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Milford chronicle., 1953-02-06

Hospital, has returned to his pleas
ant home near town and is con-
valescing under the watchful eye
of his capable daughter, Mrs. EN-
NETT Smith, who came from her
home on Long Island, N. Y, for
that purpose.
Mrs. Richard Taylor and son
Michael, Of Salisbury, spent Fri
day, Saturday, and Sunday with
MI. and Mrs. George Marvel and
family.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Frankford Presbyterian Church
held an open meeting on Tuesday
afternoon in the local frehouse in
order that others as we'll as the
regular members of the Society
might have the pleasure of. hear
ing the Rev. Earl G. Harris, gifted
member of the Missionary Staff
in the CAMERON, a large district
in West Africa.
Miss Carrie Mae Vickers, of Dag
sboro, spent Sunday at the home
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry E. Dukes.
Mrs. TOpp M. Heath and Mr..
Raymond Poole Long have return
ed to their home on Main Street
after a visit of several weeks dur
alton in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Arnold Trucksess at Bryn
Mawr, Pa. We are pleased to have
them back, although we know that
they found it very difficult to leave
the two little grandsOns, Bert and
Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. chester V. Hudson
were Sunday visitors at the home
of the G. G. CrOckers, where their
son, Butch" spent the weekend.
The Children of Israel band of
gospel singers celebrated the or
ganizatiOn's first anniversary on
Sunday, Feb. 1, with a large get
together at the home of it's leader.
William H. Griffin.
Seaman 1/c Richard Bunting
of the USS New Jersey spent few
days recently at home with his
mother, Mrs. Olive F. Bunting and
family.
Congratulations are in order for
Mr.. Joseph J. Lynch, who oelebrat-
ed his birthday on Feb. 4, at his
home on U. S. Route 113.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-06
PILGRIMS a.ioo YEARS LATE

ATTLEBORO, Mass. lR) The
hrst New England settlers prec6d-
ed the Pilgrims by about 100
years, according to Dr. William 8.
Fowler, executive secretary Of the
aesaehusetts Archaeological Soci-
ETY..
Dr. Fowler says these early sett-
lers were lured around $500 B. e.
into the region about Twin Rivers.
r /, chasing game, possibly elk
and mammoth. They came from
the south in large canoes followed
out by IRE from great trees. Fow-
Ter says Rhode Island then had no
forests. Everywhere were sand
dunes, gravel hillocks, tundra and
arctic moss in the wake of re-
treating glaciers.
These deductions are made poss-
ible by a new type analysis called
Carbon IA, a by-pr0duct Of the dis
covery Of atomic energy.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-06
EDUCATION PROGRAM
APPROVED

MANILA = Up = A $4,25O, 900
educational program for 1853 in
the Philippines under the Joint
sponsorship Of the U, S. Mutual Sc
curity Agency and the Philippines
Council for U. S. Aid has been ap-
proved by the Council of State.
1t calls for the rehabilitation of
vocational agricultural and trade
schools, home economics courses.
development of basic education, spe-
cialized teachers training and re-
Mobilization Of several colleges.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-06
How Dangerous Is It
To Be Overweight? ?

Being overweight is a good way
to shorten your life, according to
life insurance statistics and the
word from the medical profession.
A doctor, a nutritionist, a home
maker, and a dietition will present
their ideas on the dangers of over
weight at the University of Dela-
ware Farm and Home Week.
On Tuesday, February 10th, the
afternoon home economics pro-
gram is devoted to overweight.
First a special film, weight Re-
duction Through Diet?", will be
shown, with comments by Miss
Mary JO Hitchcock, dietition and
instructor at the University of Del,
aware. The film documents diet
tests made at the Michigan State
College, where research on weight
reduction has been underway for
several years.
These particular tests are i'm
portant because they show how to
reduce and still eat foods such as
whole milk, and fats. The diet sat
isles more than most reducing
diets because it provides more fat
than is usual. For instance, break
fast could be citrus juice, scrambled
eggs, toast, butter, and whole
milk. Even with foods such as this,
the people lost an average Of 11s to
2 pounds a week.
The panel on the danger of over
weight will follow the film.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-06
FARMERS IDEAS NEEDED

REGINA, Canada - Up - A
new technique in investigation is
being used by the royal commits
sion which is inquiring into all
phases Of Saskatchewan agricul-
ture and rural life.
The commission has been hold
ing public meetings to find out
what farm people are thinking. At
the meetings, the audience is split
into five or six discussion groups.
w. B. Baker, commission chair
man, emphasized at these meetings
that the main purpose of the dis
cussions is to get assistance in Sc
lecting the skey rural problems to
be investigated.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-06

interests Of boys in three age
groups: Cub Scouting for bows
., 8 and 10; Boy Scouting for
those II, IL and 13 and EXplor.
ing for boys 14and up.
The high point of Scouting in
1858 will be the third National
Jamboree. More than $4,000 Bow
Scouts will camp at a 3,OO0-acre
tnet city on the Irvine Ranch in
the Newport Harbor area OF
southern California next July II
to %.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-06

Boy Scout Week, Feb. z to lS,
marking the 43rd anniversary of
the Boy Scouts of America, will
be observed throughout the ma
ton by more than 3,25O,0OO boys
and adult leaders. Since 1910.
more than 2O,2OO,O00 boys and
men have been members.
forward on Liberty's Team"
is the birthday theme and the
emphasis is on ':The Scout Fam
lily" OF programs Meeting the
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-06

Mrs. Alice Richards is the house
guest Of Mrs. Samuel LeKites and
Mrs. Wilson Ewell this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond MURRAY
were dinner guests Sunday az Wr
and Mrs. Harold Murray al Frank
ford.
Mrs. T. S. johnson is confined
in the Peninsula Hospital al sails
bury, with the "fiu." Mr.. Wilmer
Evans is also a patient in the above
hospital. We wish them both a
speedy recovery and hope to See
them home soon.
Miss Peggy Murray entertained
Thursday evening at a Spaghetti
supper her girl friends, Miss 49,
nes Griffin 0f Selbyville. Misses
Joyce and Philis Oakley, Marlvn
Long and Janice 2ennett, of here
Cattle fattening operations near
yUnionville, Pa, involve COWBOYS
who ride the range in frodffs~,,,ol !
Evening star., 1953-08-13
HELP-WoMEN

MAN OR WOMAN;
exper. in layout and copy; excel
salary. permanent position with one
of Washington largest home tur-
nishing CO. State full qualifications
in writing to Box 407-S. Star. 10
eXperienced; guaran-
tssS Sday 'alaty as hTs pT SS e oV
or KI. 9-a42a. lis
exper.: guar. sal. COM
mission. DOUGLAS HAIR sTYLIsT,
1912 R. I. ave. ne, NO. 7-5672.
BEAUTItIAN, an-arOund operator:
FRED THE HAIRSTYLIST, at
Brooks. 1109 @ st. NV. Ia
full or part time. ex.
6H11M GhE GsMarFT FTERRAcG RlRiA Se Beauty sSU~E'sssR s
lon 5914 Jsg9 Risgs rd' Hyattsyille'
BEAUTICiAN-Perm. Must be con-
SNfFks SSHlfkli only BrAGFS fFPsF' saop hfed
BRAUTTiCIAN AND MANICURIsT, 10,
NOVELS HAIR sTYLIsT; busy all
yeaT around; DSrS call RA. sSSSs ,sisr7 17
and commission: 5-day wk, hrs. o to
8: friendly shop; wonderful boss
BEAUTY OPERATOR oman or wom-
am exper. all around; for Jules
Va studio. Five-day. 40-hr. wk.;
salary and comm. Cali MRS. ENG
LISH XII. S-7400. Ia
BEAUTY OPERATOR. perm. position;
salary and commission. air-cond.
salon. 1888 r st. NV. Elk. 3-607o
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Top salary
and commission; new Modern equip.
shnn. IN tn = Call 10 o.fi632 IL <
BEAUTY OPERATOR, full. part time.
Air -cond. shop. JENNIE LOU HAIR
STYLIST. 1855 N. H. ave. Cat Univ.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, Ss5-S1oo week
guarantee, plus commission No
manicurins. Steady job. Air cooled.
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS
1710 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE-Norge washing ma
chine. S15; Norge refrigerator; will
sacrifice for price of brand-new
motor Just installed; 4 Hollywood
type beds, cost $50 ea., sell for S25
each; 2 maple chests, cost $50 ca.
sell sig ca; loyeseat with slip
cover, S25: platform rocker and
ottoman. S25; 10-in. T'V set, S25;
secretary-type desk. S25; kit. base
cabinet, S15; gosSip-type phone
bench. SIS; porch chairs, SS ca;
lawn mower, S5; items all like new.
56l4 9Th st. NV, RA. 3-3965:
sofa and 2 chairs,
$50; / double and / single bed with
springs and mats. S25 each; 9x12
Chinese Oriental rug, $25; Philco
Fetgr., $40: din. rn. table and B
chiars, S25; must sacrifice. JU.
5-5369 lpvt. ownerl.
FURNITURE, 5023 Conn. ave. NV
Bedrm. suite, drop-leaf table, 4
chairs. secretary, winged chair, lee.
bird picture. gold-leaf mirror. EN-.
FURNITURE-Living room. bed
room; at sacrifice. Call EN-. 2-5659
after 6 pm. --l5
ETC.; estate and storage
sale. groups and odd pieces; air con-
dittoners, piano. ONCE desk. type
writers. teleyision sets. radios, mod
ern GE refrieerator. Norge washer.
Easy ironer, trunks, mirrors, lamps,
Singer pressing machines, etc. BY
auction at WESCHLER' s. 905 z st.
NV. tomorrow, commencing $3.50
am. continuing until mid-afternoon.
Evening star., 1953-08-13
CLERK-TYPIST

Leading weekly news magazine has
opening in accounting department
for accurate typist. who is handy
to become afiliated with an out
standing organization offering per-
manent employment and many
company benefits. Air conditioned
bldg. Call DI. $4,000, Ext. 261, be-
tween 8 am. and pm.
Evening star., 1953-08-13
HELP-WoAEN

sALESGIRL for bakery. Good salary;
6-day wk,; closed Sun. Must be Is
years or over. 1927 Colesville rd..
Silver Spring, Nd. III
SALESGIRLS-Dept. or variety store
exper.: good salary, perm. pos. WEST
END 3 AND 10, 1882 Pa. ave. NV.
SALESLADIES, ready-to-wear acces-
sories; experienced only; steady po-
sition; salaries $50 per wk. Apply
1918 Conn. ave. Ia
SALESLADY, to sell ofiice supplies
and equipment. calling on ofices.
Pleasant work and q good oppor-
Iunity for the right person. NAL
LOREY OFFICE SUPPLY CO.. 732
saIEsLAGY, AZ 81 1iT; $50 vk.. plus car mls *.
pense, age 25-35; lively personality.
attractive looks. Take wholesale
orders. calling on local retail lner.
chants: 5-day wk. See Mr.. Herbert.
AMES Co. 1496 H st. ne. -13
SALESLADY. experienced, for ladies'
ready-to-wear specially shop; good
salary plus commission: perm. posi-
ton. Apply In person, MILLERS
FURS, 1891 @ st. NV. -13
knowledge Of yard goods
BaLAcfksTioNE. BIZ fio 81. S.s55s. Id
SALESLADY. exper. children's dept.
over 35; perm. position; good start:
ing salary and commission: pleasant
working cond. Apply in person. Miss
Evening star., 1953-08-13

COsMETTCTAN-Excelient future for
right party; exper. and refs. re-
quired. All replies confidential.
PATRICK'S PHARMACY, $500 Ed
monston ave-. Riverdale, Nd. YIN.
4-2121. Ia
COUNTERGIRLS wanted: above-ave.
pay plus bonuses. Apply to Miss Kay.
HOTEL HARRINGTON, 18th and e.
COUNTER GIRL, waitress; white,
NIGHTS or Sunday. 1921 N. Court
house rd., Arl., Va. IA. 2-9686.
Evening star., 1953-08-13
MOTOR TRAVEL

REFINED LADY. South Highland and
Columbia pike. Arlington. wants ride
TO work. vicinity sheridan or Dupont
Circles Write Box 417-M, Star,
DRIVING TO N. Y. CITY. Friday
afternoon and returning Sunday
afternoon. Can take two share-ex-
pense riders. King 9-1S1S.
WANTED-Passengers on trip to
Iowa, 1-3 Girls; leaving SL25. return
about e/4. Ref. Box 406-S. Star.
FEMALE OFFICER driving 1862
Mercury to Fort Lewis, Wash. To
date flexible, not later than 81 AUG.
Will take one or two passengers all
or part way. References exchanged.
interview. Box 65-R, Star. 16s
1888 BUICK TO MIAMI, Saturday.
passengers. Reasonable. Hemlock
81. IOUIs- KANSAS CITY, iv. sat.
0xeh. NE. e-96s1, 7o1 18TH Of. ".
Evening star., 1953-08-13
HELP-DoMESTIc

BUTLER-HOUSEMAN, to live in;
conv. location: l blk. from bus; driv-
ipg permit necessary; experienced
only; Must have local refs. DE.
Co0kCPiain. g.h.w.; age IS to 5o;
slive in; 5-day wk.; $50; TV furn.;
small family. OIL, 4-5313.
COOK, GOOD G.H.W., 25 to 40: live
in; recent local refs; 5h-day
COOK, g.h.w.; 25-40: live in; exper. !;
local refs; 5h-day wk.; 3 in family;
S35 wk. Box 1925; star. IA
G.H.W., exper.; age 2S-3S; II dinner
Monday through Saturday; stay ?
ewes; SIS plus carfare. RA. 3-0422.
G.H.W., plain cooking, care child, IL:
Sill. Spg.; 4 days; $50 and carfare;
recent local ref, health card. Ii.
G.H.W. cook; live in: must be ex-
perienced. recent local references:
$25 wk. Cali after $50. EN-. 2-9023
HoUsEKEEPER COMPANION, white;
i've in; two adults. Moderate salary.
Phone RA, 3-0274 or call at 1913
Emerson st. NV. 13'
ROOM, BOARD and salary. to colored
girl for care of children of empl.
counle. DU. 7-3693.
WHITE HOUSEKEEPER, to live in;
family. of. 3, professional couple and
boy cf 10. S130 per month, COM
Portable room. Give references. Box
TAR, Star. -l6
Evening star., 1953-08-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, desires child care or
light housework; 5-day week. LU.
GIRL with references wants days
work or part time. HU. 3-9695.
GIRL, colored, desires days work;
child care. gen. housework.. Call LU.
1912 mornings and evenings.
WOMAN. colored. efncient; desires
luLo + part-time, or days work. Ii.
WOMAN. elderly. white: care child
over 8 yrs. or companion; active;
lh.w., asst. cooking. $40 for 5-day
week. Live in preferred. OIL. 4-S127.
REFINED employed lady desires child
care, Inv, ewes, wk. ends, exch.
COLORED GIRL wants part-time
work or takins care OF sick people
81 sIi50si GIRL desires r.h,w. or
child care days o week; live in or
out; excellent ref. ME. S-6344.
COLORED WOMAN, exper., wants
days work: g.h.w.. laundress. D1.
CoINoRRIED WOMAN wishes g.h.w. 5
days q week; good references. AID.
CoIoRED eIyoEI WOMAN wishes days
work or BY the week: good laundress;
best refs, reliable: Ii. 6-66lO. IA
WOMAN wishes part-time
or full-time work; good refs. Ii.
7-7749.
Evening star., 1953-08-13

LAMP, Health. Hanovia, de luxe
model. ultraviolet quartz, for pro-
teSSional or home use. AID. 2-7021.
LATHE, 9x54; motor, bench, chucks
and all other access. Call Oh.
LivING RM. SUITE; Tv, lamps, end
tables. Excellent condition, $500.
LIVING ROOM SET, also end tables
and lamps; also custom-made slip
covers; l "a years old. Best offer.
Speed o-print, 1em-
onstrator model, S50;50: A, B. Dick
Model 90, fully automatic. S125;
Ditto. $3.50; also elec. models at a
original price; guaranteed, CEN
TRIAL. 2o19 14th st. NV. lis
OFFICE FURNITURE
S25. 900 sale new and used office
furniture Of every description.
Desks, tables. chairs, file cabinets,
bookcases, lockers, steel shelving,
safes at saving up to 60H, Free
delivery and parking. MANHAT-
TAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO.. 639
New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-13
SALESMEN

OPENINGS FOR 6 MEN
Insurance statesmen are naturals.
Book salesmen are successful from
the first day. Roofing and siding
salesmen are proving very success
full. inexperienced men who really
want to be q success can make
good. Our 3-day training program
is second to none. A lifetime op-
portunity is yours. Pay day every
Saturday. No ceiling on take home
pay-you get first money. Phone
AP. 7-54S3 for appt., 9-12 am.
Evening star., 1953-08-13
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcons.D }

AIR CONDITIoNER-5-ton GE and
water tower; excel. cond.; will sell
FOR one hall Of today's Lrice. AP.
Az 77s49S 99MPsrgs6R4 aPS gN 4-1eSs; Su,rcv: 14
spraying so. 5-S26O. -15
AMPLIFIERS-W.E. S6 Studio type,
$50. Other used amplif1erS from
S3 so to SIS. Four-inch speakers,
$1.25; audio controls. relays, f1t-
s5c asS: each si9lT is4I & street yst NV aWaS ~
ANTIQUE Welsh decorated cupboard,
ht., "A in: W.. 43 in. Leaving town,
sacrifice SS5. Call after 6, 10. q
Evening star., 1953-08-13
statesmen (3)
CAREER MEN

SlU,UuO-CAGlbEH
As National Research Organization
expanding at the present time. we
have three openings for men to be
trained for an executive future. We
will take the responsibility for your
earning a minimum of S120 per
week after preliminary training lining
: before calling Draw against
earned commission. Phone personnel
manager, RE. 1892. for appt. -13
Evening star., 1953-08-13

LADIES WINTER CLOTH COATS
Showroom samples. in finest fabrics;
fur trimmed and untrimmed.
BASKIN FURS
CArnnr OH apI
Evening star., 1953-08-13
MY FRIEND JOHN
ATLAS FURNITURE
OO1 n CIT At TTT

OSA ~ ~ ANs"S
D1. 1881. sES'SoS1es'Gh open dsilE p til =, Mon
days and Thursdays till o. PARK
anywhere any, her ar and NY FRIEND JOHN
g aRf fiNei4oNE II a1EgE EP. Rp
Open daily till o., Saturday till Z.
Plenty pdTn Sf free s%nsEsg parsing space; pse,,
EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL 7 PM.
FURN.-;For large efiic. apt. Buyer
pI nay aS19 aS9 have ystsrp apt in NV. section.
'S%sS;ef sss ;S'' A6 5nd saSs5 :aes5 Ell
FURN.-Must move at once; selling
HeRtenfs EeW. Phone 81 S159o% i0 sg4 practically
FURN.--;Lawson sofa studio couch;
line. After 6 call LO. 1886. --I5
FURN.-Marble-top chest and table,
antique chairs and mirror. lounge
cbssts cna oGeaslonS sGn chairs; mirrors,
door. antique cane back chair, sum-
mer rugs, shutters, glider. EN-.
FURN.-Living rm., bedrm.; will
ssaserTi6fice; leaving city. Call EN-.
FURN.EMarble-top chest and table.
antique chairs and mirror. lounge,
occas. chairs. mirrors, chests. lawn
mover, tables. screen door. ANTIQUE
csne'bsek chair; summer rus. shut
GAS RANGES. IN new used. ns,1l s1s up.
OIL coal and wood ranges. ACME
STOVE, l01 7tb NV MA ~H9a-.
GAS RANGES. new, USED: Slo so up;
installation 4 PEERLESS SALES.
2237 Georgia ave. DE. 2.b566
GAS RANGE, Chambers; excellent
condition. S195. OIL. 4-55S2. lie
GAS RANGE. Norge: REFRIGERATOR,
Norge Norge; manslsi ,d VI. old perfect
GAS RANGE, J951 Tappan; excellent
eond reasonable offer acceptable.
GIERNiEfsaf4oaRis,s TN fis45ai s7.sd MI up,
lge assort; elec. motor repairs 36th
GOLF CLUB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A.
Prince George Country Club; 500
cash. Phone 4 to z. AP. 7-S39O.
Hr-FI SPEAKERS Western Electric
755 AS, Univ. 5000, dual Univ.
tweeters, in base, reflex cab, with
cross over network; sos; Sl51 val.
IRoNER. portable. s25. with enamel
table and chair. S35. Call JE. 4-2a3l.
LADIES WINTER CLOTH COATS
samples. in finest fabrics;
fur trimmed and untrimmed.
Evening star., 1953-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION-Sop 140 bass. Is
changes; brand-new. with case;
$500. District 7-5263.
ADDING MACHINE-Burroug desk
, model $50, Al condition. Rentals.
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO., 201y
14th st. NV. HU. 3-5121.
AIR CONDITIONER, summer clear
2-rm. size, nationally known, new,
warranty. Unbelievable price. Cash
Marlboro pike 10. $4,000. .-i5
AIR CONDITIONER. 1853 Gibson. ~
Regular 1910 95. now $500 Factory
sealed cartons Also other famous
makes Reduced for clearance MIL
FORD, INC. 604 P st. NV MA
Evening star., 1953-08-13
GIRLS. 18 no 26

IIhIO, 10 10 70
Travel Calf. Auto transp. paid; i'm
med. cash drawing acct. Circ. sales.
Aver. SIS -wkly. up (comm. -bonusl !.
See MR.. MASON. Cairo Hotel. 8
ANIL p.m., 10 pm. Don't phonel
Evening star., 1953-08-13

Credit Investigator
Young lady with nice phone person.
ality tn work for national finance
iIiH1r Appiy NJ. 4sH G1aike. Associate Se Dis
COUNT CORP. EX. 3-s460. Ii
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored. part time;
Call bet. am. and 1890 am, 4:30
pm: to $50 pm. RA. 3.6699.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white: exper.;
uniforms supplied; closed SUNDAYS
cations. NATIONAL DRud CO.,
l00G Conn. ave. NV. -18.
INSURANCE, young lady; exper.. in
casualty, policy writing and under
writing. Salary commensurate with
qualifications. ME. 8-0460. -15
NSuRANCE feIn UNDERWRITERS, 3ccsI down
please cali MA. 8-S917.
MANAGER for small guest house. in
exch. for light housekeeping room.
SPpsirS Exper refs. ~ AID: S S,S@9s. and p.
exper, nee; profit.sharing plan plus
salary. Box 1898, Star. -13
MEDICAL TECHNlClAN wanted for
work in small hospital For details
write supt;; CITY HOSPITAL. Mar
NURSE. practical, white; NOT over So
pvt sanitarium. nearby Md. OIL.
2-7307. ia
NURSE, graduate, white: for work in
hospital admitting ONCE, hrs, g.
1890 o.m. Apply administrator,
pocToRs, HosP1TAL, 1918 Eye
NURSE, white. age 25-40; live in or
ont: references. co. 5-4754. 10
OFFICE CLERK, 44-hour week,
liberal company benefits. including
group ins.. hosp. ms, and company
discount. Good starting salary.
Apply in person to WESTERN AUTO
SUPPLY CO., S217 Georgia avenue.
Silver Spring. Nd, 8 am. to 9 pm.
Evening star., 1953-08-13
AIR CONDITIONER

CLOSE-OUT
New 1883 air conditioners at cost!
i2-H.P. GE
Was S329,95. Now S245.42
h-H.P. Philco
Was 1919 95, Now S215.97
Snip. Philco
Was S399.95, Now S262.19
A-H.P. Mitchell
Was S379.95. Now S251.47
A-HP.. Frigidaire
Was S413.95, Now S27b.7o
b-H.P. Frigidaire
Was S249.95, Now S171.e4
h-H.P. Burnham tcasement)
Was S329.95. Now S21s.47
These units are new. In sealed car.
tons. 5-year guarantee.
STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY GO
Open Ewes TIL . la
Evening star., 1953-08-13
KITCHEN
REMODEI.ING

Steel and wood in colors Birch.
maple and knotty pine. Get our
FREE estimates and FREE planning
service. Liberal terms. 36 months
to pay.
MILLER BLDG. SUPPLY co.
KITCHEN CENTER, HU. 3-664O
1715 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Evening star., 1953-08-13

Calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
se4o GEoRG1A AVE. NV.
rU. 2-2727 RA. 3-76Os
BABY BED and mattress and springs
BABY BED, wax birch; kroil ad,
Unstable; Simmons innerspring mat
tress; excel. cond. Nursery chair
BHBS aIsS sat cARRI3I "a, ISeeSi Golfers a fray
rss$ P5ss; psS $sS: "a, IL 7;sfsss Is nj
play pens, scales. etc. New and
used. bought and sold. rented and
240O Columbia pike. ia. 7-S572.
IA: 2-s502 Trade good. used, out
s,,I grown baby furn: for new bsby
BATHHTUBs. i buiit!in ts type. soSsa;s Ssas; basins
Lee hwy. Key Bridge. jA' $500
BED, dble. mattress, springs S35
Wing chair, SIS. Stroller, So. Din
thl. chairs. rugs. Moving. AP. 1918
BED, double. springs and mattres,
fSonpless; ao' pses77o' excellent condition; az $50
antique finish. nice cond.; $500. RA.
BEDRM. SET, s-pc, black walnut: $50
Other misc. furniture. OIL. 1852
BENDIx. home automatic: $50: goot
condition. 10. 2-O925 after 6. --l2
BICYCLE. girls 24-in.. $50 or beSi
offer OIL. 2-0509.
BOOKS, new law, D. C. Appeals. D. C.
Digest; $3.50. Corpus JuriS Secun.
dunn. $SS5. Six-pc. bedrm. suite
$3.50 Din. rm. set. RA. 6-2441 Ia
set of OicfOrial refer
ence books for collectors or contest
lobbyists. S125 or best offer. Call
MRS. BROWN. ia. .5-5S49.
SET; chrome. black and
white. Living rm. suite, 2 chairs.
coffee table, end tables and lamps.
KI. S-9862. any time after $40. Ia
BRICK. face or common new: ont
or a million. Open Saturdays
ALASKA COAL & BRICK CO., MA
S-5SS5. OF. 4-73n0
Evening star., 1953-08-13

AdditionS-HouSe Repairs
Painting, papering, plastering. Free
estimates. ReaS. WO 6-7160 l6s
Evening star., 1953-08-13
HELP DOMESTIC Cont,
MAINTENANCE MAN
AND
HOUSEMAN
Apply
ALBAN TOWERS

o1UU MASS. ave. NV.
MAID, general housework and cook;
adult family: $3.50 Wk. Call be-
tween l1-2. City refs. RA. 6-6045.
LOVELY FURN. APT. to exper. cple.,
wife to do cooking, laundry and as
SiSt in g.h.w. for small adult family.
Man to take care of lawn. Salary
open. Ma. S-7403. IA
Evening star., 1953-08-13
STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position: .5-day, 40-hour
week. Pleasant, working conditions.
surance and hospitalization plan;
Retirement plan; Apply e11 PEOPLES "a
DRUG STORES EMPLOYMENT OF
FICE, ~ P st. ne.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-Relief
switchboard and telephone answer
ing; experienced. handicapped pre-:
good references. Apply GOODWILL
INDUSTRIES. 1918 New Hampshire
ave. NV. (21st and M sts,. n.w.l, 8
to 10 am, Monday through Friday.
- Full-time permanent
position with local business school.
for young woman, to teach typing.
3-20S6, for appointment.
TEACHER-Able to drive, resident, II
possible. sumner months, possibly
longer. OIL. 2-9S73. Ia
hand; go to 35 preferred: exper.
Apply WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL,
3fSth st., at Woodley rd. NV. is