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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
TUBFUL OF SHRINERS TEST TUB
Non-SuPport Suit Filed
By Girl in Voqroncy Case

A 19-year-old Fairfax County
girl, jailed Friday for her own
protection and now being held
on a vagrancy charge, yesterday
took action against her husband
for non-support.
Mrs. Ruby Taylor Fincham
was arrested Friday after a
cross was burned and several
shots fired at the Negro resi-
dence where she had been stay
ing. Police said she was arrested
for her own protection.
At the time of her arrest, she
was out on bond on a vagrancy
charge sworn out by the County
Welfare Department. On Mon
day, Circuit Court Judge Harry
L. Carrico ruled that her arrest
Fiday was illegal, but >she was
still held in Jail when Mrs. Myrtle
Neal, the colored woman who
had met up her bond on the
vagrancy charge, withdrew her
bond.
Police and Mrs. Fincham, who
has been ward of the Welfare
Department for II years, be-
lieved the cross-burning and
shooting were done by some
young white men who had
courted Mrs. Fincham previously.
Mrs. Fincham was married to
Sam Fincham, a Vienna roofer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

last May shortly after she had
been released from the State
Farm for Women at Goochland,
where she had served eight
months on a vagrancy charge.
Mrs. Fincham said her hus-
band has only given her 81 since
they were married.
A hearing was scheduled in
Juvenile Court today on a petit
ton issued by Judge John Roth
rock on Friday, when Mrs.
Fincham was arrested. Ernest
Hudgins, attorney for Mrs,
Fincham, said the petition
charging the husband with nom
support will be heard in Domes-
tic Relations Court on August %.
Mrs. Fincham told reporters
she was staying with the colored
family on Five Oaks road near
Vienna because she had nowhere
else to go.
These colored people have
done more for me than any
white people have ever done, .
she said.
The Meals said they withdrew
their $3.50 bond at the request
of Mrs. Fincham and because
friends and county officials said
there might be more trouble il
Mrs. Fincham went back to the
Neal residence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
Rockville Church
Given Use Of City
Lot for Services

Rockville has temporarily do
mated a cfty-oWned lot to a pas
tor to conduct religious services
in a non-residential area.
The Rev. Douglas Poole, pastor
of the Church of God, had asked
the city council to allow him to
erect a tent at 184 South Hor-
ners lane. Ten property owners
objected last night to the pro-
posal, saying the congregation
was noisy at night.
John MARYLAND. city manager,
suggested the church be allowed
use of a city-owned lot on Stone
street avenue until it carries out
its building program. The coun-
Gil agreed to the plan.
In another action last night
the council denied an application
for rezoning of a 1-acre lot on
South Jefferson street, between
Washington and Adams streets
The owners had asked for a
change from residential to COM
Imercial coming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
Dugun's Wife Files
Action for Divorce

Daniel A. Dugan. 40. former
Arlington County Board chair
man. is accused Of desertion in a
divorce action brought by his
wife in Arlington Circuit Court.
Mr.. Dugan's political fortunes
took an abrupt downward turn
in September, 1852. when the
Virginia Supreme Court upheld
a ruling that Federal employees
could not serve on County Boards
in Virginia.
His wife. Jeanne c. Dugan. "a,
asks custody Of the couples IA
year-old son, Robert Lee Dugan,
in the action filed Monday by
Karl g. Sorg. Arlington attorney.
The couple was married in
Ellicott City. Md. in october
1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06

LIBER WHO?-The man looming
behind the candelabra is Alfred Hitch
cock, assuming a proper mien for the
party he recently threw in haunted
house in New York. Wanted his bach
elor friends, he declared, to meet some
cute ghouls.
"The sponsor and his associates laugh up
roariously at this stuff" he reports.
In other words, everyone including the view
ers, is happy about these particular TV COM
mercials There must be lot of morals to be
drawn from such a story, but think the most
pointed is that we've finally found a sponsor
who doesn't take himself too seriously.
Sure, he wants to sell his products. That's
why he is in business. At the same time he's
intelligent enough to know that TV viewers can
absorb only SO much of what the ad agency
men term hard sell"
BY mixing in a little wit and froth Bristol
Myers has made the whole thing quite palatable.
AS for Hitchcock's going too far with his
pixie barbs, anyone knowing the TV business
would know this couldn't happen. Each script
is submitted to the sponsor before it is filmed,
and he isn't about to okay something he doesn't
like.
tcopyright. Mirror Enterprises Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06
Cover Story
Hitchcock Has A Touch
BY HAL HUMPHREY


are people.
1t was sort of refreshing therefore, to meet
up with Richard Van NoStrand, advertising
manager for Brstol-Myers' Co. His firm is the
one which sponsors Alfred Hitchcock's crime
SERIES Sundays, $50 pm, WTOPA9.
Hitchcock, if you haven't already caught up
with him on TV, introduces the sponsors COM
mercialS. In doing SO, he usually manages in &
subtle and humorous manner to let the viewer
know that he, too, regards commercials as some
thing less than cultural gems.
Tossing these sly digs at the sponsors death
less prose has endeared the paunchy Hitchcock
to many viewers who find them more entertain
ing than some of the crime plots in the series
itself.
Sponsor Asks for More
Even more interesting, though is the fact
that the sponsor is not only holding still for
Hitchcock's dart-throwing game, but enjoying
it and asking for more.
I'VE have found that our commercials on
the Hitchcock show receive more product ldentl-
fication than any others we have had on TV,"
says Van Nostrand
Special surveys taken for Bristol-MyerS have
proved that many viewers watching Hitchcock
remember the products advertised recalling in
detail even which came first second and third
When you get this reaction" says Van
Nostrand, you don't worry about someone
poking little fun at you"
Rumors have been circulated that Hitch
cock had gone too far with his ribbing on oc-
casion and that Bristol-Myers was sore about it.
These were punctured when the sponsor
picked up the shows option two months in ad-
vance of its expiration. If the producer OF THE
Trouble With Harry" has problem, this isn't it.
Writer Doesn't Worry
James Allardice, who writes the material for
Hitchcock's sallies, says that he never worries
about the normal tabooS.
Il go as far as can. within the bounds OF
good taste" says Aardice. IF start supposing
what would go and what would not, the material
is bound to suffer-
Allardice is very happy with this job. Not
only does it give him an opportunity to work
of many of his own pet peeves, but he has found
it genuine uplifter for his ego.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05

FIREPLACE EQUIP. gas or cleo
logs, screens. andirons, etc. ACME
STOVE. 1011 18th NV: Ma; S-S952
cond.: real bargain; q. cases anc
shelving; also counters. back bar
safe. fluores. fix. and stamp mach
340l I4th Sc: NV. Tu. 2-3Sd0. -
ton wagon. car. cot, sofa. CHILLI
LAND. 2l45 r NV. Elk. 3-6633.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
helmet, jerseys, hip and shoulder
pads. thigh pads and pants. $125.
HE. 4-653n or JU. $4,000. liz
- Hide-A-Bed. double
SIZE 81; quiet tweed; Eosd t eSndi t.,ei
FURNITURE for complete 1-bedroom
apt; good conditions. must sell;
FURNITURE BARGAiNs-Brand-
new. better-grade. modern bedrm.,
tr. din, rm.. liv; rm. and bedding;
some factory close-outs and floor
STAHLER'S, 816 18th st. NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. single bed.
large chest. mahog. Call anytime,
FuRN.-Bedrm. suite complete With
mirror on dresser: Lily. rm. set.
newly upholstered. OtneE QUO
pieces. All in excel. eond. Must
sell immed. Best offer. RIA. 3-S65O
bedrm. suite, maple;
chest; wardrobe; rollaway bed. tn.
GARAGE. ISIS, metal siding;
door; buyer to move; best offer
GAS RANGE, new, used: installation.
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237 Ga
ave NV, DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES, all sizes; sales, serv-
ice and installation. STANDARD
PLUMBING & HEATING, 2so5
14th st. NV, NO. 7-3466. 10
GAS RANGES. new, used; guaran-
teed: parts. repairs. ACME STOVE
CO.. 1011 9TH st. NV. MA. S-8952.
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CHARMING
APIS. FURNISHED-MD.

TAX. PK.-Clean. bright. lily. rm.,
bedrm.. kit, din. in small brk.
bldg for young cpl. Open now.
$3.50. S205 Greenwood ave.
ONE AND TWO BEDRMs.. modern
attractive furniture. SS1 so up. all
utils. incl; unfurnished apis. avail
also, For brochure and further in
AND G. INC, Rental Agent.
BRENTWOOD-2-be drm.. apt. Suit:
for 3 adults. Will welcome small
child SS5. LA. 6-9773. %
SPRING. rooms. bath; u
blk Georgia ave, bus. 2 blks.
Hecht's store; adults. JU. 9-2S25,
TAKOMA, mr.. shop and bus.--De
luxe 2-hedrm. apt. in garden type
bldg, Liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. bath
twin beds. Bendix; reasonable
adults. refs. RA. 3-3529.. ---6
TAKOMA, mr.. Piney Br. shop ctr
Terrace apt, in garden type bldg
Liv. rm., bedrm.. din. rm:, kit,
hath, pvt entr., Bendix util. incl.
$3.50: cpie., refs. RIA. 3-3529;
TAKoMA pARK-s-rm. apt; SIS
incl. utils.. bus line. beaut. district
T SsiSeS; II PARK, 'G near Walter Reed
Nicely furn. l and 2 bedrm: apis.
l block bus. shop. Ju. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05

TIRE SALE = Full recaps.: guar.
Cookie. 6.70xl 5. S6.75; 7.l0x15
7.6Ox15. S7.75. Used tires. 81. so
ALL SERVICE TIRE CO., 1924 Ga
ave. NV, RIA. $3.50.
TRUMPET. Grenadier. and case
$40. IA. S-9233.
TV. Gain, excel. condition, spotlesI
console: mahogany wood cabinet
only S45. WA. 7-1926.
Underwood electric
like new, private party; S175. RA
3-S7l9. 10
TYPEWRITERS, all makes. terms
as low as 81 per week: sales
rentals and repairs. Our 46th year
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.
l431 East Capitol ST., Ii. 3-3440
Easy parking.
Royal, used 3 hours
guaranteed: cost today, S20S. 16
will sell $3.50. MRS. SMILEY. 22t
18th st. s.w.. Elk. 3-6677. %
TYPEWRITERS, portables and Office
size; S25 up. CENTRAL 2019 l4tt
St NV -13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05

1913 18th ST. N.w.-Beaut. furn.
dble. nm. $50; attrac. sgle.. $50;
also wkly. rates. DE. 1880. IS
MT. PLEAS. AREA-Nicely furn.
rms: reasonable, $50. SIS and $50
ger PER me- a5 s1sa. table board If ees-
Ills MELBOURNE PL. N.w.-Large
south studio rm, newly dec. next
to bath; grill, porch. Ho- 2-i2l9.
1908 NEW YORK AvE.-The Allies
Inn has openings for permanent
tSsster section fHnn nG WSite House a
State, Navy and Interior bldgs.
eff Conn. AvE.-sgle rm.. very
reasonable: employed lady. Cali co.
1855 2s't QUE ST. NV, The kennert-
l 1897 I u ST. Sfski s.w.-Double roo room;
running water, maid service; SO
wk. Call D1. 7-4727. IS
DUPONT CIRCLE = sitting-bedrm.
Re refsn; hot ST plate sss So. 1913 18th
RANDALL House 1923 N st.. au.
3-7474-Join friendly young crowd:
bowling. dancing. ping-pong. glee
club. house orchestra: laundry, TV
switchboard: rms. S25 to S35 mo
Ice. STUDIO RIM, pvt mod. bath :,
laun privils pvt. home: suit. 2
MSa irlsi Esaf IA ALy 2o5eli fl.n
room; suitable for or 2: S35 mo.
1347 L ST. N.W.-Nice large front
rm. for quiet gentleman. Cow. To-
cation; $S weekly; MN vs.
rm running water Mt pleasant
car stop; maid serv., Tv; SIS wk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05
HECHINGER CO.
18th and H SITS. NE.

CAMERAS, Brownie. MN movie
noW' srand-neW; ssi 80. BTovnie
regular, S37 50 now, brand new
$3.50 Brownie. s nm protector
regular. S62, now, brand-new
s42.50. Bell 81 Howell 8 nm
camera, regular, $3.50. now,
brand-new: S35. XII. 9-2771. -6
CASH REGISTERS, brand-new: add
ing machine combination; easy
terms, S179.50. CASH REGISTER
SALES g. SERVICE. 2019 14th
st. NV.
Cash REGISTER, National electric;
5000 ring-up; $3.50. 2O25 18th
CASH REGISTERS, National trade
ms. reconditioned and guaranteed
many late models. CASH REGIS
TER SALES g. SERVICE, 2019 l4th
CHAIN sAw-You can own a new
No other chain saw can be bought
on these low terms, One-tenth
down. whole wear to pay. l25
South Union st. Alex, Ov. 3-3l77
CHECKwRITERS, Paymaster. Todd
and all makes; some new. somt
used and guar. BEST BARGAINS
RE 1899. %
new, Buffet, seria
number 46sss; s175. KE. s-4976
CUT GLAss-very fine collection Of
unusual pieces. HE. 4-6539 or ~
$4,000. -12
DIAMONDs-Ladys IA cts. $3.50
mans 11s cts. $675; lady's Is,
cts, S395; mans 3 emerald cut. to-
tai 2 cts. S495: lady's l ct, 5000
lady's 8 cts, S1.195. LIVINGSTON
& CO, 1923 H st. NV, NE
DUPLiCAToRs. all makes and types
new and used, from S1S.a5 up
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITEf
CO. 1881 East Capitol St, Ii
3-344O Easy parking.
ILEC. FAN. upright. S45: kit. set
SIS: oedrm. and liv. rm. pieces
davenport, dinette, IRE screen
rugs, tables, mirrors. glider, etc
IL. 3-655S. III
FENCE SPECIAL Chain link
bethanized. 81 IT,, installed
Terms. VIII. 6-5563. -l5
FENCE, CHAIN LINK--S1.05 per It.
all posts in concrete; also economy
fence, Terms. UN. 4-s406. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05
FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL; pruning, topping
TON. UN 4-0a03 any time
quantity immed. delivery. FLEM'
LAWN RENOVATION. landscaping
maintenance: complete service; fret
scAPE Service A TN. t4e4e4s. "!
CLEAN FILL DIRT-TopSoil will
sludge and bluestone. road gravel
hauling. MR.. HARTING. 10
HAY. baled s1e ton. Tractor. by,
draulic control. double bottom pillow
7-ft. mower. $685.. BR. S-95O4.
wANTED-Ferguson side rake. Mus
be in good condition and reasonable
DR., C. j. LAUGHLIN. Jackson rd.
Silver Spring Nd. HE. 4-2535.
HORSE MANURE. by bushel or ton
Silver Spring area; REASONABLE!
priced 10. 4-7455. .
CHINESE CHESTNUTS. hardy
blight-resistant: produce prolific
crops Of sweet. delicious nuts. anc
provide shade for the homt
grounds. Two 3 to. 4 ft. trees; Offel
No. .5-A, for S6.45., postpaid. Ash
for, free copy new 56-page Planting
complete assortment fruit trees. nul
trees, berry plants. grape vines and
landscape plant material. Sales.
NURSERIES. WAYNESBoRo. vIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05
INSTRUCTION COURSES

BEAuTICIANS are in demand. Glass
starts March 5. THE WASH, D. c.
BEAUTY ACADEMY, 1905 H st.
NV, ST. 3-1037. Myrtle g. Pre-
cious. Director. %
RE A LEGAL SECRETARY, COM
mand better pay; specialized train
ING for the law office mot short
hand and typingl; evening classes.
Register to 3 pm. Marcn 2
through March 9. AMERICAN
TRAINING INSTITUTE; Room
5i4A. Dale Carnegie Bldg" 53os
Bo 5sn s. School, cor 18th and g
SITS. lest. 40 yrs). has the BEST
positions-openings for so typists.
S5O-Se5 wk; steno. -secy.. $50
SlOO wk. 100 openings; all kinds.
Visit first, BOYD'S.
INQUIRE now--NA. 3340-Beg.
and quick rev. courses in TYP1NG,
shorthand, bookkeeping. compton,
eter, PIX, rec.-ClVI SERVICE
Ali kinds positions open, $50
SlOO wk. BOYD SCHOOL, est. 40
yrs, cor. 18th and 6 SITS.
COLORED STUDENTS. inquire MA.
S-2340. new and rev. classes in
TYPING, shorthand, CIVIL SERV-
ICE comptometcr. Tues: and Thurs.
ewes. Starting. BOYD'S SCHOOL
lest. 40 yrs, cor. 18th and @ NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05

9O6 n. GARFIELD ST.. Arlington
Bachelor apt. available immedi-
ately; $50 per mo-; utilities fur
nished. Call BETHEL, DI. :. T.
ARl.. = Completely furn.. 1-bedrm
apt. Cony. to Pentagon and Navy
Annex Call MRS. WOLFE, ia. s.
ALEXANDRIA - Eficiency and l.
bedrm. apartments. janitor serv-
Ice; laundry privileges: downtown
k legation; all utilitiss: S75 to
AZ IL xs,m; sI and l 6 I Pm; ,.-,.,.,ru
Belvoir. OWNER, JE. 2-203S. %
ARL.-Bedrm.. liv. rm., din, Kit.
bath. Above avg. utils except cleo
$9S; "a; 7-ss94: ia. 2-1s90. $
ARLINGT0N-Attrac; 3-rm. apt.
hedrm;: liv. nm, kit;. cow. loca-
1s siHa' NJ sS VET IL 81. ARL.-s@all
durn; mod. apt. Pvt. entr, ia
ALEX.MAttraetive apt. beautifully
furnished. with period furniture:
liv. rm,. bedrm., kit, bath; couple
Or girls; avail. Sat; $s5. TIE. g.
MISSIONER APT. BLDG.--1-bedrm
shopping center. churches and
schools Available Immediately
Laundry and storage facilities. Sun
day and ewes. call Mr.. France: XII.
9-43S3, WALKER & DUNLOP. INC,
$50 N, Monroe St. Arlington. Va.
IA. 5-2400. IS
NICELY FURN. APT; bedrm., pam
eled liv. rm.. dinette, kit. and
bath. pvt. entr., in lge. mod home
on 50-acre estate. Just of Hwy.
Browning S-S4l0. %
NO. ARLINGTON. of Lee hwy
Furn. 3-rm.. bath apt; pvt. entr. /;
mr.. shopping, transp. KE. s-6s07.
ARL.--Attr. ! bedrm., liv. rm., din
cite, kit, bath; avail. immed.;
S94 so mo. JE. 3-754S. q
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1850 GIRARD ST. NV. The Palmer
House--Well-furn. single. ST week.
21I7 + N.W.-Refgr.. grill, clock
rradio; Tv air7toam mattress Sc
35.O 9Th ST. NV. corner Porter
ST. -Lge nicely furnished rm.,
semipvt. bath; conv. transp Home
and surroundings must be seen to
m e f RETfRfb GENTLE rHYsr-
Young man; student; refs. RIA. g.
wYoo. AvE.-sgle, pvt. bath; newly
furn.' settee; artistic home; use of
Steinway; S3S mo. Du. 1888.
1880 18th ST. N.w.-In former le-
Ice. sele. airy, comfortable rm.,
on bus stop 10 Minis. from down
r Syn R F5T R0 ISLAND AyE.-ssle
and dble. rms. also Ink: down
town; meals optional. DE. 2-9645
SOUTHERN CLUB. 1865 Mass. ave, -
Home for discriminating guests.
Single for gentleman. Home privi-
1855 p SITS. NV, Dupont Manor
First-f1oor single, also twin bedrm.;
ROOM HUNTING?-see us. 8 houses
to choose from; save your feet;
sgles. and dbles. o147 F st. NV
9Th ST. NV, 51O1-Twin bedrm ,
access to liv. rm.. din. rm.,. kit and
laundry rm. Ma. $1,000 from S-6
pm. or RIA. 3-2059 after Z pm.
1888 10Th ST. N.w.-Businesswom
eplp dhlp clean hanuf
furn., mod. baths. NO. 1919
s. A DAY per person; 1101 18th st
NV. Attrac. sgl.-dble. rm.; 81 wk
UP. VANNES HOTEL. DI. T-7SSS
1914 10th ST. NV, The Floral
Manor-Lovely sgle. I'm. with run
water; elev bldg. --5
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. bath
and shower. Men only. So week and
UP. Apply at 1915 Eye st. NV.
.i60 10th ST. N.w.-Lovely rooms
some with pvt. bath; distinctive
address; daily maid service; "4-hr
switchboard; rates $3.50 up weekly
CATHEDRAL AVE. off Conn.--Large
newly decor. rm.; lge. closet; porch
next bath. AID. 4-4531. 20
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 2101 N ST.
N.W.--First floor rms. with runnins
water. Maid service daily. Rates.
1851 weekly. DU. 7-0570. 3
NICELY FURN. sgl. front rm.: kit.
and laundry privils. Telephone. 81
wk; on bus line. RIA. 6-174a..
IS
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER PUPPIES-AKC reg; II
wks.: exceptionally marked males
champ. bloodline. JU. 9-116S.
COCKER. buff, yr. old, need,
country home. She has had shots
and is Axe reg. 500 puppy fol
$50, Call OIL. 6-7949. IS
COCKER SPANIELS, pure bred, 4
wks. old. weaned. buff and black
$50 to $25. Cedar 1921. IS
GERMAN SHEP. PUPS. beautifully
marked; country raised: Axe reg
GREAT DANE-Maie. Z mos. fawr
with black mask. Axe reg, pick Of
litter puppy. JE. 4-0460. --ti
McCLELLAN'S SCOTTY PUPS, Axe
Trick and Pepper breeding; 9 beau
tiful typey filters. SP. $3.50.
pUREBRED ENGLISH PUG PUPPY
champion stock; S75. Call TIE. g.
FRENCH PooDLEs. Axe. small
standard mother and ) puppies
sacrifice: $500. RA. 3-1l65.
WOULD LIKE STUD SERVICE of {
Welsh terrier to use in exchange
for puppy or fee. JU, 9-745S.
BOXER PUPS. 8 wks. old; champion
background. 10. 5-2957 after
pm, y
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SlTuATloNs-poMEsTic

BETTER CLASS MAIDS, COOKS, full
time or part time; instant mald
service. G.SA, WASH. SCHOOL
OF HOUSEHOLD ARTS. HO. =
no YoU NEED LL-TRAINED do
mestic help. colored? STATE AGC1"
WOMAN. colored, wishes g;h.w.; )
DAYS, Monday through Friday, Ex-
perienced and refs. DE, 2-9356.
WOMAN, colored. wants days 9
week, Tuesday and Friday. CitJ
references. RA. 1856.
YOUNG COLORED WOMAN want:
days work; good ironer and cleaner
C 81 IRE Il LADY wants Job nursins
sick folks in their home. LII. l.
5262. $3.50 B ST. Sc.
C0LORED WOMAN wants day work
sd, carfare: references. LII. 1-0712
COLORED GIRL wants g.h.w., fui
time; reliable. DU. T-239S.
GIRL, colored, desires child care ane
general housework: days a week
ia. 9-291S. --
DO you NEED WELL-TRAIMED
DOMESTIC HELP. C0LoRED-
STATE AGCY., AID. 4-O3S3,
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WARSURPLUS
10000 BARGAINS

10000 BARGAINS
oman SAWS. $3.50; PICKS. 81
MATToCKs. 81: 7-LB. SLEDGE
So: 5-GAL. GAS CANS, S1.50
PAINT. So: SAW BLADES, S1.25i
HAMMERS. soc; SAWS. S145
RAKES and CULTIVATORS.
TARPAULINS
s % Il s4,s6:i fDSEorcIoffH. i ssis
J. H. GICHNER
2513 M st. NV. Elk. 3-352T
WASHERS, reconditioned: 1896 ur
SPECIAL, Bendix semi. and auto.
FREDERfck's ia. $500. '
WASHERS, used. all makes: emo
accept. 35is 18th ne. La. 6-sl55
WASHER. GE, automatic, 1856
model: briefly used. excellent condi-
ton; $3.50. OIL. 4-4S39. IS
WASHING MACHINE, Thor semi
auto, excellent condition: $40. Call
LU. 4-2450. -
WATER HEATERS-New automatic
low as $50; Sales, service. install.
PLUMBING & HEATING, 2S07 14th
st. NV, NO. 7-3466. 10
WATER HEATERS, automatic, new;
$3.50. ACME STOVE CO., 1011
9TH St. NV, MA. $685..
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1921 ILLINOIS AVE. N.w.-Larss,
room, kitchen. bath. porch; private
entrances. excellent transp,; en-
ployed adults. S75 incl. utils. ia.
9-0543 or RA. 6-4641. IS
1878 SPRING PL. N.W.-Well-furn
rms; Kit; and bath: lease; ad !igaS
$50. See janitor or AID. 2-226S,
apt, / bedrm,, living rm., kitchen
with dining area: $50. Utils. fur
nished JU 9-2lSS. 3
BOILING FLD. VIC.--1-bedrm apt.
shops, ESpr. bus, 10th and Penna:
IOa2 BILTMoRE ST. -liv.
rm comb. dinette. kit. bath; $40
incl. utils. Efic.. $50. EN-. 3-9q77
NEWLY FURNISHED. clean as a
Lin: all modern furniture; l and
ideal for Working BOYS or sirls.
SIS So EAST CAPITOL ST. rms,
kitchen and bath, ? exposures: SIS.
utils. incl. ST. 3-s220, FE. 1854.
1900 DECATUR ST., at corner 18th
St: NV 18TH. apt; / bedrm;, an
BELL DRUG STORE, RA. 1890
CHEVY CHASE, N.w.-Attr. liv.
rm., bedrm., kit. bath. excel. loca-
ton: $50 incl. utils. EN-. 2-3574.
APT. HUNTING made easyl (oWn-
ssed FIG ies parts So B fh0 g Save
Cali MANDEL. AD. 1890, %
Nelly. rm., bedrm.. kit. pvt
bath. rear porch. All utils. incl,
S65 mo, Adults. Call after pm.
100 40 new NEWTON ST. N.w.-studic
rm. and kitchenette; quiet tenant
Efficiency apt, $40. no. 2-S140.
GIRLS, this is a honey for 3 nice
girls or couple; nicely furnished;
utilities furnished; fine neishbor-
hood in Sc; $50 per month, 10
ArTRAGT. Tv APIS. sl4 wk. up;
child or babies welcome; also hskpg
BOILING 9 Sic 6 T;i "a apt. o ~
lge. rms; redec.; nice furn.; Ss5
mo. utils, incl, RA. 3-5159. &c.
1926 4th ST. N.W.-Cozy for couple;
bedrm., liv rm.. kitchen, dinettt
and bath; utils. incl. tn. 2-1977
GEoRGETowN. $3.50 Que st-2 bed
IN. apt. in apt. bldg. See any time;
1885,, SSSF S GRfI AD' ST. p MI n! Ssd-
rms. iiv. rm.. kit. dinette. pvt.
bath; utils. furn.; good loo; adults.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.,
1852 Ontario pl.-Lge. bedEm.,
kit, pvt. bath; $50. incl. utills RA,
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NEWT,YWEDS
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TAKOMA PARK-Attractive LIST fir
/ bedrm. apt; new furn. above aver.
age: S97.5O incl, utils. JU. 5-7065
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

BACHELOR. $685., to share 1-bed-
rm &C. apt. with l other gentle
man: mr.. Cathedral. WO. 6-634S.
.
COLLEGE GRADS.-Men. age 23-30
share comfortable house on coop
basis: vac. for L: cook; TV; Hi-Fi;
piano; economical. WO. $1,000.
GIRL will share unfurn. effic. apt.
with another girl; TV; age, 24-2S.
Call AID. 2-O6ll after 6 pm.
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ROOMS FURNisHED-N.E.

32S d ST. N.E.-4 large corner
rooms; mr.. Union Station; adults;
500 mo. Ii. 6-2771.. -
e0I2 PERRY ST.-Comf. rm. next
to bath; shower; S35 mo-; for empl
man. AID. 2-1655. .
ROOMS furn. and
room unfurn., share kit. and bath
child accented. Ii. 3-3495. =
u double rm. for couple. Si0.50i
single. room. $3.50. Ii. 6-9119.-