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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-14

THAT SISTER MIssus A.
Pienti was really on the level
when she was fainting every time
she tainted whenever she heard
someone tell smutty joke, until
last Saturday mite when that
good time" house got raided and
she was the first one they put in
the paddy wagon.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-14

THINGS USED TO BELIEVE
THAT WHEN a woman told
you she loved you she really
meant it because she said she
did,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-14

That when the financial pages
IN the newspapers told of water
ed stock I thought it was what /
used to do when I was on the
farm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-14

That all baseball players wives
were widows because often
hear the radio announcer say so
many Of their husbands had died
on third.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-14

THAT A SPORTING House
xRaS a place where they played
IOsta games like ping-pong and
basketball and 1 grew up and
found out better.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-14

That the pitchers box had
hid on it and home plate was
dish.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-14

That Wall Street was all wall
ed in.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-14
PEOPLE PLACES THINGS
" LAWRENCE 3. COOPER

Think of me your friend, pray
And call me by loving name;
will not care what others say,
If only you remain the same.
I will not care how dark the night;
will not care how wild the storm;
Your love will fill my heart with light
And shield me close and keep me warm.
William Winter
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Crockett Cartoon
lin Star Receives
Plug From Truman

President Truman put in a plug
for Glib Crockett, Star cartoonist.
at his news conference yesterday.
The President said he hoped
that a Crockett cartoon had been
seen by Senator Connally of
Texas, who has announced his
opposition to the appointment of
Gen. Clark to be Ambassador to
the Vatican.
Senator Connally, champion Of
the Foreign Relations Committee.
which will consider the Clark
nomination at the next session
in January, has said that he is
opposed to the selection, because
the general. as Allied commander
in the invasion of Italy, 'srnis-
treated and Disseminated against
the seth Division and other Texas
troops" in the Casino fighting.
Commenting on the Senator's
stand, the President said that was
his privilege. Then he added the
cartoon quip.
The cartoon. appearing in The
Star yesterday, depicted doleful
Connally inspecting q beribboned
package captioned CLARK Ap-
pointment," and tagged, ITO Tom
from Harry, Do Not Open Until
After Christmas"
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Erickson Leaves Prison
To Face New Charges
By the Assoeiaied Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Frank
Erickson, who reputedly headed a
I$12 million a year bookmaking
empire, was released today from
Riker's Island penitentiary and
was confronted Immediately with
New Jersey gambling charges.
Erickson, who served Is months
Iof a two-year sentence, had no
comment as he was taken from
the island to the city prison for
lformalities concerning his trans
fer to HackenSack. N. j.
In addition to the New Jersey
charges, Erickson is under a IA
count Federal indictment here
charging contempt Of the United
States Senate for refusing to
answer Senate Crime Committee
Questions.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
off the colloquy on this issue. say
ing he had discussed it enough.

off the colloquy on this issue. say
ling he had discussed it enough.
On the question Of q Demo.
cratic chairman to succeed Will
liam NJ. Boyle. jr., Mr.. Truman
said that trial balloons had gone
up for about 80 people. He saio
that John L. Sullivan, former
Secretary of the Navy, and Mrs
India Edwards, head of the Won
ems Division of the National Com
mittee, had told him they did moi
want the job.
Vacancy Possibility Discussed.
The President had discussed the
possibility of a vacancy in the
committee sometime ago with Mr.
Sullivan, he said, when the former
cabinet aide made his position
known. Mrs. Edwards, he said
had come to see him as the re-
suit Of rumors that she might be
tapped for the place. There was
no indication that Mrs. Edwards
had been offered the job, but the
President said she was thoroughly
equipped to handle it.
Frank Mckinney, Indianapolis
banker. whose name has figured
in speculation. is one Of those
under consideration, Mr.. Truman
said.
President Truman said the New
York Herald Tribune had picked
a very fine man in announcing 1t
would support Gen. Eisenhower
for the Republican presidential
nomination.
The President had earlier let
it be known that he hoped Senator
Taft of Ohio would get the G. o. P
nod-for purely selfish reasons.
Arvey Response Brushed OFF.
Mr.. Truman laughed aside the
warm response to the Eisenhower
boom by Jake Arvey, Illinois
Democratic leader.
Jake was of the same mind four
years ago, he chuckled. recalling
the fact that Mr.. Arvey and some
of his Cook County associates
tried to dump the President be-
fore the convention.
He commented that Jake is q
Democrat, when asked if he
thought Mr.. Arvey might change
his mind again this year.
Mr.. Truman had nothing to say
about the report that he had ex-
pressed hope for the defeat OF
Senator Mccarthy, Republican. OF
Wisconsin, next year.
The President said, however,
that he would not want to see
Democrats go into the Wisconsin
primary in an effort
to unseat Senator Mccarthy, be-
cause he believes in the two-party
system.
Mr. Truman also let it be known
that he is still ready to do battle
with Senator Douglas, Democrat.
of Illinois over two Federal judge
ships. Because of the Douglas
the Senate recently
rejected two Truman nominees for
the Illinois berths. Told that
Senator Douglas had selected
eight more names and had asked
the Illinois bar to screen them,
Mr.. Truman repeated that the
President and not the bar ap-
points Judges.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Pythian Society Will Hold
Convention Here tomorrow

Commissioner F. Joseph Dono-
hue will welcome delegates to the
annual one-day convention OF
the Eastern Khorassan Society,
Knights of Pythias, meeting to-
morrow in the Hotel Statler.
M. L. Sanders is president OF
the society.
Sista Santha No. IS, Nomads
of Avrudaka, will entertain the
visiting nomads and Pythian Sis
ters.
A banquet followed by dance
will end the convention to which
all Pythians. past and present. are
invited.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Truman Set 10 Fight
Critics Of Plan for
Envoy 10 Vatican
By Joseph A. Fox

President Truman is prepared
TO 60 to the mat with critics over
his appointment of Gen. Mark
Clark to be Ambassador to the
Vatican, despite prospects for a
bitter fight if the nomination is
pushed when Congress comes back
In January.
The President made his position
clear at a news conference late
yesterday, when he brushed aside
the argument that the proposal
violates the American tradition of
separation of church and State,
and said that the hullabaloo over
his surprise move had not been as
great as he had anticipated.
Main Topic of Conference.
Almost the entire conference
was consumed with discussion of
the Clark appointment. and the
pending selection of new chair
man for the Democratic National
Committee.
AS to the latter, Mr.. Truman
said he would make no suggestions
If the committee, meeting here
next Wednesday, comes up with
an appointee that he can approve.
Against the background of the
storm raised after the President
sent Gen. Clark's nomination to
the Senate Saturday, in a move
to re-establish diplomatic negotia-
tionS with the Vatican after many
years, a reporter asked the Presi-
dent for chronological" ac-
count of just how, the decision
was reached.
Long Studied Matter.
Mr.. Truman responded that he
had been studying the matter for
a long time; that many of the
great nations had representatives
at the seat of the Catholic Church
and that he felt the cause of peace
would be advanced by the move.
To a question of why he had
waited until Congress was ready
to quit before asking for action.
Mr.. Truman said the matter was
not ready for presentation before.
Rather tartly, then, he empha-
sized that it was his choice to
name an ambassador, rather than
a personal representative-the role
Myron c. Taylor occupied in Rome
during the Roosevelt and Truman
administrations.
Sees No Conflict in Ideals.
When a reporter recalled that
the President is a member of the
Baptist faith, and wanted to know
his reaction to the contention by
Baptists and other Protestant de-
nominations that the appoint
ment clashes with the American
conception of the relation of
church and State. the President
said there was no conflict.
You can hear all kinds of crit-s
icism, the President said, adding
that he wants the critics to get
it off their chests and then, he
concluded. we'll argue 1t out.
The reference was taken to
mean that the President feels at
least part of the storm will have
subsided when the nomination is
resubmitted to the Senate in JAN
uary.
Mr.. Truman also stressed that
Gen. Clark had not baked at
giving up his military status to
take the ambassadorial post. Mark
Clark, he continued, is good SOL
dier, and would obey orders. But,
as it happened, when he asked
Gen. Clark to take the job he told
him that he would not lose his
four-tar rating.
The same thing had been done
IN the case of Gen. Omar Bradley
at one time veterans admins
trator-and others, the President
recalled.
Special legislation would be nec-
essary to preserve Gen. Clark's
rank.
The President eventually broke
Evening star., 1951-09-27
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

I6-CHAHIPSIONsHiP SHOW--By Cal
Fanciers Of Washington. Inc, at
Silver Spring. Armory. Oct. 1921;
for entry. address 1880 Gunston I'd ),
Alex, or call XII. 8-7561 after 6
pm. Entries close Oct. /.
GREAT DANE. g mos. female;
line of champions. Shown in Apt,
No. 8, 1903 r. /. ave. NV. II
BOXER PUPPIES, top breeding,
COOKE. Engleside. Va, 142-W. --2t
GREAT DANE PUPPY. 4 months
fawn. female, with papers. Likes
children. Must sell; moved to small
house. HI. 3100. Ext. S2139, after
PUffTEs, 4 females. 5 weeks; :
also mother dog. UN. 1857. ---2s
WANTED. good home for 2 lovely
kittens. will deliver. MI. 1909;
CHIHUAHUA PUPS. all colors. alst
toys. little .darlings; stud service
IRISH SETTER female. spayed, ready
mannsrsd for children IA Psd5,srees s5.sr
RED R;p' LoNGaaIR os HAIR DAcHsHuND pups
m. and f.. Thoroughbred, affection.
ate, clean; 4:30 to 900. 251i
+ Prsgnklin sgAl rd,. Arlington Jasksor Jasssk:sor
COCKER sPANIELS, Axe registered
blond and light buff; $25 and $50
10. S-2695.
COCKER SPANIEL puppies, AKc reg
istered; Z weeks old; black only;
one male and one female left
HENRY PARK, Aldie. Va. Phone
BOXER PUPPY, female brindle, Z
months old, $50. Call FA. rios.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
ROOMS WITH Bol RD

BLAIR MANSION INN. 7710 Blail
I'd w.-Choice rms. fine food and
free parking. Day, week or month
SH. 3317. SE. 95I5. -3
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms.
home cookingsS excel. transp.; nice
guest living rm.: S14-Sl5 weekly
1927 Belmont I'd. NV. MI. 9435.
I40I 18th ST. N.W.-Newly deco.
rated rms, business people. student
selectiys menu switchboard.
home for refined elderly people
newly decorated. single and double
rms. excellent meals. Come and see
it. MRS, CLARK, a206 wis. aye.
NV, Or 4152. -29
EMPL. MOTHERS with children; ex-
cellent meals and child care, near
rS% sshoQl; cr AP; 5ni 7272 pus g., m1 5.I,.
/ upstairs; clean, well-furn.; semi
pvt. baths; home.cooked meals. best
food; couples pref. DU. 0625. "a
/ 5O3 N. H. AVE. N.W.-Triple, newly
decorated; 2 good meals; convenient
transportation go
7s5 18th ST. N.w.--Attractive singl,
rm.. for refined lady; excellent food
Evening star., 1951-09-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN
ACCOUNTANT BooKKEEPER: B.s

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER: BIS.
degree plus IA yrs. retail expert
ence in general ledger, financial
sa Teeors tsae budsens Payr0 cspsSe sS
full charge or supervision of dept;
will prove to be eficient. responsible,
loyal employe who has much to offer
any organization; Salary S75 wk. to
start. Bog 3os-T. Star; q.
bas girl Or baby Sitter Sitter. 'sSs1 No. SS51
GiRL, colored, desires some kind of
work IN hot shops. 8 am. until 8
. sSoFsS 81 ssrl ds'Ffs w. sss7 ss as as
inn Itmmcdietely. Refined home. BOZ
NGksiI: Ssa! SSsoa!MRA,sroN, , R, n. u. con: ,
ssest Shlfsssnt ref w0rc cH nsssas5e ssas si Ye M
sSCRETARY desires temporary, posi-
tion. approximately month. Is
yrs .s,Ip.a esxIpp.erience INCLUDING over
Phone EN-. 4967 before il am.
sECRETARY, exper.. college back
ground, bus. training seeks interest:
Tespon., 5-dayo gk; position Will
srt9nRET.RS t9tsEs Sox desige. siSos sssT 2S o.
perience including overseas civiliar
and military service. Phone EN-
1867 before II am.
HER-SECRETARY, rap,
i'd eficient. Saturday work. 8 to /
YOUR Office. So per hr. Box 343-T
TYPiNG and clerical work at home
experienced; have own car for pick
ing up work. GE. 1875. 27s
ATTENTION, MOTHERS!-Would yoJ
like to work? Nurse viii care fol
your children BY the day. JU
A REFINED MIDDLE-AGED LADY
With training would like position a.
companion to semi-invaiid. Ia. 546I
YOUNG LADY with varied genera
ofc. exper. wants position Is ofc
mgr. or In other capacity. Box $40
CoLLBGE GRAD, AB Cornell, exper
secy., desires position in public re,
lations, publications or allied fields
knowledge of French and Spanish
radio. p.olic relations, publication
background. Call GIL. 500 between
10 am. and 4 p.na.
COLORED GIRL, neat, sood worker
would like part-time work after IL
HO. 0176.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

LOVELY FURN. Ink: pvt. entr. !;
in 1ni. ph, pE Re. s4si T. or PA IA S4 5ss4 @ oeas;
1214 10Th ST N.W.-Extra-l large
room with refgr.. stove and sink.
Empl. adults Shown from 5-S pm.
Sl2 wk. -2S
TWO Ink. RMS, sink. stove and
refgr.; one. S9. 80; one, $3.50. GOA
G st Sc, Ii. 6-4172. 80
1896 10th ST. N.W.-Large front
studio room, newly dec. Stove, refgr-
sis n ST. N.E.-Large studio rm.
and k:tchenette. for light house
ARLINGTON-Sleeping or h.k. rms.
cpleS; will give day care to children.
Large yard. OW. 6476. .
2145 r ST. N.W.-Front studio rm.
.efgr.. radio. nv. S15-S21; cm sele.,
NICE Ice. FRONT RM., 1st f..
double bed; conV. transp. 30O9 Que
st NV. Call AID. S166. -27
L.H.K.; NV. sec: private entrance;
bath; near transp. IA. 1855. -27
HOUSEKEEPING; single; running
water; Ink. privil., quiet person.
S35. 1349 Columbia rd, NV. -27
Evening star., 1951-09-27
ROOMS, APTs. 20 SHARE

BUSINESS GIRL wants another
business or professional girl to
share furnished apt. BOX 4os-s,
Will VIII SHARE NICELY FuRN. twin
oeation sf Is min 'G 70 % RA
sesooM Ss6s sf'fs MoDERN & Apr.-1-2 al Girls
22-35; otSyin tyin beds; $40 mo. each
oNE hi S1aSfs' Girl. share. a-bedrm. apt. s 3
sss mo. - AZ, 1fTsO s1S4 after pm. Mss s
YOUNG MAN to share apt. with j
other man; nearby Md, conv. to
transp Cali 81. 1905 aft. $40 p m,
YOUNG GIRL to share attractive
beds; mederniy furnished; S65 mo.
ONE OR TWo GIRLS to share pleas
fIanan ant house sT With TAR other girls; EXCEL
GIRL to share 1-bedrm. apt; conv.
location; $50 per mo. Call NO.
TWO GIRLS will share their NV. apt.
with annother. For information. call
YouNG oti Sg'Ii lady to share with / other
lady. furn. apt. in apt. bldg; me-
~ nv. section. sdHn RA; s46l; 80
22-35, share attrac. mod. S-bedrm.
transp.; homelike atmosphere; piano.
firepl. After PM. oW. 1864.
CoLoRED-RooM TO SHARE: near
transp,; priyilsses. 1903 Harvard St.
coEoREbgGIRL ;Ei; III, sGiT TO SHARE apt..
pvt, bedrm. III 4-0537 -27
Evening star., 1951-09-27
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

AVAILABLE IMMED., downtown Alex.
2nd moor. Liy. rm., bedrm.., bath.
$500 mo, incl. utils. OV. 416S
14o7 S 81. E N.w-rwo apartment. MSg
avail, for immed. occup.; / apt. con.
siSting of 2 rooms. kit. and pvt. bath,
adults only, .$54 mo-; other apt.
large room, kit. and .semipvt. bath,
$45 mo. Call ME. 5400 to inspect.
1i05 G ST: S.W.--1 room, kit. and
bath. 81 3.66 mo. immed. occup. See
Mr.. ,STANBRoUGH on premises or
es05 14th ST. N.W.-1st floor, q
large rooms, kit. and bath. $40 mo.
adults only. immed. occup. To In
spect call LEO M. BERNSTEIN d
co. l415 < st NV. Me, 5400.
IL End ST. N.E.-2 rooms. kit. semi
pvt; bath. $50 mo. adults. only. See
:, MESs ICNES IN basement.
2 BEDROOMS. small dining rm..
beat beat, . q :, exposures: oysriooEinSs
Daney. Prefer quiet. middleesSs
couole S92.50 Cali 81 34l7 after
1loS MORSE ST. Me-. bedrm.. kit.
Sol Isth ST, L Ne, Nj; enc. a.osp spt.. nov nov
avail. In this conY. loc- bldg; $b3. 80
mo. incl. ali utiis. Ma. s0ss. 1850
8 UNFURN. ROOMS, private kitchen,
Ss' bath; s;s5 ssS ! q month. whit: iasi Esst
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1951-09-27
aPARTMENTs FURNISHED

WOODBRIDGE. d. CO pvt. rms. and
bath, util, furn.; employed adults;
FRANCIS SIS SCOTT idsi KEY HoIEL-onecr
room. kit and bath. completely
furn. air-eonditioned apt; tub and
shower: $5 to 81 per day for / OF
2 people: full hotel service; no time
limit. 500. goth ST.. NV. MA. 5426,
42O1 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Completely
furn. 1-bedrm. apt. Furniture for
sale, Seen by appt. only. Wo.
CLEAN. LIGHT bachelor apt, i room
and kitchen. semiprivate bath; new
ly decorated; nicely, completely fuN
nished; including once-a-week maid
service. 1915 18th st. NV. IL
APT. FURN.; Q rooms: conv.: also
Ink. room, single or double: child
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. Beautiful fr.
rm.. hot plate. refgr., $50 sgle., $50
dhle. 1424 Belmont NV. Us
TWO ROOMS, kitchen and bath; at
9th and C sts. me-; conv. transp;
$40 per mo. Call Elk. $3.50. -27
Evening star., 1951-09-27
DEEP FREEZE

13 Gu. # Cali 81. 1852. 80
DESK. executive, modern cray metal,
new, used / month. 10. 2-3O97
Sunday; after s pm. weekdays.
DESK, walnut. 31x41. Good condi-
sip5. s95 sfsrlt'f; sSane bu ss5; s5a, Arm chair
Give green. 45Is4 SsP in: ne ss5 s.. Pssai Rely
DESK. ofice; mahogany. fiat top.
executive; $50. 1715 Conn. aye,
DiAlaoNHD,p w n PA iad,'s SOL, "a Ct, Sc SIS.
lady's fine colol. approx. ct. SOL,
$500; lady's SOL, IA ct, S475;
lady's sol. set in plat. 2A Ct. S675;
mans ma ,,s,. SOL; perfect. 3h CT, $3.50;
fzzSsp'sai izsa i St NV. hiylSasT9ss aE as4o. SO
DINETTE TABLE. light color; 2
leaves; lea &c eust9m ten pad; $40 or best Of
DINETTE SUITE. 5-pc. maple. Char
treuse table pad incl. Excel. cond.
$40. Call FA. 1892 after 8 pm.
DIN. RIM. SET. 10 pcs. mahog.: fair
DINING RIM. SUITE. o pieces; ;o Stove,
BIT. cab; good cond. 1911 wyom-
DINING I'M ROOM SUITE, Sur walnut: chest
oi drawsrs; vanity; tables: chairs,
DISHWASHER, new GE, "a of, sink
combination, $3.50. 80; disposal,
SS4 rs. OIL. 2961. -3
DISHWASHERS, new, 4S-in. sink
model. leading make, fully guaran-
teed: $295; Cali GEORGE PARKER,
DRAWING TABLE cabinet type). 3
It. BY 5 IT.; sliding straight edge and
full swinging draftsman's light. Gus
tom built, and all for $50 Cali after
pm. Gil. 4400, Ext. 11Oz. -27
Evening star., 1951-09-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN tcont.,

|COLORED GIRL wishes clerical posi-
ton. file clerk. knowledge Of tipping.
VI. Oslo. %
COLORED WOMAN will care for en-
ployed mothers children at my home
by week. SH. S340. --27
waitress, cafeteria, 8 days; work ex-
perience. VI. 3272. 27a
Evening star., 1951-09-27
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

ARLINGTON. North-Large rooms
Y blk. from bus, parking for car
Gentlemen only. GIL. S9l0. --2S
CHEVY CHASE-New home; for l OF
bath and shower. Lee. picture win
dows; convenient to Navy Mediea.
and Public Health. Parking iacili-
ties; pvt. telephone; pvt. front en-
trance. WI 1899 80
Ice. RIM. next to bath; block to bus
JA 2-ll15 -2S
Evening star., 1951-09-27
INSTRUCTION COURSES

AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS -
ton ONCE. EASY METHOD DRIV-
ING SCHOOL. NO. 1898; virginia
once. GIL. 508S, OW. 6S78.
EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLO-
MA at home. in your spare time. 1t
offers big advantages, also the new
quick method in tipping and simpli-
fed shorthand. Get information to-
day. les. 232 Bond Bldg. ME. S166.
FREE TUITION for radio courses to
person with ONCE skills or ability
to speak foreign LANGUAGES. Ma
TIONAL ACADEMY OF BROAD
CASTING. 1888 18th st. NV. DE,
$3.50 80
FREE TUITION for radio courses to
person with of1ce skills or ability
to speak foreign languages. MA
TIONAL ACADEMY OF BROAD
CASTING. DE. $3.50. 1888 10th st.
NV. 40
ARTHUR MURRAY dance lessons for
sale at reasonable price. ia. 1851
PBx-RECEPTIoNlsE course easily
learned; age no handicap. Dav class
tuition $50: night, S25. MRS
CHANDLER HU 1884. ST 1878
Evening star., 1951-09-27

OFFICE MACHINES-IBM electric
typewriters (2), 500 each; comp
tometer, electric, Sl25; Burroughs
food checker electric. 1926: safe
$50: 10 typewriters from $15 tc
$40. CENTRAL. 2019 14th st. NV.
HU k12l --5
Evening star., 1951-09-27
MlScL. FOR SALE Cont. J

DUPLICATOR. stencil type. SIS. .75.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13
18th st. NV.
FLAGSTONE, West Va. red; any
quantity. wholesale and retail.
Call us for prices. BERKEY PROP
PERTIES, INC, 1921 Lee hwy,
Arl., Va. ia. $4,000.
FLOOR FAN, on pedestal. Emerson
q in, used only 2 mos; S75. Call
Evening star., 1951-09-27
MOTOR TRAVEL

PoRTLAND-SEATTLE, leaving Sept
20; take cple. or . ladies, ieisurei,
trip. share expenses. TIE. 7166. :
YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires ride to
Richmond and return week ends.
EX. Bill, Ext. 100. 2S"
congenial passengers
wanted; leave Monday. Oct. /. HO.
5575 after 5 pm. a7s
DRIVING to Los Angeles, Sept. so; /
passenger; share exp; refs. exch
Call after $3.50, 81. S062.
DRIVING to Miami, Oct. 3; will take
one; no sharing expenses or drtv-
ing GE. 1929 -2S
Evening star., 1951-09-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, wants 8 days work
Monday, Wednesday, Friday. DI
LADY, coloredA wishes domestic work
hrs; 10:30-6:30. lit, 1878; plain
DANISH GIRL, " desires Us'o s:h.w. o,
nursemaid work with diplomatic
family only. OR. 74S4. -27
WOMAN. colored, exper., desires work
as cook or g.h.w.; Sat. or from 4
until after dinner. Ii. 6-2904.
iihiid iiSk, and l.h.w. Mon: to Fri. LU
WOMAN. colored. desires g.h.w,, liy,
In. $35 per week. Good refs. EN-
ab35. . to $50 or AT. 1928 after
HOME In order. dinner ready, chile
over 5; supervised for empl. woman
no cleaning. laun.; upstairs room
$40, b-Qay WK Box 334-T Star
Evening star., 1951-09-27
HELP MEN e. WOMEN tcont.

GOOD RELIABLE, honest person tc
work in frozen custard and sand
wich shop. Reply in person, $50
18th st. sw. rs
FREE APT. Including utils., plus small
salary to couple for janitor care OF
small downtown office bldg. Good
local references essential. Apply in
person only to Mrs. Tate. from $3.50
to 4:30. no Sat. WEINBERG &
BUSH, 1907 H st. NV.
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION needs
competent young lady with good
typing ability for work in sales de.
partment, to maintain records and
assist with general office duties, B.
IVY City. Good starting ting salary and
other henefitS. La 6-4474. =27
Evening star., 1951-09-27
BUILDING MATERIALS

Large stock of good used lumber
flooring, doors, windows, plumbing
pipe, boilers and radiators at
bargain prices. HECHINGER CO.,
18th and H SITS. ne. AT. 400.
BULLDOZER, T-9, late 1949. Used
very little. Cali UN. 4122. 30
CALCULATOR - Monroe electric;
S99.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.,
S13 l4th st. NV.
CAMERA GUIDE, free. Pay 6-1S mo,
top photo-movie equip. l-year guar.
Ooen 8 to 8 tThurs. 8 to 81 BREN-
NER, 933 Pa, ave. NV. RE. 2434
CANDY CASE. GE refrigerated;
perfect running condition: $3.50. See
Mr.. Parker at MAGRUDER'S. 113s
CHINA CLOSET. 47x72x17',, mahog. I;
matching extension drop-leaf table,
Pgnean ESaS y Phyfe, " excel. eOnd. No.
dition. Call HU. 9539. 81
CLARINET, Holton, 3 fat. silver with
CRIB, Krall. like new, maple finish
adjustable springs. S15; also boy {
bicycle, As yr. size. good cond, SIS.
co, 1858 after 6. 2S"
DEEP FREEZE-Stainless steel, 81
Gu. It. with k-h.p. Brunner COM
pressor; peri. cond.; best offer. LO.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
ROOMS FuRNIsHED-s.E.-s.w.

HILLCREST-Lovely twin bedrm. in
beaut. res. section. Liv. rm. and
Tv privil, Sun deck. LU. 1-1669
404 Z CAPIfOL-Large rm., newly
Also small single rm.. $5 wk. Ii
4-1669 after 6. Il
Evening star., 1951-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SEWING MACHINES! Save up to $50
this week. Singer electric console
with att, really beautiful $50 so;
Singer electric portable. like new.
$3.50. Another nice portable. S35.
Lee. hwy, CHI. 4914. -28
SOFA, blue mohair frieze; S25. Call
EN-. 1858. 5112 45th ST. NV. 30
SOFA. antique reproduction, mahog.
horn-o plenty. Ma. 1888, ia. 6249.