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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-03
Negro Getting
Bigger Brock
In Radio & V
BY Percy villa

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Advancement OF '"i"f'd People.
Inc ~" '"d' " ! standards ana
Pfacu''a ""'pl'd ny NbC states
All program material presents
with dignity ana "bJecuWty
inc varying aspects OF race, creed.
color ana national origin" Inc MS
tory, institutions and citizens OF
All nations are iaIrly represented.
II also declares 'Doiamat"ry
statements or der"Eat"ry r'iereh-
'rS, expressed or IMPLIED toward
an iidiVIuuh, hal'"taIty race,
group trad', pr"t""Slon' industry
or INSTITUTIONS are not permitted.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-03

band. Later ne filled in at the
drums and ne has been beating the
tubs and singing ever since.
In 1888 ne moved to California
and formed an band writing and
arranging his own music. In 1889
he met Camille Howard, famous
lady of Piano and song and
Hosea Sapp, former trumpet man
with Louis Armstrong and he
formed the trio which has grown
into he present aggregation.
Featured vocalist with the Mil
ton orchestra is Lille Greenwood
and one of the nations top guitar
lists, Johnny Rogers is also in the
lineup.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-03
{. 6. REIN co.
3nz N Dale

ONE and two room furnished kit
chenettes. $40 and up. Cedar
1915. X-51
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-03
NOBODY ASKED ME, BUT

Sen Douglas will the President
judgehp appointments The PREF looking
Her friends urging Mrs Grace Lndey Con
in the 3rd District
Overheard "A piece won't satisfy Russia the whole
thing"
Did the guy generous give you
the tan off you're back
George Robshek offers Nowadays it's love thy neghbor
know when TV set viii of order
Betcha Willie Mays the
Elderly people appear of a
with a boihday only week
can't recall seeing smiling letter
(now watch the bcefs).
The radio making a comeback o
Simmons WDGY every night
Free hat-cheCking should be a
Newest friends demand the biggest
And do remember when you
year around?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-03
Milton Mr.. Blues
Himself" Coming
Here August II

Roy Milton, dynamic haDa
leader and current record falprf.
Is bring his orchestra to the Mn.
neapolIs Labor Temple Saturday
night, August II for dance en-
gagcmcnt. The affair is t"ug
presented by Webster and Black
Milton. called Mr.. Blues HIu.
self WAS born in Wynncwuyd
okla. A college man. Milton at
tended Samuel Houston Colleg" n
Texas and Langston University m
his nom" state Of Oklahoma H.
FIRST attracted attention Singing
tho blues with the Ernie FIrId.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-03

ton Of Negro singers and dancers
in chorus groups by the employ
ment Of Negro actors in the many
dramatic roles rejecting their
participation in everyday life. and
by the creation Of new program
IDEAS designed to realize the pur-
pose set forth above"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-03
Commercial BLDG.

25x4O liv quarters in bsmt. car
gar. Rondo west Of Dale Suitable
for any type of business. Mr..
COoperman. CE. 059l eve. DE,
2S47.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-03
Duplex

1856 GALTIER 7 rms with 4 dn
r rm apt up. New shingle ex-
terror. coal h. W. furn. Very rea-
sonable Mr. Friedman. CE. O591
eve. EN-. 2406
{. 6. REIN co.
100 Pioneer Bldg. cE. o5ol
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-03
Duplex on Fuller

This 8 rm DUPLEX has been
Newly Decorated and is IN ex-
cell. COnd. I rms On & 5 rms up.
How'd frs & trim thruout. Dbl
gar & nice level lawn Priced
right for a quick sale!! This home
can be seen at 433 Fuller. Mr..
Champa. CE O59l. eve. NE. 442S.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-09-07
Anti-SenlitiSml
Developing As
Political Weapon

NEW YORK (JTA)-The "dis-
gushing nonsense" contained in
the poisonous" anti-S e m it C
pamphlets issued by the evil
liams Intelligence Survey" of
Santa Ana, Calf, is now actual
ly beginning to be accepted as
sound political currency by out
wardly respectable politicians"
Joseph Stewart Alsop reported
in the New York Herald Tribune.
Describing the anti-Jewish dia-
tribes issued by Williams and his
attacks on Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover, as the Zionist candidate"
for the presidency, the Ais o p
brothers charge that Wilson's at
tacks on Eisenhower are being
picked up by supporters of Sen.
Robert A. Taft and they call on
the Ohio Republican to "repudiate
and rebuke all manifestations of
this spreading disease"
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-09-07
Subcommittee Study 1851
CJA Fund ALLEGATIONS

Subcommittee of the CJA AL
locations committee begin pre-
liminary work on preparing rec
ommendations for ALLEGATION of the
$140,570 collected thus far in the
1851 campaign, according to Aaron
Levy, chairman.
Heading up subcommittee to
study requests from the respective
agencies and make recommended
tions are: Stanley Katcher-UJA,
overseas and Israel agencies; Sam
R. Kaufman = community rela-
tions agencies; Robert Brickman
national service agencies; Jack
Fruchthendler- cultural, reli-
gious, educational agencies; Harry
Shiff-health, welfare groups.
These chairmen will each choose
two or three members from the
general committee to serve with
them. Mr.. Levy invites any per-
son, as an Individual or as a rep
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-09-07
Jordan Complaint
Seen As Politics

WASHINGTON (JTA)-Jordan
charged Israel with "polluting"
the waters of the Jordan River
and asked the U. S. to intervene
with the UN on behalf of Jordan.
Diplomatic sources believe that
the Jordanian action is part of a
propaganda move calculated to
instigate a UN ban against Israel
development projects which are
connected with the Jordan River
and to impede Israel development
work as part of the Arab eco
nomic warfare.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-09-07
General ZiOniSts
Give Terms For
Entering Cabinet

JERUSALEM (JTA) = T h e
terms on which the General Zion
list Party, second largest in the
Israeli Parliament, would be pre-
pared to enter into new govern
ment coalition were submitted to
Premier David Ben Gurion.
The conditions include such de-
mands as single unified school
system to replace the present four
systems, and the transfer to gov
eminent hands of the labor en-
ployment exchanges now oper-
ated by the Histadrut, the Israeli
labor federation.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-09-07

Jerusalem Program reoeIlnlng
the ultimate aims of Zionism and
revise the Basic Program of 1897.
There had been no unanimity on
the subject and it was decided to
abandon the attempt to formu-
late the ultimate aims of Zionism
There is nothing to be ashamed
Of" DR.. Nahum Goldman, pres.
said. "The controversy and de-
bate was wholesome and useful.
We accomplished great o b.
American Jews have always been
asked for money and came thru
beautifully. Now we shall ask
them for children and I am con-
fident they will come thru after
much education and effort" !
The compromise statement on
the tasks of Zionism which pro-
claimed them to be "the strength
ening of the State of Israel, the
ingathering of the exiles and the
fostering of the unity of the Jew
ish people," was adopted by
vote of 1890.
In the course of the debate, DR..
Itzhak Gruenbaum denounced the
declaration as a cancellation of
Zionism" and Meir Grossman, Re-
visionist, tainted the American
delegates with hiding behind
words" Mapam Spokesman Ellie
ger Peri assailed the declaration
as reduction of the image of
'Zionism."
The resolution calling on the
State of Israel to grant special
status to the World Zionist Or
ganization in Israel as the repres-
entative of the Jewish people in
all matters relating to their par
ticipation in the upbuilding of
the Jewish state, was unanimous
ly adopted.
The political resolution and the
resolutions on the Soviet Union
and Iron curtain countries pro-
voked lively debate. Map am
spokesman unsuccessfully sought
to introduce the Stockholm peace
appeal into the debate and to Sc
cure other notifications of the
resolutions.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-09-07

resentative of an organization,
to appear before the ALLEGATIONS
committee or a subcommittee in
behalf of a particular organiza-
ton. Such person should contact
Mr.. Brook at the Council office so
that arrangements may be made.
Subcommittee will complete
their work by Oct. l and final
ALLEGATIONS will be made in Octo-
Der by the total committee on the
basis of these recommendations.
Serving with Mr.. Levy are
Elmer Present, vice-chairman, in
addition to the subcommittee
chairmen and the following: Rab-
bis Bilgray, Breger, Danzig, Mrs.
Bea Berner, Raphael Brandes,
Joseph Brindis, Mrs. Louis Cohen,
VIM. Davidson, Sam Deutsch,
Henry Kaufman, Arthur Gold
baum, DR.. M. M. Halpern, DR.. A.
Lieberman, Morris Shanhouse.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-09-07
Senate Votes
Financial Aid

Washington (JTA)-The Senate
voted to restore $37, 100000 of the
amount cut by the Senate Armed
Forces and Foreign Relations
Committees from the funds in the
Mutual Security Bill which are
earmarked for the Near East. If
the Senate-H House conference on
the bill does not alter the section
on the Near East, Israel should
receive a total of approximately
$68, 900, 900 in economic aid, in adj
dition to approximately $20,000,-
900 in military assistance.
Sen. Douglas said Israel could
be counted on as a state more
loyal to the West than its neigh
bors in the Near East. Sen. Taft
was asked if Israel will ever be-
come self-supporting.' He replied:
'It seems to me that the obstacles
they have to overcome are smaller
than those they have overcome"
He said Israeps accomplishments
have been Extraordinary" The
Senator pointed out that 100000
people live in New York City,
which, he said, has no natural re-
sources, and commented that Is
rael should be able to support a
population of 100000.
Also brought out was that the
Israel army could be of inestim-
able help in time of strife because
of the strategic location of Israel
in the Middle East.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-09-07
SiIver-Myerson Debate HighIights
World Zionist Congress Session

Jerusalem (JTA) = Basic con-
flicts within the Zionist move
ment were highlighted at the
World Zionist Congress in a dra-
matte debate between DR.. Abba
Hillel Silver and Israel's Labor
Minister, Mrs. Coda Myerson. DR..
Silver voiced strong criticism of
the Israel Government and the
manner in which it handles it's
relations with the Zionist move
ment, but concluded with an ap-
peal for unity.
Declaring that the Israel Gov
eminent would have to face
mounting criticism, DR.. Silver
said: Friends of Israel will be
more critical and I counsel you to
take it in good grace. Do not re-
sent it. This criticism will be due
to the fact that they hope Israel is
to be great in moral excellence
and in every other respect and
when they see party strife, dan
gerous schismatic education and
gross irregularities in the Con-
gress elections, they feel let down.
''You, on the other hand, have
the right to speak to us for our
failure in halutziot because we
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-09-07
Suez Order
PIeaseS Israel

TEL AVN (JTA) - The UN
Security Council resolution call
ing upon Egypt to lift the block
ade of Israel traffic at the Suez
Canal will strengthen peace and
stability as well as free trade in
the Near East, an Israel Govern
ment spokesman declared. The
resolution will strengthen the Is
rael-Egyptian armistice agre e.
ment despite Arab attempts to
disregard it.
A report from Alexandria said
that Egypt has decided on a firm
rejection of the Security Coun-
ellis order. 'It would not be in
the interests of the big powers to
create trouble in this part of the
world, because they would be the
losers first and last" Foreign Min
lister Salah ed-Dm said Israel first
should comply with months-old
UN resolutions on repatriation of
and compensation for Arab refu-
gees and Observation-Disclosures of
Jerusalem. Only then, he said,
will Egypt lift the blockade.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-09-07

have failed" DR.. Silver continued.
"You may criticize our impa-
tience. Both sides, you and we,
should welcome frankness. Let us
work as one people and we shall
be invincible in the face of diff
ficulties."
In a Scathing counterattack,
Mrs. Myerson demanded to know
what Zionist leaders in America
had done to refute the libels that
the Israel Government was pre-
venting private capital and for
eign investors from participating
in Israels upbuilding. She asked
whether some of these same lead
ers had not helped fan "the fires
of allegation"
The Israelis, she insisted, are al
ways ready to listen to advice, al
though, UNDERSTANDABLE, they are
not always willing to accept it.
Claiming that in 1889 DR.. Silver
opposed illegal immigration to
Palestine and a straining of rela-
tons with Britain over its White
Paper restricting Jewish emigra-
ton to Palestine, she said: eff he
was wrong once, he may be wrong
again"
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-09-07
Turkey Seen As
Truce Mediator

LONDON (JTA) Turkey
made a bid for the role of medi-
atOr between Israel and the Arab
states. The Ankara radio said
that through her relations with
Israel and the Arab states and
her politically strategic location,
Turkey is ideal for the job.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-09-07
News In Brief

Ban against membership OF
Jews in the Transvaal section OF
the Nationalist Party, South Afrl-
ca, will be lifted with its merger
with the Africans Party so that
all sections of the white popula-
ton may join. f. Special rights
in relation to taxes and profits
were granted SIG enterprises In
Israel between April and June
repre- enting $2O7,O00,0O0, of
which half was invested by for
eign Jews and half by Israells. -.
Rabbi David Tabak, last survlv-
ing rabbi of Czernowitz, once the
largest Jewish community in Bu-
kovina, died in Romania recently.
s.. Omer, the only Israel Hebrew
daily printed with vowel signs,
within a month after publication
Jumped to fourth place. 1t is
intended for new immigrants to
help them learn Hebrew. :. Bess
Myerson, former Miss America, is
touring Israel in behalf of the
bond drive.
A new ultra-nationalist organi-
cation proclaiming Britain for
the British" and calling for with
drawal of civil and political rights
from Jews, made its appearance:
Baltimore creates a commits
sion on human relations to lessen
inter-group tensions. :. Gen. Sir
Brian Robertson, English Middle
East commander, praised the Is
rael army and is persuading the
Foreign Office to adopt more
friendly attitude. Truman
Forest, project of the American
Mizrachi Women in honor of the
President, was formally dedicat-
ed. Expanded program OF ac-
tivity will be planned at the Ma
tional Economic Conference for
Israel to be held in Washington
this month, to stimulate the Israel
bond drive thruout the U. S.
There are reports that there were
anti-semitic overtones at the race
riots in Cicero. ADJ denies this.
In the debate on the remilitari-
cation of Germany, Rep. John
Rankin said "only a communist
would oppose it. The result was
378 to 0 in favor of the measure.
Rep. Javits was the only congress
man who refused to vote for it,
answering present" w h en- lis
name was called. American
wish organizations, onc e
staunch opponents of fascist die
tatorship in Spain, were meek
when U. S. decided to ally itself
with Spain, columnist Estelle
Brand writes, for fear OF being
accused of aiding communism. :.
Palestine Economic Corp. is finan-
cling a $3,5OO,0OO paper mill in
Israel, the first of its kind, near
Tel Aviv which will cut imports
$1,000,000 a year. Congress
man Yorty, Calf, ask d tn e
House Un-American Activities
Committee to investigate the anti
semitic propaganda put out by
Robert Williams, in California.
Municipal Council of Tel Aviv
has established pm. curfew
for children under fourteen. :.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-09-07
zi0niStS State Aims and
Relationship With Israel

JERUSALEM OTA-The 2Srd World Zionist Congress- con-
days deliberations adjourned after pOclaimng
statement e ZiOnm and blueprntng the move
ment's relationship with the Jewish state
The Congress not expected proclaim
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Observation-Disclosures

BINOCULARS-Hensoldt 1Ox5o. with
case: guaranteed; now $50 TEND
LER'S PAWNBROKERS SALES CO.,
Est, 1911, 913 D st. NV, RE. 3522.
quantity PENNsYLvANfA BUILD.
ING SUPPLY AID. 1900
BRiCKS--face and common, ] or q
million: ALASKA COAL AND BRICH
Evening star., 1951-05-25
BUILDING MATERIALS

CABINETS. kit. go, youngstown base;
one, S23; two. S35 ca; wall cabi-
nets, SIS ca. JE. 3-7425. -27
CALCULATOR, Monroe. electric;
$9S.5o; UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
CAIERAs.Argeus cL. coated IS
lens, with case; like new; special
price, $50 80. Camera, Contax. with
Sonnar IL lens, with case; guaran-
teed; 81 10. Camera. Leica &C, new,
with summitar. coated F.2 lens,
cial price; S249. Camera, Retina I
with 30 lens; nice condition: guar
anteed: now. S2950 Camera. Med
alist I. coated Ektar 3.5 lens, syn
rart. naronised s5,a shutter. with case; like
2S1@ TTfl1DIisR TENpIERs ? PAWNBRoRRERs 4v EfS RE!ss
SALES co, Est, 1911. 9I8 b St.
CAMERA - Asia Isolette; Compur
Rap. f:4,5; almost new; $40. Phil
atelistS magnifying glass; battery
1R Eper,i ,s5 Swedish make new; so.
CASH REGISTER. 4 total. National,
runnins ana fiash-up tape; excel
cond.; pvt owner. AL. 4S43. -@T
CHAIR. spool. over 100 yrs. old;
cost covered d in needl!epoint;I English
caAIsE ~ LOUNGE, red upholstery.
Eo9dsn hand earTed: .Red'sa each IfiETGlsaa fisGrs
Slnerent character: l1laid box and
board; never used; $50
nation chess. checker. ,dominoe. .rou-
:ette; card. dice. playing chips;
handsome box: never used; $50 Cali
eve mines. AL. 2S5S. 25'
CL0THING-Mens suits ano top
shades, colors, styles and sizes in
ssrsan Dcts 6xE sI9thsnF pA%S RSaH.
BROKERS EXCHANGE 71oo q st st.
ne Open to 7:30 ON
DANCING LESSONS with Arthur
Murray studios available to any one
interested in learning to dance.
FoE further information call CH.
EQUIPMENT. supplies;
G1aSal1sgsS 1N,a,3 s% free. dBARSENNER's PHOTO
DEL STORE. 1888 Penna. ave. NV.
DEHuMIDIEIERS IS Sale on leading
oRl oakez. 47sd' BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO.
at outstanding bargains.
from European estate, hand made
mountings; 80 diamonds plus 40
carat center diamond, $225; dia-
mond weishing ] carat, very f1ns
ffolor and cutting, $375; diamond.
- SeAA az. NCLS lAIlc COiUE anu cutting
$40; wristwatch with 80 fne dia.
monds, guar, 17-tewel movement.
S275. All prices include Federal tax.
See Mr: Oppenheimer, 917 F st. NV.
DIAMoNDs-Lady's sol. \ Ct, s12b;
!ady,,s Ct, 5000; mans Ct, $500;
lady's plat. SOL. Q ct, $500; iady's
sol perfect. 8 ct. 81 $50; Iady's sol,
perfect. 6 CT, $4,000 All prices in
clude mountingS. Trades accepted.
LIVINGSTON & CO.. 1923 n st. NV.
,fNING RIM. FuRN.. walnut: 3" good
TP6 S9nd,: 3o93 9r3easonable for quick sale.
oIN1NG ROOM SUITE. o pes. maF2og.
any oval table; sacrifice. s175. Call
DINING suITE-7-pc modern val
nut and domestic Oriental rug; un-
usual Cpport'lnitv for real W. 're.
HU. 5000, Ext. 645. go
DIN. RM. SUITE, pc, 2-toned
walnut; 9x12 rug: both good cond.
Phone JE 3-aS57. -"7
DINING ROOM SUITE. 10 pieces, wal.
ng!i nato excellent condition; s135. sH.
,INING SET, a-pc.. sos. typewriter
desk, $50; Chinese coffee table. 6
DINING TABLE. walnut. carved legs,
excel cond., 43X62, two 17-in. leaves,
Best offer. KI. S-44s1. 81
DINING ROOM SUITE
Walnut; s-piece; 500. CHI, 4o53.
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CAMERA REPAIR

Movie equip. (foreign or domestic)
BRFNNER, 933 Penna. ave. NV.
CARPENTRY-Recr rooms to
attic; porches repaired and picket
fences. Call evenings. z till o. CO.
1900. -25
CARPENTRY, cabinet work, remodel
ing and repairs; general contract
ing. 81. 64SS. 30s
CARPENTRY. no lob too small. BY
hour or contract. ME. 1868. Ewes,
81. 5000. -27
repairing and remodel
ing. No job too small. Call GE.
643S -25
OF ALL KINDS, on con.
tract basis MIR LAWRENCE RA
9703
CEMENT WALKS. walls, drives, floors.
Waterproo6ng; large. small; white
mech. JACK .SPARKES, HO. S439.
DRAIN Pipes eiectrlcaliy
razor-kleened or no charge ROTO.
ROOTER phone RA 1888 any day
any night
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BEDROOM.

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 20e TO 500 ON NEW SAMPLE
CLOSEOUTS LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS: Three-piece maple set,
was $1,000, now $3.50; 3-piece
modern walnut set, was S179 80.
now S112.50; 3-piece genuine ma
hogany set made finest way. was
S259. so, now S159.50; 3-piece solid
mahogany set, best construction, was
S412, now .S249.50; fine pair of
maple bunk beds and 2 springs, was
$99.50, now S67 so: fine mahogany
or maple beds, all sizes, were 1880,
now $3.50: fine tuftless $50 so
mattress, now $3.50, in all sizes.
Many more bargains too numerous to
mention
OPEN THURSDAY TILL o PM.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
Evening star., 1951-05-25

CONTRACTORS
Cement work and brick; fiagstone
Phone WI. 5496. 20"
INSTALLATION - Re-
pairs. short circuits; small Jobs done
immed. Call RA. 1922, any time.
ELECTRICAL PARTS. for radios,
record players, washing machines.
etc. Selling out. Sacrifice. AP.
1859; Sun. and eyes,. TW. 06e7.
FENCE - Galvanized chain link, all
posts IN concrete: immediate erec-
ton" Get the best for. less; 80
months to pay. Phone HO. 6SS3:
evenings and Sunday. NO. ,552S.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs, elec.
trio. Reconditioned. Guaranteed.
$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
AIR CoMPREssoR, 4 cyl. Pressure
Queen; q hip. 2 guns, Al cond.;
AIR COMPRESSOR, 2-cylinder. l hip,
garage type; also 2 portables with
spray guns. $50. LO. 5-0006. -27
AIR CONDITIONER, used. Worthing-
ton; 3-ton package unit; water
cooled; $500. RA. 1921. -26
AIR -COND1TIONERS - Two A-ton
consoles. Used. EN-. 1926 after
AIR-CONDITIoNING UNIT. Roll-aire
water-cooled, Ieather-covered, "a h.p.
air-cono. unit. One season old.
GoH Gost ne new. $3.50 $3.50 viii sell for sl75.
AIR cJNDIif1itosEKs. 81 new ana re.
conditioned; sold rented. exchanged
seryiced; fully guaranteed. OR
1859 BISHOP EQUIPMENT co.
AIR CONDITIONING UNIT = 3-ton
Yorkaire, Model $50. Phone Mr..
Boone, WASHINGTON .REFRIGER-
ALTON co, LA. 6-5l00. -25
AIR CONDITIONERS, new 1851
models in factory. sealed crates. II
you have cash see US last. PARA
MOUNT co. 215O Georgia ave
AIR CONDITIONERS - Sales and
MASTER APPLIANCE CO. : 244s
18th ST. NV, HUI 1862 Al
Evening star., 1951-05-25
HELP DOMESTIC tcons.)

NURSE, white. for young children,
in docto' S family; experienced; live
M IN; pleasant upstairs room. WO.
WOMAN. g.h.w,; some cooking; live
IN; fond Of children Monday
:, through Friday, Lo, 5-1744. -?7
WOMAN. vic. OF Hyattsville,
for g,h.w., laundry for 3 adults,
companion to lady; ST.. 5-day wk.
Call after G. AP. 2115 -25
GENERAL HOUSEWORK - Mother
helper. live-in; fond of children;
SlS per wk. RA 4017. -26
WOMAN. daytime child care
and light duties for working mother;
Falls Church area. JE. 3-766S. -27
RM. and bath upstairs.
IN better, cloSe-in town house sec
ton, for g.h.w. and good cook; excel.
opportunity for right person with
good refs; S25 wk DU. 32l1.
ExPERT-FxPERIENCED
Cook and housekeeper with recent
local references and health card
Tor young couple in apt. Personal
Laundry; 5-day wk; ] through din
ner; $50 per wk: must be neat,
pleasant and reliable. Call OR.
S765,