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The Arizona post., 1954-06-18
so Per Cent
OF Community
Self-EmpIoyed

NEW ORLEANS (JTA).-
About half of the Jews of
New Orleans who are en-
ployed are in wholesale-retail
occupations and an additional
20 per cent are in the profeS
sions, a population study of
the Jewish community has es-
tablished. The concentration
of the Jewish labor force"
in the wholesale-retail trades
and in professional services
is one of the characteristics
which the Jewish community
here shares woth other Jew
ish communities in the US.
They are heavily represent
ed in the medical and legal
professions as we'll as in the
semi-professional occupations.
The other appreciably large
group of the labor force can
be found in construction,
manufacturing and transpor-
tation.
The Arizona post., 1954-06-18
Want To Form
SUb-Teen Group

Social group for boys and
girls ages 13-14-15 is being
formed at the Center. A Spe-
cial invitation is issued to
newcomers and to boys and
girls who are not members
of any group. Mrs. Nate Perl
man, committee chairman,
promises there will be plenty
of fun, festivities and food.
There is no charge. Group
will meet at 7:30 June %.
Activities planned for the
immediate future include pic
MICS, house parties, socials,
swimming and sports.
The Arizona post., 1954-06-18
JWV Dance,
Swim Party
At FenSfer

Members and friends of the
Jewish War Veterans will
gather at the Fenster Ranch
School grounds June 20 for
a swim and dance, starting at
II am. There is plenty of
shade to lounge and relax so
as to make a thoroughly en-
joyable day. Admission is
nominal for adults and chill
dren will be admitted free.
Planning for the day is be-
ing done by the commander,
George BuchSbaum, Arthur
Feldman, Henry Okrent, Phil
Roth.
The Arizona post., 1954-06-18
Kasruth Get
$500 Grant

An emergency grant of $500
was allocated by the Commu-
nifty Council to the work of
the Vaad Hakashruth for 1854
in order to continue the work
of the shocket. Sum is from
CJA funds and the amount
granted is the same as last
year. To have withheld the
grant would have jeopardized
the continuation of this pro-
gram.
The Arizona post., 1954-06-18

tiOnS and welfare funds.
Leaders of the Councils of
Jewish Federations and We'll
fare Funds reaffirmed the ur-
gent need for unified fund
raising by the three institu-
tionS. This, they pointed out,
would enable the transfer of
a substantial part of the ap-
proximately $650,OOO being
spent by these institutions for
Embarrassing and administra-
ton, to direct use by the in
stitutions in Israel.
Leaders of the Israal Gov
ernment and of the Jewish
Agency feel strongly that
such a merger should take
place as soon as possible.
At present communities in
this country allocate funds to
each of the three institutions
according to a formula pre-
viously recommended by DR..
Giaro Josephthal, treasurer
of the Jewish Agency. The
formula provides for 55 per
cent of the total allocated for
IsraelS institutions of higher
education to the Hebrew Uni
versity, % per cent to the
Haifa Technion and % per
cent to the Weizmann Insti-
tute. However, during his re-
cent visit to this country, DR..
Josephthal told the leaders of
the Council of Jewish Fedora
tions and Welfare Funds that
the Israel Government, as
we'll as the Jewish Agency,
favors having the three in
stitutions merge their cam
paignS and that the Jewish
communities in this country
will soon be advised whether
any revision in the ALLEGATIONS
formula should be made.
DR.. JosephthaI was assured
by the CJFWF leaders that
they would accept the judg-
ment of the committee in Is
rael which is now studying
the merger issue. They point
ed out that even under the
existing "Josephthal formula"
there is no need for the three
institutions to send separate
representatives to local budg-
ct hearings, and that zone
representative can serve the
same purpose better in behalf
of all three, with substantial
saving in expense
]. w. Wunsch, president of
the American Technion Soci-
ETY., opposes the merger be-
cause, he says, the Technion
and Hebrew University have
nothing to gain from such a
move. He insists that these
two institutions "do not share
the same problems with the
WeiZmann Institute"
The American Friends of
the Hebrew University would
no comment because it's
president, DR.. George S. Wise,
is currently in Israel. DR.. Jo-
seph ]. Schwartz, executive
vice-chairman of the United |
Jewish Appeal, remarked that |
the question of support for !
the three institutions needs
-tIIdxy onI onnro1coI
The Arizona post., 1954-06-18

For someone away from
hOme-in the armed forces
or at schOOI-the Arizona
Post keeps them in touch
with happenings and with
their friends.
The Arizona post., 1954-06-18
Merger Of Three Drives
For Israel Is Advocated

NEW YORK (JTA)-Ful support for efforts
in Israel to have the Hebrew University Haa TechnOn
the WeiZmann Institute their Embarrassing campaigns
the United States has been given by the Jewish fedora
tiOns welfare funds.
The Arizona post., 1954-06-18

Two famous names in medicine linked Sunday
when Dr. Jonas E. Sak (eft whose vaccine tests may
provide the answer to polio, received the first Dr. Bella
Schck Award for outstanding achievements in the field
of pedatrics at the Cornerstone Day dinner Al
bert Einsten College of Medicine of Yesva University
Thirty years ago the of DIR. Schick right made
medical history with the famous Schick test which
helped conquer diphthera. Some million school chill
dren throughout the country participating in the
field trials of the polio vaccine developed by Dr.
Sa, who is research professor in baceriOlOgy at the
University of Pittsburgh
Evening star., 1954-05-18

in the songs where she seems
more herself.
Mr.. Tilton is a handsomer,
younger Planter De Becque than
most Of his predecessors and the
equal of the best of them vocally.
OF the others, Comedian Baker
makes Seaman Luther Bills his
own. and a very funny creation,
and Dorothy Franklin is a superb
Bloody Mary who misses not a
trick in lacing the comedy role
with just the right flecks Of
pathos. The young lovers are
touchingly played by Stanley
Grover and Mari Young and
Alan Baxter and Russ Brown
are commanding officers that
any military service would be
lucky to have.
10 Mielziner's settings for
South Pacific" are the MASTER
piece every one has been saying
for the last five years and Mot
ley's costumes represent garb
that has authentic wit about it.
So few clothes do.
Evening star., 1954-05-18

That Man Right Out Of My
Hair"
But, so far as the score goes,
the centers Of vocal rapture are
to be found in the less familiar
Bali Hal" Younger Than the
Springtime." Happy Talk" and,
somehow most especially timely,
you've Got to Be Taught" the
latter the musicals lyrical aside
on the theme Of race prejudice.
Possibly even better than in
a performance dominated by too
much individual brilliance, this
one by the National company
makes it clear that South Pa
cif1c" is the most richly plotted
of the Rodgers-Hammerstein
musicals. Mr.. Michener pro-
vided his adapters, Mr.. HAM
merstein and Joshua Logan,
material for the musical dream
book.
It has everything, a May
December love story with the
special overtones Of a war set
ting, q secondary and almost as
Evening star., 1954-05-18

OF US have matured since then
but the spell persists. Not as
sharply, no doubt, as for those
coming to it wide-eyed and in
nocent, but impressively never
thelesS.
BY now. Of course. South Pa
ciflc" has lasted longer than the
war it was written about, a dis
tinction few musicals have
earned and that none could wear
with greater pride than this one.
So, If one cannot write ubout it
with the original excitement, he
can at least fall back upon the
subsequent sentiment.
\ \ \
The company which has
brought South Pacific ito WASH
ington for as much Of the sum-
mer as the community demands
is the National one. It is headed
by Jeanne Bal and Webb Tilton,
with notable help from Benny
Baker, Dorothy Franklin, Stanley
Grover and many others. They
have grown too comfortable on,
and familiar with, James Mitch
ener'S enchanting island to make
life as sparkling there as it used
to be. Touching. tender, amusing
and, f1ashingly, even stabbing in
its wistfulneSS, but not SPAR
king.
This is not attributable to the
fact that South Pacific" is be-
yond all performers save the
originals. It is nothing Of the
kind. Granting there is only
one Mary Martin, there can be
as many Nellie Forbushes-and
the others-as there is a determi-
nation on somebody's part to
avert that road company look.
This company did not al
together mask that appearance
in last nights first performance,
for al its striking moments and
the brilliance Of its material.
y
As to this material. Richard
Rodgers score and Oscar Ham
merStein'S lyrics are vastly
charming and affecting still,
heard once more in the context
of the musical. Some En-
chanted Evening" in the mellow
texture Of Nurse ForbuSh's ro-
nance with Planter De Becque
shows surprisingly little wear
and tear. The same is true Of
Nellie's spirited declaration Of
independence, I'm Gonna Wash
Evening star., 1954-05-18
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

2, Stage.
Arena Stage - "The Cretan
Woman; $40 pm.
Catholic University - "Huck
Finn; $3.50 pm.
National - South Pacific;
$40 pm.
Screen.
AmbassadOr-"Girl for joe;
lis. 4:45 and S:15 pm.
Capitol - "River Of No Re-
turn: 1855 am. 1:40, $40.
5:45. 7:&S and $50 pm.
Columbia-"Elephant Walk:
II a.m- 1:05. 3:15. $50. 1880
and 9:40 pm.
Dupont - Julius Caesar:
1855, 2:55. $40. 7:25 and 9:40
pm.
Keith's - Rob Roy: 1850
am. 1850. $3.50. $3.50. 1850 and
$3.50 pm.
Little-"Two Cents Worth Of
Hope; sos. 1855 and 9:45 pm.
Macarthur - 1.-THE Golden
Coach: 7:10 and 9:20 pm.
MetropOlitan--"Girl for Joe"
11:15 am, 2:45. 6:15 and 9:45
pm.
Ontari0-'sThe Greatest Love-;
!, 3, S. 7:15 and 9:25 pm.
Palace-"Executive Suite; II
am, 1:05, 3:20, $50, 7:40 and
$50 pm.
PlayhOuse-"Knock on Wood;
11:15 am, 1870, 1920, 5:25, 1880
and $40 pm.
Plaza-"One Summer Of Hap
piness":: 1880, 2:20, 4:10, 6, 7:5O
and 9:40 pm.
~Silver Spring-"Titanic";; 500
and 9:45 pm.
Trans-Lux - "The French
Line; II am. 1855, 2:50, 4:45,
$40, 1885 and 1880 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";
$40 pm.
Evening star., 1954-05-18

HOLLYWOOD.
Marilyn Monroe is writing
about herself for the Ladies
Home Journal, with a famous
writer helping.
The big-Screen version OF
"Gone With the Wind" has been
booked into a Paris theater for
four years! It did three and
half years on the small screen.
Jane Powell, with very little
to show for her 10 years of
Metro stardom, is in the market
for D good business manager.
Dorothy Towne is repeatedly
telling pals that Jack Webb
is too bosSy. so they'll remain
just. platonic friends. Wanna
bet?
Gene Autry is so rich he
doesn't have his cattle branded
any more-they are engraved. ..
Rudy Vallee will be a musical
"Mr. Peppers" in his television
show.
Dorothy Lamour will soon be
celebrating her 11th anniversary
with Bill Howard, and her 18th
as q sarong stylist.
Y
Betty Cradle and Harry James
were spotted in Las Vegas, re-
laxing before the start of their
diSc-jockey show. Terry
Moore says she will borrow q
plane from the guy who taught
her to fly, and pilot herself to
Evening star., 1954-05-18

sented 81 RiessFd Rods.rs% %11sdri ana osss; sss;
Hammerstein II. In association with Le-
land Hayward and Joshua Logan. music
Sy Hsmm:rstein stein a and 's Ioesn. adsp3sd THsd
soaeh 'apsc Psc icdaiSasd direstsd GoesS e sas
enS aTectSsn tsnP6g 6g & % inass. Mi.niHT
the National.
sSSC9M3s Jerome ----------oF1land9' kSdEiiEgHs3
EasiI:n I :. Nellie @ @xuFbus6 $.anns pa
kT%tls kRTnndv dc Seeaus eeaus---no-atSW webb b. Tiltcn n
Bioods Mary's Assistant Ksthi draVea sna
Abner ----------1--- Clifton Gray
St SSthss Billis----------RsS@S7 @ 5sksss
Ii. Joseph Cable. u.s.M.c..
Capt. c.ors. sract.tt.s s'1tnsztN 1!s:k.. Grover
comdr. william HARRISON. T:s.N-
YeOman Herbert ogals. ,,.,.-S
Sgt. Kenneth johnson John Hickman
seabee Richard West Evans Thornton
samsr sssa6ss Morton Gm Wise w1rtW9:ln
Radio Operator Bob McCafrey,
Marine Cpl. Hamilton Sleeves. N'
Gordon Ewing
Pvt. Sven Larsen Tony Rossi
Seaman James Hayes Jay Mackenzie
1t. Genevieve Marshall. Mary MAR
Ensign Dinah Murphy Edith Lane
Ensign Janet MacGregor,
Christy Palmer
Ensign Sue Yaeger -. Genevieve Crovo
Ensign Lisa Minelu Mildred Slavin
Ensign Connie Walewska.
Ensign Bessie Noonan Genie Balmer
Ensign Cora MacRae Nancy Bramlage
Ensign Peggy Olsen Rosemary. OShea
Lat Mari Young
Marcel. Henry's Assistant,
Charles Scott
1t. Buzz Adams - Warren Brown
Liwana Kathi Graves
Chin You Audrey Carrier
Islanders. Sailors. Marines. Officers)
Evening star., 1954-05-18

wistful a romance in the affair
between the young Marine lieu
tenant and the Tonkinese girl,
and the raucously lifting low
comedy Of a Marine-Seabee Pa
cific installation. These add
up, as some one has aptly said,
to Mister Roberts with love
and beautiful music"
All the wars before, put to-
gether. never yielded so much
of sweetness, sadness and come
dy in a single dramatic pro-
duction.
X y \ X
AS for the company at the
National, the major demurrer
which this department has to
enter may be unjustified on the
ground that it is merely memory
doing tricks. It did strike us.
however, and kept striking us,
that Miss Bal has been told by
somebody that she should mimic
Miss Martin. This is most notice.
able in her attack on the consid-
cradle mass of dialogue, less so
Evening star., 1954-05-18
Hollywood Diary:
MoriIyn Pens Magazine
Autobjogrophy-With Help
Bv Sheiloh Grohom

the Last Frontier for her act
starting May 81. And Uncle
Miltie Berle couldn't resist the
money-so he and Wife Ruth
will spend the month of August
in Vegas, with Milt doing a four
week show at the Sands. Last
time they paid him $4,000 a
week: it's more this year.
Fred Allen and Wife Portland
have just flown into Hollywood
for a vacation.
"The Bob Hope Nobody Knows"
will be penned during the sum-
mer hiatus by Writer Howard
Blake. I taped five shows with
(See HOLLYWOOD, Page B-13.)
Evening star., 1954-05-18
The Passing Show
The Passing Show
South Pacific Sets Up
For Summer at National
By Joy Cdrmody

Washingons for South Pacific" ended last
night with appearance the musical the National
Nellie Fobushes and Emil de Becques ago-a the
back Martin and Eo Pima in the spring Of 1919
that this correspondent fell under the spell Of the production Both
Evening star., 1954-12-28

ROOMS FURNlSHED--N.W.
Evening star., 1954-12-28
ROOMS fuRNlsHED-N.w.

BEAUTIFUL LGE. RIM, pvt. bath,
pvt. home; mr.. Conn. and Nebr
hves.: gentleman: Wo. 6-9152,
11sl 1eth ST. N.w.-clean single
Fq9m s9se neaT 9eo bath 81 vS 20 H VI sSs sssS
GEORGETOWN, nr Both st.--Liv,
rIrl., connecting bedrm.. hall rm.,
kit; use of refgr, rear porch and
rear yard: S65. HU. 3-6395, --2S
LARGE, LOVELY STUDIO RIM. with
pvt, bath, refgr.. modern furniture.
NEW ipsn HxMPsH1RE "a nisH HOUSE. 1714 9s N
H ave. n.w.--Newly dec. sgle. rms,
maid service; no. 2-9Ss2.
1893 18th ST. NW.-Businesswomen,
af ans modaan ePle baths ss ess5n No ssss 9saS5
VIVIAN HOTEL. I523s @ st.-Lovely
single SO so weekly: twin bedrms
Si4 running water and all comforts
wahsSs HoGsEsExeel sn,is JE rms sEles
pvt bath $40. Daily. So AID
Isio p ST. NV, THE churchilr.-
Clean sgle. rms; running water
maid serv 81 wk. up. NO. 7-9s6s
aI47 F ST. N.w.-Airfoam stu Studio
ss-S1s. Ex, % 5-oess. sss0eAla''o as =
1914 18th ST. N.W.-warm. single
room, $50 week. Also eficiency
apt. with private bath. go
TWO LARGE CONNECTING RMS
Nicely furn. In private home Rea.
sonable Close to 14th st. carIlne
ROOMS with home privileges. Plen.
ty of heat and hot water. 114s
Swami st. NV. NO. 7-6245. --29
GlRLS--Pvt. bath. kit, priyils.. OF
share house. Reas. Good loc. RA. 8.
Tl9l or Ju. 5-95fiS. 30
STUDIO R0OM-Lav.. shower, fire.
place. sep. entr.; gentile familN
blk. Conn. ave, WO. 6-5o29.
REAL HOMELIkE RESIDENCE fol
men or young business girls. AlsC
lge. front room, private bath for 2
1910 10th st. NV: Best location II
city, Oppos. Statler Hotel. 80
BRIGHTWOOD--2 large rooms pTi.
vate bath: new Cape Cod house; rent
reasonable. RA. tf-514l.
OPPOSITE BETH ISRAEL synagogue
Pvt. home. Jewish family. No chill
dren RA. 6-4334. 80
Evening star., 1954-12-28

APIS. FURNIsHED---VA.
Evening star., 1954-12-28

CONGRESS HEIGHTs-1-b -bedrm. apt
in apt. bldg. completely redec, liv
avail i i'm immed.; sss. .88, ali Itiis. Incl
10. 5-S631. -
APT. 4, 1926 18th ST. NV room,
kitchen and bath. S37 so: 14O3 v
ST. NV rooms, kitchen and bath.
S45. AFFLECK. 2423 Pa. ave. NV,
MA. S-5556 80
Evening star., 1954-12-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES

Ty-RADIo REPAIR, practical le wk;
eve. lab. course: S5 wkly. TEMPLE
SCHOOL. 1888 @ st. NV. Ma.
saoRTaAND 5RIIiA in 8 wks. day. SIC
wkly,; u wks.. ewes, So wkly.
TEMPLE SCHOOL. Ma. S-32os.
SHORTHAND, typing, bookkeeping:
smsll classes. faster progress. excel,
positions; estab. 40 yrs Inquire
Ma, S-2340. BOYD SCHOOL. cor
TYING, shorthand. bookkeeping.
comptometer. civil service: small
classes. better training: inquire Ma,
e-2340. BOYD SCHOOL. cor. 18th
and @ sts. test. 40 yrs.l.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture: all subjects taught: approved
for GI training: day and eyenins
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
COLORED-TYPING. i6-wk. course
81 wk.; ABC, Gregg or machine
shorthand Typewriter loaned fol
home use. Get diploma at Accredited
school 1888 q st. NV. Ma. S-3259
.Bx RECEPTi0NlST SCHOOL, Bond
Bldg. prepares you for pleasant po-
sitions for the new year; age nc
handicap; day class. $50: night,
$50. for complete course. Phone
HU. 3-SS24 or ST. STATS.
Evening star., 1954-12-28
SITuATIoNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, part time; books
started, caught up kept part time;
loc. refs: prompt; reas JU. 9-5407
CHEF, rs years exp, hotels, club or
restaurant, Specializing Italian and
French. Box 169-M, Star
COST ACCOUNTING, PAYROLL
Time-keeping, some bookkeeping; re-
cent exper. In const. off. Voice of
Amer.l Job. JU. S-1Sf5 after 5.
MANAGER, hotel and restaurant. ex-
celleHt BACKGROUND anu following
D. c., presently employed. desires
chaRge. Box TOM, Star. 800
MANAGER Tor asst, hotel or apt.
bldg; broad exper., age Al, avail.
imIned.: best refs. Phi. NO. 7-2617.
PHARMACIST, reg. D. c.: exper, ;
local ref. Full or part time. available
now. Box 172-M. Star.
PROPERTY MANAGER, now EN-,
ployed in large. development and
better type apartment house opera
tion. Box 312-M. Star. 29'
SALESMAN, native ID. c. area. Food,
tobacco, outside Wholesale; excellent
references. Box 173-M. Star.
SALESMAN, exceptionally talented ;
present earnings more important
than future promises. HE. 4-2092.
Evening star., 1954-12-28
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE
APTs. FuRNlsHED-p. c.

$fo-s75. 1926 Il 18th h'i; St. INV; NV. tsi t45S6
Ga: ave-; cples. only. RA. 3-1SS3.
'SaS saS Sth Dsh 81 urnssed Nn sea resaen1
soss aGtah 18th ST. NV, 2 rms. kitchen
and bath. furnished. See resident
WILSON HOUSES. 1922 18th st. NV
rRxs GaxisslHs or1 setS sia KEY AP APT ssSag aoTkL
week. Cali Ma S-5425
1926 18th ST. N.W.-Liv. rm., bed
room kit, bath, apt. bldg; $50 mo.
sIs 18th sT. N.W.1ideai for OF pro- pro-
fessional man. living room. bedroom
and bath; rent reasonable. See res.
mgr on premises
ATTRAC Tv APIS. SIC wk. up;
child or babies welcome. Hskpg. rms,
Liv fsas KM slol bsdfm aafh NW e Dl tii i7sss sad
bath; wornan's delight; empl cple.
only; no pets: vic. Mt. Pleasant
WALTER REED VIC.-Liv. rm.. bed
sn7; s7s. fst' 81 aDyss, Dys BATH utii; Cpl cBle.'
1868 KESiNsDiY' Si fiiS'i isiT. N.w.-cozy' 0 g.
room apt, nicely furn., excel. shop.
and transp.; avail. Jan. /, 1855;
incl: utils;, sos mo. RA. 6-053o.
GEORGETOWN-Good location. $500
mo-; well furnished, ; rms; 3o-ft;
bath pc porch. De. SSsS s"ss54. G De, aao =
Il AND 2 BEDRM. APIS, MIC nicely
furn., recently decorated; ample
parking; conv. to transp.. stores.
schools etc; utils. KE. 7-1ls5a
BEACON APTs.. 1901 Calvert st.
NV; effic., SO and $50 mo. other
locations. EN-. 3-9077.
CONN. AVE. STUDIO APT.--Large
room. sep. kit, bath and shower;
ggys; gg6 entranse; aI;n convenient parking
esis Eth e12hps sT. NV. ION Columbia S
s69,5o up. Mgr, Apt. L. AID. A.
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cor. !. s-room. bath apt; clean, well
tIrn ss,,,dn eils .n,s lsundTy 1sas iaeis aSod
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sios mo, ntils. incl. JE. S-75e4.
IRVING ST. NV, 1iea-s62 so,
incls. utils., large studio rm.. kit,
bath, pvt. clean. bright. RA. g.
1908 ALLISON ST. N.w.-Bed-iiy.
rm., kitcnen-dinette. pvt. bath; utils
In. .ua Il. AVE-. We. at Dupont Cir. west
Pvt, end fir. bedrms. HOLLYWOOD
bookcase bedsl iiy rrn., kit. .-din.
bath. $50; also pvt. 3rd fir.
rms, kit.-din., bath; S100: cple.
RA. o-632l. -
Evening star., 1954-12-28
PIANOS

Sale of fine. factory rebuilt grands:
all look and perform like new All
sold with q 5-year guarantee. Stein
way, M; Baldwin, 5,S";. Chiekering,
Bach HsTaman s1S hoyard 5lr krapish rams and and
others. All greatly reduced for clear
ance sale. Long easy terms. MUSIC
SALES CORP, 1900 G st. NV. 80
thread. fixtures. BLockS. NC
la46 Lee hwy. ia. S-s700.
REFGRS.; used; 4la Gu. #. gas
aEcaNaER asi cGHs sToREs Enss any q ato shs
REFRIGERAToRs. eiee., gas. So. SO
UP PEERLESS SALES CO. 323S
REFRIGERATOR. serveI. i yr. old
IT,, perfect. cheap for fast sale.
REfRIGERAfoR tssh @nf friridsIre q shlrt shSp
sealed unit, perfect operatinE con-
REFRiGERAToR and washing ma
chimes; used: rebuilt. painted: SIS
REFRiGERATSKs, so usedi sen rel rent p,m or buy
So per mo Full guarantee DoWDS s.
441S Conn ave EN- 2-73OO
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT at 113S
5th st. Sc. Best offer. go
RIFLE, Winchester, .22, new: was
SiIlStHidS HIL, also new signal
tracer. Reasonable. Call RA. 6-361O
RUG. exceptionally fine Kirman 1SS
1O'61 worth over $1,000: must sell
as moving to Fla. immed.; S925
Also. beautiful Sx10 Sarouk and
kirman throw rugs, $50; poker
table, $40; 175 books. make offer
RUGS t2l 3x15 Oriental design rugs;
brand-new, never used: regular
SD: sacrificing for SAT so
ORIENT AL RUG MART, 1906 &
St nv, NE. S-0tl6.
SEWING MACHINE, electric, portable
cost SlS9. so; sell S55: need cash
HE. 4-440g go
SEWING MACHINES, pre-inyentor,
sale; electric console. $50; white
portable, $50; others. 1912 Lei
rly Ivy g,;s "a; s-49l4.
crates; If YOU have cash and wan
TO save money call Hi 3-A200
Evening star., 1954-12-28
SlTUATIoNs-poMEsTIc
CoOK-H0UsEKEEPER. preferably /

COOK-H0USEKEEPER. preferably for
one person, in apt; by refined lady.
Best of references. Comfortable
room and reasonable salary re-
quired. Box SIX, Star.
C0LORED WOMAN wishes days
work, cleaning or laundering. Refer
CoEORED WOMAN, reliable. wants
days work Mon. Wed., Fri. AID.
GIRL. eolored wishes days work;
COLORED GIRL desires cafeteria
work. days work. child care, or
tipping, night or day. IL. 3-e035.
COL0RED WOMAN desires light
housework or child care. Experi-
enced. DU. 1-6190.
COL. LADY desires live-in Job, child
care; willing to cook: 8 days. Refs.
CoLoREp WOMAN wishes child care
everyday except Thurs. $3.50 B st.
CoLoRED GIRL desires Job 5 days a
week or. days work: restaurant
COLORED LADY wishes to care for
children. ne. section; very reason
CoLORED WOMAN desires Child
care or g-h.w. IA. 9-5S7S.
C0LORED WOMAN desires child
care in home. Ia. 9-152o.
Evening star., 1954-12-28
APTs. FURNIsHED-vA.
IMMEDIATE oCCUPANc,


ALEAANDRIA--Efi and 1-bed.
room apartments: janitor service
laundry privileges: downtown ioca.
ton: all utilities: $75 to $3.50
Call TIE. 6-6670. between 10 am
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ARL., N.-Spacious. attractive / bed
rm., liv. rm.. dinette, kit, bath
$94.50 mo-: apt. bldg. ia. S-32l5
ONE-BEDROOM APT, nicely furn.
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NORTH ARLINGTON-2nd A., pri'
vate home, separate entrance: bed.
rm., living room, kit. and bath; Just
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