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seth ON Service Company when
selected to join the MP's. The
other man is Pfc. John A Jurden,
who was former Marine with
the 33rd Marines on Guam, Two
Jima, the Marianas and Sabo,
Japan. He was with the S94ih
ON Service Company when he
was chosen for the MP's.
Other men in the group are:
Sgt. Owen P. Minis, of st. Angus
tine, Fla; Sgt. Joe Grouse, of
Chicago, ILL.,; Cpl. Milton Heggie
of Norfolk, Va; Cpl. Alvin R..
Kidd of New York City; Pfc.
Robert L. Powell of Baltimore,
Md; Pfc. Leonard Hollis of Ok
ford, Ala; Pfc. Obediah Lewis, of
Admission, Ala; Pfc. Clarence E.
Prattis of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Pvt. John L. Gonzales of Brook
lyn.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-09
LOU SW A RE-
Outings

New York, City = (GlobaD -
CHRISTMAS is HERE and there
is no doubt in my mind that many
of you are completing that Christ
mas list of gifts; and let us hope
that there is no thought in mind
of what you are going to receive
in return-other that LOVE
Remember the gifts that went to
the Christ-child-no thought of re-
ceiving a visible gift in return
but think of the worth of the
LOVE which was given in return
GIVE FROM THE HEART,
and in case you have SO often be-
fore given just because MARY
Jane" or "Sue" gave to you, then
why not begin to give those prec-
ious gifts to some one who can not
return another gift-There are so
many Orphanages, Hospitals, Old
Folks Homes, etc. that would well
come your gifts
Over ten years ago, your Lou
felt the urge and surely saw the
need of giving such gifts
Gifts to Shut-ins in Hospitals or
to Orphans-Of course each per-
son lives her own life, but for the
most part Christmas is an exchang-
ing of Gifts instead of GIVING
and SO many become irritated over
some of the gifts received !.
Giving to Shut-ins, Orphans, or
even those who seem to be less
fortunate than we, will get you so
much LOVE in return from those
who can not give otherwise !.
and what is greater that love? /.
A THANKS" goes this year,
as of always to the Staff at Rapid
Reproductions and Tapley - the
Artist at the Amsterdam News
for sharing in another year when
over 1000 Cheer Cards are going
to some of those in various Hos
pitfalls . -.
Christmas for NAFAD member,
Mary Lou Chandler, is happy one
since her recent presentation in
Hampton, Virginia gave opportuni-
ty for her original styles in wear
ing apparel to be marked as we'll
as viewed :.
ZETAS will Christmas in New
Orleans, while their Sigma Broth
ers will weather it here in New
York-Both Groups expect sue
cessful Annual meetings-Charm-
ing DR.. Nancy Woodbridge, National
President of Zeta, is making big
plans for Zetas with Ellabell
Davis, noted singer, appearing for
the Sorors -.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-09

Recently rweIve men were added
to Company "a" of the 716th
Military Police Battalion now sta
toned at Fort Devens, Mass, I'M
der command of Major David G..
Rees, Provost Marshal.
The addition of twelve soldiers
to unit is not necessarily news
worthy item. But in this case, it
really is news.
The history of these men and
their armed services experiences
reads like a Cooks Tour of the
Globe.
They have served in the Army,
the Navy, and the Marines. They
have been almost everywhere
from Gibraltar to Japan; from
Hawaii to Holland, with England
and Belgium and Two Jima and
the Marianas, with Luxembourg
and Alaska, as we'll as numerous
other places, thrown in. Name an
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-09

area prominent IN the headlines
during World War II and one or
the other of them was unquestion-
ably there.
Truly cosmopolitan group,
they were selected for their pres
ent assignment on the basis of
their soldierly appearance, their
fine service records, and their gen.
eral all round efficiency, as we'll
as their World War II experience.
While receiving their first taste
Of life as MP's, they will be mem
bers of Company A of the 716th
MP Battalion.
For instance, there at two men
from Mississippi. One is Corporal
Louis Robinson of Jackson. His
former service was with the 389th
Engineers in the European The
atre during World War II. He
has spent a total of nine years
in the Army, and was with the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-09

The first commercial natural gas
well in the u. S. was brought in at
depth of 81 feet at Fredonia, New
York, in 1921.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-09

WEEKLY QUOTATION: "The
dogmas of the quiet past are in
adequate. for the stormy present
-. AS our case is new, SO we must
think anew and act anew. We must
disenthrall ourselves" Abraham
Lincoln.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-09
Seminary To Hear
DR.. B. G. Land

The Mississippi Baptist Semi
nary will present DR.. Benjamin c.
Land, Southern Baptist Steward
ship Evangelist in Stewardship
Emphasis Week" the first week
in the new year, January 2-5. All
ministers, Christian leaders in
Jackson and surrounding areas
are cordially invited to join with
the seminary in this outstanding
treat.
Don't fail to hear him! DR..
Land is easily one of the ablest
writer's, teachers, evangelists of
the nation, announces President
Lang.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-09

GET RIGHT TO-DAY
The sparing life has ruin Gods
house
No limit to the money they
spend
The church is taking part in the
games
Whenever the games begin.
You can hear them yelling and
applauding
For the ones who win the games
One half Of theme doing the yell
ing
On some church roll you will
find their name.
Some preachers take stock in a
ball game
And claim they are leaders for
Christ
Supporting the games of the
Devil
And claiming to live a church
life.
Why do you think they are fooling
the world
And they are taking a part in
the game
Disregarding the Seventh day of
the Lord
And claiming a Holy name.
] watch the church as | go on
Find some supporting the games
Telling me he is a Christian
How can you claim a holy name.
Let me tell you church members
You had better seperate from
the world
Get converted with the love of
God
am speaking to both boys and
girls.
Why join the church to hide in
Just because it is full of sin
bOo gave W you cal w lltdI aIlu
eyes as we'll
So separate from the world or
else depart to hell.
It's wrong to claim the wrong
father
So why not separate from sin
today
When you know you are not
child of God
Just Bastard gone astray.
When you claim the heavenly
father
And don't know him in depart
ing of your sin
That's making you church bas-
tard
And that's where the bastard's
begin.
Gods house it needs cleaning
out
Then be separated from all sin
Saying holiness won't make you
right
It's a pure life for God to>begin.
Rev. j. R. Perkins,
2611 Lilly St.
jackson, Miss.
The first commercial natural gas
well in the u. S. was brought in at
a depth of 81 feet at Fredonia, New
York, in 1921.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-09

Current expenditure for reflec-
tion-method seismic work in the
U. S. is more than $50 million a
year.
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j P
A n D
D o " n
F A R Is H
S 7 R < < 7
BY PERCY GREENE

PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT: The new crack that the
Parish Street Kats are making
now when approached for a loan
or handout from a pal or buddy
is: Sorrow, Bud, but | amt in no
shape. All during the summer
months while setting around my
favorite spots along the ole stroll
and always with my fish and beer
before me, and especially as late
August turned into September and
the sombre sky begin to reflect the
coming of the winter months, many
time the conversation among the
regular Parish Streeters was on
the subject of the kind of winter
time that we were going to have,
the conclusion being that there aim
going to be no winter time, espe-
cially after that fellow in LIFE
drawed all of the maps and charts
and wrote all that stuff about the
Glaciers pulling back further north,
the tropic coming up further this
away, and bananas growing up
here like they do down in South
America, where the Lord intend
ed them to grow. | heard some
more talk since these last two cold
snaps come and caught the Parish
Street cats with them fancy sum
mer-time shirts and breaches, who
when they had some change in
their jeans forgot about their win
ter clothes, and went right on
figuring that it amt gonna be no
more winter time. One brother who
was backing away from the chilly
wind as he tried to find the sum-
mer side around the corner was
hailed by pal, who had got him
self shapped-up for the winter
time, and as the fellow kept back
ing away from the wind trying to
get around the corner, this is
what he said Well, Bud, you
had a chance to get ready during
them summer months, and it looks
jest lack the Lord is gonna send
us some good winter-time this
time, and with this wind blowing
lack it is, Bud, if you amt in no
shape, now, you show is in bad
shape
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-09

IIAI OLD DIM CnaC car
ries in his bill that little old heart
warming and family cementing
bundle left one the other day at
the home of the young Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Alexander It's a
boy, their number one, and every
body is well and happy and here's
wishing them many happy returns.
MY LATEST BOOK REVIEW
E. Well, leaving off the fancy
summaries like Brother j. Sanders
Redding all I've got to say is that
| jest finished reading :. CLODS
OF SOUTHERN EARTH a
book of poems by DON WEST,
with an introduction by Henrietta
Buckmaster :. +. Boni & Gaer, Inc,
Is East 10th Street, New York
If you want to get deeper look
into what happened too, and what's
between us White and Colored folks
down here in the land of cotton,
and the poor, whole lot about it
is in ;. CLODS OF SOUTHERN
EARTH.
SINGS OF OLD MEN :. Fudge
"Foots" Moore, Bernard "Chick-
en-" Wade ;. Frank (the Darker
one) Washington, Phil Smith, and
all the Old Parish Street Kats find
ing consolation in kidding about
ore nutters age, all of them remem-
boring when the one hundred block
OF West Pearl Street used to be
tie main Negro Business District
!. !. no use talking brothers, you're
Citing old.
NOTE TO FOOTBALL FANS
The Magnolia Sporting Club
says that the game scheduled be-
tween Alcorn and Arkansas State
here for December 9th had to be
cancelled. The Arkansas Conference
wouldn't allow the team to play.
WHAT SOME FOLKS ARE
SAYING That wedding bells
may be next for the young Profess
sor, that everybody says is a nice
young man +. and that young
lady that he's now keeping more
steady company with, than he's
been known to keep with anyone
else before.
NOTE TO MISSISSIPPI NEGRO
DOCTORS The NAACP is in
dire need for money. Here is a
list of contributions from Doctors
in Detroit last week. DR.. j. J. Nc
Clendon, G. O. Saulsberry, r. S.
Mitchell, C. w. Preston, D. T. Bur-
ton, Fred Allen, Turner Matchett,
A. L. Thompson, 500 each, get
out your check book brothers, you
are also able, and should be will
ing.
WEEKLY QUOTATION: "The
dogmas of the quiet past are in
adequate. for the stormy present
=. AS our case is new, so we must
think anew and act anew. We must
disenthrall ourselves" - Abraham
Lincoln.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-09

Petroleum usually occurs in sed-
rocks such as sandstones.
Evening star., 1950-04-10

WAR SURPLUS-The real Mccoy;
warehouse Of 5000 diff. bargains for
home owners, mechanics, boatmen
and just people. GICHNER, EX.
2HCT pkc1 N n NJ loylv
Evening star., 1950-04-10

China. furniture, silyerware, Jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call Louis Segal, CHI. 1898;
eveS., EN-. 6765
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FARM AND GARDEN

FIG TREES fer sale, larrs, white
sweet, early ass. sas i4th 81; Sc
TOP or SOFT, T. hllins-in dig. and road
gravel: del, anyShers Metro. area
PLsNT SHADE TREks. shrubs ane
all ether nursery stock now We also
timates, cali LYONS NURSERY
6l92 Agsr road. Hya,tsyille, Nd Md
FLSGsToNE WALKS. terraces, are
pipe drainage, ali kinds of cement
work p. MARCuCCIO. Route S,
HorneFs lane, Rockville. Nd. Phone
TREES TRIMMED. removed fed. etc
Complete Landscape service RsaS
Free estimates. Guar. RE. sl3l.
BuLLDozERs for srad,ns sxcsvat-
ing and land clearing; tree ssti-
rnssou mssss AT o7sS. ~ ,.,,
reasonable. csn HI, 4aSS.
CREEPING PHLoX, gian; gem, ever
bearing strawberry plants, Also rasp-
berry. and other perennial plants.
JOHN sURDoFr Colesviile, Nd,
colors and sizes, from soc up. Whole
sale and retail. g5l0 l1th St e.
II
TREES REMOVED. trimmed. etc.
fully insured: very low rates; free
estimate. GE. 6595, TU. oS44
LANnSCAPING and lawn work az
all kinds. Also top soil. fill dirt,
manure, eluestone and gravel, No
Job too small. SH. Sllo. Ia
COW MANURE, well-rotted IS 50 per
Is hu,; So per 10 hu.; So SO per 5
bu.; del. Top soil WA. 4S93.
lie
FREE. old maple and oak trees cut
down. Macarthur blvd. D c.. for
immediate removal. Call WI. TT2o.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAIL

PIANO-Steinway Grand. Ike new:
owned by man and wife, no chill
oren: too lge. for our living room a
perfect instrument; $1,000. Cali HY.
os34 between 8 an. and pm, for
PICKET FENCE, white. about so IT:
in good condition. Can be seen
$500 Livingston st. NV. -lo
PirE. gais. black. Sast IRON. eut
rsSfG Il ss rsEss. as .SSs Rsisss VA as ssaa Draw
riiee. SIS. AD. 46as. 10
PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM, portable
RCA, so-watt amplifer. two loud
speakers and mierophone; good con-
se1Ssi,s ss.s,SSii ssS; $3.50 7koo' ls4l L io st: ~
RADIO PHoNoGRAPH. stivertone
MAHOGANY console; automatic inter
mix record changer: excel. cono.;
KsfsicIR.fdnMs:rv.l Mil Xai Hdi osss: model $.
1SA @sns Hn iips n.%. asSzehiSSs useS IS fspa mos
S179.5o delivered and Installed with
new guarantee. See II in operation
az our show room. JOHN G. WEB
sTER CO. Since 1912, 6e7 F st. NV,
EEFRIGERAToRs-New 1850 models
MOUNT CO. 2l5o Georgia ave. NV.
HUDSON $500. Ample free parking
REFRIGERATION, Ie4s coldspot, Q
Gu: IT,; priced 70 sell; owner soing
REfKsGsRAhT9o;Ks.7 Gssssess h9; s7s.s; s.so,o,or.o IL.
new. fully guar. by our own service
dept. Time payments and free de.
and sizes from S35 up. FREDER.
ICk'S. 1905 l4th st. NV.
kEFRlGEkAToRs. 4ose disc on all
flooE no ss.1 models; last 'eaE,s rs. models ode.
s1sshes ant koYAi Sf fsFas APp11aset 4ssn tss' ce
RErRIGEKaxSTioRs ssiaSis RS Reeona., nd t-to1S rass
P: {, SMITH; s: 4 S; INC; sdsa 1874 H
RErRiaEkAfoRs. Il Rs IA sss4S r.cona ai ae0se serns
SEbsTER 11sR e.. e. sine. since 1922 s9aS So
REFRiGkKAroRs ri hsK. ,5n. all makes
sizes size ,,psS ,sSuilt; Euarantssd. ss5 up
kyGs; d.G;s, 'pSooIsed: S.av Persian: oIiensa "a
good wearing: exis. $3.50: SKI !
MaySir S34 ;SN; ethss sHoS sizes o5 o5Eoper priced
SAFES, several sizes for any purpose
also several "A" label safes ttor
ton. THE SAFEMASTERS CO., 62t
Mass. ave. NV. Elk. 5T6O. -l2
SDEBOARD. fine, large mahogany
Empire, 1880, richly carved, per
feet condition: suitable for large
elegant home. Call WI. 037s fo
appointment to see. No dealers.
STENOTYPE-Late MODEL; recondi
toned guaranteed; S42 90. UNITEI
TYPEWRITER CO.. RE. l177.
TELEVISION-Philco. 1850 model
used 2 weeks. Selling on accoun
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. radio an,
sacrifice, Sao5. GE. 1859. 10
TELEvISION-Nev Westinshouse. Ex
cellent condition.; floor model IA
67S7 all day SUM-; after pm
TELEVisioN New 1850 models
cash buyers see US last. PARAMOUNT
CO.. c150 Georgia ave. NV. Hudson
1900. Ample free parking
TELEVISION, 1850 models at bii
discounts; cash or terms; 9 year.
to pay. Call 10. 2-11S7 for FIRE,
home demonstration. f. J. REAL
& SONS, 3014 Nichols ave. Sc
Open I'll 3 pm. 10
TELEVISlON Rental. 1914 in. new
80 name brands, Hospital patients
homes, AID. 1888 before 6; AD. 0272
TELEyISION-All name brands up tc
40ft of reg. price.
MID CITY RADIO
1142 7th ST. NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN
BRICKLAYING CONTRACTOR, ]

BRICKLaYING CONTRACTOR, Just
hniShing up some good Jobs. will be
ready to begin foy some one about
April 18th. Call evenings between
and 6 pm.' AK. $500, Ii. 3-9249.
COLLEGE STUDENT, wishes sum-
mer lob. Experienced drafting and
surveying. Warheld 4718 10*
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
ing. wall washing; reasonable prices.
free estimates. WADE, ST. $500.
RETIRED Govt, employe, white,
active, wants job watchman or care
taker. 944 Va. ave. s.w., Apt. 8.
S6Bs xbs 9g tsSBs handgmaq Can prefer f5s
nish best refs. Wo, 85O4. los
YOUNG MAN, can fly. ex-race driver,
other qualifications: anything. any
ThT Th9Te' pa any :, slD tine FRANK BAC.A- BAG.
YouNG MAN, 25; college. gen. oaice.
responsible pos. Box Abb, Star
YOUNG MAN desires general Office
work; excellent at figures; comp
YOUNG MAN, %. veteran, neat per-
sonable, graduate watch maker and
chronometer repair, wishes position
palrer. On-the-job Araining op-
tionaI. RA. 2469, after pm. 10
WHITE, MARRIED MAN, with chill
dren, desires ianitor work in small
apartment house in exchange for
quarters. Box 44O-B. Star. 1Os
NEAT YOUNG MAN, desirous of a
position as a houseman to a bach
elor or small family; college back
ground; also secretarial background
Call RA. 03Sz between Oil. 10*
hammered, to live in out-building of
private home; old but active; small
salary: wants job in area in nearby
Alexandria. Call MR.. FRANCIS,
OV O566,
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont,
HOUSEKEEPER

To live in; for employed couple and
school-age son. Must be good cook
and Thorough cleaner. New home,
all modern conveniences; S25 per
week and lovely room with bath.
Call EX. 1854.
BOUsEKEEPER-M White or COL
ored: live in; S65 mo-; Thurs. after
noon and every Sun. of. UN. 1927
after 3 pm 10
GIRL. to care for 3 children; days
wk.; live out; refs. req. HI. 1861.
WOMAN, ghw.. laundry, ironing,
mendlng; > adults; very small house
nr. Bailey's Crossroads. FA. 1867.
MOTHERS HELPER, white. live-in
Phone TE sJl3 Ill
COUPLE wishing good home; sepa-
rate apt. newly built Nd estate
nearby Washington; woman for
g.h.w:, man to look after grounds
and be handy man; must be sober
and have good reference. Call LO
5-202g 10
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IREpAIRs AND SERVICE Cont

remodeiing. repairing.
carpentry, brick, cement, painting.
Ii. T3-372s. Mr. BAKER IL
CARPENTER-Gen. carpentry. Gus
tenee, tenn furn ste sf Ise 5ns sereentng San
CARPENTER-Alterations and re-
pairs, old and new WORK: no job, too
small. Call OW. 5527, any time.
CARPENTRY-Attics finished, recre.
alton rooms, porches inclosed. stair;
q Commercial. j. E. HENDRICKS
CELLAR Ell ss5 Or WALLS wEr7 MASONRY
P00R2 PS65p, ,Es RooE EvvI5s Leak MEIAI AE5dn
cLoGGED DRAIN PIPES Electr,.
af phen. '9 "a ehsEfss ssss
anv day. any night.
REPAIRS installations
ice A. c. ELECTRIC CO. RA 5s5s
ELECTRIC TYPING
Copy prepaIation. stencils, multilith
masters. DI SOS. ia
FLOOR SANDING and refnishing
polishing and waxing. Call RA
FLooRs, sanded and finished. Qua.
ity WORK at a reasonable price. M
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED Full
operating instructions. KENNEDY
FLOOR CO.. RA. 4346. 709 Ken.
FLOORS sANDED and finished; old
floors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE. WA. 1929.
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
white mechanics: reduced prices
CHARLES R. COVER, WA. 1858.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

3 fresh does q kids: very
reasonable. 10. 3-Gl6S. 10
Western COW pony. gentle,
well broken: ideal for child or
women, Hillside S544 10.
S-GAITED reg. chestnut selding. eN-
ceptionally well hammered reg.
Tenn. walking horses. incl, roam
mares, / dapple gray mare, | bay
selding; 30 reaS. priced riding horses
for beginners and ladies. all colorS,
ENGLISH and Western. new and used
saddles and brides. HILLTOP
FARMS. Fisher rd., Temple Hills.
Md. LO. 3-so2o. 10
STEERS AND HEIFERS. white face
Hereford yearlings, some cows and
SH nGI1 MF lS3l tn
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RMS. FURk.-Mp. 8 VA.

NICELY furn. rm. in apt. bids kit.
PRIVILEGES, pvt. phone Call Mon.
only fer appt. 81, aSse.
GTON-Douhle rm, twin beds.
Daily, weekly or monthly, IA. 2-6"S7
after 6;30 pm. III
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-targe room,
home and kitchen privilS fer
persons bus IL block, Call OIL. 1855.
VIC. WASH. GOLF and Country Club
-Delightful tvin-bed rm., private
bath; newly furu private home, is
Minis drive from Pentagon, III
Myer or Nat Airport; > gentlemen;
immed, occup. OIL. H492. 10
NICE RM. in ant. on express bus
line: TO share with eonEenial fam
ily. Call SH. S5oS after 5, week
DAYS III
ARLINGTON, ,NA.--Gentleman; nicely
futn.. large bed-sitting room, Near
bath and telephone. Garage avail;
. bus lines; close to restaurants
and stores CHI STQH IN
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WESLEY FALL

Spacious ,dble. rms, in remodeled re-
dec, bldg Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm, BendlX washer;
selected menu: SiS to SIS so; 1925
o1St st NV Hu 1904
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, all colors.
males, females, ped, little beauties.
$50, UP. MRS. BECK. sl2 Roeder
I'd, Silver Spring, opp. Hecht's.-l7
IRISH TERRIOn. z mos. show type
male, registered, innocu. trained
reas. to good home. WI. 7112.-10
SCOTTIE PUPPIES ("), Axe reg ;
black, house broken, 4 mos. old
also year old, males, $40. Bowie
2749. 10
GERMAN SHEPHERDS-Puppies by
Champion Lschen out of Champion
Ionya: AsGARD KENNELS, res
GERMAN sHEP.-a mos. old: also
Boxer, 1-yr -old. female. Left with
US for sale; reasonable; both nice
dogs; Axe reg. FLPAW KENNELS,
Alex, Va, Duke ST. ext. TIE. 2430
DOBERMAN PINSCHER PUPPIES.
Dictator and Westphalia breeding
black ard rust. Call FA. 056O Ia
AT STUD, f1ashy gold brindle boxer.
Axe registered and pedigreed. 81.
uO94. --12
Call AP 4o23 -
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, first class; also laundress;
neat; colored; wishes day work
Phone Tues; ref. EX. 1915.
G. .W.-Young woman, colored. de-
sires general houseWork of any kind;
references. MI. 6352, call Tuesday. .
HOtsEkEEPER with child, yrs. old
wishes position with motherless
home with children or working
mother with children. FIR. 0003.
WOMAN, white, wants daytime work
Call HU. 5592.
COLoRED GIRL desires general
housework; 5 days; no cooking.
Phone AD 1858 11%
GIRL desires part-time
morning lob. domestic. Call morn
ingS, DI 4724.
GIRL, colored, desires g.h.w; 5Ha days
week; exp: live out RA. 3679.
GIRL, colored, neat, intelligent de-
Stres parttime work; five days wk.
DE S9S2.
GIRL, colored. wants days work at
once. Call Ii. 6-954S.
Evening star., 1950-04-10

BUILDING MANAGER. 50. wants apt.
house or prop. mgmt. situation; 8
v-s.' exper. Box 376-B. Star. o.
HOUSEKEEPER, plain cook; exp
practical nurse; refined; dependable;
perm; live in; NV. Box BID, Star.
12*
NURSE COMPANION, experienced,
care elderly people and children;
give hypos.; live in. Ref. Box 441-B.
Star.
NURSE, grad, (non-reg.) hosp; tr.,
white, age 35; Drs. patients; ref
EX: 4479, after 8 am, Mon, Tues. :
TYPING WANTED, at home; envelope
addressing, stuffing, ETC.; satisfac-
tion guaranteed. AID. 1885. Is.
Evening star., 1950-04-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FURNITURE

FURNITURE
Carefully selected, low prices. Mahog.
5-pc. dinette with large drop-leaf
ext. table, S75: mahog din. rm. with
breakfront. S1S5; maple bedrms..
twin and double; solid mahog. drum
aesks ssss smps SEsksa .ss ssos 1859 ssd 4s mh9s g.
NV, block west of Conn. OF
Calvert. Weekdays til 8. CO. 1866.