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O11IEIGIAO
Only the best types! Movie outfits!
Pay top prices. Open Sat from 9
am. to 6 pm. BRENNER PHOTO
CO.. 933 Penna. ave. NV. RE. 2434
PHOTO ENLARGER AND VACUUM
CLEANER. BOX 36S-M, STAR.
dining room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage,
ia. 1887; after pm, GE. 1916.
s.
BOOKS bought. all kinds. any guam
tity and removed at our expense.
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1868 Pa.
ave NV ST. 669S.
JEWELRY OF any descrip-
ton, old gold and silver. Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Furniture, bric- -brac. china. glass
ware oriental art objects, iewelry.
rugs silverware. paintings, por.
traits: highest cash prices paid Call
MURRAY ia 3333
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TYPTST
TYPIST

1ntelligent young lady. willing to as
sumo responsibility do ediphone
work for head of national organiza-
ton Call Ma 35U1. II
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FLAGSTONE WORK


O1b4N1 L O1tG
Repairing, refinishing; vets. GILBERT
PEAKE, ia. 400. d
IMPROVEMENTS
Remodeling and repairs of all kinds.
Exterior and interior from tounda-
tions to roof Call MR.. BLUMBERG.
10. 2-9776 or Ex, 400. II
PAINTING-Reason prices; quail
ity workmanship and msteriais;
guaranteed; do own work. 81. 1856.
PAINTING-AptS. and homes. color
fully decorated in rubber base or
s5 fana5js oil paints SIiss neat s3S 10 at 5sa
PAINTING an: and pal oapegins, Sausage rsfi
MI LAWRENCE RA 97Q3
PAINTING AND DECORATINGi work
guaranteed. Call RE. s4s4. Mr.,
pATNTfNG. ARsITNG FLOOR SANDING oSsl-
ity work, sensible prices. 10. 3-90Ss
PAPERHANGING. painting and plas-
only. GE' 1855 GE, 1905 5
PAINTER and outside paint
mates. ma WADE, Me- Il sSa5. /:
fRaN Reasons6Ie. Z rn6i II au. 5S 5Ss6, 'NH So 3.
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work; estimates free. Call MR.
BECKETT. MI. 0930, Du 4053.
PAPERING AND PAINTING by St
class white mechanic. Can MR.
PHPfRiNG iSfhRH = AND PAINTING - Reas
work guar Tax PIX; Sill. spr Gail
PAPERISG. 5-rm.. 2-story hall house.
low IS SS5; W. mechanic; own work.
RALPH. ME. s14S; aft 5. TU. 02l6
PAPER HANGING. 81 up per room
guaranteed GE 1888 GE. 2461
PLASTERING a speciality: large and
small Jobs: new and old work: white
mechanics work guar. NO. 2723.
PLASTERING-Patch work and new
work. Free estimates. Call any
phTMBrNG tlnsi NG aND sis6"fi hiEArrNG-No S lob
too small; 24-hr. service: reaS.
prices; registered in D. C. and Md.
UN 1859. IS
REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED. also
washers: guaranteed service.
Days UN 1912: ewes, UN S575.
REMoDELING and cabinet work, ce-
ment work, painting and decorating
Ii. 6-707a, R A. COCHRAN. Ia
REPAIR SERVICE. remodeling, and
cabinet work: cement work. painting
and decorating. Ii. 6-7072. R, A
ROOFiNG-All types; new work and
repairs; cutters, spouts: carpentry
THOMAS. HU. 1872.
ROOF REPAIRING, roof painting
cutters and spouts. Call Ii. 6-3o64.
Is
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CAMERAS

SILVERWARE. ANY CONDITION
china, glassware and bric-a.
brac D. Milestone. North 0300
HOUSE OF GIFTS l43R Wis ave
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
ANTTOIJES WANTED

China furniture sllverware iewelry
and Chinese art objects Any guam
tity Call LOUIS SEGAL CH 1898:
ewes EN- 6766
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HELP DOMESTIC

BUTLER. houseman. white. liv. in
suburban estate, excellent salary.
Call HO. 44S0, between = and u.
for interview. 4
CHILD'S NURSE
White. live in; , children. 3 mos
and yrs; exper. and refs. req. WI.
1865. tt
COOK, white. male> preferred. live
in Suburban estate, excellent sal
ary; Call Ho. 44s0, between : and
C00K-G.HW.. live in or out; city
refs. and exper. necessary. $50 wk.
WI, 1865. -6
COOK. G.H.W., noon tin after 6p.m
dinner: , chill; no sun: S23: 440l
Davenport st. NV, EN- T124. IS
G.HW., live in; good cook, expert
enced and found of children: perma-
nent position. settled psrson only:
excellent references Call Wo. ll5T
days; dependable; ref; $50. SH.
G.HW.. good plain cook; live in,
upstairs room; local references. EN-.
G,H,W. COOK. no laundry: live in;
References. Of. 20S9. -
G.H.W. IN APT.-Clean. dependable
settled person. iona OIL cnlluIeH'
good cleaner and laundreSs: plain
cooking; , days wk.; Q 'til after
dinner; S25; recent city refs. REQ.
Call TU. 30lS.
G.H.W., live in: plain cooking, fond
Of children; experienced; S"5 wk,
INV. M we white. for mos, for man
and young boy; NV. sec: refs;
required. Box @36-L, Star 3
GIRL, to take care of = children.
days. Call MI. 1919. 3
HIGH SCHOOL or college girl as
mothers helper, mostly care Of 2;
yr.-old. after school weekdays and
all day Saturday; SOC hr.. or room
and board plus small salary. Cali
HoUsEKEEPER. general house work,
plain cooking for. couple with =
mos .-old baby; live out. 5-day
Stay over occasionally, other help.
Do not apply unless. experienced,
neat, dependable, fond OF children
and have recent local references and
health certificate. DU. 307l be-
tween L. and . pm.
HOUSEKEEPER. exp, white. single,
under As. live in; SO rms; maids
$3.50 mo. Ho. 6120. 3
HOUSEMAN- CHAUFFEUR
$40 per wk., in or out; exper.; refs;
rem WO S152 after 4 d m -S
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General office. desirable and perma-
.nent position with local firm estab-
liShed 20 years. Air conditioned ONCE.
co-workers of highest type: many
attractive features SaIary conlmen-
surate with ability VIII train be-
Einner II typing speed averages 45l
to 80 w.p.m. For personal interview.
hours. =
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
PLASTER BOARD

PIPE galvanized black cast iron, cut
81. Nv. NO 7S0a WA 55O1.
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Stenog. .-ReceptioniSt
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR,
{ Telephone Locators

manent. Apply REGAL, I'll 7th st.
NV. =
TELETYPIsT-PRINTER OPERATOR,
perm. % la-hr.. 5-day wk. Phone
Ma '!45I. -
TYPIST, billing and general office
work. 40-hr., 5-day wk. Apply in
person, RKO-RADIO PICTURES
a32 New Jersey ave. NV. -3
TfPIST. colored. eXper. preferred but
not essential; must be rapid. Excel
opportunity. steady position. Apply
HOLLYWOOD, 703 9TH ST. NV. 4
TYPIST. for C.PA Office simple
bookkeeping experience helpful but
not essential Apply in own hand
writing HAROLD j, BOBBYS.
Cafritz Bldg. Washington. d
IYPIST FOR INTERESTING work in
auditing department. Accuracy more
important than speed. i0-hr, D
day week, excellent company bene-
fits; Cal or see Miss Joness:
st. ne. rear of Bladensburg I'd
Hot Ehopne La R-AAon- e
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.TYPIST

Bet. ages 1890; 5-day, 37-hr. wk.;
vacation with pay: good chance for
advancement. Apply INDEMNITY
INSURANCE CO., $50 Woodward
Blds.. 10th and H sts. NV. 10
TYPIST- CLERK, in insurance claims
dept Permanent position. oppor-
tunity for advancement Apply
MRS. REFS, $40 Woodward Bldg =,
Dl I1An S
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which is quite an honor j. OrRn
(Hot Lips and wife, Elizabeth
"a former school teacher) flew
to Sweden where Ingrid Berg
mans daughters arrival made
news last week Page will do
performances thru August /.
We meant to tell you a very
funny a very funny story, but
it slipped our mind several
weeks ago we called many top
celebrities here in N. Y. to con
tribute a personal item for a
street fair to benefit poor chill /.
dren going to camp The
idea was sponsored by our long
time friend, Father Shelton Hale
Bishop Of st. Philips Churcn /.
AS a member of the committee,
we called Muriel Rain, who sent
over a beautiful rhinestone tiara
which she has used in many cen
certs; Mrs. Andy Kirk, who sent
us an unusual baton belonging
to her husband. Marcella More
land, talented actress daughter
of Mantan and Hazel Moreland
who came over to help out with
the kids; Muriel Smith, who sent
a scarf and so on Then we
called Willie Bryant : who said
he'd have to send out to his
Long Island house for something
and to send a messenger to pick
it up the day of the fair .
When his gift arrived, we were
surprised to find it a very cost
| ly looking shirt The commit.
tee decided to save the shirt for
a second celebrity auction, for
the celebrities had been so gen.
erouS The next night, we
tuned in on Willie's disc jockey
program and heard him moaning
to partner Ray Carroll that when
the messenger came up TO the
Theresa Hotel for the shirt, he
The guardian., 1951-08-18
Seem
Stars
with DOLORES CALVIN

NEW YORK - We had missed
MURIEL RAHNS opening at
the Appollo Theatre with Ro-
chester the week Of July 13, for
we were suffering Pittsburg heat
at the time :. But caught the
show in Philadelphia at the
Earle Theatre where we are hap
py to report the operate song
bird went over beautifully Z.
Muriel who has a star spot, was
wearing a picturesque white
tulle gown with the famous
flower at the side of her face :. +. j..
We were surprised how we'll
jive, jazz and bop audience ac-
cepted this opera star who has
done great theatre everywhere
she's performed But the
results were both successful and
amazing Singing Summer
time" and Indian Love Call" :
she showed big voice and per-
sonality which doomed out at
you =. Her BE My Love" was
most refreshing Bill Graham
all smiles over his new radio
show debuting this week Phil
Crash Gordon on the famous
1880 club WOW Granham's
first show, Ralph Cooper pro-
gram, is rated fourth in line of
all disc jockeys after midnight :
The guardian., 1951-08-18

and daughter Mildred, are visit
ing the home folks. Now living
in Texas, Mrs. Henderson is the
wife of ex-Navy veteran Charles
Henderson, former M. H. S. ath-
lete, and now a director of boys
work at a Dallas Y. M c. A.,
down in the Lone Star State.
Speaking of sports, we hope to
have a lot of news on local tennis
during the next few weeks. The
four representatives of Center
Troop %, made a fine impression
at the Fellsland Boy Scout Camp
session this year. The boys were
Johnny Johnson, Al Hayes, Cecil
Isaacs, and Al Kountze. They
won camp elections, merit badges
and were acclaimed the best mu-
Sical entertainers in the whole
Scout camp. Mr.. AL Hayes, Sr.r
provided the boys transportation
to and from the camp. Scouting
helps all boys and more should
join and share the fun. Little Joe
Emmons is home from a vacation
stay in Baltimore, and Miss Syl-
via Houston of Boston is visiting
relatives here.
Sadness struck the community
last week with the sudden pass
ing of Mr.. John Eaton, who hao
lived here with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brent since
he was a baby. Born in Hender-
son, N. c., John was married two
years ago and was living in Bos-
ton at the time he was stricken
Only 81 years old, John faced
the final stages of an incurable
blood affection with cheerful
courage. Services were held this
past Monday at the J. B. johnson
undertaken chapel in Boston, Be-
sides his wife, he leaves many
other relatives and friends.
The guardian., 1951-08-18

Maiden Hospital. She received
Holy Communion Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Smith Of
Roanoke, Va, vacationing here,
left this past Friday for home.
Their two lovely children are
remaining UP here to spend a
week in the Baptist camp at
Wrentham. Mr.. and Mrs, Chico
/ A. Hynson and children have
been mentioning in Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey and New
York. The pastor and his wife
returned to the parish from
Washington, D. c., Ohio and
Pennsylvania. Mrs. Lucretia
MacAllister returned home Sat-
urday a week ago from an oper-
alton at the Maiden Hospital.
Presently she is doing nicely.
Mrs. Dorothy Goodrum's grand
mother in Woburn died Sunday.
The funeral was held at 2:30
PM, Monday, at the st. John
Baptist Church in Wohurn. For
mer pastor w. L. Clayton of
Baltimore and his family have
been visiting their relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius A. Carter
and family gave a gift and
flowers in loving memory Of
Norman w. Carter for the up
keep of the organ.
/ Rev. Lawson last Sunday gave
an excellent sermon on the SUBJ
ject, Getting Even" The soloist
for the morning service was Mr..
Ralph Hensey, accompanied by
Mrs. Florence Hornsby. Among
the sick: Mrs. Johnson. Mrs.
Emma Day, Mr.. John Clark, hus-
band of Mrs. Marie Clark, is in
the Naval Hospital in Chelsea.
The church extends their SYM
pathy to rs. Grace Washington,
on the loss Of her brother, this
past week. All campers left
Sunday from Ebenezer House
for the camp in Wrentham.
Among the visitors: Doris Dray-
ton, Second Baptist Church, Ann
Arbor, Mich; Miss Mazzie
Hodges, St. Johns A. M. E.
Church, Norfolk, Va; Magralene
Russell, Zion Baptist Church,
Everett; Mrs. Pleasant, Beth PEN
tecost, Lynn; Katherine Taylor.
Zion Baptist Church, Everett;
Earline Thomas, Milne Baptist
Church, Troy, Ala; and Sa-
mantha R. Griffin, St. Luke
A. NJ E., Birmingham, Ala.
The guardian., 1951-08-18
WEST MEDFORD

Medford public schools will
open Thursday, September 8,
just about three weeks from now.
Not too much time to shop for
school items. The Dugger Park
T ennis Club under Cleedie
Rhone, will enter local players
in their first major tourney next
month, the annual New England
Closed Tournament, around La
Dor Day.
Run For Office
Political candidates are setting
records everywhere. In Medford,
at least As people have taken
out papers for the City Council,
and 29 have filed for the Med
ford School Committee. Many of
these candidates have no special
talents for the job and many
have not resided in this city or
State as long as local eolored
families. Nevertheless, we failed
to notice a single colored candi-
date up for coming elections.
And voters in Boston, Cambridge
and Maiden who have elected
colored Americans, continually
ask this reporter why Medford-
ties of color do not run for Office
And if SO, could they win? The
answer is, given time and proper
organization, we could elect a
candidate from this district on
an inter-racial vote. AS in NAL
den and elsewhere, the candidate
would be a person appealing to
and willing to serve all groups.
A non-partisan club would dis
play the candidates. Under this
arrangement Eddie Dugger, the
widely celebrated Tufts track
captain and worlds record hurd-
Ter who was honored by the City
Of Medford, could have drawn a
large vote for Alderman had he
been sponsored for Office. At
that time Eddie practically had
the key to the City. The first
major bid for office was made by
Mr.. Columbus Ethelridge, No
vember, I947, and he drew a
surprising large vote for Alder
man, while at the age of 72 years.
He started the ball rolling The
1949 Plan E elections had two
colored candidates, Randolph E.
Walker, local businessman, and
Capt. Bill Phillips. There was no
local civic organization to sup
port them. We need such an
organization to hold open park
and center rallies for candidates.
The coming local, State and Ma
tional Elections calls for such
move at once. Next week we
will present some more humble
views on this subject.
There are probably more visit
ors and house guests in Medford
at this time than in good many
years. Why not send us the
news? Mrs. Thomas of Win
chester was the weekend guest
of Mrs. Florence Lovelace. The
Richard Browns Of "a Arlington
st. are entertaining guests from
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, til
tennis veterans home town. Mrs.
Edna Wright and daughter Rose
mary of New York are house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Kountze. Mrs. Wright is the wife
Of Sgt. Bill Wright, stationed at
Camp Edwards with a New York
outfit. Mrs. Mary Henderson
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Maiden
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Earl w. LatvSon, Pastor

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Earl w. LatUSon, Pastor
Communion Sunday, August 4:
Rev. James L. Jackson delivered
the m essage for the morning
service to a very large audience.
Mrs. Alberta Valentine was the
soloist. Rev. w. L. Clayton and
Rev. John Custis officiated dur
ing Communion.
Among the visitors: Rev. John
Gusts, Philadelphia; Mrs. Irvine
G. Watt, New Rochelle, N. ";
Rev. Willard L. Clayton and
family; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Wyatt, Goodwill Baptist Church,
Washington, D. c.; j. Nathaniel
Saunders, Washington, D. c.;
Mrs. z. G. Webber, Arlington
Heights Baptist Church, Airing
ton; Anna Bell Mayo, Mt. Pizgah
Church, Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs
Irene Casey, st. Phil Episco-
pal Church, New York City;
Miss Ada Bonds, Church of All
Nations, Boston; Ruth Valentine,
Convent Avenue Baptist Church,
New York City.
The wedding cerem ony of
Deacoy, William, Kanpev and Mrs
Minnie Bonds was performed by
Rev. E. w. Lawson, Sunday,
Aug. 5, 1851, at 70 Highland ave-,
Everett. Many came to offer
gifts, we'll wishes and congratu-
lations.
Mrs. Emma Day is recovering
nicely from a recent operation at
The guardian., 1951-08-18

DR.. ]. E, Jeltz, his accompanist,
Howard Hubbard and several
members of his congregation.
Several Of the members con-
tributed solos, and grand spirit
ual time was enjoyed by all.
Rev Johnson promises another
special feature for next Sunday
night, and the growing attend
ance is repaying his effort.
The guardian., 1951-08-18

called out from the shower ~
the bellpoy took the wrong shirt.
take the shirt on the right but
Willie said the one he took vas
a Christmas gift from friend
and he had hardly worn it
Jokingly, Ray said, II anyone had
bought the shirt at the fair to
call Willie and make a deal
We called Willie Your shirt
is safe, we told him and he
was tickled pink!
The guardian., 1951-08-18
CAMBRIDGE

ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH
ReU. B. A. GGllotUay, D. D. Pastor
Last Sunday morning the pas
tor delivered still another inspir-
ing discourse on the theme Of
everything working together for
good and the congregation en-
ioyed the oratorical treat. The
Senior Choir was again the mu-
sical support of the service. At
night, Rev. Alvin Johnson had
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All the copy for insertion in a
current issue must be received
at GUARDIAN Office, 977 Ire
mont Street, Boston, 20, not later
than Wednesday noon; earlier
would be better.
Per M. Trotter Steward,
Editor
The guardian., 1951-08-18
WESTERN AVE. BAPTIST
Rev. James E. Ford, Pastor
SERVICES:

The Church was we'll filled last
Sunday to hear the pastor preach
his last sermon before going on
his vacation. His subject was,
"The Desert VIII Blossom Like a
Rose" and from that subject the
pastor drew many helpful les-
sons. No matter how dark the
way may look there is always a
purpose in it. Many visitors
were welcomed. AT the evening
service also there were many
out to hear another fine sermon
by the pastor.
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FORNlIURE-Special clearance sale
po roord bedroom: room living room, dining
Hollywood units, mattresses ~
nettes and household misc,
bOIH OPEN NIGHTLY UNTu, g
lawson FURNITURE CO, 1434
rennSylvania ave. Sc, Ii. 4-o5ss
wsFenouse, VIZ rear 4107 Minnesota
Evening star., 1951-03-09

tSince 1912
627 r st. NV. Sterling CLOG
(opp. Hechts on F. Open Saturdays
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MAID -G.H.W... live in; local refer
able, fond of children need annlv
aave iaundress. EN-. 9129. ii
N9kSEMAID. to live in, care for 2
etnie etniiidren. ages ga and /; do up.
sads; dav one Th,,nasa, other servant employed;
Sunday. UpstairS Srm.: 81 Wcek tnfi
y References. Call NO. 2757. 10
NoksEMAiD. colored: excellent sal
1 Say care Tor children, Az and ~
yyeassrFS' i've IN; ample time off. OR
WOMAN. white, care for 4-yr-olc
boy. live-in; small wages, rm', boa I'd
-, 9 IN family. LO. 5-2O224 III III
WOMAN, colored. from Falls Church
FA Flea 51aa 19T cleaning on Fri. Phon,
"oMAN, white. middle aged. nia to car,
TW 1ST apt n1,s and L child; live in. Cal
WOMAN; ,E.h.w. and care of 3-year.
Ai2xaN6RIlAiveMsas;idE 9lf xfahNS1S IlAive-sa; EN- ss7o io.s IA
Ssts fSSG S5aa eood esss salary s1es5 eai
SCHOOL GIRL. mothers he,ner. ra 9,v,
w Wo. Aiter hhsG school and "a day Sat
NJ NE2xSRsRsY E2SsR vA.-Man for s.rden. w1t
.refs; required. KE. 3-525g. III
AkLINGTON-Maid, live in. genera
nousewk.., fond Of children; refs
Hs9i TsSi; good ss@dn salary; ow. $3.50. IL
naaE AVE GOOD HOME for reliable set.
tied colored woman; care for
child. Room. board and small sal.
ary. HO. 1880; call after Z.
COLORED GIRL. clean bachelor ant
one night week. Write JOHN
kELL: I349 Euclid ST. NV.
COLOREp-SETTLE LADY tn car.
for 3-year-old child in colored fam.
lily; 5ls-day week: employed cou.
Pile; refer; board and salary. AT
1890 IN
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DRESS-Maternity. black crepe. ex-
cellent style, orig. S24.95. will sell
$40; like new. ia. 4-O94T. -
DRESSES AND COATS, new and
slightly worn. sizes IL. IA and 10;
best offer. Ia. 1926. Ill
DRUGSTORE FIXTURES, complete,
including soda fountain, registers
and show cases. Best offer. EN-.
DuPLiCATOR. stencil type. $3.50.
14th st NV
DUPLICATORS. sales. rentals. re-
pairs; hand and electric: terms.
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.. Ii
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
CAMERA REPAIR

CAMERA REPAIR
Mess BRENNERp sfaIp aad 0Tsign Pagn. or dopeStic
CARPENTER-Home repairs Of al
kinds. Work guaranteed. Call FA
5535 after 6; Sat. and Sun. ali
CARPENTER - Remodelins Of y At
fkinas; faWRENrN general eontraetine. dras Call MR.
hYp h9pr Or contract. ME. oo45; ewes.
CARPENTRY. cabinet work, remodel.
ing and repairs. general contract
cHkPESTTiRSS4 lds sTi S4ss: Custom built osbi- a.
nets: bookcases. recr. rms. etc,
Cali C. F. sT. DENIS, LU. 1882
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to contract
your job work guaranteed Sligo
CARPENTRY-Attics finished, recre-
alton rms. ,porches incl; stairways.
CORNER windows, residential or com
merclai: j: E: HENDRICKS. UN. 2491
CrME>I WURIA. stone walls. flag
stone terraces. walks. ch1mneys. FIRE.
EEetainm,nagp map,,yrdIIo walls. pipe drainages
Phone Rockville 35SS
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
RooTER. phone RA. $3.50 any day
DkivEWsAiY asAi rAv1NG. asphalt; low
work; Alaska Coal & BRICK CO.
MA. $685. or OF. 1900.
DRIVEWAYS RESURFACED or re.
paired. asphalt or macadam; also
crushed Stone' delivered and spread
ELECTRiCAL INsTALLAT1oNsURe
| immed. Call RA. 1929 any time. e
FENCE Galvanized chain INK. oil
posts In concrete: Immediate cree
months to pay Phone no. Sss3.
evenings and Sunday. NO. 5528.
FLOORS SANDED and finished. Ole
frors made like new; TAYLOR
FLOORS SANDED and finished: aual,
NJ MoRRls. sH' 2az7 a '
GARAGES custom built; porch inclo-
sures: recreation rooms and chain
link fences. Free estimates. 30 mos
to, t9 Pay payoood HERCULES FENCE 90.
GfN;ERaI ~; RlTSoHi HOME REPAIRS, heatine Ml
and roofing. WA. 311O. UN. 9159
GENERAL REPAIRs-New construc.
tion or remodeling;. roofing. siding
porches and recreation rms. Penn
HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.. 1927
Pa; ave. Sc. Ii. 4-34Oo or LU
55ss ..:I .fmsss;s ssss.t: or :, zo4Rs, a3
Washers :. and garbage dispesals
10. L. $500 $500 o. i Eu. ii.aoss. -il is
Evening star., 1951-03-09
APPLIANCES
Clearance of Floor Samples

and Demonstrators
RcA TV, 10" Screen. $3.50, now $3.50
DuMoNT Tv. 10" Screen, S535. now
S307 .46.
DIsHWAsHER, ;sa as Hotpoint, s41s.e5
DIsHWAsHER, General Electric. with
RANGE, Hotpoint 0l, slec., now apt. S.'siso SIZE
$ls9;a5. now S151 90.
Naaai sss4. IS. noW nSvs's sass'e1. 81 Luxe cleo
RANCE, aS Estate De Luxe, gas, S309.e5
RANGE: Es-g Estate + De Lug Luxe Automatic
RANGE, HOTPOINT Be Luxe, cleo.
$399 ;95. now. $299.96.
RANGE. caloric, gas. SsO8.75. now
REFRIoERAToR, servel, gas, e-cu..
pvYp f. de Ie. III luxe; rs. Ss99;5o: now s23s: so
RiFrHIaFnAT9s i as uxs asSDNint noW s3Ss oeS
REFRIGERAToR. Hotpoint, de luxe
SaHa.a5. now s31s. .s6. e'Aef
REFRIGERATOR. Hotpoint, 1O-cu.-
IT,, with separate freezer. S479.95,
SINK, SINK sYoSpgstown. ea pagssto 4s-in,. slss.s5,
W. WASHER, Universal. S159.95. now
WASHER, General Electric. automa tic
1929 95. now $263.96.
DRYER, BYE ss whirlpool sess's5, now
John G. Webster Co.
s27 r st. NV. sterling 61Oo
(opp. Heohts on F. Open Saturdays
Evening star., 1951-03-09
SITUATIONS MEN tcon..
TRANSLATOR AND INTERPRErOI

TRANSLATOR AND INTERPREToR
French, Spanish; ABB. degree; teach.
ing eHper; willing to train with an,
concern using these Languages. UN
1924 after 9 pm.
YOUNG MAN. college education, eighi
years experience. planning schoo
publlca tions, photographer, wishe.
position with future; will train
ANXIOUS to succeed. Write Bon
156-V. star. III
COLORED MAN wants Job as tractor
or trailer driver. local or long dis.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
SITUATIONS MEN

CLUB MANAGER. NAG; age ~; desires
Excellent ,past experience. Refer
ences Able to handle staff. COM
nltsSary and bar sales, etc. Present.
ly employed as yacht club man
LhSo5riYPnHe fSe5i neH SpTK oPKRSsToR s1a, PRINTER,
apprentice: some experiences: work
anywhere Box 4S2-S. Star. 11s
MAN, colored. wishes Job as tanitor,
gardener, porter, dish Washing.
an. to 3 p.n. II. 1854.