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dent of the Willkie Memorial
Building. The luncheon viii be
held in the Crystal Room of the
Ritz Carlton Hotel.
The sponsoring groups are Free
dom House, Anti-Defamation Lea
que and Metropolitan Council Of
Bnai Birth, National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People, Public Education Associ-
alton, Citizens Planning and
former Secretary of War. Spyros
skouras, president of Twentieth
Century Fox, will accept the
award for the company.
Among the speakers at the
luncheon will be Oscar Ewing,
Federal Security Administrator;
Nathaniel L. Goldstein, Attorney
General of New York state, and
Walter White. executive secre-
tary of the N.A.A.C.P.
mo Way OUT starring Rich
ard Widmark, Linda Danell and
Stephen McNally, is now being
shown at the Rivoli Theatre.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-08-31
COURT RULING
SCHOOL BOARD THWARTS

L. R., August, 1850. The st.
Louis Board of Education acted
to nullify Judge Robert L. Aron-
sons ruling that Missouri schools
must offer equal education to Ne
groes or admit them to schools
'psUoIus sIB sluspnls el!uM sIsuM
The Superintendent of Instruc-
ton revealed the Boards decision
to discontinue a course in aero
mechanics at Eadley Tech High
School, rather than admit two
Negroes who applied for the cour-
ses, or carry the course at Wash
ington Tech High School, an all
Negro school.
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Among all the candidates for
judge in the coming elections,
Judge Frank d. James is the only
one who is actively working in the
field of race relations He is
board member of the Seattle Civic
Unity Committee and has served
that organization - pAbhs
speaker bo-h al a. ~ O. o.
Washingtons Race Re.a..o-.s IN
stitute and at variety OF other
places where tbs 81 e1ual4ty
of all peoples haze been given.
This summer JUDGE James has
given over thirty ta Ks on Ko a
where he served during the last
war. He has stressed over and over
again the necessity for Americans
to come to a new regard for the
yellow skinned peoples of the
Orient. He believes with the late
Wendell Wilkie that America is
fast using up its reservoir of good
will particularly in the Far East.
He has told many audiences that
American soldiers should be better
educated about what they are
fighting for in Korea; he highly
approves the new buddy" system
where each G. l. has Korean
partner.
1t is highly significant that this
Judge, in whose court persons of
every race can be assured of equal
justice, received ten tins as many
vots from lawyers of the Seattle
Bar Association as did his oppon-
ent in the coming election.
The Bar Associations secret
advance vote gave James 861 votes
to 81 for his opponent.
Among the prominent lawyers
who are serving on committee
for the election Judge James is
Charles Stokes who serves on the
same board of directors of the
Civic Unity Committee with the
Judge.
Another lawyer who regards
Judge James highly because of
his fair treatment of minority
groups is William Mimbu, a jap
anese-American.
Readers of the Enterprise are
urged by Judge James committee
to remember that the election of
judges will be decided in the pri-
mary election September II. If
Judge James receives the large
majority at that time that he is
expected to get, his name will ap-
pear without opposition on the
final November ballot.
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UyTuIuII

When Sidney Potter arrives in
South Africa early next month to
take part in Alexander Kordas
film version of Lost in the
Stars he win be, thanks to that
benighted coutry's recently adop-
ted anti-Negro laws, figuratively
in chains. POTTER and Canada
Lee, who will also appear in the
film. will rtavel to johannesburg as
bonded serants of directors zol-
tan Korda the only way they
can enter the country
The experience will be doubly
ironic for Potter, the young AM
erican Negro Theatre graduate
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who helped Daryl zanuck strike
another blow against race preju-
dice with his portrayal of the doc
tor in mo Way Out the Rivoli
Theatre new attraction. Lee is,
of course, a veteran anti-discrim-
nation fighter.
Poitiers association with the
Alan Patton book is not exactly
new. He was already in rehearsal
with the Broadway production of
Lost In The Stars" which stems
from the novel. Cry The Below
ed Country" when zanuck in
formed him hehad been selected
from several hundred candidates
for the mo Way Out" role Poi
tier decided in favor of Holly
wood, hardly expecting one day
to be called for the lead in the
film version of the play he re-
luctantly left.
Six leading public affairs or
ganizaions will poin next We'd
nesday (23) in an unprecedented
tribute to a motion picture COM
pany, at luncheno honoring
Twentieth Century-Fox for its
courageous and important film
on racial prejudice" Daryl F.
zanuck's new production, mo
Way Out" it was announced by
DR.. Harry D. Gideonse, president
of Brooklyn College and presi-
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Shown above are the recently
installed officers of the Amalga-
mated Locals 81 and 116 COM
posed of clearinghouse workers in
the Chicago stockyards. Plans
were made at the installation
ceremony for the 50th anniversary
celebration of Local 81.
Pictured in the upper group are
officers of Local 81. They are
from left to right: First row, Clar-
ence Green, corresponding secre-
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enhower from Denver on Septem-
Der 4.
Other speakers at Fridays meet
ing will be state chairman, Ben
jamin H. Kizer, nationally known
Spokane attorney, and Rear Adj
miral Ralph Wood, USN (ret),
who as city chairman is working
closely with the mayor.
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tary; Robert Nielubowski, acting
secretary-treasurer; Alex Mel
ubowski, president; Second row:
Tom Maher, guide; Ben Hollway,
executive board member; Edward
Graham, executive board member;
Mike Rolewich, International rep
resentative; George Payne, trus-
tee.
In lower picture officers of
Local 116 are from left to right,
first row: Roscoe Mccarthy, re-
cording secretary; John Barnett,
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president; Clarence Lipnicke, vice
president; Alex Maciorrowski,
trustee.
Second row: William Alexander,
trustee; c. Butcher, Local SAT;
Frank Alsup, International repre-
sentative; A C.. Knighten, stew
ard and Tommie Hines, sergeant
at arms.
Robert Nielubowski, shown in
picture of Local 81 officers is also
acting secretary-treasurer of Lo-
cal 116 lamp
Evening star., 1950-05-09
SITUATIONS WOMEN tcent.

GIRL % desires work cleaning oh1ess.
GIRL, colored. wishes position in
alterations or mendings; 5-day wk.
Call any time, FR.. 1888. TO-
care Of children in my own home.
GRocERY CLERK. waitress or s.hw.
Neat, reliable colored girl wishes
Io5; expeT; ia. apis.
Alex % or B. e yssIs yicinity sApe cal Bsfofe Brs5fs
IL noon or after pm. DE. $3.50.
LADY, white. would like caring for
child or someone i'll; day work only;
REL. Apply ct SlS N. Carolina ave.
NURSE, white, registered practical.
goyerness: Elk. 7725. Ext. go.
NURSE; hospital training; prefer
faass1 Phoae knS fasei sss1s SS Infants local refs
NURSE (white) hospital training:
chronic Invalid case. Hillside 34s4'
NURSE, eolored, practical. graduate.
sayaiia5ls san aaso for work at any time; refs
NURSE, PRACTICAL, white. s5. hosp.
training; doctors ref. Elk. 4479
NURsE-GovERNEss - Experienced;
GH Gtsfes a559 position with children refs;
PkAcTicAi GRAD. NURSE. colored.
care ea5e ESos Of infants or elderly person. a.
PRACTICAL NURsE-Available, day
0s,ia! or night cE duty gosS experienced with in
REcEPTToSisT.T .TYPIsT position de-
sired by experienced young woman.
WA. $50, after 6 pm. =
TYPlST, experienced. law once
worker, colored. college student de-
TYfiNS siTef S0'ifsSa %aNrEp-sSSsiop. h5 sSSs ad-
1900 18th NV. AID. 1885. i3.
WAITRESS = Girl, colored, desires
work as waitress in restaurant; ex-
perienced; excellent local reference.
AVAILABLE for selected projects;
woman editor, writer, correspondent:
experienced in analysis, research,
public relations; background in gov
ernment, university teaching; publi-
cations. in literature and public af-
fairs; American culture, mass media,
International relations. Box 65-H,
INTERESTED in position requiring
experience and intelligence; invite
measured in results rather than
hours worked. BACKGROUND includes
fast stenography. usual private Sec
retarial and administrative assist
ants work, full responsibility for
sbToad MnS@ sssoo 05as6 soasS
than pay. Age SO. lei. Wo. % s4oU. ad.
Ext: 1l9. Tues, Wed. and Thurs, l
to 8 pm. 1O'
Evening star., 1950-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

GAS RANGE, Roper. full size. Eood
condition, automatic oven; rees..
GAS s RANGE. Detroit Jewel. cons eonsol.
TOP, 4 burners. side oven, broiler,
good cond-: $3.50. GE. 03l1. %
GAS RANGES, new and used: liberal
credit: installation. PEERLESS
GAS RANGE burner and oven
Magic Chef. excel. cond. Apt. size.
SIS. WA. 4454. %
GAS EANGEs. used: spring sale;
from SO; gaar JOHN G. WEB
GAS kANGES-Nex. asea. an sues;
CO. 1911 7th 81 a-g- "a sa52
GAS STOVE, Glenwood. burners.
SIDE oven, good condition DU. 1890.
GASOLINE ENGINE. Brisss and
Stratton, 3 h.p., in good shape. $24.
GE. 0356.
JACKS-Two rachel floor lacks for
sale: reasonable. PENN AUTO Re-
PAIR SHOP. rear 1911 Pa. ave. NV.
KfTcHEN MAID van cabinets and
table top base. S25. Temple 21l6.
KN0TTY PINE PANELING, beautiful
Ponderosa pine, lovely design, kiln
dried, special lot: big bargain. l"iac
/, IT.. del: all lengths. many widths
Come see it,. RUCKER LUMBER.
$50 Wilson blvd. IA. 4-1234.
LAWN MOWER, power: good condi-
ton; SIS. AT. 7043; eyes, VI. 30l1.
Evening star., 1950-05-09
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent;
z bedrooms, everything furniShed.
Fenced yard for play; children In
yited. Two miles north Of COLLEGE
Park on the waShington- baltimore
boulevard. p. d. NAUGLE. p642
Baltimore ave. BerVyn. Maryland.
Phone: TO. bob2. after 8 pm, on
FuRSisAED ArT.-s girls or q S.n-
tlemen. $40 ca. per wk.; conv. shop
ping and tranxp.: phone and Bendix.
eio Rittenhouss NV, RA- o572.
ARLNGToN-closs TO PentaEon' 1
bedrm., hv. rm.. kitchenette and
bath Cali NO. 6s22 between $50
EfFiciEStY APT, attrsetiv.iy fur f,su.
decorated and air eond; ideal for
] person or possibly. .. La9Al.lH
BLDG, 1923 Conn. ave, RE. 1898;
rent, $3.50 per mo, incl utils. Ill
2550 11th ST. N.W.-NeWly decorated
3-rm. apt. for sober employed
Couple; no children; Semipvt. bath;
BEDRM.. liv. rm.. kitchen. dining
Im. PVT. bath; Pals Church; can
. Rooms. eiGs. reimbursement apt: Fun
kit. pvt. bath. for Tefnsd vorkinR
couple only; no children; SIS mo.
5000 as" q sr. N.w,-Nie.iy turai.s.a
sfsSsDsr.atios: sHs% mia sS0sihS ssS rs Ansi1i ss soS
CONTINUED on Next PaeSS
Evening star., 1950-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

from ss5: Euar. JOHN 6. WEBSTER
CO: since 1919. 6s1 P ST NJ.
fsn' s er. Th 0R0n ur r.a sG Bsssha1s Bss as 70 Ss
months For sale reeond guar
Matte. S44 so: Easy. $50 so:
LAunderan automatic S14 so; West
inEhouse. S3a.50. Also wRtermatie
s.na 81 90 as ,a IS otnsrs p Also saS sIsst5,e sd
TRIcT ELECTRIC Co 5Osa Wis
ave NV. WO. 1902 is
WATER COOLERS. for sale or rent
guar. We install; he. plumber: sna
s.''fss' eo sines lOis. e. st, avs 81
wATIR HEATERS, used. sale. 90
90 Gel from SIS guar JOHN
=, g GERSTSR GO So st ~
" HAMMER air ii holes. frames. SET
Of doilies weldinE outht, Presto
weld gauges Purox No. IA torch. 5
tips. SOFT. length dual hose, .s5-ft
small hose. K-G cutting torch. as
eestos paper. 3o-Lh. Assorted weld
ENDS 81 car spray paint. Sl75 comp,
YOU Can SAVE w to $500 O or
several noor sample sp1net and con-
sole pianos. includins Hardmap and
the famous Mtnipiano: fun S-yeaT
guarantee: also student-siEe pianos
from S2s6 M. liberal terms LU,
BAR NC ian0 a st NV NA
BUILD YOUR OWN FAN. using your
own motor. We have the blades
GR1GSBY CO., 1904 X st. NV
KINE-ExAKTA lenses. Carl Zeiss
500-mm. and 25o-mm: both like
new: reasonable; also Auto-R -Roliei
Box l9I-H. Star. H.
FREE TRlAL-Be your own exter-
minator. The same product many
KILLER SPRAY-killS reaches, Pay
nothing on delivery; II pleased. we
collect Sl.39 or remainder of con-
tents of quart can one week later.
LEONARD CHEMICAL Co, 3110 M
st NV; MI a53S III
Evening star., 1950-05-09
ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Reined girl
$3.50. TO share large, modern fuTn.
apt. with ! other; excellent location.
10, 2-4344 after $40 weekdays.
10
WANTED-Refined lady TO share 0
pleasant 2-rm. ir-conditioned apt
in Mt. Pleasant section AID. 1884.
sig ii9' KANSAS kiie1nsns svf. b. Rww-on, RS.wwoi siri
to share 2-bedrm. apt with 2 others.
Cali TU. 1919 after $50 weekdays.
IA
GIRL, 25-aO. to share conf twin
bedrm. apt, conv. located: good
transp. RA 1919 after q nm. 10
GIRL TO share t-bedrm. furn. apt.
with another. Call DU. 1853 after
I4tS AND CLIFTON SITS. N.w.-oiri.
about 25.. to share b-rm apt. with
enotheI girl: Cal NO. 1890. "a
share apt. Csl1 AT, 44s9 any time
Sunday: evenings after $50. %
Evening star., 1950-05-09
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

COLLIE, mos. old, housebroken; fne
FOX TERRIER PUP, small. smooth
hair. beautifully marked, S25; also
fox terrier dog, female. $50. Call
DAiLMIAsTfiiAN. thOroushbrsd. female,
Q mos, house-car broken, shots,
wormed, real pet. S75. MISS HAM
nTON, KI. S-6495, ST. O745. Ill
BEAGLE PUPS, darling pets, house
broken, wonderful hunters S35, $40;
Axe. 3025 o st. NV. MI. 1120.
sIAMEsE KITTENS. cFA reg. pedi-
"Amdos Pescep' sire. One female
blue point and one male seal point;
beautiful colors, deep blue eyes.
Reas. Cail HI. 676l bet. 2 and Q
COCKER I'll ERi PUPPIES, 2 weeks: Axe;
black and parti; wormed. Cali PA.
DoG-orest Dane pup. 3 months old.
black and white. pure bred; no
papers. Call Gaithersburg 363-J-1.
SHEPHERD PUPPIES; sire:
Asgard's Marx; dam: Asgard's S
GeTda. ASGARD KENNELS. FA.
BOXER Pups, 9 wks. old. thorough
bred. Ashton 1896. Iii
FOR SALE; 6-Wk -old terrier and
springer puppy. CaH wO. 1894.
WANTED, GOOD HOME, for beautiful
mother cat and 4 kittens: well be-
hAred; affectionQte WO S371 Ii
Evening star., 1950-05-09
INSTRUCTION COURSES

practical courses start
ing Immediately; classes small, teach
ers experienced; full shop equipment.
Telephone ST. 097f between 10 and
ARE YoU STANDING STILL in your
present job. receiving no increases in
salary, living in mental attitude of
Illustration because you seem unable
to cope with others who are moved
ahead Of you into better paying Jobs
ability? If SO. what are you doing
improvement home study training
course can. positively provide the
kind OF leadership training that will
city of the ambitious individual in
his present job, but will pave the
paying positions. ACT AT ONCE:
In11s InyeStigste the new HOLMES
and most 81 Sensible IS S obtainabie b ts SeuGes. ans.
where. Call Mr.. Mckenzie, MI
1895. or visit the ONCE, 1924 18th
St; nv between and 5. IA
GLARKs Ct DRIVING SCHOOL OF
WASH. Free pickup. DU. 649II.
TUTOR-Greeg shorthand. touch typ
ing, grade and high school reviews;
also reader, Box l93-H, Star, 15'
1ELEFhONE NHbAD course Win Typ
ing; a regular school, est; 80 yrs;
Regular at once. Miss Page. BOYD
INCREASE YOUR INCOME now
Beg. and intensive review courses
in tipping, shorthand, comptometer,
bookkeeping, court reporting; est,
33 yrs. BOYD SCHOOL, 700 18th
cor. G. MA. 234O. New classes
now starting.
IF YOU ARE MECHANICALLY mind.
Our 'e 5S US thO8UusS so9O your courss sufs
dental technology oualifies you. fol
an interesting career in. this field
Kerpel School is tndorsed BY one OF
the Nations leading dental techni-
clans unions-approved for vet
Grams This is the only dental tech.
noloey school in this area Free
RERpr f2ns Il Sc scHoon tS5ther OF pPsT@
TTEEcHJNSodLoGY. 800 7th st NV
ACCOUNTANCY, home study; over 400
other courses; vet-approved l. c. S.,
RIM. 210, Bond Bldg; ME. S166.
BROADCASIlNG ana televlsion writ
ing and production taught in small
classes and private lessons; new
full and partial scholarships; short
sors. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
BROADCASTING. 333S 10th st.
NV, DE. $3.50
MODEM TRAINING In beauty eul.
ture. all subjects taught Approved
by Government. for GI training. day
and evening classes. WAR-FLYNN
BEAuIY COLLEGE 1910 @ at NV
Evening star., 1950-05-09

SOFA. OF, summer rugs; cheap. Ideal for
STAR SAPPHIRE. set in is K gold,
mans ring; approx S.5 carats; good
flye-point star. Sell 500. MI. 1885,
STEEL s4sH-As low as s4.os 70,
tinued Cores line. ou' Many Mar 1iSsSe. SEE.
Md. Phone WI. 6622.
SIENOTYPE-Late model; recondi-
TSpEwR1THR 1.Snsa; EgaTaRtesS; eG $3.50 a. UNITED
STORE FIxTURES-We are moving
mahogany, some birch, for complete
jewelry store; best offer. Now at our
old store. 1901 G ST. NV, after
June l. we will be at 1885 6 st
STORE EoUIPMENT-Lease expiring,
must vacate; cash reg. misc. tables,
2 lge. desks, typewriter. filing cab,
safe: ia. $500, 10 am. to 8 pm.
rEIEvisoNMioninch fiIH So ave nn with table ls and
antenna. $50. AK. S3Si. 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1850 mod
els; floor samples; savings up to 30eo /:
pay. ALPERsTEINs ELECTRIC WI
AdE Md sH 2s4 s2oG Ga5rois sH ave- lsof TAX psn PIX
TELEVISION-New 1850 model; 70,
real discount on nationally adver-
tised brands. see US; EZ terms: open
till 9. WOODMOOR APPLIANCE
~; s9}v.r 1900; saotn. lo1os colesville I'd
TELEvISION-some 1850 models a,
big discounts; cash or terms; years
to pay. Call 10. 2.11Sz. for free
home demonstration. z. J. READ
& SONS, 3014 Nichols ave. Sc.
open I'll pm.
TELEvISION Save 25 to 100 dollars
on famous nationally-known brands;
cash; all 1850 models new. BEV-
ERLY RADIO CO.. 523 10Th st. ne.
TELEvISION. popular brands dras-
tically reduced as low as 500. 30
Real bargains. SCHENKEL'S, 1918
14th st. NV. DE. 1910. -
TELEVISION. 10-inch GE. with table
and antenna. excel. cond.; 500.
WI. 1890. -lc
TELEvisiON SETS up to 4oe. os:
2.year service on ali models. Last
years models slashed Many fooF
SAMPLES and demonstrators Free
home demonstration Easy terms
Open ewes. until 9 ROYAL AP.
PL1ANCE CO., 1911 Nichols ave
Sc LU 4-7DO0
Evening star., 1950-05-09
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTICIANS-Me or women; pre-
fer those with following: Must be
excellent hairdreSsers. especially. in
haircutting and permanent waving;
5-day vk, including 2 evenings.
Minimum of $50 weekly plus 30fo
commission; also part-time operator.
6-9 pm. on Mondays, Wednesdays,
Saturday. Minimum Of Csc per hr:
CARL BEAUTY SALON, 18th and
BOOKKEEPER-Wanted, an exp. per-
son to take full charge of accounts
receivable and accounts payable
ledgers; excel. salary and hours
annual and sick leave. Inquire Mr.
Eiseman. UNIVERSAL JEWELRY
3
COUPLE, cook. butler chauffeur. live
in. nearby Va; must be experienced
with references. CH. O995 betweer
ConPIE. white. settled, to live in;
wife to take care Of home and chill:
dren, man to care for outside; AL
refs. required; salary open. Cal
weekdays after $50 am. HY. 5473;
do not call Sunday! or apply j. II
BURTON, $3.50 Aser rd., HyattSvtlie'
CASSvAssER, seasoned. good pro:
ducer; amply rewarded with good
Day, bonus, paid vacation after q
mos. and definite future. Apply
morninES. % 18th st. ne. "a
FOUNTAIN HELP, In air-cond. drug
store, in vic. of Hyattsyille. Nd.
Gall WA; e763 bet. and 3. ask for
COLORED COUPLE, to live and work
on farm near olney. Nd. 10. b-1414.
Evening star., 1950-05-09
DOG OWNERS
ATTENTION

Now is the time to teach your dog to
live outdoors. You will have a health
Ter pet and It win make your house.
to ali your problems Is the scientif-
ically constructed Storm Master Dog
House. designed by veterinarians to
keep your pet cool in summer and
warm in winter. Modernistic desisn
Done in 3 beautiful, eyerIastins
coIors Priced as low as S14.a5. For
further information, call WI. 1000
store. Ia
Evening star., 1950-05-09
HELP DOMESTIC
BABY SITTER, 2 nights week, 8 to !.
n.w.section; transp, home. OR. 1851

BABY SITTER, 2 nights week. 8 to ].
n.wassction; transp, home. OR. 1851
COOK. s.h.w.; Thurs. afternoon and
ioeai Sai Sn Domestic S0 refeTencss n9S r.auired; %
niShts. local refs, S25. OR. 1855:
A and ars s.fs,.aaed Of sadrs1 Ms3 vs
G.H.w. and cook, live-in, must be
dependable. S25 wk.. call sH. 0260
G.H.w.. experienced, fond of children
good ironer. stay over 3 nights, 5h.
y &H Sa ossa recent l41s city kams fd
GHw, no cooking, no laundry; live
in; age 30 to So: references re-
quired; salary. $50. HO. 1910. -a
GIRL, g;h.w.. good laundress: fonG
q ehildEsn; sHon sleep in: refs. Gal
HousEKEsPER, white, refined room.
ing house; references. Call EX. 6746
M: 7204; 1919 Vermont ave. NV
HoUsEkaEfER e,Te s1T smoos wate SsSg .Snan ipS sf
housework; pref live in; Chev,
chsss. Salary 500 per mo. OIL
MAf65. ,iy. in. 80 to 50 yrs; pleasant
iear0uVdlnss; rea W4. ss7;ss. small children; i refs
MAffD. s:h.we.: Mh. Cooking; laundry; care
one child; 1890 am. to $50 pm
must have excel. local refs; Silver
Spring apt. SH. 2470.
MAp.petEesn LAD 20 and nc 4a. 20; do shT hi
dren; city refs. REQ. AK. 1885. Iii
MAID, gh.w. exper, refs. stay
nights and every other Sunday
sS21 Sc Seminole ST.. Silver Spring
Maid, E.h.w.; care of 1 child; Silver
Spring; live in; $50 per week; SH
MAID. exper. cook and housekeeper;
n nS ifTpdTy: avn r. Err Tst syery 46Ss Sther Sun
% teiiisent ss high hi io1d class sSoA h Children, en-
excel sxcsi. sslary6; s6,a ST. l47o until $50;
MAID for upstairs work. personal
home; must be exper, With refs; ;;
Mon. between IL and 3. -I3
MAID. 1--we in. E,h.w.. fond Of chill
stssns slssa sDns san J aea sa5 refs; sH ssSs ssSa
MAID, for upstairs cleaning. etc. 9
hours per day, EX. 0597. Mon.
WOMAN experienced,' haR T. cook and house S
worker. help care for 2 children,
stay 2 nights q week and alternate
sun, s days. apt. Other help empl.
OR. 1887. 10
WOMAN, white, so yrs. or over, to
take charge Of household and child
ren. Liye-in. Home is located in sub
Apply ], H. BURTON. $3.50 Ager rd.,
Hyattsville, Md, or call HY. 5473
after $50 am. Monday. %
YOUNG WHITE GIRL for housework
and care of 3 small children: live
in fine home. 81. 330s.. III
GOOD COOK and housekeeper; 5k
days; $25 wk City refs. 31OI
Northampton st. NV, after 8 pm.
WEEK ENDS ONLY, gh.w.. no cook
ing, care Of 2-yr.-old child every
Sat. Sun. and Sun. eve. Wo. 1916.
COLORED GIRL, g.h.w, some cook
ing. other help kept, city refs.
MME; ROSE; 1907 Conn. ave. 10
COLORED WOMAN wanted to board
eolored infant in own home, $40
wk. for everything. RA. 3472.
Evening star., 1950-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERAToR. Norge. excellent
condition. SIS: ohle. bed, studio
style, like new. $40. Lu. 1914.
REFRIGERATOR, westinEhouse. Gu.
Sloo. ST. 3E35.
REFRIGERATOR, Gu. IT. 1850
Crosley Shelvador, 8 mos. old FR
035l after : pm. -I2
REFRIGERATOR - Savings up TO
s0%; every one name brand: 3
TRic vfILAoE. "a "a Car carroll . A ave-.
TAX. PIX. Nd. sH. 27o0. sH. 49aS,
Open Mon Thurs, Sat. til q
REFRIGERAToRS, used. reeondi-
toned, fully guaranteed. sac and
up 235 Nichols ave. Sc, Lu.
REFRlGERAroRS for sale or rent
with option to purchase with full
credit for rent paid up to 3 months
For sale. several refrigeratorx for
So .s as is, Alsc s-is: rssond. gusr.
pfsfR1ef r ef faEEseT MEcTRfc c.. o'so5s so5s
REFRiGERaToRsWeo-s4oS on on n
big s6.r. nams brands, An new 1850
til o. Pm WoopMooR Pi APPLIANCE. nee
~. 7-a4o0. 1oIo9 Colesville I'd,
REFRiGERAToRs, new 1850 models
deal. PARAMOUNT CO, oeorSia
ave. and W st. NV. Hu. 4S0O.
Ample free parking
REFRIGERATORS- FrigidaireS,
4 to Z Gu. IT.: $39.95 and up; excel
REFRiGERaToRs. new. % used re-
Bargains. S3e.bo up. scHENKEL's
1918 l4th st. NV, DE. 1910, -
REFRIGERATOR up to SIS; trade
in value allowed toward the purchase
OF 1880 GE refrigerators. cleo
tric ranges. automatic washers J.
SHAPIRO, 81 Is Ca. ave. NV. Open
evenings. TU. 1900. III
kEfRlGERAIORS, recondftioned IKE
new. fully guar oy our own service
dept. Time payments and free de-
livery Lge. assortment Of makes
and sizes from $50 up FREDER-
ICK's: :.a05 l4th st. NV
REFRIGERATORS = Recond. guar.
P. o. SMITH, S 4, 8. INC, 1914 H
REFRiGERATORs. 40q. disc ON all
floor models: last years models
SaneS Until koYAi S ie'nsi APpt14Schh Seh ese. co
REFRIGERATORS l5O), all makes,
sizes, rebuilt. guafanteed, S35 up.
REFRIGERATORS. recond.: sprins
WEBSTER Co. since 1919. e27
r NV