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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-15
Sports World Finds 1t Hard
To Believe Babe Is Finished
By WILL cRIMsL EY

NEW YORK tR---ltS hard for the
sports world to cnaceive that Babe
DidriksOn Zaharias may never
wham another golf ball or may
never compete in another athletic
event
The supple, sinewy daughter of
Norwegian immigrant, now seri-
ously III in Beaumont, Tex, has
become the national symbol Of fe-
male thletic excellence-ac-
claimed the greatest woman ath.
lete who ever lived.
When in February, 1850, the ma
tons sports writer's were polled
BY the Associated Press on the
outstanding athletes d the century,
the Women's division was a rum
away for tie fabulous Texan.
Like port wine the older get
the better / get, jokingly re-
marked Mrs. Zaharias at the time,
warning she also planned to be
the best athlete OF the second half.
century She is now 80.
Not even rom mems ranks has
anyone risen to challenge the Babe
for the diversity Of her achieve.
ments.
As tall. raw.bcned girl Of IS,
she set worlds rscorGs in the jave-
lin and SO.meter hurdles in the
1882 Olympics at Los Angles. She
also won the high jump with
record leap but was disqualified
for diving head.first over the bar.
A three-event limit kept her out of
the sprints and 0road jump.
She was twice All,smerica as a
basketball forward. tar Of the ma
tional champion Dallas team, and
was home run slagger on
women's amateur baseball nine.
In a tournament at Jersey City in
1880 she rifled i baseball 296 feet
while fans gaped. She once scored
LOG points in a basketball game.
She took the mound for the st.
Louis Cardinals in an exhibition
game against the Brooklyn
Dodgers. She donned football suit
and worked out with Southern
Methodist University al Dallas. i'm.
pressing onlookers with her left
footed kicking.
Possessed of remarkable muscu.
lar coordination. the Texas pheno-
neon also shonc ii swimming,
diving. bowling. fencing, lacrosse.
billiards and cven boxing before
turning FUN time 10 GOLF.
Ii 1881 a Sensationalist arranged
. boxing bout between the Babe
and the late Young Striking s
brother. but the match never came
off.
"I've decided 10 give Up boxing :
Miss Didrikson said II the time,
I'm going To be 4 lady now. I'm
Is. sou know :
The hSe-toos six, powerfully built
Babe shot 4 IS .ue first round Of
.gOI she ever played. She was Ia
the iow SOS wishin 4 month. In
her first tournament she won med
aiist hoaors with I u. That was
1854
Able % osithit her wpmen rivals
100 to 80 yards eli the tee, she
swept through IL straight tnurna.
merits in 1876. IN 1851 shc became
the first American u SIN she Brit.
lsh Amateur wonens title.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-15
Sports Mirror

~ Tire Askeclased Press
TODAY A YEAR AGo-The be.
trcit He'd Wings defeated the Mont.
resi- Canadiens. 80. C become the
first team ever ID win the Stanley
Cup in eight games without defeat.
FINE YEARS AGO-l0hn Nj,
ehelosen MAS appointed head foot,
hall coach Of the Pittsburgh Steel.
erx.
TEN YEARS AGO Transports
lion difficulties forced Delaware
Park 10 abandon the faks racing
season.
TWENTY YEARS ASO-The
University q WaSAington made j
clean sweep IN ghs Colleke regatta
over California sad UcE.A ii Los
Angeles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-15

of the Ieo.Ooe amateurs a. its
mcmherx.
The league regards itseE a.
Spokesman Tor amateurs IN this
eoansxy. idensifes Itself ~ strict.
.ly Of. by and ser Amateurs IL
nancomnserelsI and has 20 stock.
holsserx Menhers a TIE leagne
ARE eMners % sAe erxanlsssian
and AZ rs mnghlg naaxa2aae
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-15
FATHER AVENCES
Loss By son

DENVERR les Shumate
struck > blow for she elder gensra.
ton IS wei - winning ne regoaal
A.A.U. hsndbaa title Al the
Y.MCA.
AlseF his son, Rsux Shumage. 10.
had lost threeSet match Is Dr.
tendlng chAmpiua goAa Campbell,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-15

Shnmsse TIE next day disposed 81
campAell "a straight sess. MO.
ais
SAaRate SAYS he still can heaa
his ss'n woxs * tAe tine hgt Rasx
. gcstiEg better every year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-15

Joe Aheock. new FIRST haseman
Tor she Rosson Braves. was born
u Coashatta. L.. ard stu makes
bis home there.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-15

Americas Lea~ae ampire BIN
MeGowan i staring bis assh
year as an arhiseg ID the nanAor
circuit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-15

James A. Buck Freeman, as
sistant basketball coach at the
University of North Carolina, is
a former head coach at scranton
IU.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-15

susscalsE 70 THE ctTuEA
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-25
Miss Dorothy Brock
Becomes Bride of
DR.. Herbert Leighton

The Bethel Methodist Church was
the setting for summer wedding
at O'Clock Sunday when Miss
Dorothy Louise Brock. daughter of
Mrs Mabel c. Brock, Mt Lake
Park, became the bride of Herbert
c. Leighton of Oakland The Rev.
Randall Prince performed the
double ring ceremony before the
altar decorated with mock orange,
standards Of lilies and carnations,
palms and white tapers in seven
branch candelabra.
A program of nuptial music and
the traditional wedding marches
were played by Mrs, Gordon Mealy,
organist She accompanied Mr.. Jay
Bell who sang Through The
Years" and Mrs. Jay Bell, who
sang 20 Perfect Love"
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her brother, Richard
Brock, wore a ballerina length
gown of white embroidered or
CANDY Her veil of bridal illusion
fell from matching cap of en-
broidcrcd organdy. Her only jew
elry was strand Of pearls, a gift
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-25

of red rosebuds.
After July l DR.. and Mrs. Leigh
ton will reside at 233 East Uni
versity Parkway. Baltimore.
Out of town guests at the we'd
ding included Mr.. and Mrs. w Day
MuIlineX and son William, Silver
Spring; Mr. and Mrs Charles II,
McIntire, KcnsinGton; F. p. Houck,
Mr.. and Mrs. James limbaugh,
DR. and Mrs. A. j MallamO, Mrs.
Harry Leaf, all of Fairmont; Mrs.
Oliver Smouse and daughter Mary
Lee. Clarksburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
win Scaggs and Miss Frances
Scaggs. Laurel; Miss Elizabeth
LangfOrd. Baltimore; Mrs. Lyle
Wilson, Mrs. Lillian Keys, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Wolford all of Key
ser; Mrs. Robert See and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, of Cavetown, Md:
Mrs Curtis Martin, Washington, ID.
C.; Mrs. James FISK, Orlando, Fla;
Mr. and Mrs T. l.. Richards, Cum
berland Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Smith,
Charleston, w. Va; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Brock, Middlebury,
VT
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Leighton were
hosts at a rehearsal dinner Satur-
day evening at the Mt Lake Hotel,
honoring the bridal party Other
guests included Rev. and Mrs. Ran
dali Prince, Rev and Mrs. w. S.
Patterson, Mrs Gordon Mealy Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Bell, Mrs. II. V.
Leighton, Mrs Mabel Brock MIR
and Mrs. w. Day MullincX, Glenn
r. Randol and Mr.. and Mrs. T. l..
Richards.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-25

Nina Virginia Lohr, grade 2, Oak
land elementary; has B. S. degree
Frostburg.
Merritt ~ Pope, Jr., vocational
agriculture, Southern; has B. S.
degree from University of Mary
land and has been teaching in Bal
timore county.
Mrs. Louise NJ. Pope, grade l,
Crellin school; graduate of Kansas
State Teachers college and Uni
versity of Maryland; from Balti-
more county schools.
Rebecca Teets, grades 2 and 3
at Loeb Lynn school, has A. b. de-
gree from Salem college.
Mrs. Margaret Pratt, to Board
of Education as assistant to finan-
cial secretary.
Alton c. Zimmerman, Latin and
Core instructor, transferred from
Northern to Southern High
Leila Zimmerman, from Sccre-
tary to Board of Education, to sec
rotary, Southern High
Kathleen Layman. from Johnson
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-25

of the groom. A colonial bouquet
of white roses and lavender and
white sweet peas completed her
costume.
Her attendants wore ballerina
length gowns of white organdy
with matching stoles. Miss Edith
Brock was maid of honor for her
sister. Her gown was white over
yellow The bridesmaids, Miss Ruth
Richards, of Cumberland, and Miss
Charmainc Johnson, of keyscr,
wore white gowns over pastel
green. All had head bands of laven-
der sweet peas and carried colonial
bouquets of lavender sweet peas
and yellow roses.
Richard F. Leighton served as
his brothers best man. The ushers
were Edward Stephenson, cousin
of the groom, and Lawrence Brock.
brother of the bride.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception was held in the
social room of the church. Mrs.
Charles H. McIntire presided at
the punch bowl Mrs. w. Day Null
lineX poured coffee and Miss
Frances Scaggs and Miss Nell Lee
served the wedding cake.
Following the reception the
couple left for a trip through the
Smoky Mountains. For travelling,
the bride wore light gray suit
with navy accessories and a corsagc
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-25
to Finzel school.

to Finzel school
Too late for board action was a
letter announcing the resignation
of Miss LaNell Agee, core, South
ern High, who is going to Della
ware.
r. Bowen Hardesty county SUI
perintendent of schools, said that
few vacancies remain to be filled
in the county at the present time.
The vacancies include: grade l,
and 3, Johnson school; grade 2, 3
in Kitzmiller school, driver educa-
ton, science and math instructor,
Northern High; Industrial Arts,
Northern High; Latin, Core, North
ern High; vocal music, Southern
High; core, Southern High
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-25
DR.. ]. S. Collins
New Principal
AT Southern High

Continued From Page One)
School; a graduate of Frostburg
Teachers college, now assigned to
grade four.
James Edward Blake vocational
agriculture at Northern High; has
B. S degree from West Virginia
University, MorgantoWn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-25

Mr., Hardesty said he and the
newly appointed principal we're in
terViewing some of the instructors
at Southern, relative to appoint
ment as administrative assistant.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-25

keting in Indo-China which might
develop into major scandal.
Evening star., 1953-08-11
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1913 KENYON N.w.-Two pleasant
rms. rms, utils.. linens furn. s65. co.
DGPoNT AREA-2o1e N st. NV nv
Lge: master rm., Frigidaire, h. plate,
next bath. $40 wk. DU. 1858.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Very lge. Ink.
rm.. refsr., SKI closet, q semiefici-
snGy RA. 3-4S07: .--13
comb. and kitchen. 2413 18th ST..
NV. at Columbia rd. RA. 8-0277.
3O6 7th ST. N.E.-Rm.. kitchenette.
Frigidaire, sink and stove, $40 wk'
235 Sth ST. .NE.-One rm.. Frigid-
aire and sink. stove. 81 so week.
1910 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Bsmt.
light Housekeeping rna., Frigidaire,
pvt. entr. DU. 7-22S4. Ia
2I41 ST. N.W.-Air foam studio;
refgr., clock radio. TV; pvt. en-
trance, shower. 5 windows; 2 or 8
persons; $l5-S20. Small rm.; SO.
41s IS Sc slOGsT; 81; s.w.-1s.. ,rm.: -tS iarn
walking distance to downtown; So
week. NE. S-5O96. lie
4i9 9Th ST. S.W.-Bed- -liv. rm. and
kit, furn. complete, utilS.; nr. car
line; infant allowed; walking dis
tsp lance too to downtown: S12.50 wk.
5000 QUE ST. N.W.-Light housekeep.
ing ing rms; attractiyely furn. conv
NICE, fcSansP Wsn0HSS ED dec aeSla attrse stu!
dio rm., hot plate, refgr.. express
bus: $40 wk. RA. 3-946S. IA
1924 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Pleasant
ro9m; 9omn;z Running water. Fan. NO.
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APTs. FURNIsHED-D. c.

/ for 8 adults. $116: also 1 for
HOTEL 24OO--1 and . 6edrm. apts.
FRzRcis KAN 8 sooTT aa5HTp KEY HorE1-one
furn.. air-conditioned apt: tub and
2 people, full hotel services, no time
limit 900 Goth st. NV. MA S-5426
and up See RES. MGR. after s m
1904 " ST. Nw.-cool, clean. conift.
tlcn; ! and : rm efics. See MGR
EMBASSY sECTIoN-New air-cond.
furn.: linen. Silver. china. etc: secy.
sery. 1475 Euclid st. NV. HU.
BOILING Boiling VIEW APIS. completely
turn ,1-bedroom, garden-type apt,
nts cdaE sUns sUn Fsd and ldc navy S
Yd. HARRY PoREsTsKY g. SONS
Mr.. 1 GE0RGIA I'd AVE. and oaliatin
NV bedrms, kit tiled shower.
liv.. rm:, on 1st A.: S125 per mo-.
nS and ee a utI ides Sfpass foa or sqs qsnes
spIe. with child. Cali Ii. 4-0567 or
cE2RfDGE La n1t a3O HOTEL, $50 Conn. ma ave.
n.w;--Liv. rm.; bedrm., kit, dinette
h sRa BATH s1fnSS s fDfs S0ts sP0@i seiyds f9d
Phone NE. s-3935. III
14th AND X SITS. N.w.-Bedrm., liv.
rm., kit, bath; air cond.: nice new
furniture. Call ST. 3-4567 wkdys.'
coELG1MB1A L ROAD. 17e4-a bed
rms. Spacious, clean, home-like
apt for nice. sober adults. See
sssS ssasaSpafksAIN KANSAS Ngsitsin AVE. N.w.-Bedrm.
aNa aVf aSftnins 6ath $40 for rOSm e. $4 n for
2 APTs.gNr. 9th and Farragut sts
NV. Downstairs in bsmt.. Of p
family house. 500 mo. Upstairs
Va. days; y - phone H. L. HORIZON
s26 A ST. S.E.-Entire second floor.
large liv, rm., bedrm. and Kitchen.
private bath. refgr., all outside rms:
nicely furn.. adults; Ss5 mo. Ii.
|DGP9SSHfi CIKCLE-Embassy row: two
bedrms.,, liy. rm;, Kit. bath. $l30'
COM. AND KALoRAMA D.-cool.
cheerful I:-T;o. GSmD fTrn r1sSSorbaSod 1sH SSs
2O15 KaIorama I'd. NV, CO. 6-9722
CONN AVE. VIC, 25Oe woodley I'd.
Undesirable bedrm., liv. rm.. kit.
b.. conv. transp.: S100. AID. 1885.
705 8th ST. S.E.,. Apt. 1-2 large
rms, kit. and bath; nicely furn.; In
apt. BLDG; 20 min. downtown. Ii
GA. AND NEW HAMPsHIRE-Lse.
dble. bedrm., liv. rm..- kit, share
bath: good transp. RA. 3-4S07.
EMBASSY sECTIoN-New air-cond.
bldg. elegant apt. for 2; S116.5Q:
utils. incl: secy. serv. l745 Euclid
ST.: NV. HU, 3-3402. III
TAKOMA PARK, mr. Carroll ave. bus.
Two bedrns.. liv. rm., kit. bath.
porch; $50 per mo-. utils. incl: refs
required JU. 9-S169. Ill
ave. NV, Apt 1-Everything furn.
except linens. Me. $4,000. ia.
IF YOU are looking for a furn. apt.
/ have q beautiful one. 1918 Down
DEsIRABhE ns s. Lfv. " RM.. i bedrn., aai Kit.
and bath: duplex in residential NV.
Conv. transp.; sos. incl. utils. RA-
NV N1WV0oAaPiT APT. BLDG.-2 bedrms., iiv,
rrn diInstts; I,s,,; esssho, esssh, shower; e;dssieS sisaS 81
Evening star., 1953-08-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CHILD CARE and Inv; girl, colored
desires fullstims Job; days wk
G.H.W.-Woman desires days work
or by the week. Dependable, ef-
ficient; local references. 10. 2-4S56,
L.H.w.. CHILD CARE. free to stay
some nights; by reliable colorec
woman: refs. Ii. 6-7173.
GIRL desires day work, experienced
COLORED GIRL would like to have
some days, e. work; excel. ref. Cal
GIRL, colored. wants work by the
week or day; child care included
GIRL. colored, desires job as maid
live out or child care; reference; ST
CoIoRED LADY would like E.h.w.
) days wk. or days work up tC
Thursday. DI. 7-337S.
GIRL, colored. desires R.h.w.. full OF
part time; exper. and ref. Call RE
CoL0RED WOMAN would like day
work, getting dinners in the eve
ningS; good refs. LU. 2-7S49.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. o
child care: live in or out. RE
7-3507.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

AIREDALE PUPPIES tthe best OF all
the terriers, 10. extra fine, strong,
big boned; Axe reg: male, SIS:
female, $50; sire and dam can be
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPlES, Axe
reg: reg; black. chaampion, stock, II
"ks- old; S25-S35. EN-. 2-0015.
OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOG PUPPIES,
one male and one female: born
Easter; Axe; very reasonable to
good homes. JE. 2-82s4.
PS0DLEs CSonn ST. Min, Axe: Imported
DALMATIAN PUPPY, 4 mos, Cham.
ppion ppeg pl9od 1o line; 6s;o beaut. show dog;
FRENCH POODLE PUPPY-15 wks.,
%aIe; SiaG IA miniat9Te; ataGs1 black. purebFed
DAL%ATfAN', ia 'isIffi FUPP1Es-e wks. MlS Old;
males and females. OIL. 2-4409.
sIAMEsE SEAL POINT KIrTENS-
l-yr. -old female; beautiful mark
tngs; excel. pet; reasonable. After
GERMAN NJ sHEPHERD iaPi Mal ftiso PUPS. beauti.
d1 fully y, msrssd; Sssd;; Axe reg. HE. 4-752s
GER. SHEP. PUPS, Axe reg; beau.
tiful; excel, disposition; reas. Ma
o-~ooo' EAt' d. LIZ. 4-ooO4 aItei
COLLIE PUPS. 3 mos, males, golden
beauties. full VIII. markings; Axe;
excel. ped; strictly 1-family dogs;
ENGLIsH SPRINGER SPANIEL PUP
4 mos ch. sired. Axe, black and
white; loves children. OIL. 2-21O7.
COOKERS; little mistakes; others;
reasonable. Persian kittens. ch.
sired: regis. show stock: S35. UN
ENG. SPRINGER SPANIEL, ? 5 H2s.
male, black and white, Axe reg. /;
1924. Ia
KITTENS (3): 9 weeks old; very
cute and playful; will give away.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER - Cocker
Spaniel mixture; 5 wks. old: S15-
$25. JU. 9-5517.
CE,CKER ,Cnd SPAMlELS .5,u 3, femals'
6-4365, Ia
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

REFINED lady will share conf. 2.
bedrm. apt. with another lady; NV
carline. co. 5-7744. Ext. 113 South
DUPONT CIRCLE vicinity; man tc
share cool, modern completely furn
GJ 2I6edTm IIT apt with another man
YOUNG LADY to share Groom base.
ment apartment with another lady
GESrGEMEN M rs Ffs0pFs saARE fatsF 4sG SseheO
bedroom apartment: all conyeniences
1-BEDRM. APT. to share with / other
your nn girl g5rkodG1 i21@ R st. NV. Apt
pS0ns SR0ns AD. iD5dy y4-saS6 !S6G further 2 details
LADY will share lovely apt. with an
other lady: vicinity Pentagon. Navy
,HI1TED HnIsX; oV 9 prEIN4n. 37S2n7. c,p,s - s,.-,
decor: w furn.; Christian "h home; s )
buslines 'at door, S67. ia. 9-4991,
INGRAHAM, 18th N.w.-Rms.; bath;
lge,. pch.; exclusive use kit, morn,
night. 2 empl. per. pref. RA. 3-7724
ALEX, furn apt. for girl to share
transp. XII. S-565S, IA
OPPORTUNITY; ma
ture woman will share beaut. 3-rm.
apt. in NV. air-cond: bldg, with
cultured lady. DU. 1892.
WANTED refined girl to share apt.
with 2 other girls: nr. Dupont Crcl.;
S35. DI. 7-5424 after pm. Ill
COUPLE wants to share 2-bedrm. apt.
with another couple; N. Arlington:
reas. Call IA. 5-754S. Ill
GIRL to share lovely one-bedrm. apt.
with one other girl. Call JEANNE
one NG' orr or Two CATHOLIC GIRLS,
between the ages of ,?3-30, to share
lovely apt. with other girls. CO.
5-7200. Ext. PA, after 6 pm
to share 2-bedrm. apt.
with another man: $50 mo-. incl.
phone. Conv. transp. AP. 7-2766,
coLoRED3D9s5 DH; oUEBEC-Beaut. ige.
front rm., spacious closets: l lady
to share with refined widow. RA
COLoORRiED-ATTRACTIvE, YOuNG
COLORED GIRL to share apt with
another girl; privileges; $35 per
girl to
share 5-rm. furn. apt. with one
other girl. $40; all privils. LU.
2-712S. -17
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TWO. GIRLS for double rm.; one girl
single rm.; home privileges. $50 and
ROOM FOR EMPLOYED COUPLE OR
MEN. Good tranSp private home;
kit. privils. If desired. ia, 4-O9S8
LOVELY LARGE SLEEPING RM., In
pvt. home in Bethesda: near navy
medical hospital and NH: blk.
from bus. OIL. 4-S090. Iii
ROOM WITH KIT. PRIVIL. If desired:
Business lady only; conv. to bus and
shopping IA. S-6404. Ia
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ROOMS EuRN.-Mp. 6 Va.

- Bedrm.. nicely furn.,
lge.. next bath; conv. to all transp.
ia. 4-1S73. IL
ARLINGTON - Attractive rm., adj.
bath. phone, twin beds. in newly
Z to 81 pm, JE. 4-o13s. -13
Arlington SOL or 2. twin, good
home and pvt, near Pentagon
ia. S-2622 after 8 pm. IA
NICE RIM. next to bath In pvt. home;
reas,. cow to D. G. and Pentagon,
shopping center, thesteT; refs. de-
sired; prefer settlement. II. e-1o99.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

UOOsNhS W.
17T7 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Nice rm. In
small apt. house. share bath with
1S.s Ss Eye; Eye sT.2ciean. So H; quiet rms in
excel. location, 50 per wk. MRS.
GARPs; r.! Re 7-e09l: Ia
"a Psar sOiss;s. 0iss; "a block from Ga. ,i ave-
DuPoST CIRCLE -. Clean comfort
able rms. tastefully dec. attr lounge,
rec; hall. ping-pong., TV. friendly
PAIL 294ALL4H HOUSE. 1923 N st, NV. gu'
1885 N. II. AVE. NV. ''The Pana-
manian" = Nice: clean single rm.;
former err, embassy; $3.50 wk. k.-14 A.,
nhs Rasst sa9gls sSss Te.ty T@s with
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOM.
with pvt. bath, for married couple or
elderly gentleman. TU. 2-5294.
1908 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Lge. redec.
men or ladies; 81 each person. one
IN fGE. STATELY MANsIoN-Has
avail. for discriminating gentlemen,
several spacious studio rms, beau
fSy aFh sss $500 e ssS sSS o rSFn Day S msd mHs
service. parking facilities. breakfast
avail; 10 Minis. downtown. AID.
CONN. AND KALORAMA RD.-Cool
cheerful; dble., sgle. rooms; maid
service. 2O15 Kalorama rd.. co.
ACROSS FROM sTATLER, zoos
service; $45 mo. NE. $3.50: Ill
HARVARD ST. NV, mr.. 10th
Clean, comfortable 2nd-n, rm. for
refined lady: ref. REQ. CO. 5-7S1S.
18th ST. NV, 33O9-Newly dec
GRATED; running water; quiet for
1921 18th ST. N.W.-Clean. single
rm.. maid serv.. 81 week; rnn. dble.
bed. run. water. $40. HU. 3-e676.
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F11 11C-OOCO
Also used bathtubS sinks. radiators.
structural steel angles and channels.
WASHINGTON RAG & BAG co.
215 l. st. S.w. Phone DI. 7-S007
PLUMBING SUPPLIES. new and used
sinks. toilet sets, soil pipe. ACE
gTI LINK Co. Gs', 92@O Georgia ave. NV
POOL TABLES t3). Brunswick sub
way regulation tables; Al condi-
ton: reasonable. Call RE. 7-91
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living is
built around yUur refrigerator You
live better II YOU have the best. we
models. Only q down. Cab LA
REFRfGERAToRs: gas: all sizes;
installation. PEERLESS SALES CO..
2237 Ga. ave. DE. 2-5566.
REFRIGERATORS; used; large as
sortment from $40 up. Some with
1-year guarantees. Time payments
FREDERICKS. 1905 14th st: NV:
REFRIGERATOR-Zenith, 7-cu.-ft:
very good cond., $40: call 1908
st. ne, Apt. 4. Ii. 1882. Ia
REFGR.-KELVINATOR, new 1858
IL Gu. it.. auto. defrost; cost $3.50;
sacr.. S295 cash. JU. S-9797. .-15
f. seryel; SaSSao gas; sacrifice for $50
REFRIGER2ToR; Frigidaire; with
30 lb. freezer compartment. Like
new S125. TIE. R-e6S1. -12
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcont. /,

COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w.. foun.
tain, maid work; neat appearances
experienced. LII. 4-6715.
'COLORED NURSEMAID, days and
light housework. Empl. people: ref
WOMAN, coiored wants days work
or part-time job. AID. 2-9346.
COLORED WOMAN, experienced
wishes days work; references. Ii,
COLORED GIRL wants work; 5 days;
exper. with children. Ii. 3-4656.
Evening star., 1953-08-11
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.t.

I23 I1th ST. N.E.-Large. well-furn
rm.; running water; grill privils. !
1927 10Th ST. N.E.-Comfortable
corner room in quiet, refined home.
$50 mo. Gentleman. LA. 6-6615.
15O r. 1. AVE. NE, Apt. Single
rm., pvt. entr.. phone, on st. park
Ssg Ing; bus At ,G door Ad9o 70 min downtHEn' fS
LARGE AND 1 SMALL
ROOM. Prefer men. AL privileges
COL Gi ioREb2NIcELY o5RRiE1bSoNIcELY FURN. RIM. in
pvt. horne for employed person
Home privileges. Ii. 7-220O. --l3
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

NURSE, practical. white; ready for
duty, 8. 10 or IL hrs; will live in
or travel: no nursery home dutS'
NTRRsRS AVAILABLE, reliable, exper.,
;maternity convalescent; day. night:
NURSE COMPANION. housekeeper.
prefer elders; go anywhere Phone
SECRETARY, IL yrs exper. steno-
tsRins lava yapd o cepper all 9se Ge
Govt. agencies; meeting public; neat
appearances; minimum salary $50
weekly; downtown loc. Box 51-R,
sFCYR.-sTENo., divers. exper., efic.;
temp. full or part time. MONT
GOMERY. DE. 2-9S15 after 10 am.
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE, 27
months training. desires work for
WAITRESS. coiored. desires evening
w9rk; 1 sxPSEis9;sd. SEisp e Call Ho. @-lI4S' y.
RETIRED LADY desires position
exper. Box 113-s. Star. .-12
GIRLS (2), colored, desire card punch
operator, RECEIPT. in doctors ONCE
work, General once work; child care
GIRL, light colored, wishes job as
elevator and PIX operator or light
cleaning. part time in mornings
No. 2-2157 until 4 pm. 13'
GIRL-Colored, desires waitress work,
g.h W. or maid; days wk. Ii. B.
CSS1MffAN1oN. mature woman of col
lege BACKGROUND to refined elderly
person. In exchange for room and
board. pocket money. EN-. 3-S79S.
CoLoRED. PRACTICAL NURSE de.
sires maternity or child care. in
fant to 8 yrs, refs. CO. 5-1516.
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KITCHEN
REMODELING

Steel and wood in colors. Birch,
maple and knotty pine. Get our
FREE estimates and FREE planning
service. Liberal terms. 80 months
TO pay,
MILLER BLDG. SUPPLY CO.
KITCHEN CENTER, Hu. 3-664O
1715 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.