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Evening star., 1952-09-28
By the Associofed Press

BERKLEY, Calf. Sept 27.-
California's hard-running backs
powered to a 28-14 football vic
tory over the Missouri Tigers to-
day in an intersectional game
before crowd of $4,000.
The Bears pushed over touch
downs in the first and third
quarters and two more in the final
period. Missouri scored first
early in the opening period-ano
counted again in the fourth
quarter.
Fullback Johnny OlszeWski
California's candidate for ALL
America honors this season, and
Halfbacks Don johnson and Bill
Powell crashed through the Mis-
souri, defenSes in age-gaining
sprees. The Tigers made a fight
of it all the way but were worr
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Columbian Prep Edged
By Fork Union on tumble
SpecioI pi,po,eh 10 The S,or

FORK UNION. Va, Sept. a.
A recovered tumble in the first
period paved the way to victory
as Fork Union Military Academy
defeated Columbian Prep of WASH
ington, TO. today in the opening
game for both.
Fork Union, recovering a Co
lumbian bobble on the latter's g.
yard line, required four downs to
score as the visitors put up stub
born scrap. Ted Rich rounded end
for three yards to score.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

42 and went all the way. The
final Cavalier touchdown came
early in the fourth quarter. It
was started by Henry Strempecks'
interception on the Vanderbilt 46.
With Hoax, Tata and Strempeck
getting long yardage on each play,
Virginia moved to the 5-yard line
where Harding sneaked across.
Mel Roach. star Virginia quarter
back as a freshman last year. did
not see action but kicked three
extra points and missed one. Roach
is still nursing a shoulder separa-
ton suffered in scrimmage three
weeks ago.
OF the little offense Vanderbilt
had. R. c. Allen supplied almost
all. He gained 60 of the 63 net
yards the Commodores had at the
end of a rugged afternoon.
Virginia ---------- 7-27
Vanderbilt ---O 0 0 O. 0
virginia scoring: Touchdowns. Tata, Q;
Harding. Knowles Conversions, Roach. 3.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Illinois 0yerpowers
Iowa State, 33-7, as
0'ConneII Stands Out
BY the Associated Press

CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,, Sept. 27.-A
72-yard touchdown run by de-
fensive end and spectacular pass
ing by Quarterback Tommy
O'Connell powered Illinois to a 33-
Z victory over out-manned Iowa
State today.
Illinois, undefeated in a football
season opener since 1943, delighted
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Top Pass Receivers

George Barney Poole of Missis-
sippi and Art Weiner of North
Carolina share the record of So
pass receptions in one season
Poole caught his record total in
1947, Weiner two years later.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Stock Car Racing Card
Offered at Manassas

Stock car racing with winners
of previous events competing will
be offered at Old Dominion
Speedway at Manassas, Va, to-
morrow, starting at 2:30 pm.
Lou johnson, Ray Hendricks,
Sonny Hutchins and Ken Marriott
are among drivers who will race.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Rocco TuckIing Golento
In Turner Mat Feature

Antonino Rocca and Tony Ga
lento have been matched for the
feature of a four-event wrestling
show at Turner's Arena Wednes-
day night. They are to put on a
one-fall Commute limit bout.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Runs Like q Hure

West Virginia University foot
ball players believe Jack Rabbits
a halfback, is the fastest man on
the squad.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

Minnesota scoring: Touchdowns-Klef-
saaS. Baumgartner. Conversion. Cappel-
letti. Washington scoring: TouchdoWns-
Heinrich. Heinrich. Farley. Kyllinstad. Conversion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-28
|assified Ads
Go, AID Taker
I c.,, WO. 4-s2OS
.<,1,cr FOR SALE

| ihHGG VfETR one,half block block
1, O q Hamilton Nice 3 Bed
D , o. on lot l45 #. deep
]. ' aa,ape. automatic oil heat.
y g' ca az 800 Small Down.
Fec ow vy KEnwood 3-72o6
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-28
L0ulsJ0rddnMukesH
On Pacific Coast Tour

LOS ANGELES. Cal.-Louis
Jordan paused here for four DAYS
to catch his breath and rest be-
fore resuming a successful vh.rl-
wind tour of Pacific Coast critics.
Jordan and his Tympany Five
have played to packed bathrooms
in Santa Barbara, Bakersfield.
Fresno. San Jose and Stockton.
Cal. On June 20 the group
journeyed to Yakima, Wash. for
a one nighter.
Other appearances inc ude
dances at the Arena Ballroom in
Eugene, Cal, on June 81; the
City Auditorium in Sacramento.
Cal, June %; the Elks Patio in
Redwood City, Cal. June 30
On July 2, Jordan takes his
rympany Five into the Del Monte
Gardens in Monterey. Cal They
travel TO San Francisco July 3
for one nighter. and on July 4
the Jordan show will entertain
at huge picnic at Elmurst Gar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-28

Parkside; Eddie Harris, Harper;
Sarah Harrison Receiving: Mrs.
Billie O'Gsrrot. Wayne Diagnos-
tic.
Mrs. Lola Philips, $50 Winder.
of Providence Baptist Church,
injured her leg this week while
on business trip downtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Brown 700
Montcalm. became the proud par
ents of baby boy. Ray Gllett.
who weighed Z pounds. 10 ozs.
upon his birth last week
Mrs. Willie Mae Erwin and
her sister. Mrs. Mary Harmon
of 1915 wilkins returned from
from an enjoyable weeks va
cation in Triton. Ca. with ell
atives. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Brown of 1926 Brewster are
tickled 10 have his sister. SUI
mora Brown of Chicago 10 visit
them on her vacation. She eft
Monday after spending an ex-
citing Today sojou-n.
Mrs. Florence Boston Of 973
Livingstone was happy and sur
prised to have her cousin walk
in her home last week. is Pfc
Leroy Brezal from Korea where
he has seen action on the battle
front three times. He Will eave
soon for Fort Custer
The question and answer por.
ton of this corner will be omit
ted this week but will be re-
sumed in the next issue. Do
not forget 10 write me at the
Rivard address: send your CUES
fions at least by Sunday SO
they may appear in the coming
edition.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-28

State Of Michigan. the Probate
Court for the County OF Wayne
NO. 3s2.lSs
In the Matter of the Estate OF
BEN JACKSON. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all
creditors of said deceased are re-
ouired to present their claims, IN
writing and under oath. to said
Court at the Probate Office in
the City Of Detroit, in said Coun-
ty. and to serve a copy thereof
upon JESSE E. WILLIAMS. Adj
ministrator of said estate. at 1908
Broa lway, Detroit. Michigan on
or before the Goth day of August,
AID. 1852. and that such claims
will be heard by said court be-
fore Judge Patrick H. O'Brien,
in Court Room No. 800. Wayne
County Building in the City OF
Detroit. in said County, on the
26th day of August, AID. 1852,
az two o'clock in the afternoon.
Dated June Is, 1852.
PATRICK II. O'BRIEN.
Judge of Probate.
Published in Detroit Tribune
once each week for three weeks
successfully. within thirty days
from the date hereof.
(6-2l-7-0.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-28

In whose eyes a vile person
is condemned; but he honoreth
them that fear the Lord. He that
sweareth to his own hurt and
cnangeth not. He that putteth
not out his money TO usury nor
taketh reward against the inno-
cent. He that doeth these things
shall never he moved"
SICK AND SHUT ms: Ber-
tina Lee Jones. l60 Leicester;
I n m as Cunningham. e0ls
Norfhfield: Leola Clemens, sol
Blaine: Connie Mae Gaines.
2647 Brush; Elvis Carter. 3ll5
TromblY: Rosa Folsom. 2as En-.
glewood.
In the following hospitals are.
Mozelle Cage, Parkside; William
Everly. Harper, Maude Kemp.
Receiving; Beatrice Garrett. Uni
versity, Ann Arbor; Viola Perry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-28
Fear No Evil
Continued From Back paqe)

wealth God has in store for all of
US, when we need it. | needed
the five hundred dollars TO lift
the claim of debt. The solemn
declaration of my Fathers rich
ness. love, and kindness, coupled
With PRAYER. found right way.
and / received the money in a
legitimate way. Soon after that,
received some money that was
owed me that | had forgotten.
This was another opportunity
foi me TO prove that the love of
God goes on without interruption.
The Father complete, blaneless
and pure, possesses every spirit
ua' excellence II is our duty TO
Go the best we can 10 possess
moral and spiritual excellence.
When we do the best we can. the
Father has a complete way to
help US NY own experience
proved this TO be down right
sense
copyrighted
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HOUSE FOR SALE

kside near Puritan 6 Room
Ame 3 Bedrooms, Gas Heat
bd Condition
lex Possession
|se 10 School and Shopping.
Nv 81 10000 down.
}. 3-7325 TE. 1850.
Tower Realty
SINGLE HOMES
rs near Mack
boms Rrickote
ker Heat
Nv Extras
gain 50 oo0 down.
view near Mack
ckote 6 Rooms
Eellent Condition
fOain Sl.500.00 down.
j Basement Garage
ranc Realty
De Mack.
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\ TESTIMONY: We do !

A TESTIMONY: We do not
know if the big boss would ac-
cept this or not, but We thought
the story a good one in behalf
of the Christian Science move
ment TO which he has dedicated
his life and money.
Monday, while we were very
busy gathering news and business
a call came in from a disturbed
mother who had lost her little
girl. The mother had called the
police and had frantically
searched the neighborhood but
there was not hide nor hair Of
the pretty young darling OF her
mothers eve.
Since the mother was AN extra
special friend of mine. l took
time off and picked her and the
child's grandmother up The
grandmother. by the way, is a
Christian Scientist of more than
IS years. We both agreed that
the little girl was not lost and
we would drive back TO the place
where she was supposed to meet
her mother and behold there she
was as big and bright as the day
sitting there waiting patiently.
She said besides being away
from the spot for about three
minutes she had been waiting
for five hours. The mothers
tears turned TO smiles and the
Youngster got big kiss from
her grandmother. Faith is a
great thing.
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srNEss OPPORTUNITIES

]ino Suitable Tor Church'
ice Hall or Restaurant.
6dinp IS fl X 45 Il. Hall space
So fl. 9 Rooms. full base
h steam heat and furnace.
Ein Excellent Condition.
owrcr 900 South Crossley,
hcr ZOO W. Jefferson.
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view near Mack
HOUSE FOR SALE

4 LaSalle e55l
Eorner Pingree
Bedrooms Face Bricks
| Car Brick Garage
Heat Large Rooms
N Rooms. Up and Down
Iatural Fireplaces
Z. Dishwasher and Disposal
food Condition
Pw down payment for
1ick sale
or Appointment. Call
1 Weissman, KE. 3-4840 or
kE. 3-24S2
Ppen Sunday from pm
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experts and public relations
p"nel. which included a number
OF outstanding persons in the
OF the other affairs are strictly
ade gatherings at which dele.
pAhlic relations field
We feel this approach TO the
problem of the responsibility
OF press and community to each
other is unique and I should
like TO again name some of the
part cipants by way of demon
straiTy the wide variety of
know edge. talent. and exper-
fence made available 10 those
who attended.
The Community panel was
conducted by Oliver w. Brown.
managing editor OF the New Jer-
soy Herald News and included
Herbert T. Miller. associate direc-
tor Protestant Council of New
York. Mrs. Cecilia Cabaniss
Saunders. retired Executive Di-
rtotor Of the Harlem Branch Y.
W. { A and Dr.. Max Rubin
stein. principal. James Fenimore
Cooper Junior High School in
New York.
The Advertising panel. con
Quoted by julius s. (Jack) Wright
son. Marketing and Research ex-
pert, included Joseph LaCour.
general manager Associated Pub
fishers. William Grayson, Eastern
Sales Manager, Johnson Publish
inP Company: John Crichton.
Executive Editor, Advertising
Age. and Jack Blumstcin. Pres
ident. L. NJ BlumStein Depart
mont Store
The Public Relations panel.
conducted by Mrs. Sadye J.
Williams and Guichard Paris.
both leaders in the public rela-
fjons f'eld. included William r.
Simms. director of public rela-
fions. Urban League of Greater
New York: Miss Lillian r. Pier
son. Public Relations Editor.
Tide Magazine: Moss II. Ken
dirk. Special Public Relations
Representative. Coca Cola Com
PAW: David Jacobson. Director
Of Public Relations. Columbia
Telev'T'on Network. and Mat
thew Eder Executive Vice
President. Uptown Chamber of
Commerce.
The Awards Dinner brought
together some Of the biggest
names in the fields relate to the
p, bliShing and advertising bust
ness. along with distinguished
clcrgymen and business execu-
ti,eS.
These included Rev. Dir. Will
liam F RoSeblum Rabbi Of Tom
! pic Israel of the City Of New
Ncrk: Father Cornelius J. Drew,
Pastor OF St Charles Roman
Catholic Church: Rev. c. L.
Franklin. Pastor of Mt. Lebanon
Baptist Church. Brooklyn: Col
Leopold Philip. President of the
/ | ptown Chamber of Commerce:
William r. Brown. Manager.
Theresa Hotel, Harry Berk. Vice
President, Warwick Leqler Adj
vertising Agency; Mrs Maude
Cadsden. President. New York
State Beauty CulturiSts ASsocia-
ton: Levon KeShishian. Cores
pondent. Arab News Agency for
uN and USA: Robert Bell. Pres
ident. Association of Trade and
Commerce; George De Pue. Jr.
Vice President and Chairman of
the Plans Board Robert w. Orr
and Associates. Inc. Advertising; |
Ted Colt. Vice President. Nation
al Broadcasting Company; Harold
Smith. Partner of the Public Re-
lations Firm. Smith Rose Com
panv: and Philip Reed Managing
Editor OF the international News
Service.
70 ;e Clobals hope that each
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mrs. M. A. COMMON
Community Ms.r,
7 +

=; N'f BIBLE LESSON Psalm who shall abide
81 my 'aoenace who shall dwell thy holy hill? He that alk
ana workeh righteousness speaketh the truth
" MS eate that backbiteth tongue nor doeh evil
" ms neghoo nor takeh reproach against his neiohbor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-28
WANTED

and Trucks Wanted Tor
k $1,000 TO $4,000.
1 1869 TIE 2-0489
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-28

- Company on trips to
q from Idlewild. Woodiand
X Resorts. Detroit and
kU ", r. L. CRAWFORD.
;os Elizabeth. or Post Office
oa7 Baldwin. Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-28

OF July 4 they Will play for
noiiaay dancing at the Dream
Bowl Ballroom in Vallejo, Cal.
dens Oakland Cal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-28
|cIrIJATIoN WANTED

wants paft-tlmc lanitoIIaI
\, nom 10 D IN 10 3 am
i, Hurst. COS +. Columbia,
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State Committee and John RoX-
borough III is q member of the
Eisenhower State Committee.
Evening star., 1952-12-09
SITUATIONS WOMEN
BOOKKEEPING and All. corre,r

BOOKKEEPING and all correspond
ence for small businesses done
eficiently and reasonably at my
home; Sc. area. Phi. 10. s-6572.
BUSGRLs. dishwashers. hotel maids,
fountain girls. DAMAS EMP. SER.
FITTER-Suits, coats, dresses and
alterations; varied experience, also
able to perform all sorts of custom
made clothes. Call ODETTE. EX.
3-6360. Ext. 2274.
GIRL, colored. wishes 8 days, work or
HOME TYPIST. temporarily disabled
CARDS, or business envelopes. CO.
SECRETARY: Experienced, top-notch
college grad; 5-day. Downtown OF
SILVER Spring. Available now. JU
ATTRACTIVE SECRETARY, well edu.
Gated, wants Job as receptionist or
pvt. secretary to top executive. MISS
6BAaRsI56ON. ST. 3-7S60; ewes. .WO.
Would LIKE to place child's capable
nurse, exper., white, in nice home;
excel; refs; daywork; $50 week.
COLORED GIRL wants lob as maid
N ONCE building. EMMA LIE TAY-
Coi6iREED6 i E6 GiRI lssod desires eount.rvors
or days work. LU. 4-5S38.
COLORED GIRL wants Job as nurse
maid Tor working couple; 5-day week.
CoLoREb WOMAN wishes s.h.w..
City references. Until s pm. ST.
Evening star., 1952-12-09
HELP1WoMEN

AREA MANAGERIAL opening Janu-
ary B, with established cosmetic
firm: high level field advancement
for full-time applicant; drawing ac-
count. count; director selling experiences
necessary. For private interview
write. age, employment and educa-
tional background to w. II. KEGS
LER. Box 1855, Star. -15
UNEMPLOYED settled lady. white. to
care for elderly lady at nighttime; !;
practical nurse pref: no housework
required; room and board furn. in
ad6 addit5en ion to modest compensation.
WANTED; exper. beautician, guaran-
teed salary; 50Ss commission; s.
s-i1s4 or KG' zGufS s-s4aS. q o. Can m1S 2''
ARLINGTON POSITIONS. work near
home. POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT,
1884 Wilson blvd, Arl. ia. 7-1700,
A GOOD JOB for the Right Woman
ible working hours. You need to
add ,S45 to S75 every week to the
family income to start. You should
an opportunity for rapid advance
ment. You will be with national
organization in a permanent posi-
tion where your income is unlim-
tied. You will also receive complete
training at our expense. Write
tGoay v'oa .n,,. ior get acquainted" inter-
EMPIRE CRAFTS coRPoRAGTrfEotiNS,, PGrEt n,
Newark. New York State. -9
NEAR SHIRLEY-DUKE APIS, in
Alex. Va. Want active lady to work
IN once Of veterinarian and dog
kennel for general ONCE work; type.
Keep books and card records. Perm
anent. VIII pay $50 per Wk.; q
days, 8 to B. Please answer own
handwriting, giving qualifications,
age and references. Begin Jan, 9TH
Box 210-R, Star
Evening star., 1952-12-09
Wonderful Opportunity
HELP-MEN AND woMEN

BOOKKEEPER, part time; must have
some exper. salary open. Apply
CAR WASHERs 'i WANTED - GEN
CAR WASH. 9S3 Florida ave. NV
CAAN!vAssSsERs-House-to-house IS men
Local or travel; transp. furn. Appi,
hinaton4 nj n4fh r st. NV. Rm. 917, Wash
CLERK-TYPISTS-Fun and part time
Jobs; permanent. Must be fast typ,
lstS and have good hearing. CAT
Z;30 TO 9 pm. RADIO REPORTS
INC, 619 9th st. NV. top floor
COUNTERMEN AND WOMEN by ma.
tlonal restaurant chain; oppor-
tuntty for advancement: experience
not necessary; meals and Uniforms
furnished; paid vacation, free in
surance, Christmas bonus. Apply in
person' ooI4 Georgia ave. NV.
FARMER AND WIFE, no children, 70,
general farming. nearby Md. wife
to do g.h.w.; good salary with furn.
na3SSse; afS e; refs. rMsGuiredi; reg Apply 1917
HAT CHECK CONCESSION for rem,
rr,sSf Y ISf-class sS TesStssSHIrant. SsSIant Call Mr.
Statesmen AND WOMEN to sell ou,
popular, easy to sell items; fun OF
part time; generous commissions
Choose your own working hrs; nC
exper. nee. Opportunities for earn.
ing money unlimited. Apply now tc
AMERICAN SPECIALITY Co, i74G
( st: NV, or call 10. 2-114S aftel
WAfPOLE BROTHERS. INC, special.
lists in linens, 1929 Conn. ave. NV,
experienced salesperson wanted. Cal
Tor appointment. NO. 7-2S49. -1C
SETTLED MARRIED CPI.E white n
be responsible for care of an eIderly
lady at night time. No fouseWork
required; room and board furn. In
addition to modest compensation.
Box 154-S, Star. -i5
FREE to white couple, no children
man employed; 2-rm. furn. apt. ano
board, in Kensington; In return, wife
cook, do g.h.w., be companion fol
my wife. LO. 4-7972 after 5. -22
Evening star., 1952-12-09
HELP-DoMESTlc

COOK, experienced, g.h.w., colored,
We in pref. best wages, 8 adults,
Other help employed. WO. 6-2593.
COOK, experienced. white, for Bap-
board. laundry and good pay; refs
apply MRS. r. F. DUNNMIRE. Is
COOK. experienced; live in; i adults;
no SUNDAY work, other day of
$ooS $30 week; city references. Cali Wo,
COOK; 200 expsr;; elec. range: ,g.h.w.;
2 In family; good wages; local refs.
coSKS csosSdaKirsSa HWL. WNL 1stcIsss 1s4dISs refined 1a
live in. attractive quarters; $40 te
start; orss regent local refs. REQUIRED
C5oeeo,K1--EGeoiGns;EKEEpER-perm.- &c, 1-Gein; -rd Dos,
EarOpean y welcome. Z, S hss salars; ~; open. onn.
GEEEk1ES GsEl k1iIS4Q Ac1sENSSkkER, cS1essfESNsSik -pR pisin
SGEGlSinei %Ely ia n9 s.9aas 9Iaa9aadry' live in. S26
day Week GOOD coof SSioffa Refs: %SaS pea,,reS o
SGT so wk. JU. 9-3112 Ii
G;H.W.-.Prepare breakfast and clean
ing; 8 to 1890, g days; white
= woman; refs. NO. 7-2991. ii
O,H.V.-delper IOf small nursing
home; prefer live-in; settled lady.
G.H.W.--Live in; lovely quarters In
RsT RsT home home; other help employed.
HOUsEKEEPER. live in. pvt. rm. and
bath, very centrally located. Gem
srous time on; $3.50 mo. Cali DE.
WOMAN to live in, cook plain meals,
keep house for crippled lady; no
laund. 1910 A st. ne. Ii. 1896.
DEPENDABLE colored girl to live i've in.
g.h.w.. help with children; other
help employed; references. EN-.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, white, to
care for invalid lady. Light house,
keeping, refined home; $50 wk., live
in. JU. 5-17SS. III
PART-TME, from 2 to 7. mothers
helper: must cook; 3 days, S15 per
ELDERLY COUPLE to care for room.
ing house; references. 10. S-4997.
WHITE. 21-45, to live in for g.h.w.
and assist mother with children;
ether 9th aHapp help employed; references.
CoLoRED WOMEN to live in; age
25-35 yrs; refs. required. ROBT.
L. EVANS, MA. $4,000 until 4 PM;
after pm. DE. 2-0740. los
Evening star., 1952-12-09

ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS. parking lots
or private roads; free. estimates.
Telephone OIL. 4-4S00 or Oh.
ATTfGCSs FINISHED, dormer win
dows. porches .inclosed. recreation
rooms and Stairways. Commercial
No down payments. SO months to
BRfGk "a AND aSfSE kEfxiR Ii + W6sRcSa. WR6ERESSs
tractor Of reliable service. No Job
E4. fG9 snsoa;7. ss9sr; GEORGE w. HENsS3SN' NSS
CABINETS. bookcases and shelves
made to order. Rorches inclosed and
storm windows repaired, furniture
repaired. ia. 7-461s.. ID
CARPENTRY WORK. large or small
home improvements; house caulk-
ing and roof repair. HE. 4-7343.
CARPENTRY, repairs and remodeling,
commercial and residential, inclosed
porches and recreation rooms. JU.
CARPENTER WORK of all Kinds;
CARPENTRY, recreation rms, attics.
general repairs. HAINES & PUT
NAM, RA. 3-5516, WA. 7-5594. 10
CEMENT-BRICK MASON. steps. side
walks, drtveways, patios. water
proof1ng walls minor rep. Ex.
CEMENT WALKS, steps, floors, gem
small Jobs. JACK sPARKEs. no.
CL0GGEiD DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleened or no charge, ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 6-SS6S any
ELECTRiC DRAIN SERVICE, sewers,
sink lines, basins and toilets, cleared
Dy electric equip. reasonable rates:
night service. TU.. 2.1900.
ELECTRICAL installations. repair
short circuits; small jobs done i'm
Mediately. RA. 6-2222 any time. %
FENCE-Galvanfzed chain INK; ali
posts post in. n concrete S In dnnsdisse ae Sc cree
C ss sas ss months Dess Sf 70 es Bay 70 Phone
II; 4-45SS; evenings and Sunday,
FLAG LAC PoIE PAINTING. For a 1st-
class paint job at lowest rates on
any flag pole contact CARL BANKES,
Box NH 210. 1900 Florida ave-,
rIooRs TssSRs PsTn saSDE6 MH' an and s2asS aisneo
cleaned and waved. old floors made
ike new. Call any time. WA. 7-I129.
FLOOR SANDING, REFINlSHING -
Work guar; exper. mech; aver. rm..
$15; free estimate; painting and
paper hanging. CO. 5-4S30. 20
FLOOR SERyICE. Nothins but the
best; laying. sanding, finishing.
cleaning: parquet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS ING. 1912 wisconsin ave-.
FuURRNfrTI1IRagS frTI1IRagS REARED. refnished
sns polished in your home; reason
eble. AID. ETA. 10s
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Evening star., 1952-12-09
CURTAINS

75c pair; experienced laundress. Call
Ii. 3-1S67. 10
CQLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. oi
child care Can cook; good refer.
ehces; 51a-day week. HU. 3-7S96
COLORED GIRL desires general
houseework or baby sitting Ii
CoLoRED GIRL desires s days q
week. Also child care. Ii. 7-7633
q cents an hour and carfare
CoLoREb LADY wants Job in pvt
family. Al cook or nurse. Part
time. References. LU. 2-2353.
COLORED WOMAN will take care OF
mothers children at my home By
week. JU. 9-S340. 10
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
Experienced. Good references. Exper
laundress. Ii. $4,000.
COLORED WOMAN desires daywork
for Thursday. Good references. Cal
after 8 pm. HO. 2-S224.
COLORED WOMAN desires work; child
care, general houSework or restau-
rant maid. RA. 6-474S.
COLORED WOMAN wants work as
laundress or housecleaning. LU