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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-20

five weeks after publication in
America to head best seller lists
and library favorites all over the
United States.
The following list of What
America is reading" will serve to
show local readers whether or not
they are as in style on this point
as they are clotheswise. The 20
fiction and non-fiction titles are
the current national favorites to
be found in the Carver and College
Park branches Of the Jackson Pub
lie Library. A star indicates that
the book, presently on order, may
come in any day.
Costain, The Silver Chalice;
Peale/ The Power Of Positive
Thinking; *Mason, Golden Admi-
raj; *Uris, Battle Cry; Steinbeck.
East Of Eden; Keyes, Steamboat
Gothis; Bankhead, Tallulah; spill
lips, Second Happiest Day; Mar
shall, A Man Called Peter; Wouk,
Game Mutiny; Du Marier, Kiss Me
Again Stranger; Murrow, This /
Believe; Ellison, Invisible Man;
Ferber, The Giant; Street, Velvet
Doublet; Drawings, Sojourner;
Slaughter, The Galileans; *Wright,
Outsider; *Herzog, Annapurna;
*Merton, Sign Of Jonas; Randall
Mary Lincoln.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-20

was contractor and builder by
trade, Green Grove Baptist Church
of Belzoni, and the girls dormi-
tory of Natchez College are two
of his structures.
Funeral services were held at
New Zion A. M. E. Church Tuesday
May 26, 200 o'clock, and consisted
of the following:
Music rendered by the Sharpe
Studio Chorus.
Scripture by Rev. Joe Thurman,
Prayer by Rev. T. C. Jones.
Remarks as follows: Twelve
years work as Public School Trus-
tee, Rev. c.. B. Polk; GAS A Neigh
bor," Mrs. Mary L. Green; GAS An
Elk Member" Elk. R. Willie Wilkes.
Vocal Duet, death Is Only A
Dream" Mesdames York and Rush.
Obituary, Mrs. LOWE Jones; Ac-
'5nowledgement of Condolences,
Mrs. Emma Moore.
Solo, 1.-The Great White Thorne,"
Mrs. Augusta P. Slaughter.
Eulogy, Rev. M. J. Sailing,
Greenwood, Miss.
His survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Grace Gregory Sharpe, three
children, Mrs. Ernestine Sharpe
Hargrove, Reginald T., and Thomas
Sharpe, three grandchildren and
two nieces.
Pallbearers were Willie Wilkes,
ALI Burns, Fred Myles and Irving
Blandon
Honorary pallbearers were Mes
SIS. L. c. Gates, Willie Harris, c..
H. Clinton, Jacob Thomas, Herbert
Garrison, Jerry Thomas.
Interment was in Green Grove
Cemetery.
Johnson's Funeral Home in
charge.
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scented with AZ delegates, three Of
winch were representative of Mar
ION County = Mrs. Ruby Watts
Coleman, homemsking teacher n
the Marion County TRAINING.
School; Shevley Stennis. a senior
homemaking student of Columbia
and Sarah Pittman, a senior in tbo
hampton Vocational School.
Emphasis in this conference was
on learning and practicing lead
ershlp method; improving human
relations, finding different WAYS in
which MIA can work together,
more effectively; and promoting,
interest in evaluating personal
growth.
Speakers for the conference were
Doctors Bernice NJ. and Henry E.
Moore of the University of Texas:
DR.. John Keltner, professor Of
speech, University of Oklahoma.
Representatives of the U. S.
Office OF Education serving as con-
sultants for the programs were
Miss Edna Amidm, Chief of Home
Economic Education Service; Miss
Margaret Scruggs, National Ad-
wiser n. H. A.; Miss Alta Lee, pro
gram specialist, Home Economies
Education Section; Mrs. Elizabeth
Rogg, editor Of Chatterbox, a
national magazine of MIA; and
Mrs. Zxlema P. Price, Consultant
for NEA.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-20
Name For Joe Louis
Song Worth $50 Bond

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -
Bandleader Buddy Johnson an
nounced this week that he's giving
$50 Defense Bond to the person
who sends him the best title for a
tune which he's written in honor
of ex-heavyweight champion Joe
Louis.
Johnson's band will be the must
cal attraction on a gigantic show
that will feature the ex-champ and
singer Ruth Brown. Some years
ago he immortalized another sports
figure when he composed "Did You
See Jackie Robinson Hit That
BALI, which attained top ratings
IN the nations jukeboxes.
With the music already COM
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-20

Batten, Barton, Durstine and Os-
born; John Crichton, Executive Ed
itor, Advertising Age; John Scott
Zones, Ben Sonnenberg Agency;
Clyde Hunt, Advertising Manager,
New York Amsterdam News; Peter
Richardson, Advertising Manager,
The New York Age-Defender; Mil
ton Mayer, Advertising Represent
ative, New York Age-Defender;
and Milton Abramson, Metropoli
tan New York Manager, Seagrams
Distillers Corp.
The final panel will take place
at 3 PM, discussing the topic:
What Can Advertising and Public
Relations Do To Advance Social
and nter-Group Progress ?" The
chairman will be Guichard Paris,
Director of Public Relations, Ma
tional Urban League, and other
participants will be David Jacob
son, Director of Public Relations,
CHS Television; Miss Wilma Dobie,
Ben Sonnenberg Agency; Moss H.
Hendrix, Public Relations Counsel,
Coca Cola Company; Paul Schef
fels, Ben Sonnenberg Agency; Miss
Constance Curtis, Public Relations
Counsel; Peter Fischer, Assistant
to the Manager, Press Information,
CHS Radio; Philip Sterling, In
Charge of Special Projects, Press
Information, CHS Radio; and Mrs.
Sadye J. Williams, Public Rela
tons Counsel.
Saturdays sessions will be free
to the public.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-20
"Desiree" Is Carver
Library Latest
Invitation To Readers

Readers who want the latest and
most popular books will be pleased
to know that 'Desiree" by Anne
marie Selinko is at the Carver Ii
brary. "Desiree" is "a fabulous
historical novel that is sweeping
the Western World Already
Number One on Best Seller lists in
three languages eagerly await
ed by hundreds of thousands in
England, France, Holland, Sweden.
Italy, Finland and the Argentine"
"Desiree" swept upwards in
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-20
David P. Sharpe
Buried Tuesday

BELZONI, Miss, June Is -
(SpeciaD-D. P. Sharpe, a resident
of Belzoni since 1905 passed away
at his home Friday, May %, at
900 D. m. after several years OF
illness. He was S5 years old. He
had been a member of New Zion
A. M. E. Church for more than
forty years, and served his church
as Violinist of the Church choir,
Glass Leader and Chairman of the
Trustee Board. Also served as
trustee of the Belzoni Public school
for twelve years, and was an Elk,
member of Hill Lodge No. 811. He
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-20

posed he said that all that is needed
for the public to do is to send their
titles on postcard to him in care
of the Gale Agency, 48 West 48th
Street, New York City before July
10th. The variety show hits the
road on July 18th and will perform
IN the nations top ball parks,
arenas and civic auditoriums.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-20

DR.. BENJAMIN f. MAYS, At
lanta, Ga, President, Morehouse
College, minister, educator, author
and world traveller, will be guest
speaker Friday night, June 26, on
Booker T. Washington Night"
during Baptist Congress meet in
18th Armory, Brooklyn, n. Y. DIR.
Mays represented the United States
at the Oxford Conference on the
church, community and state, Ok
ford University, England, 1897.
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munity Coordinator; Henry Mao,
Editor, Chinese. Nationalist Daily;
John c. Twitty, City Editor, New
York Amsterdam News; Julio Gar
ION, Editor, Spanish Daily La
Prensa; Gene Rea, Advertising
Manager, II Progresso Italo- Amer
icano; Allan Mcmillan, feature col
Evening star., 1953-04-29
SITUATIONS WOMEN

exper.. wants washing
and ironing or rough work; pick up
and deliver. HO. 2-3631.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white; exper :;
refined professional appearance and
manner. patient, kind. desires per-
manent night duty, B hrs; q days
wk.; room, board and $l75 q mo
STRESS colored, exper.; plus
good recon-. desires alteration work
in cleaners. Ii. 1929.
exper., wishes po-
sition in Arlington. Shorthand 100
w.p.m.; typ, so w.p.m. IA. 7-6921.
WOMAN-experience manage or as.
siSt in motel. guest home; small
town or resort. Box 293-D, Star
YOUNG LADY desires Job as stock
gEirl. sessmstress. file clerk or nursing
GOVT. EMGPLOYE wants part-time
position: eyes: Sat.--wk. of May. 4.
Box 319-D, Star. ls
YOUNG COLORED GIRL. high school
grad. desires Job in Office or retail
store, or as dental tech. Call Ii
BY NATURE acknowledgements. ex.
per. legal engr. const.. law student
Box 315-D, Star.
AREA-Loving care fol
Goi fe5ldl 4-dsp4. 5sIl time in private %P home
BUSINESS ABILITY-Good saleslady
age 81, desires Saturday. Sunda,
work. Call co. 5-SS73 after pm
Evening star., 1953-04-29
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcon..

ks1srsSe kpseSE csssn aaS fa f;p'Fe1 sso4s 4ss'D..rs
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
Sssf u. sEis ssssrs ESTIMATES y k
PSiSTiNG-1nt.rior amin and exterior;
lst-class work at sensible prices.
Free estimates. Ia. 9-4O40. go
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
free estimate. LU. 4-1656. LU.
PAINFTilNiG, ROOF REPAIRrNGNsce.
ment and carpenter work. No lob
t1o small; Call CHARLES THOMAS,
PAINTING. paper hanging. reliable
white MECHANICS, prompt service.
MR.. RIDENOUR. DU. 1898. %
PAINTING, int. ext; paperins; sig
KL s.S54o: ADMIRAL DEC PIG pig
PAINTING. PAPERING - First-class
workmanship; work done immediate
y: Mr.. POAT, RA. 3-5643. A.
PAINTING, PAPERING; interior, ex-
terror. For est, call JU 5-4219 be.
fore 3; JU. 9-4771 after 8. a
PAINTING - Interior and exterior
papering plastering. floor scraping
neat, clean work; low prices. Cali
PAINTING-Interior and exterior
Best materials used in all work;
pure linseed oil in all outside work
also Kem-Toning of walls and cell
ings.' A. r. COLLIER. Ii. 3-51O6
Evening star., 1953-04-29

HOSTESS. SO pm. daily; salary plus
dinner. Apply in person after 5 pm,
KUSHNER'S SEA FOOD RESTAU-
RANT. 8523 Piney Branch rd.. Silver
INfEhkiGENT YOUNG LADY. white.
to learn switchboard and assist with
clerical work in auto dealer ofice.
No experience necessary. Apply in
person only, 1929 Champlain st. NV.
LHBoRAToRY s RAaISS TECHNIC1AN-Medi-
cal area. full or part time: excel.
hours and salary. RE. 7-14O0. Ext.
LUNCH CoUNTER-Neat: some ex-
euired. uf ABBY stftU at once. e'i8SeS No phone
calls. s. S. KREsGE co. 720 TN
MAID for Bethesda specially store.
hsass . eggIy II RST;S6 o e Me- Ma ME Wt
MXRkER MARI s'"esHHi AND "ci "cciHEcKER-small
hand laundry; must be exper:; good
salary; steady work. 3912 18th ST.
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN. or R. N.
Eood W S hours; eApeg top saIsry; good 0s typ!
ing essential. 10. $1,000. IS
NURSE, white, T. n. or prac., or med
ical secty. for doctors office, Penn.
ave; Sc; approx. 80 hrs. per Tk.
NURSES AIDE, White. for relief work.
work and Tues. night; zoe hr,: good
recommendations. RA. 3-157S. 80
OFFICE CLERK for payroll. switch
board relief and gen, once work;
some typing: 40-hr., 5-day wk. with
id 4 V'sa,Gn Sfste 'na 0'hsF Rspfts fss
sprgr Nd. JU. 9-4O5O. 80
Evening star., 1953-04-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored. wishes housework
child care or nightwork. Ii. 4-7437
GIRL. colored, ironer and cleaner
deSsss deSiEss s'h'"' 2 days week; 30! D1
HoUsEKEEPER. white. refined. wishei
daily dany In exchange quiet home. Bo,
LADY. colored, desires days work
Ref. Ii. 6-92S0.
LADY desires job: excel. cook. g.h.w.
good worker; likes chill; willing, hon
s6; eSt; I've e; n; on wk.. S36 per wk
DHx Sdm. 64sE dsi{ + i9r szs5 eh1lS5sn in liceRss'
EXPERIENCED WOMAN wants par
time or 3 days; references. RIA
COLORED. experienced woman. de
Sires domestic work; city references
good cook. NO. 1896.
COLORED GIRLS want day work
Monday through Friday. DI. 7-5971
COLORED LADY, desires E.h.w.
%slesning; %sS rs ) s;dsy wk.; Mon. TJS.ss: j..
COLoRED WOMAN desires 5oda!
week, general housework; will taxi
care of children. Ii. 7-4967.
COLORED WOMAN wants work a,
maid. cleaning cafeteria or hote
work. AID. 4-4517.
COLORED WOMAN, exper. cook
cleaner. laundress. desires morning
work. DE. 2-1975.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
HUGO WORCH

Exclusive Piano and Organ Sales
925 G st. NV Established 1879
OUTBOARD MOTOR, Firestone, ga
1885 + st. NV. Elk. 3-7O13. 80
PIANOS. BENCHES, So; four small
uprts.. Knsbe, Kimball. others. $t25
UP. Five grands. sseinway. Baldwin'
SSEfsAkTl sl cor Ssoys1. :Rsr *. amer In stst
592S from 9:30 to $50. 3O'
PIANO, Mason and Hamlin upright.
mahogany; good condition.; reason
abs Call Oh I;,,,,i 41173oh 80 ho..rv rr.t.v
console. French design: $3.50. Cail
PfANo, H so; M.iodisrand. 500. We need
the space. Ewes, OIL. 2-S71s. Day.
RE $4,000. Ext. 1924. "a
PIANO, q small upright: Tom Thumb
deIv. iv. cAMPsELL Music CO. Ii0s
PIANO. steinway. rebuilt, spinet
Ttyls; ,,,c real ,,r,s2r hsrsain 1soo a. s55G.
PIANO. schulze. apt. srand. Ma
hogany finish; in excellent condi-
ton. $685.. KITS. 1880 @ st.
Piano. steinway upright: rebuilt and
Te1lnlSneQ IN lSL ClASS COuu.s ~
only $685.; this is real bargain for
the one who appreciates a fine toned
instrument. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.,
11Oa g st. NV. DI. 7:6464. .
PIANO, spinet, new. S449: greatly re-
duced from 5000: full keyboard: To-
". factory guarantee; bench 70
match free. RATNER'S MUSIC
STORE. 736 18th st. NV. Il
PIANO, grand, Knabe, walnut. This
fne piano Is in new cond. Cash or
terms IA. 2-3512. -3
PiANO-SteinWay console; like new.
excel. cond.; nlahog: hntshi early
Amer. design. Call DI 7.S475 for
appt before 8 pm. any day ,ex-
PfANosMNew IAN sN spinets. made BY Es-
tey. fineSt tonAl quality. EXQUISITE
stylinE: S465. Tegulariy S675.
PIANOS-Jordan's Silver Spring store
at 9532 Georsia ave. lat MontEom-
cry Hills) has . complete selection
Of pianos. new and used. Full Key
board models at S3a5 and $425.
Phone JU. 5-l105. Open 1890 to
q pm. at night Park on lot. In
PIANOS. new new famous make. fun
Keyboard spinet; regular S645. now
S475. DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900. G.
ct. NV. -
Evening star., 1953-04-29
SITUATIONS MEN (cont.)

PHARMACIST, reg. Ia Va. and Nd,
25 years experience. available. Boz
RETIRED GSao1vT, EMPLoYE. full I q,
part time; active, dependable, IA.
miliar with all phases of accounting
and record keeping; best Of refer
ence. Apply Box Bid, Star. .
FORMER d. C. POLICEMAN desire,
work as clerk or similar Job meet.
ing public; evenings preferred; sal.
ARK ary c!s%s seG%SndaTy. S4Ny Boy Sl7-D; Star.
ssIso exner r,hi;c ~; ~ yesrt
chandising, sales promotions, seeks
position with future and oppor
Box Bad. Star.
YOUNG FAMILY MAN. college. varied
exper., high caliber; consider all
permanent offers. DU. 7-0156.
COLLEGE GRAD. cartoonist, prefers
comm. art, Consider anything with
future except selling. WO. 6-130l
Evening star., 1953-04-29
HELP-WoMEN

FORMER TEACHER preferred fol
responsible position with opportunity
to learn interesting business; gooe
ability. Write Box 274-E. Star.
EXPERIENCED LIBRARY TECHN.
CIAN-Temp. empl. with nationa
organization; 5-day wk.. 8 to 4:30
Call RA. 6-6513 for appt. Il
60. part time hrs
serving AVON'S regular customers
earn $50 mo-; best openings now
SIOO MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses given to yon as bonus. just
show Fashion Frocks to friends
No canvassing, investment or ex,
perience necessary. FASHION
FROCKS, Dept. L-S5SS. Cincinnati
Evening star., 1953-04-29

GIVE-AWAY PRICES
We have moved to new and larger
quarters All appliances from the
old location will be sold at tremen.
dous reductions
Hundreds of appliances, large anc
day. Washers. ironers. dryers. re.
frigerators, ranges, freeZers. tele.
visions. vacuum cleaners. many
more. Come early for best Selec-
tions. Bring your checkbook. You
will want to use. It. This H. your
problem for . fraction Of the orig.
inal cost. Don't pass 1t by. Call OF
OPEN WEEKDAYS, Q TILL
SATURDAY. 8 TILL 8
CASH OR TERMS
SILVER SPRING GAS b ELEC. CO
$50 Bonifant st. JU. S-S03S
Evening star., 1953-04-29
RECEPTIONIST

For pleasant, permanent position In
modern NV. apt. bldg. Experience
and knowledge of secretarial switch
boar necessary. Hours, Ali pm
Apply In person to resident mgr,
ave n NJ Il
Evening star., 1953-04-29

FURnN..sUphol. chair. $40; settee,
Y. Fioor lamp. So. Dishes. S12.
table, Q chairs, sis;
3 unfin chests. $35 for all. AID. f.
FURN.-French camel-back sofa, an
tique ivory cocktail and end tables
with inlaid tops; other liv. rm. furn.,
etc. Beautiful 10-pc. mahog. Duncan
Phyfe din. rm. suite, French walnut
bedrm. suite (5 pcSO; lamps, etc.
must safrifice all beautiful house
furniture. TU. @-4200 between 9:3C
FURN. bed. maple desk
lounge chair. chest, table, Victorian
love seat and chair; porch screens
end tables, rocker. record cabinet
dining set, China cabinet. ONCE desk
nle cabinet and chair, book shelves
crochet 6edspread. EN-. 3-7s93.
Gas cond HANGEi S.n e. IN IMssiestic. in peri
GAS RANGES. 36". oven, broiier,
control: perfect cond.; S34.95. AT
hANTIC: S07 v st. NV. NO. 7-3921
Oh; coal and wood ranges ACME
GxS GSxTovE, MOL lQl1 7th NV. MA; s-S952
ss$s ssssiesSn eeSrsia a7e sEAbEss bE. s-s5sasL saLEs
GOLF CLUBS, set Of q; Croydon
irons, z B. Jones woods; bag; also
HOLLYWOOD BED, full size. good
condition; price, S25. NO. 1920.
HOSPITAL BED. IKE new; adjustable;
$35. GICHNER SURPLUS. 25I3 M
st. n W, Elk. 3-3527.
1RONER, Easy. 26-in., roller type. in
cabinet. dual heat control peri.
cond.: bargain, S45. KE. 7-16lS.
IRoNER: new GE portable: $50. CAN
UN. 4-7647.
IRONER, table top de luxe mangle
2 good buy at $50. In good condi-
Evening star., 1953-04-29

HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

CLERK, knowl. Bookkeeping, typing
Local Country Club. RIM. and board
optional. For appointment call Mr.
Barrett, OIL. 4-3700. 80
COUNTER CLERK in neighborhood
luncheonette; 1880 am. to $3.50 pm
Apply METCALFS, 1OI2O Colesville
rd., Silver Spring, Md. JU. 9-9725
Evening star., 1953-04-29
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS For SALE

WE OIL TOP ROAD, driveways anc
etc. Very reasonable. 10. 9-9045
Evening star., 1953-04-29
HELP WOMEN tcont.)

CLERK.TYPIsT. under 35, small Of
tions; eood future: for the better.
tnan-SyerSgS girl Salary open. Suite
~SlA, 1870 ~ Y. ave. NV. -,
CLERk-TYPIST, part time, either
morning or afternoon; S1.50 hr
r. c. ALLEN BUSINESS MACHINES,
INC, 1900 L Ut. NV.
CLERK.TYP1sT, for insurance Of
nee; 6-day wk.; perm. position
Victor BIDS. ia 9th 1t. NV. SSs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES worl
in trade association ONCE at l6tt
and l. stS. NV. SHAW. E4. 3-3776,
CLERK-TYPIST, white; typing in.
voices. answering phone, Ming
steady position. 3746 10th st. ne
CLERK-TYPIST-Perm. position; air.
cond. once. must be steady and re.
liable. Call Xxx. 3-6109. Il
CLERK-TYPISTS-We have openings
for several clerk-typiStS under 81
in our home once. Typins speed
not. important; Our employees work
8 days q week from $50 am. tc
4:45 pm. Monday through Friday
Vacation and sick leave benefits
Non-profit cafeteria. II you would
like to work with congenial people
in a pleasant atmosphere, won't you
come in and see US? Apply per-
sonnel ONCE. Room 300, S16 4th
st. NV. 80
Evening star., 1953-04-29
BABY FURNITURE

Cribs. reg. S24.a5, now S19.95: mat
earTieees, reg. $ai.Ss. now now $1s.as;
strollers. reg. .S1O.95. now SS.95
Free delivery. GARY'S JUVENII,E
Evening star., 1953-04-29
LuMRER

LUMBER
Flooring suitable for subflooring OF
sheathlng, $25 per M, Also gooc
stock of used oak flooring, priced
right to move.
Ace Wrecking Co. LU. 4-O5OO
Evening star., 1953-04-29
PRINTING PRESS
MTn,TTT.JTH

RADIO O-PHONOGRAPH, Aeolisn con.
:, A, M. +, M, mahogany, with
classical and popular rccords: total
cost. $500; priced for immed, sails
at $50. KE. 7-l9S1.
RADIO EQUIP.-Hallicrafte sx-42
receiver with speaker, complete set
OF Nv test equip; Call XII. S-4266
Evening star., 1953-04-29

PORCHES FINISHED
Extra rms. with jalousies and knottv
pine. NO money down, 2 yrs, to paw.
RA 6.4905. III r-HfilS o.
Evening star., 1953-04-29

PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Call MIR.
BECKETT, AID. 2-0930.
PLASTERING = Cement finishing,
reasonable rates. First-class work.
manship., Cali DE. 2-lO9I. a
PLASTERING, carpentry. waterproof
ing, Stucco. Skilled white mechan-
les. Prompt reliable service. CO.
5-43S9, HU. 3-6561. a
PLASTERING, new or old, repair
work done: imm: seEv.; york euar,
PLASTERING, patchwork a speciality;
white. mechanic; good service; rea-
sonable. TU. 2-0171. %
PLASTERING REPAIRS, old and new
work, lge. and small jobs; reas
rates. work guaranteed. JU. 9-4l54.
REFRIGERATORs, air conditioners
Repairs and services. all makes
ROOFING-All types; cutters. spouts
carpentry and painting. No money
THOMAS. WA. 1882.
SERVICE and sales on washing ma
chimes and dryers; fast economical
and courteous service: liberal trade
sEWING MACHINES REPAIRED, in
your own home; any make; work
guaranteed l yr.; S4. No machine,
for sale. Call MR.. HAWKINS, ST
3-6622 after pm 30
Evening star., 1953-04-29
APPLIANCES

SILVER SPRING GAS b ELEc. Ct
$50 Bonifant st. JU. S-S03
Evening star., 1953-04-29
MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont J
BABY CARRIAGE, bassinette, bath
inette: Reasonable. Call AID. l-C1 az

BABY CARRIAGE, bassinette, bath
inette; reasonable. Call AID. 4-ols7
BABY CRIBS. $1s.e5; mattresses,
ES sxfis sxss Dr1sfs %aRRHSTsh L sSTs 'uys y5S
Cedar st. NV. ia. 9-154O. Open
daily. Q till /; Thursday night, 6
BABY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
new mothers. before buying any
advance IN babv furniture. Il
BABY. FURNITURE = Wonda- Chair
complete, good condition; $40 or
best oner. IA. 1888. -29
BABY FURNITURE-Cribs, chif-
jsrobes. high chairs, carriages. etc
.ented and exchanged. Also children's
duced prices. "GooD AS NEW"
SHOP; 2400 Columbia pike. Ariing-
.on. ia 7-S57:5 ia. o-S5oe -2a
BABY FURNITURE
tresses, reg. Sill. .S5, now now sa.s5; IDS
stroliers. reg. $iO.95. now SS.S5'
Open til . Mon. Wed. and Fri
PpTes pTSi delivery; GARY's JUVENILE
BASINS, SINKS, BATHTUBs, built.
so5e NJ st. NV. No. 7-Ssos. S' 0s
BED lsinglel, spring, mattress and
BED, Simmons sofa. Hide-A-Bed;
gray. Sl70; used approx 8 times.
Phone AID. 4-O227, Thursday.
BEDS (2). springs and new mattress;
A!So dresser. Can be seen at 1850
montgomery ave.. Bethesda. Md, OIL.
BEDS, practically new HOLLYWOOD
style headboard. twin size, Koylon
foam rubber mattresses; cost S475,
UU1h U1h sacrif1ce sJd6 for half price. Cali
BEDS, GOVT. SURPLUS
Solid oak single and double bed
Width Hoiaseod aS dnfSssddss'si Seds si4sss ssss-tf9ss t9si
mattress: 30-inch width roilaWay
beds, S19;95; oak dinette tables
$7;S6: solid maple 4-drawer chest
SsrSS.sse, SsrrSS 81, NV: y * .EAE& aess7&4: 4 SON. 4'4
BEDRM. SUITE, single. $40; compl
chair. $50; other pieces. make cfIer
AR: 4-1s37 before 3. AD. 4-557C
BEDsPREAD - crocheted pineapp,,
double beadspread, $35 or best offer
LU. 2-55l6 during the day. Il
BINOCULARS pr. each Carl Zeiss
SKA Sx3O - and md. sx24' 2racticslly, new
BRicK0Approx. ifef . ADJ; 100000, second econ
quality NEW BRICK, for sale cheap
| For details, call ia, o-45OO. 20
Evening star., 1953-04-29

ORGAN. electric. Estey Jr: like new;
$1e0. New Formica 3G'. 8 it,, COM
plete with stainless steel trim. red,
$40, 10 Studio couch $26' VA
ORGANS-We have several real val
ueS in models suitable for homes OF
small churches. ST. 3-9400. JOR-
DAMS. corner 18th and G sts. NV
Evening star., 1953-04-29

sat-thread fxtuFes H e0RPe5 BIocSs' sas' sSss; TSs;
N ST NV. NO. 7-7S03 WA. 7-55OI.
POCKET and billiard table supplies.
POKER tables and game equipment.
Ia6ie tennis tables and accessories.
SUPPLY CO.. $40 9th st. NV. Di,
Evening star., 1953-04-29
STONE WALLS
Fla OctOnn TnrracnS

Flagstone Terraces
Walks. chimneys, fireplaces. cement
driveways, porches; retaining walls
Rockville. Md. Phone Poplar 2-35SS
TELEVISION SERVICING. including
RA. 6-l475 o. ia. 9-73S2. Il
TV SERVICE, 8 am. to 10 p.m.,
Sc. area 10. 3-l611. -
UPHOLSTERING, by contract. P. o.
Box 1929 Columbia Hts. Wash,
EXPERT REPAIRING and complete
overhaul all musical instruments
Instrument department.. DYNAMIC
MUSIC, 1900 G st NV. ST. 3-5345
your porch now Phone. MIR. TAY-
LOR. evenings, JU. 6-3942.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
EMPLOYED PEOPLE

(WHITE OR COLORED)
Who would like to earn at least
500 per wk. or more In their spare
time selling direct to customers on
a no-money-d down easy-term oasis.
Phone MR. GORMAN. ME S-I363.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
AELP-.WoMEN
PIX OPERATOR

Alert young lady, exper. in switch:
board work. Also some typing and
to Mrs. Strauss, MAJOR MASTER
PIECES, INC, oil 7th st. NV,