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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02

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ausd S,Ith On. inch hol w.,sr
pahe IN = moderate tasOsP ! o~sn
40 minutes M ,ntIi Arm Ia ,srve
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02

stack your dishes a. removing
them, and your next step would
be in the kitchen. removing them
from the cart, rinstnG and placing
on the sink
StrrAmllnr Slnh Area
For Easy WSFk
Unless your Kitchen has recently
been designed, there are probably
several things you can easily add
10 make smoother, faster work Of
the dishWashing procedure First,
make a sink height test try pick.
inE a cup from the back of the
dishpan without Shopping
II Il can't be done. the diShpan
should probably be raised This Is
easily done with . rack. You may
have q tin or aluminium rack which
can be placed under the diShpan 10
raise a.
n one 81 these u not available.
IFS simple enough 90 have one
made trNm wood The family
hAndyman can make one and fun.
iSh Il with a waterproof varuiSh or
glossy enamel
RinSing and stacking can be
done quickly Il you have . rubber
scraprr and a sink straincr Rinse
the dishes Immediately after this
step and stack in the order in
which they're 70 be washed THIS
means glassware g. the tmmedi.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02

keen interest In revolutionary
movements because Of their con-
Germ for the freedom Of their own
race and other oppressed peoples
in all parts Of the world.
Howard and Hampton were
among the few American institu-
tons Of high learning with q local
Of the teachers union. Negro col
lege professors who support I'M
ions do 50. not because they are
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02

ate Isft Of you. II you're right
handed. Of course.
Reverse the order u you're IsfL
handed. Follow with sllVerwarS.
then the china, utensils used for
cooking and mixing.
Colorful rubber mats can be used
in the sink itself. a. well as on the
drainboards 20 quiet the clattsr
and prevent nickinR the dishes and
chipping the glassware. Liners for
twin sinks viii also hslp IN this
respect
Hot water Supply
speeds Washing. Drying
DishwaShinK can DO almost
pleasuTablS II you have good sup
plies on hand. These include soap
OF detergent. whichever you pre-
fer. hoe water small brush or dish
mop. dishcloth and towels.
Tho hotter thu water. the quick.
Or viii 60 the dlshwashing Job.
Make nice suds and wash 40 rapid
~ a. you can, using brush. mop or
dlEhcloth. II you have q twin sink.
the dishes can be Finsed m II.
either under water kept running.
or when there are enough 10 stop
and do . batch.
Dish drAiners are an excellent
help. Some Of them ut into Q twin
sink while others can sit on the
drainboard. They prevent chipping
and help stack the dishes.
Newer model drainers are made
Of rubber In different color
schemes TO match or llven the
kitchen decor. and these help
make the Job less noisy. You'll also
find large. deep models which help
take care Of lots Of dishes and thus
eliminate tho need for drying some
10 clear the rack before you fin
iah washing.
n you do not have q twin sink
% that one may BE- utilized for
rinsina. the Job can easily be done
with . dish draInsr and Q sloped
drHinboard fitting 70 carry tho
rinsins water riEht into the single
sink.
Keep Supplies Handy
In Sinh Cablnsa
DishwaShlnE supplies should be
kept right ct the sink area 90
steps can be eliminated In gather
ing them. come time to wash dish.
80. This II easy. Of course. u you
have an under-sink cabinet with Q
rack preferably on the inside Of
the door which will hold soap,
cleanser. brush. mop. etc.
There should also be q towel
rack adjacent TO this 30 that towels
and dishclothS can be spread out
for drying TO keep them frOm
mildswing or becoming III smell
Ing.
n you do not have an undersink
cabinet and cannot have one put
In. then try TO have q rack above
the sink which viii hold these sup
plies. A small shelf and either q
straight or swinging towel rack
viii do the job very nicely
Running hot water Is usually
available, but Il may be necessary
to heat Il on the range In this
case. start two large teakcttlcs to
heat while you eat and then Il
will be ready Immediately after
the meal
There's no good reason for tow.
els 20 become very Soilcd OF bad
smelling n simple precautions are
observed The dishes should be
carefully cleaned. and II they re
rinscd with very hot water. mos,
% the drying win take place in
the rack, thus cutting down on the
number ~ towels used
n anything at all needs a bit
~ drying u should be only a quick
process such as a touch.up Job
on glasses and silvrrWarc
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02


Place mashed potatoes on bottom
and around sides Of . well creased
~ quart casserole. FIN center
e dish with meat mixture, Sprln.
Mo potatoes with paprika. Top
meat with cheese. Bake IN q hot
ttOO'FJ oven 10 10 20 minutes.
MAeAFSAl Ring
win Chichsa LlveFa
taeFVea go
! tableapOon AAh
. quarts boiling water
Q ounces elbow mAeaFenl a
eupsl
. eggs. well beaten
I cup grated sharp CheadAR
cheese
" teAspoon nAlt
Freshly HFouna pepper
Add one tablespoon salt 10 "a.
pidly boiling water. Gradually add
mRearoai % that water continues
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02
Feature Budget Meets.
Cheese, Noodles for
Economy CuSSeFoles

II YOU'VE resolved 70 keep
1 your meals within reasonable
limits. you'n probably be fsatuF.
ing easseroles several times q
week IN your menus. congratu-
latiOnsi casssFoios make hearty
eating. and thSy kesp budgets
within control.
There are 20 many interesting
casserole eombinations ana The
list continues 20 Grow. Textures
and colors are varied, and this
makes for good meal variety.
Rinvors. too, are most tempting
when you make use Of economy
meats. lsftoveFs. cheese, spa Ehstti.
noodles and . subtle combination
Of SeasonlnEs.
Good proof that easserolss are
anything but dun comes IN the
form Of . new recipe which uses
olives. ham and noodlesi
olive Nam Needle CaagsFole
(seRVeB q
I cup ripe elves
. 0uneen noodles
. tablespoons buiteR
. tablespoons nsag
. cups min
I teAapoon said
itsAsPOSA WSFssstOBshtEs
sauoe
Pepper
Z cup GrAISd sharp American
cheene
I cup diced eeoksa ham
ripe Give slices Coz garnlah
Cut olives from pits Into large
pieces. Cook noodles until tender
IN boiling saitsd Wutsr. Melt but.
Tor and blend In -four. Add milk,
salt worcsstsrShiFs sauce and
pepper and cook and stir until
tkickensd. blend IN cheese. olives
and ham. Add hot drained noodles
and mlH well. Pour into creased
baking dish. Bake IN moderate
Ds0'FJ oven about 70 10 10 min
utSs. uarniAh top with ring Of ripe
olive Sllces
Veal Pst-Piss
tseEvea o.
~ sounds veal for alSw
4 tableHVoaRa nauT
salt and pepper
. tablespoons LARD
water
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02

OSrRea Bes9 90 0FallA
(BeFVea a.
8Oups OOAFasly GRSHAo
eoohea eoEn beef
~ tAblsspoeas aBaly mlnoo4
onion
. tAbleapoona butter
u cup minced green peppaR
I S-ounee can munhFooms
4 cup mia
4 teaspoon wOFSSStSPshlFS
aAnoe
~ cups bet. seasoned AaGhSa
potatoes
Y teanpoon pAprikA
" cup grated cheese
Cook onion IN butter until lightly
Drowned Add green pepper and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02

wei dFnin Q q
chopped mush-
roomsi cook Q
minutes. Add
milk, WoFees.
tsrshirS sauce
and corned beef.
Mix thoroughly
and heat 30 tho
AaNnaAA AAtAN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02

We'll, Judge. it's like THU"
said the defendant in the divorce
proceedings. MY wife and got
along fine until the baby came"
"Baby7" said the judge. Boy
or girl?"
"a five-foot, two gal who NOV
ed in next door"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02

Communists, but because they
recognize superior bargaining
power Of an organized group.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02

A aavOfsonns oAsssFoIs com
btmation features maeaFoRI ana
ehesse baked In . ring mold.
Chieken llveFS with bacon ard
mushrooms all the ring ana
bring . very Interesting and
economical favor triumph 10
your table.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02

Yes can Ofssa dSdgs AftsF-
aInRsF dishWAshinS when
guests are coming and stilI -
~ elegant labls - shOwn
here. Against . deep bius table
SIOth. pale blus paper plates
are used. with dinner and bread
ana butter plates In The same
pattern. F0E . STRIKING nsts e
eoIsr contrast, there's D eenAms~
piece u golden penn poms.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02
LYNN CHAMBERS MENU

Cream q AlnshFOom Soup
sCegned Beef Al 0ratln
Hoe biscuits
AgoAlea Pineapple HlAW
spice CAhs. Caramel Pressing
beverage
'RsOlpe 0lVen
Evening star., 1953-10-15
MIscELLAhEous EoR SAID

IFURN.-Two ANTIQUE Victorian arm
cnairs, perfect condition. OV. 3-3507.
FSRN.-Liv; rm. set. e2:pc,, Kroehler,
. mos. old Sl45; club chair, SIS:
top mahog. coffee table, $40; Okla
FgRN.-Lounge chair, sofa, book.
sne!ves, exit. fan, draperies. bed-
FIPpM spreads; like new: Lo, 4-O0e2
FdSaES'rMSVi1g desE -1aS must must sell. Steel once
cali after Z EN-. imati alo{7s. {fass's' mis- miiissel'
FURN. SALE-NEW
Modern and traditional bedrm.. LIVING
rm;, dinstte sets. All close-ous
miTrors pTnces; s4iS faS,ss beds oh shsirs lamps.
24,n syerinss, Terms arssnget 80 N"s'
KING, s203 Georgia Ave, JU. 9-5s9f
GAS RANGES, new, useu SIy 80 Up;
iIngstaliation PEERLESS SALES CO..
c. 2237 Csorgis ave DE 2-5566 .es !
%C1ins Ss0'ifF from Rr'sfisay sits AD is" GE9sSE
GAS As RANGES. new used, repairs. aG
on; coal, wood ranges; ACME
GAS Ranges, an apt n'T; Sizes. NA 4-burnsT:: burner:
with heat control: also Servel Elee-
ERAL wREcKiNG CO, AD. 2-6iS7.
GENERATORS STARTERS. 81 SO up.
yr: CARTY, 1908 l4th, NO. 7-O224.
HEATERS, new. used. Repairs ,gae.
70 oi, '9a1 9th St TO0d' ~ NA ACNE Ssessa STOVE
HEATER, Duo-Therm, with blower;
also 50-eallon table-top cleo. hot
water heated. $50 each or best offer.
LO. 1888. y
HIDE-A BED - Simmons. tapestryi
/
oL. 6s.663s after 5 on wkdays,.. any
dosPlff&I HOSP fsIusf BED. like new. adjustable,
25 GlGHNER suRPLUE, aH1a NJ
automatic, 30 gal. 10. S-7672. III
IRoNER' Thor Gladiron, $50. DE.
IRoNER-a,E E. rotary. like new. sioo.
SSSmp,etts Sssf at1sr daTkrm RT Ass9uip' 5000 or
sion and step ladders at extremely
low prices. High quality lifetime
guarantee MA. S-3S46. -16
sale. contents of rooming house. IL
blks White House. EX. 3-3021,
LIVING ROOM SUITE, e-piece; rsa-
sonable. 1925 lst st. Sc, 10. 2-3857.
LIVING ROOM SET, 2-pc. modern,
9xl2 rug: like new. JU. 9-243S.
MOTORS and blades for fans. iur.
naces, pumps, refgrs., washefs,
burners, any size. make or type in
stock for instant exchange at lower
t1at-rate prices. Why wait? Bring
your motor with you. walk out
with exact guaranteed replacement
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO., 24f3
Sherman ave. NV. AID. 2-l600.
OFFICE FURNITURE
Desk, 200 available, wood and steel;
special purchased United Nations,
other large industrial plans: tables,
chairs, lockers, bookcases, Bank of
England Chairs, 400 file cabinets.
some as low as $40: unlimited stock
savings up to 70%; free delivery
and parking.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV
OFFICE FURNITURE
200 desk from $3.50 up. For home
or ONCE. Also chairs, filing cab
tnets. Kardex. tables. FREE PARK.
d. c. SURPLUS SALES
XII NaU IaFSay Ava
Evening star., 1953-10-15

HoUSEKEEPER, white. for mother
and daughter; IN apt; live in. Cal
INSURANCE-Casualty underwater.
typist, exper. Apply in person to
j. Wootton. YOUNG & SIMON.
$40 woodward Bldg. 18th and h
MAID. NV; colored. for our Bethesda
beauty salon: experienced preferred;
5.s-day week; good, salary. Apply
SElRE EMILE, 1921 GonnestiGut ave-, ave; co.
haFSifs n or have eOmf eae aay J6 so4os Cs 4snt
NURSE Or. NJ, to teach bedside care.
part time evenings: bright per-
sonality: good pay. ST. 3-3673, 16'
OFFICE CLERK. immediate opening
for qualified applicant. to maintain
daily records. handle weekly pay
many benefits including profit shar-
ing, paid vacation and liberal dis
counts Apply at WESTERN AUTO
SUPPLY CO., 3941 Mimi. ave. ne.
PaoNoGRAMPiH HON Z ( iMi 20 RECORD p saiesIady.
experienced only; full or part time;
excel; excel; salary Apply SUPER MUSIC
REAL iiTf' ESTATE sSa" sssAiLFswoMEN, 81 n;Si ex-
perienced, for full time; street-noor
ONCE selling many properties. TOWN
& SUBURBAN. Real Estate Co.,
4S11 Wisconsin ave. n.w.. EN-.
RECEPPTTiIoNIsT in portrait studio,
some clerical work. Apply In per-
son, 9-10 am. GLOGAU. 1903 Conn.
RECEP. .-TYPIsTs. part time for
school ONCE eyes,, 8 pm. to $40.
9ll @ pl. NV. 11S
Evening star., 1953-10-15

rent popular-type elec-
tronic instruments with option to
buy Private Lessons available. ST.
and g SITS. NV. and 9332 Georgia
ave-, Silver Spring, JU. 5-1l05.
(Silver Spring store open eveninss1
Evening star., 1953-10-15
OFFICE FURNITURE

200 desk from S12,5O up. For home
or ONCE. Also chairs, filing cab
inets. Kardex. tables. FREE PARK.
d. c. SURPLUS SALES
611 New jersey Ave NV
Evening star., 1953-10-15
HELP-DoMEsTIc Cont. !

MAID, colored; live in; cock. g.h.w.;
settled persons. % to As. with re-
cent local tele.; refs. Maids quar-
terS; 2 rms. and Eath; Of Thurs
and Sun, after breakfast; S26 wk
OF. 4-7575. lis
MAID, over 35: gh.w.. cooking: live
in: pvt. room and bath: l day plus
I afternoon of; must like children
$3.50 mo. RA. 3-3025. lis
MAID, plain cooking: i've in; Be-
thesda area: fond of children; ref
erences required. OIL. 4-7264 lis
MAID D-COOKING-G preferably
25-40; house in NV. section. Il blk.
on Conn: ave-: live in; upstairs rm. !;
2 school-aged children; Thursday
afternoon, Sunday and several ewes
on: exper and ref. required. $50.
GIRL. white. between 20 and 30, : tc
help care 1or invalid child: live in,
refs WO. 6-2195. -21
WOMAN, experienced, for cooking and
g,h.w.; recent local refs: 5-day wk
go; transp. furn. from NV. OIL
coIoRkD WOMAN, s,h.w,: 5ts days
ref: $50 wk. RA. 3-4329. II
IMIDDLE-AGED COLORED WOMAN
to live in private home with colored
family: g.h.w.. cooking and help care
for small boy; must be clean, honest
nd reliable. Call LA. 6-6S7O. bet.
am. and noon daily. --1S
Evening star., 1953-10-15
SALES TRAINEE
81 nm MTNTMIJM

We need Q bright young men. good
appearance. fluent speakers. college
training: permanent; car desirable.
Call for interview with personnel
manager, NE. S-2336. --15
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, tc
work IN truck service station: ex-
psid faenSs Vacation ahG SOspitsiiaation and
sTEED { BR1scoE. 22oT N; Y
SERVICE c' STATION ATTENDANT,
aEFo% sERsF SRy sGSoo 8TSS e iAl sfRTcE VIC S04@
r. !. ave. u.e. -l5
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white; full time: good working con-
ditions. MALCOLMS ESQ SERv-
ICE, 1901 Columbia pike. Arlington.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
white: fabrication exper. and good
and vacation. BARRON's sUNOCo
SERVICE. Wis. ave. and River rd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
(2J. one midnight to morning shift.
one to IL pm. shift. Must have
fabrication eXper. Salary and COM
mission Apply wRoE sUNoCo,
sERv1CE ESS1 fa sfXT1oN fIfi On SHIFT MAN. ex-
perienced. local refs. ESQ STA
TON. 6403 Blair rd. NV.
SHEET METAL MAN, exper. in duct
work; layout, installation. ALI
SONS 2212 l4th st. NV. aD.
SHOE fRiEPAIRING-steady Job. So
ber Apply to NATIONAL BEAUTY
& BARBER SUPPLY CO., 466 K
SHOE statesmen, with experience,
able to take responsibility. Apply
SHORT ORDER COOK, colored; work
Sat. to IL pm. KENYON GRILL.
3119 Ga. ave: NV. Apply in per-
sTiTEHNioGSRsAPHER, FEN oGSRsAPHER catering once
work.. must be experienced. Box
OCK.RooM CLERK, colored, 81
30, draft exempt. D, C., drivers II
cenSe, at least yrs. high scnool'
TELEVISION BENCHMAN, expe..
rienced. top liberal salary unusual
opportunity. bright future with
large chain, permanent. WARDS
TV. Norfolk s. Va. --------
Evening star., 1953-10-15
sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

GENERAL OFFICE WORK, 25 yrs
exper.; typist, PIX. receptionist,
knowledge of shorthand. Reply Box
GIRL, coiored-G.h.w, 5-day wk.;
refs. KATIE KINDS. Elk. 3-0512.
HOUSEWORK, by day, 3 days wk.
no cooking; reference. Call after 8
pm, AID. 2-9295:
HsKPR., white, 65; active, depend. !;
yrs; live in. HO. 2-3227.
WOMAN, white. will care for child or
do light work; prefer live out; health
card; refs. AID. 4-3756, ~ to
WOMAN. white. as, good BACKGROUND
and education, desires position as
housekeeper, assuming complete
charse and care. for elderly person;
To SSsTT THosE I EMPEoyERs EsfpE nE oHSf
in domestic help of the highest
that know the value of service and
responsibilities For information cal
NATIONAL DOMESTIC SERVICE
UNION Local No. /. HV. $685..
RELIABLE CoLoRED GIRLLpart
time or days work; refs. TU.
CoLoRED T6E:ii GIRL desires Job as baby
sitter sitter or light housework expert
coIoREp S9IeGi d GIRL GIRL desires daywork
CoIoREfDS 5ii GIRL desires gen. house
work. nursemaid or cook; 5-day
week. NO. 7-1940.
COLORED WOMAN desires light
cleaning and ironing Wed.' Fri
Evening star., 1953-10-15
FURN. SALE--NEW

Modern and traditional bedrm,, living
rm., dinette sets. All close out
prices. Sofa beds, chairs, lamps,
mirrors, tables, Hollywood beds.
OS n ever snes. Terms arranged a,
KING, 1908 Georgia Ave, JU. 9-5S9f
Evening star., 1953-10-15

UAS RANGES, new, uSeu SIJ 80 pp;
Installation PEERLESS SALES CO..
2237 Georgia ave DE 2-5566 ~
GAS RANGE. Estate. 4 burners, oven
moyinT nnT nGoilfT; fron practtSaiy new
Evening star., 1953-10-15
An Industrial Agent
CAREER MEN

p to %. high school graduates; in.
tensive training program, precedes
advancement to managerial position.
Contracting people is major part of
Job; straight salary: plenty Of ad-
vancement opportunity and Job
security. All modern employe bene-
fit programs. LIBERTY FINANCE
CORP, 1906 Georgia ave, 2nd
floor. Rm. IL, Silver Spring, Md,
JU. $4,000. -16
Evening star., 1953-10-15
HELP-DoAAESTIc

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. exper; only;
small home; 9 am. through 6:30
nRss nieRts; $50 % wk suodaSi 81 S4.osss' s' -i5 t
COOK. experienced: dinners, night:
a week. HO. 2-4339. .-16
band; good salary. EN-. 3-5243. liz
COOK; g.h.w; live in; experienced;
| responsible person.; small family
eHees' s55 % WE. BE Box 0z$ 4a5S, @ssN star IersF'
COOK AND G,H.W., colered; live in
or out; experienced and must have
LEGAL refs; small family; S35 wk.
COOK. .CHaAMiBERMATD, colOred: live
in; 2 adults; settled. cap, exper.
COOK, plain and g.h.w.; live in: g.
day SsIy,t VIZ; G, ssoi ss1 small family; Tv ir
Conn. ave: Dusline; must Be exper :;
| have local refs. and like children;
| Thurs. and every other Sunday OF
Other help employed. S35. EN-. 2
cooKNG AND e.H.w.; live in bu
S120 per month. ia. 9--7soQ.
lCOUPIE German preferredl. dc
Sesor eSay sSfsps cHgs rox town Of bonse
live in on End floor; experienced
high-type parties with recent refer
enceS; S240 per month with bonus
and raise with Improvement. Cal
MRS HORNER. from 8 to ST. 3-
lG.HW plain cooking: stay . nights
| 5i2-day week. Must be fond oi
children. Ref REQUIRED. S27 per wk
CIV. AND COOK: sleep in 8 eve
nings. Tues. Wed. and Sat-: mus
be exper. in child care; Sunday anC
"a day Thurs. of; reference required
$50. Call XII. S-52S7.
lG.H.W.-Some cooking. good with chill
drep; live in; references; excellent
| salary: JU. 9-4104 is
HOUSEKEEPER, white. energetic: fol
Catholic rectory in suburbs; to live
in. Box SIX. Star. -15
MAID; must live in: exper. with chill
dren and g.h.w.; Thurs. and everS
| other Sun. on. OIL. A-1991. -15
Evening star., 1953-10-15
OFFICE FURNITURE

Desk, 200 available, wood and steel;
special purchased United Nations,
other large industrial plans: tables,
chairs, lockers, bookcases, Bank of
England Chairs, 400 file cabinets.
some as low as SO; unlimited stock
savings up to 70Ss; free delivery
and parking.
Evening star., 1953-10-15

ORGAN, Hammond spinet. used
labout years old. Phone Annapo.
lis, Colonial 3-262a. Is
ORGAN-Save 500 on latest model;
two-manual electronic organ. Orgalfs
for rent Organ lessons. KITS.
1880 G st. MIDDLE OF BLOCK.
Evening star., 1953-10-15

FURN. = Clearance Of Hide-A-Bed
type sofas. SlIe; sterilized, recon
ditioned studio couches and sofa
beds SIS to $40; sgl. or dbl. Holly
wood beds. SIG to S39 drop-leaf
tables, SIS to S27; breakfast sets.
Sl1. S27; lounge chairs. Sl2 to S25;
sofa $685. Duncan Phyfe din. table,
S35: chest, $40 to S19; dresser. S19;
SIS; coil or boz spring. S7 to SIS;
crib and mattress. SO: bookcases,
bargains, mirrors. THE HOME SHOP,
l745 L st. NV, RE. 7.1464. daily,
3 to z. Terms. ia
Evening star., 1953-10-15
rYpIsT-RECEpTIoNIsT

TYPIST-RECEPTIONIST
wick or viIlsre nIssrssE Rental spV once, n m To-
Gated at Mt. Vernon and Com
keen. alert woman with some
executive qualities. Call MR..
STANTON. TIE. 6-12S0.
WAITRESSES-Part time, week ends
94I0 Baltimore blvd. College Park,
Md. lis
white, experienced; for
nightwork; apply In person. LOOP
RESTAURANT, 3203 Mt. Pleasant
st. NV.
GIRLS, TRAVEL. U. S. A.
Ambitious. SINCERE. Is to 26. Touring
Florida, Calf. and. return. ASSISTING
supervisor in order dept; $3.50
Apply MISS BARBARA MAY. Cairo
Hotel. 10 am. to 5 pm. Parents
welcome at interview -15
LADIES, white; $40 salary and bonus;
exper. not req, no selling, pleasant
DU. 7-950O bet. 2 and $50 pm.
LADY TO HELP WITH GROUP OF
GILltuHCus private SCIlOOl, CHeVy CI1aSe
area; resident preferred; main
tenance furnished. P. o. Box 1926,
WOMEN "a, capable. friendly; for
dignif1ed neighborhood work. Some
business exper. RE. 7-0795. --15
WOMEN. white or colored, to sell
watches on outside: good earnings;
no exper. necessary, We train you.
EX. 3-5611. -19
LADY. white, experienced
pref. but not essential, for suburban
office. Box AJAX, Star. lis
Evening star., 1953-10-15
statesmen

Leading real estate firm has
opening for alert, staple. full
Nnry t5ms saissmen. ssInt . Can M no,gA;; Nc;
RoBB1Ns soGsi saiei re- MsL-; ALTY. YRoUKH XII
S.3106; eves.. so. 5-7652 or
Evening star., 1953-10-15
PIPE-USED

AT REASONABLE PRICES
Also used structural steel angles and
iR2sfilS W2sRSoroE 5pki aAo sns & B2a rsdiatS5' co
216 L st. s.w.. phone DI. 7-S0Q7.
S.; wash basins. S5: 42-in. sinks:
S12; Ain. soil pipe. 1925; 3-in.
soil pipe. $3.50; new toilet sets.
Slg:95; many other good buys. ACE
y1y1 LINK CO, CO, 222o Georgia ave. NV.
PoGARofD LAND CAMERA-Brand-
new. best offer. JU. o-9173 between
POWER FOOLS. T 3 e Atlas demonstT mto ators: s,
So4 table H ,o' ssw' hsSd S2576; 4" IGN tt9ai1n.sT:
EEcrRic EEiEscer 3S ESu1pMEReRR al MhEHeRRl' co., im!i:d ass
PRESSING MACHINE, nearly new.
SS25sgG l2-h.p. motor included ME.
RANGE: electric, brand-nsy west
inghouse: had retail price of S279.95;
will sell for $3.50 or best offer.
ST 3-6762 days; ewes. ia. 2-o9zo.
RANGES. new. used; repairs. Gas,
oil. coal. wood ACME STOVE,
l9lI eth st. NV, MA. ,s-s953.
RANGE, gas. 80 in. wide, Hardwick
Sge Syen hsat me- onsso c1ntrSi; good clean cond.
RANGE, Westinghouse cleo; auto.
oven and timer, min. timer, auto.
appliance outlet. fiuorescent light,
oeepwen cooker, Corox units. Cost
S259.95: like new, $135. IA. b-7465.
REFRIGERAToRs. used. Rent or
SGowDs.' EMl no; s-75ool S5 4lis lrinssrec9sss: coss::
ave.
REFRIGBRAToR, Hotpoint: a post
nnnA0l &h0 hANf -
clean box, ia. 2-oe79 ewes; sT.
3-6762 days. 30
sortment from Sl0 up. Some With
l-year guarantee. Time payments,
FREDERlCKS, 1905 i4th ST. nv
REFRIGERATORS, gas, all sizes; in.
stallation. PEERLESS SALES CO,
2237 Ga ave. DE 2-5566
Observation-Disclosures, 8 Gu,
IT.: SI0n; used. ia. g-1256. Id
REFRIGERATOR-Frigidaire 1852;
8 IT. 1852 Bendix Dialomatlc
washer; best offer, OIL. 4-39sS after ).