davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-11-01
ToiIetries Reduced

Were Now
IS Jewellers Bronze compeets
with Stote nops pictured on lids 2.95 l.95
500 Boxes Of Soap with fIoroI
froeronces; eokes to box 78e 55e
zfor$l
40 Perfume Dispenser end Lip
stick Holder Sets-------- 4Oe Zoe
so Purse Size Perfumes LOO soc
SO Scoops and Tunnels 75e Zoe
Is Seehet Flowers 60c 15e
Add 209o Federal tox where applicable
W6L-ToiIetries, First Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-01
House Dresses, Smocks,
2.85 We're 3.95 to 895

Z.00 w ere J.1O 10 oIo
100 pieces. Wraparound Swirl house
dresses in Sonforized cotton broodeloth.
Pinafore- dresses in cotton febries.
Three quortss smoeks. cotton fobrie.
Prints, checks, solid eolors. Sizes Toto
20.
WGL-Uniforms and Aprons, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-01
5000 Pairs Mems Anklet
Hose, specioI, 45c; 8 for rs

includes wide variety Of styles and eolors;
heovy weight cotton, foney reyon vertieats'
and solid color cotton ribs. Light and dark
eoIors. Sizes 10 TO -.
Evening star., 1951-11-01

so Royon Shirts. short-sleeve
style. White, pink, yellow. Sizes
81 to 3o ----~-
IS Blouses. Nylons, fIocE-
dotted with club collar. Cottons,
long or short sleeve shirts; also
eyeIet hoIter-type blouses.
Silks, bow neekline prints.
White, pink, block, navy. 81
to 38 -------------
WGL-BIouses, First Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-01
Gloves Reduced "

i5z Prs. Leother Gloves. shortie
and puIIon styles in black
brown; broken size ronee----- 5.9o
l56 Prs. Double Woven Cotton
Gloves, shortie and pullon
styles, hand sewn; white, black.
brown, navy, chonfois, pink and
light green SUI
Al Prs. Short NyIon Mesh Mits
with ruffled cuffs; black, white
and pink LOB
40 Prs. Hond creeheted Shortie
Gloves in brown, bloek------ l.oo
rs Prs. kylon String Gloves in
chomois and pink ---------- Zoo
WGL-GIoves, First Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-01
2S Women's Dresses
Walnut Room Fashions

Greatly Reduced
full length dinner dresses-ehisfons. Chontilly-
tvpe Ieee and nyIon combinations. Ail-loes
fashions. Broken sizes II, IL, l6. lS, 20.
Were Now
1 Z 6e.e5 10 $500 44.5o
10 $500 72.5o
500 to 5000 $3.50
W6L-Wolnut Room, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-01

NyIon BIouses, SIS We're S9S
IS nyIon trieot poIko-dot bIouses; nyIon flock
dot blouses. kovy. black. red. 1896.
Were Now
Evening star., 1951-11-01
Save on Smart Millinery

Were Now
so Felt and Velvet Hots, black,
navy, gold, red, eoro, turquoise, 3.o5 TO
brown and eroy ----- $500 AS
8 Bridesmods' Hats, flonnoo
and oquo ------------.- 5.95 z.75
WGL-MiIIinery. Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-01
Fomous-moke Shoes
Al Bio Sovinos

zls pairs, including Sohori. Joyce and Johon-
Evening star., 1951-11-01
Winter Coots Reduced

6L-Coots ond Suits, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-01

WGL-ElectTic Appliances,
First Floor. North Building
Evening star., 1951-11-01

Dresses. Third Floor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-19
STEAKS no BE PLENTIFUL

After many months Of dire predictions of the avail
ability Of beef and threats from both the meat industry
and the Office of Price Sterilization, the prospect today
is for lower prices abundant supply of beef in the
coming months The for this favorable outlook
several Neither the O. r. s. nor the meat industry can
take full credit.
Actually, this is the fourth year in which cattle herds
have increased the latest estimate cattle population
being ninety million Add TO this the fact that there
abundant supply of pork and have the makings of
decline in meat prices The supply of pork has already
forced pork price down
The larger cattle herds are the larger the slaughter
is likely to be- the ratio between feed and cattle prices
is favorable This year that ratio is favorable, and
is in large supply Thus single factor is responsible for
the bright beef forecast but number of circumstances
all favorable provide the basis for such prediction
Herds are large feed supplies large the feed and
beef prices ratio favorable other factors also favor
able Beef being in ample supply there to be moth
ing prevent adequate supplies of those choice steaks
from reaching the market at better prices To the Amer
lean housewife, this is ong-awaed development.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-19
THIS ROCK
OF
OURS
BY sILL GLIB

BY BILL GLIB
What goes on at Garrison Blight?
Is there an unseen drive being
made to force our fishing boats
away from this area?
Everyday I'm asked these and
other questions by different people
who know the unpleasant state of
confusion that is being created out
at the Blight. Unfortunately, I'm
a0t in a position to answer the
questions.
City Manager Dave King is the
person who many people hold re-
sp0nsible for the unheard of de-
mand to install chemical toilets on
boats. To date, most Of the boat
owners have been unable 10 dis
cover where, when or how such
toilets are built for marine use.
They also feel that The City of
Key West is short enough on pol
ice manpower so that it can iil-af-
ord to place a man in the Blight
area with only one duty Ito ride
herd on boat owners. must ad-
nit that agree with them.
A few of the captains or mates
ont there might be classified as
tough eggs. Their life axes them
that way. But there is 'reat deal
of difference between being tough
and being a criminal They don't
! need a policeman constantly on
their heels
| As for throwing trash or gar
bage overheard, it has been my OBJ
servation that charter and bottom
fishing boats are very careful in
this respect They have built up and
improved the appearance Of CARR.
| son Blight inStilled a vacation,
| fisherman's paradise atmosphere.
feel they should be helped in their
detectives, not hindered.
LouDsPEAkERs ON CARS
Something should be done to quiet
the nois0me racket of cars that
tour the city blaring out private an
nouncements. Dozens of people are
complaining.
A court ruling sometime bact
established the fact that such
loudspeakers deprived the public o
/ Is natural rights. You can shut off
your radio, select your reading
material, or in other ways control
normal methods of public advertiS.
ing. The loudspeaker that blareS
forth on street, however, forces
itself upon the people to the de-
triment, III grant you, of the ad-
VertiSer. But. it also Injuries the
sleeping baby, the solemnity of a
church sermon, or the reStful
auietness of home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-19

los ANG ELES tlaai-Tne 1 ia
iyersify of California reports
very promising " progress in at
tempts TO control the trichinella
and rat tapeworm parasites.
Efforts are being concentrated on
finding a way in which the para
sites energy building activities diff
fer from those Of the host. Al this
point the parasite could be at
tackled and destroyed
The trichinella, which causes a
muscular disease known as triehi-
nosis. is said to be giving discom-
fort TO some q million Americans
Rat tapeworm is sometimes found
in man bat more often in the in
teatinal maet slf rats
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-19

tons Not including the Key West
High school band members drive
My suggestion to charitable or
CARNATIONS is that they organize
more efficiently and contact poten-
tial donators at home.
AS for the highschool band, I'm
one Of its foremost admirers, /
wonder perhaps, ii they would
stage slowly marching parade
through town and have other stu.
dents follow behind with outstret-
ched blankets or sheets TO catch
donations would they get more
money and create less confusion?
Certainly, they wouldn't dupli-
cate each others efforts to such
an extensive degree.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-19
PAIN, cent p.rA 4 Cu HI

t.ldon Simmons, 1909 Simon
ton street, hit parked truck
belonging 10 Contractor Edward
Amber on United and White
streets, Simmons car received a
damaged right front fender and
light from the impact The truck
was not damaged.
Both Simmons and Amber
agreed 10 settle the matter out
of court and no tickes were is
sued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-19
AMERICAS AMAZING GENEROSITY

We doubt if the history of the world affords spec
tacle comparable with that have been witnessing
the past few years.
The United States, physically almost unsecured by
possessed of natural and abound
ing in monetary wealth, is sending food supplies equip
ment and the implements of defense help
friendly nations all the world
There time when it was popular for some Eu-
ropeans nations to refer Uncle Shyock" 1t prob
ably too much to expect that in the future the appea.
ton should be changed in number of countries to 'Un-
Gle Santa Claus"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-19
PUBLIC BEGGING

The constant requests for money
that one meets on the streets is
another common complaint.
Granted that these requests are
made in all good faith and for won.
derful purposes. They still defeat
their cwn objective lie, to secure
donations because they irritate
so many people.
In less than d half block last
Sat. night on Duval ST, was ap-
preached by four people for dona,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-19
Foreign Visitor

LITTLE CURRENT, Ont. (B)-
For the first time in about Is years
an going freighter was tied
up this ManitOulin Island dock re-
Gently when the $500 ton Askot
from Oslo pulled in 10 unload a
heavy pulp-drying machine for a
paper plant at Espanola The Nor
wegian vessel continued on 10 Chi
cage
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-19

F., auss Elias HC@e, 5, wing
hRs fcamfa tlgel} nad to
pay him a royalty of SIS per ma
chine, netting him as much as Sc,
900 q week, an immense sum for
that day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-19

lsinee the above was written
last Sunday. there has since
been meeting OF The City
Commissioners on this subject,
and a partial solution to the
problem arrived al.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-19

When the Spaniards reached the
Yucatan peninsula in 1917, they
found that turkeys had been do
mesticated there by the Indians.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-19

There's much in life more important than little
money, and one of the things is enough money.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-19

There are two classes of demagogues One
ana sefshy miseads people with personal interests in
mind; the other sncerey--out of ignorance
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-19

College students who shed tears over team losses
eventually learn It doesn't make much difference
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-19

Most people believe about what se ssantttA sbetieys
especially when to personal ntefeStA
Evening star., 1951-08-06
DOGS, PETS, ETC. Cont J

FRENCH POODLE PUPPIES, 2 mos.
wood 3S06. Ill
COON HOUNDS. blue pick. Black anu
tan. Tree stock. WA. 2673, OF
BOXER PUPPIES t2>. male. 7 mos.
golden brindle; $3.50 a pair; reg
Axe. Phone FIT. Belvoir Va.l $3.50
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, 8 to q mos
old. Axe registered from champion
bloodlines; they are beauties: Conf
out and meet a Dane. ELPAW
KENNELS, Alex, Va, Duke st
extended: 3 miles out. TIE. 2430
OV. 1851.
DALMATIAN PUPPIES. reg. litter
z mos. old; Beverly Hills. Alex
ENGLISH BULL PUPS; gorgeou,
fNBEkdER GfHEBHRs sdois II chum snf n1uqa ad. kz Fz
1895. IS
COCKER PUPS, red and white; cham.
500. LO. 5-4532. 5
BOSTON TERRIER PUPS. Axe reg
From $50. JE. $780,. 10
FRENCH POODLES. black. STANDARD
puppies; Axe reg. KE. 3-65S6. II
BOXER. beautiful fawn and white
well trained. wonderful, Axe regis
tration, Tel HO. 7515. .
STANDARD sCHNAUZER PUPS. 4
mos. old; Axe registered cham
pion stock. Call Victor 0432 -
SHEPHERD COLLIE, male, wants
home out of city; 3 yrs. old; gooo
with children. AP. 1887.
SKUNKS. baby. de-scented, skunk
farm raised; intelligent; training
same as dog or cat PET HOUSE
23l9 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. a772.
Ill
COLLIE, 5 mos; have papers; an.
reasonable offer accepted. LO
3-S97l. IS
basement, or phone AID. 1882. IS
Evening star., 1951-08-06
BUILDING MATERIALS

Lsree ARCS stock daos. Of 3 good used lur.ber
bargain prices. HEcHINGER CO.
10th and H sts. ne. AT 400
CALCuLATOR Monroe electric;
S99.50: UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
S13 14th st. NV
CHINA. Hayiland eng. and French>
plates plates .,i Ss each each: Bisaue figures,
misc. items; moving, must dispose.
Call Sunday all day, after 6 week
days. GE; O333s; 1915 Missouri
COPPER TUBING-Pipe, blk. saIy,
cut; thread. Soil pipe and fittings
COUNTER. 2o.tt., with . display
chairs; 3-chair shoe-shine sand;
entire It, ontfit; Sl25. 4447 Conn. ave.
DEEP WELL PUMP, Demins; 8" SIN:
tubing. Ball bearing cylinder: ! hip.
motor, many spare parts. 6 mos.
old; make cffer EDWARD NJ. FLA
HERTY. 4106 Branch ave. Sc. Sill
yer Hill Nd; HI. 614". %
DER! MlDlFLERS,,Bis reductions on
reconditiored air conditioners; ali
types and sizes Grab bargain
BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO OR
diamond. /. sXIe lady,s SOL a ct, s7s;
SOL IA ct, $3.50; mans SOL, 2 cts,
5000; mans SOL, 4l2 ct, Sl.40O
LIVINGSTON & CO.. 1923 H St
NV. ME. 3440. Ill
DINING ROOM FURN-Solid maple
$3.50; 2 floor lamps. So each; baby
carriage. So; andiron, S5: all excel
lent condition. ia, 5-76S9. -
DINING ROOM SUITE, walnut, 10
pieces, incl. . armchairs; in excel
DINING tG ROOM TABLE. ni ilyoi r.. and and 4
chairs, fawn oak; leaves and table
pad; excel. cond. 81. 1892. %
stencil type $40. rs
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO SIs
Evening star., 1951-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
PIANO. Weber; dark oak case; very
good condition; $40. Call DE. ISl6.

PIANO. Weber; dark oak case; very
good condition; 500. Call DE. 1916.
PIAN0-n you are seriously inter-
eSted in buying a piano don't miss
our summer clearance. Dozens OF
new and used Spinets. consoles,
sale at worthwhile reductions. Choice
OF many fine makes. Pay as little
as S25 down, monthly payments to
start in September ST. 9400
JORDAN PIANOS, INC, corner 18th
and G SITS. NV. 10
PIANO, full keyboard spinet. Just
like new, $2S5. Only $25 down
a1d a1do balance q az in 3 years. KITS
PIANO, excellent cond.: Ss5 or best
offer, Liy I'm. chair; new Slip $50.
P1ANoEpriEht dSe .ss gOqd satF fond SIS to9
PIANO. fiiSf . stieft simi grand, cost s3.5oo.
Owner will sell at sacrifice. Call
PIANos-choose your piano from
these famous makes during our pre-
Steinway. Kimball. Gulbransen and
Gable. Floor samples and slightly
used instruments are reduced as
much as $500. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO HOS @ st. NV. DI. S464. -
PIANOS - Government employees,
members of the armed forces, D, c.
employees, etc, can save real money
on our special discount plan. Pay
as little as S25 down. Choice Of
over 100 brand new pianos OF many
famous makes. Phone Mr.. Jones.
ST. $500. THE PIANO MART, l0I5
PIANOS. good selections OF thor
oughly reconditioned pianos: reason
able. Call MIR. SELTZER, SH. 1929.
PIANos-Hardman console. Knabe
grand, uprtS., all sizes, Knabe. Stieff
others, S75 up PAUL GOLIBART.
In American Storage Bldg. corner
entrance, 2SO1 Georgia ave. AID,
?92S 9:30 to $50. 1Q'
PIANOS-Rent a brand-new piano
now and buy in November with all
money paid in deducted from the
purchase price CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO, ll0S G st. NV. p
famous-make Spinet.
Just 1895; quantity limited; only S25
down. balance in 3 years. KITS,
1880 g st. NV Ill
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APARTMENTS WANTED
1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.

EMPLOYED LADY desires unfurn. or
partially furnished eff1c. apt; any
section Of District. Box 3S2-K. Star.
FREE-Landlords. applicants wait,ns
for your furn. or unfurn apis, or
hSTses TSifs Sp.n Or '9blsss dsy; Ns Ws'9o 9oo, Va
EMPLOYED WOMAN wants small
unfurnished apt. under $50 mo-;
NV. or N. Arl. by Sept. /. LU.
4-1425 after 7:30 pm, =
NAVY FAMILY, of good character,
with 3 children. desires 2,6edrm,.
unfurn. Box 3s1-K, Star. s.
NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE desire 9
or unfurn. Box 254-K. Star. s.
RET. NAVY CAPT. wants l or d
bedrm. furn. apt; NV. sect; Sept.
/: lease or mon. HU. 6679 after z.
PROF. MAN, refined. settled. desires
Immediately unfurn. l-bedrm.. apt:
apt, duplex, bldg. or pvt, home;
diseriminating; highest ref Box
FOR SEPT Ia empl. girls desire
bldg; conv. transp. JA. 2-OO94.
LOW-SALARIED single girl desires
eftic;; apt, NV. sec. s65 mo RA
FOREIGN SERVICE wife with daugh-
ter in college desires Sept. 1-bed-
rm. Turn. apt, NV; no lease; max.
imum Sl00 mo; OR: 5494. -
ef spaniel need 1:bedrm. apt, furn.
Or unfYrn.' dYIs n.w' Sept. 1; max. Sl9o.
Evening star., 1951-08-06

Must Sacrifice EXrOW
Bicycle and horseback riding gym ap.
paratus. Marvellous for reducing
weight, Giye-away price. Call RA
SOB from S:l5-9:30 and "a #
Evening star., 1951-08-06
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E

LARGE FRNT. RIM, twin beds; conv.
trans. suitable 2 employed persons.
TR. 6614 Sun. after z weekdays.
1S r ST. N.E.-Attractive front rm.,
transp; 81 wk. DU. 1888. -
Ice ROOM suitable for >. men pre-
ferred Also l single room. 1907
Randolph st. ne. LA. 6-6l 80. 10
ROOM next to bath. l gentleman; NJ.
Union Station; only . in family.
13is STAPLES ST. N.E.-White, 1
lee. studio bsmt rm. with private
Law; sleeping or Ink. Non-drlnkers.
Employed couple. $40 or ST. 80.
Ii. 6-4044. -
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FARM G GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up: get oul
free estimates and save money
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE, LO 5-457S
BULLDOZLI.S IoT land clearing
grading. and excavating. Estimate;
free Cali AT 0725 or UN. 1888
TREE SURGERY-ouahty work, in.
sured, experienced. SILVER SPRING
TREE SERVICE, JU 7-54S4.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. Sodding. plant
ing, trimming, spraying. lawn reno
vation, f1agstone walks. etc. Fret
estimates given. Evergreen and flow
eri1g shrubs and all kinds orna
mental and shade trees Visit ou
nurseries at 60I2 Ager rd.. Hyatts
vile, Md. LYONS NURSERIES, Oper
Z days week. Tel. UN. 1886 o.
WA. 4756.
TOP SOIL. good and rich. Must b.
moved. at a give-away price. 20
TRACTOR. farm. v. L: Case; mode
IA, 1912; good rubber. fair me.
chanical cond.; $3.50. G. l.. COR.
NELL CO, 4715 Miller ave. Be.
thesda, Md. WI. $500. -
Evening star., 1951-08-06

'icks and mattocks. ST.; shovels
81 As; sledgeS, S2.75; dig bars
$3.50. GICHNER, 2513 NJ st. NV
Evening star., 1951-08-06
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

I743 QUE ST. NW.-Large bsmt
rm. kit. semipvt. bath. pvt. en-
trance; walking dist. downtown.
bath: working man pref. Call be-
tween 70 pm. Ii. 7-S36s. .--12
1Ith ST. NV. l406-L.h.k. rm.,
nicely furn.; reas. rent for couple.
RA. 36g5. S
room for >; $50 mo-; Il blk. 14th
or 10th st. HU. $500.
2I41 F ST. NV. front studio rm..
refsr., radio. t.v.,- 2 or 3 persons;
S15-S21. EX 0653. %
500 F ST. N.E.-Light housekeeping
room. ID
1910 p ST. NV. "The Churchill. -
Efficiency apt, bed-liv. Tm., kitch-
enette, nr. bath; maid serV. SIT, 80
wk. NO. 1865. s
Evening star., 1951-08-06

ELECTRIC IRONER-BendiX de luxe;
peri. cond;: sells S249.95; sacri-
nee sl59. WA. 1929. 20
faN A;Sdog eXhs1St sonls .59 for steel easement
? min. in average Arm. apt; 500
value for S39: fan set in Plex-
glass; does not block out light or
visibility; installed by removing
present screen; delivery, 81 90.
Phone OIL. oeoo or Lo. $1,000
FANS. ali types and sizes 1o-in' to
30-in at lowest prices; cash. terms,
or rental For free trial or demon
Stration, phone WA 300G
FANS-,For sale If you want one but
why, why buy one-you can rent one for
FANS. wholesale prices on all types
and sizes. l0-in. to 30-in; cash.
terms or rentals, For free trial or
demonstration, phone WA. 5000.
tol, We furnish the blade GRIGSBY
FLUoREscENT lighting fixtures, new
condition, used l month in store.
Hghts Cost $50. Will sell for SI10.
FURNACE, Iron Fireman stoker; good
working condition. Make offer; must
be removed: EN-. 1918. IS
FURS-Are yoa looking for quality
and ,value2 Then see US for the best
fur bu! in town; Compare. BASK1N
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedroom dining rm.. living
room from unclaimed freight and
factory, samples. etc. at great saw
ingS for cash. LION STORAGE
daily 1916; Sat. till 4. RE. 1910.
FURNITURE, ETC.-New and used
furniture. Lands shoe finisher. 100
line" mirrors, rugs. refrigerators,
ranges, modern living room groups,
Universal-Singer electric sewing ma
chimes, Fischer upright piano. BY
905-1-9 E 81. NV. 9:30 am. until
midafternoon. Groups and odd pieces
for living, dining and bedrooms,
National cash register. chrome di-
nette, sets. antique marble-top wash
stands. tall case clock. drop-leaf
runner. carved teakwood screen, in
laid with bone and ivory; onyx and
brass whatnot, refrigerators, ranges.
etc. 10 am, Lands line 100 shoe
finisher. Model IGOR. Inspection in
FURNfTURE-3-pc. maple liv. rm.
suite child's desk. maple vanity,
vacuum cleaner, roll-a-way cot, high
char, mirrored cocktail table 7709
14th st. NV. RA. 2273.
FURNITURE - Blond step corner
table, SIS: dark lined oak sideboard
$50: . brass table lamps, $40: brass
floor lamp. $40. EN-. 63Ss. -
FURNITURE - All kinds household
goods in good condition; highest
cash prices. GAYS, RE. 1904. IL
FURN--Liv. rm. and bedrm. suites.
Admiral TV 16'D, 9 mos old, cost
$500 1895. Washing machine. misc.
furn rugs. WA. 227S. 1915 Hamil-
ton St. West Ryattsville, Md IS
IFURN.-17-in Admiral cabinet TV:
light oak din rm. set; mahog
bedrm. set; 2 Hollywood beds; liv.
rm., set misc. household items. 500
34th st ne. or Ii. 4-9ss0. -6
GAS RANGE, 4-burner. used 8 mos,
unable to tell from new; sac. $40,
GAS RANGES. new. used: cradit; in
stallation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
Ga. ave, DE. 567O.
GAS RANGES. ali sizes new USED
Large stock bargain prices ACMF
STOVE I011 9TH MA 1852
HEATING PLANT, warm air. gas.
Chrysler auto. winter air condi-
tioner. Heats 6 rms. like new.
S125. OW. 1862. -
IRONER, Horton, console; like new,
used three times 81, 4QoT a
Evening star., 1951-08-06
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont

BRICK WORK - Walls, chimneys
porches, steps. walks all repairs
BRICK WORK in general, repair
porches and fireplaces, retaining
walls, etc; class A jobs. Also con.
crete work. RINALDI & CO.. FIR
2342 any time ---6
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Continued on Next Psge)
Evening star., 1951-08-06
BARNABY GARDENS
CONGRESS HEIGHTS Sc.

1 1-bedrm. apt. avail. now, S77.50. in.
cluding utils.
? -bedrm. apt, avail. Sept. i, $3.50
including utils.
Lge. rm., Gu. It. refgr.. auto. laun.
dry, parking, storage and playground
facilities; adj. to transp. and shop.
Apply Monday. 1864 9th st. Sc. 10
2-4125.
Evening star., 1951-08-06
ROOMS UNFURkisHED

VERY LGE. RM.. ~ bath: mod. apt.
bldg; pvt. entrance; women only;
rd. Arl.. Va -6
2 CONNECTING RMS. and bath,
suitable office or liv quarters. $50
mo. RE. 4S70 til $50 pm. except
Sun. -
Evening star., 1951-08-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN

SECRETARY. thoroughly exper.. de-
sires part position; medical. legal.
airline exper.; Arl.., Columbia pike
ADDRESSOGRAPH operator or Mon
roe calculators job; tipping, double
entry bookkeeping. graphotyping; also
.typing done at home. IA. 534l:M16
financial statements. etc. Capable
assuming responsibilities; Va. = or
downtown pref; 5-day wk. Box
TYPIsT and steno. desires work at
home; exper. 81. 9247. g
WOMAN will care for one or two
children at her home; day care only
Ages from 2 to 5; reasonable rates
YOUNG LADY. French, Spanish. Eng
lish. law degree, typist for full-time
JOB, OR. $685., .. =
boarding house by colored cook.
Telephone MI o435 -6
Evening star., 1951-08-06
ROOMS FURN.--N.w. tcon.J
LARGE TRIPLE ROOM
GORDON HOTEL

916 18th st. n.w.-Lge. airy twin.
bedrms with bath. $2S per week
with running water, S22 per wk
singles, S12 and Sl4 per wk. MA