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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14

Washington's IRE alarm boxes
are too inconspicuous and the
light above them too easily
broken. the Fire Department has
decided.
A five-year replacement cam
paign to install new-type small
err lights on lower supporting
poles is under way. About 200
will be installed each year.
The Department said the in
creased use of neon signs on
stores has made it difficult to
distinguish the alarm box lights
atop u-foot poles.
Breakage of the fire box light
globes. most Of them by wind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
WabIe Is Convicted
As Turnpike Slayer;
70 GET Electric Chair
By me As.eeIa.sd Press

GREENSBORO. Pa. Mar. Is.
"A jury Of flve women and
seven men convicted 24-year-
old John Wesley Wable today
Of being the phantom slayer of
the Pennsylvania turnpike and
fixed punishment at death in
the electric chair.
The jury deliberated four
hours before finding Wable gull
ty of shooting Harry F. Pitts.
SO. Of Bowling Green. Va. in
the head last July % as MIR.
Pitts slept in his truck on the
super highway.
The Ohiopyle CPa.) man also
Is accused Of similarly killing
Lester B. Woodward, 80, Of Dun
cannon, Pa, and wounding John
K. Sheperd. "a, Of West Alex
ander. Pa. The shootings &C.
CURED at three-day intervals.
The State linked them together
at the Wable trial and claimed
the same gun fired all the bullets.
without Flinching.
Wable heard the verdict with
out flinching.
His parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wable, stared ct the
Jurors. They showed no emo
ton. Wable's sister, Ruby, Is,
and Mrs. Betty lamb. 20,
sobbed.
The jury foreman. Mrs. Betty
Marmi, . housewife, read the
verdict. she said:
Guilty. First degree. Death
penalty"
There were about 40 spectators
IN the courtroom.
A woman spectator gasped as
Mrs. Marine read the verdict
and said:
"Oh. that poor boy"
AS the Wable family left the
courtroom, they began to cry.
Judge Edward G. Bauer re-
turned Wable to Jail to await
sentencing. He did not set a
specific date.
To Seek New Trial.
Chief Defense Attorney A. c.
Scales said he will file q motion
for a new trial Monday.
The State wove a web of cir
eumStantial evidence in the g
week trial. It charged that a gun
belonging to Wable killed the
two truckers and wounded the
third. It charged that Wable was
on the turnpike at the time of
both Sayings. And it charged
that a mysterious Jim Parks
whom Wable blamed for the
killings is a Pigment of his
imagination. Z
Wable steadfastly denied he
had the gun during the period
when the three men were shot.
He claimed he was not at the
scene Of the murders of Wood
ward and Pitts. although he adj
mitted he was present shortly
after Mr.. Sheperd was wounded.
Wable claimed he was passing
counterfeit money for Parks,
that he gave Parks the murder
weapon before the killings and
got 1t back from him afterwards,
and that Parks gave him the
car in which he was captured In
New Mexico last October. !
His family testified he was in
bed the night Woodward was
killed and an Ohio service sta
ton attendant said he was in
the Cleveland area when Pitts
was hot.
The State said q widespread
search failed to show any trace
Of Parks. A Secret Service agent
said no such amounts Of coun-
terfeit was passed as were
claimed by Wable. and q Union
town, Pa, grocer said the car
in which Wable was picked I'D
WAS St0len from him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Morrison Returns
AsAgent in Charge
Of Narcotics Office

Leroy w. Morrison is return
ing here from New York to as
sumo duties tomorrow as agent
in charge Of the Washington
field Office Of the Narcotics
Bureau.
This is his second tour as head
Of the Office. He was in charge
for several years before going to
New York, the bureaus most
active area.
Irwin I. Greenfield. supervisor
Of the bureaus District 5, said
Mr.. Morrison will continue as
an instructor at the Treasury
Department training school for
new and experienced agents
brought to Washington from all
parts Of the United States.
Worked on Big Cases.
In New York. Mr.. Morrison
worked on some Of the major
conspiracy cases involving inter-
national dope traffickers and
smuggling. One of the impor-
tant cases was that of Waxey
Gordon, multi-millionaire mob
ster who was sentenced to life
imprisonment for heroin sales
and died in Alcatraz peniten-
tiary.
Mr.. Morrison said the narcotic
problem here can be controlled
by close cooperation between
law enforcement agencies in
Washington. Maryland and Vir-
ginia.
Stiff Sentences Urged.
He is an advocate Of compul-
sorry disqualification for drug
addicts and stiff prison SEN
fences. He said II this course Is
followed, the metropolitan area
will see q substantial reduction
in crime.
Mr.. Morrison said dope addicts
cannot support their habit by
legitimate employment because
the costs are high. This leads
many to rob, steal and become
prostitutes. to obtain money for
their drugs.
He said II addicts are required
to take cures. the market for
dope peddlers Is reduced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Privute School League
Will Debate Today

The Washington Private School
Forensic League win sponsor q
debate tournament at Gonzaga
High School. 10 Eye street NV.
from 3 to pm. today.
Judging the contests will be
Judge Edward M. Curran. Of the
U. S. District Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia: Judge Frank
H. Myers OF Municipal Court and
Representative Hart. Democrat.
of New Jersey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Stiff Sentences Urged.


More than 5000 underprivil-
eyed children from so orphan
ages. hospitals and other homes
are to be guests at special per-
Torrance of the Shrine Circus
at 1890 am. Saturday. March
q. The Shrine Circus opens
Monday, March %. in Uline
Arena.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Youth Council Report

Commissioner Samuel Spencer
will give a progress report to the
Area Committees of the Com
missioners' Youth Council at
8 pm. Thursday in the District
Building board room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Will Heed Dentul Group

DR.. Edward j.. Koltisko, 1922
North Washington boulevard.
Falls Church. will besinstalled
today as president of the Inter-
national Academy of Oral Dy-
namics, opening a three day
meeting at the Shoreham Hotel.
The organization is made up Of
a group of dentists dedicated to
"oral dynamics" or "bite correc-
tiOn"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
/, 900 New-7 Type Lights Due
Atop Fire Alarm BoxPoIes

storms. costs the city about
$1.40O q year. officials said. A
lowered pole, about eight feet
high, and the smaller globes are
designed to cut the cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Passenger Group to Dine

The Washington Passenger
Association will hold dinner
at Z pm. tomorrow in the New
Colonial Hotel.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

FURN.-2-pc.. liv. rm. suite (sofa
bed). 2-pc: bedrm. suite, mattress:
ehroms eTogss dinette set. Redwood
living rm., incl Slip
covers, 3 tables, din. rm. tables. 3
chairs, 2 sets drapes with valance.
Good cond.; must sell. JU. .5-7924 .
FURN., sofa, S25; mahog. dinette set,
$50; barrel-back. chairs, S10 ea
Moving. UN. 4-5076.
FURN.",Leaving town. must sell at
lge. rugs, hollywood beds, chest
drawers; mems suits, reg. AZ; pic
lures: misc. No reas. offer refused.
Act today. IA. 2-4265.
studio. grey floral
slipcover; \, good cond.. S25. After s.
FURN., miscellaneous. selling for
storage. charges. An upright piano,
table. $40, Server SIS. BABY Iu crib. rib
SO Buffet, $40. Dec. chair. $40.
Ssd Ss9 s55 xouth Arm HsS .Ss ss s.
chair. $40. Q occ. stands. $50
ea. overstuffed rocker, $3.50.
sec'y. desk. SIS. Wood bench, IS.
lUs ihs socR cRAsE Est9 rRAhs AEss
FER CO.. 1903 Mooreland lane. Be-
thesda. OIL. 2-6677. 90
FuRN.-- Bed dble. matt. and sprgs.,
desk; refgrs.. 2 GE almost new;
dresser: rug, summer, and yard
bench and chair. co. 5-4697. "a
GARDEN HOSE, 25 IT,, 81; "a,
heavy duty. 81; plastic, 81 so. Bring
ad. 2513 NJ st. NV.
GAS Modern. priced at $40.
Shown any evening after 8. AID. A.
GAS RANGES. new, used. repairs;
Oil, coal, wood ranges. ACME
STOVE, .1011 7th NV. MA. 8-S952.
GAS RANGES, new. USED, installa.
tion PEERLESS SALES CO 2237
Georgia ave DE 2-55f6
Evening star., 1954-04-28
FARM 8 GARDEN Cont

III CUB tractor as low as S745 tor
tarm. lawn, garden. nurseries, ceme-
MALoNEY'S. INC. Silver Spring, Md.
GARDEN TRACTORS AND TILLERs.
aas low as $1l1.95: We trade and
finance. MALoNEY's INC. 1926
FIELD Ea EXPERIMENTATION ,l Of sarden
day May |. starts 10 am. at White
SaToaEy SS3lfsSl!!s INC az siae 9.orssl. ifs. ls
LAWS as1assf ANp ASen'ns; GAkMbEN RS SEEDS, tertt.
iizer Time, peat moss, rollers. acre.
ators. wheel barrows. seed potatoes,
culvert pipe. fencing, poultry and
barbed wire. MALONEY'S. INC,
Sl26 Ga, ave. JU. S-3333.
NEW EQUIPMENT-Full line OF
International tractors and farm
equip. New Holland farm equip.
condttioners. Wood mowers, Brillion
grass seeders. EZee Flow lime sewers,
baler and binder twine: parts and
service. MALONEY'S. INC. Silver
III TD.9 CRAwLER with angle dozer
anteed. MALONEY'S' INC. Silver
MALL CHAIN Saws, new and used;
parts and service: MALONEY's. INC.
Silver Spring, Md, JU. S-3333.
USED EQUIPMENT-IHC H tractor.
CUP SloTs and I'M MfasIR S4p da rSTd fgS SS
ers. John Deere side rake, 6a and
O. Harvester thrasher with motor.
15 p, hay chopper HIM corn planter.
MIALONEY'S. INC. Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

FLAGSTONE TERRACES
Walks. brick or blocks. retaining
walls. chimneys. fireplaces: sll kinds
cement work grading. seeding, pipe
drainage. FILIPPO MARCUCCIO
Evening star., 1954-04-28
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

TOOLS -. Drill press. floor model; s.
speed Porter Gable oscillating sander:
over 40 steel clamps. , (A'o elec-
tric drills; 3 sets high-speed drills;
lle nS Dot Bench oIsrh srinders ieSes stfs
planes; set auger bits; taps and dies:
socket sets; lathe chisels: hand and
carving chisels:. Stanley dowel cut
ter with complete set of cutters;
STANLEY, mitre box, large size. Also
fRssfSS az AND AttfE acGEssoR2Ehs $50 2h asaa Lons
new, half price. Cali ia. 5-S637.
TWIN BEDS. compl.: couch; 7-pc
mahoE. din. suite. CO. 5-275a;
TYPEwRITERS. port. tNEwl. Rem.
Royal. Smith Corona, Und.. Olympia
Free home dem,; Sl.50 wk. DI. z
TYPEwRITERs-Rent a new port
able; all makes: 3 months. S12;
chase 5 'mG@pt pr.e dedssfi9ls cENTsA from TYPE ggEE
MRfTER CO. a6ia i9th G st. nv
MACHINES. 1c and &c, on
producing locations; can be serviced
evenines; easy part-time income.
$3.50 cash. ia. 7-5610 after pm.
DAMa,.FD SLIGHTLY
USED OFFICE FURNITURE. All ex.
cellent. condition. rriced for ,nven-
tors clearance. Call ST. 3-155o;
WASHER. automatic Hotpoint. year
old. Excellent cond:; must sacrifice:
OIL. .g-S592 -2S
Bendix. used; rent or
buy. IS per mo. DOWD'S. 441S
Conn. ave. EN-. 2-730O
auto. Westinghouse; peri.
cond., $50; RIGHT WAY MOVERS,
10. 2-3330. 20
WASHER AND DRYER. 1853 West
inghouse laundry twins; almost new:
both $500. RE. 5-U09l.
MACHINE, fully auto
matte; almost new. Cost $3.50
sacrifice Sl35. JE. 4-5155. 40
MACHINE. Maytag Com
mander, used yr, now stored;
orig. price, ) 62: will sell for $50 or
best offer. Cali after pm. week
days. LO. 7-766S. Il
WATCH, mans STa Wittnauer: con-
test prize; will sell for $50. OIL. g
3940
Evening star., 1954-04-28

Experienced. for 25O-unit garden
type apartment project; must be
n ents and supervising maintenance.
PoX 2s-K. Star. 20
SALESGIRL, part time, hours IL
am. to 3 PM. 5-day week. Expe-
rience necessary in selling sports
wear. lingerie, hosiery; Pleasant
XSPfnf Opy ESGR49 2Pals!0PS sHors s00 SEQ Sa!iI
sALESGIRL. white: full time: tall, 8
#. or over; for work in specially
shop. 927 F st. NV. DI. 7-19S7.
AdIS n CANDY 1ss SHOP Be not apply
unless avail. for nights and Sum
day. Apply sol 18th St. bet. Jlo;3o 80
saIFsGiRLs. ALE CIR m age 10 to IS. Must be
p:30 am. to pm. Monday through
Friday. Pleasant working condi-
tions. Apply wALGREEN co. Pent-
saTEnsLApSY, afGn IIfS fully experienced in
women's apparel; excellent salary:
opportunity for advancement. JEAN
MAToU. Bethesda. OIL. 2-1bOO5o
gALESLADY, ready-to-wear and mil
enced; steady position; salary, $50
per wk. Apply 101S Conn. ave.
eALESLADY, exper., for lingerie and
sports wear dept. full time, perm.
pos; apply in person only. to mgr.
NUGENTS. 1910 G st. NV. -3
dept: also l for our Eirdle and bra
dept; 5-day wk., good sal. COM.
other benefits. EMILY SHOPS, 1908
sALEsLADIEs. between 25-b6 years
of age; full or part time; must have
car; commission basis. M. E.
SMITH. INC. 141S H st. NV. DI.
7-7S77 -29
Evening star., 1954-04-28
SITUATIoNs-woMEN

ACCOUNTANT bookkeeper-secr
temporary preferred; experienced.
college grad. RE. 7-0461. Ext. 20l
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. for
merly with natl. professional org. !;
exper in handling office alone. en-
tire correspondence, typing: no
shorthand Box AJAX, Star. -2S
ADMIN. ASST, responsibility sought,
broad business BACKGROUND. profess
sional offlces, trade assn. member
ship techniques, personnel mgt.,
dictaphone. Avail. May /. ia. 7-3259.
29s
GOvERNESS-Frenc cultured, quail
ified to teach and travel; city refs.
r. Fnons 3 ne, ssysnings; EVE AZ; r1 1880.
colored, desires Job as doctors assist
ant. evenings and Saturdays. MISS
DIXON. LU. 4-l590, after Q pm.
rYPIsT. experienced. mature. desires
position. full or part time. 10.
e-469S. after . Pm. 2ps
Evening star., 1954-04-28

CAMERA. Rclleifiex., Automat.. CSC,
$3.50. SO. S-s5s6. 90 g.
CAMERAS? Price. quality, guarantee.
service; you can't beat. BRENNER,
933 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 7-2434.
CASH REGISTER-ADDING MACHINE
sct5c.llx P0MB lNlational lion mOSel SSs "a all elss
cnsM drsxer R6GaSfEE dsta .tr,n National sns 1ee.ir
giving; peri. cond.; rings to $3.50;
CUT GLASS-oid books. phono-
graph records. some may be COL
iector's items. JE. 4-5970. rs
DESKS 90. new modern lined oak.
sisss S SHy s st ASR sss shsn Asp SH5
DiAMoNDs @ @ iady's lad H" ct Ct. 'SH56 $50;
lady's l V cts, S325: lady's u cts.
marquise cut. $500: mans 2N cts,
$775; somman' mans 3,dia; ring. total 8
S Sssf %s' CO. isf is%s isSs
DIN. RIM, walnut. s-pc.. pads. reas.
81; sai5'7 7-s4s4; after 3 pm TG; 2
Din. DiiNso0iRM RIM. SUITE. 7-pc.. solid daS oak.
DIN. SET. Apt. size. ext. table. 4
chair chairs. side boards. solid oak, good
FaSs-MAkES fHss: IA S-9eaG 4oUR OWN FAN. MSS S,.
We. furnish the blades. Also COM
plete fan kits. GRIGsBY CO., MA.
FOAM RUBBER. cut to
size size 3W matt, $3.50; 39' matt.
Odd: Ex: 3.3527. 1913 M st. NV.
4S in, wide. Perfect cond. Priced for
immed. sale. Can be seen at 324 Pa.
FoXMeRUBBER MATTRESSES, Gus cush-
ions; any brand, size. shape. GIL
LILLAND. 2145 r NV. Elk. S-0653.
FURNITURE-Almost new; all mod
ern; bedrooms and living room;
FURNITUREeWal. secty., $40: set
8 shield-back chairs. S46: solid ma
hogany. lse. Duncan Phyfe table.
mahog. 3::pedst. drop-leaf table. S45:
Hollywood beds. maple twin bed
steads; Hide-A-Beds. end tables etc.
ATL: 4429 Wisconsin ave. NV. Open
~ " =, ,I, Pm, EN-. 2-6677.
cream parior chairs. $3.50. We will
reupholster your sofa and chair in
cotton damask, $50; sofa and chair
slip covered, $4S; large selection of
plain and lowered material. Budget
terms available. HOFFMAN up
HoLSTERERs. 2447 18th ST., co.
FURNITURE-Antique. maple dining
table; maple chairs; rock maple
vanity and bedside tables; 2 chests;
z liv. rm. chairs; diyan. AID. 2
FURSiTURE - Double beds, 0 spring
and mattress, SIS up; dresser SIS up;
single beds. spring and mattress. $14
up, refgr.. $50: studio couch. SIS.
Rollaway beds. S10 up. Wardrobes.
Sl0 up. S-pcs; chrome set. S45:
$aSneT $S many sSS more Srec bs1HanE dn Em suite
FTRSirGsELIMHaizcSr fHiSii rfGyssfE M S-lsMlS MSderp only
mos: old. Must sell at loss at
once. $500 cash. In air-conditioned
emciency.. one of Washington's most
fashi0nabls IA i1 o6p apt. bldgs.. DE. 2-44S5l
FURNiTTRE%Marble-top coffee ia
CHERRY bufiet. DE. 2-4764 bet.
FURNfTURE-onice, executive me metal
desk. desk. swivel chair; reasonable. 2O9
FTRS1TURE-Lamp table. sofa bed,
2erH chairs; 1sss mn mirrors sok kkitchsn table
ter-srade bedrm.. dining rm.. living
rn., from unclaimed freight and
ing Tor cash. LION sToRAGE sToi AGE
BLDG. 460 New York ave. NV:
daily. 1916; Sat. till 4. RE. 7-43IO.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
HELP DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER or s days a week.
BEAUTi1ICIANs-colored. to work york. in
white beauty shop; must be licensed.
Call RA. 3-9669. II
auired. Call AD. 4-s7so for appt.
CooK-G.H.W.. and child care. $3.50
dinner stay nights; 5la days.
al alternate sun; forsign. born, white
COOk-G.H.W... live in: 5-day week;
exper.; recent refs; $50. EN-; s.
CooK-G.H.w.. other help. for adult
family: $3.50; live in. EN-. 2-22S6.
Call mornings or evenings. 30
dzeni a.. ij-ss4sssd s4iss days Stay some nlssts. Ms
in; between 25-4o;
exper.. refs. 1906 18th st. NV. 30
G :H.W:; live in; $50 month; of "a
day dy,.I THURSDAY and every Sunday;
G:H.W.. plain Cooking; no small chill
dren; nice home in Chevy Chase.
Md; live in; .5-day week; salary,
S25; also. go to nearby beach for
summer. Call OIL. 6-S274.
GIRL. colored; g.h;w., plain cooking,
some some laundry; S25 wk. plus car
HOUsEKEEPER. white. to live in apt.
with elderly WIDOW. Call EN-. g
7239 after $40 pm. 30
White, experienced: must be
capable with children. References
required. Call AID. 4-3770 for appt.
for interview. 80
settled white lady. care for
sick lady; live in. ia. 9-043a.
WOMAN. 'exper.. with city refs.s to
do light housework and help with
Semi,inyalid; i've in; nice room.
WOMAN, white. 25-45. live in. care
of semi-invalid and 7-yr.-o child ::
g.h:w;: $50 wk.: NV. section. WO,
WOMAN. Sl;ssS; to live in. good home, ;'o do
gh.w. and help care for 3 children
S45 per mo. LA. 6-S492. to 10
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. who wants
home and small salary in exchange
for housekeeping and child care.
woRRISG HG SISt2'' HousEKEEpER. white.
middle-aged take full charge Of
rooming house; live in. Room and
wages. Must have local references.
Call between 1 and p.m.. Room
%. 1145 K ST. NV. -2S
MIDDLE-AGE WHITE WOMAN to
live in and care for Q small boys.
Logan 7-030O 80
Evening star., 1954-04-28
THE EVENING STAR

WAITRESS. white; evening work.
Apply in person FLOWER DELICA-
LESSEN, s707 Flower ave-. Silver
WITNESSES t2). Immediately. for
restaurant Just opening, Silver Spg,
$3.50 Piney Branch rd., or JU. D.
WaaIfREss, over 21, experienced ' in
mixing drinks. must be reliable; ref
erences required. Apply SULLIVAN'S
RESTAURANT, 273I Bladensburg
I'd. ne -2o
exper. and reliable,
Suns of; apply in person. SAXONY
BAR & GRILL. 907 Pa. ave NV.
white, $50 wk.. sac to
5, serving liquor. WO; 6-96Ol.
Closed Suns. ROBBINS, 4469 Conn.
white, exper., over 81
Apply BUCKINGHAM RESTAU-
RANT. 237 N. Glebe rd., ia. 1898.
experienced. Apply in
person. Ell MEXICO RESTAURANT
1903 Conn. ave. NV. 3
MATTRESSES, white. part time, ex-
per. Apply in person. Miss Carey
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 18th and Eye
exper.. white. 8 ewes, no
Sun. HILLOW'S RESTAURANT. S12
18th st. NV.
MATTRESSES = Must pe experienced
and fast. Apply HERMAN'S, 621
Penna. ave. NV Refs required
Evening star., 1954-04-28

BEST DUPONT CIRCLE LOCATION
Attractive rm.. pvt. bath. lge. closet
reas. Man. AID, 4-S73s. -,
ieai 10Th ST NW.--Sgles.. S35-S4D;
twin beds. pvt. bath. shower $50.
$40. Armv off1cer'S widow. well APP
pointed home. Garage. ia, 9-3Te5.
PLEASANT sgle., windows: dble. q
windows, coffee privils. Also enc.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
sITUATloNs-DoMEsTIc

DOMESTIC, housework and child;
GIRL desires full time. 5-day wk.
WORK work; ToSd fisa sef child care or 5s. house
1 WI Want IT TO PLACE PLACE MY MAID; live
in; excel. cook. excel with children: !:
summer here or away. tn. 2-3795.
/ WOULD LIKE 2 days work. general ,sn
housework. Tuesday and lWednes.-
LADY desires g,h.w.. Monday through
Friday; reference; colored. Elk.
WOMAN, good cook. g.h.w., 5Ia days
no Sundays; live, out; part time OF
woMSS wSoayMWSSSss eefsr.a cefs IL seeE,ns a5Tso .mDlov
ment such as days work or kit.
woMA WANTS JoB. NV NV, child
care and plain cooking; 3 yrs. ex-
per II. 3-352o after 10 am. .
sires permanent taking care ot
family; excel. refs. Ii. 6-952S.
|CoLoRED GIRL wants work cleaning
or caring for children. AID. 2-04a0.
|COLoRED GIRL wishes days OF
steady work; reference. Elk. 3-519S.
COLORED GIRL wants days work;
refs: AID. 4-1S19.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work;
cleaning. LU. 2-9525.
GIRL. colored, experienced. wants
part-time work, morning or evening.
DE. 2-3256.
COLORED GIRL desires job as moth
er's helper. Call after 10 am.
CoIoRED WOMAN desires full-time
gh.w. or days work; no cooking.
OU. 7-0049.
COLORED GIRL desires gh.w. by the
day or steady work. DU. 7-5747.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNT1 URE CO. 90 s st
NV. Ma. S-40a4.
FLOOR SANDERS. polishers. rented.
All floor supplies. wall paper steam
paint. Spred Satin. FOLK FLOOR
SUPPLY. 1852 Wis. ave. NV.
FANS of all types. for every applica
ton. Seasonal or occasional rates.
Call Ma. S-4259. THE GRIGSBY co
Evening star., 1954-04-28

WOMEN "a. colored, want restaurant
Or any night 4F spaSo E9Fk; call Wed; 1stn ~
EMPLOYERS - Avail,
competent Secys.; excel. refs. JOBS,
INC. 1740 K st. NV. RE. 7-3153
COLORED WOMAN, wants S days .
week work. Phone NO. 7-34S0.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
COLLEGE STUDENTS
HOUSEWIVES
WHITE

]. Summer vacation money.
:. Back-to-school wardrobe money.
;. Budget payments.
/: Necessary living expenses or tut
tion.
be eliminated if you can qualify for
dignified part-time work and have
use Of car for local driving. Weekly
pay check according to ability. Some
evening work. For appointment for
interview. call Mr.. Watson, DI.
7-4797, Friday, April 80. between
9.3O m. and 4 nm %
Evening star., 1954-04-28

PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Call MR.,
BECKETT. AID. 2-093O. q
REPAIRS, old and new
work. large and small jobs. Reas.
White mech. Work guar. JU. 9-4154.
new or old repair work
done immediate service. Work
guar anteed. Estimates free; white
mechanic ia a-020S. -2a
and heating; no job too
small: 24-hr. services. reasonable
prices. Registered In D. C. and Md.
PLUMBING AND HEATING; no JOB
too small; repairs speciality; $3.50
minimum charge; estimates free.
Hot-water heaters completely in
stalled. $3.50 UP. Call 10. 2-1432,
day or night. Reg. Md. and d. c.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, johbing
new work and hot-water heaters;
24,hour service; reas. prices. NO.
Ro0FfSG. all types: cutters. spoats.
carpentry and painting. A. D.
ROOF REPAIRS Of ali kinds; root
check and repair. SIS; roof paint.
ing; 3O-yrs. exper. Ii. 3-3320.
ROOFING: wATERPRooFING cellars.
walls; paint, plaster; white mech.
work guar: low price. Ii. 7-82O9.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

PAINTING. int. and ext. Kemtoning;
30-yrs.' exper.: prompt service. Call
after ) pm, LA. 6-4156. "a
PAINTING-Interior and exterior; old
or new work; neat work: reason
palINsrrSNAa;, pa1lINsr IL; SAFE sFafER HANGING. Is GEN.
sral repair; white MECHANICS. Mr.
pRR1RFFhHR ,n}erior Rg S1sa .st.r,or: fy..
PA1NTiNG Al Sio0' PsaPERiiNSS..' iilSS.' frst-class
ately. Mr.. POAT. RA. 3-5643
PAINTING. interior and exterior: ex-
eellent craftsman; also mural paint;
ing; reasonable. TU. 2-7446. 3
PAINTING, exterior. interior. COM
mercial. residential: free estimating;
n FHA EHrt finsncingi APc5S AZ 1881 -S9
paperins; outside; Dutch Boy only;
inside. your choice. Estimates free.
PAINTING, papering-interior. ex-
terror; FHA loans avail. For est,
call Ju. 9-4771 or JU. 5-4219. -
PAINTING, interior and exterior, also
brick painting. Work done immed.
Call any time, Ii. 4-4647. 3
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
general repairs. White mechanics.
. FTss .ISrsSh Estimates "a rEs s17S59. 80 a A.,
work. remodeling. floor sanding.
papering. Reasonable. NO. 7-5724.
PAPERING. 90 yrs ex-
per-. Al work: personal service.
satisfaction guar. Any time. ia.