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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-28


agencies. Mr.. Reeves began his
insurance career in 1888 as a
planned estates field underwater
for Home Life in Washington.
A native of this city, he was
graduated from Dartmouth Col
lege and interrupted his work for
the company by serving as a lieu.
tenant in the Navy in World
War II. The local agency 10
/ managed by Vernon w. Holle-
man.
Liberty National Dividend.
Directors of Liberty National
Bank have declared the regular
semiannual dividend of 4 per
cent. equal to 81 per share, pay
able June 80 to shareholders Of
record June %. Transfer books
will not be closed, President w.
T. Vandoren stated.
b. e. L. Annual Outing.
. The annual golf tournament
and outing of the District Of
Columbia Building 81 Loan
League will be held Monday at
Prince Georges Golf and Coun-
try Club. Joseph P. Burke, jr.,
is chairman of the Entertain
ment Committee.
! The golf program begins at IL
noon. Refreshments will be
served at $50 pm, followed by
dinner, with floor show and
door prizes.
Weaver Heads Personnel Group.
Charles R. Weaver of Thomp-
sons Dairy is the new president
of the Washington Personnel As
ISOLATION, having been elected
for the 1884 season on Tuesday.
He was formerly vice president
for programs and is succeeded in
that Office by Robert B. Wealth
ers, Hot Shoppes, Inc.
Other officers of the aSsocia-
ton elected are: Bert T. Pender-
CAST, Government Services, Inc.
vice president for public rela-
tons; Ernest V. Connolly. United
States Employment Service, vice
president for membership, Coz
don B. Bierrell, National Radio
Institute. vice president at large,
and Elsie Carper, Washington
Post, secretary.
Retiring President John B.
Burgess thanked the outgoing
officers for their cooperation
and announced that the present
membership now numbered al
most 100 personnel executives in
the Metropolitan Area.
L. p. Kent Co. Named.
L. P. Kent & Co., Inc. has been
appointed new manufacturers
agent for the Williams waste food
diSposer, a product of the Eu-
reka Williams Corp. of Bloom
ington. Ill. Representatives in
the Washington Office will be
George Heberstreit and Marty
Reilly. The area also includes
the Carolinas. Georgia and Flor
ida as well as the District, Mary
land and Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-28
Trinity AIumnae Plan
Program tomorrow

Trinity College alumnae will
hold an all-day program tomor-
row. beginning with a mass at
1880 am. in Notre Dame Chapel.
A symposium on Catholic edu-
cation will be held at 2 pm.
Four faculty members will par
ticipate.
Class day on Saturday will
include a senior luncheon at
noon, dedication Of the class tree
at 2:30 pm. and, a glee club
concert at 4:30 pm.
A mass for parents. alumnae
and graduates will be held al
1890 am. Sunday in the chap
ell. The Rev. John B. Mulgrew
chaplain of the Dominican
Monastery. North Guilford
Conn.,, will preach the bsccau.
laureate sermon.
Diplomas will be presented tt
100 graduates at exercises al
II am. Monday, with the Rev
John B. Sheerin, editor of TIT
Catholic World. as speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-28
Ex-Red Reinstuted
In Mushroom Job:
No Risk, Judge Says
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. May 28.-Bon-
aventura Pinggera, a munich
pal employe, fired from a job
he had neld for 10 years
because he once was a Commu-
mist. had it back today.
State Supreme Court Justice
Aron Steuer yesterday ordered
him reinstated. saying that even
though he was a Communist
from 1886 to 1889, it didn't con-
stitute a threat to the Nations
security for him to work as a
Mushroom attendant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-28
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. May % P3.-Foreigr ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain in
dollars. others in cents:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market |! per cent premium or 90 $50 I.
United States cents, off j33 OF a cent,
Europe-Great Britain tpound). 2Sl,..
unchanged; Great Britain 30-day flu
lures. 2.Sl, UNCHANGED; Great Britain
to-day futures. 2.S094. UNCHANGED; Great
Britain 90-day futures. 2.s0is, up-
changed: Belgium nranc), 2.0OL4, I'M.
unchanged HoIlan nd (suilder). 1886. un-
ehanged; Italy Uira), .I6Is OF a cent,
unchanged Portugal tescudo), $50, tn
changed; Sweden (kronaJ. 1875. I'M
changed; Switzerland franc, free), .3,34,
up 00iz of a cent.
Latin America - Argentina freel.
2.23 UNCHANGED, Mexico. II 56. un-
changed; Venezuela tbolivar). 30.03.
UNCHANGED
Far East-Hong Kong dollar. 1852,
unehanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-28

ance co. agen-
cy in WASH
ington since
1947, has been
ppoin t e d
manager OF
the cOmpany's
r C h m o n d.
Va, a 6 e ncy.
A n n un ce-
m e mt W a 8
m q d e from
New York to-
day by John
F. Walsh. vice
president and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-28
Booksellers Fight Tax

g Booksellers in Bombay. India,
are fighting a proposed increase
in postal rates on books as "a tax
on knowledge"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-28

Medals for Children
Northern Rhodesia will present
coronation souvenir redals to
10000 school children.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

sales manager soon afterward. His
first assignment with Chrysler was
as wholesale manager of the Chry-
sler Detroit Company, a factory
branch. He joined the Chrysler
Division field force in 1888 as a
district manager and was success
siyely regional manager in Cincin-
natl and in Detroit before becoming
director of advertising and mer-
chandising.
John T. Condor and John, H.
Howard, who early this year were
appointed assistant sales managers,
will head up the Eastern and Cent
raj zones, respectively. Both will
headquarter in Detroit.
Condor has been with Chrysler
Corporation and it's predecessor, the
Maxwell Motor Company, since 1928,
starting in as district manager in
Pittsburgh. Subsequently, he has
served as special representative
in the Omaha Region, regional
manager in Philadelphia, manager
OF the Industrial Engine Division,
a sales executive and director of the
Chrysler Dealer Council.
Howard Joined Chrysler Division
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
New Chrysler Sales
Aide Is Named

The division of Chrysler's U. S.
sales territories into Eastern, Cen
tral and Western zones and the
appointment of a third assistant
sales manager are announced by
&c. r. Curtain, sales manager for
Chrysler Division, Chrysler, Cor
poratiOn.
The new assistant sales manager
lis Walker Way, who will head up
the Western zone with headquarters
in San Francisco. Way has been
director of advertising and mer-
chandising for the Chrysler Divi-
sion.
He started his business life as a
retail automobile salesman upon
his discharge from the Navy after
World War l and was advanced to
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
Park Huntington
Resigns His Post
AS Welfare Chief
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fare problem Of the state.
The recent trend Of thinking,
eliminating in She separation Of
the State Welfare Home from the
department, indicates in my opin-
ion deviation from the original
purpose Of welfare consolidation.
This trend, if continued, would set
back Delaware welfare immeasur-
ably. I hope that in the near fu-
ture even greater consolidation will
be attained for the benefit Of the
needy and for the taxpayers.
I hold in high regard the mem
bers Of the present board who have
given the director much time and
consideration. The cooperation Of
the staff in achieving the first steps
of consolidation is appreciated.
leave this post with the satisfac-
ton Of having set up a framework
that will continue to help the
needy citizens Of the state at the
lowest possible cost to taxpayers"
The former pastor Of st. Steph-
ems Lutheran Church has been nm
der heavy fire from legislators ever
since his appointment, which was
strongly criticized at the time as
being illegal by State Rep. Vera
G. Davis (R-Dover), now the
House majority leader. More re-
Gently he was criticized BY Senator
Ernest B. Benger (R-Westover
Hills), who said at a hearing in
Legislature that DR.. Huntington
was without compunction or con-
science" in running the department.
The board Of directors Of the de-
partment at that time issued state
ments in support Of DR.. Huntington.
and answered Senator Benger's
charges point by point.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
WSCS Summer School
At Wesley u. College
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(contlnueo from first pagel
youth; and Mrs. Horace M. Nor
gan, student.
Registrations will be received
from 10000 to 1900 on Monday, the
18th, and the first session of the
approved study classes will follow
lunch on that day. Other sessions
will be held each morning at 500.
These courses will include, "The
Life and Task of The Church
Around The World, taught bv d
Glora M. Wysner; Spanish Speak
ing Americans, taught by Miss
Harriet Seibert; Alcohol and
Christian responsibility, by DIR
Frederick Smith and Jeremiah
by DR.. John ]. Bunting, Jr.
Workshops will be conducted
each morning. "Counciling for
Church VOcatiOns' will be lead bv
Miss Genevieve Poppe, deaconess
Educational Opportunities in the
Woman's Society of the Local
Church, lead by Mrs. Roland Fer
ry; "Fhe Circle, lead by Mrs.
Granville Hooper, and "The Wo-
mans Society in the Total Pro-
gram of the Church, lead by MRS.
Arthur j. Jackson, Peninsula Con-
ference President.
Varied programs are being ar
ranged for the evenings. These
will include recital on Wednes-
day evening at 1880 by the Rev.
and Mrs. James r. Hughes, of
Queenstown, Nd. Husbands and
friends of the delegates are invited
to enjoy this concert.
Many women will attend by the
day and are urged to arrive in
time for the morning meditations
lead by Mrs. F. G. Milbury at $40
a. m, in Holt Chapel. Mrs. Harry
B. Hygate is dean of the school;
Mrs. David M. Reed, Sr., assistant
dean; Mrs. J. Paul Slaybaugh, reg
istrar and Miss Elizabeth Johnson
is in charge Of the music.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

in 1941. as district manager in the
Boston region. During the war he
served with the United States Army
Signal Corps and returned to the
Chrysler Division in 1945 and be-
came regional manager at Kansas
City. In 1948 he transferred to New
York as regional manager; in 1850
he became sales promotion super
visor Of Eastern regions; in 1851,
a sales executive Of the Division in
Detroit; and in 1852, director of
coming and marketing.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
CHINESE FRET FILlplNos

MANILA -(P)- Disposal Of g.
400 Chinese nationals whose visi-
tor visas have expired is posing a
big problem to the Philippines.
They cannot be Ceported as
neither Hong Kong nor Formosa
is willing to accept them," foreign
under-secretary Felino Neri told a
Senate Finance Committee hearing.
Neri said the Chinese, here since
1949, are unable to return to their
homeland because of Communist
occupation. The Philippines has
not recognized Communist China.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

Sun. & Mon., July S & 6
Burt Lancaster, Virsiniu MuyO in
SOUTH SEA WOMAN
PLOT
Marine Sergeant Lancaster Is beinq
Court MuFfi0Ied for deseFfion, theft,
seOnduloUs conduct, shunshuiing
sellers, destruction Of property. He
refuses to make any sort Of stale
msnt in self defense until offer Vir-
sipiu MuYo the South Womun) tells
incidents thut led up TO his enforced
desOFiien and exPloins how sank a
waterfront saloon, was rescued with
Virginia and her fiunce, David White,
by Chinese junk, later thrust into
the sea and swan 10 an island where
he released Free French prisoners TO
hiiuek q yacht. With her, her festi-
menY and that Of two on record,
lancaster now tells his own story Of
how, on the stolen yacht, they
knocked out one japanese destroyer,
sank another and muny enemy Iund-
ing croft muking for cUuduIeanul,
and Of Whites heroic deufh boarding
Jup destroyer and fliusins T-N-T
down It's smOkesfusIS, blowing up the
destroyer and himself. Loneusfer is
freed 10 wed Virginia, and White is
awarded a PosfhUmoUs Medal Of
Honor.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
Jag Gees Held
Installation Dinner
Here On MOndGy
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CONTINUED from first pagel
Barto; External Vice President.
Walter Muncy; Internal vice
President, Mr.. Lightcap; Secre-
tary, Glen Watson; Treasurer, GIL
bert Wilkins; Directors: two years
Merritt Tatman; one year, Harvey
.G. Marvel.
The local group was sponsored
by the Dover organization.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
Canned Fooda

Canned Foods
You're now eating 70 pounds Of
canned foods year if you're an
average American.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

Classified Ads get results
Evening star., 1953-11-02
DODGE HOTEL
THE MARRY

.701 10th st. n.w.-Lovely twin rm.,
pvt. bath: S21 wkly. Other tw. and
sgle., SS-$14 Ample bath and show
ers; run. water ca. rm.; mr.. dntwn.
Evening star., 1953-11-02
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

GIRL IN 20'S to share attractive apt.
with another girl in very convenient
NV. sec. TV S45 mo. Available
Immediately, AID. 2-7807 after Z.
ONE GIRL to share lovely apt, with
NV: CO. $500. apt 4l6. 4"
LOVELY APT. to share. S35 month
fo14sS 4o5 sXerstaiHg sSanIgas 2 or 3 girls NO
APT. FOR MEN. professionally decor
ated. Radio phono-TV: wall-to-wall
Girl To SHARE M oISs Georsetown Tsete VI apt,
eled with pvt. entr., porch, TV,
diShwasher Conv. transp. Nr. CIV
and GU. co. 5-3779. s a m. to 3 p m.
S;E;-LADY WILL SHARE spacious
1-bedroom apt with Christian girl.
no drinking. smoking. LU. 4-6519
DOWNToWN-Young gentleman to
share 1-rm., kit, bath apt. with
ynaIR nan; DI; I,,S 5I14Sl 1llIs after 6 pm. y
pdso geppdisslo girls. 1716 N st. NV Ex.
com. AVE. APT.-Girl to share . apt
Call EN- 2-4943. >
MAN to share furn 4-bedrm.
home with 8 other men; Ar l5
Minis. D. ReaS. ia 7-4523
3 GIRLS wish to share 5-rm. apt
with ! other girl. Call 10. 2-226S
Mr.. sIBLEY HosP-Lady will share
2-bedrm, apt with congenial lady,
mr.. transp. Elk. 32199 after 6 pm,
GENTLEMAN to share Arm. and
bath apt. with one other man; S54
mo. Call LU 4-36l3. .
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Girl to
share attractive 1-bedroom apt.
with one girl. AID. 2-04S2. -
COLORED-MIDDLE-AGED Iady mas
apt. to share with employed lady
DE. 2-25SS or co. 5-5737. -6
TO SHARE; twin bedrm..
all fac, phone and TV, all day Sun.
after $50 wk. days. Ii. 7-3203.
-3
CoLORED-ATTRACTIvE APART
MENT to share in ne. Ii. 3-529S.
a
Evening star., 1953-11-02
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

BRIGHT RM., next to bath; in mod
ern home; very neat; no other room
900 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Larg,
sgle., clean, quiet, next bath. $S
FRONT SGLE. RIM. for rent; home
privils.; near transportation. S17 F
st. ne. Ii. 4-25S7. %
WOODRIDGE-Front room, for coupl,
or ? gentlemen twin beds; conv.
tranSp.; SIS per week DE. 2-2061
COLORED-MORSE ST. N.E.-Lovely
furn. front rms, for sgle. or cple.
Kit. privilS. Ii 7-0574. 4
COLORED-641 9Th ST. N.E.-Beaut.
furn: front bedrm.; conv. transp.
pvt. kit: cple pref. Ii. 3-4617. -
C0LORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
Single or, empl. couple; privileges
Ii. 3-6327.
COLORED - NE. - Rooms. home
privils. Conv. to best tranSp. Ii.
6-4728 after pm.
Evening star., 1953-11-02
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

I343 L ST. N.W-Would you like a
nice redec. Ink. rm. with pvt. bath?
Iii MASS. AVE. N.w.-Dble. and
sgles.; also bedrms., dble. and sgle.,
St wk. up; no drinkers: AID. 1880.
1888 IRVING ST. N.W.-single, well
furnished, Frigidaire, next bath;
1s4s smPi0psd; PsRk s'RiDo RD.GFront rm.. tS twin
Seaa tfsn: s5 975o detsl ea co sSt Bssi4 Bssssfi4
1909 p ST. N.W.-Furn., Ink rooms.
Eefrigerators, also apis. RE. 1888,
cHiLSfRES ok-Ro0m Of! Es n an and kiteh- h
HU. S-sa41. RA. 8-0277. IS
room with refgr. and hot plate. for
empl. couple or 2 girls. RA. $4,000.
BR1GHTwooD-o nicely furn. rms.
ssao satS' Half ii r. PI. Nv. cor. PIX. sd..
bet. 14th and 10th sts.-Lge.. COM
pletely furn.. dbl studio rm., bright
and cheerful. Four windows, Hol-
cooking. refer.. maid service, unlim-
tied phone. plenty of heat, hot water
at all times; shopping center, 2
movies near. good transp.; all young
PpeoEplee Eaen n house; home privils.;
7I4s CHESTNUT. mr.. Walter Reed
Hospital: lge. furn. rm. and kit.
refgr. Child welcome. RA. 6-9742.
7th AND SHEPHERD AT N. H. AVE.
Warm. nice dble rm.; hotplste.
refgr. laundry facil.; 2 girls. S45
l, S35 per mo. Also sgle. rm. for
girl, $50 per mo. Refs. IA. 9-32n0.
-
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2110 r st. NV
Nicely furn., large light housekeep-
ing room, twin beds. -
PRIVATE ENTR., overlooking the
Capitol at Union Station PIX; Sl2
per wk. sol end st. ne. JA.
6S3 X N.E.-Rm.. with porch; single:
refgri no drinking: in Christian
home: on busline IL. 6-7505. -
DOWNTOWN, I422 N ST. NV.
Lge.. cheerful rm. and kit, nicely
furn., refgr., phone. co. 5-4479.
1890 18th ST. NV, Dupont CIR
Light hskpS. rm.. front; S45 mo.
rm. with sink. refsr. and
stove: for refined, employed per-
son; $35 mo. Ii. 6-275o. 30
Evening star., 1953-11-02
ROOMS FURN.-MD. G. VA.

N. ARLINGTON RooM-Nicely furn.,
semipvt. bath; l block bus to PEN
tagon and Navy Annex; no drink
: ing, gentlemen preferred. ia. g
NO. ARL.-Attrac. comfortable rm.,
pvt. bath: quiet home of adults;
gentleman, IA. 2-O9S0. IS
FRONT ROOM, next to bath. twin
beds, bus service to Wash. Penta-
RTVERDALE, MD.@singie rm., next
home CaIl WA. 7-O226. 4
SILVER SPRING-Close to every
thing. beautiful lge; rm. and pvt
sduts ad efesst Of sood character and habits G
use, of beautiful spacious grounds
and home. Nov. 15. Write Box
vIRGiiNIA--Rms. with pvt. bath fol
gentlemen. Nr. Arl. Hall; 20 minis
to Pent.; pvt. home .JE. 3-0394.
SOUTH ARLINGToN-sleeping rm.i
close to bus, stores. Pentagon; S35
AREISGToN. Ii. S19 Il N. Columbus st.-Gen.
tie tleman; aIs Y blk. off Lee sad0y hyy.' 1 blk
coMFoRTABLE Sc sgie. rm. for gentle
N. jackson st. ia. 2-713S. "a
N. ARL.-Dble. rm. for l or Q; kit
privileges If desired good transp
Reasonable. IA, 7-5637. A
MASTER BEDRM. in new rambler
Share all facilities if desired; prefer
IL girls. JE. 2-S725. -
ICOMFORTABLE RIM. in adult, pri-
vate home, next to bath; gentle
man: 81 wk. JA. S-5976. ---6
DESIRABLE RIM, 1st f., next to
bath; for lady; JA. 5-5659. 1921
N. Taylor St., Arl., Va. -
Evening star., 1953-11-02

TOILETS-(Standar complete with
seat and fittings. Excellent condt'
tion: free delivery, $40. DU. 1904
TROMBONE, HoltOn, silver plated
gold bell and case. WA. 7-76S7
TV, radio-phonograph. MaEnovox
S115. DU. 1926. -3
TYPEWRITERS-Looking for Q bar.
gain? Royal, magic margin. ofict
size, $50 guaranteed. CENTRAL
2010 l4th st. NV. -5
TTPEWRITERS. special sale. guar.
rebuilts AMERICAN TYPEWRITEF
CO l43l e Capitol st.. Ii. 3-00S2
1pddMMaFhL underwood l. C Smith Smith: snEsGn sss sne
up. All IN good working order. Rent.
TYPEWRITER Co., 2o19 14th st
NV. HU 3-5121
WASHERS, used Rent or buy. S. mo
Full guarantee. DOWD'S, EN- 2
1900. 441S Conn ave NV.
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore. auto
suds return. Perfect condition. OIL
WATCHEs-Bulova, ElRin and Benrul
watches and other famous brands
diamond ladies and mems ring:
with colored stones: clock radios
imported Cuban alligator bags
wallets and belts. High discount
SAM oRBAcH JEwMER, AZ
buchanan st. nv ia. S-4SS4
Evening star., 1953-11-02

SIS wk. up; dbl, S14 some pvt. baths.
Also low daily rates; 24-hr PIX.
TV; downtown, nr. GWU and State
Dept. bus at door
1924 st. NV. EX. 3-2224
Evening star., 1953-11-02
BUSINESS SERVICES

BOOKKEEPING service complete
all taxes-personal service ny ex-
perienced accountant. For rates,
scall RA. 3-7689, day or ewes. IS
TREE TRIMMING and removal. Lots
cleared. Reasonable prices. We are
insured. Call LO. 5-2505. 5
N1ION-Now you can have
wanted it. We give personal atten-
tion to commercial, custom and resi-
Dental building and remodeling,
large or small jobs. TAKOrJA PARK
BUILDING CONTRACTORS, .TU.
S-4699 for free estimate. --3
Evening star., 1953-11-02
ROOMS FURhtsHED-s.E.-s.w

CAPITOL HILL, opp. House ONCE.
blk. Lib. of Cong.-Well-furn room.
semipXt. bath: use refgr. IL. 3-2913.
LOVELY DOUBLE TwIN-BED RM.
for . adults, home privileges. 1859
S st. Sc. LU. 1-3964. -
FORT DUPONT TER. S.E.-Gentle-
man: large room in new house.
LU. 2-9409. "a
LARGE FRONT ROOM for . men:
also l single room. LU. 1-6017 or
LU. 2-00Si -
1851 FIT, DUPONT ST. s.E.-Light,
warm room, next to bath, pvt. home
of adult couple. LU. 1-2799. 4
Evening star., 1953-11-02

PIPE-Galy. black copper. cast iron
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS. I74t
4 Lee hwy. "a, $500.
Bond, AXIS, pcs. S1.6S each; othej
sizes available. GALLIHERs & kim
kIEW1CZ, INC, 1884 11th st. sc.
oil, coal. woody. ACME STOVE, iOI1
9TH st. NV Ma S-S952.
REFRIGERATORS AND WASHERS
S39 and SO; reconditioned; fully
guar. DUN-MARK SALES. NO
EEFRiHGGERHfoedkss.i siii used Oiei Rent or Ts buy
So mo. Full guarantee. DOWD'S
EN- 2-7300.- AIS Conn. ave.
REFRIGERATORS, used: large as,
sortment from $40 up. Some witt
FREDERICKS 1905 l4th st. NV
REFRlGERATORS, gas, all sizes; in.
stallation. PEERLESS SALES CO
- 2Sa9 Sc ave sMyecn DE 2-5566.
also oil burner. Duo-Therm. 81;
each or best offer. NO. 7-o091
REFRIGERATORS. late models, SCI
up; easy terms: also rent refrigera.
REFRiGERATORs-used, guar, apt
size. $3.50 delivered. BLOCKS
INC. 1746 Lee hwy, Arlington, Va
ia. 6-S7OU. p
Evening star., 1953-11-02
SITUATIoNS-DoMESTIc

GIRL, colored, desires days work:
days; care of children. or help with
WANTED BY RELIABLE COLORED
WOMAN - Cleaning by day. Ii
A HYSotNG CoLoRED GIRL fol
COIoRED WOMAN wishes job as
mothers helper: stay in or out
CIEANiSG Il: SIS9pl AND IRONING desired
by reliable col women; days work.
LOUISE BARNES EX. 3-S115:
FIVE DAYS A WEEK or days WORK
with reference Call DT. 7-S5S3.
COLORED WOMAN with reference
wants days work (Wed). Call after
z p m. Ii. 7-S413. b
COLoRED GIRL desires job as maid
g.h,w. or institutional waitress; or
days work. HU. 3-S696.
RELIABLE COLORED LADY will care
for apt. and get dinner for empl.
couple. Ii. 3-7516.
COLORED WOMAN desires child
care; experienced and reliable, ref
erence Lincoln 7-903S.
COLORED LADY desires g.h.w.: ex-
YOUNG COLORED woman, expert
enced, wishes work in early pm: or
eve. Call after 2 pm, TU. 2-O76S.
RELIABLE CoLoRED LADY desires
days work D. c., nearby Nd. . or
Va Ii 3-7516.
GIRL, colored, desires general house
work; 5 days. live in or out. DE
2-0335
Evening star., 1953-11-02

10 TO 100 CORDS OF WOOD for sale
$12 a cordi you haul it. Call Poplar
2.2400 or Poolesville 1853. 8"
wood. presto logs, kin.
ding. cannel coal, charcoal. Read.
ing anthracite briuuets: new, clean
load delivered: S3,75 hundred
Gu: #. load you haul. COOPER
SUPPLY CO.. S13 18th st. ne
II. 6-5919: Branch yd., 400 First
st: S.w.; ewes. DE. 2-1525.
livered, ia, S-7506, .
Evening star., 1953-11-02
FARM AND GARDEN

FLAGSTONE WORK-Terraces, fire-
places. retaining walls. Jlpe drain
age; all kind Of cement work. tone
phone Poplar HC4o' s.s5ssC ROCKVILLE
AZALEAS, wholesale, retail: SOC up.
J, N. Roth, s21i sligo creek
VIRGIN TOPSOIL, best, any guam. !:
immed. delivery. C. r. FLEMMING.
~, 1868. any time. --3
LAWN RENOVATION-Bea lawns
Just don't happen. we build them
free eSaimate. LU. 1868. any time.
CHAIN SAWS man, S12 per day;
TOOLS q ESSu1PPe. 1Pef CO.. gay ju. EEsssAL a.ssslL :
HANDSPRING AND TREE SERVICE
--Topsoil manure. trees, shrubbery
azalsas. FOUSE d Bid JE. T.
O646. JE. 2-2s43. JE. 3-Os7S.
TREE REMOVAL, topping. prurine.
feeding. cabling; SIS up. Free est,
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. LO 5-457S
BULLDOZERS AND LOADERS, for
grading. excavating and land clear
ing: estimates free. UN. 4-S533:
COW MANURE. we'll rotted. $40 per
15 bu., $50 per 10 bu.,. 81 per
hu;. del WA: 7:4593. evenings. O.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping.
trimming; D: G. and Nd: free esti-
mates. Ii. 3-3379, any time. -.4
BLUE GRASS SOD
ON IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
You lay IT, GREENWICH FARMS
NURSERY EU 2-4Q20