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Evening star., 1953-07-08
LanieI Gets Tax Rise
Through Parliament
To Win First Big Test
BY the Associoted Press

PARIS, July 8.-Premier Jo-
seph Laniel won his first ma jor
test of strength in the French
Parliament today, pushing
through the same program of
higher taxes and government
economies which brought down.
fall to his predecessor, Premier
Rene Mayer.
BY a 329-277 final vote, the
Assembly after a grueling all
night session approved higher
levies on gasoline, beverage al
cohol, passports and legal Serv-
ices and gave the cabinet power
to effect economies in govern
ment administration subject to
legislative veto.
A powerful argument in the
Premier'S favor was his threat
to resign unless the Assembly
gave him the go-ahead. His
resignation would have pulled
the rug from under Foreign
Minister Georges Bidault. who
flies tonight to Washington for
the Big Three's Little Bermuda" :"
conference.
Approval of his finance pro-
gram, however, gave Mr.. Laniel
and France only a financial
breathing space. The Premier
still must solve the problem of
continuing budget deficits. caused
mainly by the burden of Frances
war in Indo-China.
Evening star., 1953-07-08

Government Operations Com
mittee, said he thought Senator
Mccarthy should have accepted
the resignation.
II think the article was very
unfortunate" he continued. Il
think it has impaired his use
fulnesS to the committee. I
think he very wisely submitted
his resignation, and I think the
chairman would be very wise to
accept it."
Senator Mcclellan said the
issue of the cf1airman's right,
as Senator Mccarthy claimed,
to hire and fire persons for such
positions remained in dispute.
He said he would look into the
matter further,
IF I find he tSenator Nc
Carthy) is correct in his posi-
tion," Senator Mcclellan added,
that will settle it. If not, at the
proper meeting and the proper
time, will consider offering a
motion to discharge Mr.. Mat
thewS."
Senator Mccarthy asknowl-
edged that the controversy was
unsettled and added:
If any member thinks he
(Mr. Matthews) is not doing
good job. I'll be glad to consider
it."
The Wisconsin Republican said
he had employed Mr.. Matthews,
one-time staff director of the
House Un-American Activities
Committee, on "the basis of his
ability" and wanted to have him
judged in that way, regardless
of his past writings.
Senator Mccarthy described
the controversial Mr.. Matthews
as "the most educated Protestant
layman in the country and
added:
Il think he is a good investi-
gator"
Evening star., 1953-07-08

to be a Communist, Mr.. Clardy
answered:
Il would not attack him. I
would expose him"
Philbrick Again Testifies.
Mr.. Clardy said another Mon
day night witness was Herbert
A. Philbrick, former Massa-
chusetts advertising man who for
many years reported to the FBI
as an undercover man in the
Communist Party.
The committee said two other
witnesses testifying at a closed
session yesterday were John E.
Marqusee, 25-year-old Cornell
University law student described
as a former Communist, and
Vladimir Petrov, identified as an
anti-Red Russian once i'm
prisoned in Soviet concentra-
ton camp.
Mr.. Scherer said Marqusee
testified the Communist Party
had a definite pattern for the
inf1ltration of clergy and other
groups in all Communist
countries.
Mr.. Clardy said Petrov shocked
the committee with IAN appal-
ling story of how the Commu-
nists seek to exterminate all
religion {. a story of murder
and brutality almost beyond be-
lief"
Earlier yesterday Senator Nc
Carthy. chairman of a Senate
Investigations subcommittee, said
in Washington he had no inten-
ton of investigating the clergy.
He said there is mo doubt that
the clergy of every religion are
good, loyal Americans.
Evening star., 1953-07-08
Several CIergymen
Accused as Red in
House Probe Hearinq
By The Assoeioted Pres,

NEW YORK, July 8.-The
House Un-American Activities
Committee says witnesses, one
an intimate acquaintance" of
Stain, have named several
American clergymen as members
Of the Communist Party.
The witnesses were said to
have given the group "informa-
ton of extreme Importance"
about Communist infiltration of
the clergy.
Representative Clardy, Repub-
lican. of Michigan. acting chair
man at two days of New York
hearings of the committee, an
nounced the testimony yester-
day. He emphasized the COM
mittee was not probing clergy or
churches, but was trying to ex-
pose Reds whether in the clergy
or any other group"
The inquiry is being pursued
here today with Representative
Sherer, Republican, of Ohio sit
ting as a subcommittee of one
to hear two witnesses. Full
committee sessions were ad-
journed.
Identities not Revealed.
Mr.. Clardy did not identify
those named in the testimony
nor did he say how many persons
were involved. He said the in
formation would be checked and
if verified-then made public
in accord with a committee pol
icy ito forestall all possibility
of smearing and defaming in
nocent American citizens"
A prepared statement by the
committee said it had received
testimony on how Communists
planned to and did infiltrate the
ranks of clergy" in the United
States.
Witnesses giving the informa-
ton were identified by Mr.. Clar-
dy as Benjamin GitloW and
Joseph Kornfeder. who was said
to have been an important
Communist Party functionary"
and intimate of the late Soviet
Premier.
Former U. S. Red Leader.
Gitlow was described as a
charter member of the American
Communist Party who broke
with the Reds. Kornfeder and
Gitlow testified at closed ses-
sions yesterday.
The committee statement said
that in a closed hearing Monday
night it received illuminating
testimony" on Com m u n is t S
among the clergy from Col.
Archibald Roosevelt, son of the
late President Theodore Roose-
welt.
Col. Roosevelt, who appeared
at his own request. praised the
church and the clergy highly but
he urged us not to shrink from
doing our duty" the statement
said.
Mr.. Clardy said Col. Roose-
velt's testimony would be made
public as soon as it is transcribed
The Congressman stressed that
the committees activities were
not Ato be construed as IAN at
tack on the church or religion. ="
Asked by a reporter for a Com
munist newspaper whether he
would attack a clergyman found
Evening star., 1953-07-08

the liquor industry was getting
tax relief before individuals or
any other firms.
Supporters of the bill said
some diStillers now have large
stocks approaching the eight
year limit. Under the presen.
law. the insisted. the distillers
would be forced to withdraw the
liquor and pay a $1O.50 per gall
lon tax even though there is no
market for it.
Representative Chelf, Demo-
crat, of Kentucky said this would
mean financial ruin for some
firms.
Evening star., 1953-07-08
Osu Johnson Estate

NEW YORK, July 8 (P.-Osa
johnson, famed woman explorer,
left her estate estimated at be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 to her
mother in Kansas, filing of her
will for probate disclosed yester-
day. She died last January q.
Evening star., 1953-07-08
House Votes 10 Permit
12-Year Aging Of Whisky
By the Associoted Pre,,

The House has passed and sent
to the Senate a bill permitting
distillerS to keep liquor aging in
Government-bonded warehouses
up to IL years, instead of the
present limit of eight.
Since taxes are paid as liquor
is removed from warehouses, the
bill in effect could postpone pay
ment of some liquor taxes for as
much as four years.
The bill was approved despite
protests of some members that
Evening star., 1953-07-08
Cardinals Greet Akihito

ROME. July 8 P.-Crown
Prince Akihito of Japan ended
a busy tourist day as guest of
honor last night at a reception
given by Indoue Takajiro,
Japan's minister to the Vatican.
Several cardinals were among
the guests.
Evening star., 1953-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SEWING MACHINE. i singer demon
+ strator avail. at reduced price
SINGER SEWING CENTER, 391f
MINI. ave. me-, phone Lu. 4-0131
SEWING MACHINES-We repair al
makes. Free estimate in advance
SINGER SEWING CENTER. 600 7th
st. NV, phone RE. 7-720O. IS
SEWING MACHINES, converted into
electrics. Portables or consoles
SINGER SEWING CENTER. Gill
Ga ave. NV. RA. 3-6111. %
SH0ES-Cancellations; hundreds oi
styles. Men, women. children. out.
fit entire family in famous-brand
shoes, De Liso. Town and Country
Mademoiselle, Jarman, FlorSheim
find sizes. Save to 500 or more.
LIEBERMAN, INC. 1404 Monroe
NV. of 14th. AID. 2-6344. 1881 N,
Highland st.. ArL. open 1913. ia
SOFA GIFT. 2-pc. sectional. light
green; orig. cost $3.50. moving. will
sacrifice, $125, HE. 4-3771. -
SOFA, Tuxedo type, fine piece; $500
when new; S1O0 or best offer. 521
Peabody NV, Apt. !. -5
SOFABED, 2-pc. Chesapeake sect,
makes 2 separate beds; new. $3.50:
used 2 mos; sell, $4OO. Ia. 9-S916
Evening star., 1953-07-04
ROOMS FURN.-N.w. tce,,., ,

DOWNTOWN--414 9Th st. NV: rms
~ Mr anS $6 sEie.i IS dble.. per week.
ACROSS Statler, lge. cor. rms, twin
ssSs ssfe 50 ssi19spt ,G1 showers; q dSis: slz;
shower taeilities; iss4 aEhs; Conn. Da.n sysi aTa
NV Mr.; MEYER, NO. 7-94aa or
conn: ER. .wARDMAN PARK s
!sso;ni,t Ssa;Gtatuily furn: twin-be rm.
co%D nsfDinr SasR 'fsair fSs ao rs ssgss s.tasss:
ATTRACTIVE RM. in new home, spa-
clous storage, semipvt. bath; excel.
1ranrsp;; iran sIa $40. EN-. s-227s. ewes. and
1915 PARK RD.-sinrls room W With
PVT; bath; SEP. unit in apt. bldg;
$52 80 mo-. See janitor. -
L.H.K., double rms, semibath; refgr.,
sssSvs; sS sn sans M.e twin zoe beds; else single;
BEAUTIFUL CENTRAL Apr. r.-To
yourself except week ends; cony.,
gracious home; charming rm.: reas.:
sor lady, employed; refs. Box S5-K.
VICINITY zoological Park, mr.. Conn,
attractive room for appreciative
woman; ,soIas Nm UNLIMITED ted phone; some priv
Aytn avn, NOLOM0AA ND. N.W.-1
ladies'; excel. transp. Phone DE,
DUPoNTi CIRcLE-Nice clean rooms; wS
Tsfsr; Tfl ,;p' anS so14 hpf plate furn.; 81 per
WESTMINSTER HOTEL. 1907 i7th
ST.; sEl. and dbl: rms; running wtr.,
TV' eleV'; Ss-$1S wk. Ho. 2-6720.
CHEVY CHASE, D; c.-cool master
P% Pe%sqroo% 51r 2; laundry privileges.
NJ; N coNS.. AND CATH. AYES, sssl7
Stthn SStn ST.; desirable room. semipvt.
eSsn Sath; sent rgeRtle%sn. %n no; 10; 2,s2so: -5,
iss iSSsl: ,.t. big CO. osl0ssts; ssss5 phone in 5p
Alk-COOLED-Refgr., clock radio,
| TV, air-foam mattress, newly decor,
P'ytt satr. ss-sls. al47 r St, PIX.
MT 0PPfniEAsANr-lovely Ire. size .l.ep.
Ing rm.. / or girls, 81 so Wk. 1914
7oe REMEDY 81. sT.ELsras' LSTe' front
S5oom; on . l oi,sss room With with porch, 2nd 1oor:
siTMoREDcleashh cTias RRfESDle ah SSH sosi au;e. e.
esllent transp. pE. S-s746. s.
LGE; RM.-Nicely furn. home, pvt,
Wolkse Wel care "a. fSr S.ssaa,l sh,ld while mother
COM; AVE. near shoreham-LsSrg.
:Ss and shower aos osszcsf %Sf; asil, sssE %sid
sraes; sserrXaics; pvt: parking lot; Phone AD.
Mr.. WALTER REED-Lovely single
rm.. in pvt. home; good transp.; TV:
unlim. phone. RA. 6-S244, -6
COOL, IN new air-cond. pvt, home;
ige; rm;, conf. furn.; gentleman; pvt.
path, desk, lamps. easy chair, uniim.
phone; conv. tranSp.: $50. 4SI0
BrandyWine: EN-. 2-2S61. -5
1888 NEBRASKA AVE.-Quiet rnt.
Tor gentleman, near bath. Reason.
able; WQ 6.0968. a
st.r,n st; ,n:w..sEHNewly furnished; maid
18th AND MONROE SIS. NV
Lge., extra-nice: 3 lge. windows:
empl.. quiet. refin. per. HO. 2-7773.
BOLIVIAN CLUB. 1883 10th St NV.
-Rehned buSinesswomen. Sgle. and
dble rms. beau. furn., mod. baths.
6613 N: CAPITOL, Zone 11-Nicely
furn. front rm.. pvt. bath. 4 lge.
windows; bus at corner. 20 min,
dntwn.: shop center around corner:
$40 mo-, gentlemen or woman. RA.
LARGE FURN. ROOM. l or . me men:
excel. NV. residential section, ex.
Gel transp. to all locations. RA.
Evening star., 1953-07-04

BUILDING MATERIAL
terials. steel. lumber. doors and
windows at very, reas. prices. Will
not be undersold.
General Wrecking Co.
! 037 Brentwood Rd NE. AD. 2-6177
BULLDozER. caterpillar R;4; bull
best best offer. der 1cI.i CLICK "t sUNoco 5 STA 3-
TON, l0920 BALTIC. blvd, phone
CAMERANCine Kodak Royal. 1G-mm
magazine mag f;la ; lens, lens new used
caMERas GaSSf Saef nixon; & 81 Is M nm. with qf:2
cali tsai on. 5nd 1874. cass OFand-neW' So s19o
CAMERA, Revere. ss; protector. Re-
we're, IS, de luxe; screen tower de
luxe portable; never used; complete,
CAMERA. Exakta, v-x f2s; split
case. sun shade filters, flash gun
and camera case; S469 value, will
take 1925. Call OIL. 4-7420. a
used. complete with octameter and
ground glass view finders; 3 Kern
and, Switar lenses. pistol grip hand
$500. Phi. OIL. 2-3658 aft. 7 pm.
CARRIAGE STROLLER. comb. sta
tion wagon sides; excellent .cond:
only 3 mos. old: cost $40: will sell
for $50. Call TU. 2-O664. -5
CASH REGISTER. National, sepa-
rate totals, 500; excellent condi-
tion. 1925 Ga ave. NV. 5"
CASH REGISTER. rings Saa.99 two
Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Md. --1O
CHINESE PRINTS (Kackamonias),
best offer: leaving city. RA. 3-0S27,
CLOTHES DRYER. Westinghouse;
nearly new; rearranging Kitchen:
or or" best sf'Eer offer. 81 81. s-6sS65s.a sa "a '0
DEHUMIDIFIER- Coldspot, like new,
used 4 mos: S12a; ;95 value: for $50:
DEHgMIDiF1EKsNNew Westinghouge
SOS; 80; new 1853 Air eonditioners
F st. NV, Ma. S-2336.
chars sSSP SSls spec Price. sS op SD''sf al
August: MA. S-7S24:
lady's. sol. Y ct.,. $50;
ladys "a ct. 500; lady's "a ct.,. $3.50;
lady's Ia cts. $500: ladys u cts.
$3.50; lady's 134 cts, S400; mans
ga cts, S625. LIVINGSTON & CO..
1923 H st. NV. ME. S-526S. a
DINING SET, 10 pcs. walnut, $75;
storm sashes; 2 comb. doors. 10.
Evening star., 1953-07-04

BATHlNETTE. car bed, elec. steri-
hzer; all three in good cond.; will
sell all for $15. TU. 2-0664. Is
toilets. pipe BLocks> INC. 4it I54t
Lee hwy. Key Bridge. IA. $500
BED-Single, Hollywood. with inner
sSring mattress; excellent cond.
$40. HO. 2-5799. IS
BED-Hollywood, new; also Webster.
I Chicago three-speed portable record
NE. s-216i. Ext. 1924. %
BEDROOM SET, mahog.; complete
desk. Best offer. RA. 6-1672. =
BEDROOM SUITE, Imperial Rapids
bleached mahogany, z pcs. S400
Call Sun. before 2. DE. 2-4429.
BICYCLE-24-inch; good condition
new tires new speedometer. EN-
Is a8f2A p gsgk ssz; qsss sSsLS i5es
SPORT SHOP, TO. 9-4744. p
BICYCLES, mans Raleigh; lady's
Dawes. fully equip. luggage rack
and light, etc. JE. 3-1362. -5
BOMER-Mears Kane Ofalt. 7-h.p..
high-pressure steam boiler complett
with return system. Ready to op.
crate. This boiler is in top condi-
tion. May be inspected at 2011 M
st. NV. See or call GRAY WILL
LIAMS. Elk. 1851. IS
BRICK. face OF common: new one
ALASKA %!t5i0n co8n g. Ggsn gsncks ksecso9rdfNXs co M
Evening star., 1953-07-04
DOCS. PETS. FTc. tcont.l !

BOXER PUPPIES. litter Of S. 8 wks.
old; sire champion, Southbowns
Veto. Axe reg; dam, London Belle.
Axe. and British Kennel Club. reg.
cneRsrs Pn9Rs SA. hS.cs s-SsSSn; n;,r.hr.a ave
yermed an and shots; s wks, old; Can
CHEsAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER pup
pies. barriers. Eng: springeE span:
lei; champion sired. Axe reg. and
innoc.: reas. prices. KONKLE'S
KENNELS: 10: 1865. -5
champion stock. PENzANCE KEN
NELS. Vienna. Va. Call Vienna 485.
BOXER PUPS. q wks.. male and fe-
male; fawn; Axe reg: excel. cond
Owner leaving city. EN-. 3-45lS.
COCKER 'sPANIELs, beaut. silver.
also black puppies; 8 wks,; for
show or breeding; Axe reg. OIL.
Boxers and cocker puppies. Axe.
S35 up: many bargains. MONTFORT
KENNELS. Ashburn, Va. Out. Route
COLLIE PUPPiEs. Axe res:. 5eauti.
fully marked; reasonable. ,JU.
BoXER PUPS. beautiful fawns; es
champs, 3 Internal. champs last
generation$ very reas. OIL. 2-3S94,
GER. POL. tmixed), fem., . yrs. old.
Must find home or be destroyed. In
DoBERNIAN PINSCHER PUP. female,
Axe reg, 4 mos. old. $50. Cali
ENG. NJ x'y FOX yfERKIER PUPPIES, Sis
and $25: Beagle pups. $12 and
$50, Purebred. not reg. uN.
Pco6iLfEs. black std. 2 mos. out
standing champions in ancestry.
Ghoicee. of litter at min. price. IA,
vfFRY' CUTE PART COCKER SPAN.
TEL, female: will give away to good
cTTE 1Hms' GkSENY SNi KITTENS. 3: 8 weeks
ls: s to n0qss Rtteh sr9ess ossfs Ve5z gissysss gsss
BOXER PUPS. fawn, ped. champ.
stock; very cheap: also reg. pair
iayn female, brindle male. EN-.
MiNIHTuRE IMMATURE POODLE PUPS. Axe.
IS weeks, finest bloodline. XII.
PufFfEs. S1fPSH; Just right for children.
short hair. medium oosdiase. size. TERROR
BOXER tSSf; S0i 0PiGSPPiP1EsS,' Axe sOI; reg, male
and female, fawn. by Larr-Hels
Kennels colesville rd mr. nT: Ashton tsGn
HSA opeAS"SA Ava 1tsoA'
BOXER cxa ! PUPS. sired by ch. Admiral
Jim of Laromar. males, tawn and
br.. excel. head. Fulton S-7677. "a
ENGLISH SETTER, male, 8 wks. old
fine bird-doE breeding. Call Poplar
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, Axe
reg, champion breed, female and
l non-sex. $35 each. 10. b-0S72
cu,uuAuuA prus .ho - ~
some of the smallest. Stud service
STUD SERViCE-Collie. Axe reg.
champion bloodline: also parakeet fol
sale. Vic. Viers Mill. 10. 5-3543
BOXERS; male % and d. female; lnG lawn 1HK nS SnS
Eneleside Enaie: YsekS fsszwes ga AAo reg, ga
male, ss5; female, SIS: POPlal
PUPPiEs te,, part pointer; to goos
home only Z 10 o,,EI 715021; .,.s q,
reg. pups; s50-S1O0; sire black and
silver: dam. black and tan. JE
DALMAfTiIAN. male, uurebred. .
months; wonderful pet. $50. KE
COLLIE Ollie PUPPIES. sired by Loeb.
reagh's On Parade; beautiful sablt
and white; Axe reg. JA. 2-663S
FRENCH POODLE PUPPY, purebred
male miniature black. age 10 weeks
$3.50. ia. 7-9037. b
iDACHSHUND, males. two black ant
tan, . red; champion stock. Axe
shots and wormed, 3 months old, LA
| 6-S592 10
PUPS, English bull and boxer. AKC
top quality; also stud service. Lo
sHELTIE PUPS miniature collies)
males and females; also dog travel
| ing case. Herndon Blk. --5
COCKER, black, male, registered, !
wear old: no reasonable offer refused
Phone LU. 4-3963. B
Evening star., 1953-07-04
REUPHOI STERING

REUPHOLSTERING
Special sofa and chair reuphoistered,
ship guar: % yrs. in same estab-
lishment: LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER.
ING. 2509 l4th st. NV. CO. 5-2381
ROOFING AND PAINTING-Cheapest
rates, easy terms. RALPH SHIRLEY
ROOFING REPAIRS of all kinds
Average roof painted and repaired;
S35.. Roof check-ups and flashings
caulked; SIS. 80 yrs. experience,
sR%nNt PISmpt ssTyIss MXtaiSA t. aeps24 90
10. 8-O443. SEW-EzY SEWING MA
SCREENED PORCHES, a must for
summer comfort, and what about
these other home improvements that
tas.T are necessary m9 ,oSS before lonS2 Call us
STORM WINDOWS. aluminium; special
terms. IA. 7-s204. AP. 1880.
TELEvIs1oN ,s sERyIcING. incl; sSss.
TELEvIsfON SERviCE-1oo% salts
faction or no charge. 10. 2-2S64.
TILE. ceramic; free estimates; low
prices. monthly terms. 10. S-1193.
AP. 1890 It'll 9 pm. lie
TV-All makes repaired; day and
Aifhs A Sors 5sryieS ySar IA LSw sSe5YtSse charge
WALL SCRAPING-A-1- you are
planning to have your wall scraped
for painting or paperhanging, call
LU. 1-4524. 25 years experience.
FIRST CLASS TILE AND FLOOR
WORK: new or old work; immediate
service. UN. 4-541s. Il
WANT YOUR PORCH SCREENED?
Call MR.. TAYLOR, JU. 5-3942 ewes.
1t will be q "Taylor-made Job"
Evening star., 1953-07-04
CARPENTRY
PAINTING, CEMENT WORI

CARPENTRY
PAINTING, CEMENT WORK
Free estimates at your convenience
Mr.. CLYDE, Ii. 4-4524. %
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrica!ly
razor -kleened or no charge. ROTO
RIOTERS, phone RA 6-SSSS AM
day. any night.
CONCRETE PORCHES, steps, copings
retaining walls. driveways, flag
stone patioS. masonry waterproofine
craft stone. Serving Washington
area 25 yrs Cash or FILA terms
COOPER SUPPLY CO., Ii. 6-591Q
DE. 2-1525, Ii. $3.50.
ELECTRICIAN-O extra cir
cults for air-conditioners; no jol
too small. AP, .7-1500. 80
ELECTRICIAN-Air conditioners in
stalled. Wiring of all kinds. Licenset
in Maryland. EN-. 2-SS14. -6
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re
pair short circuits; small Jobs dom
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time.
FENCE-Galvanized chain INK; al
| posts In concrete: immediate erec
tion. Get the best for less; no dow
payment, SO months to pay Phon
Ii. 4-45SS; evenings and Sunday
NO. 7-b52S
Evening star., 1953-07-04
MOTOR TRAVEL

YOUNG COUPLE want car to driv,
or ride to Denver, July SO. Share
expense and driving. Ii. 7-1344. g.
MIAMI, leaving Sat, 4th; take one
or two; share driving and expenses;
return July Is. 10. 2-0576. Sc
SAFE. dependable driver will deliver
your car to San Francisco Bay area
References. ia. 7-S464.
DRIVING to Los Angeles July 10. Will
take .; exchange refs. Herndor
296-W-12. -5
RESPONSIBLE young man. licensed
will drive your car anywhere in U. S
JU. A-912o
Evening star., 1953-07-04
HELP DOMESTIC (cont.,


WOMAN (white), under 49,; g.h.w.
cooking. help mother with 4 chill.
dren. Dr.'s modest home, country.
Va. All elec. appliances for easier
housework. Good home. kind treat.
ment, live in, pvt. rm. S25 tt
start. 6-day wk.. rm., board. Uni
forms. references and health care
required. KI. 8-2151. --5
HOUSEKEEPER. white woman, fol
elderly couple. Montgomery CITY.
Md. Live in. Poplar 2-25IS. "a
COUPLE, colored. cook and house.
man.. to live In; must be expert
enced, with local references; other
living conditions. Congressiona
Country Club area. Write Boz
63-K, Star. --5
COLORED-G.H.W.; prefer mature
woman interested in home anC
small salary. HUI. 3-5627. IS
Evening star., 1953-07-04
GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum.
discarded iewelry WE pay cash
A. KAHN INC.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

DACHSHUND PUPPIES, 3h mos. red
males. by eh. Hardway-Welcome
SHIPPING CRATES. dogs, cats. etc,
all sizes. light weight low cost. 72l
Oglethorpe NV. RA. 6-3445. IS
IRISH SETTER PUPS. Axe reg. 9
wks.: aristocrats for show or field
DONHELLY, Daleview 5-9210.
AM n,6i nIS haEe SoIsl ssl, 1as Ticed 9Dy r.
sell quick. WA. 7-2100 after $3.50
FRENCH POODLES-Small standard,
Axe reg; choice bloodline. $50 and
SOS. IA. S-2755; ewes. IA. 1926,
BOXER PUPS. Axe: fawn. brindle;
male. fem: by Champion Apricot
Brandy; fine heads. WA. 7-o15s'
A-
Evening star., 1953-07-04
Steel

We have all kinds Of misc. steel;
beams. reinforcing steel, pipe and
plates cut to size.
General Wrecking Co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AD. 2-6177
STENOTYPE MACH; 2 mos. old
or cPpRii Sun. wiH9 any time. iSS HE. -4s79. I @i
STORE FIXTURES, complete modern
set; suitable for babies shop. men:
srssliad5d la5des. or 1o. ssady f-74fs f wear IS %
SUN LAMP - Health Builder. from
Doctors ONCE, cycle so, watt 420
Reasonable. DU. .7-033S. --5
TABLE, drop leaf and captain
chairs; Paul McCobb planner group;
new; SIS, DU. 1880 after 9. Il
Evening star., 1953-07-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

NURSE. practical tcolored), desires
work, care of elderly person or child.
will housekeep. AID. 4-1933.
MOTHERS HELPER or assist with
housework by elderly lady. white.
References. Phone EN-. 2-476O.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, refer
ences, desires job as waitress, baby
sister, INV. mothers helper. Ii
GIRL, COL, DESIRES day work or
full time 5 days week. Good ref
Girl. COIORED, WISHES 5 days a
week work. or days work. Ii.
6-01O6.
COLORED GIRL DESIRES maid work
or mother's helper. 5la days wk. co.
COLORED WOMAN desires days work
IN -AGs -AnsacoSt1a area or s,w. Call 10
.COLORED WOMEN. exper. cleaner.
wash, ironing. cooking. 5 days a
week. Excel. ref. Call NO. 7-I157
COLORED GIRL desires Job. child
care or mothers helper. Ref, exper
10. 3-5l77. s"
Evening star., 1953-07-04
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tco&t.

FLOORS SANDED and finished,
cleaned and waxedi old floors made
like new. Call anytime. WA. 7-1l29.
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing
EXP mech. Work guar. Free est.
Aver. rm., SIS. CO. 5-4S30. -
FLOOR SANDING. i'm. New. 7c 50. IT
Old. 10c and up. Free est. Work
guar. C. L. HINSON. Ii. 3-754S
Evening star., 1953-07-04
TELEVISION
BELOW COST
RRAND-NEw 1858 FAMOUS MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES
$500 N. Washington Blvd
Va. Open til q. ia S-7SO(

$500 N. Washington Blvd.
Arlington. Va. Open til 8. ia $4,000
TIRES, factory reconditioned; all
sizes, S5.99; recaps, 6:00X16. $7.95
TRAINS, electric Lionel freight: "0''
gauge, excellent condition. EN-. 2
nv SET-Honmann 17-inch blond
reasonable. Cali KIDDER, LU
4-5400. ex. 233. g.
TV, 16" Teletone console, perfect
condition, S135 cash; outside an
tenna, SIS. See End floor. Dy.
manic store. 18th and G NV.
TV 80; 17-in. Pnilco table model;
S1O0 AP 7-310l. a