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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-03

nlIlCS IlICy ldoL CdlIl6 W NdII eI
Barron amphitheater and they
are young enough and intelligent
enough to have made excellent
use of the year. Their charm
as company is in their polished
balance. Canada'S company is
one Of a few stars, but bright
ones, and ensemble sparkle.
Because it is such, and its
ideals so palpably high, its bal
let's are the ones one sees with
enjoyment and remembers more
wildly than those of more star
dotted companies.
This is more apparent than
ever on the groups second sum-
mer visit to Washington, in sharp
contrast to much merely casual
ballet in the recent past. That
the Canadians take their ballet
so seriously-but with a lively
seriousness-makes it easy for
audiences to take it with such
pleasure.
\
II was a four-part program
which made the opening night
weather gamble a rewarding
pay off for both audience and
dancers.
Easily the dramatic highlight
of the occasion was the groups
performance of Anthony Tudor's
too seldom seen Dark Elegies. /"
This is a haunting work Of
modern design and superbly
chosen to show the flair of
Miss Francois dancers for the
theatrical
4 Dark Elegies." to the music
of Gustav Mailer, is a dance
of lamentation and anguish, its
intense moods made vocal as
well as visual in a series of five
songs. Narratively. it relates the
story of a village whose children
have been killed, its two major
movements concerned with, first,
the desperate pain of the par
ents. later their agonized resig-
nation to their loss.
1t is knowingly danced in every
shading of its sorrow, the open
ing movement by Miss Franco
and the women's chorus reflect
ing the grief of mothers; the
parental pain by Lois Smith and
David Adams; and that of the
village fathers by Glenn Gibson
and chorus. Sylvia Mason. Col
leen Kenney, Jude Colpman and
Edelayne Brandt are others who
contribute wildly to the ballots
impact.
Kay Ambrose has provided
dramatically simple and effec-
tive costumes for Dark Elegies"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-03
THE PASSING SHOW
BoIIet From Canada
Has q New Sparkle
BY JAY CARMODY

The syphs in Lies sylphdes" have had touch Of
gooseesh and OHenhachS underworld
suitable to bad day at Black Rock but Canadas
Ballet company back to Rock Creek park last night.
This, gray skies or blue, is happy news
Miss Celia a year nearer perfection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-03
Dean, Jerry
Out West
At Keith's

"PARDNERS Paramount picture
produced BY Paul Jones. directed by
Norman Taurog. screenplay by Sidney
Mervin j Hauser's Rhythm on the
Range" in VistaVision and Technicolor.
At Keith's Theater.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23

President Eisenhower vetoed the
controversial natural gas bill.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23
Listen Americans!
BY GEORGE S. BENSON
President of Harding College

BcscalY a economic system must fulfill two social
needs of the population CD must produce AIDE
quate goods and services and CIV il must bring about
equitable distribution OF goods and services lac Communists
and Socialists who seek to undermine and ultimately destroy
our American system can't get far trying to attack it on
the basis of production for has unmatched record
taism doesn't spread the wealth. that few rich people get
most of it while the poor get poorer.
The 9Th film of THE American Adventure educational
shows with documentary graphs that 40 Of
six thousand dollars another so per have incomes above
six thousand Only three per cent have incomes above S5
thousand and if all the money they receive to be d
vided equally among the population it would only 4
few day for all Of Only ST per cent received
81 900 less and many of these elderly people and
small farm families. The big statistic is this: About IS per
lies In other words Americas wealth is widely distributed.
The 9th film in the series is entitled THE Spirit Of
Enterprise 1t tells the story of young couple selling
frozen custard carnivathe opportunity they found
their ambitions their enterprise, their hardShs and their
heartwarmng success.
Not enough Americans in school and of school, know
the secret of great production how mechanism of
system actually works. The 10th film of the series
lies in five freedomS Cd Freedom to work. 2)
Freedom to dream; (3 Freedom to compete; "a Freedom
advance and (5 Freedom to invest Each of these free
dOms shown in action in the everyday life OF nation.
Film No. II is devoted to an examination of profit
how much is being made who gets it. and what does to
accelerate the progress which brings benefits to all Amer
Quite surprising to people is the fact that
ration profits only about five cent Of the national
income that corporations make average only cents
profit each dollar in sales and that the profit pennies and
dollars make life better for everyone.
The subject of security freedom explored the
18th film Through discussion and the weighing OF facts it
found that genuine security can't be bought accepted
gift, but from inner development and good
citizenship practices. The 18th film sets forth challenging
list of American citizenship Obligations after reviewing the
lessons contained in the first II of the series discussion
leaders guide has been prepared for each film.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23

the news account was conducted
in an atmosphere darkened by the
mighty shadow which stalked in be-
tween our joys and our hope y
Among the Marylanders in at
tendance at the funeral We're
United States Senator Reverdy
johnson, Representatives Henry
Winter Davis and Edwin Hanson
Webster, and Lieutenant-Governor
c. c. Cox.
Others from our State-a dele
CATION from Baltimore-had come
to the city in a special train of
fourteen cars, with two brass
bands the paper reported. It
added that the group numbered
over two thousand persons. all of
whom wore Grape around the arm.
Ball Postponed
Elsewhere in the paper. the sec
rotary of the Hat Makers Union
announced in an advertisement
that the Hatters' Ball has been
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23

House of Commons in Britain
voted to abolish hanging.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23
With The Guard

Two more young men have vol
unteered thcn services in the Ma
tional Guard and will serve with
CO.. &C." They are Roger Glotfelty,
son Of M. and Mrs. Paul Glotfelty.
OF near Oakland. and Thomas Mar
tin, son Of Mrs. Myra Martin. Of
Crellin. Glotfelty is Il senior and
f. f. A. president at southern High
school. Martin IS attending Char
lotte Hall Military academy and is
serving as Senior First Sergeant.
While attending school, he is drill
ing with Co. a." unit in the
l2lst Engineer Bin, Of which Co.
CO. is a part. Fellow members of
this unit extend a hearty welcome.
Members Of the unit whose terms
Of enlistment have expired and who
have reenlisted are Pfc. Roland
Schoch, Pfc. Darwin Sanders and
Pfc. Benjamin Shaffer.
1t. James G. McRobir, who rs
acting Company Commander while
Captain Arthur {. Calhoun is on
vacation, WOJG John W. Schaeffer.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Mahlon W. Yost
and Sic. and Mrs. Floyd O. Custer
were in Ellicott City last weekend
attending a Battalion social affair
and a Battalion staff training
meeting on Sunday.
No drill was held last night. This
drill was eliminated 50 that a full
day drill can be held this spring to
complete rifle craftsmanship train
ing at Camp Dawson, w. VA.
A Saint Patrick's Day Dance is
being planned by this unit for Sat
urday, March II. at the Armory.
Music will be by the Music Ma
iors."
George Washington led 300 Viz
ginia militia and 100 from South
Carolina against French and In
dams at the battle Of Fort Neces-
sity, Pa, July 81, 1854. marking
the start of the French and Indian
War.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23
Sales Tax Raise
Listed In Bill

The Maryland Legislature was
formally asked on Tuesday to raise
the sales tax rate from to 3 per-
cent to provide a $500 year raise
for school teachers
The House ways ana Means
committee of which Harry Ed
wards of Grantsville, is a member
put the plan into a bill known as
House Bill 1874. which was intro
duced after it had overwhelmingly
defeated counter proposal TO in
crease the income tax rate to pro-
vide funds
The committee announced the
sales tax plan Saturday in order
to get reaction from citizens
Letters and kilograms, mostly from
teachers and school groups, over
whelmingly backed it,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23

postponed in consequence Of the
national calamity Another adver-
tiser, however, maintained a policy
of business-as-usual by offering
prospects of "S5 per day to sales
men who would hawk fine por-
traits" OF Generals Grant and Sher-
man.
Such items are usually regarded
as cUriosities these days But it is
profitable for all Of us to take time
occasionally, as l have tried to do
this week, to review our past as
we advance to our future.
The study of history. / believe,
is one Of the surest methods of
helping us preserve the great ira
ditions Of our heritage in these
days of rapid change.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23

FEBRUARY %, 1856
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23
Leads in Safety Features

Leads in Safety Features
Among all cars in its field, only Ford
gives you the extra protection of Life
guard Design. This family of safety fea-
lures was pioneered by Ford. Doesn't
your family deserve this extra protec-
ton against injury in case of accident?
Leads in Trend Setting Styling
Long, low breath-taking styling is
yours, too, when you choose a Sc Ford.
For Ford is famous for its hend-setting
styling. And you just can match Ford'S
road-hugging ride and handling ease.
Come in for Test Drive!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23

The pay raise bill would give
public school teachers a minimum
scale of $4,000 to start, with top
of $1,000 after II years. The scale
presently is $1,000 to $4,000 The
plan would cost an estimated addi-
tional IL million dollars. The tax
increase would yield an estimated
IS million dollars and some com
mittee members favored an amend
ment that would pledge the sur
plus to 4 bill recently enacted
calling for an additional million
dollars in state aid to school con-
struction.
Delegate Edwards on Tuesday
said the expected revenue also
would take care of an additional
2l2 million dollars for social secur-
ity for all state employees and $500,
900 needed for retirement of aged
teachers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23
Senate C1oakroom
By J. GLENN BEALL
United States Senator from
Maryland

A 91-year-old newspaper bearing
a black-bordered picture of Lin.
coins coffin and a fearful account
of his funeral was on my desk this
week
Today" some anonymous news
man had written for the Philadel-
phia publication, Washington, the
heart of the nation, bows in sor-
row
The broad, bright April sun
moves upward to the zenith and
pours his genial beams down upon
a stricken capital and a weeping
nation"
"Grief Unutterable"
Although the browning tabloid
arrived at my office too late for
me to use it for the out-of-State
speeches l made at the request of
my partys national committee dur
ing last weeks Lincoln Day recess,
l thought | might be excused for
some belated comments on it be-
cause of its great historical inter
est.
In describing the national grief,
for instance, the paper gave free
rein to unabashed sentimentality
"Oh! how the bosom swells with
grief unutterable." it bemoaned.
How words find no lips to speak
them
MarYlanJ Represented
The funeral itself, according to
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23
One Man Looks
At God
e. BY Charles w. Carlson. Pastor,
St. Marks Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Oakland Maryland.1

As many men nave said, AL
right. SO | admit there is Il Cod
so Whaion"-rhis type OF state
meut is typical Of men who have
not YET found their God-for any
man who has found God can never
/ dismiss Him with The statement
SO What" The GOO from Whose
hands came this world this uni
verse, and everything that goes
with them cannot be dismissed 50
easily And any man who says so
WHAT" of God is beating his head
against a stone Wall-destroying
himself-for no matter how hard
we try, God will moi be denied
Lii is we who will be denied if We
! try to deny Him.
Many of these persons who have
this attitude toward God have new
er given Him much thought-they
have probably gone along their
merry way, seldom troubling them
selves with the thoughts about
what they are here for-or how
they came to be If these questions
ever do cross their minds, they
probably dismiss them with some
typically agnostic thought like
why should l care? I'm here to
day and gone tomorrow-life is
too short to be worried about such
stupid things
The Christian, on the other hand.
knows that he is here for one pur-
pose and one purpose only, that is
to serve the purposes and follow
the will Of the God who brought
him forth, gave him this life, and
knows best what to do about it.
The Christian realizes that he is
not sufficient of himself, that he
needs and gets the daily care from
00" W h0 mas ''o' 1Uo. 'ee'
ana IoFsot'eh NH pu' " no CUE
siahly WORRIES "orN'' ana loves
ms creatures aS AZ edI'llH d'iieI
loves MS chIcfeh' mere me
thoughts OF ChriS' come lor'h
Whete lie says " nae man Oh you,
II ms son asks him iof d loal 'ol
bread VIII give ann stone vi
II ne asks Tor 1lsh VIII give MN
d snake. Ii you lhen' VINO are eNll
know now 70 give soo" Sh's 20
your chlloreh' now nluch more VIII
your atiiei WHO Is III i'e''eii S'Ns
7OON 'ii4--s7r
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23
Accident, West Va.
lDeIaNedl

Delayed
The Ladies' Aid met at the home
of Mrs. Jean Childs with fifteen
present. They spent the day quilt
ing.
Mrs. Martha Grove is patient
in the Oakland hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Wilt, Cleve-
land, o.. brought Grace Wilhelm
to the home of her son-in-laW and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs Lawrence
Calcamp. She had been visiting in
Ohio since Christmas.
Gus Calcamp and Cecil Calcamp
left Sunday for Washington, ID. {.
to spend a few days visiting Will
liam Slaubaugh and John E. Cal
camp.
Sunday visitors of o. C. Stemple
were Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Stemple,
Dorothy and Adrian, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Slaubaugh. Ed, Ella Grace and
Nancy.
P.-T.A. met at the school Tues
day night with a Valentine party
and a program After the program
ice cream and cake were served.
Herbert Harsh has bought the
Roy Lewis farm. Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis are planning to move to the
farm which is owned by Lawrence
Evans.
D,,,t .,s.,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23
LOCHLYNN
P.-T.A. Meets

- - NiEGl9
The Loeb Lynn Heights P.-T.A.
met February 10 with b adults
and 20 children present. Founders
day was observed by a skit pre-
scented by Mr. and Mrs Glenn
Shaffer, Willoughby Calls, Mary
J. Rice Carol Jean and Kathy
Campbell. and jay Bill Rice.
4 P.-T.A. birthday cake was pre-
scented and refreshments were
served.
On Tuesday. February q. a
safety film was presented to the
school group by Mr.. Adams of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Fifty-one persons died in a plane
crash on the island of Malta.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23
Now up to
225h.p

Now you can have a big 3l2 cubic
inch powerhouse with the most dis
placement in the low-price field. Most
torque, too. For you that means quick
est getaway, swiftest passing power.
Teamed with Fordomatic in any
Fairlane or Station Wagon, the 225-h.p.
Thunderbird Special VS. is the thrill
INCEST engine you ever commanded.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23

Advertising deadline: Wednesday
noon. Rates made known upon APP
plication-Phone DE 4-2631
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23

A Rhode Island youth of IS shot
and killed his mother because she
was sick and being abused and was
living a terrible life"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-02-23

IMPORTANT - When changing
address, send us old address as
well as new; send address label
from last copy; allow two weeks
for fiKst copy to reach new address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DISHES. CLOTHES-6-rm
apt avail for S54 mo. l46S Chaplin
ST NV. AID 2-S567.
Selling out. Bedrm
liy. rm kit. odd pieces. lamps
tables. at less than wholesale. 40l
Minnesota ave ne.
GAS RANGE 24x4O, 4 burner. S2ji
dining suite, walnut veneer. 10 pc
$50; fiber rugs, axl2 IT, 26x56 in.
J5Xiu IN stair carpet, ~ steps
81 for all ia 2-liSl
iAS RANGES. new. used guaran-
teed parts. repairs ACME stow
co loll 9TH ST. NV. MA. Ss952
GAS RANGES. new. used. installs
ton PEERLESS SALES co. 223 =,
Ga ave. n W, DE. "-5566
GAS RANGES. special purchase, 100
apt size reconditioned, like new
Guaranteed ! year
S25 EACH
OTHER MODELS FROM SIS
ACE PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.
2@"a Georgia Ave. AID. 4-007S
STARTERS: S7.50
up. Ice. asSort.: elec. motor repairs
list year. CARLY. 1905 l4th.
NO 7-O224
GOLF CLUBS. ladys or BOYS. stee
shaft. } irons, > woods, bag. GOV.
ers for 4 woods. SO. HO. 2-1fl4
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BY Ned Riddle
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
lCnnkinuedl
SCHNAUZER PUPPIES

MINIATURE SCHNAUZER PUPPIES
: wks, OLD, Axe reg 10. 5-O499
L no answer please call again
FREE TO GOOD HOME. syringe
spaniel, } yrs. old pedisreed. male
good with children JU. S-95ia
COLLIE PUPPIES o.. thorouehbrec
male and female, Axe registered
10 5-33d5
ID ALMATIAN PUPS, purebred, II
vks., wormed easily trained. uset
to children. Reas EN- 2-0ll9
DO YOU WANT to adopt a homeless
pet? Cali WASHINGTON ANIMAL
RESCUE LEAGUE NO. 7-573u
DACHSHUND PUP, red, male. . wks.
champion sired OIL. 6-4665
BEAUTIFUL PART PERSIAN KIT
TENS, well trained. 10 weeks old
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BOXER, fawn, male, king size. AXE
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25S3
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FARM AND GARDEN
LUE GRASS SOD DELIyERED

BLUE GRASS SOD DELIVERED
PROMPTLY; YOU lay II and save
terms Il desired. GREENWICH
FARM NURSERY Lu "-49s0
CLEAN FILL DIRT-Topsoil. sludee
bluestone, road gravel, MR. HART
ING $40 pm. 10 l-01Sl.
FLOWER Special for July
4th S536 Adelphi I'd W. Hystts-
vile. Ma. HA 2S94l
AZALEAS, EVERGREENS. oak-le
compost spray service ROTH'S.
81 slieo Greek pky. Tax. PIX Md
BILLDOZER FOR SALE : NIFTY
Kat never used the idea piece
OF equipment tor landScaplng work
sodding. back fill 4-cyl Hercules
motor hydraulic control; weight
$3.50 lbs; can be hauled in pick
up truck Delivery price 50 BOB;
Tor immediate sale. II 375 Call
ia I-796l after Il pm
TREE REMOVAL. pruning topping
trimming; lots cleared MR. CLAY
TON, UN 10000 any time
BULLDOZERS and leaders for grad
ing, excavating ana land clearing
Estimates free Call UN. 4-S533
Eyes MA 1890
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two bake ovens,
roasting ovenl. new controls, Sl25
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HELP-DoMESTIc

G.H.W.. fond Of children. city ref
erences; near Chevy Chase circle
live in, completely air conditioned /.
$50 70 start other help kept. OIL
6-4364
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RESTAURANT tables and chairs and
mise; Blodgett e. bake ovens, /
roasting Call CO. 5-2Sl4.
RESTAURANT or food store fish
box. brand-new, never used: stain
less steel; > II long with = top
doors and . lower drawers; cost
Si9U. will accept reasonable offer.
ia. 10000 or ia. S-5242 any time
RUG-Saye 35ef unused Bigelow
SSeagreen tweed direct from factory
I.Hl3i price, $50. Sec at 1916
Eye 81, room 300 Me S-1"h3
SEWING MACHINES. brand-new
1856. full size heao in portable
have every sewing feature Sl6g
machine has First time in TINS
area area at s3a 3D. 25,yesr guar. ana
MACHINE OF WASH. INC. 200
New Hampshire ave. TX PIX. Call
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TASTEFULLY FURNISHED
NEWLY DECORATEn
APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-D. c.
GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN. 1884 34th st NV.
Enc apt full Kit utils Incl. :
So 30 IA $500, 1U 2-2952.
GEORGETOWN Desirable high.
ceiInPed apt lly rm bedrm.. kit.
bath very cony loo freshly dec. |:
garden $50 DOROTHY WOOD.
Realtor, DE 2-7ll5.
1919 SPRING PL. NV rms, kit.
and bath Lease, adults SO
Adams @-426S, or see janitor.
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EXPFRIENCFD sALFSLADIFs n
UNUSUAL WOMAN

Ambitious. attractive Good per.
s1nslitv and eniovs meeting people
Must own car and prefer evening
Work Executive opportunity For i'm
mediate interview write Box 2S6-B,
star
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POULTRY. RABBITS EGGS

WIRTHMORE FEEDS. baby chicks
and poults JAMES FEED STORE
$40 x ST. NV NE S-00S9.
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED baby chicks.
best quality. o G. MAXWELL
Lanham Nd sP 3-I34G A.
PHEASANTS. all ages also frozen
bros We raise Seyera! thousand
Call ME- S-47g5 Monday through
Frloay . am TO , pm
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GIRL FRIDAY
LADIES-PART TIME
YOUNG LADY

Loca Office of national company
has immediate opening for pleasant
young LADY $ to IS All company
call Mr. Grifin JU. 5-SlO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-03

PIANOS-JoRDAN's have values in
all types OF pianos The largest
selection in the city AS little as
$25 down. JORDAN'S. THREE
STORES Corner 18th and G SITS.
Downtown Phone ST. 3-a4OOD;
; SO Lee highway. Arlington Va
tPhone KE S-5060). and a33a
Georgia ave, Silver Spring Phone
JU BLOOD Suburban stores open
ewes and Saturdays Park in front
Downtown store closed Saturdays
Until Sent
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Gel. 70. sALI lcent1 lMR. TWEEDY

ANTIQUE. unusual beautiful bronze
statue, oft. tall elec. lighted.
grape clustered; suitable for home
or business; 5000. Can be seen at
A04 l4th ST. NV. Elk. 3-S6Si.
ANTIQUES-Old English dinner
set cut glass, Sheffield, sterling
silver antique mirrors prints.
brle-a- brac, pictures, paintings,
meta! 4-qrawer letter file cabinet,
metal cLI92ttheS cabinet, Grapes,
trunks, IN. RCA console; many
other items must be sold: leaving
city Can be seen all day WedneS-
daN' July 4 1881 Varuum 81. NV.
ANTIoUES-Don't fail to attend
our big 4th of July sale. Wed, at
am. Prices reduced on every
thing in the store. BELL KINDS.
Az E. Capitol st.
BED, Super Beautyrest mattress
ana box springs. new condition
CAL after 10 a m, LII. 2-561l.
BEDS. maple, l dbl. bed with spring
ana mattress; = twin with spring.
RIA. 3-3l43.
BEDROOM SUITE, mahogany, 4 DC .,
good condition: $50. AID 1885.
BEDROOM SET. 6-pc., mahog. I'm
NJu BED. single with spring and
mattress. 81 80; trunk, wardrobe,
- JE. @-22g3
BICYCLE, girls Schwinn World
model, good cond reas. price.
Call WO 6-34S4
BLODGETT two bake ovens.
roasting oven new controls XIo5
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SITS. DOMESTIC Cont

WOMAN, colored, gh.w.. child care.
. DAYS or part time. IL. GIBBS.
COLORED GIRL wants day work on
Wednesdays and Fridays. Call AD
4-59S7
COLORED GIRL desires Job as child
care, Ii. 6-S3O9
COLORED GIRLS. ., high school
graduates, desire work Of any type
NO. 9-OnJ9
. GIRLS. colored. want days and
weekly. Inv. child care or laun-
dry. references. NO. 1-2OhS
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

BOYD SCHOOL has finest positions.
500 wk. TO $3.50 wk.. all kinds.
Beg. and quick rev courses In
qulre Ma. S-2340, BOYD SCHOOL
test. ~ WIS }. cor. 18th and G
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