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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-10-15

The band will form "USA" on
the field to introduce the show.
During this formation the band
will play "Stars and Stripes For
ever" while the majorettes present
an exhibition of flag-twirling.
Answering the question, 81
wonder what deep problem the
president is pondering over now?"
The band will move into an out
line map of the State of Georgia
as it plays Georgia on My
Mind" Then with the playing of
Gold Old Summertime" the band
will present an animated golf club,
golf ball, and an 18th hole.
To "For He's a Jolly Good Eel
low" the band forms IKE" to
close the sequence.
There will be another new attrac-
tion at the game Friday evening
as the newly organized "Pep Club"
displays "card" formations from
their block of seats in the student
section.
The Student Council will pre-
sent their plea for the annual
Polio drive during the half time
intermission.
On Tuesday, October goth, the
Shaw Band has been invited to lead
the noontime parade in downtown
Cleveland in honor of the Assem-
bly, of Famous Ohio Personalities
in connection with the Ohio Sesqui-
centennial Celebration. Famous
personalities appearing include
Governor Lausche, Bob Hope, |
Columnist Earl Wilson and many |
others.
The parade is co-chairmaned by
Louis Bromfield and Allen James
Lowe.
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SEW A SEAM A.,

SEW A SEAM
The East Cleveland Woman's
Club will open its doors at 1C
a. nj. on Thursday, October 18th
for Philanthropy Day. Members
will gather for an all day "sew-
ing bee" under the direction of
Mrs. A. G. Snyder, Philanthropy
Chairman.
The Philanthropy Red Cross De-
partment dispensed with the usual
summer vacation period and met
with regularity devoting many
hours to the making of mattress
covers for Grille Veterans Hos
pital, plus other Red Cross work.
Forming the nucleus of the sum-
mer workers committee were: Mrs.
c. E. Sherman, president; Mrs.
A. G. Snyder, chairman; Mrs.
Harry Carter, Mrs. H. w. Singer,
Miss Irene Zaiser, Mrs. Sarah
McKie and Mrs. Frank McClin-
took.
The workers will take time out
for noon luncheon which will be
served by: Mrs. H. W. Singer,
chairman; Mrs. J. W. Gustin, Miss
A. NJ. Holdsworth, Mrs. Ralph R.
Heikes, Mrs. r. r. Stratton and
Mrs. Theo. S. Sadler.
Mrs. Sherman cordially invites
all who can "sew a seam" or
"thread a needle" to come and
assist in this worthy Red Cross
project.
American Legion Auxiliary, East
Cleveland, Unit No. 163, had ten
members in attendance at the an
nual Fall conference of District
Is, held, Tuesday, October 9Th, at
South Euclid, Unit No. 308. Dis
trict 13 includes all of Cuyahoga
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Your Clubs

County. Mrs. Linus Schneider
Ohio State President of Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary was the
guest speaker.
The 1854 Annual Spring Con.
ference of District 13 will be heIC
at East Cleveland at a date to be
announced later.
Music therapy as practiced in
Cleveland State Hospital was the
interesting and instructive pro-
gram at the October 7th meeting
of the East Cleveland American
Legion Auxiliary Unit 163.
Richard Kaufman, director of
Music Therapy department at the
hospital discussed the therapy in
reference to mental patients. The
role of the volunteer in this service
was presented by Mrs. Clayton
Lange, co-ordinator of volunteer
services; while Mrs. Chas. Will
liams, chairman of the music
therapy committee of the Junior
League, answered questions per-
tanning to the Junior Leagues
work at the hospital.
There are more than 260O men,
tai patients in Cleveland State
Hospital, within an age range of
IL to 81 years, stated Mr.. Kauf-
man.
Continuing their Ohio study, the
poets of the Buckeye State will be
reviewed by Mrs. George Harper
for the members of the Book and
Thimble Club meeting on October
23rd. Mrs. Mabel Smith, 1878
Glynn rd., will be hostess.
Miss Rosalie Stonebraker will be
hostess to the East Side Tri Delt
at her home, 16461 Northvale blvd,
Tuesday, October goth. Assisting
Miss Stonebraker will be Mrs.
David Sutton, Mrs. Robert Patter-
son, jr., Mrs. Russell Stilliman,
Mrs. Robert Spangler, Mrs. l. J.
Sanna, Mrs. George Renkert and
Mrs. David Reinthal.
Miss Bell Geve will speak on the
possibilities for volunteer service
at the Cleveland Rehabilitation
Center.
The Guidon Glass of the Church
of the Cross is holding a dancing
party Saturday night at the River
Road YMCA Camp, in the Handi-
craft Cabin. Dancing begins at 9
+. m.
The Ladies Auxiliary of East
Cleveland Post 1900 V.F.W. will
present their first ways and means
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project of the fall season, a care
party. 1t will be held in the Pos
Home, 18403 Euclid ave., Wednes
day, October 21st at 8 p. m. Mrs
Marion Dielman, MU. 1868 anC
Mrs. Mabel Lewellyn, MU. 1-4304
will receive reservations. Refresh
ments will be served
Club news may be sent to
Elsa c. Berg, 14600 Euclid awe.
Deadline for news is Tuesday at
500 p. M, but it is appreciated
when club items are received no
later than Monday.
u y
Anthony Maresh, a student of
the life and times of Lincoln, will
discuss his favorite topic before the
Golden Age Sunday Monday Club,
Monday, October 10Th. This club
for the so and over, meets
Mondays at 80 in the East Cleve-
land Woman's Club. All are in
vited.
The Ohio U Mothers Club Of
Greater cleveland extends an in
vitation to new student mothers
and past members to a tea to be
held October goth at one o'clock
in Higbee Lounge. Mrs. Donald
Lentz will speak on "Songs of
Stephen Foster"
Reservations are requested on or
before October 18th. Please call
Mrs. L. G. Schenk, GIL. 1-6248, or
Mrs. Beattie, MU. 1882.
Mrs. +. G. Schenk, 933 Ravine
dr.. is the groups publicity chair
man.
The regular meeting of the East
Cleveland Blue Star Mothers
Club will be held at the East
Cleveland Public Library Wednes-
day, October 21, at 1870. Mrs.
Maude Smith, president of the
club wishes to thank all who took
part in making our card party and
country store sale successful one.
All mothers are invited to at
tend our meetings and bring
guests. Don't forget Christmas is
almost here and we are still do
mating to Grille, State and Brecks-
Vile hospitals for their Christmas
packages.
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20 FREE Tickets

You can get a pair of cOmpli-
mentary tickets to the Shaw
Hayden Theatre by reading the
ads in this paper. There are
ten names in ten ads scattered
through the paper. If you find
your name, just clip the ad and
take it to the Shaw Hayden
Theatre and you'll get two free
tickets.
Tonight, Friday and Saturday
nights see the sensational story
of Nazi Prison Camp, STA
LAG IT,"
Sat. Mat: Giant Cartoon Car
nivaI: Is Cartoons, Serial, FREE
POPSICLES.
Sum-, Mon, Tues: DOUBLE
Feature: "City of Bad Men" and
"BIue Print for Murder"
Next We'd: "The Golden
Blade"
Check all the ads and maybe
you'll find your name. If not
this week, be sure to look next
week. There'll be ten names each
week good for 20 tickets at the
Shaw-Hayden Theatre.
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Shaw Band
'Honors Ike
Friday Eve

The Shaw High Band this week
will present an amusing sequence
based Son the trials and Tribula-
tions of the President of the U.S."
during the half-time intermission
of the Euclid-Shaw game Friday
night at Shaw Stadium.
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NEURITIs-scIATIcA

Relief from those torturing puins OF no
charge. An absolute proven remedy.
Only one trip required. Disabled per
sons may send q friend, As South Mt.
Vernon Ave. 500 #. off Route 40,
Uniontown. Pa. Office hours: Dolly
lo-6. Sunday lo-4. Permanently To-
Gated.
Evening star., 1953-09-04
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

FURN. Bedrm,, din. rm., refgr.,
baby equipment, tools; leaving town
must sell by Sat. eve. WO. 6-5717.
FURN.-Men's wardrobe, solid mahog.
$50; coffee table, refectory type.
walnut finish, S25; clothes hamper.
Bilibid, rattan. $50; 2 genuine Per-
BY 8 #; 5 in: and 10 it.. 2 in. BY
2 IT. 10 in; S75 ea.; mems bicycle,
$50. 2911 Cathedral ave. NV. a
FURN.-4-shelf, l2x16-in. cupboard,
3 #. high, 81; Hollywood sgle: bed,
SIS. Magic Chef 4Aburner table-top
s. sprs. and and mattr. oSf $40. 0e Kit. csb sso.
lbreakfront type), SIS. sun. only,
Q It'll 2. 5766 Ga. ave. Apt. /. IS
FURN.-3-pc. liv. rm., rugs, deep
freeze. ironer. sewing machine. other
miscel. ia. 2-1171. IS
self pump, S35; black LACQUER COR
ner cupboard, SIS; 4-drawer ward
robe trunk with hangers, $25. OIL
9-93S7. -
FURN.-Liv. rm. and bedrm. suite:
Tv. Must sell to highest bidder
Ii. $3.50, 9 to /. IS
FURN.-Rugs; solid mahog rocker
$40; 70-pc. Rosepoint. china. S25;
SeaptifSi Se;r fSaid draeeTies Club chSir boy
S-SS21.
FURN., misc. items, crib, English
carriage. chest. etc. All reas., good
cond, 0L. 2-6162ii, - %
bs er: bikes wagon % H train ReoIm;' bnard Tssmi ann
trains; good cond. HA. 2-S22S. Il
FURN. Twin beds, ivory. $50;
matching pcs; maple chest and
rocker, misc items. Can be seen
10 to 3 Sat, 216 Raymond ST.,
Chevy Chase, Md.
FURN.-Glassed-to top Duncan Phyfe
coffee table, floor lamp, kneehole
desk, telephone set. WO. 6-5243.
FURN.-Liv. rm., din. rm., bedrm.
Norge refgr.: compl. household fur
niShin1S An 4.OdQO IN
Evening star., 1953-09-04
HELP-MoMEN

SECRETARY-Rock law ONCE.
For interview phone Poplar 2-2137.
girl Friday type. under
35. for varied duties in small office,
telephone personality and pook-
keeping exper. essential. shorthand
not necessary. Takoma-Chillum area,
5 days; $50 to start. Reply in
own handwriting. Box 165-T. Star.
SHIPPING CLERK-IntereSting work
5-day wk. Typing helpful but not
essential. Apply 2nd f., 1879 Eye
SODA FOUNTAIN, white. for drug
store, exper. only, day shift 8 to 5.
RUST MANOR PHARMACY. JE.
STENOGRAPHER for general insur-
ance office work; should live Hyatts-
vile area. Please phone Mr.. Archer
before II am. AP. 7-3300. -4
STENOGRAPHER, is to 40, part
time. small insurance ONCE in
Clarendon. ST. 3-6456, Mr..
Evening star., 1953-09-04
STORE OF WASH,

UlShW WASHEh-fortaDIe, auto. Apex;
viii sell Tor 500. oI. a-s34S. Di 20
DOORS, S4.95: new flush hardwood,
l?s. large choice to pick from. OPEN
ssSEsAf S55Eis5 avs HrfF%oRF FsSS Nd Co. 10 5sG9 60
DRESSES. II So. size 1915. Shoes,
81, 6ha-7la-B. Hats. 81. Coat. SO.
DAISTIT.rAPs MSYing; AP; 7-5d3s: ST.. -
sIsetrle' 1MERIeAF sy9sz' TYpRMR5fER eSRs hhs
EIECTRiC TRAIN IAYouT. new
cond.: cost S100:. half price. JU.
9.4233; ewes. and Sat.
ELEC. TRAIN-Mounted on table; 2
good transf. Best offer EN-. 2-3129.
FAN. GE 12-inch. oscillating; DC
current only; excellent condition.
ISl2 K st, NV, Apt. 603. MA.
FANS-Make your own fan; use the
motor OF your furnace blower. We
furnish the blades. GRIGsBY CO.,
FOAM RUBBEk; sox7e mattress. s25.
H. GiCHNER. 25I3 M st. NV.
FURS-Slishtly used Rlamorous mink
garments; $500 buys one that must
have have. &c cost thogssnds: BAsK1Ns
FSh ent SackhG eaGdt6n MTSk 1S s71ss slts a EXCEL
FUR COAT, natural muskrat. full
cape style; worn season; cost $3.50,
sell fol, :$195; size 16. Also. beau
cdfl tldHl JAl Thinsss09s 9HsS9s, case watch $50
Fur COAT, gray Persian lamb, Size
IA; good condition. ia. 2-1171.
FUR COAT, Nelson mouton lamb,
dyed beaver, size Q. prac. new. Also
siae ssR sB h9lfa'0e Cali ihfs6 GU 44sss psEss worn
rm., liv rm and dinette sets from
unclaimed railroad freight and fac
tory tory r, cioseouts HENRY's FURMI-
9SE 4e cq FERNS S@5 srrsnssd ran st Free FTe: dT dt
FURNiTURE-Bedroom set. pcs.
chinchilla grey oak. book shelf head
board. dinette set, silver oak, mod
ern. like new. 10. 2-1151 after. 8.
SALE-Brand-new bet
ter grade bedrm., dining rm., living
rm. from unclaimed freight and fac
tory closeouts. etc. At great savings
tor ttoaro cash. LION STORAGE BLDG.
Sat; till e., RE. 7-4310. a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. china cabi-
net, maple, $40. Rollaway bed, 4S
in.,, inner spring, $15. Davenport.
2 chairs, wool frieze, worn but good
with attachments, Si5. Chi child's S1 roll.
chairs. SIS So. ov. s-5se7~. ~ @n m8
FURNITURE-Giving UP apt, various
articles Of turn., incl. divan, radio
between $50 and pm. Il
FURNITURE-A m ost new gray
sleep. sofa, red club chair, green
chair. 4 mahog. din. chairs. veneer
table. stained bookcase. roll-away
bed; china. utensils: reas. AID
FURNiTURE-3-pc. bedroom suite
Norge refrigerator, ga cu.-ft. Ben
dix wash. machine; reasonable. Ii.
FURS1ITTURE-closing apt. Fine . ma
hogany high chest, Princess dresser.
Apt: sol, 1885 New Hamp. ave.
to z pm. No Sunday. --6 =.
= Bureau, chest Of
drawers, metal bed $50; Beautyrest
mattggess, good cond.. $50. TU.
FURNiTURE for 1-bedroom apt; bed.
dble.; crib, couch. misc; best offer.
FURNTTURE-one maple hiboy, $50;
| maple veneer chest, $25. AID.
FURNiTuRE-Mapls twin beds. COM
$50: 2-pc. iiv. rm.. foam rubber
cushions. sos; 3 pedest. drop leaf
table, leaves, 8 Lyre back chairs,
Westinghouse refrigerator. 2 yrs. old,
sos; end tables. misc. A. e. l.. 4429I
Wisconsin ave. NV, EN-. 2-6677.
- Excel. cond.: reas.:
bedrm.. chest. tables, chairs, mir
rors, hooked rugs. ia. 2-S691 --6
couch, two almost
new covers. $50. EN-. 2-2lSh.
Evening star., 1953-09-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SEC. AVAIL; interested in gen. ONCE
adm. position; 35-hr. wk. Box
3lT-R. Star.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER; 10
yrs. d. c. experience, in Gov. and
private organizations; 3 yrs. col
lege; age 80; Negro: fast tipping and
shorthand. Minimum acceptable
salary, $1,000; presently employed.
Desires position with greater op-
portunity for advancement. Write
details. Box 366-S, Star.
YOUNG MOTHER, college back
ground. good cook, husband in OCS
at Belvoir, needs quarters with
kitchen facilities; will do light
housework and /or care for child,
preferably school age. OF. 4-S04O.
LADY, white, desires pos. as secy.-
receipt, in small office; NV; 500
wk.; refs. avail. 10. 2-01OS, after
2 pm. 6@
COLORED WOMAN. DAY WORK
cleaning or landress; any kind sew
ing. HUI. 3-3217, am. and pm.
COLORED GIRL. DESIRES position
as fountain girl, office cleaning or
maid in store. Local refs. NO.
Evening star., 1953-09-04

UNIFORMS, Staunton Military Ace d
emy; peri cond.: used ! semester;
vENETIAN BLINDS, used; 7sxa0,
S0x7O. 1n7X70. Leather platform
rocker. Wall mirror. 16x4S, beveIed
edge Call 3 to 10 pm, RA. 6-75a0.
Evening star., 1953-09-04
PAINTING SPECIAL

SIS any avg. rm. Free est. Immed.
service. Also exterior. KE. S-4660-
PAPER HANGING, $40 per rm. up;
1853 sunfaSt washable paper; work
guar RA. 3-7393 or HE. 1866.
PAPERING AND PAINTING, Sill. Spg.
and Takoma area; reas:: guaranteed.
L CROWELL. JU. 5-50S0. --S
PAPER HANGING; prompt. courteous
estimates. effieient white mechanic.
AID. 2-5S99 from 5 to 8.
PAPERING--Room 12x12, $500.
labor and mat, Interior painting
Al work. Est. MILLER, JU 7-7S35
PAPER HANGING. $50 average room.
10 patterns. soc to Sl.QQ paper
Ho. 2-6127: ewes. TIE. 6-1232. .,
PLASTERlNG, wall scraping and
painting Free estimates. Reasonable
rates 10. 3-4661. a
PLASTERING. patchwork and ceiling
our specially Call AID. 2-5O34. --9
PLASTERING-Patc spe-
cialty; by white mechanic: good
service, reas. TU. 2-0171. IS
PLASTERING and painting. old and
new work. none too small: 1st-class
mechanics. all work guar. Call Ii
PLUMBING AND HEATING, iobbing
and remodeling, bathroom; gas fur
naces and hot-water heaters in
stalled. Reas. prices. Work guar.
Ju. 0-1460. %
Evening star., 1953-09-04
HELP-woMEN

in; practical nurse
and housekeeper type, for day care
Of wife. with husband taking major
care at night. Two afternoons of
or weekend arrangements. Call
MR.. SALE. OF. 4-SI46 from 5 pm
Fri. through Mon. pm. or call In
person at 2347 South Nash St,
Arl., Va: near 23rd and Ridge rd
Good pay and home. -
Evening star., 1953-09-04

cA&5R4 fss 4snds sos.H sns MR e'fst ssne mSas %sk
carton: $ies.5cS.' King s-2ss$.
CAMERA-Rolleiflex 6x6 with CO
Jena TeSsar F. 3S viewing lens and
Heidoscope, x31, plus carrying case.
Excel Excellent condition. Cali DIR.
CASH REG, add mach. comb: save
TYYPEWRGTER TY'G1S r Co, % Sol td.p'i w. DMf Broad
JE. 2-1511. Falls Church. Va.
CELLO, q size. foreien made; excel.
cond;; reas: EN-. 3-5002. -5
CHINA English Spode crystal, misc.
tables. chairs, etc. CO. 5-6343. Ext.
CLOTHING-Lady's pink and black
cocktail dress. $40; brown shark
skin suit. $40; gray wool winter
coat $50; size IL; all excel. cond.
corner SHi fIa4Vsi CABINETS tdin. rm.1 e,
Farragut st. NV. See before 2:30.
DEEP FREEZE, upright. 12 Gu. It,,
DENTAL EQUIPMENT-S.S.W chair,
Ritter wall bracket engine, pedestal
suspidor :p66 and American cabinet. AID.
DESKWGovernor Winthrop secre-
tary, $50; late model streamlined
upright Hoover vacuum cleaner, $35.
Call after pm, JU. 5-0499. -5
DIAMONDS, mems "a ct. S150; lady's
Ct. $500; lady's Ia cts, $500;
Iady's ia cts. 1915; lady's 2 cts.
$3.50; mans 434 cts. S995. LIV-
IIMNEGSToN & CO.. 1923 H st. NV,
DINING. pieces. twin bedrm. set.
sacrifice. 500. no dealers. ia,
DiNfTTE ESa sETN7pieee. S2 ntsef o8S maple S ex
eeelleenntt, condition. S75. Phone LU
DINETTE ,SET-Chrome, never used.
reasonable, 10 3-6776. '' IS
DINING SET, brand-new, mahogany;
3--pc. lily; rm. and recr. rm. fur
DINING SET, lined oak. table, ex-
tension leaf, 4 chairs; excellent con-
dition: $40 OIL. 4-7S23. -6
DIN. RIM. SUITE, d u n Phyfe.
Sheridan din. rm. suite. Mahog. bed
rm. suite. Radio-phono player and
other furnishings. LA 6-S513. f
DINING ROOM TABLE. Duncan
Phyfe mahog. with pads and l extra
leaf. $50; Duncan Phyfe coffee table
with removable glass tray, 81. EN-,
DiNING TABLE and 6 chairs, cleo
tTIc IrI steve we and iroher' also antiques.
Din. RIM. TABLE, Duncan Phyfe. ma
hogany; dble. pedestal exten. Ia
Bile, 60x40. with leaf and pads; ex-
Gel. cond. S45. Large hird's-eye
maple dresser. with mirror, $50.
LO. 5-2096.
Evening star., 1953-09-04
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER

.neral contractors ONCE; 35-hr
Phone NO. 7-55S36'
Evening star., 1953-09-04
RUGS

IMPORTED ORIENTAL DESIGN
9x12. $50, 9x15 $40. MAYFAIR
SHOP, l225 G st. NV ME- S-4424.
Holt. Al condition. JE 3-3324.
SCREENS, good cond.; 81 in. long by
"a in. wide; boys bicycle. WO.
Evening star., 1953-09-04
TELEVISION CLEARANCE
LII BRAND NEW FAMOUS MAKES
BELOW COST
AIMCO TV SALES

ol4o N, washington BlVd.
Arlington Va. Open til ia S-7s00
TIRES, factory reconditioned: ali
nv, sTRoMBERG ~CARisoN' ii@@'is-
lion n; ho9T II, model; a;aG good working copdi-
good os condition; s69.5o. Call IA.
~. ifgH iS52 Admiral. II in, mahoE,
console. like new; S15O or best
offer: unclaimed in storage. RIGHT
WAY MOVERS 7s" 5th st. NV,
TYPEWRITERs, Royal, Remington,
up. All in good working order.
RsntalS Svrs2ng rspsi5$; I;rz AL makss CEN.
rYpEWk1TEgR, ii 4 VII Hg s1ssfl iBM electric. $3.50:
good cond. CENTRAL, cole iith
TSYSPEEWxRlTERs, new portables; So So 10
TYPEWRTTER' TSEV TfIi cn Roysi val x KMM Mo Msv,s
nsrtsct csnd,; SIS. '"tE EN- p s-s?Ss..
elite type; excel cond.; s45. o"as
TYSR%RFrEks SSR311sr Il 'f and add. mach. F. fsl,
Church newest store: rentals and
sales; easy terms; many bsrgaink.
r. > " = -i5i1, Fails Church, va.
TYPEWRiTERs. port. and stand.
1pPW39RS sth and sts NV
Remineton, r1hnSss1' s2e- so smut UndeTwoSd. t.
S95 50; Roval portable. Are cond,
S45; others, very reaS. CAPITOL
OFFICE MACHINE co, 500 10Th
emy' peri, cond.: used ] semester;
VENETIAN BLINDS, used; 7sxfO,
sOx70 ln7X70: Leather platform
edge Call 3 to 10 pm, RA. $1,000.
VACUUM CLEANER. Singer demon-
Strator available at reduced price,
EMTEp sgdgTI term 1nG; Asns6dis SINGER sEWIMa
ensburg Shopping center. I'm.
VACUUM CLEANER-Hoover de inxs
80, Ike new; Call JE. 3-sn"I:
HST Win sscs
WASHER, F EasS spinner de luxe, 1853.
new. in factory carton auto. spin
cost 500; sacrifice S16o cash, ~.
WASHERS. DRYERS. IRONERS. re-
frigerators. freeZers, ranges. TV and
vacuum cleaners, tremendous reduc-
ti"pS or ~pw aoniianHeS' au hra I'd
new 1858 and 1854 merchandise.
Recently moved from our overstocl- I'd
warehouse. No reasonable offer re-
fused. These prices are for 3 limited
TING only We guarantee to beat any
HILL CO, D44 Wayne ave, silver
Snrtne Md Open ewes. till pm.
WASHER. Hotpoint. fully automatic,
1888 model agitator washing action,
top. loading, brand-new in factory
Cost $500: sacrihcs s1oo cash or
CO, CONS s44 W Wayne 'ss ave-, silver E SPRINT. anI1'
W.s;H12Ra "a; 1gsn eNyennss NeTar Y .to p ls
's135, OIL. NFtts 's-7isff. o. au'0msf'0' MAJ
WASHERS (e), sos; also, so and 81
models, wringer tyne. SIS each. NE.
WASHING MACHINE, GE, practically
Rs% Tr,nslr haTdIy txSe uiee a!154 ,9le capacity.
wAsHTNG MACHINE. Easy spindri.r.
good cond, $50, JU. 9-4233. ewes.
wHAassHffSSGG VAS fSG MACHINE. Thor Auto
deeo freeze. needs repair; s25. EN-.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix. splrn-
did. late model. Also good piano or
club, USO or recreation rn. I'd.
WEDDING DRESS AND VEIL. baUs.
rina length. lace satin and 1t.
Orie. cost SlH5 Never worn. tze
IA SO MA S-9010. Ext. Sn3 5
YOUTH BED. side rails; wRxed birth:
Bantwet de luxe innerspring m 1t-
tress. ia 2-3911. -"
CLEARANCE SAT.E---Used Phileo . I'd
York air-conditioninE units, IL
condition, S75 up. r g. VI Re-
FRIG FRATION CO. INC. 214 st.
ne LII 3-4II2 --~h
REAL ESTATE AGENTs-Notice: 4
Baist d. c. plat books. Office desks.
chairs. carpet. D. c. wall map. Mr..
JANSEN. ST. 3-69SS. S17 14th
st. NV. .
Evening star., 1953-09-04
SITUATIoNS-DoMESTIc
G.H.W. full time or days work; es
Hnnriannnd nE OIL 8 &

G.H.W. full time or days work; ex.
perienced. DE. 2-0l1S. -5
COLORED GIRLS, DESIRE full-tim,
work. or day work; good refs. TU
2-25S1.
WOMAN. colored, wants morning worl
in office or store. cleaning; city refs
HO. 2-9172.
COLORED LADY, DESIRES g.h.w.;
live in; 51a-day wk. Call Ii
4-7363.
CoLORED GIRL DESIRES day work
Ii. 7-3329.
COLORED GIRL. WANTS part-time
work; child care or dish washing
work at night. Ref. Ii. 4-3554
GIRL. COL. desires gen. housework.
child care; days work: waitress.
Call morn. and eyes,, LU. l-3112
COL. GIRL. WISHES JOB, cleaning
offices part time. Call UN. 4-4553
after IL p.n
Evening star., 1953-09-04

PATNTTNG-Beautify and preserve
your home BY painting in time Best
material and workmanship imme-
diate attention. All jobs guaranteed.
RA. 3-O0S4. -
interior and exterior.
Call A. DOMINICK, ia. 2-6S30 any
day after pm. All day Sunday.
PAINTING CONTRACTOR CONNER
cial and residential; satisfactory 25
yrs. MIR. LAWRENCE. RA. 6-9703.
REPAIRING, PAPERING
Free estimates. ROSCOE A.
GREEN, ia. 9-S046. 15S
PAINTING-S12 average room: week.
Ap. P snIss1. i5 FSsi Please csn SlS after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-04

Arlington Va. open 'til 3 ia s-7s00
TIRES, factory reconditioned all
sizes. $500. recapS. 6.00x16. sos.
TV, STROMBERG CARLSON. 1"1a-
in. floor model; good working condi-
tion. III. $3.50 90
Evening star., 1953-09-04
sITUATIoNs-MEN 8 WOMEN

WHITE COUPLE. no children, will
manage and maintain small apt.
bldg. for part or free rent. Expert
enced. excellent refs. 10. 2-S477.
Evening star., 1953-09-04
sTENoGRAPHER

Permanent position with old
established real estate and
mortgage loan firm. Prefer
someone with insurance ex-
perience. Pleasant surround
ings, air conditioned building;
37la hour work week. no Sat-
urday work; lunches furnished
free: disqualification and life
insurance furnished free after
reasonable length of service.
Salary commensurate with
ability; opportunity for ad-
vancement.
Call MRS. REISS. MA. s-2112