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Your Future Business

Nay be one OF 1918 auto cts, stores
gas sta. resorts, etc, etc, de-
Making OPPORTUNITIES States
mailed free Our 50th year
STROUT REALTY, I'll N. Wood
ward Bldg, Washington, D. C. NE
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DOCTORS DENTISTS
SIX $50 GAl-lATIN ST. NV.
IpEAL CORNER LOCATION
ATTRACTIVE

CLEVELAND PARK
Semidet. brick home In excellent
condition lN q consists OF recep-
lon entT,, living rm., dining rm..
den, lovely up- to- the-minute kitch-
en-, breakfast nook, dry basement;
md Il has bedrooms with steps
TO noored attic Come out Sat and
sunday and inspect this wonderful
spacious property, far below the
800 @-@N@f
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RoOMING HOUSES NV.
!. Long lease; oil heat; income quoted
S31O mo-; very clean; Terms
2: All apts.; oil heat; income quoted
S4oO mo-; long lease: terms.
GROCERY STORES
All prices and incomes, with or with
out beer, with or without living quar-
ters. Call and inquire.
RESTAURANTS
Small and large, with or without
beer-liouor. See what We have be-
fore you buy.
STORES, busy loo.
BABY SHOP, ST 800, plus stock.
GAS STATION. on route to Baltimore.
GEORGE L. CLARKE
ST. 1914. ST. 1889.
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EXCELLENT BUYS
1873 Rittenhouse st; nv, Si6,sbo.
rms, GaraGe, oil heat,
6l@7 Illinois ave. NV, Sl4QbO; q
rms. den; garaGe. gas heat.
4@S Emerson ST. nv, xl4,pb0. Q
rms; gRragei gas heat.
54l5 l3h st, NV, Sl+.p5O; 8 rms;
oil heat, baths, garAEe.
FRED EHRlICH
9o5 10Th st. NV ST uI5l, O436i
after $50 pm. TU. 1881. 81
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DONIORS-DEN ENTISTS
SEE 200 GAl.LAATlN ST. NV.
IDEAL CORNER LOCATION


SEE 26u GALL-ATlN ST NV.
IDEAL CORNER LOCATION
LARGE DOWNTOWN HOUSE
M ST, BET, l4th AND 18th
Arranged for two-family use. with
separate kitchens and baths. Eng
hsh-type double entr. at street level;
recently renovated Shown by appt.
only, Call W. c. Crawford. 10.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE Co
1924 l4th ST, NV. DI. 334H
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Det. brick, corner lot. liv. rm. with
nrepl., din. rm., mod. kit, side
porch, Z bdrmS.. rec. Tm., det gar,
conv. to schools and transp. Inn
maculAte.
D. A. HANES CO., INC.
REAL ESTATE PROPERTY MQMNr,
zoos Que st. NV, MI. $3.50; evea.,
Mrs Ledman, MI lOAl -2S
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BRIGHTWOOD

BRIGHTWOOD-$12,95O
BY OWNER, VACANT; WILL
REDECoRATE INTERIOR AND
EXTERIOR - GROOM SEMI
DET. BRICK. GARAGE. FRONT
AND REAR PORCHES. OIL
HEAT AUTOMATIC WATER
HEATER AND REFRIGERATOR.
I'D z A l. TRANSPORTATION.
SHOPPING AND SCHOOLS
522 SOMERSET PL. NV.
INSPECTION SUNDAY. ] TO 9 PM.
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AMER. UNIV. PARK

AMER. UNIV. PARK
NEW LISTING
Attractive detached brick home only
10 years old, located In most de-
sirable neighborhood near schools,
shopping and tranSp. LIST floor. re-
ception hah, living rm.. dining rm..
kitchen, breakfast nook. Half bath
and porch, 3 good sized bedrooms,
. tiled baths on 2nd. Recreation rm.
in bSmt OIL A.-c. heat; slate roof:
large rear yard. Beautifully dec
GRATED and in new-house condition
throughout, this excellent oppor-
tunity will sell quickly.
EDGAR l.. WEBSTER
OR. 800, EN-. 9624. rs
American University Park
Colonial brick, center en-
trance. First floor. living room with
fireplace. dining room, powder room.
kit, porch. Second floor, bed
rooms, bath: full basement. gAs a.-e,
heat Price, $2O,95O, with Sl4.BOO
first trust at 4es; terms,
KMAN-FAIRBAIRNE INC,
1860 X St NV. ST. b444,
Evenings WI. 274S, DE 322S.
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oPEN ! TO & Pm
$SSs vEAZEY ST NV
"a l4th st NV, M S34H "a,
OPEN SAT AND sun y TO SPM,
COkhrR BRICK RIINGAI nW

CORNER BRICK BUNGALOW
lo0l HoPEWEl.L AVE
Owner has moved to California. 40
you can set immediate possession
OF this modern home. near new
shopping center. parochiAl and pub
lie schools, rooms ana bath;
beautifully finished expAnSible at
tic, screened porch. full oSmt., oil
&C, heat. Out New Hampshire ave
to second trAflc light beyond D c.
line, ri. | block then left l block
70, our sign. Call Mr.. HarTinEton.
SH. S973
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% i've "a Iarrs ~ boms s'I NJ rnoms 3 IN
closed porches, large front porch,
built-in gar, oil heat; ideal location
for income-producing homes: pro-
tected white section. MITCHELL
QUICK, ST 5000: ewes, RA. 34lS.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FROZEN CUSTARD

And hot dog stand. Owner quotes
$3.50 per vk. business and tncreas-
ing all the time. Buy now at the
beginning Of the frozen eustard
season. Total price. $500, on good
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Br1ghtWood Section
Tapestry row brick. rec. hall. liy.
rm., din. nm. kit. and incl. porch
bedrms., tile bath and incl porch
on second floor; bath and rec. rm,
in basement. built-in garage: all
in excellent condition Priced 20
sell at SI4.950. Call Mr.. Wilder,
IA. 1919
KIRKS REALTY co.
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saT.; T os' priced 1t to sci sell. DON BLAIR.
MohN4 RAj sfpei PLEASANT. OFF ,s.h-pre-
tentious home, suit embassy, club,
exclusive guests, arr, for entertain
ing; h.,bJ Unusual al. structure 70 rms
Lot IL 5eA 56o So f. Sssa ciear Of heoesrs eneun
brance. Subst. cash. Owner finances
bal. Poss. Title ready. Act quick
PElssS e sell Boz Ssnasom. isJ stsF SeE
brick home is in immaculate cond.
with firepl.. din. rm.. mod. equipped
kit. bedrm. and colored tile bath,
lge. side screened porch. End nr., 2
bedrm. and tile bath. Recr. rm with
fireplace. in bsmt.. also maids rm,
and bath; built-in garage; wall-to-
wall carpeting in liv., rm. and hall:
SGaperies Sn9e peI peepfTssse pa,s gees With the
SHEPHERD PARK-A modern brick
home Of rooms and Q baths on
quiet residential street: lovely
place in the pink of condition and
to house part of the family sepa-
rately; very flne home for S23, $50,
with income possibilities If you don I
need the whole house r. P. RIPLEY,
Realtor. 81. Gill. open evenings.
WESLEY HEIGHTS bedrms.. bath.
End f.; bedrms., bath, 1st A.:
liv. I'm, din. rm., kit, screened
porch. full bsmt.. gas heat. det. gar.
Box 226-J Star.
DIRECT FROM BUMDER-In upper
10th NV tShepherd Park corner;
full center-hall brick. u very large
rms. 2z baths, attic. porch; all
latest improvements. VIII consider
your house in trade. ME- 171T;
ewes, ia. 1911 or GL. 2400. 81
f71S 18th ST. N.W.-Open Sun. to
5. Brick, in excel. cond.; large liv.
rm.. din. rm.. kit, pantry, 1st A.:
4 bedrms.. inclosed porch, 9 baths,
md a.; rm. on 3rd a.; full bsmt.,
maids rm. and bath. LOWERY
& MELTON. sH. 1900. -2s
NEAR ST. AIMS and Wilson High-
Unquestionably one Of the most
neary perfect and most-sought-after
locations in the city; beautiful view
from one of our highest elevations;
easy walking distance to best pub
lie, parochial and private schools
modern white brick Colonial in ex-
elusive section of hne homes; library
and Law. on 1st a.: 4 bedrms.. 2
baths on End A.: paneled rec. rm.,
maids rm. and bath, gear bi. ga
rage; may be purchased very rea-
Sonably: owner leaving city, Ewes,
call WI. 1929, FRANK .. PHIL
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Garage. fnclosed lift; suburban loca-
tion. close m; pumping 10000 gal.
and increasing; has school contract.
also AAA and tow truck: rent, $3.50;
long lease Price, $4,000 including
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14

hard to make these games attrac-
tive to the fans and is planning to
surround them with prize drawings
and field events so as to offer a full
evenings entertainment. Seventy
three youngsters are currently en-
rolled in the local school" which
includes a 10-to-12 age group, as
we'll as the 13-thru-15 and the 16-
tolls group.
AS a result of games having
been scheduled for each Wednes-
day and Friday evening, the
school schedule has been revis-
ed somewhat. Under this altered
schedule, Sisler now has sessions
for the 10-tO-12 group each Monday
and Tuesday, beginning at II a. NJ,
and sessions for the 13-thru-15
group each Wednesday and Thurs
day. beginning at II a. m. The 16-
tolls group now works out each
Monday evening, beginning at 5:45
p. m. While formal school sessions
are not now being held on Friday
and Saturdays Sisler is frequently
going to the park on those days
and staging informal Pepper
Games" and games of "Worky-up''
among kids who seemingly do not
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
ROXANA

Chester J. Lynch was elected
Sunday School superintendent by
the official board of the church to
fill the vacancy of J. c. Evans, de-
ceased, who so faithfully filled this
office for 20 years.
Mrs. Leslie Evans and son spent
last week with her parents, Judge
and Mrs. James Ellis at Baltimore.
Mr.. Evans went for his family over
the weekend. They all returned
home, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Isarel Townsend
spent last week with their sOn-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Garrison Long at Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jones Of
here accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
wood Hudson and Mr. and Mrs
Everett Long of Selbyville, to At
lantic City, N. j., for the weekend
Mrs. Elizabeth Freeman spent
the weekend with her daughter.
Mrs. Ralph Locates at Selbyville
The annual Sunday School pic
mic will be held at Trappe Pond,
Thursday, July 20th
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cost of
Seattle, Washington, are the proud
parents of a fine baby girl Mrs.
Cost was formerly Miss Cleara
Wilgus, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raleigh Wilgus of here.
Mrs. Elsie FarlOw was an all
day guest Thursday of Miss Alice
Lockwood.
Mrs. Jurusha McCabe is spending
a part of the week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louise Hickman and fam
| lily at Bishopville, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
Local Baseball School
Offering Games On
Wednesdays, Fridays
CONTINUED from nrsr pnas1

league games against MillsbOrO
the past unday Several local boys,
including Roy Mccullough, Wes
Johnson, Jack WOrthington and
Bob Gibson and KOy Kemp are
playing with the Frederica club
this season On Friday evening,
July 21st, the Kernals will meet
Houston of the Mid Delaware
League here at the local park.
Houston is presently one of the
mid-Delaware circuits strongest
clubs and. like Frederica, also has
several Milford boys in it's lineup
BY a strange coincidence the
present edition of the Kernals and
the Frederica and Houston Clubs
have, in their respective lineups,
members of the 1949 Milford Ker-
nails, which, last summer, under
the guidance of Doc" West, won
Kent County Junior Baseball titu-
lar honors. West, incidentally,
was instrumental in organizing
the present Milford Teen-Age Base
ball School and in bringing in Bill
Sisler, former minor league play
er and manager, as the schools
director
Next Wednesday evening, July
10Th, the two 13-thru-15 teams, the
Braves" and the Red SOx" viii
resume their series under the
lights of the Milford Park. Since
the school went in operation early
last month, marked improvement
has been noted in the play of these
younger players and their aggres
sive style of play is rapidly win
ming new supporters among adul
fans.
Professor" Sisler is wOrkins
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
DAGSBORO


Mr.. Alfred Birmingham, aged 6S
years, son of Isaac and Lavinia
Brittingham, passed away Satur-
day, July 1st, at the Delaware Hos
pital, after a lingering illness. He
is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ger
trude Brittingham and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wilson Campbell and two
grandchildren; a brother, William
T Brittingham of Millsboro; sis
ter, Mrs. Mary c. Hastings. Funer-
al services were held July 4th at
Carey's Church.
Week-end guests of Mr.. and Mrs
o. H. Campbell and daughter, Dun
wreath were Miss Connie Buriman
of Philadelphia and Mr.. Bob Fous-
ter and Mr.. Larry Davis of Buena
Vista. Va.
Mrs. Preston Nibblet and daugh-
ters, Joyce and Janet and Miss
Carol Brasure of GumbOrO, spent
Monday with her sister, Mrs,
George E. Long and family.
Miss Lorraine West spent the
weekend with Miss Una Lee West
ana sister, ElOlSe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Evans of
Glendale, called on Mr. and Mrs.
Millard West and family.
Mrs. Lizzie Fisher is very ill at
this writing. also, Mrs. Walter
Rogers and Mrs. Millard West are
on the sick list.
Miss Iris Clogg spent a part of
the past week at her home, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCabe call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Danny Ianna-
scOlio, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and
Miss Elizabeth HOlyman were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
NJ Kaufman, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Daisey called
on their son, Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood
EllingswOrth and family.
Mrs. Jane West of GumborO is
spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs l. H. West.
Mrs. Margaret Smith and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Smelling
burg, of Philadelphia, returned af-
ter spending the past week with
Horace L. Hickman and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Millard West.
Mr. Edwin Davidson of Whining,
ton, called on relatives here the
past week.
Mr.. and MRS. I. Preston West
spent few days in New York thC
past week.
George E. Long, Jr., and sister
Sandra, spent the past week witt
their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar L. Horner at Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brumbley ant
son. Jay, are spending the week il
Baltimore, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
MILLVILLE
Church News: Sunday, July 10th
Rev. John p. George, Pastor

Church News: Sunday, July 10th
Rev. John p. George, Pastor
Sunday School, 10 a. m, r. j.
West, Sup't.
Worship Service II a. m.
Mrs. Paul Bolten of Camden, N.
j.. spent a few days with her aunt,
Mrs. Sadie Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Simpson
and children of Washington, d. c.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Louden of
Baltimore, Md, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman O..
Way.
Mr.. Leaton Hooker of StOckIey is
spending his vacation with his sis
ter, Mrs. John S. Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Boyle of Tren-
ton, N. J.. are the happy parents Of
a little baby girl, born Sunday,
July End. Mrs. Boyle will be re-
membered as Miss Ruth McCabe
Mr.. Walter Hayes and Mr.. Chas.
Swartzhopt of Baltimore, Md, were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Ken
dali Noble on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Reed of Phil
adelphia, Pa, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Way this week.
Mrs. Ella Townsend is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs.
Bessie Williams at Bethany Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos McCabe, the
grandparents of little Miss Bonnie
Lee Boyle. spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Boyle in Trenton,
N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Dukes and
daughter Miss Shirley, of Lans-
downe, Pa. were guests over the
weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. I. Robert
/ Wiley.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14

get their fill of baseball during the
regular school sessions and come
back on the off days"
Unlike most baseball schools,
the Milford Teen-Age Baseball
School continues throughout the
summer months and is a strictly
local project, having no connect
ions, whatsoever, with organized
professional BASEBALL Many youth
minded adult residents of the area
are making attendance at the
school sessions a regular habit.
and, in virtually every instance,
these civic-minded citizens are
praising the manner of operation
of the school.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
You Don't Forget New
Alarm

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. - up -
People who have been cOasting on
that old alibi for morning tardiness
Il forgot to set the alarm"-have
been given a sharp jolt by the
General Electric Co. A new autOm-
attic alarm clock which has to he
set only once and thereafter walks
it's owner at the same time every
morning has been announced
The clock automatically resets it
self to sound off every "a hours
including kends-unless the
owner remembers to shut it Off
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
Preacher Is Constable

YOLO, Calif.-(P)-This is
good little town. It ought to be:
Rev. Joseph Helle, pastor OF the
YolO Community Church, has been
elected constable. The minister pol
led II of 21 write in votes. And it
was all very much of a surprise to
Rev. Helle. He had neither an
nounced his candidacy nor cam
paigned.
But he has the SIS a month Job of
preserving law and order. The pay
is low because the YOlO County
Board of Supervisors turned YOlo
law enforcement over to a deputy
sheriff three years ago and they
ont the censtable's salary to SIS TO
discourage anyone from running
Rev. Helle say he'll give the job a
try.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
Watch Your step

Dark stairwells leading to attics
or cellars can be made much light
er and safer by painting the walls
in white or a very light tint. An
added safeguard is an enameled
band-an inch or two wide-along
the top edge Of each step. Using
an entirely different color on the
bottom steps helps, too.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
Tourists Welcome

DENVER - up - Denver visit
Ors driving into the city on Brigh-
ton boulevard are informed by bill
board they are entertaining the
Queen City of the Plains. The next
sign carries en- advertisement by a
livestock rendering company. It
reads: I'VE want your hide"
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14

The National Geographic Society
says that salt wells provided the
chief income of Shawneetown. ILL.,,
oldest city in its early days.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14

Kaskaskia, Ill, founded about l.
zoo, was slowly washed away by
the Ohio River, disappearing in
1910.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DRESSER, chest of drawers, twin
peg, ,o SISo each; y bed; $50. ,Call
DGSLlGxTok. stencil tyne, $3.50;
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. sf3
EiEcrRtc Lee ri ? RANGE, oE, 4 burners.
useable but needs repairs. s36. Call
EEEcTsfS Msi rsYS' SHEETS, westinghoass; Su
does same job as elec. blanket st
controlled, washable; guaranteed.
ELEcTRIC Lee iutS TRAIN, Rait American m ri an Flyer.
freight, complete with transformer
and lac, aseess9ries; Tn ,x SE; 1859. al 81.
. passenger. freight, switches,
track, transformers; like new, about
ELECTRIC WIRE, outside. for Christ
mas rca ghIg so aRs RS trees seS sss 81 sss than han
gas and coal stoves, oil-burninE
furnaces, sinks. lumber, cupboards,
bricks; 6,1e: EAnsATERSN E.nAS STATES SI WRECK, Ssss
3;;1ssS;. 33n7sssS; s. Open daily evenings and
ENCYSccLIoPEDIA, comptons set. prac.
FEUDAL OAK DAVENPORT. chair.
occasional chair and ottomsns slip
set. baby crib. FA. 5231. -19
FILE CABINETS, legal letter. steel.
wood, new. used CIRCLE, 1112
14th st. NV, DI. 1872.
FIR PLYWOOD, all sizes, carload
Just received. RUCKER LUMBER,
1920 Wilson blvd. ia. 4-1234 20
FREEZERS-First line. available in
8 Gu. IT. sizes; 5-year guarantee;
call TOfd LEITCH, WI. 1888. -19
FREEZERS, Interl. Harvester. IL
and 1873 Gu it.; limited Christmas
Sg supply; MALoNEYS; siIS2 snr1, Me- on., sfIs
till 8 pm, SH. 1880.
samples. Save up to
20es. Is mos. to pay. ALPER-
STEMS ELECTRIC VILLAGE, ga
Carroll ave-, TAX. PIX, Md. SH. 2700,
sH. 1893. Open Mon. Thurs. Sat.
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HELP WOMEN (Conf. }

1920 years old. no
exp. nee, for general office work.
5-day, 40-hr. wk.; about S35 per
wk. plus free tranSp.; paid vaca-
tions and sick leave. Phone for
appt. CAPITAL TRANSIT. MI. 1888
CoMPToMETER OPERATOR to COM
pute payroll and prepare reports,
Liberal company benefits and en-
ploye discount. Apply personnel
ofice. SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO.,
$500 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
COUNTER GIRLS. all-around; till
1870 pm; colored. Apply in per-
DANCING TEACHERS. 21-2s. exper..
full or' part time; must have 8 mo.
exper. with recognized schools: no
quota; guaranteed. RAY QUINLAN
STUDIOS; 1865 Conn. ave. at Du-
DENTAL ASSISTANT, oral surgeons
ONCE; 5-day week. Give experience
and full particulars in first letter.
Box 320-H. Star
DRUG CLERK to 10 pm, of
Wednesday; $40 wk. to start. CON-
CORD PHARMACY, 1916 N. H. ave.
OPERATOR - colored;
relief. 4 to 9 pm. 6-day wk., soc
per hr. Apply MRS. GLEN. 2025 !
St NV FL
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, G.H.W.-Beginning Jan. 2;
for working couple; live In or out:
North Arlington; light household
duties, prepare evening meal; not
full-tin1e Job. Call after 6, DI. 3237.
G.H.W.. HELPER-Small convalesent
home; live in; white; 81. 1868. 30
SETTLED, middle-aged, white general
houseworker. care of l child; live
in; room, board and small salary.
LADY. white. in Shepherd park or
Silver Spring area, interested in
making SO week for answering
phone and small duties. Call RA.
COLORED-Room, board and small
wages for settled woman to help
around house. Ii. 3-3537. 90
I NEED SOME ONE to live in. do
light housework and care for my
2 school children; will consider some
SSne Snfors With Small gL5d. child. Ju. 1910
G.H.W., COOKING-Live in; colored,
settled, fond of children; upstairs
room in good home, S25. Refs. WO.
- Light g.h.w.; health
certifigcate and refs. required. Part
time work. Or 4449.
WOMAN-Vicinity 800 Maryland ave.
ne. to take care of infant 5 hrs,
weekdays. Refs. Ii. 4-0S03. -25
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MIScL. FOR SALE tcont.

ANTIQUE VASES. 4, Chinese cloi-
sonne. rose. 2 blue. also 2 Italian
Christmas gifts. OIL. 2235.
dresses, ares; saos s. 'eash. each. WA. osso. ''
BATHTUBS. built in, S25: new and
used plumbing fixtures: BLOCKS,
3056 N st NV. NO. 1903. -,
BATHTuBs. new USED: used built BrEst In lsss sss
BED. HOLLYWOOD. dble., radio-phono.
comb, in excel. cond. DI. 1888,
Tues; as Pm. Wed. $40 am:
BED RolAWsy, dble folding inner
BED9RioooM SET. SET complete. blond ma
hogany, custom mirror, bedspread
snda snd traverse n1 nta Grapes; best offer. 81,
hIf2eI5: s2s; F. boys: ats' as-in, $50: Can
BicYcLE. boys es-in. Columbia de
igSe' s15 LOCKS HM nearly saFE new orig. tires;
BICYCLE. Elgin. Call DU. 5s44. 20
B.cYcbE &c, HE'S girls IooG 24n ea5a Eeas St Sss bss
otIsr. Ole, lfoti pU. s9Hu 1915. '0"D' 0 u ''''
ditIon; SIS: Cali GE. 1925
BICYCLE, girls S6 inch; SEQ. Wo.
9064. after pm. 30
BICYCLES, 26 and 2s-in:. SIS each;
boys and girls. Good condition.
Call after pm, CIR. Gill. -22
BICYCLES 2. girls and boys 2S in,
very good cond. Marlboro 1854
after 5 pm.
BICYCLES, new. all sizes. Take trades.
Low prices. COLLEGE PARK CYCLE,
UN. 1900. Hours. 9-6; Sun, 1913.
Evening star., 1950-12-19
HELP MEN

MEN to install insulation. Report to
1905 No. Glebe rd.. Arlington. ready
for work. 7:30 am. 30
MEN t3O),- white, to distribute hand
bills; daily pay; Z am, 460 New
YORK ave. NV.
MEN, part time, for afternoons and
ewes. Must have car to collect on
established monthly accounts. No
exper. necessary. Apply in person,
KEYSTONE READERS SERVICE,
724 9th st. NV. 10
YOUNG MAN, as assistant purchas-
ing agent in growing company.
Age % to 35. knowledge of print
ing or purchasing experience help
tul; prefer man now employed but
looking for a position with a real
future; state all qualifications in
letter. Box 1881 Star. 30
YOUNG MAN. colored, to work In
grocery store; refs. req. SUNSHINE
MARKET. 1918 14th st. NV, HO
YOUNG MEN (3. white, 1921, tc
assist mgr. in circulation sales work;
drawing acct. and commissions,
aver. earnings. $50 wk. Apply 9.
$3.50 am, RIM. s27, 724 9th St
Is YOUR WORK COMBINING, mo.
/, notonous. nerve-wracking. unhealth.
full? II so you should get outside
into a good Rawleigh business fol
yourself, Set your own hours. b
your own boss. Good profits from
start. Good nearby locality open
Write today, RAWLEIGH'S, Dept
DCL-14-II Chester Pa
Evening star., 1950-12-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G.H.W., mother. 2-year-old child,
wishes position with elderly lady,
near Suitland, Md. pref. Box 139-J.
Star.
GIRL desires housework, part time. l
day week. vi. 1928.
GIRL. colcred. reliable, wants Job as
cook in cafeteria, II to 9 am. or
part-time domestic, 10 am. to 3
pm. Call any day. z pm. 10.
COLORED GIRL wishes days work
cleaning, washing or ironing; ref;
exper. Ii. 4-2404. call any time.
COL0RED GIRL desires work or baby
sitting, days week. LU. 4-6297.
COLORED = Experienced laundress
wants days work. DI. 09S2.
COLORED WOMAN, experienced
wants work by the day. HO. 7017,
COLORED WOMAN desires days
work, cleaning or hotel maid. Ii
CoLoRED WOMAN wants two days
work, CO.. 0939.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work
or general housework; good refs;
experienced. DU. 1923.
WANT DAYS WORK cleaning OF
ironing; SIS, carfare. DI. 1886; cal
$50 to pm.
Evening star., 1950-12-19
HELP MEN (cont. J

oil burner. 5th class.
from 4 pm. to midnight; references.
Box 25-E. Star. -21