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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28

Mellen, sister of hope; Ann Schuff,
sister Of faith: Sue Thompson, re-
corder; and Marjorie Small, treas
urer.
Appointed officers are: Phyllis
Smith, chaplain; Helen Rendle-
sham, drill leader; Gail Pratt, sis
ter of love; Joan Haskell, sister
of religion; Marilyn Frew, sister
of nature; Marilyn Sahan, sister
of immortality; Judy Foth, sister
of fidelity; Mary White, sister of
patriotism; Lois Restle, sister of
service; Valerie Dignin, confiden-
tial observer; Andrea Allen, outer
observer; Jane Wesley, musician;
Linda Yannetta, choir director;
Gay Elgin, historian; Beverly Belt
eel, flag bearer; jeanne Bachelor,
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C/u6A

The Heights Demolay Mothers
Club will hold their next meeting
on Tuesday evening, February 2,
at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Albert S. Marshauf 1870 East
141st st. Mrs. Helen Hall and Mrs.
Donald Mixer will assist her. New
mothers are urged to join the
group.
Older folk have more time to
read and Sunny Monday Golden
Ayers are going to talk about these
books at their February 1st meet
ing at the East Cleveland Woman's
Club, 1747 Lake Front ave. Topic
for the afternoon is Books That
Have Influenced Me-"
The Cafarelli Opera Guild will
hold a meeting Wednesday, Feb
ruary 8, at 500 pm. at the home
of Miss Charlotte Beecher when
plans will be discussed relative to
the dinner-dance which will be held
soon.
The assistant hostesses will be:
Mrs. Eugene Beecher, Mrs. Samuel
Bordenaro, Mrs. R. G. Cafarelli
and Mrs. Floyd Jennings.
A dessert bridge will be diver
sion for the members of the East
Cleveland COP. Club and their
friends on Friday, February 9Th.
at the East Cleveland Woman's
Club, 1747 Lakefront ave. Reser-
vations should be made by Febru-
ary 3rd with Mrs. GIL. Klaue,
UL. 1-2748, or Mrs. H. E. Over
field, MU. 1-2578.
One of the most fascinating of
gardens, because it links itself
closely to ones kitchen, is the Herb
Garden. This is the topic of the
talk which Mrs. Curtis Lee Smith
will give to the Terrace Garden
Club members, Tuesday, February
4th at 200 p. m. in the home Of
Mrs. H. B. Winsor, $3.50 Monticello
blvd.
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Last Minute

TOday-Thursday-is the last
day in the twO-day visit of the
Red Cross BloOdmobile in East
Cleveland. The station is set up
in st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
1887 Euclid ave. TOday's hours
are from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
There may still be time for you
to give.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28
Damage Car

While parked near Wymore and
Euclid ave., the night of January
%, convertible automobile be-
longing to Thelme Burgher of 1741
Page ave., was visited by vandals.
A window in the car was broken
and thet po was slashed, she told
police.
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WOMAN'S CLUB
HAS "CIVICS DAY"

The Civics Committee of Cleve-
land Woman's Club will sponsor
the February 4th meeting at 2
pm. Mrs. Grover c. Snyder, Civ
les Chairman, will present Mrs.
William Roger Thomas who will
give a resume Of the 23rd session
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banner bearer.
Mrs. Alice Vyse will be installed
as mother advisor.
Refreshments will be served
Immediately following the install
lation.
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of the New York Herald Tribune
Forum which she attended. Her
topic will be New Pattern for
Mid-Century Living"
A tea will follow with Mrs.
Horace Wooster and Mrs. F. P.
McIlyar, tea hostesses, pouring.
Mrs. David bakers hospitality
chairman is arranging table dec
orations in keeping with the day.
Mrs. C. E. Sherman, President,
will preside at Board of Direc-
tors meeting at 10:30 am. prior
to the afternoon session.
philanthropy Day" is scheduled
for the Club members who gather
at the clubhouse today, January
28th at 1000 am. for an all day
"Sewing-Bee" under the direction
of Mrs. A. G. Snyder, Philanthropy
Chairman, assisted by Mrs. Sher-
man. Present project is the maxi
ing of mattress covers for the
Veterans Hospitals. Luncheon will
be served at noon under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Phyllis Mckee.
Club news should be sent to
Elsa Berg, 14600 Euclid ave.,-if
brief-phoned to PO. 1898. While
the deadline is Tuesday at 5 it is
appreciated when club news is re-
ceived no later than Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15

Stranger" Next he appeared
opposite Marilyn Monroe in
Love Nest" a picture that for
her was a big step on the road
to stardom, "but did nothing
to further my career -"
No Pie-in the -Foce Man
Paar thinks he was a bit late
in achieving prominence in
radio and that he had to wait
a while for his slower-paced
style of humor to find its place
in TV. He says he just wasn't
cut out for the mile-a-minute,
pie-in- the-face type of comedy
that dominated TVS early
programming.
Paar is UNDERSTANDABLE happy
about finding a steady, highly
profitable chore at last. Is it
the realization of a long-held
ambition?
WELL" he says wistfully,
my ambition originally was to
be a big nighttime comedian.
butts not to be-"
Still a Problem
There's still a big unresolved
problem in making color TV
sets: Whether to have a simple
picture tube with a single cleo
tronic gun Gas in black and
white) and a complex chassis,
or to have a complex, three
gun picture tube and a simple
chassis.
All color sets offered for sale
thus far use the three-gun
tube Of the type developed by
RCA, Du Mont and CHS
Hytron.
A leading exponent Of a one
gun tube has been Chromatic
Television Laboratories, Para
mount Pictures subsidiary, but
thus far no sets using the
tube have reached the market.
Crosley is among the set
makers trying out the tube.
Meanwhile, Philco reports it,
too, has developed a one-gun
tube and plans to use 1t in
Philco color sets following
further refinementS.
incidentally. recent price
cuts on 15-inch color sets
aren't necessarily an indica-
ton that low price color
models are around the corner.
The few thousand 15-inch sets
manufactured thus far have
failed to catch on with the
public because of the small L.
inch picture and manufac-
turers are attempting to clear
them out to make way for 10
and 81 inch sets.
They Still Listen
One of the radio shows that
has stood up best against tele-
vision. says the A. G. Nielsen
research firm. is 'The Tele-
phone Hour" The firm adds
that SO per cent of all homes
that have radio sets use them
in daytime hours during the
week.
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Color TeIevision
For This Week

Four color telecasts are
scheduled this week by the
National Broadcasting Co.
(WNBW). They are:
Tomorrow, II am moon.
HOME, insert with a talk on
tiles and trays and a FASH
ion showing.
Tuesday, II am. noon,
HOME, insert from the Ma
tional Indian Exposition at
Oklahoma City.
Thursday, Il a.m.-noon,
HOME, insert with groom
ing tips and flower arrange
mentS.
Thursday, 10-10:30 pm.
THE MARRIAGE, domestic
comedy, with Jessica Tandy
and Hume Cronyn.
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Todoys Radio
HighIiohts

l:O5, WTOP World Music Fes-
tivals:: The Old vic Company
at Elsinore presents nine ex-
cerpts from Shakespeare,s
Hamlet"
1:30, WRC- Chicago Roundta-
BILE: Christ The Hope Of
the World. 7
2:25. WDCBaseball: Phila-
delphia at Washington.
$500. WRC Mrs. Mildred Hor-
ton: The former WAVE di-
rector speaks on the groups
18th anniversary.
$500, WGMS Summer Sym-
phony: Bach's Brandenburg
Concerto No. ! In r.
4:00. WTOP Soap Box Derby:
Seminal and championship
races at Akron, Ohio.
600, WRCAmerican Forum:
Writers William F. Buckley.
jr.. and Leroy Gore on .Mc-a
Carthy-A Force for Good or
Evil?"
$3.50. WRC NBC Concert: vio-
inist Daniel Outlet is guest
Soloist.
7:O0. WTOPJuke BOX Jury:
zsa zsa. Gabor joins the
panel.
$500. WRCS Sunday With Car
roway: Guests are Actors
Gary Cooper and Gregory.
Peck, Film Director Alfred
Hitchcock and Bandsman
Stan Kenton.
$3.50, WTOP-My Little Margie:
Gale Storm and Charles Far
rell entertain a wealthy bach
elor business client,
500, WOL-Guest Conductor:
Musical favorites of Mrs. Eli
Senhower, which include, IAN
American in Paris and
Wagon Wheels"
1900, WWDC-District Round
table: DR.. William M. Mann,
director Rock Creek Park Zoo,
and Mrs. Frieda Maser, his
secretary, discuss, Life in a
Zoo"
1880. WRC-Inheritance: 1.-THE
Flag That Talks" the story Of
the Army's Signal Corps.
1880, WRC-Meet the Press:
Senator Gore.
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The TV-Rodio Week
The TV-Rodio Week
But Randy Is q Skeptic
Jack Poor Gets The Morning Show
But to Daughter He's Still a Sub
By Wayne Oliver
Associated Press Stoff Writer'S
NEW YORK.

CHS says and Jack Paar
says he's to have steady work
as host on THE Morning
Show" starting tomorrow, but
his 5-year-old daughter Randy
still is unconvinced.
Explaining that he has
spent so much of his radio and
television career. as a summer
replacement or substitute for
other performers, the youth
ful-looking comedian says
Randy wants to know, Daddy,
what happens when Mr.. Cron-
kite comes back from vaca-
tion?"
Walter Cronkite, host on
the TV show since it started
last March, is returning to
the News field and Paar is TAX
ing over in a revamping of
the program to give it more
Of an entertainment flavor.
But because I've been a
replacement so often and my
wife. Randy and ! have
shuttled around the country
so often. she can't get used to
the idea that I'm going to be
on a program on a regular
basis" he adds. .
For instance, his current
Saturday night Jack Parr
Show" on CBS-TV is a sum-
mer replacement that goes
off with the September 4 per-
Torrance to make way for
"My Favorite Husband" re-
turning September IL.
Parr not only will have
steady employment, but will
have a steady income esti-
mated in trade sources at
100000 year, a figure CHS
does not affirm and-sig-
nificantly-does not deny.
Started as Announcer
Actually, Parr has had his
share of success. but hardly
on steady basis. At the age
of 19 he was announcer for
radio broadcasts of the Cleve-
land Symphony Orchestra.
Subsequently he was a disc
Jockey in Buffalo, N. Y. UNI
til he went into the Army in
1912.
Assigned to Army Special
Services in the Pacific, Jack
became favorite of GIs and
at wars end had a number of
movie offers waiting. But
after signing a contract with
one studio, Parr sat around
three years drawing his pay
but making no pictures. He did
sandwich in a summer radio
show that won him the award
of best new comedian" in a
Nationwide poll. Later he
took over radios take It or
Leave It" for a year and a
half.
Signed to another movie
contract, Paar played with Jo-
seph Gotten in Walk Softly,
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ROOMS WANTED

LADY, not employed. wants furn.
rm., private. Christian home only.
$50 to $35 mo. Box 475-D. Star,
NICE FURNISHED room with cook
ing facilities for Jewish gentlemen.
Box 474-D, Star.
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HELP >DoMEsrIc

COOK. G.H.W., colored; live in: over
90; city refs: other help; $40,
COOK: g.h.w.: child care: live ! in
new rambler In Va; fondness for
and exper. SIN. children; imp. S25.
wk. to start. 5h days. XII. 9-5440.
COOK-G.H.W.: experienced, with local
references, TO 1--we in. 2nd-fioor
G.H.W. and laundry. 10 am. to 5
pm. days. $50. GEORGETOWN. DE.
HOUSEKEEPER. white, live in, pre-
fer mature woman with local Sefer-
ences: complete care of home and
2 children, no cooking for adults:
salary, $40 wk. Call XII. S-2S95.
MAID, live, in; mother and Q girls. 2
and 4: pleasant rm., new home in
Lewisdale: refs. req. HA. 2-7266. 80
MAID, live in: quiet, settled. bet. 30
40. Keep house and care for ] child,
Q yrs. Salary $50 Call ia. 0-l052.
weekdays after z pm. -
WHITE GIRL. not over 80. must be
good and. strong and fond of chill
dren; liy In. WO. 6-21g5. 8
general housekeeper, simple cook
ing; live in: lovely rm. and bath in
new home in Potomac. Md. All
modern COW. Family Of 3 adults.
Must possess good refs. BOX 194-H,
0OdA. II
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SITuATIoNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANCY, SO, with excellent
background Of public accounting.
internal auditing and systems work
desires part-time work performing
accounting services for small busi-
ness, or full-time internal audit
position H1s with large organization.
ARCH. DRAFsT fsfMiA resid. exper.,
desires pos: with architect or build
s sr; as Craftsmen Hnan, estimator. lesman,
BfS 90 spssf ssss can tyggs e.
CONsTRUCTioN suPPTlD... reliable. 1s
yrs exper. Available now. WA: =
ENG. license d. C. High and low
e ept s,S stsam Experiencsd in lEs
cleaning and laundry plant. EN-
S;;i9l2 until B p.m.. or EN-. 2-7920
GENERAL HoUsEcLEAN1NG, win
DOW washing. wall washing and
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
work guar. WADE. Ex' seS st'se 8:
SALESMAN. 6-yrs. exper., "a yrs.
married, 3 children veteran. desires
MAN with paralysis in right arm de-
sires work as cashier, Waterman,
elevator op.. messenger. timekeeper
or news concession. ME. S-019O.
So
MEN AVAILABLE for home clean1nR.
yard work, painting and misc. odd
Jobs. THE SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Light Corps. ME S-4532
VETERAN. 81. colored. desires Job
as multilith operator, years expe-
rience. Phi. ST. 3-0957.
YOUNG MAN. colored. ~, intelli-
gent. with clerk exper. and drivers
incense, desires morning job. LII.
l HAVE Q large. strong. intelligent
14-year-old son who needs q de-
manding outdoor summer lob to All
sorb his energies: interesting and
urlng work more important than
pay. Box 472.n Star
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HELp-WoMEN

SHIRT GIRL for z-girl prosperit,
unit, exper. only. Apply. GREY.
STONE LAUNDRY. 2216 Sth st. NV
SHIRT OPERATOR. exper. on bosom
press: excel. Job and good pay. for
i ERI Plaza i0Gss P sS1pNnb HDg S15 BS ~.
Vernon ave-. Alex. or phone TIE
SHOE SALESMAN. as an assistant:
references and some experience;
airy and comm. 915 Pa. ave. NV.
REGAL SHOE CO. 81
STATISTICAL TYPIST
With 9TH. f GsH es. q oe sh % for
sumed in typing financial state
m eNesent and eepnons
fenced applicant. Elk. 3-60S0. IS
STENOGRAPHER = General ONCE
work. Permanent position; 5ha-day
wk. JOSEPH DeYoUNG. 1906 r
st. NV. %
STENOGRAPHER. age 20 to 40;
tipping 40 w.p.m., shorthand, so
w.p.m.. 5-day. 37h-hr. wk.; excel
lent working conditions with friend
" eongenial people. It is possible
year; sivk leave. and other COM
pany benefits. as non-profit cafe
300, EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
Co, SIG 14th st. NV. bet. $50
sT 1fS SiSSi : Patent exp exp
essential. 5-day wk., small once,
G $50; Box 232;H, Star.
and accurate. Legal experience
and ability to operate electromatic
typewriter helpful. Hours 9-5 or
afternoons. ST. 3-1972. %
for national or
sanitation; tipping so. shorthand
Call MA. S-36s4 after $50 am.
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GARAGES-CARPORTS
monthly terms. LU. 10000 or ia.
S-0442 till pm.
GENERAi REPAIRS. painting plas.
lering carpentry work. roof paint.
ing, repairing: no lob too small
PRINTZ, Ii 4-151la
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MlscEL. EoR SALE iconf.l

sALE-Brand-new. bet
ter-grade hedrfn.. dining. rrn., living
rn., from unclaimed freight and
factory closeouts, etc. A great saw
Ing for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG. $50 New York ave. NV,
daily. 1916; Sat. till 4. RE. 7-431O.
- bedrm. suites. /
blond, $3.50 and $50; 5-pc. blond
dinette. S50;s sectional sofa, SIS.
FURNiTiUiRIEe-studio couch. plat
form rocker. 9x15 tan wool rug, g.
way floor lamp, heater and fan
combination. Call after 8 pm. JU.
Observation-Disclosures chairs. sofa,
Orientals. din. rm. suite. teester bed,
imported bric-a-brac, etc. tn.
FURNITURE 81 complete rooms
brand-new furniture: will sacrifice
for cash. Cali hU. 4-3943. Iii
TV, 12l2-inch. table model; perfect
condition: SIS. AID. 4-9054. -
FURNITURE-PracticalIy brand-new
recently purchased. modern lounge
chair. 9 lined oak stepped end
tables. Leaving city. Mustssell Reas-
enable price. AID j-471S "a
FURNITURE--Dresser. chair, bed.
walnut finish; coil spring and Serta
mattress; $65. Good cond. 1885
Phelps pl. NV, Apt. 81. AID. 4-3433.
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SITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

WHITE LADY desires
light homework and child care; ref
srences; $50 mo. 10. 1-2244.
caring for children; especially a
bdsy week week. a H1 re fht 1T
EXPERIENCED CLEANER and laun-
dress desires permanent daywork,
Mon. Tues. and Thurs. HO. 2-4O95.
GIRL. colored, wants 5 days week;
ss sTs. enc 7:39 to 3: s23. car
GIRL, colored, desires daywork. or s
days week. or child care. Stay one
or two nights. DU. 1854. -
COLORED GIRL desires lob as cook
s sfd f f:h1Ez1 3 or 5s days week.
COLORED LADY. neat, wishes cook
wk.. RA. 6-5982 3
COLORED GIRL wants lob as moth
eer'S helper or child care. Ii. g.
COLORED GIRL wants lob child care
or plain cooking; 5-day week; good
ref Ii. 4-3319.
COLcRED WOMAN desires laundry
COLORED WOMAN, good worker.
good ref;, wants days work. Cali
COLORED WOMAN. perm. day work;
Cleaning Msd Tburl laue ed ssx ref od Tges
Girl desires. child eS care
or g.h.w.; 5 days. Ii. 4-1244
GIRL desires job as child
care with light housework or moth
er,s helper; refs. NO. 1886 g."
COLORED WOMAN desires days
work or care of sick 10. S-3955.
GIRL, colored. wants days work;
good laundress and cleaner. Refer
ences, LII. 1925.
WOMAN, colored, wants full or part
time work. AID. 2-9346
C0LORED GIRL wants days work.
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MIScELLANEoUS FOR SALE

TYPEWRITERS, port. (NEW), Rem.
Royal. Smith Corona. und.. Olympia
Tree. home DEM; S1.b0 wk. d.. q
TYPEWRITER. portable; excellent
condition. Gail La. 6-195S after
TYPEWRITER-Underwood Portable,
in excel. cond. Looks and operates
like new. $3.50. La. 6-3466. -
VACUUM CLEANERS
Used and reconditioned vacuum
cleaners, $3.50 up. All nationally
known brands; substantial savings
on floor models and demonstrators
Kenmore, tank and upright clean
ers; used vacuum motors and cords,
$2.25. Sold as is while they last.
Call Ii. 7-7500 for free home trial.
SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO.. oil
Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ill
WASHERS, late models, look like
new. $35 ca, deliv. Also washers,
$22.50. deliv. ST. 3-12I6. -
WASHER. Bendix. de luxe fully au-
tomato; excellent condition. S45I
JU. 7-749S. %
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RUGS-Large lot, like new,
finest grade broadloom car
pet, will be sold by public
auction at Williams Auction
House, 918 New York ave-,
Tues. Tomorrow, Apr. 6,
commencing at 2 pm. Suit
able for home, office or
business. Solid colors, red,
green and turquois. Will
be sold in detail. Mostly
large and very large sizes.
Public exhibition now to
sale hour. Also various con-
'signments of splendid new
and used furniture and per-
sonal property will be sold
at same sale. Auctioneers
Phi: MA. 8-2679.
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ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. paint
ing and decorating. Call "a hours
q day ~. d-7s92. -
windows, stairWays, rec. rms, porch
Enclosures. UN. 4-249l. Ia
alterations, attics and
porches built: kits. and bathrmS re-
modelled; free estimates. AID. 4-9312.
g"
CARPENTER-By fob or hour UN.
CARPENTER-Attics. porches. rec.
rms ANYTHING, new or old work.
MR.. SMITH. ia 1887. any time
- Good work of all
kinds; reasonable. Cali JU. 6-65il.
painting and brick
TiANsEN, TN. 1-s0ss. after & pm
Porches, partitions,
cabinets screens. general repairs;
CARPENTRY - Repairs. rec. rms.
attics, porches inclosed or screened.
HA. 2-S9S5. %
CARPENTRY-White mechanic. roof
repair. painting. remodeling. Du. q
CARPENTRY, general repairs. paint
ing; work guaranteed; reaS. MR..
LAYTON. RIA. 6-1S25 after pm.
CARPENTRY Of all kinds, fence work.
aiso furniture repair. reas. JEFF
REYS. Ii. 6-9740, IL
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WOMEN
WHITE

,0-45. who cannot accept ordinary
time-clock jobs and who want digni-
fed work that will not interfere
with home life or family RESPONSE
bilities: No canvassing. collecting,
delivering and no investment re-
quired. Must have use of car for
local driving. Some evening work.
No exper. necessary. Display SARAH
COVENTRY FASHION ACADEMY
Weekly paycheck in advance. Please
do not answer this ad unless you
need at least $50 weekly. For appt.
for personal interview. call R. WIT,
~ 7-4797. Tues, April 6, between
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

The John Kilpen Hotel
:. .231O ASHMEAD PL. NV.
w block on Conn. ave, overlooking
Rock Creek Park Dble and sgle.
rms. pvt. bath avail: excel. meals:
rates. $3.50 wk, up. no. 2-3566.
WESLEY HALL
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CLERK-TYPIsT

Permanent position, NV.
D. C. location, to post and
check records, do m iscel-
laneouS tipping. Good cler-
ical skill, some recent Office
work experience and present
tipping speed Of 40 words per
minute are essential. Air
conditioned building. Va
cation and sick leave plans.
Quarterly cash bonuses and
substantial other benefits.
Ask for Mrs. Meek, U. S. En-
ployment Service, old Post
Office Building.
315 18th STREET NV.
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FARM AND GARDEN

AZALEAS. hardy field grown. all
colors and sizes. 75c and up; open
weekdays and Sundays. 2510 18th
B Sui for grading excavat.
ing, land clearing, Free estimates,
FLAGSTONE PATIOS, walks. retain
ing walls. cement and stone work
waterprooflng pipe drainage, From
mouse leaders. grading. seeding or
sodding. F. MARCUCCIO. Poplar
TOP SOIL that can be handled with
2 rake axe and COW manure. Phone JE,
VERY sS4s coon. RICH TopsoIL. fol
lawns and greenhouses: very reason
TREE apEs RI REM So12as. pruning. IAN land.
TREE SERVICE. III. 5000.
AND TREE SERVICE
berry. azaleas. FOUSE g. Bid. JE.
L 4SSse r. sE asaS JE sI ssGdine
ing, seeding, gardening blowing. top
c GIL Tsl L. r0's coo1G fSy mas soN.
s GTeSI Calls ans Ms Oh GkA I7SG4
WIENKE. %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of a lifetime;
large size, 5 to 10 IT. tall, II years
old. in fun bloom, many varieties;
over 300 in one lot. $4,000. REGAL
GARDENS. 95 Alton pkwy. Ports
mouth, Va. Phone 1869. 5'
GARDEN. yard and lawn service;
lawns cut throughout the season;
reasonable. XII. S-2756.. %
styles; chain linked,
pickets. estate. etc. NO DOWN
PAYMENT. SO months to pay, FREE
ESTIMATES. lowest prices. Call RE.
6-7096. or RE. 5-5370. 20
TOP SOIL. 90 bushels. S10; I'LL in
dirt, 90 bushels, Sc delivered. UN
4-0610, NO. 7-1204. -6
COW MANURE. well rotted; $40. Is
bu.; $3.50. 10 bu.: 81. ) bu.; deliv.;
topsoil. WA. 7-4593. ewes. g
YEW, large spreading and upright.
also arbor vitae. 6xS it,, So ca;
white birch. ~. 9-0206. %
TREE REMOVAL, trimming, topping,
cabling; topsoil and yard work. Call
TREE TRIMMING and removal, lots
cleared: Reas; prices. Topsoil. ma
D. c. and Md. Free est. MR.. CLAY
TON. Ii 3-3379 any time. 10
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

BLUE PERSIAN or siamese kittens
stud service boarding. 10. $3.50.
GREAT DANE. male. fawn. 2 years
olo. registered. reasonable. Tower
WIRE FOX TERRIERS. Axe reg,
$40 and $50; 2 males. 3 females,
two months old. JU. 9-5517. %
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, purebred;
holP e 5lfoas Easter sife' reasonable NAB
Collie, male. year old. purebfed.
WONDERFUL wonder with children. $40. OF.
FREE TO GOOD HOMES. part Per-
sian kittens, 1 month old. AID.
cocREk PUPPIES. 8 black, grand
$50 to $50. WA. 7-227S. Ill
ENGLISH BULL PUPS, Axe reg, 8
weeks old. wormed, shots. JU.
COCKER SPANIEL. 8 weeks. Parti-
coll. Axe reg: NJ and F. SOLO 18th
BOSTON TERRIER. Z yrs. old, Axe
reg. Sell to good home. OIL. $685.
PE E6i SEfG'' COOKERS, Axe reg n 8
E VS. b 0lf; I blacks and 2 bluffs. Can
BOXER, male, fawn. is mos. Axe
reg; reas. price. OIL. 4-6636. -
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
reg, 6 weeks: wormed and weaned
p ready for you; Call ED, 9-644s. 3
females, s weeks old; will keep till
Easter. JE. 3-S6S1. 5
BOXER PUPPIES. 4 mos, beautifully
marked; papers. RIA. 6-91OO. Ext.
800. -5
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, 8 weeks to
8 mos. old; fawns and brindleS; Axe
reg, male and female; $50 to $500.
jELPAW KENNELS. Alex, Va, OV.
3-4561. TIE. 6-243O. -5