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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-17
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

Sigma Alpha Iota Frater-
nifty continues its meetings
In the Shoreham Hotel.
The SD Infantry Division
meets in the Willard Hotel.
Company d. 593d Amphibs
begins a two-day meeting in
the Burlington Hotel.
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S--~0~2-
achievement, since only the top
fourth of the 1900 colored stu
dents come close to the bottom
fourth of the $500 white en-
rollment.
The comparative information
had been requested by Harley
Williams, president of the pro-
segregation Virginia Citizens
Committee for Better Schools
to analyze the effects of an as
signment plan in Fairfax County
John Hurley. chief psycholo-
Igist of the Fairfax school Sys-
TEN, presented results of the
Iowa Silent Reading Tests given
in the seventh and eighth grades
during the past two years, and
also results of the Stanford
Achievement Tests given in the
fifth grade last year and the
fourth and fifth grades the pre-
lvious year.
Measure Of Achievement
He said both tests were q
measure of achievement, and
not a measure of intelligence
The School Board has specified
that no intelligence tests re-
suits be made public.
Mr.. Hurley acknowledged that
colored students did not rank
as high as white students, but
said, THAT doesn't say they are
not able to learn, other things
being equal"
Results of the Iowa Reading
Tests. given in the seventh grade
this past year, showed that the
median grade equivalent fol
white students was eight years
and eight months, and for col.
ored students was five years anC
two months. The national norm
was seven years and eight
months. That means that Fair.
fax white students were a veal
ahead of the national average il
their reading ability, while col
ored students were 212 year.
behind the Nation.
For the eighth grade last year
the mediari score for white stu
dents was 10 years and tn,
median score for colored was nv
years. seven months, compared
to a national norm Of eight years
eight months.
Results by Subjects
! Results of the STANFORD
Achievement Tests, which EN-
brace individual subjects, wer'
reported by separate subjects ans
also by the so-called batter.
median" which takes in all sub
Ijects covered.
/ These tests we're given only il
the fifth grade last year. TIL,
battery median for white stu
dents was five years, eigh
months. and colored children
were below three years. eigh
months.
/ Mr.. Hurley explained that
was impossible to calculate tn
colored grades any lower thar
three years. eight months, bu
said their median was somewher
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! 900 Workers Strike

BALTIMORE. Aug. II B-
About a thousand chemical
workers struck for higher pay
yesterday at the Curtis Bay
plant of the Dawson Chem
ical Co.
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School Chief Resigns

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. II Up.
DIR. Charles e. Davis, superin-
tendent of Henrico County
schools since March, 1854, re-
signed yesterday to accept a sim.
liar post at Caldwell.
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Foirfox White Students
Top National Averages
Negrb Pupils to Years Behind,
County Achievement Tests Reveal
BY MARY LOU WERNER

White Fairfax County above national achieve
averages three behind
their proper levels according to tests results made public
by the County School Board last night.
The results show that there would be little negraton in the
students assigned schools the basis Of
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The
Rambler
President Macarthur
Is Admirers Hope
By JACK JONAS

his candidate will make it and
that the Republican conven-
ton this year win make the
wise choice.
His candidate? Former
General of the Army Douglas
Macarthur.
Mr.. Hohensee, a tax con-
sultant. has a telephone direc-
tory listing of Macarthur for
President, Inc, for his offices
in a green-fronted, narrow
brick building at 1747 F street
NV, along with his account
ing business, Hohensee Co.
There is nothing of the
campaign atmosphere about
it, however.
1--WE have been rather mac
tive lately" Mr.. Hohensee
admitted, "but we are hoping
that developments will bring
about his (MacArthur's) NOM
ination at San Francisco.
Our candidate" he went
on, lis the greatest living
American-one who has al
ways been in good health, one
who would devote his enor-
NOUS energies to the preSi-
dency; one who, if nominated,
will be elected"
Mr.. HohenSee set up the
Macarthur for President
headquarters here during the
political scramble of 1852 but
has been booming the general
as presidential timber as far
back as 1913. He was in
Chicago four years ago for
the Republican convention,
Pumping for his candidate,
and says he will be in San
Francisco when the Repub-
licans meet there next week.
IF the delegates make the
wise choice this year." he said,
"they will pick Gen. Mac
Arthur, the greatest living
American"
Name
Why do they call 1t Ben
ming road?
In early Washington, VIII
liam Benning had extensive
land holdings in that area.
He also once owned the Ben
ming road bridge.
The bridge was built Of
wood, as were most river
spans in those days. When
the British invaded the
Capital City in 1914, that
was one of the structures
the invading troops burned.
1t was not rebuilt until
1920, and three years later
William Benning bought it
as a toll bridge. It was Oper-
ated as a toll bridge by him,
and after his death by his
wife for nearly 10 years.
Transit
r. M. Brennan, the Dis
trict's purchasing agent,
stopped by the day after
Washington's transit system
changed hands to offer
thanks to the Congress, the
District Commissioners, the
Public Utilities Commission,
the owners, the stockholders
and the union"
He said he was on a bus
that morning when a passen-
ger got on in the 2400 block of
Sixteenth street NV. The
new passenger pointed out
to the driver what appeared
to be a disabled pigeon
directly in front of the bus.
The driver alighted, ten
derby picked up the pigeon
and deposited it gently on the
grass at curbside, out of
harms way.
TITS a new outfit" Mr..
Brennan said, but the hearts
are the same"
Roman
A man we know was
standing on Pennsylvania
avenue in front of the Old
Post Office Building, wait
ing for his bus and looking
at the inscription about a
third of the way up the
clock tower:
"AnnO DOmini MDCCC-
XCVII."
He was trying to recall
his Latin and read the date.
And, as it usually is when
someone stands and stares
up at a building, there was
soon quite a group around
him doing the same thing.
"The guesses," he said,
ranged from 1927 to 1907.
"A
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Street Scenes

A 200-pound woman sitting
on the curb at Third and c
streets Sc, her feet in the
gutter, knitting. -.
A young skin-diving enthu-
siast, with snorkel and
fiippers, swimming in the
fountain in front Of the Art
Gallery. -.
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SUNDAYS BEST READING
On-the-Scene Reports From
The Republican Convention

SAN FRANCISCO ROUNDUP-This Sunday The Star
brings you all the color, DRAMA excitement and
oehlnd-the-SceneS maneuverS the Republicans
convene IN San Francisco. The Stars battery of
reporters will provide you with continuous flow Of
news sound analysis and interesting sidelights
throughout the convention. The Women's Section
brings you picture page plus a number of stories
on the conventions distaff angles.
THE FACES ARE FAMILIAR - In TeleVue Magazine
Bernie Harrison writes about former Washington
radio and television newsmen and women who have
gone on to bigger things alumni now helping
cover the Republican convention for TV networks
complete with photos Of these local reporters of
yesteryear
THE COW PALACE is READY-What does it take to
convert an arena for a livestock exhibition into a
@. O. P. convention headquarters? The technology
behind this transition is described by Howard
Simpson in The Sunday Star Magazine.
THE CONVENTION STORY = For coherent. inter-
pretive report what happened in Chicago this
week, putting the piecemeal, day-to-day develop
ments into perspective the Review of the Week
in the Editorial Section.
CAN MOOD PILLS REALLY HELP YOU?-were spend
ing fortune on them. But how safe are they? For
roundup Of expert opinion in the matter read
A. E. Hotchners feature in This Week Magazine.
Choose The Star on Sunday When You Haze Choice
Phone Sterling $4,000 for Home Delivery
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ROOFING WORK OF ALL TYPES
gutter and downspout work, roof
over - years
SAMUEL C BOYD INC
Pa n.IOBS
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FARM AND GARDEN

EXPERT TREE WORK, Iot clearing.
grading. planting, etc. FOUsE a.
A zzaLG Is EvES ta 2II f. SSsss
retail. ROTHS. sell sligo Greek
pkwg.. Takoma Park. Md
LAWN RENOVATION. landscaping.
mstes; PLEMMINo LANDSCAPE
VIRGIN ToPsoIL. hes, quality. any
quantity. immed delivery. FLEM-
MING LANDSCAPE sERv uN.
cIt2S' FILL DIRT. ,opsoil. sIuds..
bIuestone. road gravel HalllnE
Mr.. HARTLNG. 10, 2-sa74. i
industrial wheel tractors. backh oe
INC farm tractors and equipment
New Holland and New Idea farm
equipment. Meyers hay conditioner,
Brtllion grass seeders, irrigation
systems, Dissatisfaction. Wisconsin
and Clinton motors, parts and sery-
ice salsr and binde G.S .yi9e. Pssrrtts
Silver Spring. Md,
NEW s6.PAGE PLANTING GUIDE
CATALOG FREE. Write for your
copy today. Offering virginia
Largest Assortment Fruit Trees, Nut
Trees, Berry Plants, GrapeVineS
and Landscape Plant Material
Salespeople wanted WAYEESBORO
NURSERIES. WAYNESBoRO. VTR-
wayNEsBoRo NURSERIES, INC
Fruit. shade, and Towering trees,
eyerRreens Order nov for spring
plantins. JOHN A, CREEL. 1910
USED EouIPMENT-I.Hc Cub, H
and NJ Super c with loader and
backhoe, Ford with mower. Inter
national and new Holland balefs,
grain drill, PIT o. lime and fertilizer
distributors. side rake. plows. culti-
yator, disc, cuitimulcher. manure
Spreader, Cub gang mower. tractor
mowers. and garden tractors, MA
LONEY S, INC. Silver Spring. Nd
JU S-3J33.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping
trimming: lots cleared, Mr.. CLAY
TON, UE i-nq03 any time
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used:
paris and service. MALONEY'S
INC. Silver Spring Nd JU. s-.i333
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| MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MIsctL. FOR SALE 4

ADDING MACHINES, used desk
model; $50. CENTRAL. ?0l9 18th
ST. NV. Id
ADDING MACHINES. new Rem
Rand I0-key small size 81 week,
CENTRAL. 30l9 I4th st. NV. HI
3-5l2l. ID
-CONDITIONER. q. h,p.: used l
season. Call 10. 1-161S. Il
AIR CONDITIONER. n ton, Deer
Ing. ! yr old; brown cotton rugs.
floor lamp. ia. 2-S521. -
AIR CONDIIiONERs. new 1855
units at terrif1c preseason prices
for cash buyers PARAMOUNT co
nonO IA ave n n Hi 3-4StM
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APIS. FURNisHED-Mp.

ONE AND TWO BEDRMs., modern.
attractive furniture: Ssl so up. ali
utiis incl. unfurnished apts; avail.
also. For brochure and further in.
formation, call RE. 5-S00l, s. +.
AND G.. me. Rental Ascent.
Mr.. ANDREWS AND sUITLAND-
bedrm., liv:~S rm.. kit. bath. di:
nette Wills. Urn. incl. phone; $50
mo. RE. 5-554e. Il
BRENTWOOD-2-be apt. Suit.
for 3 adults. VIII welcome small
child. SIS. LA. 6-9773. IS
/ OR BEDRM. APT, on Washing
ton-Balto. blvd, nr COLLEGE Park.
school and churches close BY; sig
after ; pm. for appt. %
Sis SiE i h,,. Il. and nS OedTm sg,ss'
TAKOMA PIX. VIC. WALTER REED
p bedrms.. liv .-din. comb, cleo.
kit; freezer, refrs.; pvt. shower
bath; utils.. PHI: SIlo. Ju. 5-46ss.
TAK0MA Pix rms, End d, pvt.
bath; bachelor, or couple and baby;
S55. JU. s-2614.
ROCKVILLE bedroom, iv. rm,,
kit. and bath, near Naval Hospital
and Health Center. EN-. $4,000:
ewes, WO. 6-3732 -
TAkOMA PARK-3-rm. apt: SIS.
incl utils.; on bus line; mr.. shop.
ping; adults. Ju. 9-455e a
TAKOMA, mr.. Piney Br shop ctr
Terrace apt. In sarden-type Bldg:
liv. rm., bedrm., din. rm., kit, tile
bath. pvt entr. Bepdix; utlls. incl,
$50 so: cple.: refs RA. 3-3529. Il
TAk0MA, nr. shopping and bus
Unusually sttrac. apt, in saroen.
type blds; liv. nm. = bedrms, din.
rm.. kit. tile bath, twin beds. Benz
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APIS. FuRNIsHEp-vA.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and l.
bedrm. apartments. janitor serv.
ice; laundry PRIVILEGES: downtown
location; all utilities. SIS to S92 so.
Call TIE. 5000 between 10 am.
ARL.. mr. ciarendon-a-bedrm. apt.
yard Minis. Pentagon, D. c.; $50.
incl. utils,, Avail. now. JE. 1885.
room. bedroom.
kitchen and bath private entrance.
Alex Il: sig re s. Alfred s,.-1.bedrm.
Belyoir. OWNER, jE' 3-5033, %
ALEX. Del Ray-Comf. 2-rm. apt:
pvt entr... semipvt. bath; utils.
EXTRA-LGE. COR; EFFIC.: ldry, rm;,:
D Ecr f. Ct 4 nE bus Pen'' 'ults s
PRivACY-Homelike A.
rm., bath apt; blk. bus, stores; 10
min. D, c., quiet, REAs. Married
ARLINGToN-Larse l-bedrm., live
apt plds d ss4 30 kjI E s cata ork
esos \. fERSHiSG DR.. All Va
: rms. kitchen and bath: heat and
3. Apply MRS. PAYNE, Apt. 8.
20
FURN. APT. rent re.
duced for one who will answer
business phone. ! or . children &C.
Ccptabie. XII $4,000 -
FALLS CHURCH-LarRe attrac. Nv.
bedrm., dinette-kit. semibath.
Apt. bldg. $40 incl. utils, Adults.
ia S-aS.S 90
liv. rm.. din, kit,
bath Above avg. Utils. except elec.
SOS. IA. 1884: ia. 2-lSa0 $
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ROOMS FURN.-MD 6 VA.

ALIEN. rm., next bath. tele-
phone priyil pvt. home: excel, bus
service OV. 3-4l54. -,
pvt entr: COW, to airport, restau-
rants, trsnsp / or . gentlemen
pref. TIE 6-S252 fafter $50 PM
-
ARL.-Masicr bedrm., COW, trsnsp
and shopping ia. s-l57l -
ARLINGTON, l22? North Utah St
tile bath and shower; half block
20 bus Wash. blvd, near Kann's
and Hech.s: $50. See after pm.
ARLINGTOS-Bright sunny room
next TO bath Newly dec. Young
man preferred. Gar. II desired. IA.
1-IS56 20
ARL., near Pentsgon-Double. Hotel
rooms, day or week: also family
aptS.; parking. IA. 2-3343 20
NICE LARGE RM. private bath;
modern home NJ. PentsEon on
bus line; gentleman. ia. 4-056n
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CHINA, Bavaria Thornrose pattern.
complete service for f2 h3 pcs =.
purchased in Germany, $500 ia.
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

LGT. BSMT. RIM. pvt entr.. shower.
refgr hot plate: s. wk. also. md :
floor ~ 5m , ,eiEr; hot Plate SO"
Ists LASIER PLACE N.W.-Beaut
big room, , burner hot plate and
refsr $40 mo. mel. ntil. CO. y
1852 -
e.nd 4 r SITS. N.w.-clock-rac
TV. aiFfoam, S7-lO wk EX 3-66l3
Pleasant car Large front rm., also
smaller nm. ReaS. AID. 2-2975. -
DOWNTOwN. a24 n Y ave. NV
and 92S @ pl rw--slpS hSEpg /;
Ss-SiI. SCI; Si3. Dbl. No DRINKS.
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WALTER REED VICINITY Nicely
furu twin bedrm: home priTils
delicious meals Rh:. 3-4l2i -
MT. PLEASANT AREA--Nicely fur
niShed room. excellent table Home
priviiS. AID 4-l503 II
N.W.---ln attractive pvt, home nice
single rrn, good meals. HU. 1888.
1856 n ST. NW.--For refned young
people; friendly atmosphere; COW
location and good food
BRADLEY ARMS, at Dupont Circle.
1925 10Th ST NV Home cooked
food rea sonahle prices
FALLS CHURCH. lady TO share
gentle home with mother and
daushter, unlim phone, TV, pvt.
rm Rm. $40 mo, with board, $50.
No smokins. After ) 30. JE 3-S39G.
The MARIETTA. I325 10th 81 NV,
--Sele.. dble rms for young ladies,
men showers. excel. board -
NICE QUIET HOME. ideal for elder
~ couple. gentleman or lady. Ex-
cellent 'ood JF. 4-T@61.
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CHAIN SAW--You can own a new
Strunk chain saw for S364 wk
No other chain saw can be bought
on these low terms One-tenth
down. whole wear TO pay. 10
South Union st Alex OV. 3-3l "a.
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FUR COAT. full-length mouton: worn
twice: size l0-l2; sac. SO or best
offer. JU. 5-JO66
FUR JACKET, size 1914. good cond.
S2o Studio couch. $40. co. B.
0Suo, Ext I'll.
complete l -bedrm
apt Good condition. Must sell. viii
sacrifice. RA 1854. go
FURNITURE for efhe. apt; apt
avail See before i0:3O am. after
1880 pm. Apt. 5O4. 1910 18th st
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All Priv. Secy.. SlOO Wk

Ing as much or more as our leading
statesmen. II you are between 30
SO. like TO meet people. can put in
q minimum Of six hours q day, there
is no reason why you can't get
into the five-ngure income bracket
yourself Our product is non
household; the minimum sale is
$500 preferred-type prospects We
will give you an intensive. weeks
training course which will equip
you 70 sell anyone. Call Mr.. ELLIS.
Woodner Hotel. for appointment.
Decatur 2-6l56.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
HELP-ooMESTic

CooK-G.H.W,, live in. age 25-5o;
half day Wed. every other Sun ;
rec loc. refs: $40 wkly. Box sd-
coos re stay some ,ntshts: :,
f f1esl ' fsis as 5000 s. is 10 Ea sf's&
CIV. child care; live In; 35-lo;
newly furn, pvt. room. TV and
bath, 5,;;day ESDer. with local 5e'.
CIV. Unmarried. age 25-45, must
nights. of Thurs. and Sat. or
Sun; SIS and carfare: 10 am
through einner; recent local Tef
G.HW.--Young married couple with
child wants live in maid; new home.
mod. kitchen; NV. section; exper
HOUSEKEEfER for diplomats; Mid
die Eastern cookery preferred live
in. AID. 4.7n0Q. 10 I'll a
DEPENDABLE WHITE CHRISTIAN
LADY preferably Living n near Oh Oh;
TO elderely couple; ali dsy Fridays
and every other Monday. Tues.
Wed. Thurs. and every other Mon,
meal for A. References helpful.
w sSs 70 70 e s.fE for ? children
and houseyork, live In, Call after g.
AP. 7-1SOo. 80
WOMAN. to care for . children and
ghW.. live in: references. . days
of, SEQ wk JU s-5s32 ~
SETTLED WOMAN to l itEs ip H. home me:
rent and small salary. RA. 6-1s63
till IL 80 am -
COUPLE. exper.. or houeman-
Woman. cooking and gh.w Man.
driving and gardening. for >
tiers. ia. 7-o464 or RE. 1915.
CoLORED-Do YOU WANT DO
MESTIC WORK GOOD PAY7
STATE EMPL. AGCY 1853 Wsllach
pl. NV. RIM. II. AID 4-n3s3
moons, 5-day week. Must live vic
Glen Echo or Cabin John Park
OIL. 4-U01Q. II
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ROOMS rURhlsHEp--N.E.

6ii 9th ST. NE.-Laree front bed
rin., privileges, COW. transu.. couple
preferred. Ii 1861 II
EXCEPTIONALLY nice. Ice front
rm.. comfortable, quiet: SIS mo
Also smaller nm, S25 mo. Ii. B.
1867
COLORED-6I1 CONST. AVE. NE.
- girls to share house: new fur
nishines, Laundry facils.: cony. to
transp.; reas rates. Call Ii. T.
4Un3 Il
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spinets. consoles and srands. at
low monthly rates. from SO monthly
up Hauling extra. Option 70 buy
Downtown at 18th and q SITS
fphone ST 3-a4O0l: 516a Lee
hiRhwTy, Arlinston fphone KE
S-5ng0l; a339 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring tphone JU. 5-l105). Sub
urban stores open every evening
ipark in 'front.' Downtown store
,,Dou Thurs ewes .
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isITUATioNs-WoMEN Cont

NURSE GOvERNEsS, experienced.
) wishes position with children; perm
or temp: refs, IA. 2-1591. ~
RECEPTI0NIST, in doctors or dem
lists office: cxper,; have had some
nurse training: full time, Call OIL.
I-1726 ~
SEAMSTRESS, experienced, desires
employment Ii. 6-35.3. i
SEAMSTRESS, SEWING and alter
atoms. HO. 2-au1S.
rYPiST- RECEPTIONIST- HOSTESS
Beauty parlor; refined, settled
woman. part time; prefer vic. Du-
pont circle Box l6,.Js star,
GOOD STEEOGRAPHER. retired
desires full or part time position
excellent references. Box Isl
Star. "
COLORED PRACTICAL NURSE de-
sires day duty. HU. 3-4719,
COLORED WOMAN wants Job as
baby sitting, five days. Phone LII.
4-S340.
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keepine To yrS. eXpef.. minimum
$75 week Ju 5-3047 after 5. %
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PIANOS. used grand pianos, SIDE.
S2ib, sos and mp, PIANO MART
lnlh 9TH ST NV. dust above the
library =
tIAS0S FOR RENT at low rates,
option to buy. ST $4,000, PIANO
MART 1915 9TH st, NV. tiust
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FURNITURE
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FuRS.-Tv. 2I-inch console, Hide
chairs, tables. OV. 3-2594.
FIRN.- Beautiful dining rm. table
Duncan Phyfe. mahog.. and MATCH
lnR chairs AID. 4-SS3S -
FURN. UNCLAIMED Lawson love-
seat, $50: oce chair, SO: chest.
SO: rocker. 81; dresser SIS: studio
couch. $50: vanity with mirror.
sS; roilsway bed, SIC; Lawson
sofa, so: innerSpring mattress,
$40, desk. SO; dinete set. SO;
coil spring. s.: sofabed. S35: bed
room set S12: bookcase, So; sofa
and chair, $50: channel chair. S33;
kitchen cabinet. $40; buffet. 50;
beds, S. other odd pieces. Reup-
holstering. refinishins slipcovers.
cabinet work. custom made furni-
ture. draperies. cornices. Easy
terms. HOFFMAN, UPHOLSTER-
E Frs, e447 18th st. NV" GO.
GAS RANGE. Norge, used, In 5000
copd.; size 3Sx24; $40. Call after
d D m. JU. 5-5590 -29
GAS RANGE. Maytag Dutch oven;
full size: ) yrs. old excel. condi-
ton cost $500 when new: Sl25.
GAS RANGE. new used installation
PEERLESS SALES Co 2@3f Ga
ave. NV. DE. 2-556R
G AS RANGES, new, used: 2uafen-
teed; parts: repairs. ACME STOVE.
CO, lo1f eth ST. NV, MA. s-S952.
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REFRIGERATION CLoSE-OUT
Must move entire stock Of new
OF Frigidaire, Gibson. Relvinator.
NORGE and PhilcO rcfrigeratorS. No
reasonable offer refused All refers.
new and fully guaranteed
STANDARD TIRE A. BATTERY co,
10th and II Sts NE Ii, 3-a0s2
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FURNITURE SALE

Tremendous savings on brand-new
better-grade bedrm,, din. rm., liy. I'm
and beading. Modern, French Pro-
vincial and Eearly American in blond,
solid cherry. solid mahogany. etc.
Our low overhead enables US to sell
Sq ;bny. furniture a. .,l Lowest prices
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
sic 18th ST. NV RE. 1-43IO
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ROOMS UkFURNIsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-I RM.. KIT. and semi
pvt bath; uiils $50 mo. Hu. j.
T0p1 after d pm.
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CABINET WORK

Cabinets, furniture, partitions,
store fixtures, made, repaired. Eeas
refs La 6.l13H any time. 1.
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sITuAT,okS-ooMEsTlc

BETTER-CLASs MAIDS. COOKS. fun
time or part time: instant maid
OF HOUSEHOLD ARTS, no, .
nS20 or DE. 2-325c. y
GIRL, colored. desires g.h.w or child
care; ) days; i've Iiye OUT sood refer sa
WOMAN, coiored, desires g.h.w. and
Cnild care, or days work. DU.
WOMAN. colored. desires full. part
( time or days work; Al refs. Hu.
WANT TO PLACE my excel maid
:, days a wk.; good hskpr;., hne With
c shiSEsn mel wo SisS' tu gssts
worker. desires domestic work; city
COLONEL GIRL desires cooking.
g.h.w,, child care RE 1880
ATTN. HOUSEWIVES. Dsyworkers,
live in or out Maids Local refs;
C0LoRED WOMAN desires days
c6o92oR RiaSSt GIRL wants child care.
light housework; reference; ex-
perience. AID. 1891
WOMAN wants full. part time or
day days work; good worker; reference
COLoRED GIRL wants days work
references; reliable DE. 2-13Sn.
COLORED WOMAN desires full
time gh.w.: experienced with chill
dren. DU. 7-0O49.
ICOLORED GIRL wants general
housework. LII, 4-S49a
WOMAN, colored. wishes TO do SEN
eral housework, Monday. WedneS-
day and Friday. JU. 5-652S.
DO YOU NEED wELL-TRAINED
DOMESTIC HELP. COLORED-
STATE AGCY., AID. 4-03S3.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

POLED HEREFORD BULLS. 3 nne
registered c. r WIRE. Sperryyllle.
Va. 1895. or OIL. 2-7S27 ID CD.