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Evening star., 1952-09-17
VIENNA DREAM

Sometimes. when you are
Glancing through magazines
you stop and gaze longingly
at q home like this. 1t
nestles In the woods, with
Q small stream along the foot
Of the poroperty. The house
room 20 II. wide and 25 It.
long, one wall being q series
OF floor to ceiling picture win
dows leading to Q 3S-ft. porch.
The bedrooms really and truly
are 13x17, 13x17 and 11x15.
A den Is tucked away on the
hall. In the basement is q
beautifully paneled recreation
room 20 It. wide and .3S #.
%aIi lons ;s .,asssd and mere aea again gain. one
the length q 18th tie rn room. The The
basement also contains1 q
laundry and furnace room and
large extra room. for q maid
or for storage and work space.
The kitchen is beautifully
trance hall and attached ga
arage. and there are 2 fire-
places: 4 builder put this
EXQUISITE home just where he
wanted it. He. lives in it and
house Is now too large for
his family. THIS rs THE
BEST AND THE LARGEST
RAMBLER WE HAVE EVER
HAD FOR SALE AT IT'S
PRICE. $35. 300. This is every
ones dream house. but IL
does require $4,000 in cash.
None of US have it. but il
you do. for the sake of your
future happiness see this one
home this afternoon.
MANNAS REALTY
lie Wilson Blvd. GIL. 27s
Evening star., 1952-09-17
HOUSES sALE-Mp. Gent,
Opposite
1.-THE HAMLET"

AAONy N4AaoC, NQu.
Authentic williamsburg Co
Ionial;. . small. center-hall,
brick home, in q superb en-
"aARDEN BEAuTrffFFtUHLIss' uTrfFtHIs' In.
closed with 6-ft. hemiock and
privet hedge, pink and white
dogwoods. French lilacs, ever
sreens, variety OF flowers, level
lawn. Living room with nre-
place, large screened porch
that enjoys complete privacy
and overlooks the garden. din
SIZE BEDROOMS. both with
3 exposures; attached garage:
fuH cellar, OIL H.-W. HEAT.
Vacant. Price. S26.S6O. For
appointment to inspect, cali
Mr. O'DONNEIL (evenings.
1hoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
T3S 18th st, NV. Realtors. DI. $50
fwRA a
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Deluxe Den
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

home in socd b. &. o. Or nearSS pSSiSS IA.
location; ls Have suhstantial eash.
l WILL PAY YOU CASH for Your
home. ANY location. any condition.
vs2SiSH 3ulsk acti2ni Re. 2201. 81. 7747.
or cond Dl. 8S42. 81. 1885.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
o. your home. business or invest.
sslI 4. AuapHRiEss0 II Tasa s0u Resisos:. ResiIscs:
sos North CAPITOL. ma. 673O. Free
WILL PAY ALL CASH, regardiess of
condition; white or colored. In all
sections Of d. g. and nearby Nd.
sys. r0r immed; nW aosst ossetion. call ST. 1920;
WANT TToo' SEE SEE; YouR HOUSE for
Terms. DE. 7745. Prompt free al.
praisal and competent advice.
REALTY INVESTMENT. REALToRS.
Will 81i IsiS' 'pxS SUBSTANTIAL cAsia 1a1 70,
a.; s4as. neT%s; To'; kSsa. nSs over $4,000. Dh
oLR l3,,. HOUSE with acreage IN .. Q. o.
y Plsoin q BOZ nilss sss7 D; g; Wal pay sssh.
CAN PRACTicALIY GuARANTEn
or 1h bath rambler with Basement
In q good North Arlington location
Tundsr $g5.Q09. FRANK 3. PHIL
f.ppssi;s ps; "a; a. 5E Sse2eel; 2aetel;a4E Eyes. call "a.
ssyssaS sssTao! aLNS vs.. Sy: s psssS..: AsS: Il.
rect from owner. Govt. empi. Box
3OO-J. Star. - -19
Evening star., 1952-09-17
WE SELL HOUSES
GOOD HOMES
UP COUNTY

MODERN 4-BEDROOM home On 2
acres OF commercial ground on main
hwy; suitable for any activity; only
BUNGALOW WITH commercial lot on
Rte: 24O ct Gaithershurg: S1S,6OO,
4-BEDROOM HOME, central Gathers
burg. close to parochial school; 3d.
BuNGALoW on Q acres. growing
27BEDRooM neat home on double
Snu.s. iSs IN So sd1ai.hi; th6 large garden; hen
NEW BRICK RAMBLER with 3 bed
wv MODERN BUjNGxioyWT. Gath
.efsburg; $1,000 down.
ALSO good country homes with IN
comes from stores. gas stations. etc,
CLOSED THURSDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER
REALTORS GATTHERsRrRC, 600
Evening star., 1952-09-17
VAN VAN BUREN ST.
1890 DOWN

rwo-bedrm. brick bungalow; new.
house cond.: immediate possession;
bal. like rent. For appt. cali Mr
Cummings. COX g. CO., WA. 9iS7
Evening star., 1952-09-17
CHEVERI,Y

4 BEDRMS.-2 BATHS
2-story brick near ele-
mentary school on large fenced lot;
ly. rm. with firepl.. side screened
porch, 3-bedrms., tile bath: sun
aeck. complete apt. in hsmt.: built
In garage. Owner must sell Inn
mediately. Call It'll 8 pm. Ma. 5000.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Evening star., 1952-09-17

New. vacant brick; full basement,
eafage; 3 bedrooms. G.B. Kitchen.
diSAwasher. clothes washer. " acre
shaded lot. Priced S24,9bo; only
OK. {; ioas. + WOODROW; opeS enc Ewes.
rr1.sAs.sIaNU, TARA ssEAUTYMpRIcED S-;d; ssl.5oo
Clothes washer. f DISPOSAL. 'as.srti n. All. !;
finest area. close to schools. etc.
EXCELLENT terms. Drive BY 5436 y.
iNc Nc Z; Ok toScS 1852 e opsn Fl WooiRRoE sSsoiDEs:
sARIdAIN: CLEAN. coNVENTENT, !,
basement: . blocks to bus, ss' near ear: pub. a.
lie and parochial schools In Arl.
Han, priced only sic, 300. See this
today. Drive BY 4844 So. End st.
M G =. wooDRoE. NC.
OK. 1O22 Open Ewes.
ONLY ONE LEFT
New S-bedroom. full basement, brick
yenIsnay yeIssT II AE TSGSsd Yssss 0t con
OK. & ioas. +; wooDHoao; opea saci Ewes.
NOWHERE BEDROOM BRICK
RAMBIM7S
New; full basement. $4,000 cash
down. Convenient to schools;
transp; Immediate occupancy. Priced
&. r. wooDRoE, INC.
OK. 1922 Open Ewes.
COUNTRY CLUB MANOR
Thfee-bedroom. brick Colonial.
screened porch; garage. rec. room.
IMMACULATB. $1,000 cash down
wan e$a z. wooDRoE. NC.
OK 1929 Omen Ewes
Evening star., 1952-09-17
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
UNIVERSITY PARK

Like new 2-yr.-old brick Colonial
with many outstanding features
incl. inclosed screened porch. mod.
ern, very large kit, 2h baths, 3
lge. bedrms.. stairway to fioofed
attic with space for 2 more bed
rms. complete outdoor fireplace and
oven. with lovely patio; S27.5OO,
excellent financing.
BURCH REALTY CO.
s605 Baltimore Blvd. College PIX. Nd.
70. 4747 lis
UNIVERSITY LANE
brick rambler, only q
mos. old; living rm., dining rm.,
equipped kit., 8 nice bedrms. and
bath, full bsmt. with lavatory and
outside entrance; level lot 55xl3O.
GOOD financing available.
VAN BUREN, ST.
BUENA VISTA PARK
2-story detached brick: living rm..
dining rm.. kit. bedrm. and bath
lst floor; 4. .bedrms. and bath on End;
fuli bsmt.; carport. Priced right,
with terms available. Exclusive with
AVON SHOCKEY
tn. 21o0, s29 Kennedy ct. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MASTER RAMBLER

= 472 bAAAo
aIi-briek. aSaiity-buiit. sa sss4s.afss. sSafis
rambler. Tastefully dec, 13x2I Hv-
ing rn.. with Roman firepl.. full
family-sized dining rm., 12-ft. so
beautifully appointed kit. with For
mica breakfast bar; 8 twin sized
Dedrms.. master has dble. closet,
bs1e. with outside entr.: utils. are
grouped so that Q recr. rm. could
easily, be added. Full storage attic.
Lot V acre or more. Very close TO
schools. shopping and transp. Excel.
nnnsncing to vets. and non-vets.
Evening star., 1952-09-17

BRICK RAMBLER
OPEN TIL 8 Pm.
ATTACHED GARAGES, N-ACRE LOT
1900 BLOCK ARCOLA AVENUE
Sl7.950 will buy o brand new g.
bedrm. rambler featuring lge. Hv.
rm. with picture window; equipped
sliding door closets and many other
extras. Only Q few available. Out
Ga. ave. to ArcolA ave-, right to
"Open" sign.
MODERN REALTY co.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
$10,95O

Y~V1OOV
Redecorated 2-bedrm. Colonial on ~.
acre lot with det. gar; q real bar
gain with reasonable down payment.
REALTY INVESTMENT
1917 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. oW. 5000,
Evening star., 1952-09-17

+ YOU LOSE MONEY!!!
II you buy Q house before you, look
ct this 3:bedrm:. full bsmt.. all-brick
lished. community. Excellent 40
1st trust final cling Reasonable
down payment may be arranged for
suitable party. See this flrst!i
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg. ArlinEteA. IA. 4-I1h6.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL

1St-F1. Bedrm. and Bath
4 gracious, red brick Colonial with
nying rm;. dining rm.. scr. porch
designed for entertaining. Up center
stairs are 2 extra large bedrms. and
second bath. Bsmf.. garage and
sundeck all add to the completeness
Of this beautiful home. sec. 800, with
about $1,000 needed Don't miss
seeing It'll Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
LADIES' PLEASURE

ik1O1G0 IAE1AOOItE
A charming rambler-clean, neat and
kitchen will be "the apple Of your
eye" appealing living rm.-dining rm.
ARRANGEMENT. knotty-pine den. plus
2 other rms, and bath. Stornge attic.
lots of excellent equipment. A North
for yonrself. can oW. 5000. -
Evening star., 1952-09-17
HOUSES SALIVA. tcens. J

CLARENDON, residential; 4 bedrms.,
den, z baths. hy. rra.. drepl The
iS ios. ssasstSs dis land
scaped; walk to schools, shops,
churches. bus: You must see to sp-
preciate. BEULAH GOss. CH. 56S2.
FALLS 4a. sHy.Sa g..S. A1E'EAThrss n ~ bed
equipped '' Rit.; gas '' heat: I ,Gs ,G'neSos; ios;
price. S17.50o (no asents). KE.
FH2IILss FsHILs'i CHURCH - Asking ss 81 500
down; very attractive 2-bedrm.
with Anchor fence; gas heat: 3 yrs.
old; immed: poss. Don't miss this!
tor. RE. ssoi. JE. z-4i6f.A fIAH' real
JEFFERSON MANOR and Alexandria
area-Corner brick Colonial, 2-bed-
rm. house; separate din. rm.; full
bsnt.; finished, heated recreation
% I siGs% andhor T.naSw' fencs sompstey ssSSs and
decorated; beautiful view: ) SlEs. to to
bus and lge. shopping center and
school; 16 min. Pentagon. Fort
Meyer and IT; Belyoir. $11,750. ap-
prox; $2 900 down. No agents. Call
4 BEDRMs. AND . BATHS. this
house has everything. new and
ready to move in; located mr.. Wash.
TIskdSfE FkaofTSRRHTSiEss'. SRHS s'1s5 ow. $3.50. $sS
s.sEDRSMi.s sa SaSis HAMMERS. s1,4755 5as down.
GI. I blk. to school; full bsmt,,
everything you ever dreamed OF in
s sions. TrSkaLsHs, kaLsH pKopEkTsiEs, 1SS oW.
BY OwNER--3-bedrm. house. avail
able nSm EausS pSoS. Sa' shsEa ssss4y e.
BRICK BUNGALOW. located in Hill
years old. located on lot 117x125;
rec. rm. in bsmt. with firepl.,
din. o rna.. s p bedrm. @ SS ana bath. III. IT, kit:
with gas range. and 8 Gu. It.
Lefgr.. closed-in rear porch 10x16:
2nd fioor has 8 bedrms. and bath
asey aIss sSrubSsds s .nS ssSrfs snos.a Tovnd %s
heavy wire fence: / blk. to transp..
grade schools, blks. to shopping
center and to 4 blks, to churches.
can be given. Cali "a. All. IT
$14.75o win buy this lovely, new brick
Cape Cod with lots of closets and
terms. early possession. ACME,
IA. 2-1421. ia. S-1636.
BARGAIN-Five rm. and
bath ultramodern semidetached hrk.,
10 yrs. old; owner transferred. must
sell; M. Pentagon and Army-Navy
Club. On Arl. Ridge rd.; $11. .450,
terms. RE. O493, CH. 1905. -19
s16.95O-4 bedrnn.. Q bath. garage.
wooded lot: i yr. old. S4, 900 cash.
2 baths. No. SE$13.750. Three
bedrm. rambler. good storage: near
school. $4,000 cash or less. No.
80 bedrms.. expand. attic; $4,000
cash: fireplace. PROVIDENCE REAL
TY, FA. 3343. 10
THREE-BEDRM., new brick raniblers:
huge freplaces, electric Kitchens:
near parcchial school. Just two:
$15,250, easy terms. No. 3-3-bed-
rm. nearly new Colonial. dining rm.,
only $1,000 cash. PROVIDENCE
sis, ,a5o waiETa $4,000 CAsH-stSons
2-bedrm. rambler, big fenced lot
Fails Church. No. 2-$15.76O
Three-bedrm. stone rambler. Gilt.
living rm.. fireplace: Annandale. ;.
No. 3--3-bedrm. stone Colonial, din.
Ing room. bsmt.. mr.. parochial school;
$l6; 800: cash, $3, 800. PROVI-
Evening star., 1952-09-17
CUSTOM DUAL

OOO 1OM OUAI
In Arlington's most select neighbor-
aud new George Washinston Memo.
rial pkwy. Three conventional mod
ern .ramblers Of distinctive design,
quality construction. Three twin-Sizc
bedrooms, 2 tfled baths, full bsmt.
with recr. rm., maids rm. and bath,
and 2.car gars. Price $4,000
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. ow. $500
Evening star., 1952-09-17

$11.950-S1,2O0 DOWN
ture window. living rnl., ceramic
tile bath. equip. Kitchen, Bendix
Eh ETaSher; monthly payments like rent.
New, -1h-story brick. Two baths.
lst-hoor living rm., dining rm..
Kitchen. l bedrm. and bath; 2nd
d., large bedrms. and bath; fuii
bsmt.; built-in garage; custom
nulit; . real buy. Call now.
peter ]. hagan
3906 r. !. AVE. UN. S5S5
wa: 12o7. UN. 1885. Open 8 til Q
Evening star., 1952-09-17
WILLIAMSBURG"

Real Estate Service. Inc.
467s Lee Hwy. on olebs.. oW. eoeo
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s@SPORTSpe
St. Louis Closes Doors
On Negro Ballplayers

St Louis - In spite of the
fact hotel Accommodations have
been assured cleveland's man
Negro squad along with other
members of the Indian team,
this city still has its doors clos
ed on their faces.
Larry Dolby. Luke Easter. Har-
ry simpson and Sam Jones have
been granted permission to stay
in the same hotels with their
teammates in Tucson. Arizona
and a chance off hotels in Chi
cago will assure the same ar
rangements.
The segregation began in 1947
when Dolby joined the TRIBE.
Cleveland spring training be-
gins February 10 in Tucson.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1952-02-01
BRIGHT NOW A
PRO CRIDDER

footballs greatest ground gamer
for 1851. has turned pro and
becomes the first Negro TO play
with the. Philadelphia Eagles.
Three other pro teams in the
National Football League W
have Negro Players The pro
clubs with Negro players have
climbed to 10.
Ollie Matson has been chosen
by the Cardinals. Matson was an
all American fullback with the
University of San Francisco.
The Chicago Bears have chos-
en- Ed Macon, lib from the
Pacific College.
Jack Spinks from Alcorn Col
lege goes to the Pittsburgh Steel
ors.
The other six pro teams with
Negro players are the Cleveland
Prowns, Los Angeles Rams. New
York Giants. New York Yanks,
Green Bay Packers and San
Francisco 49-ers.
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MUTAT w
Rosemary Tufum

Hi all seems that Gloria Jen-
kins has become of age. This great
occasion was commemorated BY
surprise birthday party given in
her honor on Sunday-Blanche
Johnson and 10 Anne Sqiures were
the thoughtful Ivy Leafs who plan
ned the whole thing. Beverly Wash
ington, Adelia Avery. Johannetta
Weber, Charlotte Pettus, Monica
Souires and Edith Gibson were
there having wonderful time =
Others there were: Mickey Rus
sell, Gary Clayton, Robert Bruce,
Buzz Anderson, Glen Orkiola,
Frank Jones, Marion Hellenkamp,
Imelda Gordon, Leonella Lombard,
Gertrude Peoples, Dolores Brown,
and Eliese Dixon Also there's
were Fred Robinson. Bob Blue, Eel
ton Eagles, Wendell Harrell, Ed
Webb, Henry Johnson, and Oliver
(whose last name I don't know
And from all indications a good
time was had by all-Did you know
that 30 percent of the material that
you read in the Northwest Enter
prise each week is written by our
editor F. E. Ross Saw Sonia
Camel the other day. you couldn't
know a sweeter person Also
saw Pauline Dunn recently, first
time in very long time. Have you
noticed the very chic hair cut that
Marion Davis has now Breathe
there another person like Erma FL
lis Il understand that Ed
ward Thornton is heading back to-
wards Cleveland, Ohio-Good luck
kid--Weeel since I have run out
of words / shall leave you with
this quotation Don't put things
off. Put them over - Bye all-Buy
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Mardi Cras
To Open Fri.

Mardi Gras Grill featuring Holli-
day Room will swing ajar its doors
in a grand re-opening affair Friday
night February 7.
Mr.. Ben Beasley, owner, has
gone to great expense in the re-
pair and renovation of the Grill, at
2047 f. Madison.
The establishment, states Mr..
Beasley. will be open Sundays for
meals between noon and 10 p. m.
High praise is given by Beasley
to his new chef cook, Alma Glass,
who for six years headed that de-
partment in the Broadmore Golf
Club.
With Mrs. Glass, tn former
staff of IL employees will be on
hand to serve you.
The Mardi Gras began operation
in 1888 Mr.. and Mrs Beasley as
sumed operation in January, 1913,
and
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NAACP WINSNAT. HONOR

Continued from page y
Marie Brown. recording secretary;
Stella Mae Givens, corresponding
secretary and f. June Smith. the
treasurer.
Other branches contributing
more than 500 were Pittsburgh,
Pa; Richmond, Va; Aniston, Ala;
Monroe, La; Tyler, Tex; Los An
geles. Calf; Charlotte, ~ c.; Wi
chita, Kans.; White Plains. N. Y;
Greenville, S. c.; Bakersfield, Cal
ifornia Indianapolis. Ind; Ne W
Orleans, La; Columbus, Ohio;
Plainfield, N. j.; Philadelphia. Pa;
81. Louis, Mo-; and Detroit. Mich.
A total of approximately $1,000
in contributions toward the fight
for justice in Florida has been re-
ceived from branches during e
past two months.
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HAIRSTON TO
BOX WILLEMAN
ON FEBRUARY 6

Detroit New. York's deaf
mute sensation. Eugene Hafrston
will let his fists speak for him
again when he meets Robert Will
leman here Thursday night, Feb
ruary 6.
In his last ring battle, Hair.
ston. the Bronze BoIaber, scored
six-round technical knockout
over AL Red Priest liz Massachus-
etts.
Hairston is said to be next in
line for a crack at Sugar Ray
Robinson's middlewe.ght crown.
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0SOCiE
SOCIAL NEWS
Nv BETTY JOHNSON


The Biennial Complimentary
Tea and Art exhibit, given by
the Harmony Star Art Club. at
The home of Mrs. Martha Davis
recently, was a very outstanding
event.
A large display of art, as well
as wearing apparel was on dis
play. made by club members dur
ing 1860 and 1851.
Numerous guests called during
the afternoon. regardless of the
inelement weather. snow and ice
covered the streets.
The table was attractive with
silver and crystal, a center piece
of silvered holly, much in keep
ing with the holiday spirit
The club members wer graci-
Gus in their formal attire.
The Harmony Star Art Club
met at the home of lis president,
Mrs. Mayme McCulla. Friday,
January 18th. at which time the
election of officers was held. The
following officers were reelected:
President, Mrs. Wayne McCulla;
Vice President. Mrs. Alberta Gay;
Treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Hin
sher; Secretary, Mrs. Mile Burn
side.
A very pleasant afternoon and
delightful repast was enjoyed.
The first birthday of the year,
Mrs. Ada Robinson's, was to
have been celebrated, but on
account of illness the guest of
honor was unable to be present.
Next meeting of this well known
club, will be at the home Of
Mrs. Salome Riddle. On Friday,
February 6.
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Boxing Hits
Blow At Bios

Miami. Fla. Boxing has
struck blow at segregation
here as the first mixed" fight
will be held here February 4.
Kid Galivan and Bobby Dykes
will engage in a title-go.
Miami will also be- the head
quarters for Dykes.
This welterweight bout pits
two evenly matched flights. Both
have won more than 20 bouts
with more than 20 kayoes.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1952-02-01

Latest estimates are that 80 per
cent of all United States families
have television receivers. OF the
approximately 14.55s,00O e s in
the country, three cities have more
than a million: New York, $780,
600: Los Angeles 1.045,000 and
Chicago, 100000.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1952-02-01

It's about time to start making
vacation plans for 1852, which you
will want to change several times
before summer.
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US. Lists
Willie Mays

New York ~ Willie Mays, star
center-fiolder for the New York
Giants. win don uniform for
Uncle. Sem late in February or
early March.
The Army was successful in
its second try when Selectve
Service Officials at Birmingham.
Alabama. announced last week
that Mays was acceptable.
Mays induction puts the New
York team on the spot. Mays
not only sparkked the team hut
put the pennant in the bag for
the Giants last season.
Mays was Rookie of the Year,
his first year in the Major
leagues, and was the rookie SEN
sation of the Minneapolis Millers.
Chicago - President Truman
has been asked to support the
passage of Civil Rights by the
National Council of Churches u.
S A.
The Board is opposed to uni
versal military training and ell
dorsed the Harry T. Moore Me-
mortal Fund.
These steps were recently
taken by the board whose annual
meeting is slated for Atlanta.
Georgia, April and 4.
Bishop w. J. Walls is presi-
dent; DR.. George Lucas, execut-
i've secretary and DR.. w. H. Jer-
nagin chairman of theexecutive
committee.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
HELP poMEsTIc

ceSS' COZ vsI., sn;y, r fzPs5a Ps65aa 70 live IN,
cOOK-,s1s day week. Sil0 mo. ear
fare; Must have references. NO.
COOK. g.h.v. i've in. fond Of. chm
dren. Every Thursday and every
other sunday Oh. Recent refs; $50.
cooK-G.H.w, reliable; new home.
all modern equip; In p. c.; live In;
lovely Srd.n. rm. sood salary. EN-.
COOK. G.H.W,, 3 small children; live
In. upstairs room: Sundays and half
local references and health report:
$50 to start. Call Oh. $3.50 eyes.
G.H.W. and care Of a-yr.-old child:
Oh; 8 through 6:30 dinner. Bsby
sit 2 nights. Only those with at
least !. VI. city refs, need apply.
$50 and Social Security. sH. 7ds4.
G.H.W. good plain cook for smail
lefsa refR' sag. 81. slIse7 71ss sspr'ns' i've oin'
CIV plain s.sc sootaIaag; mgss haze ssc city
G.A.w.a GiEii a iiehs aSosi laundry. assist FIn With
STS 1Gsa eSS 90
GfRL. white or colored; age, 25.4o;
g.h.w.; help with children: 3 days
wk.;. s1s and carfare. ~. 7-5Sge6.
GIRL. experienced laundress and
cleaner. for guest house; must have
local ref. and willing. TO work Fri,
Sat. and Sun. Apply In person.
CUMBERLAND GUEST HOUSE. 5522
HcTsEkEEpRRR SlSi XII PEI desired By rent Tentl.-
position to reliable, person: give
refs salary, etc. in reply. Box
no Hea65ssi c6sEkEEfER- aSfEi COOK. colored, to
I've dn9 I'M m must h1ys excel Ss oGs refs; rs
sunday. S1OO per mo. RA. s574.
MAID, s.h.w.. light laundry, plain
cooking. care for young child: stay
es S syepiaiss cs s 9Bfr s9s
NCRsEMAiD. experienced. mnft
.coloTsd; i've IN. or. 2777, -c1
gyssiitains table. City refs. req. 10.
woMxN. white. for s.h.w, plain
. cooking. assist with yr.-old child;
5h-day wk.; Hillcrest Heishts Sc.
a OUVO HUME IOI Eeu9ple g.u.W.s
like children: no cooking; pvt. rm.,
bath. Sun. Thurs. on. 10. 6-0329.
EETIClENT, experienced. coipI ed
couple. Q small children; Mon.-
RIt. some nights out; $40. Bex
DoScToaS FAMILY wants colored
woman, % to 40. g.h.w. help with
children; clean, pleasant respon-
stele, Dyt. room and bath; Sundays
and. everv other Thurs. on; $50 per
We .k. Local refs. and health card
DEPENDABLE coiored woman. care
two children, light housework; s.e.,
five days. 10. 10000. -22 :
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, with
exper., to take care of baby;
g.h.w; live in. Ref. JU. 1858.
DESIRE WOMAN who wishes good
home, to help with children and
E.h.w., rm. with pvt. bath and
entrance; small salary. JE. 3-1S35.
EXPER. COUPLE; woman, g.h.w.;
man for estate gardening and gen.
maint.; conv.. location; good salary;
pvt. apt; refs. required. OV.f 0097.
Pa
Evening star., 1952-03-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ENGINEERING SPECs.-Thesis and
rapaSlgs 1aaaa1SSlssriptS 81 s12YP typed neatly si ind
GIRL, colored. desires Job baby sit
ting ting Or any E type zea q work; eyes,
NURSE, practical. white; kind and
understanding with aged and chronic
PBX OPERATOR desires employment;
experienced, reliable; steady work.
PYRAAcTTicxn IA cTis$Ss' NURSE, colored. wish wishes
day day duty; saSa Experienced with invalids.
SECRETARY or editorial assistant,
skilled stenography, extensive vo-
eabulary. good grammartan, college;
nine ; years Sa Ssxperiencs; psrsonsS1e; psrTtnIn
around S75. No detail clerical or
flgure work. Available Immediately.
Please call ST. 5313. ~
SECRETARY or steno., expef.,. refs.
II L;S Ss72as & after cpGn g Pm; n,ov Sds.. ~
ports. Me. 1920 or ia. 1892. --21
TYING WANTED-Addressi stun
ing, mailing ct home. 1900 18th
st: NV. Adams 1885. 25s
TYPING DONE AT HOME; al kinds;
YoTNG Soms ny wo1AM Szha to do. tyDins at
ExPERr a1Ti; ny TYPING-Letters, H1HS; manu.
scripts. thesis. stencils. etc: Work
picked up and delivered. Reason
able. Call ST. 1880 8 am. to 8
HOME TYPING, any kind; fast, accu-
rate, reasonable; addressing and
stufdns. Pick up, deliver. DE. 0S74.
EDUCATED ENGLISH WOMAN de-
sires post as companion to cul-
domestic help; win travel: good
driver: library experience also; refs.
exch. Box GAS, Star. al