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Evening star., 1953-10-06
HEAR YE,

Have you heard about the new one
and two bedrm. apis; at 700 Chesa-
good closets, attractive entrance and
unusual brick treatment in public
halls. Rentals sos and S76.50 plus
utils. See res. mgr: Apt. No; ! o.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1905 II
St. NV, MA. S-2345. =
COLORED--4I5I MINI. AVE. Ne
bedrms.; liv rm: kit:, dinette
refsr;; 5 cHARLEs Art sc c. coNNER. SE
coIoRED-174e GALES ST. NE
bedrm., liv.. vm., kit. .dinette and
bath. $50, plus heat: utils; and refgr
coIoKEp3lsSs 6IIoFEEGs IL SoETSNH HTNTT ri Fl. Ne Ne
Et Efw dinette aRs pds and batS Rfar s6eS ~ pn:
heat: utils. and refgr; CHARLES c
CONNER; RE. 3,3216., g
c1aofREp tm Ri and haGsM batR okish0ma Sh T sve ale
sTfRuCcIT1Ijo0N CO. ST. 5-a16s.
COLORED-I39I EUCLID ST. Nv
New de luxe apt. of liv. rm., bedrm.
kit; and bath; utils. incl, in rent Of
sso fes Psr PsT mo- n Apt No io snlHqffip unti
THE cAMBR1A-MAJEsT1c CO. RE
COLORED-S20 46th st. ne:
bedrm.' ny. rm:, kit. dinette and
refgr; CHARLES C. CONNER RE
Co2oR2ED-APT. NO. 1. 7o1 Fla. ave
n.e.--1-rm. and very small kitch-
enette. share bath. No children
$3.50 20. by monts g.. only pSi pSsr elsg es
once. Ii. 6-56o4. %
COLORED-APT. 1st-FLR. FRONT
2009 Clagett pl. n.e.-I-rm. and
small wall kitchenette. with refgr
Share bath: no children, $3.50 BY
month only; incl. gas. cleo, heat
and hot water. See apt. then cal
Office Ii 6-5604. -6
COLORED-APT.. top-foor rear, 81
NJ ST., NV rmy very small
sap egye NJ ktc9spsts With TeffT e. 6 saaFS
only; Gas, eles heat M and n, II hot s1Us; wa;
noon. then call ONCE. Ii. 6-5604
COLORED-2 BEDRMS., LIV. RM.
. rms, kitchen. bath; utils. incl;
no children, CO. 5-S546. %
COLORED-NORTHEAST - Lily. rm.,
hedrm,. dinette. kit. and bath; SOS
mo. THACKER REALTY, ST
coIoRED 5sI 1s1e coRcoRAN ST
N.W.-Attractiv 1-room efficiency
apt. with kit. and bath. monthly
rental, $50. so; no utils. furn.; see
a;i21 sEAGTy CO. Coz 1926 Il. capitol Sl s.,
coIoREDMsas 81 InGO o ST. NV rm.,
semipyt. bath: immed, .occup.: adultS
only; $3.50 mo. Can NE. e-64o2.
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"it's getting worse, doctor. Now Uhen my
foot falls asleep, it snores."
APTs. UkFURNIsHEp-D. c.

dinette and bath; c:i Occupying rsi i ! en- en-
tire floors of attrac. row house on
Florida ave. ne; pvt: entrance;
immed S1a. oscupancy partially nyrTSIs yedes
BROS, 1o19 18th st. NV, Ma.
NV ADt. 2ans G' rms. tfNd Kit. and bath;
$50 mo-; janitor service. LISS
REALTY CO., NE. s-666S. -
COLORED-APARTMENTS for col
ored; 1st offering, 1884 Independ-
enee sGs ave- Sc formerly Gapd7 ST. apt apt
KIT. and bath; rent $55 to s7o; Keys
with janitor on premises. KOHEN-
STEIN BROS. 65@ H st. ne. Ii.
CtoIoRE;D-6Oth AND CLAY sTs.
rm., kit, diRette si lIs and bath; So i;5 -; 3
c. CONNER, RE. 1916. IS
COLORED-N.W.-Two rms. kit,
pvt. bath; empl. cple;, no children;
81 S75;59 mo. IA; 9oo659 after 3. vi MlO
ern l-bedrm.. 1st floor apt; clean,
stable neighborhood; S69;5o: GEO,
Y. WORTHINGTON 1719 Eye st.
NV. MA. S-3326. IS
COLORED--2S33 18th ST. NV
Efficiency and 1-bedrm. apis. avail.
for immed occup., from $3.50.
See ianitor on premises, or call ME.
COIoRED-1s4s EUCLID ST. NV.
II -bedrm. apt; apt. avail. for i'm
med. occup.; adults only: S92 so mo;
See See Inl65 IanitS5 on premises, or call
CoLORED-3s4s 10th ST. NV
2 rms. and bath, with gas range and
refgr.; $40 incl. utils. UN. 4-350O.
CoLoRED-15I6 9th ST. NV
rm.. kit. and bath, svail. for immed.
occup 500 mo. Call NE. $4,000;
s6eeddrms;, bed liy. rm. and KIT. and bath
sos mo. See ianitor. J. DALLAS
GRADY g. SONS, co. 5-6222.
COLORED-BEST NV. SECTION
1854 Monroe St. Apt. 30l-Two rms,
kit and bath; h.-w.h.; Jan. res;
ldry. rm., play area See jan; $S1. so
mo. LISS REALTY CO., NE. S-6668.
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APTs. EURNISHED-VA.

ARL.-3-rm. apt; completely furn.
all utiiS.; all conv.; centrally loc.
in Clarendon; reas. FILLMORE
REALTY. IA. 8-2133. .
ARLINGTON-1-bed apt. avail
at S115 per mo. Greenbrier Apis.
Columbia pike and South Greenbriel
st; Spacious rms. ,well-eauipped
kit. At-your- door bus service
month to-month lease. ia. 2-329i
NATIoNAL AIRPoRT-Two larg.
rms. big kit. and bath apt; S10(
per mo- 1908 Abingdon dr., neal
Bashford lane and Mt Vernon blvd
See janitor or SHANNON. g. LUCHs
CO, 1905 H st. NV. Ma. S-2345
AR1.-Attrac. studio rm.; kit, pvt.
bath; excel. loc.; vacant; S75 mo.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO, IA.
SMALL SMALL APT. r BIDG'4Liy. BLDG rm., BE bed
rm., kit. bath: all utils.; suitable
for (3l adults, S120; (2), S110;
01. S105. No children, no pets;
avail. now. Call ia. 2-63S1. IS
ARL.-2 bedrmS., liv. rm., sun pch.,
kit. with dinette, pvt. entr.; conf.
utils.: nr: shops and bus; adults.
BELTSVILLE-Mod. garden apt. furn.
studio room. tiled bath kit, din.
foyer, large lawn: cow. to MARYLAND
Univ. and to Naval Ordnance Lab.
= WE. 5-4SS6.
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1918 4th st. Sc.

Apt. z, lovely 2-bedrm. unit, 90 min
downtown via s, Capitol Bridge
S90.50. 10. 2-37S3.
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BEDRM., liv. rm.. kit. bath: avail
able Oct. 10; rent. S71.5O per mo.
Apt "a, 500 OTIS pl. NV. J. A.
McKEEVER CO, INC, 1882 K st.
NV, ST. 3-SS00. -12
mo. plus utils. Apply at the above
premises. White only. s
Mr.. r. l. AVE. N.E.-2 bedrms., liv.
rm.. kit. and bath; pvt. entr. utils,
incl; S75 no.; white. CO. 5-8SS0,
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52I5 KANSAS AVENUE NV.
6. rms, : screened porches, gas INV.
heat Sl2o on lease. Vacant,
5707 5TH ST, NV.
See BY appt.. 8 rms, oil h.-w. heat.
S135 on lease.
4426 9TH ST. NV.
o Rms. bath, finished clubrm. ana
shower. Gas h.-w. heat. $3.50 on
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 I4th st. NV. AID. 4-20O5
ARL., 2S04 N 23rd st.-SI5O mo. 2ia
miles to Key Bridge, ,Lse. 4-bedrm..
1l2-bath home. Full bsmt., oil h.-w.
h. 2-car gar, Avail. Nov. 15.
ALEX. l20 Baggett pl.-$l10 mo.
3-bedrm. row brick l blk. shops.
FALLS CHURCH AREA. Great Falls
st.-!S135 mo. 10 acres surround
this lovely 3-bedrm. Cape Cod home.
Lge. iv. rm., firepl. Scr. porch, Full
bsmt.. oil h.-w h. Gar. Immed. poSS.
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-2372 JE. 2-466z
q
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LYNN REALTY, JE. $4,000. -
FALLS CHURCH AREA - 3-bedrm.,
STm, SriSk rambler ssnond 81 GE ssitehen; fyll
REALTY, JE. 2-9400. -
25I2 18th ST. N.W.-4-rm. kit. and
bath duplex; 1st A.; ami, Near Co.
lumbia rd. Rear porch, Rent only
S4S. Also 5-rm. bunsalow on farm
near Rockville. Md, ami reaS.
rent. RA. 6-l10l; RE 7-2537.
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end section of this mod. new garden
type apt. development, nearing COM
pletion. See sample apt. at 1923
Wahler pl. Sc, agent on premises.
and 2 bedrm. units, $3.50 and
sos incl. utils.. 10. 2-37S7 or 10.
S-5624.
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Built in 194I. this 3-bedrm.. I bath,
row brick home is in Immaculate 9
cond and on quiet street close to
rm., screened porch and mod kit.
fun bsmt.. gas &C. heat; Sl25 Fer
mo. Call EN-. 3-3603 after / pm.
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3 BEDRMS., liv. rn din. rm. comb,
nice kit. auto washer. gas heat;
, near Cheverly. $3.50 mo. DOUG NJ
SMILEY, INC, UN. 4-S260; UN
, 1953-05-05

NASHVILLE, TENN. - Tbs
face Of Christ with his disciples at
the last supper, as depicted by
Leonardo da Vinci, is said to be the
saddest face in all history. A new
Interpretation of that face is being
seen by thousands of visitors to the
newly consecrated Upper Room
Chapel here.
! The chapel, built in connection
with the new headquarters building
for The Upper Room, the worlds
most widely used devotional guide,
features a great woodcarving Of
da Vinci's Last Supper.
Hailed as a work of art with
breath-taking beauty, it is hoped
that it will inspire visitors to bridge
the centuries and at least for q few
minutes of meditation and prayer
with Christ as he said
This is my body which is broken
FOR you" The chapel is open daily
Tor prayer and meditation.
, 1953-05-05
President Eisenhower
Tells Governors All
Bruins Not in Wush.

President Eisenhower in
speaking to the Governors OF
forty-four states asked for
their counsel and judgement.
He told the States executives
that all the political wisdom
does not reside in Washington.
He was scheduled to hold a
secret meeting on national af-
fairs today with his guests.
This is the first such gather
ing in the nations capital in
twenty years.
, 1953-05-05
Futher Cluir, Former
Superior Of Holy
Cross Church, Dies

The New York Times of
last week carried news of the
death of the Rev. Father Fran
els Clair, C.SS.R. The II year
old priest died at The Redemp
torist Rest Home, Saratoga
Springs, New York.
Nine years of his priestly
life were spent in Christian
sted. He was among the first
American Redemptorist Fa-
theirs to succeed the Belgian
Fathers in charge of Holy
Cross Roman Catholic parish.
Continued on Page a
, 1953-05-05
Tortolu Cuttlemen
Discuss Embargo to
American Ports

A meeting of the British Vir
gin Islands Livestock Produc
ers Association was held at
Road Town, Tortola, on April
% to act on the embargo set
up on March IA against, the
importation of cattle of Ameri
rican ports from Tortola, due
to the discovery of fever ticks,
according to the H o m e
Journal.
This embargo means that
there will be a meat shortage
in St. Thomas as soon as pre-
sent stocks are exhausted.
At this meeting, with the
president, Charles Burdenet
Bruce, in the chair and Ho-
ward r. Penn as secretary, it
was decided that no action
could be taken as long as fever
ticks existed in st. Thomas
and st. Croix.
, 1953-05-05
Municipal Council to
Convene in Extru-O Ord.
Session Thursday

The Municipal Council of
st. Croix is scheduled to con-
vene in extraordinary session
on Thursday May z, at two
o'clock, it was announced
today.
There are on the order of
the day eight items including
confirmation of Ad-interim
appointees.
Hon. H. E. Rohlsen, Chair
man, will preside.
, 1953-05-05
Former Sendtor
Wagner of New York
Dies ut Age Of IS

Former Senator Robert F.
Wagner of New York died yes
terday at the age of rs. He
was one of the best known la
Dor figures of the Roosevelt
era.
Senator Wagner was author
of the Labor Relations Act
which bore his name; he also
sponsored the important So
cial Security Act.
, 1953-05-05
twenty-five More
vi. Youths to Leave
For Induction Wed.

Twenty-Five more Virgin Is
lands registrants will leave on
Wednesday, May 6, for induc-
ton into the Armed Services
at the Induction Station in
Puerto Rico.
Those going from st. Croix
are: James A. Griffith, Juan
Soto, Denis E. Edwards, Bojo
H. Wells, Sylbis L. Matthews,
Eugene A. Williams, Valdemar
A. Wilson, Samuel c. Wilson,
Hector Perez and Vicente We
lazquez-Diaz.
Those from st. Thomas are:
Louis Berry, Ismael Espinosa,
Ramon Fuertes, Ellie Swan,
Pedrito Mitchell, Alfred
Boyles, Oscar James, Hermon
Mitchell, Milton Samuel, Vim
cent Blyden a n d Ricardo
Sewer, Jr.
, 1953-05-05
Bough Endorsed by
Unity PurtY for
Governorship


On Friday evening, at a con-
ference lasting over an houd,
James A. Bough, candidate for
Governor, discussed various
phases Of his program with
the Executive Board of the
Unity Party of St. Thomas
Present were outstanding com
munity leaders including Hon.
Earle B. Ottley, ofthe St. Tho
mas Legislature, Valdemar
Hill, Administrative Assistant
to t h e Governor, Warren
Brown, Vice-Chairman, and
Ivan Howard, Chairman, re-
spectively, Of the Unity Party.
Immediately after the con-
ference, in accordance with
arrangements made by the
Executive Board, the Unity
Party conducted a special
meeting and unanimously en-
dorsed Bough for Governor. A
cab1egram setting forth the
basis for this action was dis
patched by the officers Of the
Party to TIE Secretary of the
Interior a n d to President
Eisenhower.
Some of the points made by
Mr.. Bough were ~ ways to
improve the standard Of liv-
ing, ~ greater f~lexihil'ty in
t h e government employees
merit system, 81 teamwork
between the executive and
legislature, az a master plan
of social, economic and educa-
tional detectives, comprised OF
two-year unit plans to coin
eide with the term of office of
each legislature.
Bough spoke at some length
Continued on Page a
, 1953-05-05
Fire Cuution Urged
Aquin us More
Cone Fields Burns

The latest in this years
series Of cane fires over the
D a S t weekend at Mount
Pleasant & Diamond has en-
phasized once more the vital
need for extreme caution with
incendiary materials, it was
stated by Gordon M. Skeoch,
president of the Virgin Is
lands Corporation.
Mr.. Skeoch noted t h a t
there have been fourteen
fires in the cane fields since
February 9th, each one in
volving from two to ninety
acres and aggregating almost
300 acres. The fires last Fri
day damaged thirty : eight
acres of standing cane at
Mount Pleasant, owned by
Francisco Cruz Reyes, and
twelve acres at Diamond. An
additional thirty acres of ra-
ICONS and seventy-five aEres
of pasture land at Diamond
were also burned.
The economic loss to the is
land of these cane fires has
been very stable according
VICORP officials. The COM
pany-owned fields which have
burned, totaling 1914 acres,
should have produced 9,O56
tons Of cane worth $54,336 at
the estimated six dollars per
ton. When the burned cane
was processed, however, it
weighted only 5,949 tons and
thus 1882 was lost. Based on
these same figures private
growers have lost an estimated
$11,6 $40 as a result of having
Continued on Page q
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HosC the Postum "Niehfcat'

HOaC the Postum "Niehfc0t''
helps yOH SLEEP. As your doctor
can tell you, the delicious new Postum
Nightcap is an ideal sleep-aid. Made
with Instant Postum and hot milk. it
is good-tasting and safe contains
no drugs to harm you. Unlike sugary
bedtime snacks which are too quickly
burned up-this Postum milk drink
helps assure slO,C. steady supply Of
sleep food" for good sound sleep.
So safe, 50 eGSy-try one TO-
night. Get yourself a jar Of Instant
Postum and try the new Postum Night
cap tonight. Tastes mighty good-just
q teaspoon Of Instant Postum dis
solved in cup Of hot milk. See if you
don't sleep better. nights wake to
brighter. more productive days. And
remember, good-tasting Postum is an
ideal mealtime beverage, too. No caf-
fein-n no Coffee Nerves!
A Peodvcs Of CenoTol foods
Evening star., 1953-09-06

Recent Medical Findings suggest
that IOaO Mood sugar may be the cause
Of your trouble. You see, during the
long nighttime hours without food,
your bOdy's blood sugar supply may
become seriously low. When this hap
pens, you may feel too nervous to 90
to sleep. too restless to stay asleep.
You are starved for blood sugar, your
needed "sleep food.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH sCHoOL-Esrn your diploma
ut home in spare time: It offers
big ADVANTAGES. les To: 2-0S37;
HEBREW INSTRUCTION, private and
group c,asses now forming. Bar
Mitzvas a speciality. Call LA. 6-21 S4.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty eul:
sfssses H1 MfARRlneYi MARFIYNN ny sEASTY saS eo
Pb3 baGk GkEcEPTl6NisT Etg NV course M ..sily
learned: age no handicap; day class
tuition, S25: night. $50. NATL. PIX
SCHOOL. Hu 3:3S24; ST 3-727S
PBX-RECEPTI0NIST C0URSE-Posi:
ss$T99s s' ss'sH99soE; T. i 5$i$ $s-sSS7as' NV. Sz'
NoUNCER? call Me. s-5a55. 926
HOME TUTORING-Alg.. eeom., Lat,
FIR, Eng, Sp., Ger. arith., read.
Elem. j. h.. S. h.. sub. UN. 4-19S3.
SPANISH DANCING and castanets
taught by native dancer. AID
IS YOUR CHILD BELOW class level
IN reading? Does it interfere with
normal school progress? Have him
tutored now during Summer and
brought up to class level by Fall.
Call Reading Specialist, RA: 6-3S95.
TUTORING, grade, high school. re-
medal subjects. how to study adult
SPECIAL SUMMER COURSE s-12
hand. beg. and refresher courses.
Small classes; intensive. Inquire Ma.
S-2340. BOYD SCHOOL. Cor. q and
10Th lover Zlotnick'S},
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HELP-DoMESTIc

COOK-GHW: adult family; good sal.
COOK -HOUSEWORKER. must be cap
able, neat. and co-operative:. eXper
assisting invalid care helpful: refs
required: perm. position; D or 5ls
phone at Box 1s2-M, Star. -26
COUPLE thoroughly experienced in
must be able to drive and do some
gardening. Must have good local
refs. S325 per mo. Box 35loM'
Star. -26
COUPLE for family OF ., is miles
from Washington. Cooking, g.h.w,
serve and care OF gardens and lawns.
Accepted couple furnished with car
ard small modern house on premises
plus $3.50 per mo. Box 124-K. Star.
COUPLE to care for 3 motherless
children in modern country home
near Fairfax. Prefer husband en-
ployed elsewhere. Call Monday Ma.
GENERAL HOUsEwoRK. 8 days a
week, must be good cleaner. health
GHW. between 25-35: exper.: refer
enees; 1--we a il or OUT etheF stb help Up
G. G.H.W.-Doctor's home, Silver Spring:
live in; honest, neat, reliable; must
hove refs; $50 wk. HE. 1855.
HoUSEKEEPER. companion. nice,
congenial with middle-aged couple.
Ref. LA. 6-2464.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. live In. pleas
elderly couple. Pleasant room. Live
ant home in Chevy Chase; 3 Girls,
in. Call Poplar 2-251a.
HOUSEKEEPER, white woman, for
p Il. el6 yrs. old. Must drive car
HoiUisiEREfE1PER. ii white: care home
9ay 9tal Ho 5iTs Safe a1ss Ma of 5AIsSSsss s-ssss
MAID. E.h.w.. fond Of children. 9
thru n1! 8opy Pm. Sbs disneT; ,I7e DAYS; Local
NURSE. PRACTICAL. white, for cid
enees erts TS@sai necessaryi y.eep ~ M 54fs7 Ws6
NURSEMAID, white; highly exper. to
1,a care for 3.yr; old and ,,s s:mo: .,o1 oid;
must live in. 2 weeks vaca; with
Of; excel. pay. EN-. 2-9l65. SO
WOMAN to care for 2 children and
Ink, 5-day week, S 10, GREEN
sTkoSG MAT Sc lGSSti9n Vi Ioma6 617 white
or colored, to do light houseWork
and care for invalid; live in and
small wages. LA. 6-0964. -26
LIVE IN. experienced and reliable
white woman. to care for . children,
light housework. in exchange for
pvt. room and board and small SAL
ary. JE. 3-9044. -26
LIVE IN; cook, serve and g.h.w.: $50.
Thurs, every other Sunday of; only
exper; persons with refs. need apply.
WANTED: WHITE GIRL to live in
and help With housework. Call TU.
MATURE WOMAN to care for elderly
lady. live in. modest salary. Call
-LU. 2-0742. ewes. after 7:30. -27
salary SIS weekly in exchange for
3-day week; stay nights; private
basement quarters and board. Box
1S1-M. Star.
MOTHER-Care for yr. old morn
ings, in your home; pref. vic. 14th
and Spring rd. ia. 9-7s50.
for children. Room and board and
small salary. Ii. 6-2S16.
WHITE WOMAN, live in, care for bed
patient. Call 10. 3-649S. -25
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. 90. MICS degree. z
yrs. public acct. and Ia yr. pvt
account exp, desires position II
public or pvt. accounting. WE. B.
ACCOUNTANT. semi-senior; 3 yrs
public accounting. desires employ
ment with C. P. A. firm; single; age
20; B.C.S., MICS. Box 362-L Star
20
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books opened
closed. caught up: all taxes. loca
refs: open rate. JU. 9-6564.
ACCOUNTANT-Typing and clerica
experience, desires part or full time
work; RA: 3-2463.
kept up; all taxes; free estimate
~ 36tfio7IiSSTT2HGS;r.RooKkEEpER. 71ST2G; coIlep.
acct. grad, above average. wide
exper.: handle complete set of books
and all financial statements; tax
expert. KE. 7-1700. SO
married
MA. and BIS. degrees; adm, execu-
tive. sales background. Box 352-L.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING NEW ORLEANS, leave July
81: one or . passengers; share driv-
ing and expenses. Ii. $4,000. -26
DRIVING Los ANGELES August 1st,
young man to share expense and
driving; exchange refs. LO. 5-S723.
DRIVER TO DELIVER CAR to RAN
toul, III. Air Force Base or vicinity.
WE. 5-6260. -26
LADY wishes ride to Harrisburg, Pa
Aug. 2 or 8. Share expenses. Phone
MA. S-9070. Ext. 1102.
DRIVING TO st. Petersburg, Fla
Aug. 1st. Return Aug. Sth. Room fol
three. ia. S-5S6S.
LADY driving to Durham and Ash.
vile. N. c., Aug. l, desires lady
companion who can drive. Phone
day AID. 49S99, (night) CO. B.
RELIABLE DRIVER and passenger.
to drive my car to Los Angeles. TU
2-4169.
SOUTH DAKOTA. about Aug. 1. will
take or passengers. XII. 9-00S2
CANADA (Toronto. MontreaI. Adj
rondacks, Mag. Falls, 1000 Islands
Ly. Aug. 22, take 1-2. Box 4S1-M
Star
Evening star., 1953-07-26

PORCH ENCLOSURES
Use awning or jalousie windows to
make your porch comfortable liv.
rm. No cash needed. FILA financed.
Home building and Improvement
obligation. Open 1O-5 except Sunday.
MARI, INC.
Evening star., 1953-07-26

Por employment Odd Jobs. yard work,
wall washing, carpentry, houSeclean.
ing. etc. SALVATION ARMY. HaI bor
Lights Corr, ME S-4532
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, Stradibari, 120 bass. z
switches with case. Originally $500.
Best offer. WA. 7-5264. -2R
ACCORDION. new, 100 bass. 3 treble.
bass shifts; cost $3.50. Estate must
sell. EN-. 3-S752.
ACCORDION, Hohner, I20-bsss,
treble shift; perfect; only $50. Ii.
6-3366. ga
ACCORDIANA. 120 bass. purchase
price S340, like new. case on wheels,
music stand and beginners books,
S210. Call Poplar 2-6204. --26
ACCORDION, Galanti; $500 or best
offer. EN-. 3-S513. 20
ADD. MACHS.. Corona, new '53 mod
els. $50. so, plus tax. Today. CO.
.5-49S2S; week; week;IlI2 IlI2 1atn st; NV;
trio; new machine guarantee. Save
sos. HE. 4-639a
Evening star., 1953-07-26
AGENTS

CARDs-Unicue gallery
Of personalized greetings for those
other line like 1t. Selection Of 12t
exclusive designs, including sc
especially for business f1rms-al
with customers name Wide price
range. Up to SIS to S75 commission
elaborate sample outfit from famous
old-established firm, write PROCESS
CORP; 1850 8. Troy. Dept. &c. Chi
Evening star., 1953-07-26

BooKKEEPER. expeT;, ali parts; rea'
sonable. DE. 2-0016.
BOY, colored. high school student, de.
sireS work for summer. Ii. 3-1792
BOY, colored, II years Of age; look
ing for job. Call NE. S-5720.
CEMENT FINISHER, repair work
painter. Colored. Wants work. Elk
CHAUFFEUR, practical nurse, might
clerk or general clerical work. Man
desires part-time job after s pm
CoSsTRUcTTioN COST ACCT. 0ane
PT pTrchasing sine agent; immed. avail
CoNTRoLLER, ACCOUNTANT. ono,
manager; all phases of accounting
cost. budgets. systems. taxes. in.
Guiding excess profits. Phone Lo
DENTAL TECHNICIAN-Ezper. set.
UP man. All around plate, ella 81
work Box 36S-L Star.
DRIVER PORTER (colored), no Sun.
days. Call DU. 7-6702 after 8 pm
HOUSEMAN--Young eolored man de-
sireS place in household of one or
two persons: salary secondary to
suitable otrs. and quietly congenial
atmosphere. Lincoln 3-S217.
MAINTENANCE MECHANIC. exper
in all bldg. repairs: conscientious
worker. non-drinker. LU. 4-244S,
Evening star., 1953-07-26
FLAGSTONE
STONE WORK

S-1233.
FLOOR SANDING, I'm. New &c 50. It.
Eis Saar &C e ana aNsoN. " 1fi Il s.! s7s4s
FLOORS s A NDk ID an d finished.
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
like new. Call any time. WA: I'll 129
years experience. B. e. RYE, ia
FLOOR SANDING, FINISHING, clean
ing and waxing; reasonable rates;
free estimates. Call RA. 6-6195.
-2S
Evening star., 1953-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

| s-1O Alt.
AQUARIUMs 5. al sizes; tropical
doors door VS1'i' ps'. Frsnch. rem GU. i-sa7SS: S'
ACoUARIUMs. 10 and Is gal. EQUIP.
with stand. light filters. Marvel Air.
ATDiio 'PARTs ciL.osE.ouT-Ampli-
flerS, So. $5, Sl5; PM. 4" speak
ers. S1.s5; Collins I'm receiver. $40;
trans. table and WE. motor. Sis.
Other items. at sacrifice. Monday.
AWNING, aluminium. new condition.
PE9jestion IS in; reasonable. Gail
BABY BED AND MATTRESS. hi
need paint; doll buggy and doii bed
2 gas heaters; all for Sl7.. Quilt
scraps to give away. JU. s-S77s.
$3.50: All in good cond. oI. s-ssSS.
BABY CARRIAGE. collapsible. matt.
used mos, good cond., $26. Call
BABY CARRIAGE. plastic quilted
bassinete, car bed-seat; very good
condition. IA. 2-750O, Ext. 1873:
BABY CARRIAGE AND PAD, less
$50; xili sell III Tor 'ss $50. NV wa. S.se2s. eSs:
easS eSBS csAASR1AeEI sAs a. 4lsns Xtfs pad asOd
BABY CRIB, white, beautiful; double
drop sides; adjustable springs; spot
less Kant-Wet mattress; slightly
used . months. LU. 2-162S.
BABY CRIB. bed and mattress; prac-
tically new. Also highchair. Both,
$50. JU. 5.0252.
BABY FURNITURE, used. Taking q
trip or expecting q guest with q
child? We sell or rent new and used
baby furniture and toys for good,
used baby furniture. GOOD D-AS-NEW
SHOP. 2400 Columbia pike, JA.
-7-S572. IA. -2-S502. go
BABY FURN.-carriase. Storkline:
stroller; playpen; reasonable. HA.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WoMEM

husband and wife
country estate or in town house
Husband experienced in handling
help and general upkeep. Box 2S3
NJ Star