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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-21

onoern aroBen 2eubten bes perFone'
nen Sabrb,inoerts fannte. 8ei aner
8ereitibaft our Beritdnoisung blieb
er itets unnabgiebig i'm @rnnolaslt-
den. Nie sing er ben brennenoen @e-
genpartsfragen i6eu aus Dem @ege,
ionoern iette it6 init ibnen freimiitig
auseinanoer, nit flarer, einoeutiger
Steaungnabme.
SSn ser Belt bes nationallo5ialiiti=
i6en &egimes mar &aroinal Sal1lba-
Der als elmer Ser ~Itarflten Siirme oes
8ioerItanoes", gegen Die Gergottung
Sitlers uno oie uferloie Staatsomni=
poten5 laufeno slnfeinounsen ausse-
iebt. Sn ieinen beriibmten Iopents-
uno Silpel lterpreoigten in BEN Sab-
ren 1882 uno 1888, oie Damn pegen
ibrer ungebeuren @irf11ns BON oen
nationallo5ia Itil6en Wabtbabern
oerboten pur0en, llnO ir leinen So
Itenbirtenbriefen ieste er it6 allen
Grobungen gum Srot fiir bie Srei-
belt ser Stride elm.
gaplt 8ius XII. be5eidnete 1925
BEL ieinem slbi6ieo ais oamaliger
9poitolii6er Nuntius in Oeiin6en
&orOinol Saulbuber als uoas ipre=
6enoe Symbol Ser Ecclesia mhtans,
sic peri0bnliben 8eiites uno itorfen
8iuens oas @pongelil1m Gbriiti als
bos ein5ige uno unerlebbare Seilmit=
tel fir oie @eiunol1ng Ser Bis ins
Wfarf fronfen @elt preoigt".
Dfit ser gntldieoenbeit, bie lein
8irfen itets ausge5eidnet, iette iid
&aroinal Soulbaber sur @ebr geeen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-21

8iirofraten in Uniform unb 3ipil,
Die in Der Sffupntions3eit Dem fatbo-
lii6en 8apern ibre einieitigen an-
l6altungen Dor allem in ber Sbul-
frage auf5u5mingen iudten. 5ein
flares, groB5iisiges ltrteil miro man
geraoe in oieien Sabren ser @ntidei-
onng i6wer Dermiiien.
Ha6 oen Ser. Staaten fam Gar=
oinal sSal.lbaber 5tpeimal, oas erIte
Wal 1923, als i'm sic ge0te ieines
golfes beriiberfiibrten, oas atpeite
Wal, als er 1926 NIT &aroinal Siffl,
&on5ler Mlgr. Seipel, gr5biidof
8ote uno anOern oel1ti6en llno
olterreibiiden 9ii6ofen gum Gbica=
go'er gu6ariitii6en &ongreB ber-
iiberfam. Son Gbicago fumen er uno
&aroinal 8iffl uno anoere ser boben
Serren nad Springfield 5l1r Saglng
oes &atbolii6en Central 58ereins, nit
Ser Elm 5rieoenSfongreB uno cine
&rnogebllng an Ser abItatte 2in=
coins perbunoen maren. Sn Gbicago
uno Springfield bielt &aroinal Saul
baber pielbeo6tete &eoen in eng1i=
i6er Spra6e.
Sn Chicago ltno Springfielo uno
1929 au6 in st. 8al1l bate ser
,@anOerer' -Geoafteur oie gbre, &c.
gminen5 5u begriiBen, uno ipater iein
Bib NIT eigenbdnoiger 8ioml,ns
entgegen5unebmen. Mebrmals in Der
6olge5eit, au6 in Ben unieligen SIT
Ter -Sabren, erfrel1ten uns freuno1ide
8riiBe uno anerfennenOe uno ern1un=
terrible @orte. K. |. p.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-21

niht bertrooeIt iporoen. Beion6ers
Der Gampfipert Der armee Der Gepn-
blif BON &orea miro aIs erbebIih ber-
befiert geIhilbert. Man oarf freiIih
nibt pergeiien, baB iniere eigenen
&ontingente oltr6 bie groBe @aiier-
piiite BON Der beimiihen 8aiis &c.
trennt iinb.
9os SIN uno Ser iiber ben @efan-
genenaustauif bat imnerbin oas ei.
ne Cute gebabt, oaB 11niere Milit1rs
'tcb etipas mebr Inn bie 3nitdnoe in
ben Waienlagern bon &oie fiimmer-
ten. Solange u,1ltr" Ni6tfomml1ni-
item Dem Serrnr ibrer 2onosleute
gum Spfer fielen, blieben bie ameri-
fanilhen aommanoanten neutral.
Sic legten, dbnlib tpie oie gertreter
oes Roten &reu5es, bic 8enfer &on-
bentionen in oem Sinn aus, baB 6ie
8efangenen nur 3e6te, aber feline
gfli6ten batten. 0ieiem 3uitano, an
oem oie boditen 8orgeietten ser
ldlieBli6 gemaBreeelten Sffi5iere
nidt obne S6nlo lparen, miro iett
Elm @noe gemo6t.
Sic 8utausbriibe oes Befinger
Senoers befunoen, oaB bas idarfe
Infaiien Ser 8renneiieln 5u unieren
8unIten pirft. 8ieueibt ertpeiit ii1
Die gleicbe Otetbooe au6 auf oem
groBeren Selo Ser auseinanberiet-
5nng nit Dem 5einoe pirfian, auf
ben augenlbeinlid ni6ts mebr gin-
orud ma6t als cine feite Sarlt uno
cine bereite &linge.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-21

Sb sic ySiinbe", Die MrbeiteridaH
aller 8ibtungen elmer iolh einleitig
orientierten @eiperfidaft au iiberloi-
len, ni6t groBer lit als Die, 9fib.
tllngsgeperfidaften gu griinoen2 l1no
i6lieBlid - es gibt aub fir uns
groBere Siinoen: Die Siinbe bes
S6neigens fann tpeit groBer unb Der.
bangnisuouer iein, = mir erlebten
oas i6on einmal. Cine @ieoerbolung
81 perbinoern, fiiblen mir uns als
GbriIten nno ols @etperfi6aftler pers
pfli6tet.
, 1952-12-05

sened by the fact that / do it
as a poor substitute for the
United States Co-Chairman
Mr.. Ward NJ. Canaday, who is
unable to meet with us here
because Of illness. He has
asked me to convey to you his
heartfelt regrets and to assure
you of his deep and sincere
interest in the work Of the
Conference. He wishes me to
state also that the personal
friendships which have come
to him from his association
with the delegates to the West
Indian Conference have been
most reWarding, and he looks.
to joining you soon
again in this important work
for the social and economic
betterment of the lives Of the
neopIe in the Caribbean. /
hould like to say that despite
illness, Mr.. Canaday has re
, 1952-12-05

viewed with much interest the
documents prepared for this
meeting and we have the be-
nef1t Of his advice and guild
ance on them.
Those Of you who knew the
HONORABLE Jesus T. Pinero.
the former Governor of Puer-
to Rico and United States
Member Of the Commission.
share our sadness over his
death last Wednesday. In his
quiet and u~nassuming way,
Don Jesus had at all times the
work Of the Commission close
TO his heart, and he will long
be remembered as a true
friend Of the people of this
area. We share with his fami-
" and the people of Puerto
Rico a deep sense Of loss BY
his untimely death.
Ito be continued
W
, 1952-12-05
WOMEN IN POLITICS

When Mrs. Irene Bayne an
nounced her candidacy for a
seat in the Municipal Council
last May it marked the first
time in the islands history
that a woman had sought poll
teal Office in the Virgin Is
lands. Until recent years,
women could not vote in these
islands, and they were also de-
MED the privilege of serving
on iuries. With the enactment
of the Organic Act of 1886,
however, women were given
equal rights with men, but
they still remained in the back
ground, leaving the rough and
dirty game Of politics to men.
In 1913, Mrs. Mercedes Smoth-
ergill, one of the most coura-
geous and dynamic women to
appear on the local scene, was
all set to make her bid for a
seat in the legislative, but the
provision in the organic act
requiring residence in the is
lands for a period Of three
years disqualified her. It was
left for Mrs. Bayne, who spear
headed the Women's League,
to make the plunge.
Although Mrs. Bayne lost,
She broke the ice. In the No
vember 4 election three more
women entered the political
arena, one IN ST. Thomas and
two in St. Croix. All gave a
good account Of themselves.
Mrs. Thrya Hodge Williams
showed surprising strength, al.
though she ran in a district in
, 1952-12-05

Your Excellency Sir Hugh,
fellow members of the Carib-
bean Commission, delegates to
the Fifth Session Of the West
Indian Conference, ladies and
gentlemen:
, 1952-12-05

It is indeed a pleasure to
bring greetings to this Confer
4nce from the United States
Section of the Commissio J.
That pleasure is somewhat les
, 1952-12-05

which she was not very well
known. Mrs. Anna Brodhurst
lost by a few votes in Chris
tiansted town, and in Frederik
sted town, Mrs. Ann Abram-
son made history by becoming.
the first woman to be elected
to the legislature here. She
displaced Alva MacFarlane,
one of St. Croix's ablest legis-
lators, proving that her elec7
ton was far from being a
fluke.
We hope that this interest
Of Women in politics will rise
to still higher levels. Certain
ly Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Brodhurst should retain their
interest and encourage other
women to join them. Mrs.
Abramson will carry with her
a lot of responsibility. Every
one will be watching her
closely to see how well this
innovation in Virgin Islands
politics is working. If she
makes a success she will I'M
.spire more women to run, and
will attract more support for
them. It is a healthy sign that
the Virgin Islands are growing
up politically. With women
outnumbering men at t h q
polls, it is impossible for US to
make much political progress
unless our women realize that
is their business just
as it is the mems.
Editorial from
The Home Journal
-
, 1952-12-05
Editorial from
The Home Journal
A D D r E S S

By DR.. ALoNZo G. MORON. Acting Us o-Chairman
At Fifth Session Of the West Indian Conference
Evening star., 1952-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PORCH INCL0SURES-Your porch
Is now serving you only 4 months
out OF the year. See our Pelle pic
ture window ineloSures;. have that
TRAcTiiNd isei e CO. pay wi. fAtrSt sdss 9SN 4sfs
Bethesda ave, Bethesda. Md.
POWER TOOLS-Deita Gin. jointer;
Forsberg Whiz saw; Craftsman Sin
circular saw. ball-bearing wood
lathe: Gin belt sander; 15-in. JIG
saw; misc. items. Cali OW. 4604.
RADI0-PHoNo, Masnavox, 1851:
blond console. 3 speeds; FM-SW,
P:B.; cost $500, sac. SAB or best
ofier: new sec. sofa, S116. TU. 5441.
RANGE. electric. 4-burner. practi-
TRTacti9ally Pa asal new reasonable. Gal
RANG1Gs4Famous brands. Brand
new. Factory close-outs; many
models. 26Ts on regular prices. Apt
and full size; as low as $50. STAR
RADIO CO.. 4O9 18th st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidsire. q Gu. IT,,
1946. excel. cond.. 500 or best
offer. Call AP. SO1o. -6
REFRIGERAToRS, new. used, s. mp.
EeSy credit, nothing down; Ice. stock.
IAk4rsTr0 AAGMk sT0yE; W.. d011 7th. ma: 1852.
sortment from $40 up. some with
1.year guarantee, Time payments.
EREDEEdCKs 390s 18th st nv
REFRIGERATOR. Frigidaire. 8 Gu
IT,. 8 yrs. old: $12b. Ii. 8-4297.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAILS

FANs-Maks your own: use your
9es1. 9ssa the M Rlaas assa Thousands sold every
FLAGSTONE. Morningstone; in eolors.
Call JE. 2-9S33. days. XII. 1855,
FREEZER, 2s Gu. It. upright wilson;
automatic washer, dryer, ironer and
mahog. bedrm. set. Cali OIL. 1860,
FREEzERs-s50 free food with pur-
inass OF t1nSternational paaio .ia Aarvesser
LohE9s nc Nc nsns sfss ds. ass1sT sv:. 81 81.
yer Spring. Nd, JU. S-3333.
FURNITURE-Ten-pc. walnut din,
RIM. suite. excel. cond.. $50: mohair
divan and chair, 500: 2 matchina
END tables. mahog.. SIS; cocktail
iss 1asle' ,s.@: $40; 'Fe; nisrSr gaC% 42x4s $40;
|FURNITURE-Frisid.. 8 bedrm. sets
ing machine. etc. Reas. Eeiiinl
home. Ii. 7-1654. %
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new. bet
ter.grade bedrm;, dining rm;, living
ias:o for sa3s,sss Fl lion fgfes gfcasSi sex;
vaII daatIy; E;1I3se; 11I3se; Sat: til 9. RE. i3io''
OMNAAUME-DreXel din. I'm. suite,
full size; Bigelow looptwist car
pets ross1; maple bedrm. suite, We
FURNITUREy iiv. rm. suite. sette.
bureau. ecsii csii la. s:sosa.r oFssasr'seTa.oEi M9i
FURNITURE-Liying, dining and bed
room; perfect condition. Address,
-1SZS CongresS ct. Sc. s.
FURNITURE - Bedroom suite,
pieces. Beautyrest innersprings and
FURNITURE-Biond mahog. bedrm
suite; lined oak liv. rm. suite;
GIN; fm. chairs; misc. items. Ia
1923, before 6 pm. -5
lFURN.-Sofa, matching chair and
Ottoman. occa. chair, kit. table, 3
chairs. good cond. AK. 7s0S. IS
FURN.-Dining room, s-pc. walnut,
$125; living room, davenport, match.
ing armchair and wing chair, 500
snpcovers for each; washing ma
chime, Thor. used Vt, $lb6. Phone
iFURN.-6-pc. blond mahog. bedrm
suite ". box spg. and mat; 3 Nv. rm
suites; 1 bev. Ven. mirror, AXIS; /
blond mahog. desk with bookcase
front: sacri. HU. ZOO. Ext. sis. 10;
FURN.-Desk, studio couch. with
new mattress and cover, occa-
stonal chairs. 500. Jackson 7-6937,
Evening star., 1952-07-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in kinder
Rarten, For 3-hour program In
Alexandria for fall term. Ability
to play piano necessary. OV. 5927.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR with un.
limited phone. Apply 1880 lotn
WAITRESS. white, must be neat and
asptndaeseiil %opk1 csil re. re ntSss 1Sss 0' '' ws
WAITRESS. French restaurant; A.p-
ply in person. PLACE vENDoME
WAITRESS, night work. to 12i
experienced garden girl; good tips
ROMA RESTAURANT, 341s Conn
WXfrREss. Hsfi RiSi white only. experienced
excellent tips. good hours. Apply q.
RANDY'S, 1113 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS, white. dining room sSTt'
ics; ignsaa and dinner; BETHassnso5 6Tl asso
WAITRESS. white, over p, expert
enced: s pm. to 2 am. HARMONl
REsTAURANr. 511 End st. ne
WTaHf;rRaEss.. WTH; aEsss. white, day work, hour
70 To- am to SSIHi;Hp,R;oss H;H,i; SSS RE RRsEEsTTAUe TsUe
RHST. 4Sils Rhode Island ave. ne
MATTRESSES. experienced, sood pa
and tips, uniforms ana mealS IuI
Rhfafoi NiM oikiTcaEE. II aEN'-o45 -$o45 Wilson 6Iyd
wAA[iiTRHEsssEs RHEsssEs WANTED. good salary
pleasant surroundings: good UP;
Apply IN Js person so sSs NJ ss siiyeT sprinS
"a
Evening star., 1952-07-04
GOLD


Bring your. dental gold. platinum
discarded jeWelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
80 YEARS AT 936 F ST. NV.
GUN, winchester, model 81, 20
gauge. skeet. CAN ia. 2-7l73. Ia
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
CAll Day or Night. SH. 3039.
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your
aecumulations. please phone US
WASH. RAG q BAG CO.. 216 I
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your
examinations. please phone US
ACE JUNK Co. 1880 Georgia ave
STAMPS-We are very anxious q
purchase unused or used United
States stamps-singles. blocks, plate
blocks. full sheets, collections and
accumulations; especially interested
in early U. 8. in very fine condition
can use. JACK O. KING. W. L. b T
BLDG. 800 r st. NV. ME. 1891.
Evening star., 1952-07-04

PART THOROUGHBRED 2-yr. old
colt. playful and affectionate. liver
brown. l4.2,. 3-gaited. takes low
FA Ol75. %
GRAY GELDING. reg. half-bred
Arabian, z yrs. old. Open jumper
ribbon winner. suitable for junior
riders. Cali OR. 55S7. --6
HEREFORD BULLS, REG.
1918 mos. old, these are beautiful
animals pure Domino breeding. J
4, GIBBONS, Haymarket. Va. Phone
Haymarket 4-23OO,
Evening star., 1952-07-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

HoUsEKEEPER, exper. cooking and
laundry: ref; white; live In; S35
LxSY xfsf eoored sSo esd desires S1sr job cooking
g.h.w.: experienced. Can HO. 606i.
WOMAN, colored. wants g.h.w. in
Wisconsin ave. or Maryland vicinity
DI. 3465.
COLORED GIRL wish g.h,w. or child
care by day or week: ref. and exper
AT. 331I.
COLORED WOMAN wishes general
housework days week: refs. CO.
S21S.
col. WOMAN. desires Job baby sit
ting or ironing; reliable. refs. Ii
4-7OgS.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE. 1888 p st.
n.w.-Large studio room: stove and
Frigidaire; $3S; single; uext bath.
6o4 g ST. s.E.-Front light room:
aeeE slei ''GTe' GE' $685. 1885,; for or 2; sle2s
NV. sEcTIoN%Kitchen and bedrm.,
1I1l furnished; $3.50 mo. Call HO.
sol SEWARD so. s.E.-pouble eq 9m.
soG%Pl s6G1 fPle; Or pref ref re 5sfsss stove: MRS:
? or 8 girls. IA. oss5. 'o1psS 8. 0f
eM1 + NV. air-cooled, refgr., radio,
~; African Or innerspring; pvt.
zth sntT,; Avn S1Si slrpEk;pU Elk; 0e52; -,
Large pleasant double o room; M Ayt. pvt.
girls or cple.: $56 per mo: mos also
i; ss5 per mo: and ssle. al rm. 'foi for
NFan Tlsl; s2S 29,P%SrT mo; TAi a,SSo. SSoG. -, ~
2lst st NV. ME. 54Ss. %
8 ROOMS and pvt. bath: suitable for
adults. AK. 546s. -6
Children and Pet Allowed
One nice, furn. large rm.; hot plate.
sink; laund. privils.; conv. to every.
1nnas. 1tnlns. 43l3 Kansas ave. NV. RA.
COLORED. 1865 CLIFTON ST. NV.
SS!s sES r. %sSS si1;s ;'SSs r. sss As
coGSSESvfGP. csoesRySS gsNPe istS N1 AMI SeSS eSSSLuM.
hot plate; $4b mo mo. W OK. Ss a7ss.. Is5.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
MlscEl. FOR SALE Cent }
BEDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE you VISIT
aNGS ISeSs, OF 20% TO sos On NEW
Fine double maple bed. chest, dresser
$69;5O;. finest quality mahoeany
double bed. double dresser and mir.
ror and chest-on-cheSt. was S299 80
now Sl91 80; genuine walnut dble
ror,. was sSSs.5o,. now Si54.5o
solid mahogany and solid cherry at
lowest prices in town; fine mahog-
any OF maple beds in all sizes, were
$3.50. now $3.50; many bargain.
zoe Sa,,,Ial numerous to mention. oper
GREAT r RAPIDS HP1 FURN. CO
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of wash.
BICYCLE, S26.6O; boys and girps,
reconditioned. Also new English
Rndge. 145s Park I'd. NV. MI.
B1cYGLEs. schwinn. boys and T airls.
%sSstaf; R%SgSsstsls; EM EiEe e4is 4Fiissorder' chlcsss'
BOOKS~-Iarge lot from Honeyman
estate and others, uD for quick sale;
&C to- 75c per book; two days only,
ESTATE sooK SALES, Aiii Z 1so7 y II P;M. st.
NV, 3rd floor.
BRICKS. face ana common; 1 or q
Co. Ma. 5ss5. oTT $500. 1SieaA
BRICKS-BRICKS
Good Clean Brieks-Any Quantity
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 BRENTWOOD RID. NE.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
DOGS, PETS, Efc.

BOXER PUPPIES. superior quality;
of Tredegar; 8 wks, old, Axe regis. f;
xS'dns wT'rdmed. IL inoculated, ,,n. .Rsautiiul ,l
attaSa lI.tsr; must sacrifice s5o-seS: & Kf.
BLACK COOKERS, Champion line;
male and female; Axe register. 10.
CAT@Res,stered siamese Seal Point
equipment; SIS. CAN MISS DoUG-
LAS. HO. 91OO. IS
GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION n
the country while you are enjoyinl
yours. Comfortable screened runs
good food: kind supervision. KRISs
KROSS KENNELS. Fairfax 679-J.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPS. reE.; reas
CoCKGR SPANIEL PUPPIES. Champ
blood line reg. bum male; $35. blacl
males, $40; black females. S25i
AMEFicxN SSs PIT BULL rERRfEa
sShsSs :ns family anS ss sss. ns via
Jessup. Md. To inspect, call CAN
NELL. MA. 746O. Ext. 469 or toll
Waterloo 49l %
BOxER PUPPIES for sale: 2 males
4 .l,,i females. fawn color. Call Rock
BRITfANY HsiFf An SPANIEL PUPPY, . Tk.
old: Axe req distemper shots ant
wormed. 10. 3-S361. .-6
BOXERS-Ch. Bangaway sired thes
S-w; S-wk; faTn ma,s srU,e.n pups; ~ reg. shots
4-5022, Colesville, Md. -6
GREAT DANE, Axe; beautiful. young
needs room to run; bargain. WI
FRENcH POODLE PUPPIES. standar,
size, American bred: Axe: cham
housebroken; will sell only to dol
lovers; not poodle fanciers. IA
FoTR SITR0ii Boxer PUPPIES, 8 wks. 20 Old
8 males, ! female: fawn and brindl,
with white marking; parents botl
T1s., ribbon ~ winners; ne Axe &c. registered
BEAGTIPSf BSE1ASJf1PG sasa aockkR A 77Ss 7sSFAN1EL, II
mo; mo old; i'd best OFFER; owner leayini
SIBERIAN HUSKY, silvery-gray; love,
children; for sale; price, $50. TO
FOR ADoPTIoN-Lovely . mos. olt
children's pet. 81. 6709.
WANTED-Good home for female
German shepherd: black. white and
tan; yrs. old: reg. Axe. excellent
or farm preferabie: no charge. isav.
ing town. ia. 2-023O.
COLLIE PUPPIES, male: white and
sable. Box 202, RID Q, Brandywine,
Nd: See D. r. POLTZ. -8
COCKER PUPS-AKC reG.: royalty
bred; blonds and blacks; reduced
pprices. ppr4es. We're vacation bound. vi
PUG; pupp.es; reg. Call no. 2S2s
or WI. S5S2.
price today. MONTFORT KENNEf's 8
Ashburn;, We; Ont Rt. z. 22 miles
from Fails Church to Ashburn juno
tion' left 1 mile. Leesburg 6SS-J-4
BOSTON TERRIER PUPS, Axe res
peautifully marked. sleek and heal.
ny; rsas: priced. EN-. 67OS.
Dalmatian, shepherd, spitz, etc. Oper
6eL.. S:30 to NOON. 81. k1Q2
Evening star., 1952-07-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD

2I39 r ST. N.w.-switchboard. ele-
yator: selectiye menu: connecting
FOR REFINED ELDERLY LADY, nice
room. excellent meals. In lovely quiet
home; no smoking. EN-. 1917. -
1888 GALLATIN ST. N.W.--Vacancy
for young ladies. single and dble.;
privileges of home and laundry:
breakfast and dinner. TU. 8317.
FOR EMPLOYED MOTHER ana
school child; care of child; eony.
10th st. NV. transp. ia. 53O7.
CAPITOL HILL-Convenient trans
portation; SIS week; rooms, single
THE EVANSTON, room and board:
reasonable; ideal location; walking
distance downtown; men and
women; single, double and triple
rooms. 1409 18th st. NV. MI.
1917 r. l.. AVE. Nw.-pbl.. n rms;
msn meas; nE Eood Sefe food; ladies and sentie-
1ses S' \. n N. g0aS1 AVE.-Exceptionaliy is..
double rm.. pvt. bath, dressina rn,'
facing street: cool; excel. tabi:
1909 MASS. AVE. N.W.MDouble; ex-
downtown. 'A HA. xzssas,ns zsss. 0ii'sn'' 10!
ROOM AND BOARD-Girls, q to 10
yrs; Catholic home: Montgomery
WALTER SSIhia kEED fEHIsi 3fe.. sas1 9th st.
n.w.-Nice twin-bed rm. to share;
luciouS meals GE l1o4 6s
Evening star., 1952-07-04

BOSTON TERRIER PUPS. Axe reg.
thy; reas: priced. EN-. 67Os.
PUPPIES, DOGS - Terrier, cocker
Dalmatian, shepherd. spitz, etc. Oper
sat, S:3O to noon ST. k1Q2
Evening star., 1952-07-04
HEEP MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE FOR GENERAL housework;
man able to drive; maintenance;
quarters and good pay on large
farm IN virginia.; committing dis
sHoRT-oRDER COOK, hours ai "SToi from
3 to IL: good salary. Apply in
person, 6916 4th st. NV. IS
SODA FOUNTAIN. exper. on sandwich
block: day shift. no Sundays RUST
MANOR PHARMACY, FA. I'LL.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
B-S THE EVENING STAR
Washington, DC.
FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1859
HELP WOMEN Cont. }

DESK CLERK (white only). neat, at.
trac. person for excl. NV. apt. house;
secretarial switchboard; must be
exper. in apt: house procedure. Ref
srences. Call AID. 1887. z am. to
pm. for personal interview -
DINING ROOM HELPER. white
serving family style; salary. plus
sn6S Msasonie and Eastern Star Home,
5000 New Hampshire ave. ne. Do
DRUG cLERK-Exp. Several niTSts. MS
copn. ceapI sTe S%n' VIZ 6xcsl saoo salary; 6sse
DRUG CLERK K0cosmetic.an, oSUe experi. me
snce helpful. but not nee. Day SHIFT.
no sunday work, Good salary, good
hours. Congenial company. HAMII,-
TON DRUGS. WA. 0001. -6
FOUNTAIN GIRL, eolored, must have
1engtny recent local experience; $780,
daaso dl;S0 shift; S27.50 to start. 1901
FStEHNsff.AsNSv FStEHNsf.s Svei GIRL, experienced IS to
II pm; Food and uniforms fur
DRUd-Lis6oR. his 1SsS SsSsaH. &. n.N.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, exper., excel. sal
FSGSrsS FSSAs Az nf GIRLS go t.oioSsd, ssSo .sod
GS5 sSRd ch sil.:z Zoo oc4MpPs csl S.Id4:
FOUNTAIN HELP white only), part
Gail Mr.. WITT, GE. 7446. -
GENERAL CLERK. for Ming, ad-
dressing. some typing; desire ener-
9etle person, under IS. willing to
work and learn at good pay. Ap-
ICE CREAM CO.. 1880 Bladensburs
*
Evening star., 1952-07-04
ACE WSTREECrIKATIMNtGS 4
CRANE


One General Motor. driven on rubber
600; for quick sale. 50, 600. For In.
formation contact REUBEN SOLAR
Box 472. Silver Spring. Md. 81
1896. -6
DEHUMIDIFIERs. CHRYsLRR AIR.
@. WEBSTER q Sons, sir-eondi.
tioning Headquarters, 627 r st. NV.
across from the Hecht Co.. ST
DEHHUSMIDHIERs Brand-new, Il.
nous make; factory close-out; pre-
vents mildew, corosion, warning
Was S139 30, &C: for S99.96. stat
RADIO CO.. 400 1lth st. NV.
DESK, large oak, with 2 chairs, $50
maple high chair. S12. UN. 1862
DIAMoNDs--Lady.s u. Ct. sloo
$500; lady's Ia. cts, s475: lady's
cts. $3.50; lady's 2is cts. SI,175
mans cts. $3.50. All prices in.
clude mountings. Trades accepted
LIVINGSTON q CO.. 1923 n st
DiAMoND RING. lady's solitaire. 8.
points. fiawless stone, yellow gold
$3.50. RA. O859.
DINING ROOM SET-Whitney fur
niture, white birch; peri. cond. S4OO
Also rug, Sl25: 10: 2-2507. Il
DINING ROOM SUITE, Duncan
Phyfe. pc.: glass tops. Five-pc
bedrm. suite. 1905 Harrison st. NV
DINING SET. mahogany; iunio
porch furniture; drop-leaf table
washing machine; ANAL radio. ia
4SAk 20 ~. g. %
Evening star., 1952-07-04
SITUATIONS MEN
INSURANCE MANAGER

44NOO4t114NSG 4M<A4N61A1cxk
Over 20 yrs. exper., company and
agcy. experience, desires position as
mgr. insurance agcy. or ins. dept.
of real estate-insurance agcy; quail
fed to take full charge; good
references. Box 4s0-Z. Star. z"
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard. work.
wall washing. carpentry, house.
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Codp.. NE. 1882.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME-. 4532.
WATCHMAN, day-night. construc-
tion. highly exper. excel. refs
YOGNG MAN. very personable. intel
ligent, seeking position requiring
hard work, Intelligence. initiative
WiiiinS to travel Il salary is &C.
ceptable. Box 459-Z. Star. g.
PART TIME. night work is desires
by man., age 33. c. w. HINCKLEY
GRAD. STUDENT of Harvard Bus.
mess school-Clerical or hotel. til
Sept. II. DU. 6100. Ext. 567, 9-i
D.H