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Evening star., 1950-06-28
Smokers Prove Camel
MiIdness for Themselves
Make 30-Day Test in
Their Own "T-z0nes"!
(T for Throat, T for 7aste)

It's revealing to have the doctors word
on smoking Camels. But it's even more
convincing to make your own Camel Mild
ness Test. It's the one cigarette test that's
really sensible Its the proper test :. it's
the 30-Day Test! Pack after pack of Camels
and only Camels for 30 days.
No tricks-no short cuts-no snap judg-
ments based on one puff or one sniff. Not
just one-time, one-inhale comparison In
stead, Camel asks you to test them as your
steady smoke. Judge Camel mildness and
the flavor of Camel's choice tobaccos in
your "T-Zone"- the best possible proving
ground for cigarette. Yes, give Camels
real 3O-day tryout. See if your own Camel
Mildness Test doesn't add up to the most
smoking enjoyment you've ever had from
any cigarette!
Evening star., 1950-06-28

that request. the firm then would
argue its appeal on Judge Colds
borough's ruling setting aside the
PUG order.
AS long as the entire litigation
remains in this preliminary phase.
the consumer remains without re-
funds from payments made since
the rate increase went into ef-
feet on November 8.
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Trucking Firm Here Cleared On RATE Violation Charges

result of bookkeeping errors. He
also told the jury that. had the
company charged the rates on
some of the truck loads the ICC
said it should have. the trucking
concern would have been liable to
prosecution for overcharging.
The trucking company was
prosecuted on similar charges in
1941 and 1914 but was acquitted
on both occasions.
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Order 10 Set Aside
Gas Rate Rise Signed

Judge T. Alan Goldsborough
finally has signed his order setting
aside the gas rate increase
granted by the Public Utilities
Commission last November.
The District Court judge also
made final his other ruling ear
lier this month. refusing to stay
the execution of his order.
But the case, in which $3.50. 900
added revenue to the WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1950-06-28

It is easy to forgive the Marx
Brothers almost anything, so in
frequently do they turn up in a
new. movie. 1t certaily is easy to
forgive them for the shortcomings
of Love Happy the new film at
Keith's, for it does present some
sequences of fine Marx Glowing,
whatever else is to be said of 1t.
This might be good time,
though, in view of the reports
that they are disbanding as a
team, to press upon the MarXeS
the argument that this is hardly a
fitting swan song.
Love Happy" is rather hap
hazard business. Evidence of its
ineptness as a Marx Brothers We
hicle is the fact that Groucho (the
new Groucho with a natural mus
tache) is reduced to the role OF
commentator and makes only a
few all-too-brief appearances
during the action. Harpo and Chi
co are present large part of the
time. however, and between them
they manage to make every MIN
ute of that time count.
One of the reasons the Marx
Brothers always are so welcome
is that they are willing, even
eager. to blend pure slapstick and
sheer fantasy into a comedy
sketch. One of these sequences in
Love Happy" in which Harpo
loots tony delicatessen of a fab
ulous amount of canned goods, is
an imaginative slapstick ballet
that is delight to watch.
There are some other happily
wild moments, too, when Harpo
falls into the clutches of some
people who think he has the 81
million Romanoff necklace. The
unloading of the voluminous re-
cesses of Harpos coat becomes a
hilarious affair as the amazing
contents are piled about him. in
cluding, among other things a
horse collar, a on-descript dog
dlu III al HldAlDoA 'dHSACO
Moss Kaufman.
Spotty as the going is, Love
Happy" arrives at a fine comic
pitch in its concluding chase Sc
quence, in which the villains pur-
sue Harpo among the giant elec-
trio signs over New York's Times
Square. Entangled in a man.
mouth penguin blowing out cool
cigarette smoke, or riding the
flying red horse across a huge
gasoline ad, Harpo is a wonder
full sight.
Groucho and Chico are still
funny people. too, mind you, but
their contributions are of con-
siderably lesser Importance this
time. The comedy of all three, in
cidentally, is heightened by fan
ciful musical score contrived by
Ann Ronell, one of the most imag-
inative decorations of a comedy
sound track in some time.
The plot of Love Happy" in
NOlFCo tlldU ICOllld1lOll lltCkldCP.
which some people try to smuggle
into the country in a sardine can,
only to be foiled because Harpo
is stealing all the sardines in
sight to feed a troupe of penniless
actors trying to produce a musical
You don't need to know any more
about it except that it gives short
shrift to the talents of Ilona Mas
sey, Vera-Ellen and Marion Hut
ton.
Without the Marx Brothers.
Love Happy" would be unbe-
lievably dull, but, of course, it does
have them. Their admirers will
not be made as happy by it as
they might have been made. but
a little of the best, meaning Marx
buffoonery, is better than none
at all.
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Boston Red Sox
Pitching Ace
Speaks Up

Top winner in the major leagues
last season and hot contender for
the same honors this year - that's
left-hander Mel Parnell! This lad
really pitches' And, on the subject Of
cigarettes, he's really in there pitch
ing, too. when he declares, I'm cer-
tainly glad made that Camel 30-Day
Mildness Test! l found that Camels
agree with my throat. And they're a
great-tasting smoke. It's Camels for
me - for keeps!"
Evening star., 1950-06-28

Gas Light Co. is at stake. has yet
to be disposed of finally by Judge
Goldsborough.
He will hear further arguments
at 1890 am. Friday on the COM
pany's right to post a bond. pend
ing appeal, that would in effect
stay the execution Of the judges
order.
1t was believed that, if Judge
Goldsborough rules out that pos
sibility. the gas company will ask
the United States Court of Ap-
peals for a stay of execution
Should the appellate court grant
Evening star., 1950-06-28

Noted doctors report findings coao-coast smoking tes In
this tes hundreds of men and women smoked only Came for
30 days. averaging to packs per day. The throat of every
smoker examined each weea total of 247O examina.
TONS The doctors reported. NOT ONE SINGLE CASE OF
THROAT IRRITATION DUE TO SMOKING CAMELS!
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Cryolite to Denmark

Cryolite, used as a 1ux in the
reduction of aluminium. now is
Greenland's most valuable export
item, going largely to Denmark
for refining and re-export.
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Coes-Se1tiou, U.S.A.
NEW YORK

PATRICIA SCANLON,
pert New York secretary,
says: "A secretary, too, has
to think of her throat. I'm
particular about my ciga-
rette. I've ch anged to
Camels. They're a real
pleasure to smoke. /"
Evening star., 1950-06-28

Western Australia has a popula-
tion of $4,000 in an area more
than three times larger than
Texas.
Evening star., 1950-06-28

Argentina's million radio sets
have an estimated four listeners
each.
Evening star., 1950-06-28
MARYLAND

LEW WORSHAM, the
man who makes champion
ship golf courses look easy.
He's a choosey smoker. He
says, I've tried the 80
Day Camel Mildness Test
to prove to myself just how
mild Camels are. Mldest
cigarette i ever smoked"
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Partly
Happy
Spotty Comedy
Stars Morxes
At Keith's

LOVE HAPPY" United Artists re-
lease. produced by Lester Cowsn, directed
by David Miller, screenplay by Frank
Tashlin and Mac Benof from q story by
HSrpo Marx. At Keiths.
The Cast
Evening star., 1950-06-28
By Horny Macarthur

Groucho Marx as Detective Sam Grunion
Narrator of the story.
Evening star., 1950-06-28

HOLLYWOOD
MARIO LAMA, singing
star of the movies, says,
AS a singer, I'm constantly
using my voice. So the
cigarette l smoke must
agree with my throat. l
tried many different brands
to find a mild one. Now I
have it-Csmels!"
Evening star., 1950-06-28
MISSOURI

LEONA STEVENSON,
teacher, halls from the
Show Me" State. And the
30-Day Mildness Test GER
tainly showed her how mild
a cigarette can be. "Now
I've discovered the ciga-
rette that really agrees with
my throat" she says.
Evening star., 1950-06-28
MORE DOCTORS
s MOkE CAM
than any other cigarette

This fact was disclosed in a nation
wide survey, made of doctors in every
branch of medicine and in every State in
the Union. 1885 doctors were asked
this question -. What cigarette do you
smoke, Doctor ~ The brand named most
was Camel.
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Smokers testing cigarettes critically than before
MORE PEOPLE SMOKE CAMElS
THAN ANY OTHER CIGARETTE!

For the sake of your own smoking enjoy
ment, make the sensible test - the one
you can rely on to give you the real an
swer - the one that let's you prove for
yourself how mild cigarette can be.
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Make your own 3O-Day
Camel MiIdness Test
in your "T-Zone"

That's 7 for Throat, 7 for Taste. See n
you don't change to cameIs for keepsl
Evening star., 1950-07-14
FARM 8 GARDEN

Mall AII oI5!H!S GHAIE s4Ws sales AZ ard service;
cHxfs fys f.lssE LINK fRHeE sRsIeeE 2sinen Md s11s
per IT. set in concrete: MALoNEYs,
akDES AID SSsE TkAcqoRs Aegso6nRas Ia new SssY ana used
seasonal closeouts: low prices. Ma
pnWEE pdDNEYsM sMdMsRss NG s1s srsi;a.. Ss ave sov.r
mowers ssS5S ss.S.. sqtter psE shss IS
Open Fri. til O.. sH. 1880.
l.. 81. G. CUE TRACTOR, 9A-h.p.,
now $3.50; Farmall Super A, 81 .260;
C" fully hyd. $1.335. MAL0-
rNSsGi NEy,S; ING; Silver spring' III; 1880; :.
laa re@aovsna. Wing % 81. 81 siio: . eVes'. ses yo.
rIzSSSssggoNE ralzSSSssggoN Walks, terraces, III fir.-
places, fishponds, retaining walls,
pipe drainage; l,,tl.Hn al kinds Of cement
HOrnners isnss Rockville. Nd. Phone
BOYLE TREE SURGERY Co.-spray-
ing, lot clearing. yard maintenance.
ST.. 7213 or RA. 1879. aftegr 9.
VIRGIN ToPsOIL, best quality. any
quantity; quick delivery: driveway
gravel. Ii. 3-2275. Ii. 1884. --18
PLANT SHADE TREES. snruns and
al other nursery STOCK now we also
specialize IL / sodding; s,,s For ,,ss fsss e;
snss'ez s1Ss zs.f sa road afEs ass..syiiis EHss1nda ia
Tel. Warfield 4766 or Union 1886
TOP soM,-Very, good. rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reasonable. Call HI. 4933. liz
tifu1ly constructed dairy barn and /
auxiliary barn. Can be readily taken
down and moved. Also some
barb wire fence. Call any time dur-
Ing the daA "a. 1857. -i6
Evening star., 1950-07-14
RADIO

And electronics surplus sale: Enor--
nous stock. Bring this ad for. 10so
disc. Larger disc. on many items.
Open $3.50 to $50 Sat.
r. & T. ElectronicS Co.
9723 Baltimore Blvd. Berwyn. Md.
RErRIGEaRAToRs;; ICE aIs; Serve; gas; 5-cgSis- adis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, IL Gu. It.;
g mos; old; 800 below list price.
REFRiGGRAroR Iii ger ss5; aE; Sc ecu.
IT.; good operating condition. See
Sat, to / 5515 14th st. NV.
REFRIGERAT0R--1950 crosley Shell
ssS ;sssd + nGs 3ls GG 1859 4EssSaSSsss'ss shy
REeRiGERRAToR. Mi 4Rsi 81 crosley-shelYyaador,
ssas s;s Gu. it.. 2 years; s175. FFR.
RIEIFHRsiiGERAToR. oE, g Gu. It; TIC cost
S226' sell s175; excellent condition.
RHEFFRi1SSfEiRsAToR-westinenouse,ie7m RHEFFi ie IN
Gu. IT.: good condition; white porce-
lain. Kit. table. TW. 1918. --16
REFRIGERATOR, walk-tn box; S400
Sr,,lMs eT best Offer: REsURREcTIoN
SEMlGARx Wast Hysstsy,slss, hslisss and Aser rss''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Electric,
good mechanical condition; reason
REFsfkrGEkkiATrSSIRss. TrSIss rseono.; sprins
sale; from $35; guar. JOHN @.
WEBSTER. CO.. 627 r st. NV.
REFRTGERATORs. new 1850 models.
Il you have cash see us. PARA
MOUNT Cos 2150 Georgia ave. NV.
REFRIGERAToRS - Used, recondi-
toned; fully guaranteed; $40 and
up& 2237 Nichols ave. SIC. LU.
REFRiaERATORs. rseonats,oneo ~E Iix.
new. fully guar BY our own service
dept. Time payments and free de.
livery. Lge. assortment Of makes
and sizes from $35 Up. FnEDER.
ICK'S. S906 l4th st. NV. 4Re
&EFRlGERATORS .4ONs disc on an
MooY models: last wears models
slashed. Easy terms. Open ewes
until Q ROYAL APPLIANCE CO..
nHpRrdsaaH|oiss hliea|s a: sso,. q sl MAGE naese,
sizes. rebuilt. guaranteed. S35 up.
REFsiGkRarohss 1i SgsaSE q RseoOS Re-; Osss guar.
r. O. SMITH. s q 8. INC. 1874 a
st. ne. Ii. 3-2545. Ii. 3-6O5O.
Evening star., 1950-07-14
FLOORING

FLOOhlNG
zoe, 900 feet Of flooring, free OF nails.
suitable for flooring, sheathinR or
suhnooring, $25 m;hI; ACE WRECK
Mimi. ave. ne. LU. 4-0500. ---14
FUR COATS, muskrat and natural
oopossum; size IA; both $75. At.
FURSiiTURE. walnut desk, ton 80
in. BY 4s In; home freezer, 3 cubic
T.; 4spester sgie, bed, and dinette
FURNITURE, ali types; antique, baby
Grand pianos, lamps, rugs, sofas,
snssisi sns.Isi bedTm. e1lnn sets; s.r AZ At very
susN1TuREs. tS1 PF'ss wis. sM1Hs and 4. NO. oa sa61;
1920 Bladensburg rd.. AT. 1850:
2601 Wilson blvd, IA. allie; 1878
q st. NV, DE. 1900. Don't make
ss 2 move without calling sMITH'sl
FUkNITURk-Complete, 3 rms, in
fessonsb,s eessdns sefrssrfsST ax sTs mise. items;
FURNITURE Of five bedrooms. kitch-
en-. dining. Apt. 4. 1916 Euclid st.
FGsNIruRE-wslnut double bed. doo coil
springs and inner-spring mat
tresses: large dresser and chest;
pTics: PHI S.S $l0Q. Log wa Wa. 1921 after 9 Pm:
FURSIFURspe re sp ESsiish In ash'e5s osi din.
cite set, very good condition, Sea-
sonable. Call 10. 3-6640. --I6
FURNITURE - 2-piece upholstered
Lying room suite. $40. Call WI.
FUkNiTURE-Liv. rm., Q pos: good q
FURNITURE - HeyWood-Wakefieid
blond desk, dinette set, chest Of
drawers, arm chairs, Coyarrubias
framed maps, bookcases, nest Of eof-
fee tables, dishes, etc. 212O 10th
FURSiTuRR SiHii ee'' for or1; sale for 1-bedrSom
apt; apt. available. CAN after 5
PM. LU. 1889. 10s
FURNITURE-Liv. rm., bedrm, and
ainette; good cond.; ress. Cali NO.
FTRSiTURE-Liv, rm. s.t, p 5sdpm.
fns iaR5is s.f .s15;I Or; ss1s g.
sen a-pc. Hv. Tm. ses: console radio:
all In good cond. vi. 4646, -16
FURNITURE = six-pc. twin-bedrm.
suite, excellent cond.; 2-pc. liv.
rm.. suite, almost new; 2 occasional
chairs almost new. Phone AK. 1880.
FURNITURE-Davenpcrt and match
ing. chair. Q occasional. chairs, side
table with glass top, 2 mirrors. Q
moor lamps. studio couch. For Inn
uCQlate SelSi bargains. Leaving
town immediately. co. 1l13. Il
FURNITURE SALE-Brand.new bed
room. din. room. hv. room. from un-
claimed freight and factory samples,
etc. at great savings. LION STOR-
AGE BLDG. $50 New York ave.
NV. daily 1915; Sat. 'til 4. RE. 4S1O.
FURNITURE - Simmons sofa bed,
practically new, aqua brocatelle
fabric, new slip covers; cost over
5000; price, $3.50 complete. Call
FGENITTRE-Two-pc. liv. rm. IaH suite,
ABC cleo. ironer (console); rugs,
Oriental, dark coiors. and mise.
items; very reas. Ap. 2143. -l6
FURNITURE-Special sale on steri-
ltzed reconditioned sofa beds, S3B:
studio. couches, SIS. S26, $59; Hoi.
lywocd beds, single or dbie., S19.
$29, $40: Maytag washer. excel.
cond.. $3P: chests and dressers. Sl2,
SIT. $50: beds, IS. SO: inner-sprtnS
mattresses, .Sl2,. SIT; dble. inner
spring Beautyrest mattress. S26; new
Hide-a-Bed sofa, $13D. save SEQ;
book cases, SO to 30; blond end and
lamp tables, 81, SO; coffee tables,
So $40, SIS; end and lamp tables.
$3 TO. 81; lounge chairs. SIS, $50;
breakfast set, S25, S2o; Duncan
Phyfe drop-ieaf tables, S26; extern
sion blond console table, SAG; lamps
and mirrors. So TO SO. THE HOME
SHOP, 1746 L st. NV. RE. 1851.
Terms. Daily, 10 to 8; Friday, 10
to o.; Sunday, 4 To a ~
Evening star., 1950-07-14
BOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
are located between Water
front Property and Automo-
tive advertising.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

SPANIEL-Slender type, blk. young,
female watch dog, loving home with
fenced yard. So. Lo. 5-0s2s. SH.
BoxERs-puppies and grown stock,
Axe reg.,, males and females, fawn
NEW HOMES WANTED s Tor . young.
a1ec. dogs. A shep. type, bl.. and br
and q police, tan and bl. 81. 67O9.
FRENCHA POODLES-Beautiful thor
oughbred puppies. 2 weeks old, $40
an and $40 each. GE. 6124. --15 !.
MIXED COCKER puppies, male and
or 4gO5 Erie st., Berwyn, Nd. --16
COLLIE PUPPIES, sable and white.
champion stock, reasonable. Gail
FEENcH Mai Siipi ippoioDLEs-slack standards, a1
2 weeks, lovely. lively; from cham
sSrs ssrsd ashth NitS Axe. Can oaithsFs- 1s
ENG. Sas. sisrM; SETTER PUPS. Axe, hS finest
blood lines; Blue Bar and ROCKFORD
strain. own the sire and dam.
Males, S45: females, .$25. ROY
COUNsEIMAN. Wo. 1894, 3641
cANxRy@Loveiy golden. beautiful
singer; new cage; at discount; extra
supplies thrown In. Call evenings
and week ends. MRS. B., GL. 1854.
DOGS AND CATS AVAILABLE for
adoption to good homes. Phone 81.
51S3, wkdays ga, Sat. 9-12, no
Sun. MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ANIMAL SHELTER.
COCKER SPANIEL-Buff, female, 3Ia
years old; registered Axe; trained
and house broken; closest offer to
$25; days. Ii. 5000, ext. 7-272S:
RoyER sySS PTfIPs. * weeks Axe Reg:
cropped; after 6 pm. 81. 6768.
DOGS BoARDED-clean, individual
runs. r. d. LINDSEY, Colesville,
Nd; Silver Spring 039S. --18
SCOTTIESs choice black puppies. Axe
reg, ch. bloodlines. MacKINNON.
1909 Roosevelt. Arlington. FA. 3432.
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies: several
golden tans. Sire: Asgard's Harras.
ASGARD KENNELS, reg. FA. $500.
COCKER PUPS From obedience
trained stock. Nationally famous
sire, red and 9. white; z wks'. ipdiv.
BOXERS y Fawn. 8 months. Axe
reg: docked, cropped. shots. SH.
COLLIE PUPpIEs--s males, i fe-
male; sable and white: 10 wks.;
Axe reg, pedigreed; $35 each.
HOWARD e. YOUNG, Fairfax, Va.
Phone 397-W. 16s
Evening star., 1950-07-14
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE, sunstrand, elec.,
UNITED TYPEwRITER Co. SIS
AbBREss1nG IasR 81; NJ MACHINE, was sss so,
now S9.95: New 10 original car
ton. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
.8l4 14th ST.. NV
AIR-C0NDITIoNER, window. $125.
Air In eGSoSNSDITroNER--New, ali ma
tional brands: Lowest cash price In
AiR CONDITIoNERs. new, single
room units; y gltsa,If,- Il gov ~ have cash see
air s' CoNbfTISNERs HEIOS EiSsY ts,, 1s4s
used as demonstrators, others never
uncrated; at greatly reduced prices.
One Quiet-kool h-h;p: unit. brand
new. $225. Phone MR. BYERS at
All ME oosD1ffoNEk ass8 Fl hi kSs2laz Air
$Iss; original cost s4ss. cal HU.' aHJ'
1868 between 9 and 10 pm. lie
AIR CONDITIONER, M-ton Chrysler
console model; Al condition; $3.50.
AMIR M StsoSSST6irTIoNER-philco, tsSSTi h-h.p.,
500; also Easy Whiridry washins
machine with stand, apt. size, like
new; $4S; Phone TIE. 9245.s-16 :.
A1M-OONbAAAONEh, Pnllco-Yo "
ton. moor model; good cond.; $3.50.
AIR Condolences carriers. ~.
ton console models; reason for sell
ing, leaving town; Guaranteed
through Aug. Call DU. 1854, after
arr CoNDITioSSERs t2) heavy 1 duty.
"a h.p. console. $500 each. GE. 3453.
AIR Condolences, new and re.
| conditioned, sold renfed eych onged
serviced: fully guaranteed. or. l769
Evening star., 1950-07-14
SITUATIONS WoMEN

BABY SITTING. by refined lady. ex-
perienced, BY day hour or week.
BooKKEEIPiING. clerical or recep-
tionist work desired. full time; cred
Preferred. Lo. s.sSs7.
CLEANING PRIVATE OFFTCES-Mid-
dle-age white woman wishes job.
part time or full time: exper.; best
OF ref. Hu: 674s.. 49,
CERKIFPIST: s wa,se sxesasive ost.a aS- ea
sonable salary. SH.. 359S. -
COMPANION. white: l.h.w.;- live In;
small salary. Phone 10. 3-64l0. 16'
COMPANION desires position to eld-
erly lady; could leave city; g.s eheerffgl;
GIRL, colored. wishes char work;
and Thursday. Ii. 7-9041. III
GoVERNEsS speaking 4 languages,
grad. music, sports; long experience
In families afr. ana schools Sl;,,on excellent
NURSE, white; compl. hkpg., by mid
aged lady refined. references. RA.
sEWiNG OF ALL K1NDs-Expsr-
r Alterations tn s. % On ladies' T; wear. ar i DU.
$500, Ext. 63l after pm. 1ss
TYPIST, expert. wants work; home
nents; accurate. COOKE. MI. 1868.
cian' desires position OR. 3sse. ;s.
coLoRED GIRL, with COLLEGE back
ground, desires, Job as typist or gen.
srsl once worker: FA; 3719: 70.
assShS low. ss1 III i1th 's' SC. Sc. s0tlE Il.
s9SSSGZ,
Evening star., 1950-07-14
SITUATIONS MEN

BARTENDER, sober, reliable, fast
SATURDAY nights. ca. s665. is.
permanent Job IN Washinston 90. Or
fglniturs work preferred. KE; s.
CHICKEN CHICKEN FARMER. Latv,. DIP. write
COMDR, DONALD WILLMAN, 803
Hillwood ave., Falls Church. FA.
CCOiLiEIEGE GRADUATE. married, de-
sires position with future: English
major plus year OF law. Lu. 4-do76.
COLLEGE STUDENT wants summer
driving etc.; salary open. .Wo.
ENGINEER. graduate Industrial; grad
uate work in personnel and indus
trial relations, sales experience, age
so 81 may o%. Ss eGRssitsd sssf evenings 1s stteF
EXECUTIVE with 20 years exper. in
all phases OF bus transp. from traf-
3 nc to maintenance; can furnish ex-
sr csllsnt character cs and ztd aDility Tst.er-
tSssicAFfoN FHo 4sIM nan desires sssF work in
or DT, 500, EXT. $3.50. ga
MAN, colored. desires part-time job
as elevator operator or cleaning.
tn. ed1S ATOuA D PsAns W AG Az
MAN, "a, with car, free evenings,
Saturdays, Sundays. Box 32-S, Star.
MEDICAL STUDENT, desires summer.
sDss smpIoymsnnt, n.n automobile availssssle' iss
MEea4SfcAL MhIeai4i sH5li ia 'EsNadaffN'EER-Ba.0 s..
from VPI, 1850, age 20, desires po-
sHTRLEY. ssos Norwood lane. s. s.,
NEAT COLORED GIRL desires job
cleaning rooming house or ONCE;
5-day week, 8 to 4. AID. 1874.
PLUMBER, young Vet. desires to
learn trade in District. Box SOS.
PRINTER, comp, col. grad, B. 8. de-
gree in bus. admin. Va. Poly, Inst;
yrs. handset comp, platen press
and proofreading exper.; desires to
loc. In Wash. D. c. or near vicinity.
J. r. CASTLEMAN, Rm. 432, YMcA.
CAPABLE YOUNG SALES executive.
seeks part time employment, with
fGil fHGil time possibilities. Box 213;R'
COIoRED MAN wishes steady work
as furniture mover or drivers help
er. Call 10 am. to pm, MI. 611Q.
COLORED WAITER = Experienced;
room service, parties, table. TR.
Bait -15
Evening star., 1950-07-14
MIscELLAkEoUs FoR sALE

DESKS Mission oak. dble: pedestal.
60-inch executive: $12.06s ehatrs
to match. So; many other types Ol
desks from $40 up; N. FRANK q
SON, 476 C. st. NV, TX. S074.
DIAMONDS-Lady's sol, "a ct., Sl26;
lady's. ct... $3.50: iady's. N Ct.
1h cts. $500. All prices include
mountings. Tr&des accepted. L1V-
MGsToN b CO.. 1923 II st. NV.
DTNETTE SET, maple. 0 pieces, In
clud. arm chair; excel. cond.; also
walnut occasional table. GIL. 1894.
a5 lib
DINETTE SET-All metal; peri. eond.
Reasonable. La. 6-4223. ---16
DIN. RM.. SET, 10-pc. mahog.: Ape.
ivory bedrm. set; many misc. garden
items. 1917 Webster ST. NV: ---15
DINING RIM. SET mahogany, Duncan
Phyfe, 10 PC; cost over 5000; win
sell for $500: 10. S-7797. --16
table, 6 chairs, buffet, china closet;
pads; $67 $50. RA. 1921. --1H
DINING ROOM GUITE-B-pc. ma
hog; like new. Duncan Phyfe table,
expands to 100 In; .$276. OIL. 1919.
ID Il {
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIPE. galy;. black. csss as,,gs iron. a. cus I
N st. NV. No. 7s0S. WA. 560i..
POOL TABLE, 5x10 1t. regulation
size; In good condition; leaving city:
will accept best offer. GE. 1173.. 825
ppoa pd9oGkerTan TAbsE. 81; NV T1nxe. completely at
equipped. Excel. cond. JE. 3-742S.
POWER LAWN MOWER, REQ Trim
alawn, 1h-h.p., gas motor, excel.
cond.; cost $IS4 new: bargain at
$75. MR.. LEE, VI. 1900. Ia
PUMP-Goulds' shallow well; $50
gal. per hour; with motor, tank and
gauge: $40. 10. 5-9610, after q.
Evening star., 1950-07-14
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
CHAUFFEUR-HANDY MAN, long ex-
periencs, excellent references. Box
CIV, III II to z. 4 days; SIT; refer
ences. Silver Spring. Call 81. 1885.
GIRL, colored, g.h.w.; fond Of chill
dren; .SSHH days, oSss g evenings; local
GIKL, colored. wishes job as s.h.w.,
g. an. through dinner, exper.,. refs.
WOMAN, white, wishes to care for
baby while mother works; willing to
TO do. INV; 5-day week or part
times $50 to $2b week, carfare; ex-
Gel refs; no night or Sun. FIR. O33o.
COL0RED GIRL wants job as child's
nurse; reference and plenty expert
ence: Call LU. 4-2156: -
cook; experienced; references. TU.
CSIORED GIRL WISHES day work.
Monday through Friday; good ref
erences. HU. S587.
COLORED LADY desires 2 or 3 days
2 week, general housework, clean
COLORED DOMESTIC, wants wed.
WouE6 SI GfKs faEtsrf 70 EiSp Esnps psTM
Job for my excel. .colored maid,
either MORNINGS or afternoons. NO.
FIRsT-CLAss colored worker wants
days work; best Of references. NO.
1870