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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13

Guiding plaques. loving cups.
banners and a host OF others
which will be announced. The
winning groups will be publicly
presented.
The ushcrs are without a doubt
one OF the church's greatest serv-
ice groups and have never been
so honored. These things COM
bined make for . tremendous
project.
All Can Enter
Every minister in Detroit-re-
gardless Of denomination--is ex-
pected 10 enter his ushers and
stand behind them 100 per cent.
They are the one church group
which serves So weeks every
year. plus duty at other churches.
funerals. weddings and special
church affairs.
On page two Of this issue APP
pear the official entries.
This is the third in a series of
promotions conducted by the
Tribune this year as public
service. Currently being spon-
sored is a license contest TO en-
lcourage the early purchase of
1854 license plates. Starting
February Goth will be the Tri-
bune's tribute series on former
high school and college athletic
greats.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13
50 Gs Damages
Sought Against
Guilty Raiders

A $50. 900 damage suit faces the four-member De-
thune Station cleanup Squad which convicted last Fri
day by the Police Trial Board eight counts OF vo-
lations during two New Year Day AK raids
They are Sgt Thomas Watson who was dismiss
ed and Patrolmen Erville Goolsby, James Shannon
and Robert Trovak all ordered to work 81 leave days
without extra pay and transferred to other precincts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13

found.
The ll-year-old veteran was
found TO be drunk. diSorderly and
wantonly destructive.
Worse penalties were not Civ
en- the three policemen because
they were acting under super
vision OF commanding officer.
stated Supt. Edwin Morgan,
spokesman for the Board.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13

WASHINGTON DC.-Amcrcan youth must lake the lead in
proving peoples other lands that the United States true
cxplotcr dependent nations Vice President
Richard Nixon told national youth convention here last week
closing session of National Youth
legislative Conference sponsored by the NAACP Jan. d.
Originally scheduled bring greetings 10 the conference the
Vice President spoke for As minutes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13

We must prove to peoples
abroad that when we aid them
economically we aid them not
because We want them to be
dependent. but because we want
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13
Senior (ME Bishop
Carter Passes in Chicago

Federal Council OF Churches OF
Christ in America. and Associa-
ton for the Study OF Negro Life
and History.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13

them TO be independent of us,
Mr. Nixon asserted. Here is
where youth comes in" he added.
ITO get the message across"
IF peoples are independent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13
Greater St. Peter AMEZ,
New Bethel To Vie Ushers

Two OF Deros largest and influential churches-New
Bethel Baptist 42l0 Hastings Greater Peter AME Zion
Church 400 Mt Elliott St. this their
Giant Trin, III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13
BY FRANK r. OWENS
Constable. Deiroii's LIST Ward

mink this new plan will do
much 10 stimulate the voters to
eject someone who resides close
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13

The suit was filed by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack (Frances) Fowlkes, 578
Josephine, for damages in a laid
they made on Dec. Z.
No Search Warrant
Charges are that the police
men entered their home without
a search warrant and arrested 20
men and women. who were later
freed without court action.
Fowlkes also charged that the
police chopped his newly deco
rated basement recreation room
with axes, lookout lighting fix
lures. took off a plug-in type
telephone and about S35 worth
of food stuffs and meat in a
refrigerator.
Everything But Officer
Watson was termed for his
atcion in the two AK raids by
the Trial Board as everything
a policeman should not be" in
conducting the raids at 1862
Twelfth and shoe shine stand
at 84l3 Oakland without search
warrants. No violation was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13
Constable Sees
Reoppo rtionnent
AS Step Forward

EDITORS NOTE The County Board of Supervisors adopt
cd apporonment plan December H. 1853 which vfaly
affects The Negro in future election.
This is the third OF articles that subject.
BY FRANK r. OWENS
Constable Deroits Isl Ward
He r'pportionment plan, think modern move toward
political independence mlnores and feel il step to-
ward real progress
Representatives years running ai-large not
responsible particular community and therefore
mad no TO- when they failed to per-
form their duties the capitol in Lansing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13
New Hours

A. l.. Burns. manager OF the
Vernon branch, announced how
even that his branch would open
Feb. 18th and 10th from $50
am. until noon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13
/ this issue.
Two Reasons Cited
The oarton s.rar otartaA ~ an

The series was started to en-
courage the early purchase OF
license plates and to reward Tri-
bune readers for their faithful
and long support.
The deadline for purchase OF
1854 plates this year is February
9th instead Of February 18th as
usual.
The reason being the last day
OF February falls on Sunday and
the law requires new license be
on all cars by that date. The
Secretary Of State offices are
closed on Sunday. There are no
provisions to extend the time
limit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13
License Plate
Series To End

Only 10 more license numbers
will be printed by the Tribune
before the campaign which
started eight weeks ago officially
comes to a close. Five of those
are printed in this issue.
Any license number pub
lished thus far is good for 81
in cash and q six-month free
subscription TO the Tribune
merely by presenting tD the
issue Of the paper in which
the number" appeared and az
the title or registration TO the
car 10 which the plates were
issued.
The February goth edition will
carry the last numbers but all
license holders have until 8 pm.
March LIST to claim their awards.
So far As license numbers have
been published including those
in this issue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-13

TO thcm--someone they knoN
trust and can confide in.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
PANTRY SUPERVISOR
PUBLIC RELATIONS

PUBLIC RELA IIONS
Attractive mature woman
with a car, wanted for tenn
porary job; contact work with
large rental project. Must be
vivacious and aggressive. Car
expenses paid. Call TIE. 6-6913.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
HELp-WoAAEN

SECRETARY needed in ONCE o
scientist, near Westmoreland Circle
Saturdays and some evenings: mus
be able and willing to work; rapiC
and accurate dictation and typing
Address Box 439-L. Star, STATING
SECRETARY for law firm: SIS week
Write Box 73-M. Star. "A
part or full time temporary work. II
you are available 2-3 days per week
or for several full weeks while wait
ing placement, call RE. 7-0564. "a
SECRETARY, exper., for interna-
Start. $50. 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Many
CO. benefits. Call MR.. PAROJ1NOG
after 8 am, weekdays, co. 5-lO14
sECRETARY r,,d public sslation ao s dept
regular increments, vacation, sick
leave; shorthand and typing, varied
duties; 5-day week. downtown. Cal
for appt. MR.. CRAWLEY. DE
SECRETARY - Attractive secretaria
5-day wk.: good salary. Write de-
tails of education and experience
Box 176-M, Star. --6
SECRETARY, for research dept. OF
large securities firm, participating
in important new industrial develop
ments; 35-hr; week in air-cond,
downtown office: adeptneSs at
figures and financial terms would
be helpful. Call MA. S-4322.
SECRETARY, diversified work in
Washington office of aircraft manu-
facturer; good shorthand and tipping
required. Immediate opening; D.
day wk. Ma. S-6463. -6
Evening star., 1954-06-03
SITUATIoNS-DoMESTIc

GIRL. colored. would like work as
nursemaid, g.h:w., exper. and refs.
Call DU. 7-1S52
white, experienced.
would like steady employment in
good home. AD. 4-9S7l.
YOUNG COLORED WOMAN would
like evening Job. baby sitting. from
ACTIVE. ELDERLY LADY. white;
cooking, Inv, child over 6 only;
live in. 10 7-1464.
WANT TO PLACE nv reliable maid.
good with children. suitable en-
ployed mother. live out. OIL. 2-SS7j.
COLORED CHRISTIAN WOMAN. (25l
desires days work or days, full
time. Ii. 3-5531.
COLORED CHRISTIAN WOMAN will
care for children in home: Sc. area.
Reasonable. Ii. 3-5531.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w., 5 days
week. child care or mothers helper.
exper;; refs; RA; 6-59Q3. 4'
COLORED WOMAN wants days work,
exper., refs. III. 3-4S64.
days work. TU 2-5342. -3
Evening star., 1954-06-03
SITuATI0NS-WoMEN

DRESsMAKING and alterations on
men clothes in my home. Ii.
GIRL, 90. desires light Job for va
cation months. UN. 4-6993. after
NURSE. VIII, refined, cook. drive de-
sireS. to leave city: prefer Christian
NURSE -GOVERNESS, exper.; wishes
pos. with children; perm. or temp.
PATENT sTENOGRAPHER -sECRE
TARY, topnotch; S270 min.; excel.
refs 10. S-S133.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. want
to To PLACE any nv nurse: with me mos
ATfTTE1TIGS'' AfTENTIoN,' EMPLoYERs-ASail..
INC, I74o K St, NV, RE. 7t3l53. .
CALL AID. 4-O639 for day parttime
or fulltime help. PRUDENTIAL
EMPL. SERV.. 1853 Wallach pl. NV
BACHELOR APARTMENTS and homes
to clean. No animals. White. clean
honest. Hudson 3-474O. 3.
RETIRED REFINED LADY wishes
position: eompanien: ;% l.h.w.; will live
YOUNG WOMAN desires secretarial
Call JA 5-S557 before II am. -3
YOUNG WOMAN. age 35. desires po-
Sition as cosmetic demonstration or
allied fields: 5-days week: minimum
wage $50 week. Box 2-M, Star. %
COLORED WOMAN desires any type
night work refs. and experience.
COLORED GIRL desires lob as bus
girl or soda fountain. Exper. Ii.
6-O3o5
Evening star., 1954-06-03
FREEZERS

Before you buy a freezer. call me
tF fqr 4t11a4 the lowest prices in toy town
FRENCH HORN, perfect cond., re-
markablv low priced, pvt. AP. z
FURs-Mink-dyed squirrel Jacket,
sable sable ssTrf; see a-46SH 4pFaetically new: "a
ter-srade bedTm. Safin9ng% dinins rm. Oav iiv
ing rm. from unclaimed freight and
factory closeouts. etc: A great saw
BLDG, 460 New York ave- NV;
daily. 1916; Sat. It'll 4. RE. 7-4310.
FURNITURE UNCLAIMED--Rugs. SO;
2. end tables, 81; chest of drawers,
$3.50, each sofa bed; S49; occa-
fS Npa sS6 sssr cos sS dssSe Sss s6f %stt5ssS sss
We also do reupholstering. Sofa
sola and chair, S9S; slip covers, sofa
and chair, $48. Furniture. repaired,
MANN UPHOLSTERERS. 2447 18th
rfRSiTuRfGo1S-pdl Fl HiTi C. 1S-Sii0 Duncan p$Ryfe
Krohler mohair. liy. rm. suite, other
items. LII. 2-8129. -5
liv. rm., bedrms,, dinette
set. handpainted pictures. lamps,
and tapestries. all ANTIQUES. French
Provincial. EN-. 2-95S9. Bershires
FGRNITURE-Bedrm.. kit. sewing
machine; must be sold today. RA
6-513S after 5 pm.
FURNITURE-6 rooms; leaving city;'
sacrifice XII S-5267. IS
9-pc. walnut dining rm.
suite 500; oak dble. bed and coil
spring. S25. DU. 1882. =
hog. corner bookcase. $15; Holly
wood beds. $25 ca; sofa. peri
cond., S25; tea wagon. S25; chests.
ST. up; bookcases; broom closets;
Easy Spindrier washer, $50: S-ft.
Kelvinator. like new. 500; etc.
the little store around the corner"
Open weekdays till Z pm. 4429
Wisconsin ave. NV, nr. sears
Evening star., 1954-06-03

FURNITURE-Set of mod. wrought
iron, .glass-top tables, So: blond
topped tea table and double deck
end table. So ea.; red TV chair,
$40; 3 mod. lamps. S5 ca. 10.
FURN.-Couch and matching chair,
din. rm. table for 6, table pad. Gre
denza. . end tables: all mahog. Rug.
1x10, floral. all wool. All good cond.
Sac. all att $50. CIR. 3-5552. 3
FURN.-Moving to California. Sell
ing everything in 2-bedrm. apt. incl.
kitchepware. Call after & weekdays,
all day Sat. and Sun. JE. 3-S760.
FURN.-Dining room set: knotty pine /;
other mics. items. KE. 7-0749. -5
FURN.-Gray. lowered tapestry sofa
bed. in fine condition; good value.
DE. 2-37S5 after T. -
GARDEN HOSE. 25 it., 81: a..
heavy duty, So: plastic, 81 so. Bring
ad to 25l3 NJ st. NV.
GAS RANGE 4lx27. excel. very
clean cond.. has porcelain folding
table top; SIS delivered. JU. 5-654S.
GAS RANGES. new. used. installa.
ton. PEERLESS SALES CO., 2237
georgia aye;y DE: 2-5566;
SIo,S Oil coal, n, WOOD GOD ranges; . ACNE YSyg
GSENERAroRs GSaHHEA sTaRfERs 81 RT SA $3.50 7sSy2S Sp
lge. assort.; elec. motor repairs; 40th
yr. CARTY, 1908 14th. NO. 7-0224.
HOSPITAL BED. like new. adjustable.
2 ways, $25. 2513 NJ st. NV. EX.
3-3527.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
Excel. wages and tips. Good working
condition. Closed Sun. Air-cond.
II am. NAPOLEON'S RESTAU-
RANT, 264a Conn. ave. NV. a
GIRLS, Is or over, for car hops.
SIDNEY LUST'S BELT VII L E
DRIVEN THEATER. WE. 55S0O
Evening star., 1954-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SALE - Used
units. D h.n. from $3.50; "a h.p.
from SIS: "a hp. from S149; incl
easement window units, consoles;
also 3-ton. 5-ton and 7la-ton CON-
mercial units. Sale starts Satur-
day, May 20 through June 5. 8 am
till Q p.r BTSHOP EQUIPMENT
Co, 1858 Wisconsin ave. NV. -5
AIR. CONDITIONING WINDOW UNIT
1853 servel. horsepower: perfect
cond.. used last summer only: sells
for S39950. new: moving. S27i
cash for quick sale. RE- 7-?ssS e:
AIR CONDITIONER-w not stay
cool nights? DR.. moving. must sell
1852 Philco la-h.p. model: excel
cond.: S11995. OIL. $1,000. a
AIR CONDITIONING UNITS t3l,
window type. fedderS; used. One
portable unit. water cooled. used
Your choice at $3.50 each. Call
AIR CONDITIONING. 2 new three.
denser; factory lists over $500 ea
Have to sell fast: $3.50 ea. Call DI
7-5905. "a
Evening star., 1954-06-03
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcon..)

AIR FORCE WINTER UNIFORMS
One worsted, l gabardine, size 3S
long, caps size q; miscellaneous ac-
cessories. Used approx. l year.
Ludlow 2-4021. 3s
ANTIQUES. priced to sell at Yankee
Pedlar-Pine 4-drawer chest. $50
lift-top commodes, S24; 4 ladder
back chajys, S20i walnut marble-top
tables ard wash stands, $50; chests.
S3S; picture frames and many other
items of furn. glass and accessories.
5542 Columbia pike. JE. 4-349O.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
Warehouse

BaileyS Crossroads, Va, on Seminary
I'd. JE. $4,000. =
Evening star., 1954-06-03
HELp-woMEN tcent.,

CASHIER, EXPERIENCED: EXCEL
LENT STARTING SALARY, MANY
PERSON BETWEEN e:3o AND II 80
AM. KLEINS. 1927 r ST. NV.
CASHIER-TYPIST, for jewelry store,
under 35, permanent: attrac. ap-
pearance; salary open to qualified
applicant. Do not phone. 614 18th
N w
Evening star., 1954-06-03
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, PORCHES, screening;
complete remodeling service; esti-
mates free; alA work fully guar.
No money dn.. 36 mos. to pay. SECO
SALES. JU. s-3O1O. day or night.
A ID d ITION alterations. attics
porch. brickwork A complete
service. Have 1t done right. Call
WHITE, LO. 4-6577. %
ADDITIONS, attics, porches and rec
rms. built by white exper. mechanic.
Free estimate. AID. 4-q705. 4"
BRICK LAYING CONTRACTOR, fire.
places. walls, steps, all types of ma
sonry A FAGNANI. 10. 2-1994
BRICKWORK. repairs and new work
houses. garages. firepls... retaining
walls; reaS. rates: 1St-clasS work;
free estimates. Call LO. 5-S395. a
CARPENTRY-Attics porches, rec
rms; new and old work; anything
MR.. SMITH. ia. 4-05O1. any time
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 6-SsSS any
dav. any night.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs. short circuits, small Jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time.
EXPERT TV and radio service; nc
service charge; free estimate; IA
years at same location. D. C.
RADIO STORES. 9 am. to 9 pm.
Evening star., 1954-06-03

Flagstone, Cement
in retaining walls. patios,
flower boxes, steps. walks. drives,
porches, lily ponds. freplaces, ETC.;
24-hr. service. For a free estimate
call JERRY. LU. 1-4756.
installations and repairs
baths. porches. kitchens ARMAN1
BROS. ia. 9-26n0, NJ. S-2296.
TV REPAIRS. FREE ESTIMATE. Day
or night service. ReaS. rates. All
work. parts and labor guaranteed
wear IA 9-7992.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
HELP-WoMEN

COLLEGE GIRL wanted for summer
ewes. Drivers license necessary
WESTERN PHARMACY, 1865 35th
st. NV. a
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT,
needs part-time girl-typist Friday
permanent Job, 3 afternoons weekly
WED, Thurs, FRI, $50 weekly.
Box 103-M, Star
WE ARE ACCEPTING APPLIcA-
TIONS from ladies with previous
experience for the position of res
taurant manager. Only serious
minded need apply. We offer insur--
ance dement's. retirement plan. paid
Hepfy PFaySi aecRosxs eSss yses''H0 e. 9ss gHfS 4
Glebe rd.. Parkington shopping
COLLEGE eSnLfs; Afi; i;sTTufbiENr, for summer
months; splendid experience, pleas
ant work; $500 for 40 days, Come
in to see p. c. FULLY. between 1:15
and 4:15 pm. Room 924. l346
WoRKING HousEKEEPER-CoM-
PAN!ON, white, for elderly lady;
live in; Phone IA. S-1613. -
opening for q clerk-typist, min. 45
salary, excel. CO. benefits, incl. profit
sharing. Perm. position. Apply 423
Fig Bldg, S64l Colesville rd., Silver
Spring, Md. 4
QUALIFIED HOUSEWIVES
Pleasant. profitable summer work;
10 or more hours per week; day
or evening. Earn those extra dol
lars you need; car. white; For in
formation, call UN. 4-7097. a
Evening star., 1954-06-03
SALESLADY
EXPERIENCED ONLY


For ladies ready-to-wear retail store.
steady or part time. Apply SHIR-
LEY SMART SHOP. 1881 S. Capt.
tol ST. -6
SALESLADIEs FOR READY-To-
WEAR AND SPORTSWEAR. EX-
CELLENT STARTING SALARY
MANY COMPANY BENEFITS. AP-
PLY IN PERSON BETWEEN 9:30
AND i1:30 AM. KLEIN'S. 1927
F ST NV.
SALESLADY, experienced for better
dresses in a very fine ladies ready
to-wear store: centrally located in
Arlington, Va. Stock control exper.
desirable. Age. 30 to 40: 5-day
week; many employe benefits. $50
wk. salary. Our employees know Of
this ad Box AIM. Star. -3
SALESLADY, experienced. FELSER
SHOE STORES. 901 II st. ne. a
SALESLADIES t2l, ready-to-wear,
accessories. millinery. Steady posi-
ton; excellent opportunity for the
right person: $50 per week. Apply
1OlS Conn. ave. )
SALESWOMAN for Arlington sift
shop: permanent position: 5-day
40-hour week. Apply between 10
am and s pm, Mon. and Fri,
l2:30-9 80. MARY BAYNES GIFTS
3463 n Fairfax dr.; Arlington. Va,
OPP. Kanns. Va.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

part time during
weekdays. Box 120-M, Star. A
experienced with rble. :
entry method. wanted for private
day school, Excellent conditions for
work; permanent position for right
person. Good salary. 5-day week;
month vacation; Christmas and
Easter holidays. References required.
HANDY MAN AND MAID or couple.
wanted: room, board and small sal
arv. MRS. PAUL. AID. 2-a6S1.
names for city directory in Alexan-
dria. Handwriting and spelling must
be good; permanent jobs for people
free to travel; starting pay $34 so
per wk., plus bonus for extra efforts:
auto not necessary. Call IA. S-2643
after g pm.
MALE OR FEMALE HAIR STYLIST-
9-S6OO or JU. 5-1492 -6
Evening star., 1954-06-03

Service Representatives
Position open for alert college grad
terested in future, with growing
firm. Advancement dependent on
ability. Please call MISS HALE. MA,
SHIRT AND PRESS OPERATORS, ex-
RsrienTed; gassi2ns Va I'LL Wilson blvd
sTTS6GRAPHER TfSstSGi RAxfiHER in managers ONCE;
Apply MERIDIAN HILL HOTEL.
sfENoERAfafR MaSossss GfRfs: g.
Apply Ills 18th St. NV. Room
STEN0GRAPHERS, in fields of re-
search. legislation. curriculum de-
Sea3ES SelEPSment schGOl Admtnistfation
straight typing, answering, phone,
manuscripts and proofs, filing, dittoe,
and general clerical duties. 40-hr..
5-day week. Paid vacation and sick
so to loo. Typing SO or better Some
positions require. college snd expert
ence. Others Will consider beginners.
Beginning salaries range from S.. $40
to $500. Call AID. 4-4855. Ext. q,
for appointment: NATIONAL EDU-
IA lON AHNtJClA IJN.. .
STENOGRAPHER, exper.; 5-day-wk.
Vacation with pay, group hosp. THE
LoFSTRAND CO., Rockville Md.
sTENoGRAPHER. IsaF not over s5 Yrs.
old Sol wk start; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.
Apply 400 Tower Bldg, 14th and K
SITS. NV, or phone Ii. 5-67OO. Ext.
STENOGRAPHER for real estate
dept. of bank; 5-day week; many
other employe benefits. Apply Mr..
Primm, WASHINGTON LOAN &
TRUST CO.. 900 F st. NV. a
STENOGRAPHER, 1890; mod. air.
conditioned Office: perm. position
with old, established firm; paid va
cations. sick leave and other bene-
fits. Phone MR.. SACHS, MA. S-7234.
STENOGRAPHER for 3-girl. air-con-
ditioned office; 5-day week, with all
insurance benefits, etc. Permanent
position with national concern. Pre-
fer girl in 20-35 age group with
good knowledge of shorthand. Start
ing salary commensurate with abil-
ity, with opportunity for advance
ment. Please reply Box 222-M, Star.
.
TEACHER, for summer months: real
health-giving, enjoyable vacation;
$3.50 for so days. Come in to see P.
c. FULLY. between 1:l5 and Al D
pm, RIM. 924, 1916 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
VACUUM CLEANERS
WAR SURPLUS
Daily, $40 to 8
TARPAULINS

s 50 DRoSP cEoTAs, ISyEa sFzAlsG PAsGk. 81: 81:
STOVES, MESS KRIS. SOC; GRouNp
CLOTHS. ST.; PONCHOS (NEED
WATT. SURPLUS SS9. so. 0
2,MAM IN Says: $3.50; PICKS 81:
&c FIT: 7-LB. sLEDGE. So: 5-GAL.
EEM EEEs dSS New CANS ss sG aisFb P6rNT Il .SS S2
GARDEN HOSE, ST. rs FT.; 8-ToN
HYDRAULIC JACKS Sc 95: WHEEL
BARROWS. RUBBER TIRED,
$3.50; HAND SAWS, sl.45: 81
PORTABLE POWER SAWS. $40:
ELECTRIC DRILLS, $40; 4O-PC.
IN mn DADG TN1C
Evening star., 1954-06-03
FARM AND GARDEN

FARM-ALL C TRACTOR and 7-it.
mower. both like new: $1,000. Lo.
BIUEGRAss soD-Now is the time
to sod. You lay it and save Immed
delivery Terms to suit. BLUEGRASS
SOD NURSERY. LU. 2-49SO.
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
berry azaieas. FOUsE a. BILD. JE.
4-0e46. JE. 2-2S43. JE. 3-QS7s.
TOPSOIL that can be handled with
O rake. green and well-rotted COW
manure. JE. 2-1349. 10
BULLDOZERS. for grading. excavat-
ing land clearing Free estimates.
Call UN 4-S533 nights. AP LOOPS.
TOP SOIL, rich dark loan; ideal Tor
lawn flowers and garden. "a tons.
Sl2 delivered. 10. 7-74S7. a
TOPSOIL FOR SALE, any amount de-
VIRGIN ToPsOiL, best quality. any
Y sqaR Ern rsas aiiNsrspE 5sI!dqz1E sERv gTadITNs
DODGE WEAPONS CARRIER AZ; A.
wheel drive. winch on front motor,
body and tires in excel. cond: $500.
MR. BERENTER. JU. s-36O6. -
CLEAN FILL DIRT; topsofh sludge,
blueStone: excayating. hauling. Rrsd-
ing. MR.. HARTING. HE. 4-5653.
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HELP-WOMEN

AUTO TITLE CLERK. experienced
preferred. See Mr.. ScruggS. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO.. 1901 Oronoco
St. Alexandria. No phone calls
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MAN WITH CAR

For sales and service work. High
weekly earnings. Permanent posi-
ton References required: Appiv
ELECTROLUX CORP, 1903 Duke
ST., Alexandria. Va.
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DIRECTOR OF NURSING SERVICE
and school for. practical nursing;
S0-bed general hospital Apply Ad-
ministrator CAMBRIDGE MARY
LAND HOSPI1AL Cambridge. Md.
MACHINE OPER-
ATORS. colored. age 90. to 40. neat
appearance, able to work quickly. to
work in small industrial cafeteria
5-day 40-hr. week; salary to start,
$35; meals, uniforms and vacations
provided; steady employment. Apply
Md, between 2 to 5 pm. Friday.
FILTER, experienced in fitting and
altering ladies' dresses, coats and
suits; permanent. KOTZIN. 1909 @
ro,,nT; st; nv -, Ex 3;o232: -e.
ewes. and Suns. DISTRICT HEIGHTS
PHARMACY, 1884 Marlboro pike
FOUNTAIN GIRL, 3 ewes. wk. WEST
ERN PHARMACY, 1865 35th st. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored. exper.; full
time evening work incl. Sat. and
Sun: l day of during wk. RA.
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ANTIQUES

Furniture bric-a-brac, china. glass
ware, Oriental art objects. jewerly,
rugs, silverware. paintings. por-
traits; highest cash prices paid. Call
MURRAY, IA. 9-3333.
BEDROOM. dining room, contents OF
home: cash. We do moving. storage.
IA. 9-2937: evenings. RA. 3-14l6.