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Evening star., 1952-01-06
MIseEL. FOR SALE Cont. j,

ANTIQUE-oval walnut marble-top
table, hand-carved heads Of i Apos-
tie ornamenting legs; Sl50. other
misc. items. KE. 7-O693.
ANFIQUE-Chest of drawers, EN-
pre-" in Al condition; 500. Two
top-grade Goodyear tires. size 7.I0x
csil esi gSsd Vi. 44ss' / ~k.' sa5. Must sell.
ANIiauEsEHELEN L. HANNA. 25aa
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. Cts
ANTIQUES beautiful mahog. din
Ing 1a room room, chairs excel cOnd, Sall
ASTIaUES. early American originals
prices; open Sundays: q to . week
days. THE LAMP POST. 4717 Wis.
ANTroUEs. variety. with lamps, 1T
tings, shades, globes, ehimneys; spe;;
Falls Church, Va.
ANTIQUES-Early American furni-
ture in pine. maple, cherry, walnut
Penna. Dutch and Victorian gifts
and collectors items in American
and imported glass, eolored, pattern,
china; Lowestoft and Imari. MRS.
H. A. PICKERING. Urbana, Md,
Route 240, 6 mi so. Frederick.
Open daily, Sun. ewes. %
ANTIQUE walnut spool bed, with
mattress. box springs. Very old
nf snss mss msfbe eha5p top xs2hstsSa Go sS
SD; marble top table SIS; pine
dry sink, $50: tin trunk. S5; other
misc. WI. 1910.
ANTlQUES-Marble-to dresser with
mirror; marble top wash stand and
table. LO 5-0557.
ANTIQUE Victorian sofa. 353G
Qussada st. NV. WO. 1885.
ANTIQUE VIRGINIA SOFA, green
velvet. beautiful. $3.50; reproduction
Virginia sofa, in gold, S1O0. 1856
Lee hwy, Arlington, Va. CHI. 1868,
ANTIQUE CRYSTAL CLOSET. bed
room, Norge refrigerator. library
and other household furniture.
$500 3rd st. NV. RA. 0064.
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I MUST HAVE

A depedenable person, care for 2
children, 4 and 6 yrs; do g.h.w.;
must live in; 5Ia-day week: Silver
Spring; parents employed. BEN'S,
DU. 94S7; Sunday. call Mrs. Mayer,
Evening star., 1952-01-06
ANTIQUES
MAGIC FOR YOUR HOME

N4610AA 1On 1OOU 11NyIME
There's no place like home
once in while"
Old Bayarian. lacy edge plates. ST
each. Fine old chocolate pot. SO so.
Staffordshire plates, ST. so each
flor adults only. SOC. Antique
light bulb (the price will shock
you). Lovely gold leaf frames. SOC
up. Antique mirrors. S150. Piano
stools. S3.50. Love seats. $40. Wash
stand. So 80. Dresser, S6. Pine
server. first 10 bucks. Drop-ieai
table; end 10 bucks. Old chairs,
Sl-S3. Victorian chairs. $3.50
Rockers. 81 up Marble top tables
and waShstands. SIS up Chests.
SD. Plus barsains in ironstone.
milk glass. colored glass, art glass,
GU cut and pressed glass. All kinds
OF brio a-brac.. table silver, glass.
china. etc, 3 for 10c. We like for
you to come in and browse. Open
Suns. ewes, til Z. BELL Kinds,
sos 9Th St. NV. DI. 1851.
P.S.-Now that 1851 has gone to
the place where all good little years
go when they die. every one is
making with predictions for the
future; A leading fashion magazine
predicts that there will be little
change in mems pockets in 1859
we predict. a series of very pleasant
surprises for our customers. Watch
our ads; We have something wonder
ful cooking. P.P.S-Not Harvey.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
John G. Webster
0S Used APPLIANCE CENTER
ASPHALT TILE SALE
GRIFFITH CONSUMERS c
ARLINGTON OFFICE.

BABY CARRIAGE. bathinette, bas-
sinette, high chair. car bed; make
an offer: LA. 6-5462:
BABY CARRIAGE. bathinette, stroll
ss Eaod play asng pen ms5eSi for sEe ets
BABY CARRIAGE and stroller. Thay-
er, car bed, high chair; all good
, conditlon; q best offer, GE; 2is5:
BABY al sl$ai CARRIAGE, H.dstrom. excel
Mt; RainisIs Nd; UN, a2S5. Apt: i;
Ss7i eSnditi9n' TO 7SS8 SS9; baby scales So.
BABY aaa 81 aRIBs. bssot two mattresses; so good
Bah CRIB. Kroll, excellent condition.
and Thayer earriage-stroller. GE.
BABY FURNITURE-crib. exc. cond i;
chest OF drawers to match; carriage,
BAsY alsS sGSce scAGE fgnd and 59 sfSsS SsS chairs
BAR. mahogany; complete 90x50 in,
suitable for small club. cafe or large
rec. room; $50. II West Woodvine
St, Chevy Chase, Md. WI. 5000. g
sgsSp' stEsp' wrench and collar. Cali Or
BARBER's SINK CABINETS. matted
milk dispenser. cream dispenser.
tain. Can, be seen Bldg. T-5O.
BSss aSsYsl RfsfSsTkas sSks. stssl4hu saaGfuBs, built
books S soSs sslnfi n It. nW.. new So e 3ses aseS
BATH TUB. with legs. basin and
toilet and 4-burner gas stove in
i. good sondition. KE, 20. 7-o7o7. ,
s1akf SALES eo Sesin s 'U1s.s as ave f5EhS pE $3.50
BEAUTY PARLOR FIXTURES, / 6xs
hardwood partition, lot of metal
curtain rods, 6 5x5 columns. ia.
BED. sgle.. maple, innerspring mat
excel. cond.; $50. ia. 4-1512.
BED, poster: box spring. innerspring
mattress. Phone JA. S-9069 after
BED. dble., maple, SIS; inner-sprins
mattress, almost new. orig. $50. Ss5;
mattress. S45; 20 Venetian blinds,
metal, std. size, $40; ? 3-way table
lamps SIS each. OIL. 2216. - =,
BED, roll-away. 80 ms. wide, coil
SoIi springs TS fa7, ia peri. condition. SIS.
BED-standard hospital innerspring
mattress; sSz. practically new; $50.
BED. custom built over sized. mahog..
spring and matt5ess; nnt5 practically
BED. Roilaway. double. S5; single,
fine cond.. excel. mattress, S15.
BED, HOiLYwOOD. q blonde legs;
i blonde chest. AP. 2Os0.
BED. double, with mattress. walnut,
$50; baby crib, mattress, Storkline,
SIS; high chair, SO; bathinette,
$5; studio couch, $50; all like new.
RA. 4S44. IS
BED, dbl. size. blond primavera ma
hogany, John Widdicombe, mattress
and box spring. excellent condi-
ton, SIS. SH. 534S. -
BEDS-Mahog 4-poster. twin singles.
lovely beds, coil springs, mattresses;
will sacrifice to dispose today, $50;
bargain for some one. 10. S-1151.
BEDS, 2 twin. complete, with springs
and inner-spring mattresses. $50 ca
Phone 81. 7199. -6
BED adorable construc-
III El.I1 y
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BEDROOM SUITE. complete, bed,
dresser. vanity and bench; dinette
set, z pieces; twin beds. dressing
table lsmalD, dresser 0arse); other
items LQ h-011R &c
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~. = xANC' AN+ASs
RENCHEs-Heavy duty work. 2-in.
soos suALiTY 81 fiss' cAPToI Sei ses scHoo 1851
rear 712 18th st. NV. Sun, noon
to 2 pm: wkdays.. 8 a.m.-5 pm.
BICYCLE, boys, 90 in., beginners.
81; moose antlers. unmounted. So;
REQ gas lawn mower, $50. OIL.
BICYCLE-Boy's 26-in. wheel. small
tires, newly painted, good brakes;
$13. 10. 9-S553.
BICYCLE, girls. "a in. SEQ: Ken
more washer, good cond., $50. CHI.
BICYCLEs-boys, one 20-in.. one "a =
Rittennouse st. NV. TIA Os54
BICYCLE SALE-Inventory clearance
of English and American models. tri-
cycles and toys. GEORGETOWN
sIcYGLE Is ~ S sT3RE xsJ 1SJ1 yI Wis Az ave
Lee Hwy. and Kirkwood I'd, ArI.. va
BooffLERM5a h.p. high pressure
steam boiler with condensate pump
ana flu pine, WI. II 81.
BOOKS: looks: First showing o,, library Of
by local institution's library. Wide
Incubation. ESTATE BOOK SALES
1907. H NV, Bird floor; Sunday anC
Monday only, 10 am. to. 10 pm.
BOOKCASES, sectional best makes
for office or home: reass To-day CO
1925; wk. DI. 1872. 1112 14th NV
BOOKS. Sweets Catalogue file 1914 /
l to % complete; make offer; 8 vol.
umes. 10. S-1151.
BOOkS-One needs glance at a H.
brary to judge its owner. Like thu
past reawakening. the scrap book!
and books of former Commissioner
Cuno H. Rudolph do him great hon.
or: Seen Sun, S07 11th st. NV.
BOOK CAsE-large, simple, disni-
fled. Double glass doors, movable
shelves. Suitable professional office
Reasonable. JE. 2-0361.
BOTTLES, Jars, jugs, caps corks
SOUTHEAST BOTTLE SUPPLY CO,
725 1914 st Sc AT. 95O6.
BRICKS. face and common. l or a
million. ALASKA COAL & BRICK
CO. MA. 5SS5. OF. 1900.
BRICKS
Good used bricks, any quantity.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
BRENTWOOD RD. AND w ST. NE.
MI R1TS IN
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ANTIQUE SPECIAL

Our stock has been replen-
iShed after our big holiday
sale with very unusual items
from the Pennsylvania Dutch
country. New England and the
Old Western Reserve part of
Ohio; cherry. pine, maple,
walnut. mahogany. tulip and
other woods, beautifully re-
finished and priced at our
sensible low prices With
budget terms. If desired. Big
stock Of china glass, etc.
Inspection invited, easy park
ing. free delivery. BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE ANTIQUES.
"Washington's Large Antique
Dealer" S215 Wisconsin ave.
OIL. 2422, 10 am.-9 pm.
Closed Sundays.
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LIVE IN
PVT. ROOM AND BATH

Experienced houseworker C25 to 81
years old): new rambler; S27 a
f!es. Tses. 0"i' Mis- ehANLhs' IA
COLORED FAMILY WILL GIVE RM.
and board plus small salary to lady
in exchange for Inv, and care OF
child. LA. 6-5994. -6
COLORED GIRL. gh.w.. good plain
cook; fond OF children; refs; live in,
coLoRED NURSE, 2nd-fioor work;
references. Good salary. Call Wo.
b420. %
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HELP poMEsIIc Cont !

CIV, plain cooking, no ironing;
.exp,; refs; S.5. EM. o3I5.
G, oE.,v n W, land and cooking: $50 per wk.
every other Sun; exper. and refs.
required. RA, 673i. =
G,HW.. exp 5,a days. q to 5; par
Iial u p's care IA q fia!IS,. iabS,. 4@i lnsrahsm
G.H.W,. exper, mlddle-aged woman:
i've out; must like children; 3-day
wE. and Saturday pm; hrs, $50
e sIs o. .r6 6esl,h Nj SsIS Ssrd and good refs.
CIV. and help With baby; 5 days,
noon' pm; no cooking. Recent
iocA retereneeS; Sl5 and earfare.
q SSI A w Wo ,,vs s2sS. ,o,. =, .s,..
Taans anS nS en- eRer{ f0na %theT Of san saldres en-
- week. 81. 6O67. %
G.H;W. well trained and experienced; /;
1-day wk. live out; $40 wk. plus
% fsqaired efSsIsn' Prone WI IOssI sHl7 references
G.H.w.. live in. 5is days. 30 to 45
yrs, fond OF children other help.
RssteIsnees; o6ol PAID vacation; $50 per
G.H,w.@Mon'' Wed. Fri; help with
sprIng area JU. 1850.
eat SO @, start, Ee9d ref, health
G.H.W.. colored settled and reliable: +:
must be fond OF children; plain
.{9Sine live IN or out Tu 503l
G,HW. for family Of three adults
must be neat and intellisent, expert
o1! $50 a week and carfare GE.
G.HW.-Dependable white woman
20 clean or . days a week. So day
sm1 cariare. Ref REQUIRED. Me
G.H,W. and care of a-yr old child.
days week. lIl5 Peyton Randolph
dr APT l02. Falls Church =
''h;W'-Live Lh1 In 5ia-day wk,; new
gS .p;as' mo- 0'' oL. 81 6s65. 5% 1 child s Isf.'
G,RL; iaf TsiIs; ssiIs;,.IIlv live IN IN shE and care
GIRL WANTED, 5-day wk.. care of
children; Ink; ref. IA. 2-4SS9.
GIRL, colored, live in. to care for
children while mother works: d
HoTsEKskkprTRA eSys Hssk ia %9si aSt,. s.,..7
ana 80. one in family: immediateiy immediately
Bou sEkEIPER. healthy. settled
white, light housework and cook for
tNo tesnSgers and father: live in;
state experience, references and
sa!ary expected. Box 223-C. Star
HoUSEKEEPER ,whiicr small family
W modern home Living quarters for
s.andArd wages WI 3aIO.
MOI SLkEEPER-Complete charge OF
Snevy Chase, Md residence. Very
husN local business owners. children
attend school daily, no laundry:
10 day workers or floaters: must be
permanent live in preferable;
S'ariinG salary. $40 Wk. WI. 1888.
HOUsEKEEPER. 3O-45 yrs. live in
small home Good plain cook. R.h. W
exp. with children. Bendix. Refs
Top salary. OIL. 216S.
hOusEkbEPER. white to take con-
piete charge Of home and 3 children.
sehool age: live in. Call WI. 8455
HOUsEKEEPER. white. for man ana
grown daughter: light duties: ideal
Ior some one needing only small sal
afy but desiring pleasant home.
,fhons ma. lO16 or WO. 1857, "a
HOUSEkEEPER, middle aged. who
wants home; Ayr. old and work.
ma mother; ltv in; $50. JU. 7-S9a7
HOUSEkEEPER, goad cook. white or
solored. age does not matter; GOOD
Inn. in country. pvt. rm, and bath
on LIST n; all modern working cony,
Trans, to d. c. ON DAYS of SIM
mo Write 20 CANDY MEADOWS
tARM. Warrenton, Va.
hOusEkEEPER for executive with q
calloren; responsible woman, Rood
Sook 1--we in Georgetown house
can HO. o15l, Sun. eve. or Mon
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CAMERA REPAIR

Movie equip. tforeign or domestic).
BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave. NV.
CARPENTER contractor; good interior
work. cabinets, partitions, recreation
rooms and alterations; reasonable.
JU. S-4430. Call after 8 pm. IS
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STONEWORK
All types. flagstone, walls.
nT 2AAn q


UPHOLSTERING-One week service.
Antiques restored. All work guaran-
teed. EDS UPHOLSTERY, OR. 746S.
UPHOLSTERY-Couches. chairs re.
webbed. springs reset; your home OF
my shop; furniture repair; all kinds
s. M. JANNEY, GE. 03S0.
WINDOWS CLEANED, floors cleaned
waxed and buf1ed; prices reason.
able. Call Ii. 7-4615.
Carpentry, painting. odd Jobs; neat:
reasonable. CARMEL. AID. 9774.
HOME owNERs-cali.
fornia- style patios and barbecue
pits, concrete and brick. Order
CONTRACTING CO.. KE. 7-0520.
I WANT my davenport upholstered;
good workmanship and good value
essential. Box 313-C. Star.
Evening star., 1952-01-06

washer.
like new, cost $500. sell for SI45:
Tappan gas range, cost $3.50, sell
for $50; Gibson refrigerator. cost
range, $50; also dining rm., bedrm.
and liy. rm. furniture at u price.
Don't buy any furniture until you
see our large stock at "a price.
SALUS FURNITURE CO., 1907 nth
st. NV. Open Sun, 1912; week
DAYS. S.3O-ti q m
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Excellent Opportunitv

GACcllcLlI oppOI Iu1i1Cy
Live-in maid. some one interested in
permanent pleasant lob: beautiful
pvt. rm, and bath; could have en-
ployed husband who would do odd
Jobs in spare time; salary open,
ample time of; must like children
and be reliable; references required
Elmvood 354o. 10
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PIANO TUNING

Est. free; work guar 5ll3 Conn ave
EN-. 4374. WOOLEY
PLAsTERlNG. new and old; quick
PLASTERING, patchwork a speciality.
by white mechanic; good service;
PTAsTERISG ,Teas XII Glal; speciality: large and
mechanics; work guar. NO. 1928.
PLUMBING. HEATING, REPAIRS,
new work and remodeling, bath
rooms installed, hot-water heaters,
nS fims8es sSs to9 large 1zsas q small free ss-
PLUMBING-SERVICE
NEW Low PRICES-complete bath
rm:, $3.50; accompaniment. 48-inch
sink and cabinet, Sl49; 3O-gal. hot
water heater. S140. Major repairs;
al work guaranteed. ME. 0303 or
81. 3O61; z to 8 am.
PORCHES ENCLOSED; let us make
your porch into an extra bedrm. or
den; the cost is but a fraction Of
the added dollar value to your home;
Phone WI. 60s6.
REPAIRED; also
ashers; guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO
Days. UN. 1912; Ewes. UN. s575
REMODELING of all kinds. Building
home or commercial: terms. Quick
service. Guaranteed work. NO.
% p5I2Sf WILLIAMS. Il II.
rewebbing, re-tying springs, clean
ing; drapes, cornices, slip covers
made to order Old work done
reasonable. For free estimates, call
RA. 7712. =
ROOF painting and repairs; painting
inside and out; papering. gen. rep.
See me first. j. HULIN, HUI. 1929.
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HOME REPAIR
NO. 1889 Ii. 6-26S5
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tor business couple. no children
nye IN kenSington. nr. Chevy
Chase; must be good cleaner and
COOK nave excel refs: Sl20 mo.
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APPLIANCES TTSEN

APPLIANCES, USED
Ranges. gas used from $40. guar
Refrlgerators. electric. used. from
S35 guaranteed
Refrigerator. Servel. gas. used
Sl99 80 installed
Re1rleerator. Servel. gas used
$50 so.
Water heaters. gas used from SIS
guaranteed
Kitchen cabinets. wall and base
damaged. from Sis
Sinks. used. $50
SIM INK s4,in s1dn de luxe. porcelain top
John @. Webster a..
USED APPLIANCE CENTER
1909 lst st. Sc. ST. 6l00
and supplies and live
food. Special sale on baby Aneau.
catfish. SOC each; 6 for $2.75. W.
build and repair all types Of aquari
um equipment. Used equip. bough
AQUARIUMS. 1907 14th st. NV
AQUARIUM, stainless steel. % gal.
with stand, $25: pump and pressure
gauge, $40. WI. 5S41. g.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
MARSHALL J. NAPLES
REAL ESTATE COURSE

At the School of Real Estate, Bond
Bldg, 14th and N. Y. ave. Starts
Monday, Jan. 7th, 7:3O pm. APP
proved since 1a47 for men and
women entering real estate practice
Interested persons invited Without
obligation. RE. 2295. AID. 1922.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
JIVILSERVICE

ACCOUNTING, AUDITING EXAM.
SPECIAL CLERK EXAM.
WANT TO PASS? THEN CALL
MIR. RICHARDS, MI. 955S.
Steno o-clerk-typist, card punch, sta
tistics. THE CIVIL SERVICE PRE-
PARATORY SCHOOL, 1913 14th st
NV, l4th and Park rd. MI. 955S.
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CONTINUED on Next PassJ
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DESKS
DESKS
DESKS

SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
DOUBLE PEDESTAL FLAT-TOP OAK
% to 54-INCH GOLDEN OAK. $40
~; USED. RECONDITIONED. ALSO
LARGE STOCK MIScELLANEOUS
OFFICE FURNITURE At REDUCED
PRICES: FREE DELIVERY; FREE
PARKING. MANHATTAN OFFiCE
EQUIP. CO., $50 NEW YORK AVE,
Evening star., 1952-01-06

CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
raxor-kleened or no charge ROT0-
RooTER.. Phone RA. ssSs any day.
any night.
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NURSEMAID-LIVE IN

Excellent local refs required; white
or colored; care for Ayr. old pri-
Nate air-conditioned rm.: Thurs
and every other Sun. afternoon of
help with cleaning, other help en-
ployed $50 per W: Kalorama area.
Du AlR2. Id m In 1o hnnn
Evening star., 1952-01-06
COPPER TUBING
DENTAL UNIT

Chair, cream: excel eond. RE. 1881.
DEShS DESKS - All kinds: once
1872; wk.. 1112 14th NV. DI. 1872.
DESh - 6.drawer typewriter desk.
good condition 10 2-6I57
Evening star., 1952-01-06

1R0NER, "a day week; experienced; /;
references, Phone Woodley 2OO9
LAUNDRESS and general housework-
en-, i've In; nice quarters; permanent
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EXPERIENCED, colored mother wants
child day care. Ii. 3-S6s4. -
cleaned, waxed; wall and window
washing, or what have you. ST. 0931.
avoid rush; exper. day worker. refs.
Ii 1922.
COLORED-Do you need Job help.
See our ad under instruction courses.
SMITH JOB TRAINING CENTER.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT (publicy. bookkeeping
and tax service; $40 per month up
Evening star., 1952-10-05
BraziI's Navy Secretary
Arriving Here Tomorrow

Brazils Secretary of the Navy,
Vice Admiral Henato de Almeida
Guillobel. will be met at National
Airport at II a m. tomorrow on his
arrival for a three-day visit as
guest of the Navy Department.
Rear Admiral George H. Fort,
commandant Of the Potomac
River Naval Command, will be
his host at the airport. In the
afternoon they will visit Mt. Yer
non. In the evening the Brazilian
official will be honor guest at q
dinner given by Admiral William
Fechteler. Chief of Naval Opera
tions.
A busy sightseeing schedule has
been arranged for Admiral Gull
lobel. Tuesday morning includes
"a wreath-laying ceremony at the
Tomb Of the Unknown Soldier in
Arlington Cemetery, a visit to the
Naval Gun Factory and a lunch
con as guest of Capt. Marshall E.
Dornin, U.S.N.. after the inspec-
ton tour.
Undersecretary Of the Navy
Francis P. Whitehair will receive
the visitor at the Pentagon at 3
pm. and in the evening will give
IA dinner for Admiral Guillobel. A
tour of the Naval Academy at
Annapolis is scheduled Wednes-
day. On his return, q reception
will be given at the Brazilian EN-
bassy at 6 pm. Admiral Guillobel
will leave for Pensacola, Fla.
Thursday morning.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
|McGranery Orders
Grand Jury Inquiry
In Miami Bombinqs

The Justice Department yester-
day ordered grand jury in Miami
to investigate series of bombings
apparently caused by racial or
religious strife.
1--WE believe there have been
violations of the cVil rights stat
utes and other Federal laws"
said Attorney General James P.
McGranery. THE grand jury will
decide whether the evidence war
rants indictments"
The Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation has been checking the
bombings for many months. The
evidence will go before the grand
jury when it meets tomorrow.
The explosion occurred at Cath
olic churches, synagogues and Car
Iver Village, a Miami housing prof.
ect which first was offered to
white tenants only. Part of Car
lver Village later was opened for
colored people.
The grand jury also was ex-
pected to investigate the death
of Harry T. Moore, a colored lead
er who lived in Minis, Fla. He
died in an explosion of dynamite
placed under his bedroom floor.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
New Woman Prosecutor
Wins Her First Case

WaShington's newest woman
prosecutor yesterday prosecuted
her first case and won it.
She is Assistant United States
Attorney Kitty Blair Frank, who
had been serving in her new office
exactly one month yesterday.
The defendant, Ruby Harris.
23, colored, Of the 1900 block of
Sixteenth street NE. who Mrs.
Frank prosecuted was found guilty
OF simple assault by Judge
Thomas c. Scalley Of Municipal
Court for striking another woman.
The victim also is colored. Judge
Scalley postponed sentencing until
next FRIDAY.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
De Luxe Modern Sofa Bed

For living in the modern manner, for
double duty at its best D.. you'll want
this sofo-bed for your very own at this
Nee Anniversary price. Choice Of
many exclusive fobrics. Modern blond
frame bose and legs. At all three Nee
Stores.
Evening star., 1952-10-05

Use Il as d SOTO and a chair .
or q sectional SOTO, or os a bed
to sleep Two in complete comfort.
ineton living. Choice Of severo
this one low price Of $l0o.5O 70.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
Ronch Style Sofa Bed

For the ronch-sNIe home, den or club
room, you can't beat this sofo-bed for
style and comfort. Opens to sleep two
with flick Of the wrist. Coy EorIy
American prints, overall spring construc-
ton. Pine orns, legs and frome. Match
ing chair ovoiIobIe at $49.5O.)
Evening star., 1952-10-05
Modern Sofa Bed

Long, low and graceful! :. to fit
we'll into your modern Dreomhouse.
Swedish in design, the SOTO opens
in seconds to sleep two in complete
comfort. AII-sprine construction,
of course in the sofo-bed and
motching choir. Choice Of exeIu-
sive fobrics found only at Nee's.
Matching chair, $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
Report to the Honnenoker

tcellent piece of meat for Stufflng
land roasting. In buying one of
the large legs it's q good idea to
have the butcher take 4 or 5
pounds of the rump end Of the
meat and prepare that as q small
roast. Prepare and serve the re-
mainder Of the leg as q separate
roast later in the week.
Fresh Produce
Heavy shipments Of lettuce are
continuing to come into the mar
ket, making it an outstanding buy
for the week. Not only are we
seeing lots Of lettuce but we're
finding larger heads. Lettuce is
generally packed three to six
dozen heads per crate, but most
|of this seasons crop, is running
four dozen to the crate. The ma
|jor portion Of the fresh produce
now available is. coming up from
Florida. The picture may change
In another week when we have
time to feel the effects Of tropi-
cal storm In, some Of the heavy
growing areas that occurred
earlier in the month.
To My Valentine
Have you put off getting "the
little woman" her Valentine offer
ing until the last minute? Flowers
and candy you've probably taken
her year in and year out. This
year surprise her and be different.
We suggest some handsome
candles we saw on q friends table
the other evening that intrigued
us no end. In fact. we were so
busy watching them burn we al
most neglected our excellent
dinner. The candles drip q diff
ferent color each inch they burn.
Our hostess had used as q re-
|ceptacle some odd-shaped bottles
she had picked up in an ANTIQUE
shop and let the drippings fall
down over the sides to make q
colorful and decorative design.
Under the bottles she used some
small square glass mats to catch
the wax.
II you've already taken care of
the Valentine situation and want
to take treat to the whole family
we suggest a couple boxes of the
cherry tarts featured by one of
the ice cream companies as the
dessert Of the month. With Wash
ington's Birthday still to consider
during February they're q handy
dessert to keep in your home
freezer.
Here and There:
It's easy to make i tart colorful
salad that II especially good with
any meat. Follow the directions
ON the package OF unflavorefl
gelatin. using cranberry Juice as
the liquid. When it has thick
ened slightly, add pineapple It'd.
bits and chopped celery. =. To
give q finishing touch to smooth.
rich baked custards, top them with
infant strained apricots. !. Here
are pork chops with elegant flavor.
Brown chops well on each side.
Drain the sirup from a can or jar