81 the HoHMas sSaaafs
and most sensible obtainable any
Tghere. Call Mr.. Mckenzie, MI,
ss95. or visit the ONCE, 1924 10Th
s; nW; SftEeeP nRi2IN9 sna s
GhARks I4aA prIa DRIX!fNG TXy1f1Ga sGHooL. oaL.o, or
BUSY CERAMIsTs and would be
ceramists-Special Introductory dis
count sale at LEENDA'S CERAMIC
courses, CO Tses,ts on Saturdays @ and evenings
FRENCH LADY would like to give
lessons, French grammar and con-
verSation. Call DE. 0632. III
shorthand. touch typ
ing, grade and high school reviews;
a,sc rcsder. Box 1a3-H. Star. IS"
home study; over 400
other courses; vet approved l. G. S.
Rm. 210. Bond Bldg; ME. S166.
BRoADCASTING and television writ.
ing and production taught in small
classes and private lessons; new
term begins soon. Addition for
full and partial scholarships, short
sors. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
BROApCASTING. 1888 10th st
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture. all subjects taught Approved
and evening classes. WAR-FGYNN
Beauty COLLEGE. 1910 G st NV
Evening star., 1950-05-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G.H W.-Intelligent woman wants
days .Sosk; yoFk; references; experienced.
G.H.W. = Woman, colored, desires
part-time work, Z am to IL noon,
5 days weekly. DI. 1915 after 5.
GIRL, colored, wants g.h.w; also do
days work; references. CO. 1886.
GIRL wishes part-time or day work
References. 1852 Corcoran st. NV.
GIRL wishes part-time afternoon
job, hours starting ] pm; cleaning
fGT,S TU, 9ftlcf 94fsS or cleaning office, Phone
MAID. colored. exp, wants Job g.h.w.,
plain cooking; good cleaner; reli-
NURSE-GOVERNESs, children over
3; free. to travel: $50 minimum;
best references. Box 27O-H, Star.
WOMAN. colored, wants part-tjme
work Wed. Thurs, Fri and Sat.
Cleaning for bachelors. HI. 4122.
WOMAN, colored, wishes light house.
GeIl GeTk "a and 14aa Plain cooking; no Sunday.
YOUNG colored woman wants days
NfAT fslfnt c6EoREbb 5ftS bo GIR fSls wants steady
pn Gs fegosiln eoofhg si5 sunday mad or pe sa c
CoIoRED GIRL wants Job in N.
Arl.; live in; $50 per. week Call
CHI. 0579, to z pm. Sat. only.
COL. GIRL wants days work, part or
full time; exper. Call MI. 1881. 13"
Evening star., 1950-05-13
FENCES. WI 667O

Chain link, picket, estate, etc. -26
FLOORS sandeo ana finlshed. Qua
ity WORK At a reasonable price. N
FLOORS sANDED and finished: old
f9%op fl995s %ads sERv11k We WA new; ,od TAYLOR
T. D. HANK HAWKINS. Is Ap. T'f4 41s7. saAf-iss0 mi5
MoDERNIzING ano additions, cellar
estimates NATIONAL CoNTRAcT.
- CO. 1908 Eye st NV
to root Can RA y osso Tor free ' est
pAfNfiNG, ediaEoa9N interior, exterior CO also
linseed oil in all outside work; best
quality paints in all work; metallic
r. COLLIER, Ii. 3-5106. ia
PAINTING, Interior and exterior,
paper hanging; reasonable prices;
free estimates; aft. 6. ia. 4-0317.
PAINTING. exterior, interior, reas.
prices with Satisfaction guaranteed.
PAINTING, interiorr exterior. roof
Goa tings, general repairs, free -estl-
mates, call SANFORD. RA. 0036.
paperhanging. Roof. gut
oil paint used. RA 1864. GE. $500
phlNriNG f4es est,sss cMSR1Es H0E 1fssndinE
ptEMENT' sH soso or Ss 81 5sss
PAINTING, ext. int: neat and eff
erice eifes Wes1 ea IT, EqaFaRSsed 4sSs reasonable
PAINTING and papering expertly
done, all-around exper.; moderate
rates: best workmanship. RA. 4942.
PAINTING, interior, exterior; white
pecbanic; p4b an Teliable abe reasonable prices.
PAiNTTNGN Al AND B FAPER1NG-Expoert
white mechanics, quick services.
PAINTING, PATCH-UP Free esti-
mate; work guaranteed; immediate
service. DUTTON g. WELLS, HU.
PAINTING, FLOOR SANDING, paper
ing, plastering. repairs; terms. 10
2-d2S6 or HI. T7S5.
PAINTING, PAPERING, -toning:
32 yrs, exp; reas: rates.. HULME
days. Ho. 1929 ewes. LA. 6-4I56.
PAINTING, PAPERING, wall scrap
ing. plastering. For job well done
call MIR. MALHoYT, CO. 1852.
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING-
25 years experience; best of work.
manship; all work guar. CO. 547S.
PAINTING AND PAPERlNG, com ano
res sssis FSc spsteners sS1S5s fos oyer % yrs
pair. After all bids are in, call
US for most reasonable prices. DU.
Evening star., 1950-05-13
PIANOS, WE PAY CASH
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PFKINGEsE, chihuahuas, cookers,
siamese kittens; reasonable. MISS
HUNT; ,Roossedere Kennels. Teiis
DAcHsAuND u'' PupPTEs. male ana
female, beautiful clear reds; won
derful bargain In male puppy with
oyer 40 champtons In pedigree.
Also stud service. i've stud dogs,
both REDS, black and tans, MRS.
RUSSELL COLV1N. Hanseo Kennels,
BOX 400, WaIrenton. Va. Telephons
p4eaisHGSsD : PUPPIES 2 sssatitql
gree, Call XII. s-s062. Ia
PURRBRED PERSIAN KITTENs-
assEs asssihs Old nDhs' DE' 1a54. 5eeu's0r0Esnii
DAcHsHUND red pups. 10 weeks,
Axe res: beauties for mother. Fair-
siAMEsE" iaS si" KITTENS. seal point is u
wss,. cFA registration, inoealated.
PUPPIES AND DoGs-Beaxies. ter.
rters. collies. G.. Dane, etc. MONT,
co. SHELTER. 81. bis3i open week
days 9-4; Sun. and ewes. 81. 670e.
PEkINESE, . months. male, gorgeous
coat; out Of daughter Of ch.: shown
4 times, won 4 lists. OIL. 9IS3. --lA
BOSTON BULL PUPS, screw tail; for
ssti Sas SPANIEL. an SLACK male ia pup,
saS50ushsrse' stsG s.nsicsi "a nGs Gs7sd old .0rnSsd
scoTTIE PUPPiEs-choiee black
males and females, Axe reg.: year.
old male: reas. Tsa7's~ "7A7. Ia
CONTINUED dAEezt fpssI
Evening star., 1950-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

HAIR DRYERS. .. S25 each. Cali VI.
00sS or EX. 9459 Ia
HEARING AID. Beltons. in new cor
dItior; VIII sell at sAer'nee Can
National. $ depts.. year
cid; $500. STANLEY HAYMAN n
CO. 20i9 14th st, NV, nj. 44oo.
sheets. pillow cases,
towels, bedspreads. tablecloths and
related items: castom-ma6 table
pads; sale prices, Free demonstra-
ttons and estimates IA. 254o.
LAWN MOWER. ls-tneh, tubular
steel; excel, end. IS. SL 1850.
LAWN MOWER, reas. '"Trinalawn"
power mower: Ecod as new; ouly
$3.50 WO. 4T54 Ia
LfY. RN. SUITEi sas refgr.; ell
bs.rner: i.ooo-ft- National boiler.
LTMBER, for cedar closets. or rec.
rH-, beautiful, aromatic hard cedar,
,,s-sn. BY exs-ls #. long., dressed,
I snd e.: sacrifice, IT cents ec It..
EE7NIF HoRO, II. 7-Ss&9 la
LUHBER. cst to size: haild your
Gwa corn ;ces, cabinets. bookcases,
screens. Rear 643 G ST sc. IA
Evening star., 1950-05-13
LUMBER
6O1LD1NG
BILLING MATERIALS

OF all kinds at Robinson's, Open
every Saturday anc Sunday all day;
free delivery. Special S-ft. studs:
32c eachi beautiful @sx4 beaded
partition, cnly DC bs. fl; beauti-
ful isx6 or isxS eevel siding; only
pine shelving; loc bd. IT; ss;4xs
rock, 81 .35 each: h-4XS plyvood,
$3.50 each: special lot OF nou!d.nee
/ from &C 2 TT; spec!al shingles, 81 .o0
per bundle; spscial IRE Sc toors.
81 90 each; house paint, s. 81 pc:
gal also new uses has-ns; nath
sand and gravel and hundre6s CT
then-Tyy RoBIS.oN B2os, IEc': ScH
your self-serYice hmber yerd, 1899
Kenilworth ave. ne. Call AK Zoo
inauire about our free delivery to
the beaches; also FILA, no money
down, rs months TO pay.
42.!nch power sQuar-
iing shear, excellent condition; Is
Motor ea9af and svteb ma Dries ssss $500 6SspaScE ca
Saturday ana Sunday. OIL. Ss75.
MImEoGRAPHs. See dupncators
moRTAR 4M5EleiN noxEs uyPEwRlTER ss1 s1n 4 Go 500
ofa1cK fal " Fiks,9tsr GRs 9ftsE p
9th ST sw NE 1865
OIL HEATER, will heat 8 rooms; new
crata. Al2S Meade st. ne. IA
OIL TANKS Of 900 gallons each,
oUTR0aRD G'F sSaSi6'os MoToRSo50 4; oS0f hp.; oca4-
yeer-Seabee has about 10 hrs. For
information, call TIE. 34l4 Ia
Evening star., 1950-05-13
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, .g,h.w.. live in, 30-50 yrs,
must be eXper. and like children.
no ironing. Please do not call unless
sider SIDE eouPe PToo With S fea emposed %Uad Saa Soa
band. SH. 7S41. IA
COOK and Inv, must have Al ref
erences; other help; live in upstairs
rm. with bath: S35 week. Wo. 5732.
COOK, G.H.w., for business couple.
COOK, G.H.W.-Monday Wednesday
and Friday, IL am. to pm. GE.
COOK, G.H.w.. care 1 child; live in,
seest eSPsrieRffd nee a45st Fsfs required ia $50
COOK AND G.H.W., live in. white
pref, for 2 adults: must have local
refs; S25 week. Call between 4 and
COOLING 3 Xxi 9?S2i AND G.H.w., for InS small
Eml famil$ $a17, I've IN; references REQUIRED 14
CouPLE, white or colored, prefer
ably with own car, home near Be-
thesda; excellent. living quarters;
Wf g1pd 47ss 57Ssssges; references required
CouPLE. MAN OTHERWISE EN-.
PLOYED, woman to do housework
eheyy Syeeaass chase tft ep' VIZ = ss1 PSt house
G.H.W.. colored; clean, reliable, good
woT6er; worker. permanent perm home for right
nice upstairs room and bath: salary
open. Apply in person. Sat, 8 to
3 pm; Sun. 4 to 6 pm. 5311
G:H.W.-sober. settled, colored: live
me mer iay sa6 Of xi S go reis South OF for syn
G;,H.w;-s in family. 5n-dayv vla week;
esfl esf IA n; flSyo eltSy reference $50 week.
G.H.w.. EXP. COOK. over s5; health
SsI SSssIIf;day Sun; Of. ss5 -Vd'. WF. ,oR eaS
GIRL-Monday, Wednesday, Friday
ironi0a tn to pm s55 q mo: g.h.w.;
bronns be fast Torfer caTe OF children; asaE must
HoUsEKEEPER-Family Of 3 adults.
! temporarily semi-invalid: 1880
sun; local refs. GL, 373S.
LADY, white or colored, for. gh.w.
soae soa nfR i've NTH % sss fsEs vS Of sRoa 81 $3.50
MAID. exp. and reliable, for g.h.w;
reg; Call Wo. 1879. ID
sP', nv, IN APT apt. 0!dSas 49, 1913 Harysrd M1s
MAID REQUIRED for gh.w.: pre-
ferable live in; small family: dip
Pboae PEGbmass on hogse; 9xso Chevy Chase area.
telligent,. high class, Q children,
eXee'. eyee S1l SsaiaESyG; SGza ST. l47o until $50;
WOMAN, colored, settled, to care for
children while mother works in ex-
cnenge Tor good home and salary.
WOMAN, WON. 3oI45; live in, 8 in family,
baby: references and health card;
state salary desired and qualifica-
lions. Box I'VE Star. IA
REFINED WHITE LADY to care for
child, Bethesda; 5-day wk., s to s.
State salary. Box 274-C. Star. Ia
MOTHERS HELPER-Will give nice
nome, meals, PVT. room and bath,
plus $50 mo. for help with house
siVe aRe danies GhiIaeen da Mist xE b yhs,ts ac-
FULL TIME CooK.G.H.W., live in
or out; sit children 2-3 ewes. wkly. !;
Sun. and VI day on wkly. OIL. 3Os6.
MIDpLE-AGED LADY to take care Of
8 children from 9 to 6 pm. call
sfTTLfDD. Fiji PIE REIi3bE4E7 }2i E47sdS; sD@sn;
ins; ilys 81 tGRa Of IN ehilS5sa Sss plain eCpk
DAY WORKER days each week
for, ironing and cleaning; experience
ana references necessary; So q day
which includes carfare. WI. 1872.
COLORED LADY, middle aged, for
care OF 2 children. Can Ii. 3-O43O.
Evening star., 1950-05-13
rELEvISION-Name brands up to 4Oe.
OF reg. price. All brand new 1850
MID CITY RADIO
1142 7th ST. NV.


IELEVlSlON ANTENNAS
siS.75. fesulariy sa5 90. Super SEN en-
ssatiye. we guarantee your install;
Bring your set In. repaired while you
walt Free, estimate. FOX d KAs-
MIR. Factory Authorized Service.
3I3 Kennedy 81. NV. ia. 1927.
TIRES. used. over 200 TO select from
ffS,5o ffSS,5o up W; JoM's y 8 = AUTO rs 5aaS sERVIcE
TIIREs-Factory recond.: al sizes
tires. S8,95. Weekdays. Sun. til i,
free parking ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO, 1924 Ga ave. NV. RA $3.50
TOILET CHAIR, suitable invalid; un-
used; sell before Monday at half
price. $S. OIL. 6l2l. la
tools cheap; also grrdsn tools and
ChflIuTn. Md. UN. 3525. la
TRAILER wheel, very maneuver-
able, $50; late white picket. So. wo.
TRoMBoNE. Bach ; stradivarius Model
s WI with case. mutes. stand. Best
TYPEwRITER. KING Remington:
ggla9ctdiessalgly gl9 dsagly new; VIII sacrifice. ,caii
TYPEWRiTER. L. C. Smith, good
S"N~f NNNf AASNS NfA@s
TYPEWRITER RENTALS. underwood.
me: 50 3-mos: no del: S3 add
dep. 57l6 18th NV. GE. 1854
TfPEWkfTERS. new ana rebuilt;
one-year guarantee: terms. Our 4Oth
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER co.
I431 E Capitol st.. s.30-5:30. inctu
Sat II, 1-00S2 Easy parking
VACUUM CLEaNER-Lewyt, practi-
caily new. Singer hand vacuum;
Regina floor polisher: roll away bed !:
double bed springs; fiber summer
rugs. Other misc. items. EN-. 1852.
VACUUM CLEANER, GE upright and
hand vacuum, $50; baby scale, SO;
VACUUM CLEANER-Eiectroiux, tank
type; al att: 2 mos. old; peri.
cond.; $50. 10. 2-91ss aft. 4:3o .. m.
VACUUM CLEANERs-Upright and
tank, at wholesale prices. WOOD
MOOR APPLIANCES, JU. T-g400,
10l0g Colesviile I'd. --l6
WARDROBE TRUNK-Por sale, un-
usually flne wardrobe trunk: $50
war sURPIUsMToolis. machinery.
tents, tarps, rope. picks, shoyels,
sledges. gas cans. etc. GICHNER.
2513 u st. NV. Elk, -3527.
whiridry; apt. size.
In excellent condition, $40. 1903
18th st. n.w1 Apt. Il; Do. ee36.