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Evening star., 1953-08-03

Many hosteSSes over the week
end in choosing appropriate
flowers for their parties could
have settled for orange blossoms.
1t seemed to be a time for brides
elect and their f1ances to be in
the limelight at social gather
ingS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E. Hide
brand entertained at a cocktail
party yesterday in honor of Miss
Alice Freer and Mr.. Ramiro
Luis Penaherrera whose wedding
is coming up in a few short
weeks. This gathering took place
at the hosts Wesley Heights
residence from to z and there
were about so guests.
Miss Freer was also honored
at luncheon and shower today
given by Miss Garnett Williams.
It took place at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington B.
Williams, parents of the hostess.
Among the guests were the
Misses Lark Curtis, Joan Baker,
Andrea Macdonald, Sandra
Cowan, Joan O'Neill, Mariana
Moran. Linda Learnard, Dana
Dewey. Peggy Osborn, Barbara
Lee Denton. Perry Durant and
Janet Bowie. Also present were
Mrs. Robert E. Freer, mother of
the bride-to-be; Mrs. Olive Per-
kins. aunt Of Mr.. Penaherrera,
and Mrs. Richmond Brooks.
Former Ambassadors Son
Mr.. Penaherrera is the son of
DR.. LiuS Antonio Penaherrera,
former Ecuadorian Ambassador
to the United States and Prime
Minister Of Ecuador and Sonora
de Penaherrera. Mr.. Hildebrand
is close friend of Mrs. Freer's,
both of them coming originally
from Boston.
Mrs. Hildebrand was assisted
by her daughter, Miss Melissa
Hildebrand who is a student at
Mount Vernon Seminary. She
will make her debut a year from
next Christmas.
Among the guests was Senorita
Elena Proper de Callejon,
daughter of the Spanish Minister
and Sonora de Proper de CAL
lejon. News of this family is
that they will leave Washington
Wednesday for a two-monthS'
vacation. They will sail on the
lie de France for France and
Spain.
Other Guests
Others expected with their
escorts were the Misses Peggy
Osborn, Andrea Macdonald,
ThereSe Toffte, Mariana Moran,
Joan Carson, Sandra Cowan,
Patricia Devereux, Lark Curtis
and Mary Gail Buchanan.
Still more were Garnett Will
liams, Betsy Miller, Carol Bing-
ham. Emily Tribble, Sue Eakin,
Perry Durant, Joan O'Neill, Dana
Dewey, Judy Hogentogler, Joan
Ann Baker, Linda Learnard and
Janet Bowie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildebrand and
their daughter will leave the
middle of the month for a vaca-
ton in Jaffrey, New Hampshire.
Breakfast Get Together
Another party yesterday which
was given for future newlywedS
was the breakfast of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale Miller. Their party
was for Miss Marian Sue Wilson
and Mr.. Robert Lyle who will
be married on the 18th. The
bride-elect is the daughter of
Texas Representative and Mrs.
J. Frank Wilson.
The noon party took place in
the Chinese Room of the May
flower Hotel and the approx
mately 80 guests were split evenly
between young friends of the
fyUn 011ocfz nF hoVoa1 ooI o1na
Evening star., 1953-08-03
By Katharine M. Brooks

IndoneSian Ambassador Ali
SaStroamidiojo has been made
Premier OF his country and with
Nine. Sastroamidjojo is ex-
pected to leave shortly to return
to Indonesia. The Ambassador
got back in Washington only re-
Gently from Canada, where he
went to present his credentials
as chief of his country's diplo-
matte mission in the Dominion.
The Ambassador is the first
diplomatic representative of his
country, having come in Feb
ruary 1880 The republic is only
three and half years old. He
was a political leader even be-
before the establishment of the
republic, and his selection as
Premier gives proof that his alb
Sence in the United States has
not leSsened his popularity at
home.
The retiring Ambassador and
Nine. Sastroamidjojo purchased
Ruthven, the place at 270O Til
den street where they have lived
for two years. It first was occu-
pied by former Attorney General
Homer A. Cummings when he
was in the Cabinet, and after
the death there of Mrs. Cum
mings it was sold to the late
former Secretary Of Commerce
and Mrs. Daniel C. Roper.
Choncery in Walsh House
More recently the Ambassador
negotiated the purchase of the
house at 1920 Massachusetts,
avenue built by the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. This he
has restored as nearly as pos
sible to its original elaborate
and beautiful interior and there
the chancery is established.
The Ambassador and Nine.
Sastroamidjojo will be greatly
missed in Washington, for they
have made a very wide circle of
personal friends as we'll as many
for their far-off country. Both
Evening star., 1953-08-03
-southall Photo.

On August / the University of
Maryland Chapel was the scene
of the marriage of Miss Joan
Harmon and Mr.. William E..
Gable of Baltimore. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton E. Harmon of Silver
Spring, Md.
A reception was held at the
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity
house in College Park, Md. The
couple will be at home in Balti-
more, Md. after a wedding trip
to the Pocono Mountains in
Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1953-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Orleans
of this city have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Har-
olyn, to DR.. Stanley 1. Wolf, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wolf. The
ceremony was held at the Shore
ham Hotel recently with Rabbi
David Panitz officiating.
The couple have returned from
their wedding trip to Bermuda.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-23
Given Award AS
Outstanding Auto
Dealer Fifth Year


At a dinner meeting last Ihufs
day night, April 1G, at the Mary
Livengood Tourist home. Grants.
,.;no -, ,,b;,b III ,bo on,nIovo. 81
+La 1tn+,, eo,.,.;no Co,,na,,. wan,
guests " ii'' wy "o' INCL ~ VI
dent, the latter was presented the
four letter award for outstanding
nerfo,manee bv ne Tord Motor
Companv for the fifth consecutive
wear
The award SIGNIFIES the follow
inc: finances sound. MANAGEMENT
efficient. spirit always competitive,
and facilities completely modern.
G. O. Simmons. district sales
manager. of the Pittsburgh branch.
made the presentation and made
special mention of the fact that The
Motor Service Company was one
of the twelve dealerships out of a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-23
Red Oak-F airview


Morning Worship service at Fair
view was in charge Of Rev. Ross
Speicher. pastor.
Tho e p : = oroun ~ Fair.
,,;.,,. r,a+ ~, h,a.J.,'. ay,oni,,i. ~
tbc .bn,l, =, nocl,ao. .l,nnlia'. rS,.
S,,c;aS d;.t.,lmt ti.'5' '' ''''''' '''
~ w. '
MGgeA-end @hd sunday visitor 5
o. Mt 2h,i WIS, roy Ei923S were
Nh ana WIS honofI LIDS ana
C2GG4let' wv" GII L, ,,!i bop
en-" Sandfa rTro' - NlpT'' Nora
HnHl'hef a'iI Nlf' ,'Ild 9lrS' iiGrsGlei
[''npS' o. pctrolt; Aif' ana imno N r.
l'a1rE pueEIoN' OF NIlzll1Illrr VI !;
snd Mrs D3ugiaS " 9rdfooe !, ana
IaihIIH ana "'rIe''e @'Iops' % bal-
II'lIore'
Mr. and airs. Floyd Gordon nave
returned to their home from Glove
land. Ohio.
NJ. and Mrs. William Bittinger
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gauntz, of Meyersdale,
Pa. ON Saturday.
Mrs. Shirley Ann Stahl and
Patty Lewis visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Lewis one day this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Rembold
and children visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Clark, Sunday.
Sunday visitors of the Frank
Blambles were Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Onderdonk and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Feather and daugh-
teis and Ray Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morcland, of
Bismarck, W. Va, have recently
moved to their new home, formerly
the Grant Burgess farm.
Walter Cooper visited his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Brown Cooper,
on Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Ross Speicher and
daughter, Iva KATHRYN. were Sun
day dinner guests of Mrs. Rosetta
Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvey Richie and
daughters and Mrs. Claude Sim
mons and son, Paul, were Sunday
visitors of the Lee Ritchies.
Mrs. S. B. Cooper and son, Boyd,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gibbs
Sunday afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests of the
William Bittingers were Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Biggs and son, Rus
sell, Miss Alice Knots and Mrs.
Isabel Alternately.
Mrs. Dorothy Moon and daugh-
tiers, of Mt. Lake Park, visited the
Frank Blambles Wednesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Burns and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-23
With Our Men
In The Service

Successfully completing the
course of instruction through the
United States Armed Forces Insti-
tute in Dairy Farming at Madison,
Wise, was Russell P. Sanders. avi-
alton electricians mate airman, u.
S. n, son or Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
P. Sanders, of Route >, Oakland.
Sanders is serving at the L s.
Naval Air Station, Hutchinson,
kans.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-23
McHENRY

NJ, ,,,I NT,., p,,I cn,,o,-o o,,-l
HIM A. anu a i 'u' 4" ta ,a "l''
o m,IT bo o, it;no ro If wy
''', "ei' '9'l'''S ''''' ~
Mt. ana MIS- lafeerce LeaS'Ife'
OF McheeSport' "a; Mr; ana Mrs.
Carl Harvey and chIldfen', MIS-.
Adele McIntWe, ct Oakland: ar;
and Mrs Walter Bowman visited
Mrs. Nesta McSpadden one evening
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Glotfeltv
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-23

and Mrs. Wade Carr Sunday at Mt.
Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bland and
Miss Virginia Kershner visited Mrs.
Katie Glotfeltv Friday evening.
Ms. Oscar Savage and sons visited
Mrs. Glotfelty Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. J. Ferguson
and son visited MIS- Ferguson's
brother, Everett Fearer. of Key
ser, w. Va, Sunday. Mr.. Fearer is
very ill.
The following guests were
present at the birthday dinner for
Maurice Glotfeltv Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. |. Wright:
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Burkholder and
two sons, Brandonville, w. Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rodeheaver,
Mrs. Hattie Glotfelty, Oakland.
Other guests in the afternoon were
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-23
Safe Trash Burner

Here's how one farmer made a
safe, but very effective incinerator
for trash and rubbish: He used an
ordinary 50-gallon steel drum, and
cut the top from one end. -Four small
holes were punched along the rim at
the bottom of the other end to serve
as a rainwater drain. A half dozen
larger, Y inch holes We're punched
six to eight inches above the bottom
for a draft. It'll burn rubbish fast,
but he keeps a sheet of metal for
the top to shut off the flames-in
case the fire burns too fiercely.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-23

Ernest Smeve Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bittinger
attended the funeral Of Carl Fike
Friday afternoon at Eglon.
David Knots, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Knots, is i'll at his
home with measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blamble and
family visited the William Bit
fingers Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burgess and
family. of Red Greek, W. Va, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. John Moreland
on,SmdaV.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-23

Bandits took $83.770 from q
Georgia bank
Evening star., 1953-11-08

On the first lop of her trip. Potri
q relative Of her ombossodorshiF
friends on the steps of the Motto
THRILLS, adventure, ro-
l. nance!
Blond, l5-year-old Patricia
Jean Ferguson in four months
found more excitement in
those three words than most
people find in a lifetime.
Pat recently returned from
Portugal and its largest col
ony, Angola Portuguese West
Africa. During that time
she travelled nearly $4,000
Evening star., 1953-05-20
ROBINSON LUMBER co.

70 money down. SO mos. to pay
1899 Kenilworth ave. ne. LU.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
DOMESTIC

COoK-G.H.w.-Live in; Thurs. and
$40 week. oL. 2-i165. @2i
COOK AND G.H.W., colored, 25 to 35
yrs; live in; recent local refs:
Tn Thurs. osTy every other Sun. off. $50:
COOK 1 oSi5ti AND G.H.w., white. to i've i've in.
Must have references. Pvt. rm. and
adults. Bethesda area. Phi. oL.
COOK oS, ooSS,.H.w.. experienced; recent fo To-
at The Westchester. Phone, after
3 pm. WO. 6-7371.
COOK. frst-fioor work; 1st class,
S125. EN-. 2-22S6. 80
COOK K-G.H,W.-No laundry; live out;
Thurs Thur and and. Sun, of; sac l. start; M
Apt: on busiine. EN-. aoS54e. w2i
G.H. w., care of 2 school-age children;
3 days, 10 to 6; Arlington Forest;
health certificate and recent refs.
required. ia. 7-2755. 81
G.H.w:-Colored settled woman;
live in; references necessary. Wo.
G.H.W.-Live in; pvt. upstairs rm.,
seashore for summer, Exper. and
references. RA; 6-s61O: -24
cdoEiny care Of tWn Shidren Plsn
5-day wk.. sit one night: Refs. and
health card required. JU. 6-3301.
G.H.w.-car. for small child, white;
iIEe gE in s4PSS PSt r E1t O9sfd 9sS small salary
G.H.W: COOK, for q good JOB; live
q q children: refs: EM. S.sS$s. GMSs ~
G.H.W.- GOOD PLAIN COOK-Live
u H9se fsis Ea s5 Is ssSo e vi. @o'5 h'Ss
G. n G$'HaiiWN.-cooK-Exper.; H. 2 children:
live in; 51a-day wk.: local ref;
$35 wki Call Oh: 4-553O: -22
bath; : Children. II and is; refs.
RoTsEkEEFER, HSGs go 50 to 20. live in.
dren; both parents physicians; re-
cent loeal refs. req. Write . Box
LADY, white. to live in or out; care
for infant, cook evening meal. Lu.
MAID 66-G.H.w.-cookine exper.; 5h
have nave references. Gail RA. s-5$sS.
MAID. for Dupont Circle roominR
ho house; S-aoss sal; ss6 mo- Phone msr''
MAID, colored. to do g.h.w.: have
other help; live in: must have ref
erences. WO. $3.50. -26
WOMAN-Live in. cook plain meals:
keep house for crippled lady; no
laun. 1910 A st. ne, Ii. 4-6595.
GOOD HOME for permanent house
keeper; live in; empl. cple., 2 small
children. ME, S-2329 after s. 80
WHITE GIRL. between 5000, to care
for invalid child; permanent. Live
In; references. WO. 6-2195 "a
j. w. WOOD, Silver Spring, Md,
-Iu. 1-6447 after 6 pm.
SS5 .WK., for pleasant and exper.
cook -housekeeper, to live in; 8 chill
dren (school ase); every Thurs. of
and every other Sun. EN-. 3-0353.
DO. YOU WANT A GOOD JOB
G.h.w. cooking; $40 wk.; live in;
51s days; refs. required. Must like
children. OIL. 4-1632.
DEPENDABLE colored woman: vic.
Atlantic t. Sc; g.h.w., 1880, 5
days, sit. / night; SIS and fare
LADY DEsiRED-Live in
as Of the family, in exchange for
child care. Call LU. 2-4596. pa
Evening star., 1953-05-20

PIANOS - Baldwin. Acrosonic,. spfne1
an. console models. Designed. built
and guaranteed by Baldwin. EQutp.
action Wide variety case designs
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcz
Evening star., 1953-05-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN

GIRL. colored. desires Job as elevator
operator; expeE. Refs, AID. 2-4174.
GRADUATE NURSE, shorthand. typ
enees. Box 270-G. Star. 21s
SECY.-STENO., efic., reliable, ii yrs
sxper;. van wants perm. full-time pos.
TYPiNG Al HOME. or your once;
electric Typewriter; expert stencil
cutting. shorthand. RA. 6-4SsS.
NEAT COLORED GIRL wants part-
time lob for 4 days. Ii. 1896.
YOUNG LADY wishes. full-time inte-
rior and window display work; exper.
Call OIL: 6-6536. after 5. --22
WHITE WOMAN, 40. desires position
as doctors assistant. companion;
Inv; or typing to be done at home.
Also exper. clerk-typist and switch
board operator. RA. 6-92S0.
|COLORED GIRL desires work as dry
cleaning clerk, store maid, file clerk
c,6, Or mes GmnsSssengsT1 ME. S-4303.. 21'
ofice, work; tipping included, no
shorthand. CO. 5-7949.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
SITUATIONS MEN

CARPENTER, AL: available at once;
has full equipment. TU. 2-3255.
elk. OR cLK.-TYPIsr. colored. de-
sires day or night work, exper., refs,
reliable person. LU. 2-S5S6. 20"
DRIVER-PORTER, colored: expert
enced; dependable: II: 7-SS67.s.
day; reasonable rates. Call DU.
MAINTENANCE MAN - carpenter,
plaster. general repairs; conscien-
tious worker; non-drinker. Box 95-
MAN. s4. with car, desires evening
work: approximately 2 to IL. RIA.
MAN. middle age; dependable: refs. /;
insmee @aii elerf 0Es sT sessfs. mesSeass e.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. Odd Jobs. yard work
wall washing, carpentry, houseclean-
ing, etc. SALVATION ARMY Harbor
Lights Corp. NE. S-4532.
PORTER -DISHWASHER, for drug
store: all-'round man: meals; no
driving. 0UIGLEY'6, 21st and G
SALES REPRESENTATIVE - Larse
corp desires change; sales or sales
prom; must have manaSement
oppor. BO1 sS-H. star. 21'
Evening star., 1953-05-20
PHONE. MA. s-2679.

FURN.-simmons Hide-a-way; Mitch.
ell TV, 17-in: console. cherry chest
almost new. WO. 6-5996. ---25
bookcase, 12x14 rug,
din: rm; chairs tmshoso. misc.
fuRN.JJHiie96 f1TaNi IL 9-119a; ssck Enc. ,oveseat;
caSinet. s0a Any A rsas. osr. Ho &-diSo'
bedrm. set incl. matt. !:
2x12 rugs: 4 end tables: All furn;
FRANK LEfsTMAN. ST. 3-os52.
GAS RANGE-Magic Chef; porce-
lain, table top; perfect cond.; very
cheap. lawn mower. AID. 4-3497
AZ saScass g. c.ss sss ssss g:ss 9ss:.. 's scss
GAS RANGEs. new. used: ST 9 So up;
s2s7 Georgia ave-. bE 2.s5s6
GAS RANGES. So oven. nroiler
control: perfect cond.: $3496 AT
LANTIC. S07 v st. NV. NO. 7-3921
GAS RANGE, 36-in.. in good condi-
tion; reasonably priced. Call JU.
GOLF re cLuBs-cost me 500. yours
for $50. Trick knee forces me to
sell Guldahl woods. y sne1o
suSskFs 1Tsss : 2 m ias German; excel. cond..
includes shoulder holster and clean
ing kit. RA. 6-7004 TO see. --2l
Evening star., 1953-05-20
HELP-WokAEN

AIRLINES. flight stew.
afdess; See ad page BIS.
toners calling. Why not earn
S50-$100 mo. serving your own
.leighborhood. RE. 7-S1O7. 20
VOLUNTEERS to help the V.F.W, to
sell Buddy Poppies. This is your
opportunity to help the men for
Disabled Veterans. Hours to suit
you. ME. S-4489, 1875 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
PART TIME
(WHdTE)

Could you use S35-S55 and UP per
week 2 and 3 spare evenings per
wk.? We have q wonderful oppor-
tunity for pleasant. friendly work.
Displaying costume iewelry approx
2 hrs. per evening. Will not inter-
fere with your houSework or day
or collecting. For further informa-
tion. call OF. 4-SSS7. between 3-5
pm. 30
Evening star., 1953-05-20
HELP-WoAEN

sTENOGRAPHER SECRETARY u
Small congenial stan; interesting
vacation per year with pay. sick
leave allowed; air-conditioned Of
fee. Telephone EX. $4,000 Tor ap-
sTOCK CONTROL CLERK. with
frm. Experienced preferred. Pleasant
personality. 5-day week. Cau MR..
MURRAY. Elk. $4,000, for appt.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
PERMANENT POSITION IN
NE. SECTION

With well-established wholesale sup
ply house. Good opportunity. 5-day,
49:hr week: Call ST. 3-Oo5O. Ext
TYPIST-FILE CLERk, for perm. po-
sition, IN pleasant surroundings;
Is to 35 preferred, .37hs.hr. wk.;
accuracy and rsasonabls , .tSI typinEx g. spec sS
fsSSseS SaToa cATREEDRAG PR1E X Pe6sSa seh
and Woodley I'd. n.w.' Mr.. Bayless.
TYPIsT. for clerical work. In retail
clothing store; salary open. Apply.
737 9TH st. NV. III
vARI-TYPE Observation-Disclosures
position for high-school grad. who
conditions; hrs, $3.50 am. to pm;
5-day wk.; under 40. GOVERN
MENT SERVICES, INC. 1135 2lst
w2xsiITERaTEss-Hrs., 4 pm. to midnight: ::
good SfvSa Sal and TIPS; All air SDrd; ss; sssr
Geergia ave. NV, RA. 3-eSss. '
sANb H5lfs sAS s'fE RrsFAUkRSf fsssFf
1923 14th st. NV. 20
WAITRESS, white; part time for
Fri, Sat. and Sun. 8 pm. to 8
PPHE GS4f s%LSg Rsg az Rb8aA S69d tRS gRsHHuy sAHpHpuy
RANT, 1925 Wis. ave. NV. oL.
&4$Stsf xssj $4ja s.4sVc sH': ss;y sEsrlSelsf
VI 35aG iiTpESs Sc ave: s,.I NV @ RA' 6-9SS9' Msst
eSpifrIsR'eda: cali sR' d16Ss. MS nights or sunday
WAiTRESs-Appiy PYRAMID RES
TAURANT, 2Sl0 14th st. NV. go
WAITRESS = White. neat. reliable.
Hours. 1880 to 8: good salary, good
tips. Apply Miss Mack, HOTEL
PLAZA 1st and D sts. ne; al
ss snssd' SAND Hois BAR S'ft REsTiuRRNF, RANT;
wAiTREss AT iass Ssi Wanted n;w for day SS work;
experienced. neat and steady worker
excellent tips and good wages; apply
in person. NECTAR CAFE. 5311 Wis.
wxfrREss.. azfi aiSis exper., white. over very q;
good tips: Apply in person, NIKE
PALM REST, 100 independence ave.
%s5!zrss Is sj.4 g1,. white s.ss5!sRssd, sv *
wElEESTTAkgEASET|: gSAE|sb9Sdra s03 9th St, Nv
fRASSk's !Exi7SIA Tx7EEsS' 17ea 5ys. Kenpi1l::
MATTRESSES over 81; white. ex-
perienced; full time. II to s.; part
GOOD FooD sHoPPE, 1856 n.
Glebe rd.. Arlington Va. ia; g.
w%1AIidfiREssEs. %1Idi .xper.. good pay;
WAITREssEs. white, part.time work
10:30 to 2:30, must be experienced
on Chinese food. Apply CHINA
DOLL, 627 H st. NV. ST. 3-3656.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
DIAMOND BARGAINS

DINING SET, 10 pieces, mahogany,
cabinet; Sl75. Ii. 6-224O. I'll
DIN. RIM. TABLE. mahog., Duncan
Phyfe. with extra leaf. like new.
Pad PpfY d1as5 and chairs incl.' $1Oo. Gall
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. must 90.
$1,000 worth of dinnerware, pottery
and open stock din. ware. will sell
part or all Va price. EN-. 3-2640.
DIvAN, Duncan Phyfe, in good con-
atiSSa Siti9R; reasonable price, Call f EN-.
DREsSiNG TABLE. mirrored top,
triple mirror; Taylor Junior washer.
DE: 2-2165 after 6 pm. -22
all types, hand and
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO.. 1431 E. Capitol st.. Ii. 3-0OS2
EXHAUST FANS. all kinds; 24-in.,
5000 c.f.m.. S69.95;. also all parts
to make your own: blades. bearings.
pulleys. etc. ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT CO.. 2473 Sherman ave. AID.
your own fan; use the
motor of your furnace blower we
furnish the blades. MA. S-426O.
FANS: electric, all standard makes
bought, sold and exchanged. Fans
creased and cleaned. Servicing elec-
RE RE- fans 6a4 for SUI r Krs LocR pkons
:, ELLEcTRIc co. l410 I st. NV.
new; neysA1 less than wholesale price, BA'
FAN, window; 3-speed, Coin. Atlas;
uSed 2 mos $40 IA h-HIOS DO
Evening star., 1953-05-20
KITCHEN


Complete planning and remodeline
service Let Us show you what car
be done to your old kitchen Nc
down payment, 80 months to pay
Phone IL 4-46sS: ewes. and Sun.
PAINTING. interior ana exterior;
lst-class work; free estimates.
THOMPSON. 10. 9-9e7S or K1
PAINTING. interior and exterior.
Complete fenovating. Work guar
anteed Free estimates. II. 3.
STILTNER K1 S-3934.
PAINTING. inside and out; low rates:
white mechanics; work guaranteed.
Free est. 10. S-5016. I'll
PAINTING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cial and residential; satisfactory for
25 yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 6-91O3
PAINTING and decorating. interior
and exterior; quality work. Free
estimate. CAN any time. JU. s-3n22.
PAINTING. PAPEREG. interior, ex-
terror. For free estimates. call JU.
S-4Sia or Ju. 9-477I after 8. 80
PAINTING. PAPERNG = First class
workmanship; work done tmmedt-
ately. Mr.. PohT. RA. s-604S. 2o'
Evening star., 1953-05-20
SITUATIONS ooMEsTIc

GIRL, ,colored. desires Job cleaning
or taking care of children. DU.
WHITE WOMAN, so, former teacher
seeks companion -housekeeper posi-
tion in motherless or elderly home
XII. S-397S. -o1
COLORED GIRL, exper., reliable,
neat. wants job. short order cook,
waitress. DU. 7-7526. 30
COLORED GIRL, neat; wants work
cafeteria. DOM, baby sitting exper.
and willing to learn. Elk. 3-4227.
COLORED GIRL desires job as nurse
maid; live in or out. Local refs. Ii.
7-529S.
Evening star., 1953-05-20

FURNITURE-Due to heavy
arrivals of furniture to be
solo by auction, there will
be a special night auction
sale of furniture and house
hold effects of all kinds at
Williams Auction House, 918
New York ave-, this Friday
night MAY 22), commenc-
ing at 7::30 pm.
Terms: Cash, removal re-
quired following day.