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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-26
Local teacher In
Meet At Columbus

Miss Gertrude Won Riesen, direc-
tor of Madison County Week Day
Religious Education Program, will
be in Columbus Friday and Satur-
day attending the sessions of Ohio
Weekday Teachers Association at
the Columbus Y.W.C.A.
Miss Won Riesen, heads the local
program in which 1900 Madison
County Students are registered.
She is in charge of the Installa-
tion of Officers and the Dedication
Service following Saturdays Eel
lowship" luncheon at Central Pres
byterian Church.
The two-day program will fea-
ture Miss Helen Parkhurst, author,
teacher, outstanding director of
children's radio and television pro-
grams and DR.. Earl Cunningham.
Dinner session with a Church
School Superintendents' Confer
ence will be at the State Fair
grounds Friday evening.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-26
Area Children To
Have SOS Part In
Halloween Treat

The children of the Methodist,
Trinity Episcopal and Presbyter-
ian Churches, will for the second
year collect coins for SOS" on
Tuesday, October 80 from four to
five o'clock. This will be followed
by a Halloween party in the din
ing room of the Methodist Church
for these children.
These children are collecting the
coins instead of the usual Trick or
Treat" and will carry boxes bear
ing the SOS" label, so that those
they contact will know that they
are ION official business"
The Sedalia community will
have a Share Our Surplus (S.O.S)
Halloween collection again this
year. The children who went from
house to house in the village last
year, collecting money to be mat
ched 20 to by the Federal Gov
ernment in the overseas surplus
food distribution. were well rece-
ived and another successful col
lection of funds is anticipated.
All children in the Seda1ia COM
munity who are interested are to
meet at the Methodist Church at
700 PM. From there, they will
be accompanied by adults in their
rounds through the village. They
will return to the church when
their group has finished its coll
lections for a period of games and
refreshments in charge of Mrs.
Earl Brown The children are ask
ed to come to the church in full
costume if they have one. The pro-
gram at the church will conclude
at 900 P. M. -a-.r.
Those on Rural Routes near Sc
dalia who will not be contacted
but who would like to share in the
projects are reminded that there
will be containers in their chur-
ches this Sunday and next Sunday
to receive the donations.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-26
MADISON COUNTY COURT NEWS

Grace Stone to Charles NJ and
Helen Stone, three tracts in Deer
creek township.
Estate of Maude H. Foster to
John B. Foster ct al, property in
Oak Run Twp.
Estate Miriam E. Foster to Mar
tha +. DAWN, property in Oak
Run Township.
Walter A. Miller to Frank G..
Miller, property in Darby, Mon
roe and Pleasant townships.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Cases Filed:
Citizens Loan and Savings Co.
VS. James r. and Georgia F. Smo-
use, action for money, amount
claimed $653.20 plus interest and
costs.
Nellie r. Baker VS. Herbert Vim
cent, money only: amount claimed
$4,000 plus interest and costs.
Mary RAIDER VS. Harry RAIDER, ac-
ton for divorce. Extreme cruelty
charged; Plaintiff seeks divorce,
restraining order and further re-
lief. Married at London, October
&c, 1918.
PROBATE COURT
Accounts Approved:
Myrtle Wiles first and final.
Zebulon l.. Smith second.
Ray Duncan first and final.
Sarah Elliott first, final and
distributive.
Nora j. Simpson, final and dis
tributive.
Lola M. Baker first, final and
distributive.
Rolla Burnham first, final and
distributive.
Wills Admitted:
Bert w. Laird.
Inventories Approved:
Myrtle Wiles, estate, $6,784.45,
real estate So, $4,000; Harry Coe,
Leigh Bradfield, Lucille Boyd, =
appraisers; George Oscar Wiles,
Administrator.
James (. Hall estate; S43,957;
real estate S4,532.20 Bruce D. Le-
wis, Paul M. Dwyer and c. N.
McAllister appraisers; Marjorie c.
Hall, Executrix.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-26
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers:

Real Estate Transfers:
Ralph E. and Leona L. Oberlir
to John A. and Mabel Birkenback
Lots A and 5 Tom Wood Colony.
Douglas r. Green ct al, to Tho
mas Z. and Doris E. Minter, Lot
1913, Glade Hill Addition. London
Estate of Nora Stortz to James
T. Stortz ct al three tracts in
Madison County.
James r. and jeanette Litter
to Carrie Littler, 2.538 acres,
Monroe Township.
James r. and jeanette Littler
to Glenn D. and Rosemary Lit
Ter, .706 acres, Monroe Twp.
Custer and Phoebe Shepherd to
Presbyterian Church, parcel in
Village of Midway.
F. Edythe Whitaker to j. r. and
Beth A. Rigg, Lot 5W in Whitak-
ers Second Addition, London.
Rhoda Lanigan ct al to II. c.
and Florence E. Keye, Lot 40,
Thomas and Willis Addition, City
of London.
Vida Simons to Luciano and
Mary Romano, parcel of land in
Jefferson Township.
Sterling Development Co. to
William and Charlotte Stump.
Lot A, Westwood Subdivision, Mt.
Sterling.
Marybelle Shaw and Glenn Will
liams to Kenneth and Louise Sto-
er, lot 4 in Mt. Sterling.
Leland Dorm to Kenneth Dorm.
interest in property in Range
Twp.
Estate Flora B. Reeves to John
G. Reeves, three lots, one of
which is in Tom Wood Colony.
Estate George w. Myers to
Floyd S. Myers ct al, property in
Somerford Township.
Edward Derby to B. E. and Ro-
mayne Campbell, two tracts in
Union Township.
Ralph and Bessie Parsons to
Harry and Irene Sites. parcel in
Deercreek Township.
Kenneth Dorm to Delbert Dorm,
parcel of Land in Range Town
ship.
Donald F. Simons to j. B. and
Kathryn Anderson, tract in Fair
field Township.
Estate of Ursula Burke to James
w. and Dorothy Boyd, property on
South Walnut ST., London.
Estate of Myrtle Wiles to Geor-
&c o. Wiles and Opal Peterman,
property in West Jefferson.
Opal and Jacob Peterman to
George o. Wiles, property in
West Jefferson.
Sterling Development Co. to
John j. and Barbara Ann Hem,
Lot in Westwood Subdivision. Mt.
Sterling. .
Estate of George c. Scheetz, to
Eleanor NJ Scheetz and Ermine
c. Hayes, lots in West jefferson.
Estate of Ruth Ekedahl to Hell
ge Ekedahl, property on Richmond
Avenue, London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-26
London Minister
Turns Evangelist
At Age Of Eighty

The Rev. w. w. Loveless, prom
inent London minister of the Naz-
arene Church, has announced that
he is going back to evangelistical
work. He has just recovered from
a major operation.
Loveless has preached recently
at Era, Dayton and Columbus. and
is now in a revival at the Darby
vile Nazarene Church, which
closes November 4. He has up
coming appointments at Grove
port, in the Christian Union
Church and at Nazarene Church
es in Cincinnati. Commenting on
the scheduled services, he said,
1T looks like this old man of 80
years will have a busy winter of
evangelistic service"
His life story, Incidents of
Other Days, was recently publish
ed in book form and has been fav-
orably received. He has frequent
ly gone into retirement, but soon
returns to evangelistical work.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-26
Officers
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
The girls have both been placed
in Juvenile Detention quarters, and
permission is being sought to get
their fingerprints. Fingerprints
have been taken from the two
automobiles for comparative pur-
poses.
An automobile reported stolen
Tuesday night was discovered a
few minutes later a few blocks
from where it was supposed to
have been parked. Police reported
that it had not been moved. but
that the owner had only forgotten
where it had been left in the first
place.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-26

Richard E. Byrd
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-26
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
26 THIRTY YEARS AGO = 1926

926-THRTY YEARS AGO - 1926
OCTOBER 81 Madison Republicans hold rally
semby of house Allen Blacker chairman
% Mrs Katherine Pcrel beauty parlor in
George Lewis property Oak and Second SITS.
OCTOBER blacksmith
championship for best "smthy' at Ohio State Fair.
OCTOBER "a C. B. oster Springfield contractor given contract by
county commissioners County bid of S6000
OCTOBER 25 Dr. H Smith, 72 physician dies home
OCTOBER 26 Beach, Chapter Q E. and
Mrs Bessie Boce Sterling by Grand Chapter S
Springfield
OCTOBER 27 = London experiences first Snow
- YEARS AGO - 1916
81 Mary elected
a
% display
at office of Ohio Fuel Gas company
OCTOBER Judge Bell Madison County Pleas
after Washington
OCTOBER R Weichert Trinity Episcopal
Church for three years resigns Medford Mass Grace
Episcopal Church.
OCTOBER 25 Lewis Predmore hired coach teacher
jefferson.
OCTOBER 26 Paul M Yauger London hunting
Dakota tough going" this year.
OCTOBER - o in london
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-26
Trained Leaders
CONTINUED From Page Onel

The balance of funds received
through this legislation would be
used to hire assistants to the di-
rector and to repair and replace
equipment, according to those
who have been working for the
recreational proposal. The passage
of the levy is deemed necessary in
order to continue and improve the
program of wholesome leisure
time activities for residents of
London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-26
EMUSIC OF THE SPHERES"

Harmony, that was it! That was
what came out of the silence - a
gentle rhythm, the strain of a per-
feet chord, the music of the sph-
eres, perhaps.
Richard Z. Byrd
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-26

All education should contribute
to moral and physical strength
and freedom.
Mary Baker Eddy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-26
BOOKS

Books are the lighthouses erect
ed in the great sea of time.
Edwin Percy Whipple
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HECHINGER CO.
18th and H SITS. NE.

CARPETING, Al yds., cotton. with
rubber pad, new: drapes; hurricane
lamps; breakfast set. 10. 4-0137.
CASH REGISTERS. brand new: add
ing machine combination; easy
SALES a. SERVICE. 201e 18th
st. NV.
CASH REGISTER MACHINE. Bur-
roughs validating and receiptinG;
excel. condition. MR.. LYNCH, ST,
3-6311. IA
Cash REGISTER. National electric
500 30 ring-up: $3.50. 2025 l4th
st. NV
CASH REGISTERS. National trade
ms, reconditioned and guaranteed
many late models. CASH REGIS
TER SALES g. SERVICE. 2019 !4th
CERAMICS. selling out. molds
greenware, supplies: very reas. 500
Kennedy st. NV. tn. 2-2333, RA
3-S693.
CHAIN SAW-You can own q new
Strunk chain saw for SO "a wk.
No other chain saw can be bought
down. q whole wear to pay. 12b
South Union st.. Alex. Ov. 3-3177
CLARINET. New French Buffet. Ex-
eellent buy. Call for Information
KE. S-49T6. -l3
DIAMONDS, lady's "a ct, $50;
lady's. "a cts, S9a5; lady's l ct,
$3.50; mans u cts, $3.50 lsdy.s
LIVINGSTON a. CO.. 1929 H st
NV. ME. S-526s. III
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REPAIRS and SERVICES

A. AND B. BUILDERS-Briek Ind
tile work. new or remodeling. Resi-
dental construction our speciality.
Free estimates. IA. 9-6035. lis
ACOUSTIC AND ASPHALT TILE,
plastic wall tile, home remodeling:
FLA; no down pymt. EN-. 3-4444.
ADDITIONS. partitions. gen. altera-
lions. Terms. LAWRENCE HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Ii, 6-S1O0,
ADDITIONS, rec. rm.. porches. brick
and concrete work done reas. Free
estimates. Ii. 1888; nights. IA.
AHDDSfTTFiGoNs. alterations, painting.
repairs Of oil kinds lHsa Free estimates.
ADDITioNS. ALTERATIONS. attics.
porches and rec. rms. AL mechan-
les; terms. NATHAN cHINITz Elk.
BRiCKIIAYING - Alterations. fire-
places. walls. all types masonry.
FAqNANI. 10. 2-1994. Ia. 9-6Q93.
CARPENTRY. pchs. screened. .jalou-
nssd work S5a a &c s Cook SG U .sSEsSSso
CARPENTRY - Small Jobs, inside.
outside. fences, porehes, rec. rooms.
White mechanics. Work guar. Call
CHRIS at AID. 1906. 15'
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs.
new and old; cash or terms. CO.
ELECTRICAL WIRING for residential
csIi l W. Lean sa REED s'0 RiEcTRic
FL0oRs REFfSisHEp LIKE new
Free estimates: winter prices. C. R.
COVER. WA. 7-6S6S, any time.
FLOORS sanded and finished. Spe-
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
PIANOS-It's new! It's exciting!
The new Wurlitzer cleo. piano;
only S319.95. Excl. with KITS.
1880 G ST. NV, RE. 1922.

PIANos-It's newt IT'S excitinsl
only $780,. Excl. with KITS.
1880 G st. NV. RE. 1922;
PIANos-used small modern erands,
S FAN Mar MART s iSSb7 e. St. s-dSG%S
Dust above the library. -f6
PIANOS-used steinway grands for
sale or rent; Phone Mr.. satterly.
81; $4,000. yoRDAN's, corner 18th
PIANOS FOR RENT-new and used
spinets, consoles. grands and up
rights at moderate rates tfrom 20
p4 SFs THREE III Eau sToR iasA corner o
18th & G SITS, NV. (Phone ST. g.
9400). 1882 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring .tPhone JU. 5-1I05). 5169
Lee Highway, Arlington. Va. (Phone
KE. S-5060). Suburban stores open
every evening. Park in front. lie
PIANO used console-type instru-
P pants Sc y down. s0GS sG1sss Ssss
18th & @ sts., Phone ST. 3-940O.
PORTABLE BUILDING, . rooms.
excellent shape for office or cot
tage; also large bus. not in run
ming condition. See at lot. 18th and
hnooe 1sland ave. ne, phone HO.
2-362O. Ia
RADIO-AM and sw and phone,
$50: 19-in. TV. $50; new antenna,
$40: 14-iH. TV. S45. LO. 7-SS2O-
REFRIGERATOR. Philco, late model,
II GU. T.; perfect condition; $125.
naturalization: iIsa; oE, . DIR. With
sep. freezer top, self defrosting,
excel cond.. 500. JU. 5-00S5.
REE Fi!I,e used: refnished,
up. FREpERICKs. INC. 3905 14th
ST., Ia. $4,000.
REFRIGERATORS, used, $3.50 I'D;
guaranteed; deliy.: Ice. stock. ACME
REFRiGERATORS-S24.50; electric.
gas; guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES,
2337 Ga ave. NV, DE. 2-5566.
REFRIGERATORS, gas, $40: stoves,
80 in.,. So: take your pick; excel.
rand r-RRRQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-12
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. blacks Al

DANE PUPPIES. blacks and
harlequin. Axe reg: reasonable
JU. 5-15SO after o. am, la
6 weeks. 6 black beau
ties; sad eyes and happy tails;
Axe reg. JU. 5-l406. IL
GERMAN SHEPHERD, male. TN
months old: black and silver; reg
Axe: $3.50 or best offer. 10
GEKMAN sHEP. PUPS, beautiful,
marked, country raised; Axe reg.
/ VI. female. HE. 1889. --l3
BEDLiNGTON TERRIERS, male and
female 10 wks., shots. champ. and
International champ. stock. Glen
BOXER PTUiPPY, Axe reg: II wks.;
fiashy fawn female: show or pet;
excel. CHI. blood line. JU. 9-1l6S
BOXER PUPS, fawn with white
MARKINGS; Axe registered; $50 UP.
female. / year old
spayed. Axe papers; must sell. best
FOR MacKiNNON Axe REG. Scot.
ties, trick and pepper breeding. il
Md. call 6P. 3-S875. "a
ENGLISH Settlers (2l, male. 2 yrs
old. S25sS35. Manassas 1S7-W-2
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SITUATloNS--WoMEN
sITUATloNs-DoMEsTIc

GIRL, .colored. desires Job as child
GIRL wants work. 5-day week; Ii.
ALL-ROuND SOUTHERN COOK, over
rs yrs experience. Ii. 4-4321.
BETTER-cLAss MAIDS, COOKS. full,
time, or part time. instant maid
service. G.S.A WASH. SCHOOL
OF HOUSEHOLD ARTS, HO. g
: 0S20 or DE. 2-3252. is
IF YOU NEED WELL WELL trained
dom. help. For quick serv., STATE
AGCY. No charge AID. 4-03S3.
COL0RED LADY. desires Mon. and
Wed; laundry or g.h.w. exper., DE.
LAU GSSIDSRsEss washing and ironing
done at home. d. 7-6015. call
Mon. or Tues. eyes,
COLORED GIRL wants day work
Mon, We'd Fri. No ironing. Elk.
GOoD LAuNDREss and cleaner
wants days work; refs. 90. s.
E 52SH colored woman
wants days work or regular job
GOOD HOUsEKEEPER colored, de-
sires 3 days. NO. 7-S31a.
WOMAN. colored, wants gh.w., child
care or cooking: Monday through
Friday: refs. AID. 1864.
WOMAN. colored, wants day work.
S6 and carfare. References. LII.
GIRL. colored. wants baby sitting
5 DAYS week; experienced, refer
ences. DE. 2-S504.
COLORED GIRL wants baby sitting
or houSework. Ii. B-11S2.
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makes; low prices. ELECT. EQUIP
CO., 2473 Sherman ave. NV. l6'
OIL BURNER, Iron Fireman. incl
oil tank, compl. with fittings. good
cond. Reasonable. EN-. 3-3068. liz
pedal. Ago; $3.50. Ideal for
practice KITS, 1880 G st, NV
ORGAN LESSONS ToDAY-Tomor-
row a hobby that pays dividends
in social popularity. Before select
ing an organ. call us for adapta-
bility test, free of charge, by our
expert AGO; organ star. Our
Incl. the largest Selection Of organs
in Wash. KITS, 1880 G st. NV.
RE. 1922. IL
PARTITIONS for 8 offices, louvred
glass, n glass louvred doors, wal
nut piywood finish; reasonable.
Call Ma S-019o between 10 and 4.
--12
PET sHoP-supplies and equipment
including hamster cages and show
cases. See MRS. GRAB1LL anytime
between 8 and I pm; at 3411 "a
offer turned down. All must be
moved Immediately.
PIANO, Mason and Hamlin, slightly
used. small grand. priced way below
value. JU. 9-4629. liz
PIANO, Wurlitzer. full keyboard,
used, console: real bargain at
1895 CAMPBELL MUSIC CO..
HOS @ st. NV. DI. T-S464. III
PIANO. Steinway. beautiful mahog-
any console, like new; fully guar
anteed. save over $500. CAMP
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PIANO. steinway, slightly used,
vertical, professional model. .46-in.
scale; substantially reduced and
f MUSIC c cesra ISs G St. cA hT ii
PiANOS-select a used grand at
Campbell's. Choose from Steinway,
Baldwin. Knabe, Kranich 81 Bach.
and Lester. Priced from S495:
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. HOS q
st. NV, DI. 7-S464. -,17
f spnet sss5 SSed c6 6n s xssO fSs
guarantsed,r KSITIT's. 1880 G st.
PIANOS FOR Rental low prices.
Good selection, You pay the haul
ing. ST. $4,000. PIANO MART,
hS15-7t5o s ST. MY TL ui Ev ssOve he
upraIyl OfEN lnONo. EfEo. -
PIANOS-Army. Navy, Air Force and
Marine personnel; Government and
District employees can save real
money on all kinds Of Instruments
at PIANO MART, 10l5-7th ST., NV.
Over 100 spinets.. consoles and up
rights to choose from. ST. 3-6300.
PIANO MART. 1015-7th ST., NV.
Dust above the library. OPEN
THURS. EWES. --l6
PIANOS-JORDAN have values In
~ Types ;n q tne sity he ttie SIS
down. JtoRDAN'S. THREE Fl STORES:
corner 18th e. @ sts.. downtown
tPhone ST. 9-400): $3.50 Lee High
way Arlington (Phone KE. 6-b060)
and 1892 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring CPhone JU. 5-1105l Sub
urban stores. open every evening.
Park In front. la
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PERPETRATORS
Electric, gas. guaranteed.
S05 IT'D

2215-29 Ga. Ave. NV. AID. ,4-007s
222O Ga. Ave. NV. HU. 3-4421
must be sold: S25. 10. 1887. Ia
RUG---A fine holy carpet pattern.
Persian Ispahan, ll.6x15;6. cost
$3.50: sac, 1913; no. 2-l465. --l2
Bokhara. Keshan, at very reas.
prices; 1854 Albemarle st. NV.
SEWING ES ~MAcHINEs-special Sale
of trade-in portables, $685. and
up. SINGER SEWING CENTER.
1885 New Hampshire ave-, LANGLEY
sEWiNG MACHINE, never used,
round bobbin; sews forward and
reverse. Attachments. $40. AP.
SEWING MACHINES - Clearance
sale of used machines, drastically
reduced. Guaranteed by Singer.
SINGER SEWING CENTER. $3.50
Colesville .rd.. Silver Spring. Md,
SINKS I AND KITCHEN CABiNETs,
wall and base cabinets: sales and
installation: Call for free estimate.
NO. 1896. LIZ
SINK, porcelain. 42-in. cast iron,
single drainboard, not cabinet style.
$40. WO. 6-9015.
prs. Chicago roller rink
shoes, worn once; ladies' VIII. z,
Sh; mans bl., Sh. Reas. Ma.
S-0463, RA. -3-S763. -13
SNOW MASTER SNOWFALL machines
make 6009o profit for you; II you
want one in time for May delivery
order now HACKERMAN SALES
CO., distributors, 941 Main ave.
sw. Me. S-1319. lis
SOFA, uphol. 3-cushion, excel. cond.,
S25. LA, 6-1310. IA
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

BEACON APIS. 1901 caIvert.n. W
Elev, 9 bedrms. liv. rm.. din rm
KIT. bath. bale EN- 3.9077
Sc, FIT. BAKER DR.--New duplex
apt; End A.; 9 bedrms., pvt. entr. +;
$3.50 plus utils. LU. 3-2445. --f2
1910 HILLSIDE RID. s.E.-conv. to
Andrews Field: iv. rm., bedrm.
dinette. Kit. and bath; ldry facils.,
heat and hot-water furn.; S62 80.
LU 2-3360. --12
GEORGETOWN, 2511 Cue st. NV
1-bedrm. apt. utils. and secreta-
rial service incl; 500. DE. 2-1Sl
Sci bedrm., liy. rm., kit. bath.
din. area. new bldg; S65 mo. Ex-
clusiye. white neiEhborhood. Gall
OFF Fl 4 THOMAS cIRcLE-1iv. rrn..
bedrm.. kit. bath. modern apt. nice
sized rooms. newly decor. S71. so.
HAMPT0 0' C6uRTs APIS. 2ois
New Hamp. ave. NV bedroom,
S75 up, all utils. INCL; newly deco
rated. new stoves: wired for air
conditionine; elev. BLDG. Res. mgr,
LARGE i-BEDRM. APIS. - Fully
equipped kitchen with dinette. some
with porch; 24-hr. switchboard and
elevator service. electricity. heat
and water furnished, $40 to S95;
furnished, SI25. THE CAVALIER,
$500 l4th st. NV, Tu. $4,000,
Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-12
INSTRUCTION. COURSES

TUTORING in trigonometry and
algebra by holder of masters de-
gree. Reas, rate. DE. 2-1859. -12
BOYD SCHOOL. cor. 18th e. G. SITS.
Est. 40 yrs.) has the BEST POSI-
tions-openings for so typists, $50
S65 wk.: steno. -secy.. S65-S100
wk. 100 openings-all kinds--visit
first. BOYD'S.
BEAUTICIANS are in great demand
Learn this glamorouS and profit
able career. Individual attention.
register. Low Introductory tuition
fee, New class now forming. THE
WASHINGTON D. c. BEAUTY
ACADEMY, school devoted to
the highest standards Of beauty
culture. 1905 H st. NV. ST. 81
1887. Mrs. Myrtle G.. Precious, Dr.
rector.
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WAITRESS, white; must be neat,
experienced and dependable. Ap-
ply in person CARRIGANS RES
TAURANT, Connecticut and 3 81.
NV Id
WAITRESS, white, between 81 and
IS experienced, nightworks hours
5 to | Apply in peerson, to II
am. or after A. No phone calls;
ROSSITER sEAFOOD GRILL. 4l32
Georgia ave. NV. Id
WAITRESS; white; must be exper.
top salary; on Sundays. Apply ~
RESTAURANT, Cor. 4th and r, /
ne. -l4
WAITRESS, white. part time. eve.
and 5 pm. SILVER RESTAURANT
$3.50 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring
No phone calls. liz
WAITRESS, white, well experienced,
neat appearance, excellent salary.
Apply IN person. CIRCLE RES
TAURANT, 5000 Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, white; neat. dependable
and eficient. Good tips; work
nights. Apply In person, COLONIAL
COFFEE SHOP. cor. goth and Pa
ave. NV.
WAITRESS. white; reliable; might
work. Apply in person, HARVARD
GRILL. $500 14th st. NV. --l3
MATTRESSES, white; experienced.
Apply in person. RECTORS RES.
TAURANT. 1345 Conn. ave. Ia
MATTRESSES, white: experieneed
only. KIKI's RESTAURANT. 1918
Wisconsin ave. NV. Ii
MATTRESSES, white: coffee shop,
Union Station; IL midnight to 8
am. See MISS REICHENBAUGH,
between am. and pm. --15
MATTRESSES, experienced preferred;
breakfast and dinner shifts. Apply
in person, BRIGHTON HOTEL
DINING ROOM, 2123 Cslifornis
st. NV, liz
MATTRESSES, experienced. white.
Good tips. no Sun. work. Apply
612 18th st. NV. Ia
WAITRESS, over 81. local expert
ence for food and liquor restaurant,
SULLIVAN'S RESTAURANT. 2I3l
RlQdRngbtlrR I'd ne ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-12
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

MT. PLEASANT-For sgle. girl:
next bath; fireplace; new retrig.
SIS. incl. utils. SO. S-s964. --17
9l9 N. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.--Mod-
nortationi al ' eo'N rs
is9o p ST. r.w.. 1.-THE churchill"-
double room with elec, refgr. and
ROOM auNT1NG?Gsee US. i houses
to choose from: save your feet;
sgles. and dbles. 2l47 F st. NV
1900 MASS AVE. N.W.-Lovely, lge
rm. newly furn. with effic. unit
$3.50 wk. HO. 2-95s9. -12.
$3.50 18th ST. N.W.-Large. light
front rm., din. alcove.. stove, refgr.,
utils. furn. $11.50s wk. DE. 2-1676.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Larse well-furn.
room. 1st FIR; Ink. facilities. Good
transportation; RA. 3,4S01; LA
NV; efficiency, $12.50 .wk., 81. g.
S546, 10 pm. liz