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Evening star., 1953-12-01

1909 G ST. N.E.-Liv. rm., bedrm..
kit.-dtn. rm., tiled bath; S62.50.
Ii. 6-S549, XII. 9-10S4. .
NEAR BOILING FIELD, 1856 CheSa-
peake st. at Nichols ave.-Nice 2
rn. apt; redecorated; porch. yard;
bus at door; S62 80 MA. S-2040.
Evening star., 1953-12-01


BETHESDA - Immaculate 3-bedrm.
KENsfNGToN-3-bedrms., ia baths.
WHHEAToN-2 bedrms.. rec. rm. sl15.
eysE. EARl OF T. sySs44i yEIGHG o S9ts54$. Oh $.09oo'
MARYLAND BRICK HOMES
BEpRMS. 1sHs. RADIANT oI W.. VALLEY. ssde sslddee
10 BEDRMS., Woodlawn 500
3 BEDRMS., Cheverly $135
ROB1. S. DAVIS a. CO., WA. $4,000
WOODBRIDGE, 22nd and Quincy
n;s:-3;bsdrg, det; home; SIZE;
rm. brick Colonial; SI25.
fas G5sef hoPs: Ps:1s;E|' sis5 tapestry brick
NE, mr.. sth and 8. Dakota--e-bed-
rm. brick duplex; rec. .rm.; 500.
MD. PARK. 65th st.--3-bedrm. brick
duplex; Se5.
ERNEST H. LUNG DI. 7-222I
SPRINGFIELD, VA.
New 2.sedTm Cape .Sss Cod G.}T hSms +, $50 90
35 RENTALS
Choose, from nice selection Of homes
both furnished and unfurnished, det:
an sPd SS%s SSSRss gs Es and ID sHs MsEan new rs ans
Church. Arl., Fairfax and Alex.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
113. W. Broad st. Falls Church. Va.
Realtors JE. 2-2620.
Evening star., 1953-12-01

e7Ot URBANA DRIVE. Silver Spring;
Md bedrms.. corner lot. full
bsmt. S125 mo- Inquire at 2514
Urbana drive. Silver Spring. Nd
Evening star., 1953-12-01

SHIPLEY TERRACE S.E.-3 bedrms.
Snso4s. SiI5S; M S0iiins OF A. r. b: "a 30
II RMS, near Conn. ave. and Dupont
Circle. Corner det. house with
rooming house license. S1S5 mo.
Evening star., 1953-12-01

EXTRA LARGE / and 2 bedrm. apts.;
direct transp. to D. c.. close to
schools and shopping center. 53rd
pl. and Defense hwy.
MUERILE ARMS
Evening star., 1953-04-12

Hssss bsdroom sits thst VII bring ihs issenans
phsrs u ihs gay Mediterranean shores right into your home
Finished il enchanting "Moroeeo Sand. bsauy sed and
psrsy constructed 81 ne master craftsmen q
largest manuaesws of bedroom furniture his famous fseto end
Wm Miller bshsvs HIT shsss suss q eompsrsbe design
and qualify He msrtst today at s sor der s29s rs He
Modern by q Tie yesA Order yous fri Hing tomorrow.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
phone us Your News - 2-593a

..hor, Lee left the city Tuesday night for Spring
Ia' % will be the guest of Mrs, Geraldine Dub
M sna there She will assist DR.. and Mrs Lee in
, their beautiful and spacious new home.
ion was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Cledic
M married couple Oct Is, at the home of Mr. and
w. NoIson 7O9 Walnut street, MIR. The table was
4 iorated with a white linen tablecloth and a
s.od as a centerpiece Refreshments were served
4 prass The couple received many lovely gifts
NY home at roo w. Short Bird. Mrs. Jackson is the
T., Bettye Dean Nelson.
2 auxiliary of NALC held its October meeting
n~l stewart Halloween decorations made a lovely
\ Wabb q civil service employee of New York was
aare made to honor Mrs. j. S. Cullins who is con-
bv contest sponsored by the Metropolitan SIS, was
id Larry Waters the winner Charles Wilkins
nIaep Dwight McGhee won third place Windy
r fourth place and Soshee Salebury won fifth
l. STAFFORD supt. Of the SIS expresses his apprecia-
,o eho cooperated to make the contest success
unorfetta Washington, TIT w. 9th street has Just
the city after a 3-week visit with her sister, Mrs
rsbart and husband, and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II.
Los Angeles
T., Mrs RAYMOND Taylor, 3O7 East 9th street re-
ra a cocktail party for Mrs Mary Slaughter, the
f5sr of St. John Baptist church, Goth and Main. The
,,t we're Mrs J, E. Shepherd, Mrs Selma Young,
Mrs Fred Cole Mrs Carrie Lee Poe. The table was
decorated and laid with wooden and glass dishes
'Ny Slaughter now reside in Los Angeles The
| enjoyed the party very much.
Immunity Cheer club will meet at the home of Mr..
VIII Jones 1903 Commerce street, Sunday to 6
! club will be sponsoring Harvest tea.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30

Mrs. Coward is a sister To Mzsss.
Guiden MIR. and Mrs. duz.-
mon Thomas spent Sunday In "a
Smith with their brother, Let
Looper, They were accompanied
by their mother, Mrs. Lucy Loop
er and their son, Alvin Thomas
The B&PW club met at tine
home of Mrs, Golena Mattison
A warm greeting of welcome was
extended to the vice president,
Mrs. F. d. Wheeler, who has beesl
absent due TO Illness. After tiN-
business period which was pre-
sided over by the president Mrs
Juanita A. Taylor, the hostess
served a delicious repast. She aaGs
assisted by Mrs. B. J. Summer
vile Union Baptist church
launched an out of debt drius
Sunday evening in the BTU, ssy
raising $l06 The drive win gnxa-
tinue thru this week. Ending ara
November |. E. Hill, presidens Of
the BTU, Rev, S. J. Martin, raa-
tor Mrs. Marie Sidney Es
Russellville was the week eua
guest Of Mrs. Mertyce L, HenEg
and attended services at Uniara
Baptist church turnout the day
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
MAS Report

Hello fellow members, advisors
and friends of District |. Do yssan
remember, or have you forgotfsin
our date at Dunbar high scheas2.
Saturday at $50 a. m?
We are grateful to have as car
hostess, the MIA chapter of Deap-
bar nigh. Dinners will be served
in the school cafeteria.
The program will consist OF tai
ent and stunt numbers, report III
the national convention eleetiusa
of district and state officers
We are urging that club moth
ers. principals and advisory boarts
members feel free to attend this
meeting There will be two vof-
ing delegates from each school
The MIA is definitely making ~
great contribution to promoting
better home living
We want a 100 percent coopera-
ton, don't fail to be there. The
schools located in district | are
Carthage, Fort Smith, Hot Springs,
Morrilton, Little Rock, North Lit
tie Rock, Mcnifee, Searcy, Nc Az
mont. Wrightsville and Conway
Looking to see you at the meet
ing, October 81.
Betty Louise Black, reporter
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
ROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK =
:ephone Your News to WI 5-2775 or 4-e187

23rd and Orange streets, sponsor
ed a trip to the Negro Boys In
dustrial school, Wrightsville, Sun
day. The service began at $3.50 p.
m, and was very brief Dr., Robt.
Dickerson, pastor Of the church
brought a special message to the
boys. At the close of the message
II boys accepted Christ, and are
now candidates for baptism. The
boys ages range from 10 to IT,
Baptismal service will be held at
the school, Sunday $3.50 p. m, I'M
der the direction Of the Mt Pleas
ant Baptist church. At the close
of the service the ladies distribut-
ed fruit, candy and wearing APP
pareIs to the boys Tracts and
books were distributed by DR.,
Dickerson. Supt. L. r Gaines,
brought the closing expressions
Mrs. Josephine Brooks, was
hostess at the Chatter Clubs
monthly business meeting, Octo-
Der 21st. The members discussed
and completed plans for their an
nual Fashion Revue" which
promises to be a gala affair
Styles from Vogue Harper's Ba-
2aar and Charm, will be display
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
Mother of Harry
jefferies Passes

Mrs. Georgia Jefferies of 1915
W, 18th street died at her home
Thursday Mrs. Jefferies was the
mother of Harry Jefferies, local
government employee, and tn e
mother-in-law of Mrs, Ruth JEFF
ferries, Pet Milk company consult
ant Other survivors OF Mrs. JET
ferries are, Mrs. EXer Eason of
St, Louis and Mrs Jessie Lee, al
so of ST Louis, sisters; and Jack
Hollie, a brother Of St. Louis.
Mrs. Jcfferies was one Of the
old citizens of Little Rock and
leaves many friends who will
mourn her passing.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
Manninq

The pastor and members Of the
Church of God in Christ of Man
chester held a two night meeting
here recently Elisha Craig
and James Crawford made a bust
ness trip to Arkadelphia last Sat
evening Mr. and Mrs Bonnie
Box of Benton spent the week
end here with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell Hicks Mr.
and Mrs, Morris Walker, Mrs LIE.
ola Crawford attended the assoei-
alton of Enoich church in Fordyce
last Friday night Huston
Watkins has returned home from
Rockford, Ill, and is now employ
ed by the Sturgis Lumber com
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30

ed. Door prizes will be presented
by local talent The Chatter
club is a civic minded social or
ganization and its members wear
a biz red feather. Mrs. Mable Al
len. president Leach Chapel
CME church, recently sponsored
an annual Sunday school drive.
The primary department placed
first. the intermediate department
placed second, and the adults
placed third. The major efforts of
the primary department were: a
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
MI. Zion
Mildred Daley

Mildred Daley
Rev. A. s. Johnson, pastor of
Princeton Circuit. was a visitor
on Carthage high school campus
recently A Mite in Harlem
in the high school gym was a
gala affair. It was sponsored by
senior and third grade classes
Miss p M. Davis and Miss r.
Brown, sponsors Homer Lo-
renzo Cook made a quick trip
here from Kansas City recently
to see his family Agriculture
instruction. r. e Green and Allie
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
WriqhtsviIIe

The Gospel Temple Baptist 81
opened with Sister Fuller, susst
Glass No. 2 won the banner, sas--
ter Poe taught the class. Rev a..
F. Rogers, pastor The South
west Union met at the VirginspS
Baptist church Sunday, Rev, Johns-
son made a great talk and Rev
MeMurry preached a wonderland
sermon. Amount Of money ratssei
was $40.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30

Watkins, jr. We're in the commun-
lty recently to deliver a pig, which
belongs to the Future Farmers of
America club of Carthage hi. Jes-
Sc Leon Daley will care for the
pig until time of the fair, which
will be held at Hope this spring
-. Billie W, Daley, was a visi-
tor of one of his classmates, Jas.
l., Marks of Carthage recently.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30

Troops are now busy dressing
dolls for Christmas cheer The
following troops have their dolls:
No. 2l5 Mrs, K. M .Hollingsworth,
leader; No 2l4, Mrs. p J. Perry
leader; No. 207, Mrs. E. J. Nor
wood, leader and No. 231. Mrs,
Monterie Montague, leader. There
are no more dolls at the present
time however there will be
more in the near future. Call into
office from time to time So you
won't be left out
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
West Rock
Fred Davis

The Pilgrim Rest Bapt. church's
singing class sponsored a trip to
the church in Rollin, Sunday.
where Rev. Johnson is pastor d.
Rev, johnson is also the pastor
Of Pilgrim Rest Baptist church in
West Rock Mrs. Leila Mae
Guess has returned home from the
hospital and is doing nicely d.
Mr., and Mrs. Elmo Dinwiddie has
been blessed so far with their son,
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
Conway

Mrs. Margie Getward of Den
yer, Colorado spent the Weekend
with her mother Mrs Wiley Per-
ry. En- route home, she will stop
in st Joseph. Mo, to spend some
time with Mrs. Sabel Guiden.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30

4ee Wade and son, KEY
the city visiting her
s Annie Fingers and
n0ers Of the family.
The charming wife Of
b. Of Joaesboro
d Redwood, US Army,
er 23rd En- route to his
Fort Lewis, Washing
spent several days in
visiting relatives and
| Gertrude Barnes and
| Willie Mae, spent the
F.ead visiting their ia
+ Barnes and other
u the family. They
|ganGad by their friend,
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
GIRL SCOUTS NEWS

A basic training course was
given at Hemlock courts. North
Little Rock, last week where 10
ladies took the training. This
troop was sponsored by the
Health club, that is organized
under the supervision of Mrs. W.
M. Polndexter and Mrs S. A.
Thompson The ladies taking the
training are: Mrs. Lizzie Atkins,
Mrs. Ruthie Mae Harris, Mrs Beu-
lab Cross, Mrs. Alice Jones, Mrs.
Martha Williams, Mrs. Lille
Brown, Mrs. Idella NJ. Smith, Mrs
Bobbie Rose Harris. Mrs. Rosena
Groom, Mrs Martha Lee Bradley,
Mrs. Margaret w Moore. Mrs.
Amanda Taylor, Mrs Mildred
Norman, Mrs, Willie Bell De
Varse, Mrs. Josephine Fingers,
Miss Joyce Bradley, Mrs. Annie
Mae Brown, Mrs Odira Halbert
and Mrs w. NJ Poindexter
The North Little Leaders club
met October 18th at George w.
Carver school. New officers were
elected they are: Mrs. r. M
Watkins president; Mrs. L. @.
Moore, teacher at Hillside school
secretary; Mrs. w M. Cole, lead
err of Mt. Pleasant Baptist church.
treasurer; and Mrs. Allie Mae
Gill, reporter Other members pres
ent were Miss Sara Poole. Mrs
WiIburn, Mrs. DePriest, Mrs Ber-
tina Lewis and A. w. Young, prin-
cipal of the school. The club will
meet each month on the second
Thursday at Carver school at s.
35 p. m.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
SATURDAY, OCT. 81. Bpm.
Little Rock High School Stadium

son. Joe Donnely here from California.
resting In Peaee-Ns Georgia JeffereS Mr. and
Mrs Harry Jefteres Mrs Beatrice Radcliffe sister of
MIS- kuh Jordan and mother of Harold and Henry Radcliffe
and Jimmy Radcliffe Meekns Weep not for them for they
have to labor the Masters vineyard To labor for
Him Extra Something"
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
FASHION RIGHT

As up-to-date as the hem
line of a Dior skirt, this
thread Is the answer to the
modern needIeworker's pray
er. It comes in twelve vivid
fashion and decorator colors,
all of which work up into in
tprestIng textures 50 distinc-
tive Of modern design. En-
dowed with the qualities of
sturdincss and CLEAN, this
croeheting cotton is ideal for
both household and fashion
Items. Sturdy upholstery ma
teaat for modern chairs is
male possible by the exelu-
s.~a elght-cord cable twist.
This double-thickness thread
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30

by NangBaxter

heters perkng their they picking up their
~ needles because Of the of the amazing eocheng
eFouuonzng needework This innovation
only ouhetck mecerzed coehetng thread
e m less than half the time Both experienced beginning
heels will welcome this miraculous thread handle
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30

Raymon, who has been very Ill
a few weeks age, he has i'm
proved and is doing nicely.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30

cradles place mats to without &rchng hats and handbags
without sHenng You get color CLEAN
~ from this thead-eyen hats bags made washed
N1theu. endangering their loneliness
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
SLIPPERS QUICK TO CROCHET

need only minimum get maximum of cniov.
meat out of cocheng these bright white slippers
with the doubethic
work quickly This fuboded cotton eliminates the necessity for
an inner sole and makes washing easy For the
e directions for ciocheng OPEN MESH SLIPPERS,
stamped setaddessed envelope the Ndewo Department this
for Icahc No Sap.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
BOILER
SPENCER TUBULAR BOILER
4,5O0-Ft. Steam Radiation
2, ,2O0-FT HOT-WATER RADIATION.
Complete with oil burner. controls
ACE WREcKINd CO.
LU. A-0b00

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
Boys slacks, sizes 3-l0, and girls
spring and summer dresses, 8 mos.
to o yrs, "a price; Mould hosiery
and lingerie at cost. FRIENDSHIP
GIFT SHOP. 1928 Wisconsin ave.
DELICATESSEN NEAT BOX. 8 It.
6 r. By 9 It. meat box. ) doors;
also soda box, Kelvinator. 4h IT,,
doors. dry. or wet, in good cond.
hot-water heater. Hotpoint, 81 gal
Ions, elec., used only year. Call ia
$40 pm. 80
DESK, executive type, with chair
Call MR.. VINCENT. Ma. 8-S9S4.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
SITUATIONS woMEN

BOOKKEEPER, exper. MGR opera.
tor, clerk-typist and general ONCE
work; 5-day week; S65. XII. 9-4476,
CHARWOMAN. kitchen helper; reli.
able colored woman. LA. 6-4171. 21'
JOURNALIST. exper. In newspaper
e camers; edeSe desires nds related I WORK: "a i
days q week. Poplar 2-4314. go
NURSE, practical white, desires care
Of lady bed patient. Best references
NURsEoCoHPANION, &c Sii;A free to travel.
Telephone EN-. 3-5904. go
REGISTERED NURSE, 81. desires
position in doctors ONCE or clinic
q years hospital experience, some
knowledge Of secretarial duties;
available In 2 weeks. Salary. $50
week or Up. Call 10. 2-7194, 8
SECRETARY Young lady, exper
secretarial and general ONCE duties
desires position as secretary or re-
ceptionist. OV. 3-0112. 22s
TYPIST- CLERK, bkpg.. filing; former
school teacher: 7.yrs.' ONCE exper.
excel. refers, Box 407-X. Star. 22'
YOUNG LADY desires interesting
part-ttme job. Typing, some short
hand. Have varied exp. DE 2-SS37
YOUNG WOMAN desires genera
work In small ONCE. knowledge
COLORED GIRL-Job as stock girl
checker in dry cleaning, or waitress
Phone LA. 6-5550,
Evening star., 1953-02-20
HELP-WouEN

WOMAN. to work In once part time
S:30-l2:30, Mon. through Friday
Apply KAHN PAPER CO.. 21s G
WOMAN to care for children in aft.
ernoons at licensed pvt. school In
wages. refs. Box 23-z. Star. ---a2s
YOUNG LADY. general once work
some typing. experience unnecessary
TIoNAL BEAUTY & BARBER SUP
PLY co, INC. 466 K st. NV. 30
YOUNG hADY-Learn a Job that
phone from our once. 5 days. SAC
NV. Room $50. go
THE GIRL WE ARE LOOKING FOE
Is probably now employed but Is
bored or dissatisfied. She has good
personality, but would like position
tnat has unusual opportunities, ST
AVON GUSTS. are calling for serv.
Turn your spare hrs. into profits
Earn S20-SsO weekly. RE. 7-sl07
RELIABLE SETTLED WOMAN. t.
for elderly mother while while shH dSusSte' ste'
salary. IA. s-s2s8. ' M2i
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN to operate
and manage cleaning and weavinS
business; must be exper and re.
liable. furn. best of refs: salary
Sl25 per wk. Box 313-Z. Star. &c
HOUSE OF STUART COSMETIC CO
mas openings for several refined
ladies'; car and phone. OIL. 4-304O
WHITE GIRL. for Saturday work:
typ1ng nee; S:30-l; Sl.5O hour
Apply 1923 M st. NV. bet $3.50
and 5 weekdays. -a2
CALIFORNIA ORGANIZATION in
food supplement field has distribu-
torships open in Wash. area. Ma
tionally advertised. see Life" Feb.
10. pg, ~. Unlimited earnings for
person willing to learn and work.
Call DU. 7-9106. -26
AIRLINES NEED
See our ad under Instruction Courses.
CENTRAL SCHOOLS
Evening star., 1953-02-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL WISHES days work Tuesday
and Thursday; city refs. HU
$4,000.
GIRL. colored. desires days work;
part-time or full. Call Ii. 7-4O99
WOMAN, colored. with references
and experienced. desires part-time
work. NE. S-3464.
WOMAN. C0LORED. desires work |
days q week. NO. 7-7790. 80
DAYS WORK or part-time desired
by reliable colored woman. Refer.
encese. LU. 1850. 30
DAYWORK, experienced. by day
zNS4aA Teek or Saturdays. call DU
YOUNG CoLoRED WOMAN desire.
y days work Monday Tuesday
Wednesday refs. 10. 3-443s.
COLORED GIRB wants 3 days or 9
afternoons. References. Ii. j.
COLORED GIRL wants general
houSeWork, no cooking. 5-day
COLORED GIRL. neat and reliable,
wants days work. DU. 7-465l.
COLORED WOMAN desires days work.
Very GOOD cleaner, good ironer. Ref.
LU. 2-5362.
Evening star., 1953-02-20

hANL4NE0 NEED
See our ad under Instruction Courses
CENTRAL SCHOOLS
Evening star., 1953-02-20
Air Conditioner Closeout
New s4-h.p. Feeders air-conditioners
with thermostats; 5-yr. warranty on
sealed unit; all in original cartons
Reg. Price, $399.95
Sale Price, $279.95
Standard Tire & Battery Co.
No. II 9TH st. NE. Ii. 2-4OS2
HATCHET SALE

SATURDAY. SUNDAY. MONDAY
Knives. forks. etc., &c each, Lot un-
assorted glass. china, bric--a-brac,
sTss sisTs{sy s Ss ea n nssaEasss shs va1s IF ys1s
Dresden and 1ronstone plates, 50c.
Round table (will make coffee table,
soc. Odd chairs. soc. Manog. music
GGa6t;. 50ci Whstnot shelves, 50c.
cy ePe Pcbe ec Fan Pans He 5oc gsss sn
sets, SOC. Shaving mugs. SOC. Wines,
soblets, tumblers. SOC up. Salts.
your choice. SOC. Cup plates. 6Oc.
Gold leaf picture frames. SOC up.
Pine mantle. 81. ,Cruets, 81. Castor
s%3Sss bottles, .n:ir ~ Rockers; , ,; 81; Mahog.
si. Paper 1ts.: 81. Wet. table. 81. 81.
Wet. chair, ST.. Hutch cabt.. ST.
Royal Doulton, Staffordshire milk
glass and lacy edge plates. 81. De-
canters, 81; Lamps. 81. Trivets. 81:
rstsI Eat irons; cos:rs 81. Mirrors. 81 OILS and
ST. Beer mugs. 81. Walnut Side
STAG sn5o castor pas sss saels eranbss4y Pss
tumblers, 81 so. Railroad and Cur
r,s,.. risr q =, 1yes Ee plates. SI;S3O. Fish l6
Clock. Sc. so. Carriage Ian lamps, sIi. ss.5o.
Staffordshire pitcher. So. so. salt and
pepper shakers. your choice, $3.50.
Decanters. $500. Spatter glass, Am
berina, milk glass or Bristol vase.
$3.50. Choc. pot. $3.50. Berry set.
$3.50. Cut glass vase. $3.50. Old
kettle. $3.50; Pattern glass pitcher.
500. Wash bowl and pitcher, $3.50.
Cut glass cream and sugar, $3.50.
Staffordshire figurine. S2.5O. Pine
dresser. $3.50. Wet. colored glass
bowls. $3.50. Piano stools, $500
Washstands, $3.50. Churns. So. so
Milking stool, $3.50. Umbrella stand
$3.50. Ruby overlay vase, SIS. Gran.
hgurines, S.. Bristol vases, So. Tea
cart, no wheels. So. Cranberry cruet,
So. Satin glass vase. SIS. Vict. end
of.day rose bowl, SIS. Blue and white
milk glass chicken, S5. Lovely art
glass Tiffany type) vase. S5. What
not. So. Parian and bisQue fiurines.
So. Cranberry pitcher, SIS. Purple
Stag goblet. So. Maiolica vase. SIS.
Gone With the Wind lamp base
$3.50. Large Staffordshire figurine
$40. Marble top table. SO. Castor
set. $12.5O. Mahog.. love seat, (
$3.50. Copper kettis. $12.so. Mar.
Bile top washstand, $3.50, Brass
piano lamu. $3.50. Love seat.
$12.b0. Many other bargains. Open
It'll 2. BELL KINDS, Az East Capi-
tol St.. II. 4-96SS. P.S. See our ad
under furniture"
Evening star., 1953-02-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL Also 3gi courses In
business. industrial and eneineering
Earn YOUR diploma at home in spare
time les Phone Me S-Si8fi
GIRLS, attractive. for executive sec
retarieS. fashion co-ordinators, as
siStant buyers, fashion models, pho
tographic models. television model
ing. Easy, brief training period pre-
pares you. Phone or come in.
PATRICIA STEVENS, 1922 New
York ave. NV, MA. S-5661. y
FREE secretarial course to girl who
viii help In ONCE afternoons wkly.
SAVE Time. money. better positions.
Beg. and Rev. courses in TYPING,
Shorthand. Bookkeepins. Comptome-
and 18th. BOYD SCHOOL. est
MoDfERsiN TRAINING In beauty cu,.
ture: all subjects taught approved
classes WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
LEGE. 1919 q st. NV DI. 7-l762.
NEW CLASSES in tipping. shorthand.
bookkeeping now starting. enroll
immed.; small classes. rapid prog. !;
positions open paying S60-SS0 wk.
INQUIRE Ma. S-2340, BOYD SCHOOL,
cor 6 and 18th lover Zlotnicks).
REAL ESTATE-Men and women. If
you are taking the examination for
broker or salesman. call about our
real estate digest. Questions and
Answers" SO. UN. 4-S1SS. ME.
S-6163, -2R
Evening star., 1953-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE-speciai clearance sale
OF reconditicned sofa bed. so,
chests. SIS, Si0. SIS, SI7, $iS
dressers, SIT; 6-pc. rock maple
dinette set. sac; drop-ieaf tables.
Sis. $25. $50; lined oak bedrm
set. with dbie. dresser, bargain;
mahog. high-post twin beds, bar
gains; Beautyrest twin box springs
and mattresses, bargains; beds. SIS,
$40; coil springs. 81. $40; practi-
cally new sect. sofas; kneehole
desks; mirror and lamp bargains;
SIS, $T9;. rollaway bed. SIG; wal.
China cabinet. SIS; glass-door book
set. $50. The HOME oiaa't SHOP aao osn7zii i74s
I st. NV. RE. 7-896l. Terms.
Daily. 10 to z; Sunday. 1 to 8.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES modern din
ing room; impressive solid French
walnut ensemble; extra-large side
board. expandable table to seat l2
and 8 chairs; $4OO. OV. 1886,
Evening star., 1953-02-20
BEDS GOVT. SURPLUS
REnROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US.
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 29ss TO 50s9 ON NEW SAMPLE 2
CLosEOUTS. LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS. WHICH NOW CAN BE
BOUGHT ON OUR EASY BUDGET
PLAN:
Fine double maple bed, chest. dresser
and mirror, was S109.50, now
S69.50; finest quality mahogany
double bed, double dresser and mir
ror and cheSt-on -cheSt, was $299. 80,
now $197 so; genuine lined oak
dble. bed, chest, double dresser and
mirror, was $2S9.50, now S179.5O;
solid mahogany and solid cherry at
lowest prices in town; fine mahogany
or maple beds. in all sizes, -ere
$3.50, now $3.50. Many bargains
too numerous to mention. Open
Thursday till o pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
The Sample BARGAIN Store of Wash.
BICYCLE Washington's Birthday
sale. New. rebuilt. Used, $4.95 up.
See our lge. stock. COLLEGE PARK
CYCLE. Berwyn rd.. TO. 9-4744.
(2). Rollfast, 2e in, boys.
good condition, RA. 3-36S7, 30
BICYCLES, used, "a in. and 20 in.
price $50 to S34 80, new bike
guarantee. CHEVY CHASE b.
CYCLE SERVICE. 3S0S Northamp-
ton St. WO. G-4T37.