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The guardian., 1953-06-06
WONDERL FUTURITY
RACE JUNE 10 AND II

: Boston dog racing fans this
week are burning midnight oil
over forms on the fastest crop
of youngsters seen a. Wonder
land in years as owners start
pointing up their 1851 pups for
the Fourth Annual Running of
the Wonderland Futurity Stake.
The quarter-finals will be held
June 10 and II, with the semi
finals June Is and IT, and the
Futurity Stake, June 20. The
distance is 5-16thS of a mile.
The racing secretary hopes to
have a total of 80 leading pups
entered. Drawings will take
place Saturday, June 6. Last
years Futurity was won by Andy
Park from Aaron Kulchinsky's
Chappell Kennel in the time of
31.4. Andy Park was winner of
the Wonderland Inaugural this
year, also in the time of 31.4.
GIVE TO THE
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
The guardian., 1953-06-06
The DEMUND
COMEDIES

The second appearance of the
DeMund comedies at st. John
Baptist Church and Rev. Kelly,
Pastor, was greeted by crowd
ed house, and the new plays
scored heavily, keeping the
audience convulsed with laugh
ter throughout the evening. L.
Stokes did "To Be or Not To Be"
like veteran; Retha Hill
did Troubles OF a Beautician"
all three parts in a convincing
manner and THE Baby Sitter"
was a scream from it's begin
ming to the end, The solos by
Kyroa, accompanied by
Peters, and by Robert
The guardian., 1953-06-06
Mary Strong
JoLks
TWO SHARES


1t Is said that the meek shall
inherit the earth, which Is a
warning against pride. Verify,
" pride goeth before destruc-
ton and a naughty spirit be-
fore a fall" We are such weak
and finite creatures that 1t be-
hooyes us to keep our feet on
the ground. He who scars too
high invites envy and attack.
This bit OF advice is we'll to
remember. Beware Of pride
and egotism for they are among
the worst snares for the man
who aspires to climb the high
ladders
The guardian., 1953-06-06
Catholic Union Nine
VS.. GoIored AII.Siars

The undefested Softball team
of the Catholic Union of Cam
bridge will meet the most
outstanding nine in New Eng
land when it engages the Bos-
ton Colored All-StarS on Sa-
turday. June 13. The game is
scheduled for 2 P. M. at st.
Peters Field and a capacity
crowd is expected.
The widely-publicized ALL
Stars, with a record of eight
cen straight wins, have yet
to meet defeat this season.
Mixing comedy with spectacu-
lar diamond ability, they give
a colorful and hilarious per-
formance comparable to that
offered in basketball by the
famed Harlem Globe Trotters.
Frank H. Connolly, mana
ger of the Catholic team, an
nounces that Johnny Weilandt,
Cambridge's ace softball hurl-
er. will be on the mound for
his club. The lineup will also
include such well-known stars
as AL "Inky" Young, Frank
Moose" Misener, Jimmy Kane,
Henry Preston, Ed and Jimmy
Callahan, Frank Burns, and
Jim Shaugnessy.
All SoftbalI fans of Cam
bridge and vicinity are cordial
ly invited to attend. Proceeds
will go to the charity fund of
the Catholic Union.
The guardian., 1953-06-06
BEAUTY HINTS
THE BIG TOE AND BEAUTY
By NINA TEMPLE

You may not be conscious OF
the Importance of the big toe
in making beauty possible
through graceful carriage. It
gives balance, allows the foot
to swing from its firm pivot.
There are exercises to strength
en- the toe, making it firmer
and more dependable in the
gait. Exercise it at night. Pull
1t this way and that, twist IT.
massage it, wiggle it, give it.
vitality of its own. It is said
that we begin to die in the big
tnp
The guardian., 1953-06-06

Lowell, accompanied by Ernest
O'Banyoun, were excellently
rendered, and heartily apprecia-
ted. Harlod DeMund received an
ovation when introduced. The
program closed with remarks by
Rev. Kelly, and his benediction.
The next presentation of the
DeMund plays will be June IT,
and 18, at western Avenue Bap-
tiSt Church, Cambridge.
The guardian., 1953-06-06

your lipstick: There is no one
and only color for every woman
Consider the color Of your lip
stick as an accessory color
choose a shade to match the
ribbon in your hair, your eye
glass frame, or your shoes. In
fact, have a whole wardrobe"
of lipsticks. Just be sure that no
one of them departs too far
from the original shade you
carefully chose as being "just
light" for you.
The guardian., 1953-06-06
Charm

NEW YORK, Last week we
gave you a hint or two on how
to apply your lipstick, and how
to disguise any defect you may
find in the shape of your lips
To this we would only add that
before you begin shaping. be
sure you block out your natural
lipline with several applications
of a good liquid foundation.
But now, as to the color of
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27
Taft Expects Democratic Support For Continued High Tax Yield

WASHINGTON, R - Senate Republican leader Taft said Sat- urday he expects Democratic SUD- port if the Eisenhower admins tration seeks to continue present high taxes temporarily in its eff forts to balance the budget.
 And Sen. Russell of Georgia, one of the most influential Demo cratic senators, said in an inter view:
 eff the President takes the lead in the matter, it is my judgment that majority of the Democratic senators will give the administra- ton the tax measures necessary to maintain the revenue yield where it is.''
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27
SATURDAY

SEOUL, R-Grim, US. infan- trymen, using bayonets, rifle butts and hand grenades, cut down about one-third of 500 to 75O- man Communist force that smash ed against Allied lines in cen -tral Korea Saturday.
 Tn the air, Allied warplanes Friday marked up their third busiest single day of the Korean war. Jet and propeller driven at tackers smashed at the Commun- ists with 1870 sorties, turning Red ground targets into smoking ruins.
 US. Sabre jets shot down one Communist MIG jet and damaged three more, the Air Force re- ported.
 The big battleship New Jersey pumped shells for eight hours Fri day into the Red east coast city of Songjin.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27
District Engineer Urges Development Of Private Industry In Alaska

7 ANCHORAGE, R - Col. l.. H. Foote, Alaska District Engineer, told Governor Heintzleman Fri day that military construction in the territory this year is com parable to 1852 but that it would start tapering off.
 Colonel Foote and Col. E. C.. Itschner, chief of the North Pa cific District for the Army Corps of Engineers, advised Heintzle- man to work for immediate devel- opment of private industry, pre- Sumably to absorb the slack caused by reduction in military construction.
 The governor and engineer of- ficers met in three hour session with Chamber of Commerce .di- rectors to discuss Alaskan prob lemS.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27
Refrigerator Car Explodes

CALGARY, Alta, R-An ex- plosion in refrigerator car rock ed a passenger train just after it arrived in the station here Sum- day night.
 An alighting passenger, Mrs. Charles J. Blake was thrown IA feet by the blast and killed. Her husband and three Canadian Pa cific Railway employees were hurt.
 The explosion destroyed the re- frigerator car on the Edmonton to-Calgary train. It shattered hun dreds of windows in the vicinity.
 Investigators expressed belief the blast occurred when a railway worker thrust a gas lamp into the car, igniting leaking gas. The car was loaded with bread and other food.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27
BOY SCOUT NEWS

Troop 666 opened their regular meeting as Robert Summers led the opening ceremonies. The troop then fell out into patrol corners. The Eagles planned a hike un- der the supervision of Lawrence Oscarson (which took place last Saturday. The Apaches worked on their patrol flag, which will be finished by the next meeting.
 The other two patrols worked on drill formations and the morse code. Recreation was taken up with basketball relays and a few games of dodge ball.
 P.S.G., Scribe |.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27
Sabres Used As Dive-Bombers

 SEOUL, R- Deadly American Sabre jets flew dive bombing mis- sions in close support of Allied ground forces Monday for the first time in the 34-months-old Korean war.
 The Sabres-until recently used only for air battles with Red MIG jets--pounded Communist troops and positions.
 Twelve Sabres, flown by the 18th Fighter-Bomber Wing, made the strike, the Fifth Air Force said.
 Twenty-four US. Marine Pan- ther jet fighter r-bombers blasted an ammunition factory at Gin nampo with 50 tons of bombs while Corsairs hit weapons and storage area at Haeju.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27

Monday. April 27. 1853
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27
Atlantic Pact Nations See No Change In Communist Threat to World Security

PARIS, R- The IA Atlantic Pact nations Saturday told Soviet Russia that she has not yet dis played any fundamental change in Communism's threat to the se- curity of the free world.
 In their final comnrunique on the North Atlantic Treaty Council sessions here, the ministers of the NATO' members said they would welcome genuine efforts to re- duce the international tension"
 They said that the Commun- ist attack on Laos in French Indo- china was only the latest example of policies responsible for aggres- sive warfare in several parts of the world.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27
TYPHOID WARNING ISSUED BY CITY HEALTH OFFICER

ANCHORAGE, @-A warning was issued Friday by Dr. John Gentry, city health officer, for residents and physicians to re- port all illnesses resembling ty- phoid fever.
 The warning was issued after it was discovered that the city chlorination system was out of order Tuesday for several hours. Dr. Gentry said the danger of typhoid was remote but that he had no guarantee the unchlorin- ated water was free from typhoid germs.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27

The average person in Ireland eats about $500 calories a day compared with an average of about 3,2OO in the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-27

Inventory Blanks at Nome Nugget
Evening star., 1953-04-09

Typists, StenographerS
Ideal for housewives who can give 2
or days a week or girls waiting
for Govt. placement. NE. S-332O.
Evening star., 1953-04-09
HElP-WoMEN

WAITRILss-whits. LdrEIIH Whit q or eyer. Good
csSG css;62s3; 5oo2 Isl s.: NV. Iii
after $50 am. BREWoobf, 1HIIs 1Siy
GiRIGi7-a5, to answer phone mls and
do light clerical work in Silver
Spring ofice; 5-day wk. Call jU. &.
GIL Y9Io' rR1nIv iI4 Pm; % or 6-9 pm.
of international publishing company;
must be good .typist. knowledge Of
advertising helpful; good starting
salary, liberal company Dement'S; 4O-
hr; week. MR.. MITCHELL. CO.
GIRLS 1925, free to travel. Calf.
Mexico and return. All expenses SAD, ad.
Va yancsd; need tgn ttTgansp: furnished; adv.
commission. Must be neat and at.
tractiye. See MRS. J. O'DONNELL
g.. Hotel Franklin Park. los
LADY: educated, interested in, rapid
BUSINESS house AfiiiRtgalrs ASiiitg rscoEniNed snGwd
and promptly rewarded. Age not
importsnt; In $4,000 frst year. Box
WOMEN l S--ti M Start invisible weavinr g
business at home. Earn SIS an hour
in hn.sDs spare time; We we teach and furnish
P. 8. Box e7o4, Fort Davis Station Station
Washington. D. C. -12
WOMEN. colored: earn $50 week
ly. and up on a salary and COM
mission basis as costume jewelry
demonstrators. We train you tc
conduct hostess parties. Phone be.
tween IL noon and 8 pm. North
WOMAN. 21 to 40, investigation work
with national organization. Must be
free to travel. Salary and expenses
No exper. necessary. Apply 951 War
ner Bldg. liz
YOUNG GIRL under 25, neat in ap-
pearance; typist, 72 w.pm.: i'm
mediate opening; $3.50. Call ST
3-22I6, Ext. "a. ID
Evening star., 1953-04-09
HELP DoMEsTIc tcent.)

MAID. G.H.w., age 25-s5; pref.
cook; 5-day Wk.: hours. Ii:45 to
es4fsrs' ar; stay EM OF 24sb snish's; SIS and
MAID, experienced in g.h.w,. to work
2 days. stay one night, SIG and car
PRACTiCAL NURSE for semi-invalid
to e. do l.h;w; and cooking: live in;
S36 wk. After 8 pm. OIL. 4-4165.
SECOND MAID. exper. in serving,
Gay gay week; S.o City refs. required. CAN
WOMAN; g.h.w.. cooking. exper. with
children. Live in. Nice rm. and bath.
coy; Seo7e Other help empl. Refs. JU.
COOP CooK-G.Hw.. with emploSed mdU
husband, live in; upstairs room and
oatn' TV. Local refs. EN. 2-7776.
ELDERLY LADY. white. live in. nc child
care car i6g;hll.w;; 6sll room. board and SAL
LIVE IN-unencumbered woman ex-
OF children. One day wk and
every other Sun. OF. $50. ia. S-2064.
WHITE GIRL or elderly woman to
Arl.. Va. References. KE. SeS34o.
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN want
ed to aid in care Of 2-yr.-old boy
and infant in exchange for COM
laundering. NO. 7-4546. -12
LIVE LN-Exper. plain cook; good
cleaner. good laundress. Half day
every other Sum-; half day every
Thursday. Honest and dependable;
S3o week. JU. 7-693S, Silver Spring.
TWO SISTERS OR FRIENDS To
live in. share room and do q h w
Tor family of 5: experienced cook
$40 wk. each woman. EN-. 81 Sa2,
Evening star., 1953-04-09
SITUATIONS WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK INV, colored. experienced;
saTfsTe saFHf1sh EG EEGidsyi s-b17si 7TssfeFsnes' $@6
GIRL Desires child care while
mother works; Al refs: 8 hrs. per
day or night. ST. 3-2992 after 1 D. m
GIRL. colored. wants g.h.w. s days
TeeSS; T9e6SSo exper.; refs. Phone NO.
GIRL, colored, desires general house
work or caring for children. days
week. NO. .7-4212.
GIRL. colored; wants general house
, na n9rk 9sIte part time mornings. Phone
NEAT. INTELLIGENT, colored woman
desires work. Expert attention
given to child. days. Experienced.
Refs. RA. 1864.
GIRL desires days work,
Monday and Thursday. Ii. 3-1910.
GIRL wants T.h.w.; fond
OF CHILDREN; 5-day week. ME.
CoIoREiD GIRL wants child care or
daywork 8 days week. DE. 2-56O4.
COLoRED GIRL desires part-time
EeI Tork as maid sst1 and light cooking.
COLORED MAID. well exper.. prefers
EuesthOuse or apts. NO. 7-O976;
CoLoRED MAID desires care of
child er E.h.w.; small family; refs.
coLoRED WOMAN wants general
housework and cooking: yrs: exper.
Apply 223 F st. s.w.. ALICE.
Evening star., 1953-04-09
FURNITURE
CARPET CLOSEOUT

ALSO. 2O9s TO 4o% OFF
RUGS AND CARPETING.
209o TO 49, OFF
Also. store wide sale prices on all
other merchandise, similar savings
on special orders. Wholesale rates
MiER FURNITURE CO, So3S * st
NV. ST. 3-1S52. -13
!ifice, $l00;, vanity. SIo; frepl. set.
sig; eiec; tea Kettle. S.: cabinet t
RADIO i10n sloi =, coffee otl table $40; elec.
FURN.-Liv. ,rm.. din. rm.. bed ana
sell at once. Poplar 2.so2s. 19 9u''
FURN:-Selline, out: liv. rm. furn.,
newiy re.uphol.;, Sl25, vac; cleaner.
GAS suSi; RsNEc 1t1 Can .x1eI.st S0 ss4s s9ndi,,
$40 Cali after 8, or Saturday u.
GAS RANGES. new, used: $3.50 1867 np,
sasa saassslet,on aaors,a a1s REERbbEse bE eskAsL kAsLEs'
81: coal and Wood Wood IssHi ranges. .lS ACME NJ;
GAS RANGES, ss. oven, oven Sroiler. SHi S'sSS: con:
trol; perfect ..cond.: S$4.s5 At
! hANTIc; S97 v ST. NV. NO. 7-3921.
warming closet and broiier, good
condition. OIL. 4-6184. 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50 up.
lge. assort.; elec. motor repairs. seth
II CARTY. 1908 14th NO, 7-0224.
BED. like new; adjustable;
$35. GICHNER SURPLUS, 1913 NJ
st. W., EX. 3-3527.
ITEMS - Venetian
blinds, metal kit. cabinets, (2) baby
bassinettes; other misc. JU. s-574i.
LAWN MOWER, hand. lishtweight, 1
year old; $40. 10. 4-6264 after
t5M, So ca, and
power mowers, $40 ea.; bicycles.
boys and girls, need minor repairs
and painting, So ca. 1893 r. I.
ave. ne. rear. Open all day Sum
LAWN MOWER ROLLERS, 1900. all
sizes. zoe each; roller brackets. l2c
each; Handles. 81 each. Handle
brackets. soc pair. Phone Granite
tASNl slss i lxSsNsEEe:s sssfEE power. cs.tt.hassp: ttaas
new EN-. 2.7463,
Evening star., 1953-04-09
HELP-DoMESTIc

BuTLER, white; wage. 5000 mo. Box
CHiLP,s NURSE, housekeeper, renteel,
reliable, motherly:. live in; 6-mos
Sa.. Sia Ossy; sss;.w1H employed couple. vienna
COOK; downstairs maid: 5.day wk.
references required. OIL. 2-1165.
%
COOKING. first class: part time.
daas dinner ~ Monday through W Friday:
pm. CO. 5-oS46. I'd" s-eiG @nio 0
COOK. .G.H. W., white, $40 wk.: must
Hvs H. local refs. required. EN-.
COOK -G.H.w.: fond of children: io no
laundry; live in; recent b. G. refer
ences. Salary open. EN-. 3-072O.
COOK-G.H.w.. live in, upstairs rm, +;
ssahool-age Sa aS. children. $50. Refs. req.
COOK G.H.W.-ss5 wk. colored or
Fond of sc6ool-age children; Thurs.
preferred. Call EN-. 3-S271.
COOK oG.H.W;-To live in and care
11r 3 children school age: every
VIZ Heuf'i EMa spd sscsSs' eSsEE other Sum- OIL $50
Cook H;W.@Experienced. settled
yu'nl. we'man, live in. fond Of children,
GENEsHH GTsssEsnee H11,SF2M4664tx EM sF2464 10 ..nOr,
sasfa ss isns two Of nsRss shRsFeR SEE Sssy ssi
G;H.W:, colored: must be good cook;
In family; live in or out; not over
80 yrs; health card and good ref
RssfiS:: sss sS: fsfS SiS.iSSsSi.y sSSSy ns ssSS va
G.H;W:-Liye in; fond of children;
nat day Wed, every other Sun. OF.
sac I, wk; I;. Can HE. 4;s03s until {
ss.a s;S5 8 T. o@ sS5s: 81 =
mont. Ma. Co Cook 1e for smail nnsi adult adult
family. Excellent living quarters
with private bath; good salary. Call
k.dzss NAi zsSss2S2o: II no answer can 10.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, experienced,
capable Of taking full. charge. Ref
erences. Box 456-B, Star. 10
HOUSEKEEPER, dependable. care for
home and two children for working
parents; 81 RT1 RSi..t'o board and small sal, sal
small child. Cali after 8 pm. JA.
LAUNDREss-white, Baptist Home
for Children. modern equipment,
pleasant surroundings. room. board.
and good pay. References. Apply
~ Miss osIkkn Jenkins e2o1 Greentree I'd
MAID-Experienced: good salary to-
competent person: city reference re-
auired. LU. 1-4265. Ill
%SfSmLive esIlS7,5 ,,i in dGstSr's sns home
salary starting at $40. ri. 2-56is.
MAID, white, g.h.w. exper., refs.
good character; live in. pvt. -entr.,
de luxe room and bath; new home,
$50. 1919 Underwood ct. NV;
Evening star., 1953-04-09
FILLS CARINETS

Wood transfer files. S1.75: wood, f.
drawer. legal size, Sl3.95: 2-drawer.
metal, letter, size, SI2.95; new, A.
Ex! e FEANK AYE q SON. 4l4 srd st. NV.
FIRE ENGINE, toy. mangie, kit, table
and an cabinetS. mahog. sec: desk, coffee
ins taSsf esse Tsss Jo pras s4S S.s
&c. Gu. nj It. s-SSea; chest; new new
model in factory crate; full war
ranty; will sacrifice; no reasonable
ofIer refused. Call JU. s-15S9., %
FTRNiTuRE SsS %. sE.ss., 49, MARBLE top table.
chest and washstand. $35 each; g.
drawer mahog. chest, $40. LO: B.
FURNITURE Leaving town must
sell less than $1,000 complete furni-
ture efhciency apt. incl. Hollywood
r9tS PsS; SF%,SI 10 dsslers; Wo, faces. p
ter-grade bedrm.. dining rm., living
rm. from unclaimed freight and fac
essh IoS ssf sTokHaE sEeas iBayss. BEpa
900 New York ave. NV, daily 1O.6,
Sat; TIL 4, RE. 7-4310. 10
FURNITURE-From two 3-rm. apart.
ments. me 1.,ETS Exceptionally good cond. Can
FURNlTURE-Philippine rattan, iiv.
rm. couch. liv. rm. chair, ottoman.
end tables. . table lamps. bed
side table. writing desk. Cushions
for above are kapokN filled. Make
an offer. Call ia. 4-1S0a ii
AND BEDDING-Holly-
wood beds, complete. S19, $25, $50,
$50; Studio couch, 500; mahog. Jr.
dining set. 18th century style, bar
gain; lined oak dbl. dresser and
chest; lounge chairs, bargains;
innerspring mattresses. SO to $50,
completely sterilized, Box springs.
S15. S19; coil springs, 81, $40:
Beds, SIS, $40; dropleaf tables, SI3
to S35: dinette chairs: end, lArip
and cocktail tables, S4 to SIS:
maple kneehole desks. S22. S35;
blond oak desk. S45: chests and
dressers. SO to S25; secretary, $50.
Bargain mirrors; 3-pc. mahogany
bedrm. set. $50; twin beds, $50 DR.,
Terms. THE HOME SHOP. 1T45 L
st. NV. 10
for s-rm. house; bed.
rm.. maple or mahogany; rugs and
lamps. 1427 Webster NV. 9 pm.
e I F jmi Erc.-Est..e sale o,
new and used household furniture.
Refrigerators. .mirrofs, televisions,
barbell set, piano, washers. rugs,
ranges. fans. BY auction at WESCH.
LEES. 905 E St, NV. Tomorrow.
commencing 9:30 am. Inspection
Evening star., 1953-04-09
.MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont,
Antiques Special

Round cherry or pine extension
tables, lazy Susan. harvest, drop
leaf, sawbuck and hutch chair
tables, chairs and benches to
match. Unusual dry sinks--some
copper or zinc lined. Baltimore
water benches, hutch. Dutch. Welsh
and corner upboards--some with
spoon slots. open butterfly shelves
and wood or glass paneled doors.
Plank-bottom. fiddle, Tyre or Hitch
cock-back chairs; 2, 3 and 4 drawer
mahoE; chests, High or low poster
wagon-seat. buffers tray. cobbler's
bench and marble-top coffee tables.
Marhle-top tables, dough boxes,
end and bedside tables. Desk
secretaries, matching pair Pa. Dutch
fiddle settles. Virginia hunt
board. Sleepy Hollow tufted lounge
chair, marble-top waShstands, blan-
ket chests, captains chairs. Extra
special. Set of 6 ladder-back chairs,
$S each: Pa. Dutch bench settle,
$50; Boston rocker $25; pine chest.
S35; lounge chair, Lewly uphol-
stored. $3.50; marble-top table,
$50; pine bar stools. 50 each: poster
bed. S35; wall bracket. hanging
and brass rayo lamps, $3.50 up;
pine sawbuck coffee tables. $3.50;
sGFnes & cn,S 6,oTsS SIS: 81! s!s 'tSsS
Inspection Invited. Free delivery.
Free parking. BETHESDA-CHEVY
CHASE. "Wasff1ngton's Large Antique
Dealer" S215 Wis. ave, OIL. 4-2422,
10 a.m.-9 pm. CLOSED SUNDAYS.
Evening star., 1953-04-09

10
UNIT CONTROL CLERK, bright.
young; exper.; ref; good oppor.; must
have good handwriting. Apply HABER
UsHERs1Eyenine fRi Eve n ST; work. oix: good pay
5:30 pm. Mgr, GEORGETOWN
THEATER. 1851 Wisconsin ave. NV.
WAITRESS. g.1t 1;ss white; ,s: exgsE excel
REsTAURANT, 9O4 9th st. NV.
WAITRESS. white, neat and at
ary and tips. HALF SHELL, RES
sassd S4SB siE oYsT SEs4AURRs IA fsRsFI
WAITRESS. white, over 81: hours,
days Of: Apply MACS GRILL, 70
wA!SsTIFhiRRs;Ss;. Il !; ;S; experienced, not over ? ss.
- and q; 4;30 to 10 pm. 10
white, neat and depend
able; exper. not necessary; hrs. z
MISS MAC. Plaza Hotel. 3a1 1st St.
WAITRESS, Rsi nightwork, good pay; Wio Of,
Sats. BASsIH's GRILL. Bethesda
RIO RESTAURANT,
Charlotte Hall, Nd. Experience
unnecessary: good salary: room and
board free. Mechanicsville 103-F-13.
ia
full time. Apply din
ing room. Mrs. Larsen, LAFAYETTE
HOTEL. 18th and Eye sts. NV. %
exper., tray service
Apply SEAFARE RESTAURANT,
1924 Conn. ave. NV. -12
2:3O. Call at 433 3rd st.. between
2 pm. and 10 pm. or $40 in the
morning. q
only exper. need apply;
6-day wk. Apply CALIGUIROS
white, exper. Apply
TRIO RESTAURANT, 1887 18th
Evening star., 1953-04-09

cAMEEA; A,1l g. IsiGe "a II c summitaF, "a.
eras; Is top brands Of watches;
caMEsS Sf s20Ss CUBE ffse psS Wo s S70Ss
top photo-movie eauip.;. l-year
ST6ufs; 8 to y. BRENSRR RENT 7 spHSooToS
co. 933 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 7-2434.
cHEsas SET SET tantique,. electric heater.
Sten1ootype. never used; cheap. AP.
CHEST OF S DRAWERS, unusual.
hand-carved, inlaid, 8 # by 2s in.
iaFss inston oil ES RSrfFsslt se7s4d g George WASH
CLOTHiNG-Dresses. So, sizes 14-i6;
shoes, So. 7-B; hats. 81; some never
worn. Moving Florida. AP. 7-513s.
CLOTHES DRYER. new. 1852, FriSid-
:seSs DisFRicTF' " ELEcTkic SSsf e.. eeS
COLUMN CLAMPS. se-in. Baker Roos
at So a. set. JU. 7-7734, ewes. Ia
cRiB' fdI8 Lh Play pen, pen and high chair. $50.
DANCE Ell LEssoNss.-win sell appfox.
70 hours at a sacrifice. AID. S-s916
DESK Governor Winthrop ana
eeoms.psanion chair; S46 for both. JU.
DIAMOND RING. 2n carat. lpasrf.
diamond; set In platinum; 4 side
stones; must. sacrifice. HU. S-63S9.
DIAMONDS--lady's cts, S200i
iady,s HHHcs lA cts, $3.50; lady's ~ cts.
cts, marquise cut, $3.50; mans 4
cts $1,250. LIVINGSTON a CO.,
1923 H st. NV. ME. S-626a.
DINING RIM. SUITE; like new; excel.
soS3e ssond;; black and sold; $3.50. IA.
DiSHES-Rosenthal china, 90 se pieces,
service for IL; cost over 5000. viii
sell fol. $3.50; still Grated. IA. q.
100. after 5 pm. Ill
DRAPES, 5 matching pairs, beige pat.
termed, antique satin, 1O2 In; q
travis rods; pairs pairs eo.in. f foy royal SisH Sius
and gray brocade. Cotton scatter
rugs. table lamps. Reasonable. DI.
DyPIfcAroRs, all types, hand and
electric; AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
Co. l431 e Capitol St. II. 3-O082,
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA with
bookcase. Atlas dictionary and year.
book: $195. Call EX. 3-7670. Ext.
609 after 5:30 pm. -12
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, 80
new: best offer. 10. 6-36i3. 10
FENCE-Discount sale. Chain link,
cypress. oak. cedar. No money down.
Free estimates. WA. 7-6291 liz
Evening star., 1953-04-09
COUNTER GIRLS
MATTRESSES
FAIRFAX, VA.

Excellent earnings Meals and uni
forms furnished. Paid vacation and
other worthwhile employees benefits.
CRESCENT 563. MR.. WEIMER