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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-03-02
Supervisors To Consider
County Budget Monday

The Dickinson County Board
of Supervisors will meet next
Monday, with a crowded docket
before it for action. Among these
will be the tentative county bud
get, prepared by Mrs. Ell. Scth-
erlald. The board delayed action
last meeting on the request of
some citizens that general re-
assessment of real estate be or
dered in the county. 1t is not
known whether this matter will
come up again OF will be forgot
ten.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-03-02
Driver Hurt When
Coal Truck Leaves
HiUhwav

Linden Lane, coal truck driver,
sustained countless bruises and
some bone breakage Wednesday
about noon when his truck went
over bank at the point where
the Hurricane road comes into
the Coeburn road on Cranes Nest.
He was returning from Coeburn
where he had taken a load of coal
when his truck suddenly sWerved
over the hill and rolled to the
bottom below. Later investigation
showed that tie rod had brok-
en-. Mr. Lane is resting fairly
WE'LL in the Dickinson County
Hospital,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-03-02
CRIMINAL DOCKET
TO BE LIGHT IN
MARCH COURT

Unless a great deal breaks loose
before March 10, the criminal
docket of the coming session of
court will be rather light.
A number of old felony cases
are held on the docket; some as
a mere form, others for trial. Up
to this date only five cases will
go before the grand jury for fell
ony indictments. They are as fol-
lows:
Carl Hammonds, hit and run
driving
Tommy Robinson. breaking and
entering
Roma @ Holt, larceny Of an
automobile
William Harvey Gillian, at
tempt to rape
Curtis Montgomery (col.) shoot
ing into dwelling.
The trial justice states that the
number of criminal appeals is un
usually small,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-03-02
GEORGE BURCHETT UP
AND AROUND AGAIN

You can't keep good man
down, especially if it is George
Burchett.
George was in Clintwood We'd
nesday for the meeting of the
school board, as sassy as ever, In
spite of a recent stroke that al
most laid him low for good. He
said that he had determined TO
live for two purposes; to keep
the Democratic flag flying over
Breaks Precinct and to keep Pee
Wee" Phillips out OF that terri
tory.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-03-02
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our most
sincere thanks to all the neigh
bors and friends whose sympathy
and kindness helped us during
the illness and death that recent
ly struck our home. We shall al
ways recall your helpfulness with
greatest appreciation.
Mrs. Thelma Mullins and
Betty Jean
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-03-02
Conner Quits AS
Town Policeman

Police officers keep on coming
and going in ClintWood.
Fred Beverly, former deputy
sheriff, took over the beat We'd
nesday, in place of Walter Com
er, resigned. An unverified re-
port is to the effect that Mr.. Com
er will become deputy sheriff
for the Haysi section after next
Monday, providing that approval
is made in certain quarters.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-03-02
CHURCH NOTICE

Correction and notice that SER
vices at the Bart Lick school
house by Rev's General Sluss,
and Earle Sluss is held every 4th
Saturday Of each month at pm
and Sunday at ll:45. The next
meeting will be held on the 25th
and 26th of March.
Bro. Larry's meeting here is the
LIST Saturday night and Sunday,
also the 3rd Saturday and Sum
day of each month, the Church of
God. We welcome anyone to these
meetings. Come and bring your
entire family and feel at home
with us.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-03-02
MORGAN MULLINS VERY
ILL AT HOME

Morgan Mullins, aged citizen of
Camp Creek, is reported to be In
a critical condition at his home,
suffering chronic asthma and the
after effects of an attack of pneu
monia. He stayed some time in
local hospital and seemingly was
well ON the way to recovery when
he was taken to his home. After
reaching there, his illness again
became acute.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-03-02
County Jail Does Good
Business During Past
Month


The Dickinson County Jail did
a good business during the month
of February, with n guests reg
istered. Three had not checked
out at the end of the month.
Three of the prisoners were wo-
men Five were colored. Thirteen
were from out of the county: The
oldest person behind the bars
was 81; two women confessed to
the age of II,
The breakdown follows.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-03-02

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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-03-02
OF
All
Things!
BY E. R. B.

We were not surprised to know
that Charlie Deloach was once
cowpuncher. 1t would have been
more surprising to have learned
that there is any calling known
to man that he has not followed.
Charlie always meets adventures,
strange and wonderful, and per-
forms deeds that were past be-
lief if told of other men.
Riding the range, Charlie was
once out looking for lost herd
when a jackrabbit popped out
before him. Being merry and
sportive soul, he spurred his
horse after the flying animal.
The chase was on high table
land, and the rabbit suddenly dis
appeared over the rim of pre-
cipice. Before they could come to
a halt, Charlie and his broncho
went over and found themselves
going downward through five
hundred feet of space. Just as the
rocky plain below was coming Up
to meet them, Charlie drew in
the reins and gave a mighty
"Whoar' The pony stopped in air,
five feet from the ground. Then
the rider, by degrees and most
gently, eased his mount to the
ground, picked up the dead jack
rabbit, and rode on his way.
The old colored man who has
Northumberland shoe shine place
in Norton can tell stories to the
tune of his polishing cloth. A ma
tive of Georgia, he learned the
art of flattering white folks and
practiced it from his youth up
ward. One of his stories is Of
dream his father had.
A bunch of colored men went
out coon hunting in the pine
woods one night They turned
their dogs loose and built a fire..
waiting for them to tree. One of
the men went to sleep and had
dream. In his vision he was thirs
ty and thought he was making
his way to a stream to drink.
Passing great stump, he saw
lying in the decayed top large
rattlesnake. The dream so fright
ened him that he awoke.
The dogs struck a trail and
freed coon. and III the excite
ment he forgot his dream. Day.
light came, and with IL thirst to
the one who dreamed. Remember
ing little stream nearby, he
started there to get a drink. In
the misty morning, he came upon
a decaying pine stump. There lay
the big rattlesnake of his dreams.
His thirst was forgotten.
Another time, the old darby
says, he went ON coon hunt.
The boys turned loose their dogs,
built fire, and most OF them
wen] to sleep. He was Weakened
by a humping sound. He had
lain some distance from the fire.
Between him and the blaze he
saw a black painter" squatted
as il to spring, with its tail beat
ing an angry tattoo on the
ground. He didn't wait to see
what it would do--he just let out
a yell and burned the wind. The
other colored boys got home early
that night,
(Ttirn TO back paga)
Evening star., 1950-07-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

CoLORED-42OO BLOCK 4th ST
N.W.--Beautiful row brick, 8 rooms,
including inclosed porches, 2-car
brick garage, gas heat. Inspection
by appointment. unusual terms; pos
session with deed; GEORGE I.
N4; Mo 935S; 4s4s Evenings OR. se7$ 1878 or
cSioRi2R66s iR6s. = VACANT 1900 Sc biock
Church st. n.w.-Ideal location for
home and profession: 9-rm. brick,
s9s TeTms 0asaIi Gaj EsEy MEs goos fSnGiti9n
coIoRED-s coIEo5RFfE:Ds BEAUTIFUL RMS, .
tile baths, oil heat; excel. cond
Near l4th and Spring rd. Terms.
coIoRE6@s SS.q ;6;;,,,,I. Ems, tile bath, ,, OF! !
ss' st and %eaa'e sts ew p0iSeSsiSs No Ssl5 Near
COLoRED-oWNER SAYS, "sell at
once" Unit block Bryant st. NV
Lovely S-rm. row brick, h.-w. oil;
yard, gar, front porch; house in
excel. cond. Priced to sell quickly.
I9 np inspect gall Mr.. SHEPHERD,
CoLORED-l3l3 QUINCY ST. NV
Open Sun. 2 to z. q home Of quail
ity, ready to move in, 4 bdrms.,
screened porches, rec. rm. Priced
Tor quick sale. You must see this
and 1921 Quincy which has 10
rms. and 3 baths, divided into 4
apts., wonderfully clean and pretty.
Priced low. Substantial cash re-
quired; MR.. BENNETT. MA. 6341.
RE. 1868.
COLORED-Det. house, Just of Ga.
ave. near Upshur ST.; bdrms., 2H
baths, good financing. First time
offered.
1927. shepherd st. n.w.-3 apts.; gas
Evening star., 1950-07-23
WOODRIDGE

24O6 Perry st. me-; beautiful detached
brick. 2 yrs. old; 6 rms, bedrms..
all schools and transp; priced to sell
at once with reas. down payment.
For appt to inspect call Mr.. Curling
with r. G. DUNE, HO. 0700; eyes,,
SIN IA 6-VT6R
Evening star., 1950-07-23

VACANT-OPEN 2-5
Excellent buy in this Groom modern
brick home. Colonial front porch.
rear porcheS, garage; can be
easily arranged into . apts.; reas.
down payment and easy terms. To
be redecorated to suit purchaser,
Inspect 1921 18th st. NV. today.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
Sl5 11th st. NV. DI ss67
Evening star., 1950-07-23

Woodbridge Bungalow
coraer property on beautiful lot; 8
rms. and bath, full bsmt., garage,
large front porch; nr. schools and
shopping. Only $10,750. Easy terms.
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc, Ii. 1887 til .
Evening star., 1950-07-23
COLOREp -
THE BEST IN HOMES

COLORED
THE BEST IN HOMES
Randolph st. NV. at 5th-6 rms,
gas heat, beautiful kit. and bath.
C st. NV, mr.. 2nd-1st commercial,
3 complete apts. with 3 baths, oil
heat: only S145O0.
Randolph st. NV. at 13th--S rms.
and inclosed porch. full bsmt.
and attic.
Nr. 18th and Irving SITS. ne.-6-rm
brick with 2 inclosed porches, oil
heat
1912 Bryant st. ne, mr.. R. I. ave
rms. in > apts., with baths,
oil heat: lge yard
WILLIAM E. TAYLOR, 23GO 18th st.
NV, CO. 517s, NO. 372S.
Colored-Rhode Island Ave.
N.W-Spacious. 3-story brick home,
arranged as 4 complete apts.; excel.
location and cond.; only 81 800
down. MR.. BRADLEY, DE. 1872.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
WOODBRIDGE

| Block Rhode Island Ave.
condition throughout.
center-han entrance. huge living
room with adjoining screened porch.
equipped kitchen. and sun deck on
first floor; second floor has 4 lovely
bedrooms and large tile bath; fun
basement with paneled recreation
room. full bath and large fully
tached garage; only ST. 800. Call
Mr.. Berens, ir.. or Mr. Taylor Sat.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC, 1920 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
1906 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
MANOR PARK

6019 4th NV. Open every day, 2 to
5. 6-rm semidet. brick with encl.
heated porch; large living room. fire.
place, built-in bookcases; screen
porch off din. rm.; nice fenced yard;
buslines l block; schools, rec. center
. blocks. S14,750 with oil burner;
$4,000 cash SHERIDAN REALTY
CO., RA. l143 or GE. 5S31.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
$4,000 DOWN

8 rms, row brick, on Goth st. NV
dbl. brick garage: h.-wh. by gas;
excellent location for income Total
price, S16 600. Call AP. 2707, OF
OIL, S715 -03
Evening star., 1950-07-23
4 Bedrooms-$16,950

3734 KANAWHA ST. NV.
u BLOCK TO CONN.
OPEN SUNDAY, IL PM.
Detached Dutch Colonial house, large
center-hall entrance; spacious liv4
ing room with fireplace, dining
room, kitchen, screened side porch;
4 bright bedrooms, all able to take
twin beds; built-in garage; oil
h.-w. heat. Located blocks from
shopping center, convenient to all
schools and playground. Directions:
on Kanawha "a block to open
H. G. SMITHY CO.
S11 18th st. NV ST. 1900
Evening star., 1950-07-23

Open Today, Till Dark.
615 Rock Greek Church rd. NV
Exceptionally clean bedrms, full
bsmt.. gas heat, desirable side hall
plan; in excellent condition. See
to appreciate both house and loca-
ton.
Woodside Realty Co.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
FIT FOR A KING

block OFF Mt. Pleasant carline, conv.
to schools and shopping; a home
with income if desired 6 bedrms.
and 2 baths on End floor; lovely
foyer, liv. rm.. din. rm., sun porch
and large, modern kit. with pantry;
closed-in side porch, storage attic;
storm windows: lavatory in bsmt;
completely decorated in and out.
GOLDMAN TIA $3.50
Evening star., 1950-07-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
2749 MACOMB ST. NV.
CLEVELAND PARK

Just off Conn. ave-, Groom house
which includes 3d-flr. apt; 3
baths Excellent house for either a
large family or for income possibil-
ity. Just completely redecorated
Excellent terms; $4,000 down. One
half block from Washingtons finest
suburban shopping. Immediate oc-
cupancy. Cali AP. 2707 or OIL. S775.
Evening star., 1950-07-23

OPEN SUN. 2 TO 6
4126 7th ST. NV.
One Of the incest, S-rm. brick homes.
in Petworth. Is now being offered
at Q reduced price, as owner is anx-
ious to sell. Storm windows, We
netian blinds, awnings; perfect con-
dltion; $4,000 down; possession in
10 days. Mrs. Thompson, OV. 1884,
RA. 6303. LEATH g. ASHLEY, INC.
ma. 6464, NO. OO06. ga
Evening star., 1950-07-23
HoUsEs-sALE-N.E. tcons. }

Michigan PIX, Open 1-6
4543 South Dakota ave. n.e.-Pre.
war semidet. brick home; bedrms..
baths, sleeping porch end A.; liv.
Ing. rm., fireplace, din. rm., kitchen
and paneled den on 1St A.; bsmt.,
Oil h.-w.h.; detached garage. $17..
$50. Terms.
BEERS BROS, sH. 4747. Ia. $500
Evening star., 1950-07-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
COLUMBIA RID. NV.

Colored-Near 14th st. business CEN
ter. Impressive stone front with
English basement; 10 rms. . baths,
oil heat, large yard. Have a home
and large income. URCIOLO
REALTY, ME. 1871; Sun. and ewes,
ia, 515O -25
Evening star., 1950-01-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT, semi senior, Bcs.
full or part time. NO. 1874. 81.
BOOKKEEPER and Office manager
Young, alert, efficient, modern meth
DDS double entry, all phases payroll
system, tax return, etc: No stenog-
Starting salary $500 mo. Immediate
interview can be arranged. Tele-
phone Emerson SS0S. 81
COMPANION OR BABY SITTING.
Refined intelligent lady, desires po-
sition. Permanent dependable, ex-
perienced. ia. 616O. %
LADY, refined. reliable. white, will
NEWSPAPERWOMAN would like to
assist established writer Has rep
ortorial, secretarial and research
Raeks5oand ns eal1mS s1d 81 dT9ffglarly apResr e
duty. doctors best references. LU.
NURSE, registered. white. emcient,
reliable to do three to four hours
of essential nursing daily for in
valid; bath. hypo,, etc. references.
pRaGTIcAI Re0Ff1a aI'4 NURSE. col. desires sgr
work of any kind; day or night duty.
SECRETARY or ASST. to executive
College edu, IL yrs. exp. legal and
administrative, 5-day wk. OR. 1885.
SECY., 20 years thorough exper.,
legal and assn. work; reliable, rapid
steno. Write 5s0s 18th St, No.
sECY:- -STENO., exper., refs. college,
reliable, desires position in small
office; S55 per wk. ia. S-1S92. 4"
expert u75 wordsl,
bkkpr., Secy., correSp., penman, PIX
opr,, dictaphone; Al ref. DI. s9O6.
STENOGRAPHER, exper. in general
office work; good at figures: capable
and reliable. Address Box 403-V,
TYPING OR BOOKKEEPING done at
home. UN 1867 80
YOUNG LADY wants part-time work
typing or general clerical. Glebe
GIRL, colored. wants work. exper.
salad maker, cook, In pvt. home.
Lie. eleV, operator refs. D'u. 1915.
GIRL, colored, wants day work, 2
days week; pref. Wed. and Fri.
coLoRED, exp, refs; part time,
ewes. waitress. cleaning Offices,
similar work. AID. 1917 after 6.
Evening star., 1950-01-30
Large Department Store

In reply state qualifications and salary
expected.
Evening star., 1950-01-30
STENOGRAPHER

General ONCE experience. For perm
position 6A-day wk. Salary $50
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, 2l to
35. attractive personality; Interest
ns Rat0n DuS' aas o dGr en;y ey
Salary open. Protestant preferred.
Apply manager. 1000 H st. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER-TYPIsT, in con-
M se sss sxe Sk wesas 70 stas' con
TEACHER, kindersarten. private
school, small group; must have
exper. and educational BACKGROUND.
T%p,s Bog 246.T; Star; arov,r. ,s..;nsSn lao
pretsrred EXP bu. N not oE"SaS ssseSn.s sseads
sLoAE's, 7$5 7th St; NV. II
position with Nationwide insurance
S11AHt son. 4is eSUsi Woodward Bids Rpi' IN 4 ger
CLERK-messenger, not
day. 4o-heur week. S6 days vaca-
ton yearly. must type so Y.p.m.
Bids: BIZ 18th and K SITS. NV. 90
WxiTREssEs, Sf white-only girls Who
have worked in the very finest
hotels or restaurants and have had
long experience and excellent refer
person bet. 1-3 pm, TED LEWIS
REST. 1856 Conn. ave. NV. 81
WAITRESS, under 40, white, in pri-
vate club; luncheon. and dinner.
Apply to Box 43-S, Star. giving ex-
perience and stating places previous
1y employed 81
WAITRESS lwhite), experienced, neat
appearing; night work; good pay
and tips. 5031 Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, over 21, experienced, for
white restaurant. Do not apply be-
fore 2 pm. RIORDAN'S RESTAU-
RANT, 4th and o sts. s.w.
WAITRESS; experienced. Apply King
of THE SEA RESTAURANT, 1919
Connecticut ave, OR. 2O0Q. 81
Evening star., 1950-01-30
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, AUDITING, TAXES
Experienced. wants full or part time
employment. MI. 5000, Ext. 413.
AIR FORCE OFFICER. pilot, coml.
rating, IL yrs experience in auto.
maint., 3 yrs. as supervisor: healthy,
active status Jan. 1850; Al ref.
Box 344-V. Star. 30s
BOY. high school senior, wants part
time work downtown or vicinity
Eastern High School. Giebe 631s
COLLEGE GRADUATE, 25, married.
econ. and stat. major exp, office
MANAGER research pref. WO. 7S46.
COLLEGE GRAD, math. major,
physics and chem. minor. Physical
science or math. research or related.
Full or part time. BOX S9-S, Star.
ENGINEER-ELECT., white. college
engineers licenses; desires position.
25 years exp. operation, mainte-
nance. repair of steam. Diesel. elec.
refrigeration. Phone MI. s306..
CIV. LAW STUDENT. excel. steno.,
wants part-time work. Call VI.
puBIiC RELATIONS or Personnel.
Young man. 20; college grad, good
references. Wide experience in Ra-
dio, TV and music. Box 436-V,
YoUNG MAN. SO, SO it., VT. ITO,
good health exper. salesman, truck
driver, chauffeur. bodysuard. Excel
lent refs. non-drinker.. Free to
travel, Wants permanent position.
Boz Se7-v, Star. az
Evening star., 1950-01-30

BEAUTICIAN, experienced; excep-
tional opportunity for 1st class hair
dresser; full or part time; salary or
commission. Apply in person. LADY
ARLINGTON BEAUTY SALON, 926
s. Fillmore ST., Arlington, Va, OK.
1913 or OW. $3.50. Il
BEAUTICIAN, for mapicuring expert.
BARRETT PARKER HAIR STYLISTS,
S406 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring. Md.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced.
$50 Kennedy st. NV. GE. 0609;,
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good salary
epa cREAffVH frnniisie Hair pkgsgER APglg LoSIs sa
BExbTY a5tb T. at aotffRaroR G2Rar sRa K s,larSSnd
good finger waver; 5h-day wk.;
hrs. to 6. GASTON OF PARIS,
I74I Conn, ave; nv
SALON. Columbia pike. Gil. 944o.
CASHIER, experienced, for mems fur
nishing store, permanent position,
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP, 942 F st.
CASHIER, MGR 1000 operator; excel
lent opportunity. steady position: op-
portunity for advancement; retail
credit office. Apply SLOAN'S, 735
cAsHiERsMMust IS III Z RRs;SMt be exper. for work
lent working conditions; free hos
pitalization, p.Sd vacations, bonus
plan, many other employe dement's
Apply Room 124, Shirlington The
ater Bldg, Arlington. 80
Evening star., 1950-01-30
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, porch enclosures, base
ment improvements, etc.; for solu-
tion to your problem or an esti-
mate. call MR.. WILSON, AT. 4100.
ADDITIONS, undermining. bsmt. to
H&M1EYoS 0esS coNsT sSSn CO., 'isi RE 70 4Ra p7z
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, RE-
PAIRS-Al types of work; large or
small Jobs. Free estimates. Call US.
T. j. JKoRzENDoRFER co. NC
ASBESTOS SIDING, roofing, repairs
tractor. BOND CO., Gil. 1856. 81.
ATTICs, easements, finished into
apis. Call DAN, the Remodeling
cARPENTkYs ARP vi YssfRaEsMiopELrNG sfasi - a Home
eDas ete r. E. id oRME. pGsiss II. ssoees. ss Msi s
CONCRETE AND FLAGSTONE, drive
: ways, porches. walks. walls, ter
T1s;S;, raess; bassmenss; etc; Call vIMToN
FENCE, galvanized chain link, all
posts set in concrete. immed. in
stallation, no money down. 36 mos.
To f pss s Get he a Sss sSns 11 eIS Be- Pasas ss
FLOOR SERvICE-Nothing but the
cleaning: parauet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS. INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
FoRMICA SINK TOPS, 4s in, choice
of colors, S24.95; kitchen cabinets,
wall and base, 54-in. porcelain top
sink combination, floor samples at
below cost. YOST ELECTRONICS,
MoDERNIzING and additions, Cellar
to roof Cali ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
rNr+ CO, 1908 Eye st, NV.
and additions, cellar
to roof Call RA. 0260 for free est.
PARAGON CONSTRUCTION CO.
Evening star., 1950-01-30
PERSONAL

VACANCY in private country home;
elderly ladies'; semiconvalescents;
tray service; double room, $100
each; single rms. also. Tower 6577,
CARE OF ELDERLY PERSON in pvt.
home OF registered nurse, sgle. rm.,
close-in Silver Spring. SH. 2056.
NURSING HOME has vacancy for
aged age ,Soe Or invalid lady; highest refs.
PERsoNH1IzED TRAINING in PIX,
switchboard. touch typing. Cali ST.
1727 or 10. $1,000. .
SOLVE THAT CLOTHES PROBLEM
Consult LEA ENGEL. DRESSMAKER
of 5th ave. N. r. now about that
Sobs sFsf suit toe or ssad soa you 70 have n n1d
Fsi. lHsa'fa 'Ex! at 1903 300 F ST. NV RIM 20.
ESCORTS for ladies and gentlemen.
ESCORT SERVICES, INC, 2017 S
st. at Conn., DE, 5000. 2-7:so. pm,
GIRLS. They are wearing them
offer in effect, ST. each; fast serv-
Ice; hurry to our new address, 716
I1th st; nv; End e; NEEDLE
rIsSe| S AecoMIF51AssfAsT. AechoSMIF5AssfAsT part time;
posing. Box 1855, Star. 81
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
pie with nursing care; opposite
Walter Reed Hospital. GE. 425S.
WHITEHALL NURSING HOME = A
beautiful old nearby Virginia insti-
tuition under new management by
d. c, physician, opening Feb. 1st.
Many private and semiprivate rooms
at very reasonable rates. Call SH.
7644 for information. -.
VACANCY in nursing home: 24-hr.
nursing care. licensed by county and
State. SH. 6040
finger wave. soc. No appointments
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
1O10 q st NV
Evening star., 1950-01-30
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ASPHALT, concrete driveways and
walks, basement floors, new or re-
paired COMMUNITY PAVING CO.,
INC. OIL. 1890, OIL. $500. "a.
BRICKLAYING. plastering, concrete
and stone work; general masonry.
J. CAsTAGNA, ME. 1892. 81
CARPENTRY-Attic finished, rec
reation rooms porches incloSed.
stairWays, dormer windows, resi-
dentiai or commercial. J. E. HEN
BRICKS, UN. z49i.
lRPENTRY. rec rms. incl. porches
storm sash. cabinets, store shelly. etc
LAWRENCE. RA 9703. TU. 1881.
CELLAR OR WALLS WET? Masonry
poora Roof leak? Expert work; low
price. MR.. NEVINS, Ii. 7-S209. p
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES Electri-
dgo eallg r9s1zoTr,kleened r9s1zoTrrkleee or no chsrges;
any nDr3asEoonER, aaS ang nightl Phone RA' sS8S
ELECTBICAL INSTALS:. repairs, re-
wiring stores, homes, fiuorescent fix
lures; licensed contractor. RA. 1922.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, wall
Services ENLARGED. WILLIAM cHAND-
LER CO.. DU. 4S17. For as little as
$40 down, 20 mos. to pay. 80
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. installations.
prompt. courteous, guaranteed serv-
ice. A. C. ELECTRIC CO., RA. 5S5S.
FLOORS, sanded and finished, Quail
ity work at a reasonable price. M.
MORRIS, SH. 2277.
FLOORS sanded and finished; limo
leum and tile furn. and installed.
TAYLOR FLOOR SERV., WA. 1929.
FLOORS SANDED and finished. white
mechanics, special winter prices.
C R. COVER, WA. 6S6S. AK. 1893.
FLOOR SANDING and painting.
papering, repairs HI. 77S5 or 10.
2-62S6 80
Evening star., 1950-01-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CLEANING, G.H.W., refined capable
colored women, desire days work.
Call TR. 3755.
C0LORED GIRL wants g.h.w. Mon.
through Fri. $50 and carfare TR.
2646.
GIRL. colored, wants g.h.w. or days
work; exper., refs. CO. 6203.
GIRL, colored, desires job, g.hw.
Refs. TR. 1898.
GIRL. COL, wants gh.w. 5Ka days
wk., no cooking, stay 2 nights a
week; good ref. GE. 1921. 80.
GIRL, colored, desires dishwashing
Job, day or night; cafe or restau-
rant Ii. 6-0472. 80
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN, plain
cook; serve, or do personal laundry;
live in Tel rN ORat 2Os