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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-11

Glendower Saint Johns in
Scottsyille ana Saint Stephens
IN Esmont. He and his wife. the
former Mary Josephine Hay
worth Of Baton Rouge. VIII live
at Scott@yille in a rectory recent
y purchased by the parish.
MIS- Simons, who holds ABS.
in music from Northwestern
State College Of Louisiana. has
done graduate work at Michigan
and Louisiana State universities
and at ST. Margaret's House at
Berkley Calf
Rev. Mr.. SimonS replaces the
Rev Beverley d, Tucker. who
left the parish last February to
accept the charge of Old Dona-
ton Church in Princess Anne
county He served St. Anne's& for
-four and a half years.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-11

The Rev. Webster L. Simons
u. %, curate Of SAINT Stephens
Episcopal Church, 1T Richmond.
Va since July. 1852. has been
assigned as rector Of the three
churches Of SAINT Annes Parish
n Albemarle County. Tho move
is effective February 10
Son of Colonel and Mrs SIM
onS. Of Baton Rouge. La. he at
tended public schools in Mas5a-
chusetts and received his B.A.
degree from Trinity College in
Hartford. Conn. IN 1919
He was graduated from Viz
glnia Theological Seminary.
Alexandria, in 1852 with a
bachelor of divinity degree. He
served in the Army Air Force in
1914 and l945
In Albemarle Mr. Simons will
be rector Of Christ Church in
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-11

patient n Medical College OF
IIl:..2 II5cN RAJ .c md.
Mrs. Julius Baber. who is visit
ing her son-in-laW and daughter,
Of Silver Springs Md came down
Saturday and spent the night With
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Steger. She re-
turned to Silver Springs, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Tapscott
and son. Ronny. of Alexandria,
were recent visitors OF his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Allan Tapscott
Mrs Caro- B. Blalock and Sum
mers Maxey and daughter, Elaine.
Of Richmond. spent the week end
with Nh and Mrs. N G. Davis.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-11

,Gker and daughter, Ottie Mae.
Ct Farmville, also Mrs Linda
Sheffield and daughter, Linda
Gail.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-11

Mrs. w s. Anderson, Thursday
evening.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-18
York Rite Iylas0ns To Hold Meeting

An Anchorage team of York Rite Masons is expected to ar rive here today by plane to in- stitute a chapter of Royal Arch Masons.
 The Anchorage Masons will be in Kodiak today, tomorrow and Monday. The team will initiate local Masons into the Royal Arch and Commandery.
 Sunday, all local Masons are invited to attend the installa- Gon of officers and the censti- tuting of the chapter. The ceremonies will be held at the Kodiak Masonic Lodge on Mill Bay Road. The installation will begin at 2 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-18
,choOl Concert .)n Thursday

The Kodiak School Orches- "a and Chorus will present a Spring Concert at the U.S.O.
 thursday at 8 pm. The chorus md orchestra is under the di- ection of Neal Warwick, nusic teacher.
 The orchestra selections will Include numbers from Broad way musical shows as well as grand opera. The chorus seIec- 5ions will include serious mu- sic as we'll as a group of rounds, Warwick said.
 Special features will be solos for the flute and saxaphone and other features will be d Is voice capella choir and a girls
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-18
Water Rates Approved; Canneries Hit Hardest

The city council will pro- : ably hear the first reading c a proposed ordinance regard ing the raising of the munich pal water rates at the next regular meeting.
 If the new ordinance goes into effect all water users vii be billed on alternate months for service rendered during the previous two months.
 A copy of the adjusted water rates Incorporating the 15% increase mandatory under the city's agreement with Alaska Public Works" is being studied by a committee
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-18
Garden Club Meets
 Wednesd day KNS

The regular meeting of the Kodiak Garden Club will be held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Betty Price at Kodiak Naval Station.
 A continuation of the study of soil, started at the last meeting, and the preparation of dried materials will be dis cussed. The soil study talk was given by Eleanor Bartho- lomew and Ramona Moffitt will discuss dried materials.
 Katy Rogers will give a talk on outdoor gardening.
 A meeting of the Kodiak Garden Club and the Naval Station Garden Club for a pot luck supper was held at the MS community center on April 12 Films were shown by Chaplain Peter McPhee.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-18
KOBfAKsMIRROR
quartette.

quartette
 There will be an admission charge of one dollar and the proceeds will benefit the Ko- diak Schools Music Fund. This fund is to be used for trans portation to Anchorage for the All School Music Festival next year or for purchasing instru- ments for the school.
 Tickets will be on sale by the Girls Chorus Orchestra members up until 8 pm Thurs day.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-18

The rate TOT residences VII probably go from $3.50 Dc month to $4 if the ordinanc passes. It was explained tha the rate for residences ha. been raised only the 15% re quired by agreement as tn present rate is considere equitable.
 It was pointed out that by billing water users only six times a year that the city could cut down on expenses such as posting, billing and other bookkeeping procedures.
 It is proposed that the rate for apartments be increased from $2.50 for each user to $4 each. This is based on the theory that an apartment family utilizes as much water as tenants of standard resi- dences.
 The biggest hike in rates will hit local canneries. It is suggested that the rate be raised from $50 per month to $1O0. This is based upon infor- nation that canneries main- tain practically a constant flow of water during operations.
 Soda fountains and soda works rates will probably double. They now pay S12.5O. The new rate will be S25. Laundries will be increased from $3 to $l0 and restaurants from $10 to 15.
 The rates for power houses jumps from S7. 50 to S25 and is explained that the increase is because of the amount of water used in cooling systems of electrical generating opera. tions.
 Bars and night clubs NOT serving food will only increase one dbl ar. from S7. 50 to $8. 5O. Bars and night clubs serving food will now pay S23.5 Meat and Grocery Markets will be incl cased from three to ten.
 It usually takes two read ings of an ordinance for it to become effective. However, under a suspension of the rules whereby the first reading is considered the second an ordi- nance can take effect immedi- ately upon passage.
 Fhe first reading will be heard on April 27.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-18

Donnelley and Acheson now have new U. s. Coast and Geo. delic Survey charts of South west Alaska, No. 8851: Alaska, No. 8993 and Alaska, No. 88S4.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o,

MOVING ACROSS The STREET OF,
across the country safe storage in
separate rooms, expert packing
Phone NO 7-0l04 UNION STOR-
AGE CO INC Established 1906
beaches esp. S. L. NORRIS. 45IO 18th
st. NV Call TU. 2-1I50 after 4 pm
ARE YOU MOVING TO California or
to some other Western State Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates JUDSON
FORWARDING MA S-4S52
ROYAL TRANSFERRING will move
you by Job or St hr. Six rms; as
low as $50. DE. 2-0O66. 2O'
MOVING AND hAULING, local and
long distance. day or night. JAMES
NORRIS, NO. 7-2124. -2I
MOVING SPECIALIST day OF night
reasonable rates. Experienced men
HILLS TRANSFER co. Ii 6-9342
LARGE STAKE BODY. IL tons;
moving, pickup and del. serv.. etc.
DICK. ME. S-2l79. "a
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
Teas. IA. 9-2937; ewes, RA. 3-14l6
.l1A
Evening star., 1953-05-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

nr. Key brloge, RoSS.
iyn, I fully fun equipped SO SO 6ea seats; park
Exper. Refs. Box 141-G. Star.
GROCERY SToRE-Excel. NV: COL
ored neighborhood; $1,000. complete
Rent, $1SS $Ss mo-. Incl. apts. ocall
PAWNBRoKERs AW1 hhtSS ExcH.. H st. ne:
estab.. watch repair; rent low with
good lease; priced right. Ii. 3e292S.
SHOP. opportunity for
town, $1,000 goodwill, fixtures. Go
AUTO BODY AND PAINT SHOP
Large established business; must
ment; terms. Box ooh, Star. q"
RESTAURANT-Fo beer liquor:
good location; 6-yr. lease; seats
100. $4,000 dn.. bal: on terms: Ask
for mgr, Ii. 4-9376. 25'
STORE, business equip.
and fixtures: excellent condition.
Must SBH1 ma make E, quick a sale. Best offer.
DELictATEssEN-In 4 nearby Nd, do,
Si0o mo. Price only $500 Incl.
stock, terms. $500 cash down
S.s74S; VI E; or THRIFT E5R 4:7aI9 Exclusive: sS SA
DEIICATEssEN. soda fountain. pat
Engineering School to be erected
this fall. No rent or overhead eX-
Exl E5thin a.ssaS' year 7ss 2srd st. 90. = W.
service Station, Takoma Park,
Nd; good mechanical esna spot on COR
pTGToGRAPEiS fe5; ~ eBass2s STUDIO for TSa sale
A hn riohf
person at q small Investment. Priced
at only 81 800 for q quick sale. We
are forced to sell. Small competi-
ton, good location, low rent. Price
includes fixtures, all equipment and
patronage: Call or come in person
between 7:15 and $3.50 pm. JU.
s-96o3' s4os Georgia ave-. Silver
PooL ROOM. S cherrydale Billiard
Parlor; tables and all equipment.
REsTAURANT- GRILL. greatly re-
dduced to sell. DewntoWn, near Of
AGE AaENTs. Us L' 81. 7.s56I. o6i 'vfEaAs NE. s54s4.
DELICATESSEN, Georgia ave.-No
fresh meats or beer: owner retiring:
long lease, terms; AUERBACH. D1.
s4 per %R Wns Rf Ffod 20 gHs hsuFs 8
months tIial; good for partners, or
will take in partner and stay. Box
BIG BARGAIN-York Co. hotel-caba-
ret. apt. bldg. and service station.
on busy highway. As unit or sepa-
rate. Contact WEST YORK REALTY
AGENCY, York, Pa. Phone York
NORTH BEACH. MD. Amusement
center. beer. sandwiches sea food.
legal slot machines. Center of all
activities. Season starting soon.
Large income during season. Will
sell business or business and build
ing. See OWNER, THE SPOT"
North Beach. Md, or write Box 92-
BEATTY sHoP-Estab. Is yrs. To-
Gated IN downtown apt. house. 100
apis, for quick sale. Easy terms.
Call NE. S-7684, ask for MR.. MAU-
HEALTH CLUB-weIl equipped, es-
tab. Is yrs. for quick sale. Buy
business or equipment. Call ME. g.
1854, ask for MR.. MAURICE. "a"
GOOD FOUNTAIN AND DRUGSTORE
for lease, in NV. section; doing
about $1,000 wk. For further de-
tails, write Box 409-G, Star.
ALEX. RESTAURANT, on Mt. Vernon
ave; beer and wine licenses, seats
1876, room for private parties; 2
blocks from new DEVELOPMENT of
600 homes. Chance of a lifetime!
XII. 8-6652; eyes,, TIE. 6-5S52. .-26
Evening star., 1953-05-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

COLORED-3rd AND o SITS. NV
$3.50 cash; 7.room corner brick;
bsmt;, gas heat; only S12.950. H, L
COLORED - IMMACULATE, 3-bed-
room row brick. in convenient down
town location. close to transp., shop.
ping, Govt. bldgs. Can be bought
reasonably: Mr.. Katz, Ia. 9-17O9
1924 14th St, AID. 4-2OO5.
COLORED-2 APIS. 41O6 4th st.
Det., vac; INV. gas ht.; 2-car gar.
$17,500. McDEVITT, JU. 7-54S4
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in
praisals; no delay. For complete
PERRY HAY co. JU. 5-6242. 30
NV. PREFERRED for 2 yrs. unturn.
4 bedrooms, near, schools. about
June 15; responsible party. Call
Elk 3-3111, Ext. 1877. days-eves.
Call MA. S-6933. Ext. 400. 81"
WANT TO RENT by June 18th; 3-bed-
rm. house; vic. St. James School
JE. 4-3525. -22
We have an active demand for un-
furnished houses located in the Dis
trict. nearby Maryland and Vir-
ginia. LiStingS are invited. Better
results through better contacts since
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. Dl. 7-6s3O.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

Md, NEAR DISTRICT LINE-4-rm.
bungalow, rec. rm., Ih2 baths,
screened porch, near schools; Sii0I
ARx mR AftsE SAFarP 6;aT Pm bo1ses, TA; 9Isfo "a
si51 sf56mon9 mo- eEs fE S-45s5s: !8s and e! 5fth;
SILVER SPRING, 9226 whitney st..
pstey M % tuTnished riGGSa all modern con- CON-
venienceS. 8 bedrms., . y baths, lil. |
nm, din. rm.. kit, open stone patio.
lse. screened porch. .pine-paneledE
4Sms 9Sansc,Iun gas heat; ne ayaiS6e JIne
CAN SECURITY & TRUST CO, ST.
BETHEsDA-Attrac. e-bedrm., air
feSssd Gsisk Pss4 JS ssq IgS syfl 1T
Bendix; avail. June Ist; long or
short lease; S165 mo. TU. 2-2575.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rambler. yard
Adults pref. Ma. s-31so, Ext. i599,
JUNE 15-sEPT. 15-Near waiter
nice park p and sNGRs sWimmnE nus pooI DEs se TO
bedrms.. plus extra sleeping facili-
ties; NICE yard; ideal for children.
NV, W. near "a 6-sSs4 sSss4T.wEsT HWYl.-| HWY
bedrm. house; screened porch; quie:,
for children; piano; $i35. JU.
SUMNER RENrAL-comp. furn. 6.
rms, pa baths; exclusive NJ Arling-
ton location; avail. until Sept ! 3:
dishwasher. Disposal. auto washer,
TV, ETC. S175 mo. IA. s-7736 after
SUMNER RENTAL. June 1 through
Labor Day; Conn. ave-, transp.; 81
thedrms;; 2 baths, modern rambler
p'm "JSg HUGGfNS ms g. II GARRTsSSoSN RsSS tlrS 4MG ,
SILVER sPRNG-3-bedrm. brick
ColI9nial: f9ll 1nbs bsmt: bus at door;
SS9;s Sss9e to u 0sn9snsn m HGGd1ns if56S5 L9 3
LOVELY 6;v5G Ft HOME; Beautifully fur
Key Bridge 4 b.r., 2 baths, l.r., dr.,
kit; maids quarters, private bath;
garage; $500 mo-; summer only, but
consider longer; adults only. ME.
CLEVELAND PARK-cool, furn. f.' f.
bedrm. house; "a blk. from transp.
Lease. & mos, or longer; Garage.
Shade: Nominal rent. Available now.
roSi roSHAEI I,I0Rg; RD. AREA-tcolony yaG Hin
sn;i longer. "fs NE. s-ao4S. Su'e' 'u'na mes
IMMACULATE and beautifully fur
niShed \, s3,, row home: OF ihP park 3 8
eves vtn JI"nsoE Jay .e4ssa 81 '0' IL s4 -ttfo'
icSSH jasSs safdsn; june SsotFsa 15sept. 0a'R';
CIEVEEASn fIG2 %9; ARi P1Rk&dSo, io21S; con5: 24
bedrms. and maids rm., lge. porch,
J%ns to !, Sept , i; i5 sl5o mo. no Cali
rm. brk.. nice furniture cool knottv
pine rec. rm. very conv.. Sl35; TE.
HotsEs AVAILABLE in D; C.. and
Wo. $500 THos. HOS i L. PHiLL4Ps' Tri LIPS
homes: $50 to 5000 mo-; near near
churches and schools. Call MR.. |
TWEED; 55o4 Connecticut ave. NV,
GEoRGETOWN-S brick, 81
sgle: beds; for Government workers, |
students internes or nurses. EN-. 3
369S or EN-: 3-S6s5. Open daily till
NoFfR NSoaEf f' ARLNGF6Ss isG GHRsy Ed bedTms eT "a Il
mo- mo. THos. G. I'M; MAdRupER 51 SS'G; Co. JA'
100 ~2GInoo74; eyes, "a; 5-6463. 90
/. si65 mo. THos. G. MAGRUpER
Co, ia. 2-OO74; ewes, IA. 5-6463 |
18th ST: NV bedrms.. PA baths,
ttran finished rser' I'm: Tm en S1ear ga garage
bREYFiu5ssssn So BRos. fse ioi9 1HS 18Th 81 Hf st.
ARLINGTON. VA, 237O N. Taylor st
-6 rms. 1Is baths: nr. Lorcom
lane. Shown by appt. only. Phone
ia S-0102. 8 am. to pm. week
CHEVY CHASE, d. C. AREA, 6347
3lst st. n.w-Nicely furn. 6-rm
brick house with full bsmt.. gas
heat and det gar; excel. location;
Sl75 per mo To inspect phone Mr.
Yount with FRANK s. PHILLIPS
DI 7-1411. -A21
SUMMER RENTAL
Evening star., 1953-05-20
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

SILVER SPRING-Handy to all
attached g rooms and bath. base.
ment. gas heat; S1lO mo- on lease
RIPLEY 4 ROMER. JU. a-753a.
ARLINGTON -3-bedrm. house. mod
ern equipped kitchen. bsmt.. garage
conv location; $3.50 mo. lS-mo,
lease avail. IA, .2-1200. 9 am. to
B pm. "a
Evening star., 1953-05-20

Det brk. Z rms. liv. rm.. frepl
din. I'M. kit. side porch, scr. rear
porch: 3 bedrmS. and tile bath on
2nd A. Finished rm. In attic
OIL h.-w.h. Lear garage, LEe, lot
RA. sre4oo RA. s,t1sa
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$40

Wv
l -bedrm. apt. in modern BLDG, de-
sirable Sc. section; lge. liv. rm..
bedrm.. dinette. kit. tile bath; utils.
incl. Near shopping and bus. Adults
only. DU. 7-2400. -23
400 BLOCK 42nd ST. s.E.-New
Semtdetached houses, with large
yard. full basement. gas &C. heat.
laundry trays. outside entrance, liv-
ing rm.. dining rm., fully equipped
kit. 2 large bedrms., ample closet
space. beautiful tile bath: now
available on years lease for SlO5
JOHN F. F.. DoNoHoE g. SONS
314 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
II. 3-00S4 Ewes. OIL. 2-616s
327 DEAN DRIVE, TWINBROoK
Rockville, Md.-Charming, mod. p
bedrm. home; good-size bath. liv.
rm. with fireplace. lge. kit. with
YOUNGSTOWN equip, dble. sink. cleo.
refgr., Bendix auto. washer, lge.
storsse attic; S105. mo.
CHESTER H. KELLER
Ewes. Eve Mrs. S.sSEr isard N0' Io. S-iss3
40
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

substantially built 2-story brick, II
rms, = baths: suitable for roomnig
house or apt. HARTMAN REALTY
INC 1345 Good Hope I'd. S.e., LU
4-3400; LU. 2-5976.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS Just of
Southern ave; only one left. new
full bsmt. with outside entrance
above. ground level; large land
tiai cash. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
l345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, LU. A.
340O, LU. @-5976. -21
CAPITOL HILL-Recently restored,
2-unit brick apt. house: one has .
bedrms.: liv. rm: with open fire-
es Psse and mOdfEn M bS stshe9 The wh oSbeT dnns ba
and tile bath. Reasonably priced
Terms. UN. 4-7I75. -2l
BEAUTIFUL OWENS RD. (ofi South
ern ave-. Oxon Hill. Md A neigh
borhood OF fine new homes where
city and country living excellently
combine. Approx. acre, lovely, older
home. double barn. tool house
SSs, gsteEnns geE Cash to . Rennna s9s
s: KING CO, 211O Nichols ave. s,e.'
SALE by owner. S12,5OO-Row house.
gas heat. winter fuel, S13 mo-:
bedrms. rec. rm.. storm windows
fenced yard. 10. 2-O395. -2l
OFF GOOD HOPE RD.-6 rms, full
bsmt.. g.h.-w.h.; clean as pin
Priced for a quick sale. JONES
Ma. S-3652 or Ii. 3-5559. go
81 900 CASH. SIT 80 mo.-Lovely 6
rm. semidet. brick. full bsmt., recr
rm.; mr.. schools; $12,95O, 4es loan
H. L. GODDARD. OIL. 4-7922.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG COUPLE-child over 4. 2
auto. washer, lovely lawns. Can care
for child while mother works. Reas.
Riveroale. Md. AP. 7-S603. --21
GUYS, share nice home;
average-rent rms; excel. cook: need
l or men; just south Alex, car
nee. Call XII. S-2562 after 6. -21
COLORED-REFINE CPLE.. women
or men to share 6-rm. house. Reas.
Call Ii. 4-5967
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

PARK. l72s Allison st.
n.e.-Det brick: 6 rms. , tile
baths. Ice. liv. rm., hrepl.. modern
kit. with tile walls. Venetian blinds
gas heat, attrAc. recr: nm. with bar.
concrete front porch. slate roof
VIM. r, THORQWGOOD. DE. 2-0317;
eyes,. 10. o-ke1.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landloros applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn apis or
touses or sublets; Wash, Va, Md
twhiteJ; open z days. Ma. S-0O0l
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COLORED
NEAR 18th AND WEBSTER SITS.
Lovely. Diet. brick home, with lge.
reception hall, lv.. rm., din. rm.,
compl. baths, 2 bedrms. and kit.
on FIRST A.; second A. has 8 lee.
iaund. rm., furnace rm. and recr. @
rm.. gas h.-w.h.; gear det garage.
Priced for immed sale at S22,95O.
terms.
MA. S-3316. Realtors. Eve. OIL. 4-4074
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3 bedrmS. bsmt., garage, gas INV.
heat. Excellent cond.: $3.50 down;
$3.50 per mo. By OWNER, no
agents: OIL, 4-S24l; --24
late detached 6-rm. brick home with
paneled recr. rm.; concrete front
porch, awnings, storm windows
Venetian blinds, oil h.-w.h.: level,
fenced lot. Conven. to everything
An outstanding bargain at S17.75o
can OF. 1890 till 8 pm. J. IVES.
LEY BUCHANAN. INC, 1885 Wis
consin ave.
BRAND NEW - A real value in q
semidet,, brick home. with 6 rms;
3 bedrms.. bath, 1st-f. Law; adjac.
to Coolidge High School. Reasonable
terms for responsible people Call
NE. S-ll43 until 6 pm, J. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN INC. Realtors.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
COOPERATIVE APTS. SALE

ARLINGTON-Two spacious 2-bedrm.
aptS., may be purchased for equity;
S7J.23 monthly each incls principal
and interest. All maintenance and
utilities. Call OWNERS. ia. 2
0546 or JA. 2-5S4S. -22
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COLORED-VACANT
NO MONEY DOWN
NEW! NEW!
HOUSES FOR OLD

We pay what you owe and give you
one Of our ew-houSe-conditior
homes. Top allowance for your house
Your choice of ne. or NV. houses
Sol Invest. Co., Ii. 3-5307
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ATTRAC. AND cow. NV. sECTiON
-2-yr. -old brick. Liv. rm., din. rm.,
study, play rm. Scr. porch; dish
June l.; $3.50. Ewes, EN-. 3-9266.
Evening star., 1953-05-20

BETHESDA - $4,000 will purchase
this Cape Cod brick home in ideal
location. Lge. liv. rm. Q4x25), +,
lge. din. rm., kit. small den and
and bath on End A.; full bsmt.;
screened porch, and garage. II you
desire a lge., 2-bedrm. home, you
will want to inspect this property,
Price, $l7,950. Ewes. call OIL. =.
9346. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
OIL, 4-l166 ~
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COLORED
Young lady. degree in commerce
Sunday, NO. 7-4617.
HELP-D0 0MESTlc
ruuDprN,s NTrPsr

CHILDRENS NURSE
Complete. charge OF Q children. age
i've in. new Silver Spring home: must
have ! yr. recent loc. ref. In. child
care. Spanish or Swedish lady ac-
cepted If exper. and here 2 yrs. other
day of during wk. .S35 wk. to start.
$40 in mos Apply in person 96l6
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AGENTS

AD MATCHES, sell amazing designsl
20, 80, 40 and 240 light book
matches. BIGGER SPOT CASH
Repeats. start without exper.: men,
women: full. part time. BUY MOTH
ING. Sales kit. furn. MATCH
CORP. OF AMERICA. Dept. WP,
NAN to earn $50 week commission
and up. Automatic flre .extinguish-
everywhere; fun or part time: ex-
elusive territory; no Investment:
free samples. Write RED CONT,
INC. Dept. 217-J. Littlet0n. Colo. .
Evening star., 1953-12-13

II you're between 81 and S5 and
really need job that offers posi-
tive. future, we can put you ia
work Immediately. Earn $50 a week
while learning, plus rapid advance
Apply 1929 18th St. NV, End fioor,
eli am. only. ia
LEADING DISTRIBUTOR Of nation.
ally advertised laundry and dry
cleaning supply and equip. needs
man to call on laundries in Wash
and Baltimore: drawing account, ex.
penSes and commission basis: excel
Sy1r for ssht u paEsy ES. Espy
Active GIVE ELDERLY, oRDEREY,
change $75 2-rm. K. and b. apt
to man, handy with tools, as q
sort of stock clerk. minor main
tenance: lawn and garden care.
PTERsoNSxIBHIIEi young man. with
ability to type, organize and pro.
mote. as executive secretary of ma
tional Catholic organization; modes
beginning; excel. future. Box 2S7-
new vi SssFAl START FOR THE NEW YEAR;
opening in Nations leading radio
programming organization. VIII en-
ploy inexperienced but sincere
young married man with car
Travel o.. 8. If wife can accompany
drive and tyDs o00d Smitss stans wrt, sf
NATIONAL RADIO REPRESENTA-
TIvES. Glens Falls. New York.
CAN USE 8 alert white men Of neat
to work s hours per day; up to
$3.50 per hour for 9oo ambition 1at a., men 1
NV. o to IL am. only.
sAppy sSrmss SSss gSo %aa
necessities in Capitol Heights. Seat
Pleasant, Fairmount Heights and
ts and psS Gar !. nssdes yeS sell fSg FCr
formation and interview write Raw
leiRh's. Dept. DCK-14-216. Chester.
RETIRED MAN, to drive funeral car
Must have Identification card. Boz
soTTaEsN s1SiAi s!sr CALIFORNIA FIRM has
openings for engineers and techni-
clans. Executive 3-5O39. See our
oPENItNtG AxALABLE for ambitious
salesman who has ability to sell
from 10 to 20 units per month.
his "GTd %p pef ef'ups month under
Wash-out plan. automobile expert:
ence preferred but not required but
applicant must have the desire to
become q top sales producer OF
FORD cars, trucks and used cars.
Inclose complete resume and refer
ences. Box 1867. Star. 13s
OPPORTUNITY JAN. LIST
Christian man, exp. in ministry
teaching or "Y" work. Earn $75
to 500 per week first year, or
part-time opportunity. Write fully,
RoY 1R4.X Star
Evening star., 1953-12-13
THE AHRENDT
INSTRUMENT CO

Excellent opportunities for
dependable women; friendly
organization with pleasant
working conditions; many
employe benefits.
Secretary Accounting Dept.
Better-than-average tipping
speed and accuracy, Steno-
. graphic ability desirable
but will consider an out
standing typist.
ENGINEERING CLERK
Experienced in h a ndlin G
engineering records, draw
ings and reports; average
tipping ability required.
PRODUCTION CLERK
Some experience in keeping
production or similar rec
ords; will consider recent
high school graduate.
THE AHRENDT INSTRUMENT co
401O Calvert Rd., COLLEGE Park, Nd
uN. A-5676