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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25
Medical Heads
Protest Cut
lin Health Fund

A flood Of messages from medi-
cal school heads protesting cuts in
health services proposed by the adj
ministration has been rolling into
Congressional offices.
The Department of Health, Edu-
cation and Welfare proposed that
money for such long established
programs as cancer detection,
mental health, heart clinics, medi-
cal research and teaching grants
be reduced 80 percent from the a
mount recommended by the Tru-
man administration. Mrs. Oveta
Culp Hobby, Secretary of. the de-
partment, proposed that the feder-
al chest X-ray program be elimi-
mated.
Threaten Program
Some of those who have sent
protests, and their messages, are:
DR.. Currier McEwan, dean of the
New York University College of
Medicine:
"The revised budget in support
of the National Institutes of Health
threaten constructive program.
Strongly urge that funds for con-
struction and teaching grants as
well as fellowship and research
projects be restored to levels orig
inally submitted"
Harold c. Wiggers, dean of AL
bany Medical College Union:
"There is no more effective way
to disrupt the continuity of re-
search and medical education en-
deavors than by the proposed re-
duction of funds for teaching
grants, fellowship and research
projects grants and construction
grants With financial condi-
tions as they are in private medi-
cal schools today we manage to
keep above water with the aid of
federal grants . AS responsible
officer of this institution | not
only urge but lmplore you to re-
store these funds as a service to
this and all medical teaching and
research institutions and to the
public which they serve"
Injury to Programs Feared
DR.. William R. Willard, dean Of
the State University of New York
College of Medicine, Syracuse:
"Cuts made in 1854 fund for In
stitutes of Health training grants
and research projects grants will
impair this colleges medical edu-
cation and research program /.
| respectfully urge you to restore
sufficient funds to enable us to
continue effectively our part of
these important programs"
DR.. Allan M. Chesney, dean of
the Johns Hopkins University
School of Medicine, Baltimore:
Earnestly request that no cuts
be made in Public Health Service
budget for teaching grants in can
Ger, heart disease and mental by
giene."
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25
ARC Aids Jap
Flood Victims

An American Red Cross contri-
button of 100000 yen, approx
mately $4,000, has been made to
the Japanese Red Cross for relief
Of the many flood victims in that
country. In making the announce
ment, Executive Vice-President
James T. Nicholson said that the
organization had previously do
mated 5000 garments for distribu-
ton to the japanese victims.
The ARC ALLEGATION was in re-
Spouse to needs growing out of
the worst floods in Japan's history.
On the island of Kyushu, an esti-
mated $50 persons were dead or
missing, as more than 10000 per-
sons were forced to flee their
homes before the rising flood wa
tiers. The American Red Cross act
ed In response to request for
help from the Japanese Red Cross.
The Japanese society has five
medical teams operating in the dis
aster area, and hundreds Of volun-
teers are assisting in the evacua-
ton and relief efforts. American
: Red Cross volunteers are also help
ing victims. Although no United
States servicemen or their fami-
lies have been involved in the dis
aster, all American Red Cross field
offices in Japan are standing by
to provide whatever assistance is
needed should they be affected.
Meanwhile, as floods swept
through areas of Japan, a round
up of recent Red Cross disaster OPP
erations in this country showed
that within a period Of less than
three months-March IA through
June 8, tornadoes and floods
wrought havoc in "a states. Tive
states were singled out especially
for the blows of catastrophe :
Georgia, Texas, Louisiana, Michi-
gan, and Massachusetts,. Four were
hit by the most devastating of
many spring tornauoes, while the
fifth, Louisiana, suffered a wide
spread flood, along with minor
tornadoes and other storms.
Latest survey figures show that
the spring tornadoes claimed All
lives, injured 4,108, and affected
1885 families. A total Of 3,3C7
homes were destroyed, while anoth-
er 1898 homes were damaged. Red
Cross professional staff assign
ments to these disaster areas total
ed 1877, although some staff men,
bers were made from one opera
ton to another.
Flood statistics indicate that Is
persons were killed, II injured,
and 1855 families affected. Elk
elusive of the Louisiana figures.
148 homes were destroyed and g.
GA were damaged. Staff assign
ments to flood areas totaled 11j.
Costs of Red Cross disaster op-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25

erations for the 1928 fiscal year
are expected to reach S5,0C0,Gc0.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25
PAGE FIVE

Veterans have constituted a
majority of the apprentices en-
ployed in industry in postwar
years, according to the U. S. De-
partment of Labor's Bureau of
Apprenticeship. Industry is coop
Grating in providing bona fide APP
premiership opportunities for the
returning veteran, thus enabling
him to acquire worthwhile craft
skills.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25

Nearly 100000 women are
members of labor unions. Large
numbers of women workers are
in unions having their principal
jurisdiction in the apparel trades,
service trades, communications
work, textile mills, and electrical
goods manufacturing, according to
the Women's Bureau of the U. S.
Department of Labor.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25
Pharmacists
To Meet At
Texas Southern

HOUSTON, Tex, July %
The seventh annual convention of
the National Pharmaceutical AS
ISOLATION will meet at the Texas
Southern University School Of
Pharmacy here, August 3-6, Dr.
Lorenzo E. Kelly, convention
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25
Local Citizen
Passes Suddenly
By AL ALLEN

Mrs. Lille NJ. MILAN, 55-year-
old respected former Morgan Chap
ell, CINE. Church worker, passed
suddenly. Funeral services were
held at her home, 1873 Orange ST.,
Aberdeen, Miss, Sunday, July 10,
at 3 pm.
She was a widow and is survived
by three sisters. Mrs. Andy Bur
nette was in charge of funeral ar
rangements.
Evening star., 1953-05-27
TeIevision Tomorrow
Thursday, Moy %, 1853

WNsW-sss TsGu en'"y; $50 Ma"sts N"n'" "
brv Washington l1ao Mrs. u s. A. H.
PNhuss' Industry Pan HS te""'' 'u'"
the Ban" 1 welcome "''''i " "'' ""' :"
Hawkins OoN
Ws-,u Cartoon ats a. Hs~s 1'a Noh"' t''O"
Markell 2A chapeh PaW DNo" s"'"
News. Jockey; 5.
SHmS SHae 1u umma
Aa 6anosuns Ma""e''
ThesF-M a. F"L
sMM 10s Bill jenkins; Iss
Spurs;G $50 WHd News G4V
10, Arthur effy snow IT, Gag
Love Lte :su Seanh
Jieys sG freedom hneG
R"us psrr The Big pf Ahsn'on Pick Temples $50
Show
Evening star., 1953-05-27
HiehIights
Rodio Today.

1900, WCFM - Jeffersonian
Heritage: Claude Rains stars in
Divided We Stand"
1000, WRC-Bob Hope Show:
Marilyn Maxwell and Margaret
Whiting visit.
1900, WOOK-BaSeball: Chi
cago VS.. Milwaukee.
TeIevision Today.
1900, WMAL - Jim Gibbons
Show: The Howard University
Evening star., 1953-05-27

Evening news broadcast
direct from The Stars news.
room Monday through FRI
day over Stations WMAL
and WMAL-FM, 6 PM.
Evening star., 1953-05-27

singers, who will appear in the
forthcoming Washington F'esti-
val. are guests.
1880, WNBW - Eddie Fisher
Show: Star Eddie Fisher returns.
500, WTTG-Johns Hopkins
Science Review: Scientists will
show the growth and develop
ment of the hypodermic needle.
$3.50, WNBW - Cavalcade Of
America: William Bishop por-
trays Jean, Lafltte in pirates
Choice"
$3.50, WTTG-Harness Racing:
Racing from Rosecroft Race
way.
900, WNBW-Television The
ater: Pat O'Malley and Frank
Maxwell have the leading roles
in 1.-The Twilight Rounds"
1900, WMAL - Speedway
Trials: From indianapolis.
1890, WTOP-Boxing: Johnny
Saxton VS.. Joe Miceli in. a 10
round welterweight bout.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER, settled, reliable
woman desires fun time position.
Complete knowledge. Refs. ov.
COLLEGE SENIOR desires work in
nursery. clerk-typist. etc. Call LA.
COMPANION; refined capable woman.
care for convalescent lady. Will
travel. RA. 3-0926.
COMPANION tdaytime), to active
elderly lady or supervise child over
g. prep: & o'clock dinner: daily
tidying; live in or out. ia. 2-6477. .
COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER and
nurse; prefer elderlys: go anywhere.
Call Ii 6-2074.
COMPANION, housekeeper. care of
children; intelligent white widow.
Excel. refs. Box ;323-H, Star.
GIRL. colored. wishes to get lob in
restaurant. Columbia 5-5133.
LADY, white, wishes position in d. C..
vii With lone g, e, lady. invalid preferred
NURSE. white, ethcient invalid chron-
ie cases; 3sS consider any case; live in.
NURSE, companion, dietician: drive:
leave city; prefer elderly; ref. Box
NURSE desires invalid or maternity
cases; references; DE; 2-5003.
hr. duty. Bed patients preferred.
Reasonable rates. RA. 3-4154.
SECRETARY-l5 years. varied exper
legal. retail, OF. mgr, expert steno.
Pleas. personality: excel. refs; avail.
immed. SIS wk. RA. 6-S651. o"
Evening star., 1953-06-07

|COLORED GIRL desires Job, nurse
maid and light housework: 5-day
Ek. or days work. Ii. .3-5670.
COLORED LADY desires child care or
day work; 5-day week; live out. Ii.
CoLoRGED MAID, e.h.w.. reliable. s
days vk.: age 40; Al refs. ME.
COtoRE;D LADY wants Job in private
family: Al cook. nurse, maid or
COLQRED WOMAN desires days
work. Call RA, 6-2920.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
ToT roT MSn.. G1. TSsS; [SsSs and Fridays: rel
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
cSLoRES fanSfY WOMAN, l reliabie Ss4s desires
z 2r days, yrI1lSs light cleaning or iroping.
CoLoRE6 WOMAN desires part time
work. 5-day work wk.: cleaning
once ono Or or, s:h.W; 06ao exper. and good
COLORED WOMAN wants part-time
job: general housework. AID, 4-1324.
COLORED WOMAN. experienced,
wishes opart-time work or cooking.
CoIoRED WOMAN wishes part-time
work, Monday through Friday. Call
after 2 p.m. References. Ii. 6-S379.
COLORED WOMAN wishes daywork,
Tues. Wed, Sat. Ia 9-97O6
Evening star., 1953-06-07
FLAGSTONE
Stone work
walks. walls. patiloS.
WALKER, JU. R-Io33
FlagStone and Stone

Flagstone and Stone
WORK
porcnes. retaining walls, tile drain.
ANGELO MARCUCCIo. III. s-I5e9.
FLOORS CHEMICALLY REFTNTSHED
Ga 9Ha noors made new; no sanding
Mook SERVES. feS TG. T6: aei2s1' adi22ssPoN's
cleaned and waxed: old floors iSnHI made
IKE new. Call anytime. WA. 7-lI2S
FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING
tas0nsOs teed e. B. HASKiNsT Ps1Sfs TOFk fN susEsn
FLOOR SANDING; finishing clean,
ing and waxing. Old floors q spe.
cialty. Reas. prices. Ii. 3-707l.
FLOOR SANDING. laying, compiet,
FLOOR SERVICE. 10. s-5i67.
FLOOR SANDING, finishing clean,r,
and waxing; reasonable rates; free
estlmates. Call RIA. 6-6795. Ia
FLOOR Ia0ooR SERVICE. Nothins but tn,
csss; csss1, laying: sandinG finishing
He5saf' ToSs INC cpLof2sEaso fsss cosselI SsSlSITEAe s1e
Bethesda Nd. OIL 4-7466
GAkAGES BUILT - Best woodwork
newest methods; low prices: 2Oxis
u; not painted, $3.50: painted, 5000
ga7M1ea 7aIS sfad, and noored, $500. Cali DU
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting, plas.
tering. carpentry work, roof paint.
Ing; repairing; no Job too small
PRINT, Ii. 4-1511.
GENERAL REPAIRS AND PAINTING,
interior and exterior; free estimates
GEN. HOUSE. HOUSE P3fNTiNSss. An TgirSssoi int.r,or,
exteriors; do my own lob, reas'. refs rel g
AND DOWNSPOUTS, con.
per: For repairs and replacemenfs.
pest workmanship call r. r. FUR.
MnAN noAaN OL. 1880, or write BOX
Evening star., 1953-06-07
MOTOR TRAVEL

TO WEST COAST in early June: ! or
2 to share driving and expenses. FIX.
S-6S4S. Leave name. -
LADY leaving June Is for Meridian,
MISS. wants woman to share driving.
Poplar 2-6757. ~
LEAVING for Miami. Fla. via Rte.
3O1 Fri. 18th. New Hudson, share
expenses. Can take 3. IA. b-S158. .
DRIVING TO ST.. LOUIS June 10th,
wish ! or 2 driving passengers. NO.
GRADUATE STUDENT wishes ride to
austin, Tex; to arr. June IA. Care
ful driver. share exp. ia. 2-522l. 9
LEAVING FOR SACRAMENTO June
IA: can take 2 women. share eX-
penses: call Monday, JU. 7-s179.
LADY wants ride to Clymer, Pa, on
or ABOUT June 20. Call ia. g.
Los ANGELES-Want good drivers
snare expenses. JU. 9-5S36.
COUPLE and boy, Z. want ride to
Minneapolis. June 13. share expense,
Have Maryland license. Ii. 7-52O8. :
NURSE. driving to Oakland, Calf.
around June 21, would like couple
or three ladies to share drive and
expenses. Call DI. 1895.
KANSAS CITY or intermediate points
IN W. NJ, we s.sseS ~ = leave weekend June
DRIVING TO LAFAYETTE, IND,
MOToRING 70 CLEvHLAN6 Spye: and rs.
turn. Can accommodate 4. Trip 4
days. DE. 2-S656.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL-Earn your diploma
ut home in spare time. It offers
LET AMERICAS outstanding broad
cast instructor train and get you q
Job as announcer. newscaster or
sportscaster; good starting salary
High school education necessary
PATHFINDER. T37 18th st. NV,
sHoRTHIHSSID; IN 20 DAYS = 100
wpm guaranteed; air cond. Free typ
ing. TEMPLE SCHOOL, MA. S-325S
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture: all subjects taught; approved
classes. WARFLYNN Sti ny BEATrY sn9 YYveH5ne cohes
EkdEP9l6Nissrn rs NV; cou2s. Ri 7easS easii;
t,'.,a leaned; age sge l ~ hlanedtsap; Sa, eIass
TUTORING-Graded, high school, re-
medal subjects, how to study: adult
education; years Of exper. Ia. O.
HOME rUToRING-Alr.. reom., Lat,
ET:: Eng sp;. Ger. arith.. read.
PBxREcEPrfoN1sTD i [; Fl Il n s9D coHRsE@Pos, G l9fS
stefs seHooH t. 1913 $is = AMERICAN e. AN fsx aa
S:4l42 or DE. 2-5973. A'
SPECIAL SUMMER courses: short
hand, typing. bookkeeping. 8 and IL
immed. BOYD School. cor. co.'s q Ges T.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

RESIDENT MGR, educated. person
able widow (no family, no drinking,
no smoking) desires manage me-
dium-size bldg. Wide business exp,
incl. furn. apts.. law and real estate.
Has, some income. SO. win accept
small salary, plus nice ls6edrm.
SECRETARY STEN0GRAPHER: ex-
Perieneed; 3D.. available Immediately.
SECY. administrative. coll. grad, 10
yrs. exper pvt. indus. wishes re-
sponsible pos. one-girl office. OV
3-3052 Sat. Sun. and ewes. 81
SECY. -STENO.-Exper. pat. law;
period. Box 312-H. Star. -
STENO. ..SEC'Y.-Law and varied ex-
per. desires part time or temp.
position: good shorthand. statiSti-
cal, typins: mature: personable. DE.
TYPING done at home, conv. down.
town location, theses, manuscripts,
correspondence ST. 3-3254.
TYPING done at home, by ex-secre-
tary. Reliable. Reas. rates. Phone
mornings and ewes. AID. 2-3615.
GIRL; msiG coloPed' CO wants work s6s1 as nurse
f1dp hsper eo19ssd Ro SsSs ass5Ess Job as mothers
WOMAN. colorsd, desires ironing or
Cleaning on Tuesday. Ii. 3-5721
YOUNG LADY desires clerk-typist or
typing at home: accurate. DE.
POSITION DESIRED in dentists Of
nee; Experienced in general office
work. Previously employed in sur
geon's once. Box 346-H. Star.
EXPERIENCED typist desires work
in her home. Neat. accurate, rea-
nav ~
EXP SEC. avail. for temp. or perm.
Call Sunday. EN-. 3-9521.
SETTLED LADY desires some activ-
tty, some part-time work would help
Salary is unimportant. Write Box
~ 443ls Washington r. 2. c.
special diet cook, clerical with some
Il qualified. Call Ii. 7-O580.
WANTED, BY women. part time or
Dsii.nced Dsy Tesk tGyInE Gs AS Or asSS aseElng ez-
Economic kEsEARcH. AeISi sxper.
studies through Phi. D.. Industry
saia anialysis; trade assoc: liberal soc.
science sctsn interest; yoYYnR woman. For
ExPER; BOOKKEEPER-T YPIs T,
s s0 tss d:.ss Rst'rs Dosdn aaS gem IL e.
ia. 6.N29R.
FkENSca LADY desires work in ne eve
ninss nm fsen ssgs z pm. RA. S-s906 or
UNIVERSITY STUDENT
any kind; willing to ss leave city; ES:f refs. 8.
NEAT coLoRED GIRL desires lob
as elevator operator, full or part
time: waitress or tipping. RA.
RETIRED GOV. LADY desires light
work in exchange for room and
board IN suburbs. Call MRS. LLOYD,
COMPETENT mature woman will
baby sit day or night. RA. 3-4265.
POSITION % as COMPANION: by practical
erenees. eaass zf HA u as591 81 op' Excellent ref
soliciting' switchboard oDer.: very
LADY, colored, wishes part-time
switchboard operator or Doctors as
sun: and week days. Ii. 1861
ESPRR1ENGREmD SaPfIs GRm sEAMsrREssEs q,
VI %lsh q perm: sasn position; 6-day week.
leaving city wants to
woman as receptionist or clerical
worker. JU. S-9420. -
WILL DO Part Time Stenographic-
Work mornings or afternoons for
l month. Call KE. 7-1O52 after 8
COL. WOMAN-Desires eve
nint work from until, as typist,
CLERK, elevator opr. or waitress. Ii.
7-0611. 7s
WOMAN, ne. section Iii.
cenSedj, care for children in her
home. Ii 1880, 7s
Evening star., 1953-06-07

"AIR CONDITIONERS"
New 1853 models. II you have cash
and want an honest deal. see us
last Georgia ave. ct w st. NV.
PARAMOUNT &C HU A-ARnn
Evening star., 1953-06-07

BOY, Is. wants work OF
any kind. 10. 3-46O5.
MAN desires Job; handy
man, porter. any general work; re-
liable: reference. Sun. HO. 1924.
MAN desires work as
house man, waiter or porter: exper.
Ref Ii 3-6528,
COLORED MAN desires Job in ware
house: also elevator operator. Call
after 2. NO. 1926.
VETERAN desires clerical
position. Knowledge OF. typing. book
keeping. stock records. Call MIR
ODEN, Elk. 3-1264 Sat. after 8 pm
7s
COLORED MAN wants days work
cleaning of any kind, yd. work OF
genl labor; city refs; exper. UN
4-4234
and delivery after 3 pm: pvt. car
References Ii 6-6SS3
Evening star., 1953-06-07
STORE OF WASH.

BEES, hive strong, 2h story, root 4
h;1ne thi;1me extractor, (new), extra
es trse oasen ana y exsiSas4 iuaSsEs) b.s used
$40. Call Wo. 6-541S after 8 pm.
BENDIx. automatic washing ma.
cn'ne' S76. Telephone RIA. 6-64s6.
BEEHIvEs. 4 new double wall root,
aS1 alS1 eppergola. Call after 6. Oh
BIsSCYYCL5s;, boys Rellfast. 2s-inch.
Rmssrcon, practically in new. SIS. 55n'9SE. TE.
H55exshEs 5eiEsIlss. g. q. sys.k ssoys kt. new. real
BICYCLE a';ide E,s.2yys. SS2ys. 20 29-in; colscp. With
BICYCLE, siTi: is:inS' iS $3.50; eIts. cid.
$aS $$aaSsels; ju. slightly S1ssSe,u used, looks new:
SsT Used 2sn ssI9 st,. Ss luxe ssoS Western
no noxSss xFSesssonable offer refused. RA.
ElsctiIon stIg!l new and rebuilt Bicycles.
I'll sses 'pa aEokaEFosRRNn oAkSiE1ssR nsSsls SfeHclR e
STORE: STORE: ,16l! wise. ave-, pE.
SYctE exc :. CO.. Lee hwy. at N. kirk.
nMMHUX4GG, MU4G Eu:' ia O-61Z2.
BICYCLES Rollfast, light. ] mans,
wall Ifdys tents tSS sxls e:sh sa sxss EEL, O,.d eSad
SS1 SGm s-essssyg,, ssy, SIS Gar. spr" sl4.
BICYCLE, l'5X boys GO in;, price, $40,
F,FrS Exeel. 2s eo19 19.' $50. call LU. 2-2e7O.
BICYCLE: boys S,star Columbia,
p9tUld HeEald wagon. ia. 9-i247.
HssG3cEi si6; FTieidsir. iigiin $I5; tricycle. 2o;in.
6"09 Kilmer ST.. Cheveriy. Nd. AZ.
Bicycle. English Ruds. in excel.
condition, all accessories. $40, or
best offer. ia. 7-4348.
BICYCLE, girls 26-inch, used. $40
- Or best offer. NO. 7-7S62.
BICYCLES, clearance sale, new and
used, 800 to choose from; $7.S5 up.
Come con get q bargaini Complete cycle
CYCLE. serWyn rd.. TO. o-474z.
girls, Romer. 20 inch. sood
type asitator. $50. kI. S-7657.
takes vacation special
.ona S0,in. P1y's req Hawthorne, excel.
complete; National hes heat ~ eStTnctos: SSnS.C
series No. 2,560 Sc. II. water cSpSc.
BOOKS-Special sale, &c, l0c; none
over b0c. Hundreds prints and etch.
I1g, mgs, ioc-25c. Sum-. 10 to 10. S07
BSS}ks' sS}i %ii.op,tg SlS. p,E,yat. library; reason
AIesandryiec anes; yiic'orian sotn and chair.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

"A1R CONDITIONERS"
New, 1853 models. II you have cash
and want an honest deal. see us
ais PARa1%oSUafNre ai%ISSaf eSs e 4 AuW " $500 Il NV
PeSis, PeSSiia OF music. 12 volumes. KE
AMPIfFFiER. Alt.e-Lansinr, sss.s;
PERI eond $50; en-. 2-64os.
AMPLifIERS = Preamps, speakers
cartridges: car M f.d high dfdelity equip; sell.
SraIs %isb a. .ai solid
now priced at cut-of-sesson savinS;
WAsH1NSGSTToN 0aI ART H0T oAEEERiEs, iIG snys,
722 18th ct. NV.
ANTIQUES matching victorisu
SIDE chairs. marble-toD table. JU
ANTIQUES. china. paintings, linen,
baby grand piano; must sell imme.
.diatsly RA; 3-s6se:
5cosker hand-carved walnut. IA
ANTIQUE SILVER FOR GIFTS
s1.ntit; rrntit; flower baskets; pickle Jars;
china; bric-a-brae. JU .5-4159.
high. Used in continenttal "a army; ";
class and prints. AID. ,2-6763.
AINTIoUES--Table, cocktail. drop.
s49' ssa1' aT: HSee5 s-ss6s: AGss' siFss' ANTIQUE
ANTIQUES. in Southern setting
furniture. china, glass; we Specialize
framing. strawberry Hill, 396S Duke
st.. Alexandria, Va. XII. 9-O32O.
ANTIQUE interior window, lowered
SfptteEss 'TFI 4A1sz1 folding panels; So each
ASNHT;roaUEs L l Empire sofa. Sheraton
other rare pieces. IA. S"es5S. S'O''
ANTIQUES-Entire stock Of antique
shop as a lot. going at inventory
cost; owner leaving town. ia.
- Chinese and Korean
18th century porcelains, Ming Gel
adon. ME. S-l064 Sun. or eve. .
ANTIQUES-Victorian sofa. Pullman,
5000: Federal sec'y; S125; oval VIC
toriSn table. table SSS; SssG vtctorian senties- ns
Ask operator for crescent 313-J:
ANTIQUEs-cut glass. Victorian
china, Chinese porcelion. Sunday =
to &. 1910 35th st. NV.
ANTICUES-cherrv corner cupboard
Tess.S pine welsh ss.s cso1ss na esFsy sss4
ANTIoUES-Pine Dutch cabinet. $50;
marble-top coffee table, S45; love-
seat S115. Private party. RA.
ANTIQUE GUNS from pvt. collection:
Civil War carbines and others. Call
ANTIQUE TABLE, Victoria. other
things. BOX 1876, Hyattsville. Md.
ANTIQUE ORGAN. walnut, small.
non-playing. $50: convert to desk,
bar. EN-. S-4066 after 3 pm.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HELP MEN 3 WoMEN tcens.,


SALESMAN or saleswoman SELLING
dept, gift, mems stores, handle
sideline imported handkerchiefs
linens. Comm. l0%. Write H. W
BROWN CO.. Chatham, N. j.
PART-TIME CLERICAL POSITION
Permanent; tipping required; expert.
enced woman or retired man: 3 to
IL am. Monday through G, Friday
Cal, UN. 4-1253 mornings. -
COLLEGE STUDENTS AND TEACH.
ERS. summer sales work with ma
tional CO., Chr. day, about S1i
wkly. Apply 1912 PM, Rm. sol
,,rp, SI9 14th .drSv s.; nv; nyc,,xc xr, q g.
women required to train as part
time instructors for top-grade con.
tinental ballroom dancing studio
Complete training in evenings giver
to those selected. DEL RIO DANCE
STUDIO, 1715 Pa. ave. NV. after
Evening star., 1953-06-07

ADDRESSOGRAPH, Model 3705: eood
SSoaa66tEHlIon; Tor quick sale, $50. Ia
ADpREssoGRApH ADgSS; MACHINE, mo,.,
Zoo. with selector and eiectorl
good condition. rebuilt 1916; SS0d
9T pest offer Call BOB GNEGY
LIZ 7-434", $3.50. Mon. thru Fri
ADd2SoMETER. IdSC SIN; pr.. add. mach,
Air coSPREssssoRl. ec5SSG1; Sc Rlllf III 14t1 81 NV -
quits; Sdtns gasoline; s10o. Cali HA
AIR COMPRESSOR, pumps. tank,
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AIR AifRsfmSo coMPsEsRs;SSR,A fTs R;S AD :,;;o 2;ole9G
s$ss small oatt eatat t:4ss :qs. tHS %Idva5 ~
AiR-coND. UNIT. n.ton, .on.o,.
sxses7 sxsel condition. s16o. Phone son'Gat. e.
arr cSND1r1oNERs, n-h.p, Carrier
cH93nsoie H3.a on wheels; portable, $150'
.Tg. s5i4siC: ~ln00" model s1oO.
ppOdel, psSdsell, very good cond.. $IS5.e e'2sIis 2sis
an ~. CONDlTIONlNG, 5Aton Chryslep.
s,,n n WORKING eendition. $3.50. Phone
AIR CONDiTioH2kfR.~ ~SE' GE. i Ii b.1 1-71TI: III:
Ar AiGse; coNSrTfoSsrRSss5 SS EfHlts Ss5. "a a. soS7s
Philco. York. reeonditioned ant; and
16o1sTR1cT 6os 51SSFo REFR1oERAT1oN 'S;eS, co.,
AIR CONDiTIoNERs, in brackets
IlO, GE and York's, in good worE.
In Ing order. Contact EMBASSY OF
INDIA. co 5-5O5O. weekdays onIv
AIR CONDITIONER-I953. new q
mp, $260.95. For q free air.cons
olIloning survey call TU. 2-34i9,
AIR CoNDITIoNERs (a), 1852 mod.
els. York ton window style. Price
800. Also York console. ton:
AIH CONDITIONER. GE, 2-ton, / "
1iq' Phone Sun. IA. 2-6531; Mon,
AIR coNNHDSItTi1oNER, Carrier. a.. con.
sole. excellent air conditioner, COO
AIR coNpfrio5SSfE;R, NpfriRo5Sf; nj fhiieoS' iiSsSess: g IN y
excel. eond;: S125. 13-F Laurel Hi
AIR coNpiTfoSEfkS,O SfSOs Carrier, eon,o,,
modsl: 24-ton; $i25. STANDARiT.
ssfELyAGE sEl 1ASa1a CO" 1889 1st st. pc
AIR CoSD6ffT1oNER, x-h.p.: Tsias
console type. EN-. 3-4065 after