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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-11

my helmet and through my shirt
pocket and lodged inside my Gig
arctic lighter, right over my
heart. 1t probably saved my life
heart. 1t probably saved my life"
october 13, the date cited in the
Bronze Star Medal award to
Corp. Winters. The citation fill
ed in the blank spaces in Winters
letter declaring that, Corporal
Jack L. Winters .... distinguish
ed himself by heroic achievement
on October Is, 1851, in the viciEi-
ty of Satae-Ri, Korea, on the date
Company A was in the attack to
secure strongly fortified enemy
held positions. During the en-
suing fire fight, Corp. Winters
noticed the enemy was attempt
ing to move heavy reinforce
ments into the positions whic!.
were under attack. Without hesi-
tating, he advanced over the
fire swept area, throwing HAND
grenades and firing his rifle, in
flicting numerous casualties upon
the enemy By his courageous
action, he discouraged the enemy
reinforcementS from occupying
the intended positions. This deed
was highly responsible for en-
abIing his unit TO advance and
secure its objective with mini
mum of friendly casualties. The
heroism in action displayed by
Corp. Winters on this occasion re-
fleets great credit upon himself
and the military service. BY
Command of Major Young"
Young Winters is the son of Mrs
Sylvia Winters of Sandusky
formerly of Oak Harbor. He was
employed by the Bassett Motor
Sales, Oak Harbor, before enter
ing the service over year ago
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-11

: The day is past when the farmer
grew most of the things he and his
family needed. Now he must buy
many things-lumber, machinery,
nails, fencing, roofing, barn equip
ment, fertilizer and seed, well as
food and clothing. Inhatt On would
drive up the prices of t ings the
farmer buys. %
This chart shows what has been
happening to the prices of some of
the things that he buys. Prices
which scared in the imitation right
after the invasion of Korea have
been slowed almost to halt since
price stabilization began operat-
ing. Between June 1850 and Feb
ruary 1851, the farmers cost of
living rose 9 percent. Since Feb
ruary. farm living costs have risen
less than 2 percent.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-11
Capital Chorus
To Appear In. Oak
Harbor April Is

The Capital University Women's
Chorus under the direction of Mr.
Gene Taylor will present concert
at st. Johns Lutheran parish
house, Oak Harbor, on Friday eve
ming, April Is, at 8 p. m. Both
sacred and popular selections will
be included on the program. There
will be no admission charge but
an offering will be taken to help
pay the expense of the weekend
tour. Concerts are also scheduled
by the group in Fostoria, Perrys-
burg and Detroit, Mich.
Miss Jane Young, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Young, a
Junior at Capital University, is a
member of the chorus.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-11
NARCOTIC AGENT
ON ROTARY CLUB
PROGRAM TUES.

While there is no narcotic prob
lem in Port Clinton, the curse OF
the narcotic rackets is the grea-
test scourge Of our large cities,
George ]. Gray, of Toledo, told
Rotarians at their noon luncheon
meeting Tuesday
Gray, who is a veteran member
of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics
for the Toledo district, an area CO.
vering 25 northern Ohio counties,
said his department has added 100
operators for the nation since the
Kefauver hearings on crime. He
pointed out that the Kefauver pro-
be never did uncover the sources
of dope in this country, which the
Narcotics Bureau has been trying
to achieve for years.
Before War II the dope traffic
was comparatively mild, Gray
said, but "was greatly accelerated
during the war, spreading alarm
ingly to teen-agers in the larger
cities
After person has become an
addict, the habit costs him from
SIS to $25 day, the speaker said.
The dope racket could be curbed
more easily if states adopted more
drastic antelope laws,' and if
young people were taught that
dope is the most destructive agent
known to man, physically, mental
ly and morally"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-11

The success of the Governments
anti-inf1ation campaign is impor-
tant to the farmer as a buyer of
goods. While imitation drives up
all prices, the pressures on many
goods the farmer buys are greater
than they are on many of the
products he sells. Defense produc-
ton draws heavily upon metals.
building materials, and chemicals.
The demand for products made
from these materials is great.
On the other hand, supplies Of
most products the farmer grows
are expected to be plentiful so that
there will be less upward pressure
on prices of these products.
Therefore the farmer has a big
stake in helping to hold prices
steady.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-11
CHAMBER MEETS
THURSDAY

Members of the Port Clinton
Chamber of Commerce will meet
at a dinner session in the Island
House, Thursday evening, for the
transaction of regular business and
discussion of the forthcoming ma
tional rifle shoot and other pro-
jects which are planned for Vaca-
tionland during the coming season.
Kelly Dunn, president, will pre-
side at the business meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-11
ERIE DEPOT To
MARK ARMED
FORCES DAY

Erie Ordnance Depot will mark
the third annual observance of
Armed Forces Day with an open
house for Ottawa County residents
ON Thursday, May Is.
Observation-Disclosures will
be the official slogan for this
years observance which is design
ed to inform the public of the Ma
TONS defense strength, to demon
Strate the working relationship of
the Armed Forces, and to en-
phasize the democractic ideal to-
ward which these efforts are de-
dicated.
1t. Col. L. S. Devore, Jr,. Armed
Forces Day project officer for
Erie Ordnance Depot, announces
that in addition to the appoint
ment of a depot committee, the
different communities in Ottaw a
County will name committees to
plan appropriate programs in
schools, churches and at civic af-
fairs.
The depot's Armed Forces Day
representatives for these various
communities are Ray Sperber,
Port Clinton; Paul Lockwood, Oak
Harbor; Al Kelso, Lakeside Marble
head-Danbury; Harry McRitchie
and Max Geldine, Genoa; Paul
Suess, Elmore; John Drummond
Clay Center-Martin; Junior Bau-
man, Williston-Curtice; and Viii
liam Schlipf, Rocky Ridge -Ellistcn-
Graytown.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank Rev. John
Braun, The Neidecker Funeral
Home, Mrs. Brindley and Mrs.
Lorenzen, and our friends, neigh
bors and relatives who we're so
helpful and kind during our recent
bereavement.
N. C. Nicholson Family.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all our
friends for their kind assistance
during the illness and death of
our mother and sister, Mrs. Flor
ence Garlick.
Rachel Garlick, Harvey Wells.
Evening star., 1952-02-10

No more forgetting to defrost till the Ice gets
inches thick! No more chipping! No more
sWoinine to pull out ice -jommed cube troys! The
De-Frost Automatic converts any refrigerator into
an automatic sef-defroster. con be installed il
motter Of seconds. is powered by reliobIe Tele-a
chron mechanism. y. t. approved &C. only.
, 1952-10-07

DR.. Robert M. De Freitas,
B. a. o., D. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics; announces that on
Tuesday October 9Th from 10 AN.
TO 5 Pm. and Wednesday Oct. 9Th
from l:so to 4:aO Pm. complete
%optometric service will be of
fered to the Municipality Of
ST. Croix.
Will be in Frederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 900
am. until noon Wednesday.
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or G. O. D.
, 1952-10-07
THANKS D APPRECIATION

The Women's League of
st. Croix wish to thank the
general public for their pa
tronage at their dance held.
September 20 at the Jungle
Casino.
, 1952-10-07
PUBLIC NOTICE

i wish to announce to the
general public that ! will
make my maiden speech on
Thursday evening, October 9,
1852 at which time I shall tell
the people Of St. Croix my
findings Politically as Of date.
ANN E.
Aspirant Candidate for
Frederiksted Town District
, 1952-10-07

Glasses won't hurt your looks
unless you empty too many Of them
There are % styles to choose from at
The Bloch Center for Better Vision 8 Heuring
Hereafter serving the residents of ST. Croix the
first two weeks Of every month.
Now open across The street from the csted P.o.
Hours s-l2 as
, 1952-10-07
PICKUP CHEVROLET
y Ton
1850 Model
Apply: Eusebio Ortiz
CARD OF THANKS

wish to express mydeepest
gratitude to the friends and
acquaintance who attended
the funeral Of my mother
Mrs. Mary Martin in my
absence.
CLEMENCIA ADAMS.
New York City
Evening star., 1952-09-26
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT-Boo ookkeeping and tar
service for all businesses. statements
audits; reas. EX. 2727. 2Ss
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, law
graduate. bar member; year acctg.,
personnel exper.,. some shorthand
and typing; public speaking exper.
Afs sS hSE 1adk Star with 2s, soo.
and capabilities; age 32; exper.,
rough or trim. 10. 2-o509 after
CH2TUjFFEUR and butler, coiored S
refs; exper.; 46 years old. DE
ENGINEER. degree and les. exper
and general contractor. Available
Oct. l. Box INK. Star. 28s
MAN, colored. desires job nights in
enced No 6o1s ssssaeeans slter pa expert
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. ODD Jobs. yard work
sleanins wa'e11s ete sSaVxqh SalTPeqRfe ARs nsSfs
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1882.
SERVICE MANAGER-Fifteen yrs
exper. with all types of refrigera.
tion and air conditioning. 8 yrs
with Frigidaire, charter member OF
r s; 2. s. Phone Gaitnersbura
|sTENOGRAPHER-sECRETARY, Al
male, age 80: presently employed;
seeks advancement. MI. 2046. -2f
TRUCK DRIVER or car washer; man
81 fgpl0Tsaa; sAa7So; So; would like steady SS. %Urk
YOUNG MAN, MA, business ant
writing ability; free ewes. and Sat.
no car; typing. IS; shorthand, 20
French and Spanish languages
sketching.. Box 149-K. Star. 90
10 yrs. experience office mgr, credit
mgr. acctnt.: at present Job 2 yrs
desires to make change with oppor-
tunity to work into jr. executive
LaW pES1tisn issnTpEESSHT. ESH ysR ySuhs ssaI White soi
lege graduate, desires part-time cleri.
cal work with Law firm. afternoon,
and Saturday. Box 125-K. Star
Evening star., 1952-09-26
Furniture-Are You Tall.

Oversize twin beds. modern bedrm.
suite, $52y; couch, $40: chair. $40:
vanity. S12; bkcase. SO; drapes'
81 pair; porch furn,, $l2; rugs,
tables. etc. VI. O7O9. -2S
Evening star., 1952-09-26
Flagstone and Stone

porches. Mass' retsininsss walls Tile dTain. ssRs.
age. Also outdoor f1replaces.
ANGELO MARCuCCIo, SH. 1859
FENCE-Galvanized cnain INK; all
posts IN concrete. Immediate erec-
tion. Get the best for less. No down
payment, 80 months to nay. Phone
II 4l4SSS: evenings and Sunday,
FLooRs sanded and finished; old
floors q speciality; free estimates
HARR FLOOR SERVICE. WI
FLoORs-Laying. sanding and IN
ishins. 10. S-0642 or 10. S-0549.
FLOOR SANDING and retinishine;
exper; MECHANIC; work guar; aver
GENEkaI IN Raj iAi REPAiks4ssintins. @ Pain R pias.
tering. carpenter work. roof paint
ing, repairing; no Job too small
HOME REPAfRs@so yrs. exper. Reas
Attics. porches. steps. shelving
pxiSffSS pxiipaES s0rSS Ia ards5
IS YRS. M Mr.. RG.sts1fsi LAWREHcE Scissi Rx, S7ods
PAINTING. interior and exterior
tlrst-clsss work. THOMPSON. 20
Ps1STIAG, s1Ss1sAG pApER1NG. interior. ore ex.
terror. For reasonable estimates,
call SH. 4771 or TO. 4731. --S
PAINTING. interior and exterior
finest workmanship. Free estimates
J. NJ. SELBY. UN. 144s, LU. 1-6S06
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGISG
tile. Terms; excel. work. GE. 1901
Evening star., 1952-09-26
BUuDING MATERIAI. SAII

1881 JEFF. Davis Hwy. Arl., Va.
OF. &1nh -o2
Evening star., 1952-09-26
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COMMUNICATING. part time;
very competent; can handle fun set
Of books. LU. 1850. -26
CHILD DAYCARE; I to 5 yrs; IN lie.
home. MARY SWAYZEE, 7647
Goodland dr., Kentland, Hyatt. Md.
Of refinement; capable
and very dependable: free to travel.
MA. 1864. Ext. 616.
GIRL. colored. wants Job days work
Or part time or waitress. Call any
GIRL, colored. desires Job In doctor's
or dentists ONCE or as elevator
: operator Qicensedl. TR. 0773. 27s
LADY, employed, with receptionist and
clerical experience. desires Saturday
work. Box 104.K. Star. 26s
NURSE (coloredl, practical. hospital
exper., d. C.. ref, wishes job in doc
tors ONCE. private home. Ii
NURSE-Desires work near home
Write MRS. DYER, r. n, 4506
Oliver ST., Riverdale. Md. --2S
SECY.-BKKPR.; construction exper.;
cost accounting, Shaw-Walksr pay
roll, taxes, ETC., desires position with
builder. IA. 422S. 29s
Evening star., 1952-09-26
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for q
young woman. 21-3S yrs. Of age. to
handle accounts receivable. routine
and control; knowledge of book
keeping and typing is required; 40
hour, 5-day week. Apply Personnel.
Room sos; open weekdays. $40 to
3. and Sat-. 9-1; no phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-09-26
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

Ssy oE Week xo1ssEs RsEs csn can DT Uorf
HOUsEKEEPER, white, settled. would
like to care for elderly lady, or one
child. Call GE. 0651.
WOMAN. colored. as maid: work
nifa1sncS. nights; 3 to o aoTT,66, or to IL; good
WoMA paatme o0orfa aors gSnss TSrnns csannss
only: no laundry or cooking; Mon.
For DOMESTIC WORKERS who
know that the value of service is
built on honesty, capability, reli-
ability, as well as on moral princ!-
pies, can only be obtained through
a well-organized medium. Call HU.
6585 for workers Of higher cgilber
HOUSE WORKERS, INC. 2s
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. and
child care; exper.; references. Call
CoLoRED GIRL wishes days work,
working parents. RA. 5914.
COLORED GIRLS (2), want l.h.w.
and child care or office cleaning.
days. Ii. 6-3SSS.
COLORED WOMAN wishes days iron
ing or laundry at her home; or child
care. Reliable HUI. 9525.
COLORED WOMAN desires housework
plain cooking; 5 days, no Sundays OF
coGdRfh s%s5 ehildysoi W6MAN Nu dssirss ssls; rbv
tSfousS tlys cut rr DAYS m 10 week; m Mon on.
cent refs. AID. 555S. 81.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
8 days a week; 75c per hour. 10.
3-0646,
Evening star., 1952-09-26
BRICKWORK

QOAL1l WOrthMANSd1f. ALI. 0lSS
CARPENTER, repairs Of all kinds;
small jobs attended to; white me-
chanic.s MR.. SLACK, LU. 4-0191.
CARPENTER WORK Of all kinds. IL
6-0746.
CARPENTRY and plastering, remodel
ing; old and new work. After. 8
q sUBCoNTRACTING
Builder or owner; we will sub
contract all carpentry from layout
and batterboards to complete job;
one price. ia. 5-6250. JE. 3-3933.
CARPENTRY. alterations. repairs. re.
modelling. old and new work. MR.
SMITH. ia. 7-5527 any time. 80
CEMENT, BRICK mason; steps. side
walks, driveways. patios. water
proolng. walls; all minor repairs;
anytime EX. 1894. 27s
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 1888 any day
CoNsCREsTIsEf On RisIsf; AND CARpENTER, 1st-
class mechanic; alterations, addi-
tions and repairs; work by day OF
contract. Phone HU. 408S, after s
Evening star., 1952-09-26
HELP DOMESTIC
BUTLER-CHAUFFEUR, white. E

BUTLER-CHAUFFEUR, white, Euro
pean preferred. References expected.
NJ; 1866. 9 to 1880, SO
ehidnen ebnan maFElanS IA iss adult ''hoo!asse
C0OK-G.H.W.. white. live out; would
employed: Can EN-. 1900 for agpt.
cSok SSefIeGefisE apis; Experienced: refer.
$50 wk. OR. OSS3.
COOK-G.H.W. Live in: upstairs rrn.,
pvt. bath; experience. reliable. good
refs; good salary. OR. 64S7. 30
COOK-G. .H.W.. to live-in. upstairs
room with bath: two in family; good
home for settled capable worker.
1924 23rd st. NV. DE. $3.50.
COOK AND G.H.w., fond of children;
liys in; local refs.;. $50 week. RA.
CooK-G.H.w., exper.; live in; small
refersnce saS SASi xk Bas' Bos 44J aszS stsr ssa.
COOK AND GENERAL HOUSE
KEEPER, exper. for family of q:
hours 10 to z, Sunday off; salary
tGdn tg19Si rsfs. 1 req req .hd Apply M MRS Slime
COOK. G.H.w.. live in: lee. pvt. up
stairs Im. and bath; REFERENCES.
coGPGI i or Q women. white, to cook.
dren when mother is out; country
home; Europeans encouraged. EX.
-3812. weekdays. p
G.H.W.-Plain cooking, fond Of chill
dIens dren; no no ironing; u day Wed, and
assts ssn So S WE ye EM @sft osf5 eS
CIV, white mornings only, to to
G.HW. Settled woman, colored. Live
in. Assist children and cooking; $50
CIV. Tfsk ede2 5G. ssS ssSE Hl s'sE ali day so TSar.
required. EN-. .5711. 80.
G.H.W., fond of children; plain cook
ing; live in; must be experienced;
other help employed; Va day Thurs.
sisrt snd every sI: sass Sthsr Sum- of; s3S to
CIV Plain Cook. live in; two
adults. 7-yr: :-old; laundress employed;
IefRs reference; ey. SAG. OIL: 0636. rs
worE IN the city; ve m sdnts sss saaTs
$125 mo-: permanent home for
right party. Give references. BOX
HoTsEkEEPER, USE: iasri who is desirous ' OF
having nice home and likes chill
dren. Salary. $50 week. Wo. 1d901..
HOUsEMAN. g.h.w. and waiting on
table; good opportunity for cap
n1 able .Tsd TeFker. 1924 Ssrd st. NV
"A dasIss ane xa''; care Fepea fs%ess.s
children; live in, share. .rm. and
bath with 5-yr.-old girl. prefer
exper. domestic employe. ability to
drive desirable but not essential;
other help employed. Cali EN-. 1900
for appt. Westchester Apis. -29
MAID TO LIVE IN-Cook and g.h.w.:
refs: S35 wk. Call EN-. 25S7. 20
WOMAN TO CARE FOR INFANT
Either in her home or mine; 5-day
wk.; vic. 18th and Euclid NV; SIS
wk: Call NO. 1888.
YOUNG COUPLE would like white
woman to care for baby during
Refined Tssk pU whTE aGaa atsss MGMaS SSo to vs
salary. La. 6-s353. Ae' Ms6
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, live in,
care Of school-age child; $75 mo.
PART 22Ei TINE TINE. 3 to 2; s days including
Saturday. honest, neat. dependable
refs. 1 child. working mother. ia
10000. Ext. 1872. Z to 8 pm. -27
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN-As
housekeeper and care for 2 small
girls. age 3 to 5 yrs: 5-day vk.
In colored home. Cali Ii. 6-S93I
after 8 pm. Fri, all day Sat. and
CoLORED MAD-Live in; 5E ds DAYS,
$25 wk. EN-. 1858. 5176 Linnean
Terrace NV. -27
Evening star., 1952-09-26
ACE WRECKING &
BLDG MATERIAI.CO

oAONA. 4s4ZA L G1C411A w.
LU. 4-050O Job Phone. Ii. 1888
So .: 1S4TEp r4FGWR1rSR HfaFfs fis'ss9s' co''
cEakrNET,s SlS nSEh st. Professional. nE Enelebert
sandner. Markneukirchen Wood; ex-
Gel. cond. Make offer. OR. 1926.
CLARINET. like new. used in Mont
fefhmeey ehoaey wi ST. se4Se See44Sol' 0-year guar go
CAMERA-1Exakta varex. new. f.s.6
Tessar. single lens, reflex or prism.
CTmplets Gw 9es, with case and filters; $50.
CAMERA ACCESSORIES for Leica,
!SsRifi Ass sf sFads f. 81 siss saaSS
cond aay' Silo; JE 4-94is 9z trade for Tv Or air
CAMERA. Sears Tower, 35-mm, F.2,
Nikor lens; built-in fash; case. etc.
phere after q ST; ! !, 1851 before o am; or
CAMERAIzeiss 1kon contax. IS MN.
lens l:2 F 80 nm. Sonnar. Call
CAND4Ye 4e'Vi VENDING MACHINES u0,
CASH ASH co CoUSTsR, RFgsi 12 feet in as sstt.
sSRe ssssiens- rx AsssooS1ATE sso soSATE D1scoSNT
chair. 81; lamps, $3.50 ca: girls
bike, SI2. VI. 0709. -2S
CHINA. crystal flgurines; perfect sets.
PISA Gssa handWork table linens: or.
CHINA, Japanese, 83-pc. set, plain
white with gold edging and initial
K design: new, 500; black inlaid
mother of pearl Korean vases, Q
sterling silver dishes; ivory 4la in.
Buddha and other oriental items. at
cn pest SE,1t, otter. MRS. K. Tower 6O94;
and IA; good cond.; / coat. 1 suit.
etc. WO. S153. -26
CLOTHING. Iady's: size 10, s It. 2
q s5bsl under; suits dresses. etc. nEo. Wo.
COAL. 6aH WOOD RANGES. oil mSU RANGES;
new, used. Easy credit nothing dn.
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. MA. S952.
COAT. lady's black wool, fox collar,
SO; wool dresses, So; size 1918.
oEhuSHDlF1ERs HSGni - srand-nev. IA
vents mildew. corosion.. warning;
STAR RADIO CO.. 409 l1th st. NV.
DESK niS Strh S6,in;; walnut' glass top, So; $40;
3Sll Newark st. NV. Apt. C. --26
DESK, 7-drawer. flat-top, with chair,
! S25; l ottoman, solid mahog., SIS.
1904 Arundel rd., Mt. Rainier, Nd.
between 6-S pm. -26
DIAMOND-Lady's SOL, Ia carats,
| plat, cost 81 $50, selling price,
| Sl,650. Phone Ma. lila weekdays.
--2S
DlAMONDS-Ladys SOL. " Ct. $50:
1ady's ct.., $500; laay,s I Ct.
| 2 cts. $3.50: ladys 1 cts. ST. $50.
LlvINGSTON o. CO.. 1923 q st.
DTNiNGG GA SET, a1tO' sls5. value So sSsS5;
bedrm. set, twin beds, Sl35; liv.
| set. 2-pc., S75; blond dinette, $s5
LORI, DU. 6417; eyes,. Sun, WO.
DIN. RIM. SET, mahog. Duncan Phyfe,
S-pc-; drop-leaf table, coil spgs.
Reas. WI. 51O4 or OIL. 6645.
DINING ROOM. 7-piece junior, mod
ern. blond mahogany. excel. cond.
DINING Room SUITE. s-pc. walnut;
IN good condition; reasonable. Cali
CH. 55S2, -2S
Evening star., 1952-09-26
MISCELLANE0US FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
AcC9RDIoN. l20 bass. 5xs voice,
TiSce. $50. Inquire ASai0Sti Apt soi, SO SO
FFairhayen aye, Jefferson Manor.
ADDING 1dSas' N MACHINES. rentals, 81 $3.50
per mo. 1st mos. rental deducted
14eh 1tHR st. sIS NV up Hu. fassTRAI 5fs1:R 81 29ls
ADDING MACHINES. sunstrand cleo
trio Reconditioned. Guaranteed;
S99. so: UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
ADDING MACHINE, Victor. to
500, ,999 ,999. go; subtracts, records
visible totals. desk model; S57 so.
AD6RassoGRApH. iT; fss model 1900, au-
tomato feed; strip list attachment;
LETTER SERVICE, 724 9th st. n wv.
AFGHANS, Q. handmade, all coiors.
$25 and $55. Phone King S-563S.
A h.p. 1GSss Window model 4faseniair' 4sade Ior IS.
ANTfoUESELike antiques? Then call
JU. 9-35SS; have items In china,
ASTIoUssppepsiaDo Mia Usgps pr oval nIaTns francs
4hax7. beautifully designed; mahog-
dealers. JU. 7-Si95. Na7
BABY CARRIAGE, sturdy, clean, good
condition. rubber tires. collapsible;
BaBy SiS J2 H4RRiAGI 1a5 after tTip r5aVer PAVE e
eellent condition; mattress included:
BABY @ CARRIHAG3E. AGE twin size s wear
Ever; excellent condition., $40 or
best offer; AT James Ct. Tyler
BABY CARRfasGE; S foidins so4V Wearever.
BABY CRiB-Rentea cfiTi Re ftS; ~ day. week
or month. Also carriages strollers
, and nd plavpsTs = Tn 3442
mattress; ss,S white Lullaby. like new new
BABY al; YS1Rfi1sG TGiNGs-Bargain. $40: Iss 6ash-
inette. high chair, baby carriage;
stroller; all in usable cond. AP.
BASINS. SINKS. BATHTUBs, built.
3O56 nj st. NV, NO. 1908.
BATHTUBS. new. used; built-in legs;
sinks, basins ss, toilets; PEERLESS
in double frame, including sill.
Brick opening: Awnings and screens.
n S35i s ;,, Can H Wo. 6415 eyes; --2s
BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT. uphol-
stored dwarf panels and appoint
ment desk. dressers, chrome chairs
and dryers; excellent condition, will
sacrifice See at CLIVES BEAUTY
SHOP, 2S14 S. Randolph St. Arl.,
Va. (Shirlington shopping center)
this Sun. and Mon. from / TO 3
BED. HOLLYWOOD. and cover: good
2161. Ext 223-A after Z pm. -26
BED. walnut waterfall; Simmons mat
tress. spring; excel. cond.: $40. TIE.
2571. -26
BEDS, twin, springs and mattresses;
$3.50 each. Sunbeam Mix-Master;
$3.50. Electric heater, S5. ia.
BEDS, (2) twin, Simmons, metal
mahog., 2 coil springs, 2 excellent
mattresses. all for $50; / twin-size.
pure horsehair mattress, SIS. WO.
Evening star., 1952-09-26

PAYROLL CLERK wishes work at
homeS take complete charge. of pay
roll; seven yrs. eXper. bookkeeping
and payroll: have car. King S-4315
TIPPING WANTED, at home; accu-
rate. speedy. LU. 1-7936. 2Ss
WOMAN, colored, desires genera
houSework, plain cooking; 5-day wk.
references. Call Glebe 5943. 26s
COLORED, RELIABLE GIRL. wishes
Job as maid In store or home; pre-
sonal references. HO. 7791.
COLORED-EXPERI STATS
TICAL TYPIST desires tipping at
home: Ii. 7-4524. 29'
seamstress. co. 2426.