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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FALMOUTH 1861 4:dr. Cam; 10000
MI; not even broken IN; original
owner; must sen lmmedistslyS; aD Days
PLYMOUTH so cembridss 4-door;
Gr,T sna 81 "a o4s sif HoR coRN VIZ
1929 MINI. ave. ne. 10. 1925.
PLYMOUTH 1881 cranbrook club
coupe; heaut. gun-metal finish. r.
one-owner car. This car is in ex:
Gel: cond. and win suit the T aS;s
RsstlcT1ar SSesefsi s45 miss A taHs
I'd. Sc. I S 4-SS0O. ' 30
PLYMOUTH 1852 Cranbrook 4-door.
Here is Q car that will catch your
eye. Beaut. see mist finish with
matching interior. A one-oTner
car that looks like new. Spec'
i JR.. ne Mc. i7 sSS Good Hope I'd. Sc.
80 convertible; Al con-
8 st. ne PHO Phone Ap. S-7iiI. ASK for
Mr.. Raba or Mr.. Rivers. 20,
1851 convertible; radio
SSSSo 0A. Mde oSRo Spi FoRp. 1887 East:
west hwy, Silver Spring, Md. Open
evenings till 9. JU. 5-7S04.
PLYMOUTH 1850 Spec; 4;dr. sedan;
looks like new; beautiful sea-misS
green finish; very clean interior;
heater and seat covers; $796. WASH
tngton's Oldest and Largest Dodge
Plymouth Dealer. TREW MOTOR
Co, 9th and Fla. ave. me-. Ii. q
PLLYiMoUTH 'Ss 4-doOr; r. and h.,
s csr. f & vperfecs Vacation A car. Ssady
to 60 any where. emo, or. 5000:
mi. warranty; $I,Q95. ARLINGTON
St., Arl., Va. IA. 7-S7S7. 30
PLYMOUTH 1913 Special oe luxe
club coupe; original sand.beige nm
ish with contrasting interior; radio
heater and good tires, for safe de-
pendable. economical transporta,-
priced ct only $445. OLMSTEp
MOTOR CO.. Northern Virginia'S
Wilson blvd Arl.. IA. 7-S4o0:
r. and h; low MI; cond. throughout
excel. Please make reas. oner. OL
IPZY4Ma 81 1e4e: r. ana h.; low
mileage; owner; seat covers; bes0t
| black finish; So down. IA. 2-SSO4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH .4s: beautiful light green
finish; equipped with radio and
heater. exceptionally clean. See and
drive this real beauty today. Were
sure. you'll like it. Priced to sell
quickly at S296. KENYON-PDCK
(CheVrolet), $40 Lee hwy. Arl., Va,
IA. 2-9003. Open till $3.50 pm. al
PLYMOUTH 80 Cranbrook club coupe;
immac. cond., almost new tires; one
owner car with only $1,000 miles;
many more miles left to be enjoyed;
30-day written warranty; S1,166.
OLIVIER MOTOR CO.. Dodge-Plym-
outh Dealer. 6312 Georgia ave. at
Piney Branch I'd. tn. 10000.
PLYMOUTH 1852 Cranbrook 4-dool
sedan; beautiful green finish; one
owner. See and drive this. real beaut
today. Must be seen to be appreci-
ated; $685.. KMYON-PECK (Chev-
rolet), 1910 Fl. Myer dr., Arl., Va.
ia. 2-0001. Open till $3.50 pm. 30
PLYMOUTH 1851 station wagon
heater. 6-passenger; S996. Terms
guarantee. Car No. 6S0-A. MONROE
FORD. 1897 East-West hwy, Silver
Spring. Md. Open evenings till g.
JU. 6-7604.
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AuroMoBlLEs FOR SALE

Obs S4 s:" 4ds; i, end Iii i ay Se1
$s,ISb. VIRGINIA. MoToK sAdLLE9S.
Open Sundays TIN 5. 30
oLDs SO super "ss' eonv; coupe:
ys we tires tined aS a Eli 1sDscis
2stone fiesta finish. sharpest car in
PAUL BROS. loLDs). used Car
s 4; "'i'iP''R l iSis IS So. -l;iii;
access: Hydra: 2-tone green; excel.
ccnd. IN low INsd nj. l owner; 81 40.
OLDs '53 49, sedan; green finish.
radio; hester. aoMatic, An Inn
G GaeYf1sSf ecA ADf:Scoo oESfEI
CO.. 1922 22nd ct. NV. ST. $4,000.
OLDS '63 "9s" sedan: fully equip. /:
like new. 5000 MI: private owner;
OLDS so Super ''8S" de luxe cow.
Tres owner; immss; s0nd., safety isyy
PAUL PAUL BIOS. .toIDs5 FUSED r'S car
Fair" Wisconsin ave. and Ellicott
81, NV. KEs 7-1Sos. Open daily
o OLD '4s "7e" de luxe 4-doof;v r.
and b., Hydra. / owner. excel cond..
q 900 , miles; S4s5. EN-. S-s47So OF
PACK. 1851 Clipped de l.; fully equip,
Wv. tires. stand. shift; 10000 mi.
Must sell sci, Best offer. 10. $780, 4! af-
PS AZ Arb 40; beaut. black f IN.
1900 miles; I owner since new; So
PACKARD 80 Model 23o1 4-dr. sedan;
with IUltramatic, radio, heater; has
the luxurious golden anniversary
styling with 135-h.p. motor: STAB.
PARKWAY-FoRD. 3051 NJ st, NV,
AID. 2-O1S5. Open 8 to 8. Saturday
PACKARD 80 conv.; ultra. drive;
T. and h.. Wv. tires, etc. Must sell
Best offer. RE. 7-3404. Ext. 20s.
PACKARD 80 4-door sedan. Mode
$685.; de luxe In every detail; u.
tramattc drive. $685.. HORNER'S
CORNER. 1929 MINI. ave. me-. LU
PACKARD 1881 sedan: r. and h. 2.
tone finish. auto. trans: only S995;
$195 down. PINEY BRANCH MO.
PLYMOUTH 1854 6-passenger sedan
ROYAL MOTORS, INC, Chrysler'
Plymouth. 41O0 Georgia ave., Ia
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. }

O eaonSeTeiBie: custom nso1 s srssn nrish
with perfect dark green top SEE on
with new premium white.waH tires;
radio, heater. Hydra-Masie OSn I1
$4,000 original miles. Owner leay-
7e5. No. 1866 from 8 pm. to 2
pm: weekdays; o pm. TIL l Rim'
oLDs 1s4s 4-dOOr; T: and a.. e
tone blue; ready Sod to Hui ES; SSa ay9
NMoSHRsTrHE4sr MOTOR co. tFordl.
ego Bladensburg I'd. me-. LII
OLDsMOBILE 80 "ss" sedan; r. and
h.. Hydra-Matic drive, ORIGINAL n!ue
lhnish; way above owe e SsSa Car eu No.
ssfex. M ie5Ms;o Sn FoR4. 5100 wis.
ave. NV. WO. $4,000. Open eyes,
oIIbbs 3 OBI 1852 "9s" De luxe Hol-
marine with swan-white top, mached 1
with harmonizing 2-tone soft leather
trim interior; Hydra,Matlc Drive
super de luxe radio with rear spea K
windows and numerous other acces-
series. Sold new and serviced ny US
An Outstanding value Ct only $2:Oy5.
oLMSTEAD MOTOR co; n; ViT ynno
0TEb 5sSn BIZ: 49, 81 SA 4 2EdoOr
Dan; with Hydra-Matic. radio.
heater. sheridan blue finish viii With
tSHtRsKEaW~A,sy.S Ssf1fess o5p p0S st. NV.
oHbBs&S SbfHISE 9 1gS3 sss ae SUI luke II HO
iday coupe; delightful 2-tone green,
combined with harmonlzlng sou
Whi t Tires; HYDRA Matte drive
super de luxe radio with 1ronI snI
rear speakers. power steering power
brakes, automatic windows, neSts5
and numerous other ACCESSORIES. Su.1
see and drive to appreclate. Truly Truly
STEAD MOTOR CO. N. virginia
Largest Oldsmobile Dealer; 2OoO VIII
oiTHS 5 SlCf Eli is5 81 supsF Uss" 4ar.
sedan; delightful sea-mist green nm.
ish with harmonizing 2-tone interior
super Range Hydra.Matic G rive
S Ssnss a. dcce oniy 81 ,sS5. OLMsTEAI
MOTOR CO, N. virginia's Largeas1
oidsmobile Dealer. 1000 Wilson blvd
Obs ~ ~ a sSper '"ss" d. luxe cow
coupe; Hydra-Matic. T. and b. W.; Wv
tires: 1 owner; immac. cond., safety
tested written guaranty; u. Sg0
PAUL BROS. tOLOoD OSS3 Na!
Fair" Wisconsin ave. and Elicotl
81 Eli s:v" kE. 7-laOS' Open a ssii'
oIbS 80 "ss" club sedan: Will
stratght transmission, excellen
PiiHsfRsksWnaaY r a. S sS6iisfn St. Nv
Obs % :5s e9Ss Oe Dc luxe X .; COW. coup
power steering, power brakes. by
dFa-Matic, Autronic Eye. r. ana n.
WV. tires. l owner. showroom ap-
pearance. Safety-tested written guar
anty, S2,695. PAUL BROS. (OLDS,
used Car Fair" Winconsl1 and Ell.
l,ectt 81. NV. KE. 7-13Os: 9pper
C daily y! !bs Z Super .ss" 4-dr. sedan;
b4ssEss. stTik,ns p sHS White pond snd
aQuamarine finish. showroom ap-
peaFance, safety tested guaranty
S2,1o5. PAUL BROS. (O1DSD USED
Car Fair" Wisconsin ave. and ELI
colt st. NV, KE. 7-13OS. open
daily till 8. 20
1916 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
1910 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN 5Q.0S
194l DODGE SEDAN---- 5000
1910 DODGE SEDAN 1000
1871 ETUDEBAKER CHAMP. 5000
1947 KAISER SEDAN 1000
OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 'H3 Cranbrook: black;
5000 MI, Ike new, direct from
OWNER: S1,305 or best o1tef. Oh.
PLYMOUTH 81 suburban station va.
Gon; original gray hnish; radio,
heater. blue leather interior: posi-.
lively perfect throughout;! s., 09o
TORS 1891 Wisconsin ave. NV. En-.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
Readers Clearing House .!7:7 s;;';:;;s s::"'i. Vi

too, had the same problem.
Rather than invest in such q
sterilizer. I used a large pan
for sterilizing. but it seemed
so awkward I decided to use
my large pressure cooker. fol-
lowing directions carefully, and
I would never do anything else
again. The pan holds eight g.
ounce bottles. tongS and
strainer. I do not remove
the lid until ! am ready to
pour the milk, usually letting
the pan cool completely. Since
my baby is on homogenized
milk now, I sterilize eight bot
ties and Sterilize the nipples,
valves and lids in a separate
pan at the last minute. This
gives a more flexible schedule
for a busy mother. The bottles
are Sterilized three minutes
after the baby perks. Not only
is the chore made easy by using
the pressure cooker, but the
pressure cooker can be used for
cooking and canning. I think
it is worth every penny of the
cost.
After chipping a couple of
glass measuring pitchers, l be-
latedly bought a stainless
steel 32-ounce measuring
pitcher. The water for formula
is boiled in the pitcher. ster-
ilizlng the pitcher, then the
formula is mixed in the pitch
ers. No more worries about
breakage or chipping.
Also, if the expectant moth
er has the time. I recommend
she attend the free Red Cross
course for expectant mothers.
This course is offered through
the leading department stores.
1t is especially good for those
who have not been around ba-
bieS and do not know any,
thing about proper care for
them. It's so reaSSuring to
come home from the hospital
with some knowledge of how
to bathe the baby properly,
prepare formula, etc. They
teach the latest and best sys-
TENS. Why learn by trial and
error on your helpless infant?
To the lady in Mclean who
is bothered with large black
ants invading her house: We
live near Vienna and had the
same trouble with these ants
about two months ago. The
ants were entering the house
through a small opening be-
tween the windows. Much
DDT spraying around the win
dows did not stop the ants)
My husband caulked around
the window and then caulked
completely around the house.
closing openings between the
foundation and the floor. pipe
installation openings. etc. We
haven't seen any more ants. I
don't know If this will be a
permanent cure, but it seems
logical that if you seal the
entrances for the ants you
have a fairly safe cure.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
TWO QUERIES?

mrs. K.P.L., Washington
Does any one know if I can
get some fine, point de Venise
lace mended in this country?
Years ago, in "The Barretts
of Wimpole Street." with
Katherine Cornell, a lovely
Victorian afghan was used
most effectively as a prop. The
pattern was printed in one of
the women's magazines at that
time. I wonder if any of the
readers can possibly supply
the name of the magazine and
the issue in which the pattern
appeared. The afghan was
exceptionally beautiful, I re-
member.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
SOAP RECIPE.

MRS. L. A. j., Manassas
For Mrs. E. w. S., Washing
ton: I believe this is the soap
recipe you want. l clipped it
from RICH some time ago. I
have used it many times and
like it very much.
One can lye, y cup house.
hold ammonia, p cup sugar.
12 cup borax, 5 cups cold
water, II cups strained grease.
Dissolve lye in water in por-
celain pan. Add ammonia,
borax and sugar. Stir until
dissolved. Put in grease, stir
and stir Il use electric beater) .
Stirring makes it whittier. I
find that beating with an elec-
trio beater makes soap that
will float when it has time to
dry. Pour in cardboard box
lined with brown paper on bot
tom, then a white diShtoWel or
cloth over paper. Pour mixture
in box and cut the next day.
Soap is not hard on the hands
and it is good for dishes and
laundry, too.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
VEAL PARMIGIANA.

MRS. J. G. B., Fort BelvoirJ
In reply to a request made
by Mrs. j. H. W., I am sending
a recipe for veal parmigiana:
-Four veal outlets, teaspoon
salt, "a teaspoon pepper. 2
eggs. l cup cracker meal, 6
tablespoons salad oil, 3 table
spoons grated ParmeSan cheese,
Bounce can tomato sauce, y
pound Mozzarella cheese. Have
butcher. f1atten outlets. Add
salt and pepper to eggs. and
beat well. Mix crumbs with
Parmesan cheese. Dip outlets
in egg mixture, then in crumbs.
Heat oil in dutch oven or a
f1ame-proof casserole. Add cut
let's and brown. Pour tomato
sauce around outlets, top with
slices of Mozzarella cheese.
Bake in slow oven, 1926 degrees.
about Is minutes, or until
cheese is melted and brown.
Serves 4.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
RUG PROBLEM.

MRS. l.. W., Washington
I have had some lovely
braided rugs given to me, but
find after having them laun-
dered that they do not stay
fiat on the floor. Will appreci-
ate any suggestion as to how
to take care Of them.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
COOPERATIVE
KINDERGARTEN.

IN. r. G., College Park
The Berwyn Cooperative
kindergarten is now taking
registrations for next year,
1954-5. For further informa-
ton call Mrs. Mary Graninger
at Webster 5-6974.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
FREEZER?
MRS. r. w., SeGbroOk)

va - ave " - OSS~>' ~N'O'
We have just purchased an
ice cream freezer which my
husband is converting for our
use to home freezer. Would
appreciate any hints you ladies
will pass on to me regarding
the use of a freezer, especially
OH how to use freezer to save
on the grocery bill. I must go
to the hospital this summer
and will be unable to do any
work for five weeks. 1t has oc-
CURED to me that by freezing
complete meals ready for re-
heating that 1 could greatly
reduce the strain on my hus-
band who would otherwise
have to prepare a complete
meal after hard day at work.
Any suggestions as to what to
freeze and how to prepare it
would be greatly appreciated.
I have thought of spaghetti
sauce. stew, soups and baked
beans and meat patties, but
for such long period of time
I will want to inject some va
riety into the meals. 1 would
be especially interested in how
long sandwiches can be frozen.
Also how do you make brown
and-Serve rolls for freezing?
Evening star., 1954-04-04
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
MRS. N. J. B.. Fdirfdr)

The RICH is wonderful. It
was such a surprise to me to
see my husband reading it re-
Gently and he coolly informed
he he always read it, as it
contained many items of par
ticular interest to any hus-
band, father, gardener or
gourmet.
In answer to the expectant
mothers request on the mer-
it's of an electric Sterilizer. I,
Evening star., 1954-04-04

A new eight-week class in
pattern drafting is being offered
by the Arlington County De-
partment of Recreation and
Parks. This class teaches the
individual to make a pattern
with that most important final
touch-a good fit. Day classes
will be offered on Monday
afternoons beginning April 5
at the main center. Evening
classes will be held at Swan
son Junior High School, $500
Washington boulevard, on
Monday evenings at 7::3O pm.
Registrations are now being
accepted at the main center.
Evening star., 1954-04-04

Recreation will start on Mon
day, April IL, at 8 pm. This
class will be held at Tuckahoe
School, $3.50 North Twenty
sixth street, Arlington, and will
be taught by John Moffet and
James McCorkle.
A class for intermediate stu
dents will also start on April
II at 8 pm. at Nottingham
School, This class will be
taught by Pat and Helen Pat
erick. Registrations will be
accepted at the main recrea-
ton center, ALL North Third
street, from 8 am. to 5 pm.
week days, or at the Tuckahoe
and Nottingham Schools on
April S from 7::30 to 8 pm. For
further information, call Jack
son 1898.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
CLASSES.
NAf1O0G0.
IA. C.. D. r., ArlingtOn)

"A. c. D. r., ArlingtOn)
A new eight-week series OF
modelling and beauty culture
classes for adults, sponsored
by the Arlington Recreation
Department, will start tomor-
row, April S. at the Swanson
Junior High School, $500
Washington boulevard. The
modelling will start at 1880 pm.
This class teaches you how to
dress, colors best suited to you,
how to walk properly and
gracefully, getting in and out
of a car gracefully and all the
little details which add to the
grace of doing things. Beauty
culture classes will start on
the same night at $3.50 at the
same location. This class
offers you the opportunity to
learn how to apply your cos
metics properly, hair styles,
etc. Both classes are taught
by Jinx Caldmeyer, cover
page girl and model. Registra-
tions are being accepted from
SIS pm. at the Main Recrea-
ton Center, 4811 North Third
street, and again at the Swan
son School on Monday evening
at 7 pm. For further in
formation, call Jackson 1888.
MRS. H. B. S., Arlington
The second eight-Week SeS-
sion of classes at the Arling-
ton Recreation Center starts
Monday, April 5. An interior
decoration class is being
offered from 10-11:30 am. on
Monday mornings and two
classes in Slipcovering and
upholstery will be given on
Tuesday and Wednesday
nights from $40 o'clock, one at
the Main Center and one at
the Walter Reed School. For
further information, call jack
son 1888.
IL IL
Evening star., 1954-04-04
TWO QUERIES.

mrs. T. S., WdShinqton)
Will some kind reader please
tell me how one cooks an egg
on top of a piece of bread
with the center cut out to
hold the egg?
Also. how can a wool or
nylon sweater be washed
without having those little
balls of fluff all over it?
] wish to offer the address
for butter flavoring which
some one asked for. It is really
grand. I use it in homemade
bread and rolls. S. M Food
Products Co., 1865 Melrose ave-
nue.. Los Angeles 46, Calf.
\ y
CLASSES.
"A. C. D. r.. Arlinotom
Another series in square
dancing sponsored by the Ar
hngton County Department of
Evening star., 1954-05-13
SITUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT - Part time; books
local refs; prompt. JU. 9-54O7.
BOOKKEEPER, exper. all phases Of
nee nc. Cr0esS%re y :;s S}. Taxes aSsos statements
cARPEENTER@skiIied. white. work by
trim. TRIM Phone s0f Il. SsiGaaole SsiGs fs.
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERzGood
general experience. Phone co; B.
EXECcUTIvE.TYPE SECRETARY, now
employed as correspondent. desires
hard work. perm. responsibility
Box 302-J. Star. 16'
FILIPINO; short-order cook exper. In
restaurant; ref. Call ia. e.7076
JANIToR-colored, will do part time
liable. EX. 3-O5O4. l6"
TYPING, asst. bkpr.. payrolls: cost
accountant. estimating and tax expr
,S mddle ased; Box L,s2 32stJ; .nHn Star .ct L.
% ground. 2is years college. desire,
position with oppor.. to specialize
Minimum salary, $4.1o0 yr. Boz
MAN, colored. with car. desires work
any type after $50 pm. LA. g.
MAN. m,ddle-as retired. seek,
part time or pm. Phone RA. 3-0716
MAN. 27. secy. .-sten.. 2 yrs exper.
desires full time pos. IN Sc; area
beginning June IA. Box 307-J. Star
PHARMACIST-Maryland registry, de.
sires Mon. through Fri. night worN
after 8 pm. Box 325-J, Star. IA
sires full or part time position
TRUCK DRIVER, colored. experienced
desires Job driving light truck. Mar
.ried. DU. 1920. 13'
Al MEAT CUTTER-Service and /ol
self-service market; experience ir
all phases Of meat cutting. ia
4-1636. a.
Evening star., 1954-05-13
FLUORESCENT
LIGHT FIXTURES


Aft. long, Q 4O-watt tubes, price SIS
ea: Gov. spec, high-power factor
0E ballast. plastic sides, aluminium
lowers. Only 400 available. See
7-lO PM, rear entrance Tickel
Motors. Diagonal I'd. and Reinekers
lane. Alex. phone Ov. 3-4222. 19'
FIRESTONE FOAM RUBBER, cut to
sSe. SIC. 50~ % matt sss$ $3.50; 80" matt
FfS6RNG. SS2E' TSits OAK aIiS OVER N s. 1,ooG 1S
board. f. Of d.S6 common or better;
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new, bet
tsr-grsde bedrm;: dining rm;. living
factory cioseouts, etc 4 % great saw o
9G BGDd or 4so ss'h New -9SH YORK sVe STORAGE n.9
daily, 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 7-43lO.
FgRNITURE-Bed , and mattress.
chair with 2 slipcovers. occasional
kitchen table and 1 chairs. desk desk
bookcase. 2 night stands, plate
glass En 1nHs1y miTEer 1x4 it.. 2 floor lamps,
FURNiTtsE-Entire IiRNiTttSi s-rm. apt; tia also
all kinds Of tools. Must sell. leav-
FTRNiTUREEP6iico refsr.. like new;
DsvsnG nsNer a..S sSft To- apt pa:Sdss sas rsnFe
FTRNITURsIE;-s .; mos. old; sofa bed,
din; table. dhle. Hollywood bed,
co1es table. K1. s-b724. after 6.
Neutrality-suspicious.. o Gu. IT,,
2 yrs. old. S100; studio couch. $25;
lounge chair. $50. JU. 5-S497.
FURNITURE-1O piece din. suite, iiv-
ing rm., bedroom. spool day bed,
tables, chairs, Frigidaire refgr., Uni
yersal elec. range, misc. items, ia.
9-2473. les
Evening star., 1954-05-13
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

HoUsEKEEPER. companion or part
time for retired man. Live In or out,
NURSE. governess: experienced;
wishes position with children; perm.
or temp; refs. IA. 2-7597.
NURSE, white: capable and eficient;
day or night duty. HU. 3-S693.
NURSE, Al refs; doctors and pa
tients;. in apt. or rambler pref. CO.
PHARMACIST. registered D. c.. expe-
rienced. desires full or part-time po-
sition. Box ALL, Star. IA
SECRETARY-Three days a week.
Experienced In legal and other work.
Salary, 81 a5 per hour. Telephone
SECRETARY. sTENOGRAPHER will
exchange services for desk space vi
cinity Connecticut and X. Box
COLLEGE STUDENT desires once
wk; good Handwriting; typ. speed
about As w.p.m. Box 313-J, Star.
EXPERIENCED fountain grill and
steamtable girls, eolored. Ref; avail
able at SUPERIOR Employment Agency.
C0LoRED LADY desires work as
charwoman or dishwasher. 3 or g
nights wk. Exper. After B. Ii. f.
1907
Evening star., 1954-05-13

MOVING-Must sell all furn. in 2
weeks. Sofa. beds, rugs, table; good
Office iTFS; stS AND STORAGE. construction,
wood Job shed. 16,, K 26'; 2 plan
sn sHs' for ond Ps sG9er
removes and hauls away. No rea-
sonable offer refused. MA. s-l536.
OFFICE TuRNITURE1s executive
neiseless fai typewriter. Sas. Rm. foI, on
pHSSoSkAfE s5S %is fTf RGG6oR6s Ell ss70 sale sale of
5000 7S;r.p.m, albums, classical
sPsERS a RSOVlaE VAELEY S' E1EcrRic e IL! saof RT1Se
1905 Mass. ave NV. EN-. 3-1s75.
PIANOS. almost new. night club
Call PHILLIP GEORGE. TU. 2-O102
pfsNosid,s. hssTssn Il and selection q, new eva and
floor samples; spinets and consoles
choice of many cabinet STYLES and
wood finishes; all priced at large
disc. to make real bargains: all
full keyboards; prices starting at
SIC sAGss sGis 0e coSP 5Rne iass 1900 'e5 st. NV
PIANo-spinet and bench; also small
grand; bargain for cash. HARRY P.
Jones. 1140 18th st. NV. Security
PTANOS-Nice selection Of fne. fac
tory-rebuilt grands. incl. steinway.
Baldwin. Hardman. Knabe. Chick
ering and many others; all LOOK
and perform like new; sold with
Q full guar, on easy terms. MUSIC
SALES CORP. 1900 G ST. NV. -i6
PIANO, Spinet. Lester. excel; cond.: {:
S2S5 or best offer. o.: 4-19o9
cts, SS mo. Investigate our famous
1880 G st. NV. RE 1922. is
PIANO. Kimbsn. baby grand, reason;
able; also range. refrigerator and
TV. OIL. 4-7340. IL
PIANO, Knabe console. perfect con-
dition; Seldom are we able to ofier M
as SS45. KITS. 1880 q ct. NV.
RE. 1922. -16
PIANO-New. fun keyboard pianos;
$3.50 ;mahogany fnish. Standard
make with IO-year factory guaran::
tee. Also many BARGAINS IN used
| pianos. ST. $4,000. PIANO
| MART, 1915 7th ct. NV. Dust
above the nbrary). IA