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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-19
Washington Pipeline

Senator O'Mahoney of Wyoming
complained over the phone to As
sistant Secretary of Defense Anna
Rosenberg that the defense de-
partment wasn't getting enough
credit for its painstaking work in
formulating the $50, 900 100000 de-
tense budget Congress soon
will pass resolution, sponsored by
Rep. Peter Rodino of New Jersey,
demanding that Czechoslovakia re-
lease another American prisoner,
John Hvasta.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-19

carry through year of about con-
flict would be available even though
the United States is cut off tenn
porarily from all foreign sources.
He also pointed out that steel
capacity will be up $4,000 tons
over the output before the Korean
war and there now is a 90 per cent
increase in primary aluminium
capacity, with proportionate in
creases in electric power.
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Scott's Report
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CONGRESSMAN Hugh Scott Of
~ Pennsylvania deserves medal
for high-jumping at conclusions.
With considerable fiourishes and
a great air of being in the know,
Scott announced that General
Eisenhower would accept the Re-
publican nomination.
However, here is an almost
verbatim account of Congressman
SCOTS talk with General Ike in
Paris, on which the Pennsylvania
Congressman based his earth
shaking prediction:
Scott asked Eisenhower if there
was any hope" of likes accepting
a COP draft nomination for the
White House.
Scott added: 81 know you're a
good Republican, General-isn't
that fact?"
Before Eisenhower could reply,
an aide, Brig. Gen. Charles T.
Lanham, who was present at the
meeting, broke in jokingly:
eve never heard the Cen
eral say anything to indicate
that he isn't a good Republi-
cam
This struck Eisenhower as
SO funny that he reared back
and let 60 with a belly laugh
that almost shook the window
panes.
Ike made no further comment,
but Congressman Scott took this
guffaw to mean that Ike not only
was good Republican-which no.
body denies-but would consent to
lead the party in the 1852 election.
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q: s: s:: Il: :: I: &: ;;; e.: .; Fl
MOTIF OF a1ea ys % the man t s ssSs
during
ESr during the month four significant things happened
Is ss Put e5 s s s se se States met
d Hpn e west wsf at
tbuton to the defense of free Europe
g Washington Italian United States discussed
lays ''0'''
% 1 fs o%s
ss % b sG s s uR sSe
Of peace a Kaesong: ''
half and half NOT u fo@ been
s wss ass
ss Sd s be s G to be fight they want
This stas 'es s 4R's ss or %
sess ne have o lot h bns be pdad t bn
to be war, let it be an-outwar.
ap9n I y e ess ss 5enss will
rates on newspapers magazines and some other types
some the two bills are similar they would raise rates
by s sE Atsh @ period and p
The
5 @ Ct % bill Is p5ss the
aos 4. 5 s ss his 5 s5s ss 5
states
PRESIDENT"
And while the making this
interested becoming candidate but the Republican
did
Would 1 1Sn
this defense battle
INCREAS-Th passed increasing
than 5O0000 employees
The bill reported
will
% g. 500 Increases o to 500
100000 annually;
$40 $780, 900 annually.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-19
Labor FIirts With Taft

Most important backstage move
In the works by small group at
the A. F. of L. convention in San
Francisco is to dump Truman and
patch up labor relations with the
chief author of the Taft-Hartley
Act, Sen. Robert Alphonso Taft.
This move is certain to be de-
MED, but here is the master-mind-
ing behind this strategy.
A group of Republicans inside
the A. F. of L. high command
went to San Francisco with the
idea of going back to the old Sam
Gompers policy of keeping labor
aloof from either political party.
Headed by Canny Bill Hutchinson,
head of the carpenters union, long
COP stalwart, the group includes
George Meany, influential secre-
tary of the A. F. of L.; and Dave
Beck, number two man in the
Transfers union.
The question of sticking with the
Democrats has come up at almost
every A. F. of L. meeting recent
ly. And majority in the past has
won out on the plea that labor
would get a black eye if it turned
on the political party which pulled
it out of the depression years
during FDR's day and battled the
Taft-Hartley Act during Truman's
day.
But now the following deal with
Taft is being discussed by one or
two in the A. F. of L. high COM
mara,
In return for dumping Harry
Truman, Taft would agree to
amend the Taft-Hartley Act.
In fact, he has already intro
duced a bill in the Senate to
help out the building trades
which has all the earmarks of
deal with COP Bill Hutche-
son Of the carpenters. The
Taft concession violates all of
Taft's previous moral prin-
ciples and repeats not only
part of the Taft-Hartley Act
but the Wagner Act. For it
not only would abolish cleo
tons in building trades unions
but would protect the union
from any unfair labor prac-
tees charge by another union.
In brief, this would permit an
employer to back an election with
a phony union which in no way
represented his men.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-19
Lewis Plots

Meanwhile, another labor move
outside the A. F. of L. is being
Matched by John L. Lewis and
Harry Bridges, head Of the west
coast ngshoremen, who was
kicked out of the CLIO after his
conviction for having lied about
being communist.
Bridges has sounded out the re-
tail clerks, the carpenters, and
other west coast labor men on
staging giant rally in Los Angeles
on October 8, the same day Pres
ident Truman is slated to attend
a 500 Democratic dinner in Los
Angeles. Chief Speaker at the
labor rally would be doughty John
L., long a bitter Truman enemy,
who, it is planned, would blast
both the President and auto work.
ers chief Walter Reuther.
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Orphan Turtles

All turtles are orphans at birth.
Mother turtle lays her eggs and
leaves them. Hungry newborn tur-
ties head Immediately for the near
est body of water, where a first
meal of insects and tadpoles awaits
them.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-19
Small Ratio

Finding needle in haystack is
the daily task of workers in the
South African diamond sorting
centers, according to the World
Book Encyclopedia. Of all the ore
that is dug from the mines, only
one part in thirty-five million is
diamond.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-10-19
That For You!

Planes of a us. air force in Ko-
rea strewed millions of large steel
roofing nails on roads behind COM
munist lines and flattened the tires
of enemy supply trucks.
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Bio U. S. Coal Reserve

The U. S. Department of In
terror estimates that the nations
reserves of recoverable coal total
one and one-fifth trillion tons
enough to build coal pile five
miles high and fifty miles in cir
conference.
Evening star., 1951-09-04

ANTIQUES WANTED
SILVERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry. china, glassware and bric-a-
brac. d. Milestone. North 0300.
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1888 Wis. ave.
BEDROOM, dining room, contents of
home; cash. We do moving. storage
ia. 2937; after pm. GE. 1916.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOXER 9Sie s5S RpPs. ps tayn E sdass ms5s and fs-
P0oDLE@glk; STANDARD, Y: old, f.
Axe reg reg, Low price, plus puppy
boxer puppy. pedi-
greed thoroughbred. with papers;
good home with large yard. Call
COCKER sPANIELs, superior breed
ing and disposition. Rare black and
tan beauties; 10 wks. old. For the
discriminating owner; $50 and $75.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. i've months
old. Fawns and brindles. Axe. from
service to approved bitches by
champion. ELPAW KENNELS, Alex.
Va. Duke street extended. 3 miles
out; adjacent Govt. warehouses. TIE.
SIAMEsE CAT, young male, neutered.
beautiful coloration, blue eyes. Rea-
sonable for good home. Good dis
position. WI. OPT. A
CHIHUAHUA PUPS-Little darlings:
all colors; show and pet type. Stud
service, (4) studs. AL. 5973. .
BOSTON TERRIER FEMALES go.
II week, old: Axe; reasonable
COLLIE PUPPY. beaut. champion
sired female;. IL wks. old; Axe;
sable and white. FA:;, 1892. -6,
GIxE-AWAY - Small kitten, male.
FRENCH POODLE, 3 mos; black
standard; Axe reg. KE. 3-65s6.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
APARTMENTS

New De Luxe Building
Near Capital, IS E st. n.w.-Unfurn.
1-bedroom apt. Available imme-
diately. EX. 1886.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
ROOMS EuRN.-Mp. 3 VA.

from the
maddening. city yet 10 minutes from
D. c.. Pentagon and Arl. Hall. daily
maid service; parking privileges
gentlemen only. GIL. 500. ,-6 ,
CHEVY CHASE. MD. l single, ]
double, unusually attractive and
comfortable, corner rooms in private
home for refined gentlemen. Nc
other roomers. OIL. 2216. a
ROOMS in private home of widow
with housekeeping. PRIVILEGES for
mother or married couple. Refer
ences. Appleton $685..
ALEXANDKIA--Twin bedrm. with
or two gentlemen; $50. OV. 1920.
LARGE FRONT ROOM with 2 expo
sures; newly decorated; refined en-
vironment; 8 min. to Key Bridge,
5 min. to Pentagon; gentlemen; $40
week JA 4-09S1. 10
Russell I'd. section
Sgle. rm. in pvt. home, $50 per mo.
XII. S-4034.
PVT. ROOM, semipvt. bath. Nr. PEN
tagon and airport. Conv. transp
AL, 2G9g IS
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FARM 6 GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. IS and up: get our
PAUL's TREE SERVICE. Lo. 5-4b7s
for lawns lawns Snd T sreen ST9q on Houses soD Very cry
reasonable. BY the load. Call HI.
BGnIII2DozERs for grading. excavaGinp
and land clearing For free estimate
call UN. 8533 or AT. 0725.
AZALEAS, hardy field grown; all
colors; 50c each. or $5 dozen. 251O
18th st. ne.
PIGS, gifts, boars. reg. Hampshires;
horses. 2 Kentucky gated. gentle;
painted pony. for saddle or harness;
locust posts, 75c-S2; beagle hounds,
broken, guaranteed. WI. 7714 after
q pm. -6
and blower. portable saw, and NOW
ing machine that will At q Ford
tractor or a jeep. Slightly used.
Will sell at big savings. See s. F.
SMITH. Rt $40. GaitherSburg, Md.
or call Gaithersburg 2O7. d
Evening star., 1951-09-04
SITUATIONS MEN

CLERK -TYPIST - Some shorthand
experience. MARTIN. DU. 4913. 4"
CHAUFFEUR or other interesting po-
sition: alert vet; single, 25. BOX
362-M, Star. A"
work part time, afternoons and
ewes. as tvpiSt. bookkeepers and
clerks. Call MR.. DIXON, MA. 174S.
-
SALESMAN, experienced, college grad
uate, owns auto; desires position
with mfgr. or wholesaler selling
to retail stores in D. C. area. Box
345-R. Star. -6
MAN. colored. neat, reliable. desires
work as chauffeur or any responsible
job. High. school plus 3 yrs. col
Evening star., 1951-09-04
BUILDING MATERIALS

dofns s0ek doofs El1dows TG0d 1ssd
pipe. boilers and radiators at
bargain PRICES HECHINGER CO.
18th and H sts. ne. AT 400.
eAacgtATSH 80 GSITED MPPESs sls't5Ss GS
CAMERA. acc. compl. dark rm. set
up; 3Ax4H speed graphic, hood,
case, cpld. rangefinder, fash attach.
filters, SKI Solar enlarger with cam
era lens. RA. 1910. a
CAMERA, 16-mm. Revere Model. 26
sfsdt s.! heHs "a + g14i1 H. lens peri con e09d.
CARPET, 9x15. dark green, wool twist
carpet, just cleaned, peri. cond.
S125; Youngstown floor cabinet,
Gain. wide. $40. RA. 1910. A
C0IN,0PERATED washing MACHINES
and Md. routes to At small or large
investments. Box 1866, Star.
DEHUMIDIFIERS-B reductions on
leading makes Also on entire stock
reconditioned air conditioners; all
fHRii Pnd gaUfPMeE4 SUI eEaP Coz S'FseR 81
DESKS, glass TOP, typist; file cab.
Office furn.: due to lawyers death.
81. 0042. 612 Colorado Bldg. 10
DINETTE SET, 5-pc. bleached birch.
Heywood-Wakef1eld, beautifully de-
mod, 8 drawers and wardrobe sec.
DINiNG ROOM SURE. Walnut-io-
piece; reasonable: good condition.
DfsHwAsHERs. IsiH Va; Hges; new, 4s-in. Sc Sink
anteed; viii sell Below wholesale
cost. S195. Call GEORGE PARKER,
DOORSN25 prs. Of French doors;
10 tghts; "a inches; two 6x7; all
RsIS hardware q and Trim incl Abt 1913 Aanv aaT
at desk. Il
DRYER, Westinghouse. used only 1
mo-. new condition; Best offer for
DHPHfcAToK Eaie stencil aa e9Ss s9Se s157b
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13
I4th st. NV.
FANS-Make your own. use your mo.
tor. we furnish the blade. GRIGSBY
FlSs iS84 < KboIesais St ajs. price, on all t,p.,
and and sizes Mset: io;ln' t % $o-in; si. essh.
demonstration. phone WA 5000.
FIXTURES, display and lighting fix
tqTes' 13 c6nnedtcn gERrRAM saR1ER ER dTP 6d8s
FURNITURE-Drop- table, A
Windsor chairs, coffee table, 2 end
tables, all solid maple; excel. condi-
ton. DE. 1880: Ext. 201.
FURN.-3-pe. solid French wal. i'm
yrs. old; new roiiaway bed; 3-pc.
liv. rm. suite, new slip covers. No
dealers. TU. 54OS, -6
FURN.-Sofa, occasional chair. coffee
table. cedar chest, studio, couch, 2
chests of drawers; Army bunk bed,
Hollywood bed and mirror. Ii.
FURNITURE; bedrm.. gray walnut,
mirror; vanity; 2 night tables; bed,
custom box spr. and matt: .$1S5.
7-pc. blond Haywood Wakefield Jr.
din. rm., $d10; Ape. Swedish mod
err sTn sect; sect; liy: liy: rm; set $50; Gov: N:
mod. lamps, end tables. misc. "The
little store around the corner" CO.
FURNITURE; excel. cond., must sac
rifice; maroon brocade lounge chair,
grey channel-back chair. mahog.
desk and chair, 16-in. Bendix Tv
sitso ST.; pn5T iasa milk-white lamps mi misc
FURNITURE-3-pc. liv. rm. set. SIS;
8-pc. mahog. din. rm. set, VIM. and
Mary buffet, 6 chairs. round table
with 3 ext. leaves, $75; 5-pc. twin
bed rm. set with innerspg. mat.
double bed, dresser or chest. Of draw
ers with mirror, vanity with mirror,
highboy vanity bench, night stand
and chair. beaut. material. 500;
also late model Philco Tv. TO. $500.
tsEsnShEs nsIs mostly Knoll h''6V oN sS7tfnss SS4
ming Ta
Evening star., 1951-09-04
FORMICA SINK TOPS

specials for Sept. 25
S1S MSsrER dIscOgPt %Ps11ASdE SslI a1 s2S2 ZEE
18th st NV 40
Evening star., 1951-09-04

POTOMAC AVE. Sc. 929; lovely
rm. Only S14.60 Q mo.
P. J. WALSH, INC. Z
1115 EYE ST. NV, MA. GAGS
Evening star., 1951-09-04

PART-TIME GIRL, Il to s, S days
a week; general housework and
child care; $3.50 wk. TU. 1929.
WOMAN, settled; live in: refs; care
two children, school age; light
housework. MI 1903. IS
WOMAN. COLORED, settled, to care
for 2 small children in exchange
for room and board, small salary
NE seesion. Call all day Monday,
WOMAN, colored over 25. live in;
interested in care of 2 children,
g.h.w.; 2 nights, every other Sun.
in; 5h-day wk.; $50, Call GE. 0760.
DEPENDABLE WOMAN for employed
family with small child; excellent
salary. Call WO. 1715. s.
C0LORED FAMILY wishes woman
or girl to baby sit part time eve
nings; live in or out. LA. 6-51 10.
ROOM. BOARD and small
wages for settled lady to help
around house, no washing. Ii. s.
PRoTEsTANT. Christian, to live in;
care for home and children; no
washing or ironing. Good salary.
DF. 1898 ewes. -6
COLORED GIRL, refined, to live in;
must like children, refs. HU. 96SS.
Evening star., 1951-09-04

ADMINISTRATIVE or executive Sec
retary desires position with more
responsibility than present employ
ment offers. Box 367-M, Star. 81
BLDG. MGR, So, const., remodeling
exper., wants bldg or comparable
position; educ. like to york; excel
refs. Box 365-R. Star. 4
CHILD CARE-Want your child
raised right? White woman. reliable,
experienced; DAYS a week; excel
lent references. AK. 1869. Sc
GERMAN ENGLISH SECRETARY,
translator, seeks interesting posi-
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, BIS,
deg. mos clinical experience. de-
sires employment in small clinic
or dr's ONCE; reg. hrs. MRS.
PFALZGRAF. AID. 1858. A.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
SITRPTITS TOOLS
TELEVISION
BELOW WHOLESALE
"TELEVISION"

BLA1Rs TV, 1929 wis. Ave. NV.
OR. 1900. Open Ewes. Til o.
Evening star., 1951-09-04

NEWLY DEC, large rm. and kit.
apl.. nj; HSIh' 81 45iS' SonV' tran'D' E3pl'
5000 18th ST. N.W.-Extra large rm.;
Ink. for 2 adults: share reIgr:;
conv. transp. incl. Mt. Pleas. cars.
2l47 F ST. N.W.-Cool front studio
rm., tefgr., radio. TV; Slb-S%l %k'
1913 sH L G0SH 81. NV, downtown-LarEe
Ink. room, icebox, running water,
range; $40 weekly. -
1885 N. H. AVE. NV. "The Pana-
manian." Attractive. lge. front Ink.
room, r.w.. new range, Frigidaire;
DOWNTOWN, 1922 N st. n,w.-Lge.
r'sSad room for z; Ie4a Tefg5'; everything tpF-
s6s 6Shsai FsaRRAGUT a1 tfisi sT. ,N,w.-Lse. Tm.
for 9, refgr.; everything furnished,
14s4 "a elf cE1FroN ST. N.w.;. large ist-
floor double room; child accepted;
S14 week. AID. 9531:, o.
14O3 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Ktt. and
bedrm., clean, furn., 2nd a., pvt,
home; empl. adults. RA. 51S9. IS
1880 HARVARD ST.-Reception rm.
privils., kit. privils., laundry privils.
to employed ladies. HO. 779S. 10
Ala 9Th st. NV: rm.
with Frigidaire. gas stove; $40 wk.
double. NE 7246. a
5000 Q ST. NV: double rm. on. 1st
f.. cooking facil.; very convenient
tranSp, AID, S166. =
Evening star., 1951-09-04
SIT. WOMEN (cont.)
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

OR IRONING-Neat COL
ored woman wants Job Wed, Thurs.
and sat; good ref. AID. 5753.
COLORED GIRL des. general house
WORK days week. Call AK. 1886.
Reference and experience. -6
WILL TAKE CARE of children or
part-time work. Call 10. S-4S77.
WOMAN, colored, desires part-time
cooking and cleaning; after dinner,
3 days. 75c hr. and carfare. Ii.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Cattle 8 LIVESTOCK

ABERDEEN ANGUS CATTLE and
CheViot sheep OF size and quality;
selling 130 head in good farm con-
dition, Sept. z. Write for catalogue,
CHARLES w, WAMPLER & SONS,
HarriS0nhIlrR Virginia a
Evening star., 1951-09-04
REPAIRS AND SERVICES
CARPENTRY

Ready to contract new and repair
work in Montgomery County, Md,
and D. c.: best refs. for good work
manShip. Gail GE. 5076. a
CARPENTRY - General remodeling,
CABINET work and store fronts. Call
MI. LAWRENCE RA 9703
CARPENTRY, furniture repair and
upholstery cleaned; 3-pc. liv. rm.
suite. SIS. Ii. 6-974O. -
alterations, remodeling
and repairs; old and new work. Call
OW. .5227 any time. -6
all types work; rec.
rms, additions, etc. After IL am.
81; t255; JOHN v. HARNER. -5
brick repairs odd Jobs.
good clean work, reasonable. Free
est. Mr. MAC. TR. S029. 4"
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge ROTO-
ROOTER. phone RA 1888 any day
AND wATERPRooFING.
easements, floors. drives. walls.
GE. S396. fs
INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs, short circuits. small jobs done
lmmed. Call RA. 1929. any time.
Evening star., 1951-09-04
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

3 UNFURNIsHED ROOMS wanted by
retired woman: reasonable rent;
fine references. Box 352-M. Star
Evening star., 1951-09-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES

PIANO INSTRUCTION-Rosa Saxl
holding certificates from Viennest
and Czech Masters; formerly facul-
ty member Orlando Music Academy
FYa' FIa'' 1880 h st. NV; DU. $500
Piano 'Ei lessons given in your home;
Paris Conservatory and n. WeStern,
Y, degrees. Beginners or advanced
Nearby Md. JU. S-S719 after 8.
Academy of Broadcastino
gay courses in broadcaSting leading
70 professional Jobs commence Oc-
tooer /; also special short-term eve
ing ing course. $50. Enroll now. Call
5To 'I6s, DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS
METHOD DRIVING SCHOOL NO
EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIrLo.
offers, big advantages. Get informa.
ttp ton today. to Ia I. C. s.. 232 Bond Bldg
LEARN SHORTHAND the quick. easy
SI,y,,-r %ay; lowest rates. THIRTY DAY
SHoHsFASR p W. 81 s82as SCHOOL 1919 F st.
Be 4 c.P,A.@Enroll this week I6 in a
course. fully accredited Test. as ire yrs !
BOYD SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING,
200 18th NV. MA. 2340.
NEW CLASSES, Sept. 4, 5, in tpg.,
Shthd., bkpg.. accntg.. comptmtr., ;,
al al ofc machs. Court reprtg. Recep
PBx course; reg. today; accredited.
save u time; small classes, better
positions. BOYD SCHOOL, cor, G
at 18th NV. Ma. 234O.
PBX-RECEPTlONlS course easily
learned; age no handicap. Dav class
tuition. SO; night, S25. MRS.
CHANDLER. HU 1924, ST, 727S
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture: all subjects taught Approved
Tor Gl training; day and evening
glasses. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
LEGE, 1910 G st. NV. DI. 1862
DUR COMPLETE. thorough course in
dental technology qualities YOU for
an interesting career in this field
Free placement upon graduation
Call or come in for further infor-
mmssl9n. msM, ,kkERPEL SCHOOL OF
DENTAL TECHNOLOGY, $50 9TH
st. NV ST SS40
Evening star., 1951-09-04
HELP DOMESTIC

BUTLER, houseman, white, liv. in
Suburban estate, excellent salary.
Call HO. 44S0, between 2 and. 6,
for inteTyieTE, ia. 4
boy desire iatelligent woman for
general house work, live in, studio
rm. with pvt. bath; refs. req. Box
Ao0-R Star. %
Evening star., 1951-09-04
MIscL. FOR SALE (cont. ,

SALE-Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedrm:, dining rm., living
room from unclaimed freight and
factory samples etc, at great say;
BLDGS., 460 New York ave. NV.
daily 1916: Sat. till 4. RE. 4310.
Evening star., 1951-09-04

WENDELL TEKKACE-cool. pleasant
rooms. excel. meals; cony. transp.;
lge. tawn. porch; S14-Sl per wk.
1927 Belmont rd NV. MI 943o.
NURSE will take sick or elderly person
to care for in own pvt. home; sleep.
ing porches: fresh country eggs and
milk; Southern cooking; on beautiful
estate in Maryland. WA. 1884. ---4
MOTHERS-Excel. meals;
expert child care while working
cA6HSN7' OK N72I2 2AIyE.. wARDMAN PARK VIC.
Pvt home; large studio rm., sleeping
porch; excel. meals; gentleman. Co
3l27. %
CAN accommodate one employed
adult. Pvt. home. HU. 1858. 10
1880 LANIER PLACE N.W.-Double
rm.; except. attractive blond furn.;
2 closets; shower tub bath; employed
persons; board is above average,
quantity and quality; / blk. Co
lumbia I'd; Mt. Pleasant car. NO.
3941.
comfortable and at
trac. home for elderly people; home
like atmosphere stressed; excellent
meals; kind and sympathetic super
vision: rate. SIS per day. MRS.
CLARK, 2206 Wis. ave. NV. OR.
4152. u
I4O0 18th ST. N.W.-Sinsle and to
share for men; pleasant rooms. good
food; early breakfast optional. TV.
MI. 2740 -
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

room for married OF
employed couple. Vacant. 7O3 I
st. ne. Ii. 4-34S3. 4
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SOFA. Sheraton. maroon, mahogany
trim; 99.pieee set; California pot
STEAM PRESS. 1851, and tailor
Singer sewing machine; at sacrifice.
-EX. .96S2. 430 M st. NV. 6'
STENOTYPE, late model. recondi-
toned, guaranteed, S42.50 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 l4th st
STOVE, brand-new 1851 model
GE; list. S2S9.95. will sell at deal
er'S cost; fully guaranteed. See 1t
at J. SHAPIRO. BIS Ga. ave. NV.
TIL 1Ann Il
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HELP WoMEN Cont
PORTRAIT STUDIO Experien

PORTRAIT STUDIO - Experienced
telephone solicitors. Apply HARRIS
& EWING STUDIOS. Ma. $500,
POSITION in Protestant children S
home for white woman, age 25 to
55, capable of working with chill
dren; good salary; live in; references
House HIsEss OF Pi PIAssTTiIc-washineton's
most popular. party plan now train
ing dealers for Xmas season. Act
now. limited number of openings,
call AID. 1884 or write HOUSE OF
PLASTICS. 2435 18th st. NV. for
full details and informative bro
FIAsH IS EXTRA CASH $$-Amaz-
ing profits. Sell Christmas cards:
so with name, s1.25. FREE SAM
Piles. Complete Christmas, everyday
lines. Stationery: Free gift offer.
Write EMPIRE CARD, Elmira. N Y.
BETHESDA WOMEN (s). part-time
sales positions. RE. S107. --6
PERSONAL CHRISTMAS CARDS
EMBOSSED Christmas cards with
sender's name. so for $1.25. Super
values sell themselves: 100 sk1 new 81
profit. Stationery, gifts. others. No
experience needed. FREE imprint
HYCREsT. rs Chauncy, Dept. lab,
Boston IL.
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
No experience necessary; sell on
sight. 40 for 81 with name on, and
higher priced lines; Il for 81; tea-
try's top line. Samples on approval.
Write or come in. Room 500.
-. COLUMBIA ART STUDIOS
ESQ st. NV. RE. 4716
Evening star., 1951-09-04
Sewing Machine Repairs
BUSINESS SERVICES

EXPERT PHOTO FINISHING
plete Photographic finishing service.
Short notice for all services in
Guiding developing, printing, en-
larging and retouching. For COM
plete information call DU. 300.
between 9:30-6 pm. daily.
TELEVISION ENGINEERING
AND REPAIR SERVICES
B. 81 B. ELECTRONICS CORP.
ME. 1858