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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-10-06


stockpiling, both in regard to price
and the defense effort he declared.
In past years the largest part of
the cotton put under the loan has
been pooled and then marketed in.
an orderly manner by the. govern
ment, much of this process taking
place when the next years crop
was about ready to harvest or even
afterwards. Some 100000 of the
nations estimated 100000 bales
in the loan should amount to con-
siderable "stockpiling,' he added.
Farmers receive a check from
the government soon after placing
their cotton in the loan, this
amounting to 33 cents for 1i16
inch Middling, which makes up
the majority of Mississippi's cot
ton. Those who do not redeem their
cotton from the loan and sell it at
market price above the loan level,
receive d check from the govern
ment for any profit when the cot
ton is sold after being pooled
The State Orderly Marketing
Committee of which Mr.. Shaw is
chairman is composed of all Missis-
sippi agricultural agencies and many
groups interested in the primary
Importance of cotton in the states
economy. The committee was or
gained at the request of Governor
Fielding Wright.
The Agricultural Extension Serv-
ice of Mississippi State College,
with county agents in every coun-
ty, was given the main responsib-
ility for informing every cotton
farmer in the state of the program.
The CCC loan is administered by
Production and Marketing Admin
istration, which has administrative
officers and loan clerks in every
county.
The Mississippi Bankers Associa-
ton has strongly supported the or
derby marketing program
I wish to thank all groups who
are cooperating SO well in this eff
fort, and to urge them to continue
to help get at least half of our cot
ton crop into the CCC loan," Mr..
Shaw said
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-10-06
Farmers Urged To
Put More Cotton
Into Gee Loan

Put more cotton into the Com
modify Credit Corporation loan I'd
get maxifum benefit of price stab
ilization, Mississippi farmers are
urged by M. S. Shaw, associate di-
rector of the Agricultural Extens-
ion Service, and chairman of the
State Committee for Orderly Mar
keting
About 80 percent of cotton ginned
to date in Mississippi has been put
into the government loan, Mr.
Shaw reported Close to another
80 percent ginned has not been
marketed, and much of this is ex-
pected to go into the loan
Many farmers have taken their
bales back to the farm to hold until
the price is more favorable, ac-
cording to reports from several
parts of the state. This does not
have a stabilizing effect on the
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Housing Aids
Available 10
Such Areas
Move Would Scrap
Regulation * on
Programmed Units
By Robert J. Lewis
Reel Estote Editor Of The Ssos

The Government is studying
the question Of whether Metro
politan Washington shall be
certified as a critical defense
housing area.
Such a designation would
mean that housing PRO
grammed" in this area by the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency could be built under
liberal Government financing
aids similar to those in effect
prior to the establishment of
Regulation TX" mortgage credi
curbs.
1t also would allow a new pro-
gram of rental housing similar
to large-scale projects built
after the war with 80 per cent
Government-backed mortgages.
Officials Of the National Pro-
duction Authority said today
there has been no decision yet
on Washington by NPA's
Critical Areas Advisory Com
mittee headed by Ivan D.
Carson. Certification Of an area
Is made on recommendation Of
this committee by Defense
Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson.
n-svL~-~ nsm~.
Washington home builders are
divided on whether to favor
designation Of this region as a
critical defense housing area.
though a committee several
months ago held preliminary
discussions on the question with
Government officials. a spokes-
man for the Home Builders
Association of Metropolitan
Washington said.
Certification as a defense
area would mean that financing
aids would be more liberal here
and the chances of obtaining
materials would be heightened
in case of a severe shortage.
But it would also mean that
builders of the programmed
housing would have to comply
with conditions as to sales
prices, rents and other limita-
tions set by the Housing and
Home Finance Agency.
Some builders view restric-
tions of this kind as damper
to building activity, since 1t
would create greater risks for
the builders and limit profits.
Others take the view that
home building in the Washing
ton area is not going to be sufh-
cient without easing of credit
curhs and greater Government
inducements for production Of
rental housing to provide ac-
commodations needed here dur
ing the defense period.
Surer of Materials.
Likewise, some builders are
worried over whether a ma
terials shortage would not. like
Evening star., 1951-11-10

mortgage credit curbs in areas
designated as critical.
Under the Defense Housing
Act approved about 10 weeks
ago. however. much greater
benefits for builders were pro-
vided, including entire scrap
ping of mortgage credit curbs in
defense areas. provision of 80
per cent Government financing
aids. and other Government
help.
This new program has not yet
got rolling. however. Revision of
the regulations-expected next
week-probably will liberalize
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Realtors Por|ey to Seek Out Trends

Members of real estate boards
in the Washington area will get
the lowdown on what realtors be-
lieve is ahead for their industry
at the 44th annual convention of
the National Association Of Real
Estate Boards in Cincinnati next
week.
Preliminary sessions open to-
morrow. with meetings Of the
main organization and it's aff1liates
scheduled through next Friday.
Evening star., 1951-11-10

About IS realtors from the Wash
ington area are expected to attend.
Highlights will include ad-
dresses by Senator'S Taft and
Bricker, Republicans. of Ohio;
Richardson Bronson, assistant
general counsel of the National
Production Authority: Repre-
sentative Wheeler. Democrat, of
Georgia; Benjamin Fairless, presi-
dent Of the United States Steel
Corp; Henry r. Luce, editor of
Evening star., 1951-11-10

"Programming" means the
designation of the type of hous-
ing to be built. with provisions
as to where it shall be built
and other conditions.
To qualify for suspended
credit terms and other Govern
ment aids, housing must con-
form as to number of rental and
sales units. size (according to
the number of bedrooms) maxi
mum rental and sales price, and
location.
In approving applications Of
Continued on Page B-6, Col. l.,
Evening star., 1951-11-10

still further the terms and con-
ditions under which builders
may operate.
After the revised rules are
issued. officials say, 1t should
not be long before the defense
housing program begins to roll
in high gear.
So Critical Areas Designated.
Up to now, the Housing and
Home Finance Agency has
suspended mortgage credit re-
strictions and programmed de-
fense housing in SO critical
areas.
Evening star., 1951-11-10

wise, make it desirable to have
this region placed safely within
the group of defense areas that
would be more likely to obtain
a surer share of construction
materials.
Up to now. the Government's
defense housing program has
produced very few actual houses
because, presumably, the in
ducementS Congress made
available were not great enough.
The inducements until re-
Gently consisted of a liberali-
Zation of Regulation TX"
Evening star., 1951-11-10

Time, Life and Fortune Maga-
zines; and Louis Bromfield,
novelist and land conservationist.
Affiliated organization also have
scheduled addresses, round-table
discussions. seminars and clinic
sessions. Industry spokesmen and
economists will discuss real estate
trends.
Alfred B. Garrett, professor Of
(See REALTORS, Page BAY
Evening star., 1951-07-13
DOORS, WINDOWS

CLEARANCE SALE-SPECIAL
This week only: Doors, 81 up. Win
dows, SOC up. Self-service. You
pick EN- -
Evening star., 1951-07-13

Drugstore experienced: day shift, nj
Sunday work: sal. and comm. Elk.
ECUTIvE PHARMACY. 900 Penn.
Sylvauia ave. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1951-07-13
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN Cont.

FLORIST. one who knows the flower
business; good opport. for right
person. Call 10. 2-2221 after 12
TEACHER OF GREGG SHORTHAND
and typewriting, avail. for part
time day and evening classes. Re
ply IN. writing, telling age, educa-
ton. degrees. teaching exper., ad-
dress and telephone numbers. BOX
117-J. Star. Ia
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, white, a
TO 9 pm. S1.35 an hr.; 5-day week.
Must have uni. phone for future
use; at present work In d. C.. ONCE.
For information call MR.. JORDAN
In the morning. DI. 7543.
HERE'S THE OPPORTUNITY of a
iuetime for any ambitious woman or
man to better himself financially.
Eor further details. call MISS
YOUNG. NO. 1925. or visit our once,
634 st. NV. IN
RETIRED COUPLE to act as care
Iakers Tor small apt. bldg. and In
Clarendon; nice Groom kit. bath
apt, and utilities, EXCHANGED for
services. Call MIR. IRVINE. MA.
ooou. --15
WANTED-15 Mattresses, 4 busboys.
o dishwashers,- Q pantrymen,
cashier, foodchecker; experience
9ny THE FLAME RESTAURANT.
-1OAS-o1 conn. ave. NV liz
Evening star., 1951-07-13
HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY to take charge ONCE
and take over interviewing custom
ers; interesting and exciting work.
Write, giving qualifications, Box All
SIC. "GAL. FRI" to v. P. Of Air
Line; 1-girl once, varied and In
terestins work. CAN ST. 1881 for
IsEC..sTENo., law once. no legal
aR fR.f BESsoN s3ef Elk "eaa5os s5oo sSss sSea
SILK iii fRSS fiNisHER Must b. pe experi-
enc snced; good pay. 2l1 New york
SODA eSei nioi FOUNTAIN GIRL, eolored. ie ex-
Ell as ri sfs ARSS z asSe es!sPa
|sTENoGTRApHER, sTESi piTiA knowledge Of S book
keeping; general ONCE work. Apply
sMENdSRapF NJ; FL 7Ha ~ st; sxn.E,.n..d NV With
well-established organization; many
employe benefits; excellent working
tional girl who Is looking for
permanent and interesting position.
sssaEsinS ssss M1ss sslayy, yInf9ng sSg gk. Can pI
sTENOGRAPHER-Law firm in new
air-conditioned building downtown
needs Stenographer; experience not
necessary but desirable; salary COM
masednsurate asdu with ability. Call ST.
STENOGRAPHER. for life insurance
company. beginner acceptable, pleas
ant working conditions. Inexpensive
lunch room. 37h-hr.. 5-day week.
group insurance, weeks vacation
with pay. Apply Room 400. SIG
l4th st. NV. Bet. 8 and 3. -ll3
STENOGRAPHER--N publica.
ton REQUIRES rapid. accurate stenog-
rapher: assist busy executive; 5-day
wk.,. vacation. insurance and hos
pitalization; unusual opportunity for
Gadvancement; good starting salary.
Evening star., 1951-07-13

Sold-Rented-Serviced
A small deposit will assure Of a coo
summer: Cali Ii. 3-4ll2 r. a. NJ
HEFR1GERATION CO.. AUTHORIZED
lbonde6 Service Dealer
Evening star., 1951-07-13

MATTRESSES WANTED, experienced
PYRAMID RESTAURANT. 2SIO l4th
81. NV. Apply In person between
10 am. and 3 pm. No phone calls.
YOUNG HOUSEWIVES, age 2O-35
Tor outside survey work in residen-
ttal sections: to record name, ad-
dress, number of children in each
family on cards. Good pay. short
hours: $3.50 am. to 1870 pm. Give
address. phone number, in reply &c
Box 452-H, Star. 15s
GIRL, white, FL to IS. to answer tele-
phones: 8 a m. to .4:3Q pm; switch
board experience helpful; must have
good handwriting and be able to
work Saturdays, Sundays and holt
days; 5 or day week. Apply 412
Albee Bldg. is
GIRL, colored. to work on fruit stand;
S25 to $50 per week II suitable.
Can at 2400 Eye st. NV. MRS.
AUSTIN. IA
GIRL. coiored. work in Chinese iaun-
dry; 6-day week, good pay. Apply
1216 Pa. ave. Sc. -l3
Evening star., 1951-07-13
FLAGSTONE WORK

Stone cement walks .teps anc
MARcuccIo. sH. i7as'
FENCE Gaivaniseo cnain INK, ai
posts In concrete: immediate erec-
ton. Get the best for less; 81
months to pay Phone 40 1888
FLOORS sANDED and % inisneo. o ole
FLOOR sERvIcA WA il2e
FLOOR SANDERS RENTEU - Lee
and small; edgers. polishing ma
aMooR aHe. NV sVPoLT wol ossSso sSso.. 4es2 wis.
M sEpY sn9 rLSoR aoe sae Go lof ha q ls4ss 4. sEN-
GENERAL REMODELING and repair
work. Recreation rooms, cement
GENERad TSSE Rs,deRs1ss Rsps,ss sse , Wo 9a1s l5
and exterior. carpentry, cement
any time LoWE. sSS geS Jos sAs7os ssa Ssa 14 9.i
LAWNS CUT and trimmed; modern
equipment used; estimates cheer
yoay pSrse Siys Dag our phoss sesvcs iH gbsasM g g.
night. WA. ZIG. DODSON BROS
PAINTER. interior and exterior; rea-
sonable: refs. Free estimates. /.
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
pure lead and oil used on all ex-
teriors; 1st class. WA. 9370. AP.
PAINTING-Let us do your outside
price: DE 1855, after z pm, -15
PAINTING anu papering-Satisfied
customers for over 25 yrs. Call
Mr.: LAWRENCE RA.. 9703.
and paper hanging: 1st-
class work guar; free estimates;
D: G. DECORATORS. Phone WO.
PAINTING-For q Job well done at
q price you can afford to pay, call
JU 7-921S after 5 pm, --13
PAINTING, INT. AND EXT; Kem-
Toning; no job too small or too
large. AL work guaranteed. co.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
SITUATIONS MEN

BOY, 17h, alert and ambitions. de-
sires employment within commut-
ing distance OF Alex, Va. Ov. 1922.
COLLEGE PRoFEssOR-English and
drama, desires four or five weeks
employment, til new Job begins.
Consider tutoring or anything in
teresting. OIL. 9076. I4s
DENTAL TECH, z years' exper. in
laboratory. operated own laboratory
for 2 years, would like to work for
two or three dentists or laboratory
OF good reputation. Box 443-H. Star.
FOREIGN SERVICE trainee, so, col
lege. bus. and Gov. bkgrnd.; wash
ington contacts; INQUIRIES confid. Box
HARDwaREE AXE SALESMAN Reta,l,
5 years experience; references: Box
430-H, Star. 13s
MAN, so yrs. of age, desires lob as
slard1; 1 sober. reliable. Phone Frank
MEN AVAILABLE for employment
odd Jobs, yard work, wall washing.
painting .housecleaning, etc. SAL-
Iv.AATIOMd ARMY. Harbor Light Corp,
YouNao0 stj o0o NAN, high school IS SrSd..
seeks part-time employment, daily
from PM; can type; also some
knowledge OF Vari-typer and some
I.B.M. machines. Box Ash. Star.
COLLEGE STUDENT, available for
employment; odd Jobs; hours avail,
3 am. to B pm. Phone RA. 5312.
Evening star., 1951-07-13

FuRN.Lsofa and chair. slip covers,
server, walnut, S5. OR. s56S.
FuRN, misc. sofa. and chair; $40,
$500 Military rd. NV. Sat. Wo.
GAS RANGES. new, used; cradit; in
Ga. ave. DE. $3.50.
Gas RANGE. almost new, Wincroft;
GAS RANGES, ali sizes. new. used
lToSr IaTge stock. 3d1, cs5sain Dr,ses ACME
fas barneSs Is. sd,a as tssseisD TABLETOP
even and broiler; peri. cond oW
GASOLINE underground storage eaD tank;
SSuo,ooO, IL 900; 9 Wayne pumps;
gu na, gaps. etc. Make offer, Ii,
GiFTTt ITEMS AssoRrMENp,nMcIuadSin.
snow cases; selling because of re-
modelling; below wholesale prices.
See them ct GIT r st. NV. 13'
GuNS.-Nev and used. bought and
soia; Al types fishing tackle. Open
posT psyosHT1nEs ssss ard Il sundays 2. TRAaB5JSo a5JS
HEARING. AID, Zenith miniature
practically new, half price. Aftei
HOLLYWOOD BED, excel. cond. CHI
F. EUUU. EXt. 734. ia
HOSPITAL BED, Frank A. Hall mfg. j
adjustable with retaining SIDE RODS;
perfect cond. SIS. HO. 9O57. lii
ICE BoX-"TEMPRiTE" aluminium
portable;. ideal for picnics, boats
or auto touring. S25. ST. $3.50.
IRoNER. Easy, $50; AMc elec. wash
er.. $50; drop-leaf table. $40; f0''
ions S15 EN- 1884
IhONEk. Blackstone, lge. de luxe; has
extra features; peri. cond.; SOS. JE.
LaIWSSStMowER-cas.povsred ISSt -d5 sI,n-
sen Estate, gain. cut, perfect. 2
yrs. old; just paid $40 for overhaul.
Cost $305 new, sell 5000. GEORGE
TOWN u. NO. 1908. -15
LAWN MOWER sharpening machine,
Graham. Model 1875; will Sharpen
up to 36-inch unit; new price, S475,
now T%s,vH,y only S275; 2 years old, Ma
LONEX'S. INC, S126 Georgia ave j,
SllYer SnrinR. SH 222n ~
Evening star., 1951-07-13
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc

G.H.W.--Plain cooking: 5-day week;
live out; other days work. AD
G.H.W.-Exp. colored woman de.
sires work 8 days week, Monday
through Friday; live out. TU. 5265,
G.H.W.-Colored woman: live in;
employed couple; no objection to one
child; superior ref. HU. 1881.
Thurs: good refs. DU. -6393.
GIRL desires part-time morning
work. Phone Ii. 4-4544.
GIRL, colored. from North Carolina,
Tinh.. wants q }ob generai housework; stay
WOMAN. colored, wants steady day
work; references. pI. 5940.
REFINED COL. WOMANj neat. hon
est, reliable;;. good plain cook: last
} JOB 8 yrs; 5 days. HU. .607l. 14s
COLokED GIRL desires g.h.w., cook
ing; 512-day week; live in or out;
city ref. ia. 0I90. 14s
COL0RED WOMAN desires day work
MI. 070l.
Evening star., 1951-07-13

BH,LLD0Z1ERss. ,nLl Cat; D2; blade and
s|i,siG:; s5iooG; dss. sB cletTac. $4,000. CAN
BbLkDozgEs BHitisiSs RTs4 cletrae BIG, nm. 1s dSsr-
hol hhso,ne s-9gasl osaasr' will sell reas. Can
BULLDoZER or front end loader.
model GT-25 .Terratrac complete
KY Ulfh oAodt. At. hydraulic blade. new.
500 50 UNITED FSPESaIrssAs M9PEss ssAs'ssls' co
CAMERA i' GIRO 50 nm. up to 80
lens; Alphax shutter 1/IO to 1900
OF a second; time and bulb uilt-in
synchronization; coupled with range
finder, with scaled focusing; fash
complete. Cali 10. S-5675. -15
rebuilt Ntis' National. fuiis' Taarantses. 3 raSieFs,
NcR once Il Il the he city. Hs.' NaTaoNad NSaa1ne5szsd
NV. Dial Ma. $3.50.
CASH REGISTER. National, 4-total
receipt M and slip printer; has detail
Rlssss sSs sla Fl En- r0ss $685. l5
coats $50 $3.50, 'Iis sis.so onG up. '0Ii sii
shades. colors. styles and sizes in
STOCK; out-of-towr clothing means
BROKERS ExcHANGE I1oo 3 &
ne; Open to 7:30 pm.
CLOTHING-Little girls; 8 dresses.
size 4. So. 6 dresses, size 5. S5.
Good condition. La. e-6S20. IA
CONSTRUCTION SHED, good cond.
cRi1I; 2RX1; collapsibie. Or; o1e3.
cona maple rsas cs sHmPIsss Prssv sg sood sS
DAY BEDS (2j. 3o-inch, excel. cond..
reasonable. May be seen 7 to 9 pm
6and all day Sat.). Apt. 716. 1877
DEBT MiDfF1ERs-Bie reductions s' on
leading makes. Also on entire stock
reconditiored air conditioners; all
types and sizes. Grab q bargain.
BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO.. OR.
DIAMoND-Lady's SOL. h-ct.. $3.50;
iady's nice 1s-et. SO sol, s475:: S5: men? mens
sol. 2-cts.. $500; Ladys perfect sol,
2A-cts.. $500; lady's perfect 3-ct.
SOL: $3.50. LIVINGSTON & CO..
DftTaTTiiNG it12 ii MACH, almost new; na must
sell leaving city. After s pm, Mr..
SLABAUGH. Ma. 3SI0, Ext. 72e. .
DINING ROOM SET, ANTIQUE, ma
hogany. z pieces, large china closet,
sacrifice. 603 Longfellow st.. NV.
DINING RIM. SUITE. lse.. heavy wal
table pad. Cost 5000. now Sls5.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs. elec.
$3.50, UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
Sl3 l4th st NV
AIR CONDITIONER, u h.p. GE. con-
sole type. l10 or 220 volts a.c.; good
cond. $175. TIE. 1864. --i5
AIR CONDITIONERS-New and re-
conditioned; sold rented. exchanged.
serviced: fully guaranteed; sharp re-
Toned units. immediate installa-
MENT CO.. OR. 4769.
AIR CONDITIONER-Leather covered
Rollaire room conditioner; ideal for
once use; Call Tu. 0200.
ton consoles $3.50. MI. 1926.
AIR-CoNDITIONERs Carse type),
new 1851 models; 25eo Oh list Tor
cash buyers. Installed in regular
window. CENTRAL OIL BURNER
SQ9'a liza Florida ave. ne, Ii.
arr coNpITIoNER, windov-type1.s p1s y.
h;p.; good operating cond,; S12b
AIR CONDITIONER, Philco, u bn
AIR CoNDiTIoNER. used n only one
S@eason, @G 7se good condition; sl75. Cali
AIR CONDITIONER, York ~ bn
window unit; used very little; excel
cond.; $500 cash. Call Elk. 42O4
Evening star., 1951-07-13

morning hours; s5-s5 9 Yves Years S't Of Nsse age
training course free. Good health
sna s tFim HrzEs ggrs pEysia1r fsss1sial Apply E4
NESS CLUE. 17is < St. Aa NV. ni5 i
GIRLS, white. fountain exper.; Arl
pref; excel. sal. and tips: no might
HOUSE PHCY.. Arl.. Va. Is
WOMAN, experienced, white, to man.
age soda fountain, in Silver Spring
good pay. Can after 6 pm. III
WOMAN to work at souvenir sta stand
Apply STAND No. 8. Union Station
WOMEN. with car. part or full time
ing real estate. Earn while you learn
AP. 0l00. SMITH REALTY.
WOMEN to address envelopes by hanc
or typewriter. Work must be done
On 9ns premises. zep ss Apply HOLLYWOOD
WOMEN. Won IN White. ai; aW age 1s-55, to iS iesrr
Door work, salad making, food check.
ing and cashiering; no experienced
necessary; pleasant working condi.
tons: salary. $50 per week; see Mr.
Fajfar. between 10 am. and Il
AOOuS p.ul. ana Pm. St1OlxL
COLONIAL CAFETERIA. 1852 Conn
YoGNG LADY. typist. no exper. iS ne.
Real estate office; 5-day- wk.. SO
hrs; S45 a week. RE. 2115, sH
YOUSG WOMAN. 1885, for retail
candy shop: must be neat and at
tractive; experience not necessary
but helpful: full and part time,
1l-3. Apply In person to ROBERT
WINSTON CANDIES, 18th and G
HERE a IS an opporsunity for you tc
no need to travel far. We have
openings for cashier checkers and
meat wrappers. II you are NOT
fully experienced, we will pay you
while training. Work As hours In
a pleasant environment and re-
cefve vacation with pay paid hosp
ana other company benefits Apply
In person SHIRLEY rood STORES
40S Swami ave.. BY taxing bus at
18th and Pennsylvania ave marked
Seminary or Potomac Yards, be.
tween 8 and 5: or apply at Cuimore
between Baileys Cross Roads and
seven Corners take bus marked
CIlmore-Parkwood 18th and Penn.
AVON COSMETICS are in demand
everywhere. you can earn good In
come representing our COMPANY.
rep. needed. Call GIL. $500. IA
Evening star., 1951-07-13

PIPE, galvanized, black: cast iron. cut
st; st; n W., NO. 1903. WA. 550I.
5oeftdalgsRizsa; 5oe ft-; nsW s4 d4sss II in; approx.
forms; also SKIS. AXIS; make offer.
Can GE. $685. after $50. -i5
RADIO. Super-pro amateur radio re.
eeiver ana power supply. Frequency
range rang 54o-20.0oo kc.. $3.50. N.
RADIO - Zenith transocean, bort.
4s Ac-pC ssaso anS bait; all wave. S35.
RADIo -PaSoSNSo COMB, RcA ClS Crest.
wood' gSsS walnut console; $3.50. TE.
RADfo-PHONo. CoMB.-MsmarySox,
lined oak; S226; matching Magma.
vox TV with stand: inside anterl.
nae $3.50; both $3.50. ow. e57z.
RANGE. oE. 8 burners and warmer.
nsS, best Sf5sr. OIL, o752. Ia
new; cost S34S.,. seil for $3.50. NE.
6SSa 5SSs set. 5 and 2 pm. or before
REfRIGEkATSR@suRR;orss, aGHR seIi rs sun; ? # rx..,
scnd; Reasonable. UN. 14o4. WiS
REFRIGERATOR, Electrolux: older
mo nodel; .1s but good cond.; s25. MRS.
aRAXsoN RE, 1920. Ext. $500;
REFRIGERATOR. seryel Electrolux.
peri running cond., Gu. it., only
reason for selling too small for
prresent needs. S45: s72 N. Harrison
. 81, 3 AL; Va; CH. 9663. Ia
ss44iSs'eah[e: s4Ss. az. ss6a d9 excellent condition.
REFRIGERATOR, GE, Q yrs. Old.
$50 or best offer. LU. 1865.
REFRIGERATOR. Dual-Temp, ecu.
u; oO-pound deep-freeze compart.
ment. Good cond.; S100. WO. 5l94.
REFRIGERATOR, new 8 Gu. It tW9S west.
lanssnouse' sl91' in orig. crate; SITS. XII.
|REFRIGERAToR. Kelvinator. q asS c5b,o
IT,, yrs. old. excellent cond. So6
or pest oner; free delivery to any onS
IN u {. or environ. Cali AP. 2163.
REFRIGERAToR-Admiral; zh en-
y; Brand new; never been used:
S1S5. MA. 4131. IL
REFRIGERATOR, oE. 6-cu.-ft., very
Tsas. FR 5S14. -l3
REFRIGERAToRs. used. As cu r.
good cond.; ideal for summer cottage
or apt; $50. Call OW. 5000. q
20 pm: weekdays.
haEzfsl1,GtsRAToKs, y q, GtIRsAToKs, up % 4o% disc.
On az moor models; last YRS models
s9sq an.i koyyAffs skssy fsrHs Hsp,1oSEssHe 4EsH syes cs
1911 Nichols ave Sc. IN .70oS
REFRIGERATORS and freezers. ne1
famous makes. See us first for IN.
savings. Z h W. GA II st. ne.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
SITUATIONS woMEN

BOoKKEEPER, full charge, gem
ledger. trial BAL. payroll, payrol
1890. Box 461-H, Star. 19s
she may learn to operate electric
typewriter. CO. 05f5, 14s
NURSE, practical. will care for invalid
and look after home. Box 432-H
EXCELLENT TyPIsT desires WORK Al
home. Legal briefs, manuscripts
monthly bills, etc. Dependable, fast
accurate. ALI work held in conn.
dence. Bog 456-H. Star. 16s
REFINED LADY desires Job as resi-
dent mgr. Of rooming or apt. house
RA. 1896. 15s
COLORED GIRL, wishes lob as salad
girl, store clerk. baby sitter and
COLORED GIRL desires Job as foun-
tain GIRL Bowie 3442.