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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-12-09
GREENSBORO DOCTOR IS
INTERESTED IN OPENING
OFFICES in MANTEO

DIR. w. w. Harvey, a personable
young physician, who is now with
the Henry Grady Hospital in A
lanta, Ga, is interested in coming
to Manteo to establish a medic.
practice next summer. He is a ma
tive of Greensboro and a graduate
of Duke Medical School. In Man
teo Tuesday, he met with COM
mittee which represented the civic
clubs of Roanoke Island and stated
that of the various communities
bidding for his services, he prefer
red Roanoke Island. He said that
two other communities had prom
ised to furnish him a clinic in
which to set up practice, and that
it would be necessary for similar
facilities to be provided here. 1t
was his desire, he stated to give
first class medical service and
that in this day, it cannot be done
without clinical facilities or hos
pital available in the community.
Members of the committee, most
of whom met with DIR. Harvey
Tuesday, are as follows: from the
Manteo Rotary Club, R. D. Saw
yer, Ralph Swain, and Lawrence
Swain; from the Wanchese Ruri-
tan Club, Melvin R. Daniels; and
from the Manteo Lions Club, Keith
Fearing Jr. and Roy Wescott. This
committee has been working for
several months in an attempt to
locate doctor to come to Roanoke
Island, and one or two others have
become interested and are expect
ed to look over the field at an
early date.
The committee having heard DIR.
Harvey's views about the subject,
will make an investigation to deter
mine what can be done toward
meeting them.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-12-09
JOINT COLLECTION OF
FUNDS FOR THE NEEDY

Rev. L. E. Aitken and Rev. H.
v. Napier, Methodist and Baptist
pastors respectively in Manteo are
heading joint committee of their
churches to raise funds to give
things to the needy, if there be any
on Christmas day. Boxes for the
collection of groceries which any
one may wish to contribute will be
placed in the stores of Manteo, and
also box for deposit of coins. On
December "a the proceeds will be
collected. The boxes are being set
up this week.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-12-09
SIX. ON LIST OF
CANDIDATES FOR
MANTEO P'MASTER
Civil Service Investigation Indi-
cares Early Action in
Filling Office

An investigation this week to
gather pertinent information about
six candidates for postmaster in
Manteo is being made by Horace
R. Lewis, Civil Service investiga-
or, working out of Charlotte.
The list, which had been mar
rowed down to three candidates,
has now been brought back to six
as the result of efforts made by
some of the candidates who had
been previously eliminated.
The list of apl .hcants is now as
follows: Ray W Jones, acting post
master; Ben Shannon, postoffice
clerk; Earl NJ. Green, Lawrence
L. Swain, Ralph L. Swain and Ray
mond E. White, Jr.
The interviews end investigation
that is being made will develop in
ormation as to the applicants as
follows:
/. Kind and extert of success
and experience in their occupa-
tons. 2. Extent of public contacts;
3. Success i'll meeting and deal
ing with the public. 4. Industry,
resourcefulness and initiative; 5.
Community acceptability; 6. Per-
sonai attributes and absence of dis
qualifying detects in character ana
physical condition
The Civil Service Commission
attempts to give careful and i'm
partial consideration to all appli-
cants. After summarizing the re-
ports received, It certifies to the
President the danes of three with
highest qualifications for his Sc
iecti, n, with the approval of he
Senate, of the one who Will DE-
appointed postmaster. The Civil
Service COMMISSIONS investigation
is limited to reporting facts onlv,
and makes NJ recommendations
abe 1t the ELIGIBILITY of any candi-
Ge. (.
LXcept IN rare instances, the ap-
HFcant chosen Is & member Of the
political party OF the President.
In this case, if the Republican or
6 .hzation fms acting Postr:ascr
Ray w. Jones among the three eli
gibles, it is most likely he is the
man the President will recommend,
as he is the only professed re-
pul ljcan among the six candi-
caUes.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-12-09
Reach $4,000.

With only lone member voting
nay against them, four c)Inty
commissioners voted for holding
another election in Dare County on
January 18th, to decide if the peo-
pie wish to bond the county for
money to tear down the Jail at
Manteo building another and an
addition to the courthouse and a
new Jail on Hatteras Island and
which they plan to locate at Bux-
ton.
While the Commissioners were
getting ready to close their meet
ing, a young doctor anxious to be-
gin practice in Dare County was
waiting to meet with committee
to ascertain the extent of coopera-
ton that might be expected in this
county should he locate here. He
called attention to the fact that
doctors are difficult to find for
practice in places without clinical
or hospital facilities.
This same Jail and courthouse
proposal, which would cost in addi-
ton to the $4,000 it proposes to
borrow, any other unappropriated
funds the county may have, which
includes the $4,000 idle cash in
the bank obtained from the sale
of land-was voted down by two
to-one vote of the people of Dare
County on July 9th. The county
had at that time spent some $700
on plans, and another $4,000 hold
ing an election, beside other ex-
penses. Another $4,000 to hold the
January election will bring the cost
up to about $4,000. Next year there
we're be three elections in Dare
!. unity, and maybe two more, if
h Kitty Hawk and Manteo vote
school bonds.
AT Tuesdays meeting, when four
members of the Commissioners de-
cided to spend another $4,000 to
ask the people if they have
changed their minds, only one
member voted against both propo-
sails. Capt. VIII Lewark of Kill
Devil Hills recorded his vote in the
negative.
1t is a costly way to ask the
people if they have changed their
minds during the past six months.
Although the proposal was beaten
in July, it didn't stop the Commits
sioners from putting it on this
years taxes just the same. This
may be verified by checking the
printed tax notices mailed out last
month.
ABC Board Appointed
The Dare County Liquor Control
board was reappointed by the Com
missioners for another three years.
This board now consists of M. L.
Daniels, Chairman and Guy H.
Lennon of Manteo, and Callie E.
Parker of Mays Head. The new
term begins Jan. 5.
The Board voted to buy insur-
ance on the buildings of the All
camp at the Manteo Airport, and
instructed Bob Smith, county agent
to select another stenographer for
his office and that of the Home
Agent, replacing Mrs. LESSEE Til
See ELECTION, Page Eight
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-12-09
LIST TAKERS NAMED

Dare County list takers who
were re-appointed this week are as
follows: Atlantic Township, Mrs
Zenith Perry, Croatan Township,
Mrs. Florence Jones; East Lake
Township, Mrs. Nina Basnight
Kennekeet Township, Mrs. Rachel
Austin, and Hatteras Township,
Mrs. Edna Gray. Mrs. Lucy Mid
gett of Wanchese, for Mays Head
Township.
Tax listing dates will be an
nounced in this paper next week
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-12-09

From South America Captain Howard Sends
a Desperate Plea That Banker Pony Remain
Free And Unfeffered On Ocracoke Island
Now In Venezuela. the Man Who Loves Horses Will Pledge
Anything TO Save Them Cites Them As Savers Of Human
Life. Sakors Of Boyhood Preventive Of Juvenile
Delinquency and Promoters of Morality.
By CAPT. MARVIN w. HOWARD. Master Dredqe Chester
Harding. Maracabo. Venezuela South America
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-12-09
SECOND JAIL BOND ELECTION
IN A YEAR TO BE JANUARY e.:
LEWARK ALONE In OPPOSITION

Measure Defeated July 2, to be Submitted Again
TO Voters on January 18th; Four Members Of
Board SoIidIy For Both JaiIs. But Kill Devil
Hills Man Votes No; Board Wants to Spend
$4,000. Cost Of Elections and Plans VIII
The frontiersman., 1955-07-14

history for his arctic explorations during the early 1880's, and as founded of the Alaska Commun- ications System.
The frontiersman., 1955-07-14

Big Delta, home of the Army Arctic Center, was renamed Fort Greedy on July l, after Maj. Gen. Adolphus Washington Greedy. General Greedy was famous in
The frontiersman., 1955-07-14
FIyn' Around Rt Palmer Airport

Several members of the Mat anuska Valley Airmens' Associa- ton turned out last Sunday and picked rocks and boulders off the two runWays at Palmer Airport. The back breaking job took sew eral hours of hard work. Dr. Lee Mckinley, association member who was unable to help in the work, donated $10. Clyde King, Jr. donated the use of his truck, IS we'll as working with the crew.
 Bruce Murray got his solo li- cense last week. He is taking flight instructions from Les Green on his owR Us which was recently brought up to Alaska on ? trailer and re-assembled upon arrival.
 Larry Bixby and Clyde King, Jr., both students of Rene Neil sen, passed their written and flight exams last week and are now holders of private pilot li- censes.
 New student and member of inc Flying Club is Paul Barn hsrdt of Palmer who is taking flight instructions from Rene Nielsen.
 The Flying Clubs Cub motor was worked over last week, and is all set for many more flight hours.
 Al Dickow, airport manager, has requested that all aircraft ad- here to the Palmer pattern: Stan dard left hand pattern, enter on 45 degree angle midway on downwind leg 500 feet. Under no-wind condition, land to the south. This pattern is approved and recorded with CAA aviation safety.
 On Saturday night last week pr. Lee Mckinley reported 10 inc airport manager that a plane was down. with a red flare showing. just this side of Sheep Mountain along the Matanuska River. A call to Flight Assistance put a plane in the air. However, the re- port turned out to be a false al- arm. with no further details available on just why the flare was set up.
 Tentative plans are under way for a massed flight of Palmer aircraft to Chulitna. Planes will leave the local airport Saturday afternoon and return Sunday af- ternoon. All pilots planning to make the trip are requested to sign up at the airport stating name, type plane and number of passengers. Reservations will be made at the hotel at Seelatna and will cost 12.50 each. This includes lodging and three meals, the latter to be served family style. The trip is about 100 airmiles and will require from an hour and one quarter to an hour and one half
 The regular meeting of the Matanuska Airmen's Association will De held tonight at 8 pm. in i" .he CO-Op club room.
Evening star., 1955-02-01
SITUATIONS MEN ,css..D

H0USEMAN. cleaning. waiting on
parties and dinners. avail, exper.,
refs. HU. 3-5901.
PATENT SPECIFICATION WRITER,
expert in mechanical devices: good
knowledge Of electricity. REGISTERED
attorney; desires permanent 'oeal
connections. Box 464-M. Star. l.
PHARMACIST. recently discharged
from Army. wishes to set. in Alex.
Desires position. Address: W. MIS-
NICK. 536 Seneca ST.. Bethlehem,
Penna. l.
WATCHMAE, simila, work: expert
enced tnyestigator; Saturdays, Sun
days: refs. Box ig2-M. Star.
YOUNG MAN, desires perm. position;
good mech. ability. typing. admin.
work. AD 2-0106.
RETIRED OFFICE MAN Good
health, desires part-ttme work, JU
b-1619. l.
EXPER. KIT. MAN, dishwasher. ian
itor. full or part-time elev. oper.;
nearby Wash. AID. 4-403n.
YOUNG COLORED MAN. with car,
avail. every evening. desires any
type work starting > pm, incl Sat-
Sun. TU. 2-6S29 after q pm. II
COLoRED MAN desires part-tims
porter work; 4 pm. to L. midnight;
refs Ii. 1-6426 -
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ATS. fURN.. o. {. tcens. J

$50 SOUTHERN AVE. s.E.-well-
furn. apt. In pvt. home, on, IND d..
ans. 10. 7-s558. -
FOGGY BOTTOM-convenien To-
Gated, furn. apt. > rms, kit. and
bath, cross ventilation. mr. Geo,
Washin9ton and Columbia Hospitals,
rent SIS: EN- 3-6262, -
1916 18th ST N.W.--Attractiyely
furnished apt. in large apt. bldg.
with elevator service, contains bed
rm.. liy. rr1.. dtnctte Kit. and bath,
see res. mgr. or call DU. f-l432.;
1873? 9Th ST. N.W.-Bedrm.. dinette.
kit. liv. rm., bath; also brick ga
rase usable for storase. RIA. 8-l369.
EFFICIENCY APT, ssS-laes IrTtns
r.th :ti njE;i XSD N8 eoSsT: 5Ts7l. 7Sl..E.and "a d.
mo. as; So ~ fasNi Ernest 81" H. Hn'i LUNG. Ts pf
1-222.1 10. S-4363. .
GEORGETOWN-Compl. furn,. 1-bed-
Couple s@ aS!i Only WI H PSs sAUNDERs s co'
vic. 10Th AND COLUMBIA RID
Nicely furn., . bedrms., liv. rm kit
dinette, bath; suit. 4. RA. 6-1s16.
APT, excel. for 4 or 5
men or women. Sis, incl. utils.
MT. H. PLEASANT. IRssa ss14 10th st. NV.
LIST A., lse. liv. rm., bedrm.. mod,
kit. snd bath, |. thu nicely furn'; $50
rSss %s MONROE aMi GEUsT. ST. N.w.-Bsmt. it for
diSett. dine lss bath! Nv pvt rem en,r 0fS5n ST. s654 ia
DUPONT CIRCLE-Bsmt. apt, for l.
.; bed-liv. rm., kit, dinette. share
bath; pvt. entr.; SIS. NO. 7-2ll3.
CHEVY CHASE PKwY., 5sis-Loyely
8 rms, pvt; bath; best loes Il blk:
n Apr. BLDG.--conven. to transp;
NV rm.. bedrm.. kitchenette, bath
III. Il Ss1tS isv1SS G. 81. 81 Ssse0 N.W.9A modern
ENC. consisting Of private bath. kit.
Nv. -bsdrm.: util. incl; SO mo. GO.
.eB2DRM. GBiii;isM APT. twin beds in each;
furnished for girls; nr. Capitol.
.!hE1ooaGhETf6owN. H tchE4fowN s4oo P st. ny
Most attractively furn. liv. rm.. bed
rm., dinette, kitchen, bath SIPS
1911 StS ST.. N.w.-3 rms. kitchen,
bath: s75 mo. RA. 6-4775. -6
CAPITOL HILL-Lge. sunny room.
kit, bath. nicely furn., very attrac.
tive Prefer quiet; settled LADY ls6dSyss Rent
s5iI 18th ST. N.W.-Bsmt. apt. 3
rms. pvt. bath; $3.50 mo. CO. s.
DOWSTowN-Lovely enc. rm.. hot
plate. next bath. refgr.. dishes. $50
Sgle.: $50 dble. 2014 P NV. =
1900 GA. AVE.-Newly decor. bedrm..
Nv, rmi dinette. kit, bath; all utils.
CONN. AVE. AREA-Beautiful etiic.,
$50. utils. incl. AGENT, 1874 Column
bia biz r6; Arp n.y Sr Ap ", 4-sG2S .G. v.nner+,. ~
Large 1-room enc. utils. furn.
Only Sl1 week. .
FURNISHED EFFlCIENCIES.
Utilities. linens; Sl0-S14 week. 1924
Vermont ave. NV. co. 5-5004. II
SUITABLE FOR . or 8 persons-Near
. 9th and E ne: lge. bedrm;. small
bedrm.. liv. rm., kit. and pvt path:
SIS for 2, $S5 for 3. II. 3-nS7j
Evening star., 1955-02-01
CONCRETE, PAVING
AND GENERAL
REMODELING
FLA Terms, Free Estimates.
r" LEWIS a. SON
SP. 3-6161

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs. short circuits; small jobs done
rIocSs rISss Il: kkriNfsHED HsaT snf LIKE HR' NEW.
Free estimates. Reduced prices. C.
fLook sANDiSG. finish: new, 7c 50.
IT,; old, 10c up. c. l.. HINSON, LAP
PAINTING, PAPERfNG. frst-class
woTkmanship: work done immedi-
.ately Mr.. PoAT. RIA. 3-5643. l.
SO and si2, Lowest rates In town,
white mechanics. Best OF reference
Free estimates Ho. 2-7l27. 2'
PAINTING, carpentry, alterations
and all home improvements First
class mechanic. Reas. SP. 3-sS6s
PAINTING, papering. alterations;
MIR. R1pENoUR, Du YVES. &!
PAINTING, interior and exterior: LIST.
class work; free estimates MR.
THOMPSON 10 f.3ts9 IS
PAINTING, PAPERING, waterproof.
inter. exter.: FHA loans avail For
estimates, Ju a-47fl. JU b-421a
PAINTING, int, and ext; paperinS
Free estimates. Reas. WEBB, JA
4-03l7 after 9 pm, all day Sun
IA
Evening star., 1955-02-01
APIS. fURh.-Mp. teeatl

EVANSVILLE. 3615 Hamilton ST
Cath q Ind Md u.G2 small bed
rms, lge. liV. rm.. dinette, kit
fenced yard: SOS mo WA 7-227S
TAKOMA PARK. 904 Fairview =
Furn., 500 no.. unfurn.. S7t. util
incl; / bedrm.. iiv rm- dinette, kit,
and bath: new furniture. Mod. BLDG,
JU. 9-150S or He. 4-7l94. d
TAKOMA PARk-:i rms. $50 incl.
utils.: on busline; adults. JU. =
.iis BALTIMORE AVE. Takoms
Park-De luxe ant Lee. bedrm.. liv
rm.. modern kit. tiled bath. beau.
tifully furn: utils. incl entire Ind
A.. loVelv private home: separate en-
trance: sos. Call MR. GATES. RA
3.o1ln. RA 3-Sl66. Il
TAKOMA PK.--Liv. rm din, rm,
comb kit. bedrm., bath: $50. JU.
a-1JSS -
Flower-Piney Branch
shop. center: st floor; mod. earden.
type apt. BLDG. de luxe liv: rm {.
din. rm, :. bedrmS.. kit. with dis
posal: tile bath; sir-conditioner;
oil heat: S115: gar. available: good
tramp; adults: refs. req. RA. ;i-35:9.
Evening star., 1955-02-01
APIS. FURNlsHEp-vA.

ALIEN. decor. throughout. gas
heat; garden: 500: one apt. specially
priced: park free. Call AID. 2-lSln
daily, s to 9 am. or s to pm. d
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and l-bed-
room apartment: ianitor service,
laundry privileges; downtown loea-
tion; all utilities; S15 to $3.50,
Call TIE. 6-6610. between 10 am,
ARL., j i Dix. sn Of Hecht co.-3-rm. apt. :;
SIS. SIS mo-, mel. utils. IA 7-u61o
ARL. tnr. Col. Pike and olebe rd ; 2
bedrln.. bath apt. Sl1n incl.
Attractively furnished;
4 rms. bath. pvt. entr.: couple. no
children. KE $500. =
ARL. -Ent. Ind a.: pvt. ent.: 4 rms.
bath. sun deck: sunny, attrac. furn.
All utils. No child. 500 mo. kE.
aRI. HALL. 5 MINI rms. kit,
bath. pvt. patio; gay. comfortable;
bus. shops. blk. 500 incl. utils,
girls only AID. 4-67ln. II
STUDIO APT, for or .; pvt: entrr
kit. facilities: conv. transp. OF. 4
I BLOCK. FIT. MEYER---Nice earden
type apt bldg bedrm., so 80;
2 bedrns., s94.50; plus Ltils. IA,
S-S4os
Evening star., 1955-02-01
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

p ST. NV. I140 THE Churchill -
Large front rm.. Pullman kit,
linens, nr. bath: SIG wk. NO. 1865.
DOUBLE BEDRM. with hot plate. Sc
up: rms. for Ink. 50 up. refgr., hot
plate. l22S NJ st. NV. q
il4O MASS. AVE. N.W.--Lge. rni.. for
3. with Kitchen. SEQ week; So week
for each person over 8; refrigerator:
and-fi. front; no drinkers. DE. 2.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1922 p St, NV
Lee. frt. rms: sink. stove. refgr.: nr
Z buslines. Ss to S12 wk. HU
$3.50 seth III ST. s.E.-Lse. cor. rm., bay
windows; well furn. $40 wk. NE.
. 'R'ci OK 5 PERSONS. 50 each: CLOCK
radio. TV, air-foam mattress. 2l41
r st, NV. EX 3-6B33. i
1853 IRVING N.W.-Sgle.. refgr,
next bath, S36. 80. Also lv: :.bedrm;;
kit. bath. S62 so. CO. b-3l7S. II
.I08 18th ST. S.W.-Lge. rrn., sep
kit. S122; also rms. sep. kit, l3;
all utils. CO 5-1S5..
COLORED - I44O KENNEDY ST.
NV. W.-Frt. rm,,. pvt. kit. on lSt
cookins COO privi.. so. ri. 2-S6eo..
Evening star., 1955-02-01
10000 BARGAINS
T H GICHNER

y. II. GlC11NGn
2513 NJ ST. NV. Elk. 3-3527
WASHER. late model. Kenmore, in
excellent condition. S35. Call L., J.
WASHERS. all makes, types. $685.
up most guaranteed; repairs and
ssry5es ss Z e IA ssEpER5ek's' aoFgaS a'o' '4'h
washha eondition. s4s hor to- eu'Salf sasiss tie'
WASHERS. 1855 GE. fully auto
matte; save S54; all brand-new
with 5-yr. warranty and l-yr. fref
service: buy now at $24a.95, with
BhsNcg BIiTsi 5prh2 G9Rp ju '4ss Soss ea oys4 5ys
WASHING * ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS re-
cond.; S15 to $50. KENNY'S AP-
PLIANCES. $500 34th St, Mt
Rainier. UN. 1904. =
WASHING MACHINE. 1865 famous
make. fully automatic. $3.50. ,Ju.
WASHING fiSi MACHINE; automatic
good condition. Must sell. Best offer
WMELDERs.o Vt -: @s Lincolns. as low as S4b
EARLBECK & LANDRUM. INC.
1923 Cathedral st, BALTIC, MU
HEvD'sE New: sis5 H Value for sss. eicHNER
s513 n St. nv. Elk; 3,S5G;
Chickering mahogany. console, that
IS Pr'si for sale. at "a" figure 'S considerabis
cAMPBELL MUSIC Co. iios q st
NV. DI. 7-S464. -
ADMIRAL TV SET-Good condition;
price. $50. 5057 Bass place sc.
GOING OUT OF BUsINEss-6 glass
showcases, . cash registers. ! oil
burner hosiery lingerie. toys. SOU
venirs; 10 days to go. 1926 Penna
..,,n N VI PIE r-nAHA
Evening star., 1955-02-01
FARM AND GARDEN

DESIGN and planting,
srubs. flowers. lawn renovation; free
estimate. FLEMING LANDSCAPE
SERVICE, UN. 4-464S II
BULLDOZERS. for grading. excavat.
Can UN 4-S533: night. AP 7-O5eS
TOPSOIL FOR SALE. z tons deliv-
cred locally, SIS. RE. 6-6604. -
Evening star., 1955-02-01
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. attics converted to bed.
rooms or apartments; dormers
bathrooms and heating systems mod :
erniZed: carpentry and painting; no
down payment: all work guaranteed
Call day or nieht, TU 2-667S. TRI.
STATE HOME IMPROVEMENT EN-.
ADDITIONS. RECREATION. at.ics.
all at cost during winter months
Free estimate. 10. 2-l63a II
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, porches.
Jalousies, kitchen modernized, recr.
rms, complete remodeling service
estimates free: all work fully guar.
no money down. 3f mo. to pay
SECo SALES. JU. S-30l0. EN-,
o-Si49, day or night.
BRICK WORK, new or repairing;
walls waterproofed. first-class work.
nianship. NO. 7-sSts any time.
CABINETS, store fixtures, made and
repaired; also bookcases and parti-
tions: reas. Tel. LU. 3-1415. s.
CARPENTRY. repairs. new and old
work; rec. rms, anything. MR..
SMITH. Kenmore 6-ss66 any time,
CARPENTER, painting and paper
hangins. All work guaranteed. DI,
CARPENTRY--Porch, garage, repairs;
partitions. plaster, etc. VIII. mechs,
JACK SpARKES HO o-SA3a
Evening star., 1955-02-01
LOST

We must close our 1925 7th st NV
store. We're forced to sell our entire
stock of famous-brand sewing ma
chimes and appliances. Save 4STo to
S7fe of our list prices Everythine
must be sold to the bare walls. The
lease is gone. We have until Febru.
airy rs to move S500.0U0 worth OF
Westinghouse, General Electric. Easy
Mavtag. e-WestinRhouse. Domes-
tic, Morse, Martin and many other
brands. Cash or terms.
Washers, sewing machines. air -condi-
TONERS. refrigerators. vacuum clean
ers, etc All sales final. Delivery
available. New portable sewing ma
chimes. S9.q5. New console sewing
machines, $3.50. New electric
washers, S24 495 Refrigerators,
500 g5. Air-conditioners. S79.95 to
$685. go,
Don't miss these bargains of q life-
time at the
Home Sewing Machine Co.
$50 eth St. NV. ST. 372s00
open 9:3O to i: Thursday til 2
Evening star., 1955-02-01
sITUATloNs-DoMEsTic

COLORED WOMAN, wants g.h.w., s.
day wk. or part time, = days wk.. in
ne. or Sc, Ii. 3-5S15.
WOMAN, colored, desires shw., full
or part time, exper., city refs, Ii.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
or days. AID. 2-1055.
GIRL. colored. wants ) days work
from 9 " A or earlier good ref,
Colonel WOMAN, desires light
housework and child care. days
week, or days work. HU. 3-4133
COLORED GIRL wants days work.
cleaning. laundering. child care,
p hr. and carfare; exper. DU. Z
coLoRED GIRL wants full-time maid.
refs; neat and dependable. DU. =
COLORED GIRL wants sh.w.. or
phauT'emsla; pu. 5ns4ss. stay late ni'h's' refs.
COLoRED WOMAN wants days work
very good refs, call AID. 4~4S;6.
restaurant. nurses aide, child care.
ExPER. COLORED GIRL desires
Inv. and child care. refs, LU 3-
WOMAN. colored. desires days work
Or steady work, good local refs. Ii
coIoRE;D WOMAN wants g.hw. or
caring for children. will consider
elder person. refs. NO. 1883
GIRL, colored. wishes .g.h.w.. or child
Sare, Or 5la days, exper., refs,
Evening star., 1955-02-01
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

1 COCKER PUP: ue-black; teddy
bear type, from Maddis- Vagabond
Return. Sacrifice. $50. WA. z
siAMEsE KITTEN, female: $40;
DACHSHUND, female. IA mos. B. B
Old Dominion. X. C, Match. blue
ribbon winner. each time shown
best offer. oil. 3-65S9.
fer adults, Ii. T-2196, after q pm
babies. breeders, cSges.
complete eouip. Leaving town. Will
sacrifice. OIL. g--95Sf 3
DACHSHOUND PUPPIES. AKC; excel
pets or breedins; females, champ
sired, JE. 3-3O4g ID
Evening star., 1955-02-01

REFGKS.; used, IA Gu. u, gas,
Sla:g9 del Come into any Of the .
ROCKER (platforml and stool. high
back occas. chair. gray modern
chair, blond oak desk, blue bedrm
chair. light painted chest and night
stand, phone gossip bench. 3 Ar.
lamps, " end table. lamps. all after
9 weekdays, all day Sunday. ia
RUG, ex9: Venetian blinds, two 3a";
two BIZ; like new, very reas. LU
1-Q326. q
Evening star., 1955-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RUGS t2l 9xi5 oriental design rugs;
brand-new. never used; reeular
ORIENTAL sUo MART. 1908 O
ST NV NE S-0416
RUGS-Oriental scatter rugs. Your
choice of Q different sizes, also
sfI0'x10'6". all in excel. cond.
HARRY T. JONES, ll4O 18TH st
RUGS, genuine oriental. all sizes:
unbelievable bargains. CASSABIAN,
1904 o st. at Wis. ave. -
Evening star., 1955-02-01
MOTOR TRAVEL

TRAVELLING Miami Beach, Thurs, 5
am . riders: returning about Il 5th
Feb: TU. 2-23f'5 after 6 pm. II
LADY leaving for Fort Lauderdale
bet. Feb. 8 and s. Take l. Refs
WA. 7-30s6.
MIAMI-Young man leaving 9Th;
take 3. share expenses. return about
l4th: Cadillac HU. 3-495l. --3