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To the Editor of The Star.

To the Editor of The Star:
A shrewd politician once told me that not
over 10 per cent of the people cast intelligent
votes on men or measures; the balance were
sheep-just pitiful sheep.
To win an election candidate never should
be specific-he should deal only in generalities,
such as taxes, bureaucrats, waste ineficiency,
time for change" and any bogies that can
be trumped up.
OF course, there always is the possibility that
some one may be able to stimulate thinking
This is decidedly dangerous. I presume this
Is the reason your news item CLOSED over
Mr.. 1ekes devastating expose of Gov. Dewey
on the radio. T. F. SHAFFER.
Evening star., 1948-10-19
New Deal Economic Faults

new Dedl Economic TdultS
To the Editor Of The Star
I am getting tired of what We now are
being served as information on which to base
political conclusions. ...
1t is well known that it Is only human ma
ture to alibi and it is especially pleasing to
an individual to have somebody of prominence
exonerate him of all mistakes, and this goes
for the masses too.
The most conspicuous instance of mass ex-
oneration and unfair incrimination of the few
was that of Franklin D. Roosevelts inaugural
address March 4, 1888. He knew that the
nonagricultural and nonlabor elements of the
country had taken an awful licking in an
effort to keep the industrial structure and ma
tional economy from collapsing, yet he singled
out the bankers and big business" as the
offenders Later his own Commerce Depart
ment, under Uncle Dan Roper, revealed that
the group he pilloried on that memorable
occasion took it on the chin to the tune of
Is billion dollars between October, 1929, and
the banking holiday in March, 1888. But the
damage had then been done. The pattern
of the New Deal administration, class appeal
and class hatred, had been set. 1t obtains
to this hour.
MI. Truman is giving them He'll" Well,
he knows, If he knows anything, that what
Is most needed at this juncture in human
affairs is teamwork and national unity. We
are faced with the sad prospect of another
world upheaval, with the United States ex-
pected to play a major role. Society is not
so arti1cially constructed that it can be class
conscious and divided at home and yet strong
and united abroad. 1t just can't be done.
The attempt to place the paternity of high
prices upon the Republicans is pure political
sophistry of the rankest sort The whole
New Deal philosophy is scarcity and high
prices for everything. Under it, little pigs
were slaughtered, cotton plowed under the
dollar devalued, the gold clause repudiated
production restricted and the sale of any
thing at less than the cost of production pro-
hibited-all in an attempt to stimulate high
prices. Now that this philosophy has back
fired on them they should be estopped from
complaining.
OF course, price control legislation was not
re-enacted by the Republican Congress. But
real price control never was given China
mans chance to succeed. Obviously, there
could be no price control without cost of pro-
duction control. For political reasons, no at
tempt was made to control the cost of labor
the greatest factor in production cost. Yet
you Go not expect the brakes on even mogul
engine to control the entire train. On the
contrary, brakes have to be applied evenly to
every unit in the train, freight or passenger.
Like practically every New Deal legislative
effort, price control never was thought out,
but slammed together and its administration
manned by every Pink that could be found
men who were not primarily interested in
price control, but in a controlled economy.
Oxford NJ C. JOHN w. HESTER.
A Disfranchised Voter Protests
Evening star., 1948-10-19
A Disfranchised Voter Protests

A Disfranchised Voter Protests
To the Editor Of The STAR
There flashed upon a movie screen in Wash
ington the following announcement: Protect
Your Heritage as an American-Register and
Vote"
Thank God for that heritage and for the
privilege of protecting it! Would that those of
us Americans, voteless because Of the fact we
choose to live in this great Capital Of our coun
try, could have that final privilege Of protect
ing our heritage-the right to register and
vote!
1t is paradox that we are visibly urged to
exercise privilege that is denied U.S. Granted,
this may be an appeal to the many absentee
voters residing in Washington, the simple fact
remains: Our faces here are slapped. Shame
on the men who direct the destinies of this
Nation that, come November 2, we shall again
be denied the right to express the freedom Of
the vote!
Perhaps November 2 might be declared
day of city-wid mourning by the Commits
sioners.
r. LOMAx WELLS, M. D.
Evening star., 1948-10-19
Mr.. Ickes' Broadcast

To the Editor Of The Star:
The regrettable harangue over the radio by
Harold Ickes prompts me to say that
wonder just what price prompted Mr.. Iekes
to come out for President he could not serve
with. This man of taunts and criticisms
hardly has kept up to date. He mentions
Teapot Dome which has become the eye of
a needle compared to the cost OF greater
blunders Of the New Deal group in foreign
affairs. After reading articles by Sumner
Welles, Cordell Hull, william c. Bullitt, James
A. Farley and others, together with the writ
ings of Harry Hopkins, one asks one's-self:
What will turn up next?
CHARLES EDWARDS.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
PERSONAL,

VACATION at the Locust Level Farm, over
looking Sugar Loaf Mountain; "a mi; nortn
Seautifu1 S heripf sarroufndinss % eail MRS GREENE
Gaithersburs 330-J-1, Cedar Grove, Nd
stound rwum H for moths. It IS likely to come uI
full of holes when you get ready to wear
os this sto4,se ia To EgxsHrHE Eat. Hse pYE
WORK SPECIALIST corner Ga. and N H.
YYoUNG WORKING MOTHER wants to
place her bIue-eyed, healthy, lovable, 13-
temporariiy. mDisS,r Gl'' Unable to obtain accom-
ss :as ss as s9 sa %
PARK PARK 9ouR FOUR CAR in front of our door
hfRPy hHE DYE ERu WoRK fdyf sernsr Ca
@s cs Mss sPd RE ss ax s 5!ss sit
DRIVING LEssONs-Learn to drive with
ana saie5y aeGo in 1Sc
DRivING SCHOOL, asa5 Wilson bl.yd..
1on'Ef 1o'infioni ENJOY SSi LOOKING your 1ess-
s.smsn. Hsa nIs eysa q y ui ExeuIslTE@THE pys
WORK SPECIALIST, corner Ga. and N
Ro RkooM. BOARD for elderly people; care
tray. ,ray ma.d ssTa ssIyice' good food; nurses
iadies A alterations; ter So years ears exp eSperience
CUSTOM TAnoRS,- Ritz Camera Bldg.
SIS 18th st. NV, Room 200. =.
MOTHS PREFER SOnED GARMENTS
Our cleaning and cold storage guarantees
YOU fine garments in the fall. EXQUISITE
THE DYE WORK SPECIALIST, corner
Ga and N H., GE. 9777.
ssSsn sssis ss1 Ea.1s sss STUDENT 'iss:ss
WA 4649. Is
BALLROOM, private dining rooms and
special meeting rooms. now available tor
your dances. weddings. engagemsnts'
loRI HOTEL. 2IoS 18th st. n.v- Du.
7o1<, NI. Morse.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BABY SITTER, Soc hr.; 24-hr. duty. SO;
caii Ca i MISS RANDALL MI. s513.
time. Cali RE. 1855. IA
GIRL, colored, wishes work, Monday
through Friday; Call Sunday and M9n-
GIRL. colored. desires Job as general
houseworker or nurse-maid; ref, LU. S14O
GIRL, reliable. would like ladies' bundle
wash to do at home. Call after pm
GfsL, coiored. desires full or part time
heloer % or op'glaHi maid. GO. $3.50.
eSnerienced. eoiored. Ii. ea4o:
will do rufies, curtains. MI. s227.
1st-class; also cleans; wants
daywork; S5 day and carfare. Du. 55So
hand, desires laundry work
to do at home; experienced and reilaole'
NURSE: practical white. will consider any
sHF1NED sisfi ho Girl. r. eolored, employed days,
shildrea sli1 IleeD 3 Box shs s5sE ss ST Star 0e'
WOMAN, colored. settled. desires work
WOMAN, White. wishes cooking and
gh.w. in adult family full or part time;
WANTED. VACATION JOB As COOK, July
to Sept. Is; good refs. Call 8 to o.
WI 04SS, 10
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

VA ta drEs new csG 20
ffRxvisd fIS;E tU roR Ss1f Los K xssElFs, Rs june
Of s Deasf ss Eo fsSaa as6S sSfz Ext .c Pc
eoTFLs ahP { DRIVING to Mexico in early July
for vacation trip. desire , passengers to
asyf woAAS 6A S's Desires
ton to Seattle. Wash, or vic; aronnd and
YOUNG 1sSls; NAN. experienced driver: desires
radf points 'sfis alter july T s. share driyins and
aFe sTG6fST 5fafsssP'ss and f1ah Wife WI
exch. Box 200-E, Star, . ,.,,,r
SSse 5aSs 6 n4s +ssu.s sFysns ;as ssss tsss sssn
ssH5HG sTuDEST t1EsIREs trsnsp. to vicinity of
m dIiTins "se cH aoGas o9so Nom eve or there
DTiRsfI1v11NG TO BOSTON Thurs. or Fri, can
SKI Dkfviss easSf6seTsE fo DENVHk SHE Va S.
vain, yaS y DVT s1TTH. ENGNEER lasf Desires ride
sxn rs5as phe heS5 ow. yea s45e % or GL 1900, Ext ~
DRIVING TO FLORIDA July l. Buick Sc
dan; can take one passenger or couple.
GS 6RIyING ING MILWAUKEE, via Michigan,
10Th 10Th or or Goth: new studsbaksr de luxe;
wanted S ; RIDERS from wash. 2. G.
to Los Angeles. Calf. 20 June. Call GL.
1905 evenings after Pm or SUNDAYS:
ried couple take ,; new DODGE sedan.
m TWo BTREAU OF STANDARDS employss
desige vide 10 Asheville. N c.. on June 1S:
viii share expenses. Call Woodley 5s47
saiosiuNS G3N desires ride west; vill .hsrs
exoe1sSs and df1vtnS. VA. 1918. -1b
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INSTRUCTION COURSES,
ACCORDION; also other instruments;

ACCORDION; also other instruments; pvt.
lessons; instruments loaned for trial. For
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approved by GoysEnmsnt mel i
G9ILLEGE, 1si9 St nv p D1 aIt7e 17ss with
ease and safety in dgal;esn.Fo!sd ,Ss ssr
pfRIv1NG SCHOOL, sss5 wilson biyd:,
AUTo tStS'Gn LESSONS by experienced teacher,
senabIe rates Gail EN- 1858 ia :.
iarsest and most moderlly sauipged auto
patented dual eontyols; permits no ses9Ted 1Da
BEAUTY oPERAToks NEE6EDL,MSodeTGG r.
training in all subjects; day, night and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, 1910 N. Y:
ave. ME. 777S. Established 1918.
CONTRACT BRIDGE. Spec. summer courses.
Students social club. Prefer calls $3.50.
EX 1888 NEVA STOCK, cert instr.
SWIMMING LESSONS WANTED by young
man. Please state time available and fee.
LEARN LEA A LANGUAGE FAST. Reference.
After 2 hours start talking. Only native
instructors. Tel. supervisor in am, Ho.
PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTIONS in French
or Danish pastry or cake making: Guar
anteed to teach any in | lesson; Pay after
mastering it; So UP. RA. S56S.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CLERK K-sTENOGRAPHER, exp, desires
home. win deliver. Twining 1903. la
DRESSMAkING, design. remod., aitera- :
tions; eve gowns q speciality; reas. MiSS
BERT. 1880 Irving st, NV. Apt. T. AL
GIRL, attending GNU. wants part.tim
Job, afternoon or evenings. BOX 3nZ-E
GIRL. colored. desires JOB, waitress or
PRHCTICAL NURSE, colored, experienced,
desires maternity or baby care. Can sun;
SECRETARY- Y-STENOGRAPHER; over seas
assignment social or business; 10 years ex-
perience secretarial feld. Box 369-E' star.
sEC,Y-sTENo. degree; cap. assum. respon-
sitility, relieve execu. details. compose let.
ters; S55-S6O RE. 40S5, Apt. sos. IA
WOMAN, young; years retah ,.si saies msn. sn.
ager Of chain store ladies lies .LaI rsady,to-wear
YOUNG TJ LADY wishes position as compan-
ion to middle aged or elderly lady; cookils
Msshss!sn W. vs. Acceptable Cali sH =: S!7s
sYIo6uJNG sI6GJ LADY, age % twhite) experienced
in teaching science and math.. desires sum
mer work in laboratory or once. BOX y2@-
foSNG WOMAN. to take care of 2 or 8
children for employed mother during day.
COLLEGE WOMAN. exper.. hotel; hospital
ager; no typing; temp. or perm. Box 4-G
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HELP poMEsIlc.

G.H.W.. plain cooking small family, 81;
days; .s25; live in and refs. required
CIV. bethesda: 5h days: 1890 am
TIL after dinnr.; some Washing; no ironins
small home; 2 children; $50. AID. sI2l
G.H.W., exper.. 5Ka days wk,; no cooking
automatic washer. EN-. 1915.
CIV, take full charge Of large home
light ldry; help care with small child
must live in: good sal. to right person
Cali Pet, $50 an. and l pm: 9nls
Girl, white; to care for 2 children:
days; Sis. Call Ii. 4S6S after 5.,-l5
HOUSEKEEPER, white. for 4 to, weeks
beginning about July 1st; small FANNY
Nv. suburb; 5h-day week. good saIsrS
MAID, Tor s.hw; live in good home: Re;
liable person wanted. Ask for MRS
FISHER, GE. 0672 at 627 Delaneld pl
MAiD-G.Hw.. plain cooking, light laundry
one child .uoj,, no sunday; ndao s2a,6o .nd
MoTHERs HELPEk; liys in; ,,s small sBs .Btj.
dren; ample time on health card and rel
req: S15 wk. TR. 36s9., -l5
NURSEMAID, white, reliaole, eompiest
ref. req; S25 wk. EN-. 1887: IA
NURSEMAID for 1S-mo.-old boy; llghl
housework duties: ref. required: I'VE n
Thursdays and every other Sunday On
500 wk EN-. 52SS. Is
Evening star., 1948-06-14
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, exper: books started, sery-
ices; tax returns, statements auolts:, no
4ascSconNTASr. 4sSe ffssIA Expert: books started
ments. audits; reasonable. OR; 2o74 .,
ass!fsc Ss5b es q 2 's
ly experienced, aualified once MANAGE sa,ter
p1eparation pre- ration Of Of profit and loss and imam.
cial statements will consider part-time
clientele. No agencies need reply. Box
SII,Ei GHAErFEnR SEfh AND HousEMAN and gar;
sss dsner Ci Shts wo sss sssot a. Trustworthy :n'
Also bakery and catering exp. DE. 5s37
COLLEGE GRADUATE. 1s4s; bus admin;
sirss sais position in or out Of wash !. Box
ceeoSkkkEs. eeSk sEcY. !sp Fl; , Eng; Cen s,la, II
exss Es SSS sGf sSsE S.nts stse Work
Eatehman E.Rsman oT Mha other & isht @ wOPs fornsry
SlSf sa.Td sin ox g vss5s isss' experience 1e a,
position pesis ~ with established arm. Box 3S9.
ExEGuIIvE. sGeiujIIvE experienced. background O
abroad. involving administrator opera, ,eiar
With ndusral a2o.S or sa ava
abIe siIe short Snort notice. o BOX SAGE. Star. IA
HoUsEsMAN. experienced, all-around;; ref
fIsGf1 ffGaL cILEERReeessTTENoGRArHER. Ii eesT law stu.
Hsn' for iesai niHss experience. GL, 7sos. Is.
aetPe5 and pioducs. etsce' 'Hai pu es' ssss. " IA
MAN, coiored. wishes work Of any kind;
5Sm MS a.xlns GT esnss Rm until TR 'Sssag sssa sn'
MAN, colored. refined house cleaning. yard
work and odd Jobs, BY hour; references
FEubLiS married ,nnss ,iR: in;
so1 amot9uE 4a9p stan stan
ence in all phases of operation OF large
housing sites; references. BOX e.
SALES MANAGER AVAILABLE - Twenty
years continuously engaged In sales. mar.
keting. distribution. merchandising and
i've i've ned; excellent record and references;
Cambridge University honor graduate.
young. assressivs prefer to associats WIZ
area or where sales activity permits bead
quarters in washington. D. C., or Balt'-
more. Md. Box 361-E, Star. -l5
SALES. PRODUCTION. MANAGEMENT
representative on Government contracts
New car; no objection to travel; nom
drinker. Box 140-E, Star. 16'
YOUNG MAN. colored; college student;
wants work from June Is, to Sept. /;
handyman or maintenance; free to travel
If necessary. ME-. 5aO4.
YOUNG MAN, veteran. recently returned
from Japan, desires clerk-typist work
| Overseas considered. Experienced. excel
lent references. Box 157-E, Star. Is
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT, general clerical
| library assistant. Investigator. ETC. de.
bred b. school teacher. ls. 1oz s32,A
Bar. 1e'
Evening star., 1948-06-14
HOME IMPROVEMENT coMPANIE.

ADDITIONS. Al home improvements from
e pas HaMTos e ao co% shs' co., So RE
ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS, redecoratins,
siding and roofing; first class work only;
AL work guaranteed: free estimates; in BE. Pc.
hssds only ehsYy e. Ghfss s rnf se svs W.
sxSi'i ATTENTioSs vi SsGii HOME owNERs-Any work.
ESR .S Too n cay sa oF "a
AwN1sGs. sss sqS t'nai Observation-Disclosures avn.
nhea CUMMING IN ne SsRsd snsme aa
stallation; easily financed. For full de-
xskl%s tas sssl II HoME aE42 2sERv-palntns, PAPER
to s root: .eas. ca Or. 7soo. IA
BUILDING. new construction. remodeling
: 5-yssssSs ysss period or ionssr: free sstims.ss
sBHLLDozER Sc FOR HIRE. contract It or
eann e!sf1,nE THE H HYpALE e coNTRscToRs today
for reas, estimates on all home improve
sn 5ens sna speeas ssnGse VS. %a sss ss's N is
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. dasstones.
terraces walks ehimness' irspases, .s,s &C.
pipe drainage; all kinds OF ,Taterproofng
eSNCRErk Md Ksfkys seps sSsS drve
ways, Small Jobs a speciality. HY. S$sl.
CONCRETE woRk-can US for for walks, =. K.
culverts, precastins PRuTTT CONSTITUTE
TON TIC CO. Gon9Estte 1nst Contractors Aie'an-
Gen GENERAL Raj REPATRs and remodelns of
homes and buildings, all types; prompt
service E L. MILLER 1886 18th st. NV.
Floor sERyICE-Nothing but the best;
laying. sanding, finishing. cleaning par
fss' essasssRi s!ais e n:Rsi sia Wssoh:
HONE iio fyei iREMoDELiNSG. rec. rms, .ttics,
pliances. Altico wall tile all colors: rubbe r
tile flooring; free estimates. SUBURBAN
Ga2ETsvipE a9ETTs G9 US s$Ss sfYs G. eSss e.
work as euaranteed; monthly terms; free esti.
pstsS VA S4sS days or evenings dhs nrces
Phons Fs. ss5a. AHss Ask if'iFF for Mr.: Wills:
pAPER1NG AND PAINTING. general re-
81 82 S'se WE hsYiSS 81
81 General Tsps
Of all kinds; bars and rec; rms; q specially
SaSk So MAf1INGesl sNes JUS Us foF E your eu home
modelling. We do cement driveways, car;
pentery, painting. stone and brick wall
and additional rooms. SUBURBAN RE-
MODELLING CO. WI: 1873. If
NATIONAL DECORATING CO.-For gen.
eral home improvements from cellar to
roof. cali ST. 1855 for. free estimates and
assistance in making plans; small monthly
payments If desired. III
ALL KINDS REPAIRING, remodeling, new
construction, carpentry painting, SCREEN
ng. waterproof1ng brick and cinder block
and concrete Free estimates. Work guar
snteed. AUSTIN T.. QUICK CO.. co.
34Sl -1Q
DO YOU WANT frst-class work done ,rea-
sonably fpainting and paper hangingl
ARTHUR THOMPSON. MA. S697 and GE.
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r. A HUMPHREYS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

a.S asc koPAK sSS Bs oUETSS9mDf Et hS@: ssps
Bulbs and hundreds Of ace. Buy on credit
PupFo e5S ea s6ePfY save 5ss to SS: gPTwN x
AectEssoRiEsS for TAs your + Camera, darkroom
or movie ou OF
Rangefinders, nlms., color f.ms, photo
mope naRefs em We BUY and rsds Do
.4;tss Ssssies ,sss e.. r.
psarl treble G ssq snd bass switches; like nsw;
AGGoR613S AGO 9IfS cay Wurssr s,ss 2o aI"a ssss
ADDING MACHINE, practically nsw, r, C.
Allen. hand-operated; walnut ONCE de;k
and chair; very reasonable ar5 5anl Ca! 81 .2'
ADDING MACHINES. new Corona, Alien,
Rem, Rand, used; any make; hand elec;
ssss ssV &C. ;5' 4g@s Ess'Rs Week !sf D F:Ras & ?P
AbDING ADD : MACHINES tsl. new and used:
rsss6e roashs SfST Monroe 0'fs Barrel vietor sand
sFNTRA ssFsnd s1y1 srYpEWsTER ans qg & &N Fl sesns Ma
sscosD s!s5 ~ gS5Ss hD sss5 g5es1Sfs e.
$3.50: csT OF; 99ls days, DE. 1878
nfh's aHk 'coN61TioSfk sHS sH3sffs phlco York hD;
walnut case; recently oyerhauied and very
ef,sie1t; sas5ifes 500 TIE o1Gs ,l4 ,l,a
adR tyos perfest sr oes os Bedroom
), sl4a. why suffer from heat' 6ool aoa 9th
A,- coND1r1oNERs-several sizes and
Rts BstSesda q Md issEErHEsbA EfEe Co. VII
Air coNDI1IoNERs-Nev phileos sna
aaitS q u makes rali ins,sIs.lO1 q M t.9a sna
sepsns 6asgyoN Ss'yo Il en- sps R REoYsR since 1870
ful: fun sIss t's5s aeya oWNER. eli. o45S. ~
ANTIQUE TEAPoTs. suEar bowls: sgps.
asffaf Ra.ss @ sssinst M sss,
s36; loysseat, s35; table. china mise.
sNST1oUEs-solid sisSH cherry spool desk. also
solid cherry drop-leaf table; reasonable.
cs aN1fauE SE s42o soFa f. aolsa eoonis $50 snieid
back. Completely restored in muslin. S2oS-
ANT1ooGE SOFA. pine corner cupboards
sie5ss Moss INTERIORS, INTERIORS ss4o Macarthur sivd.
hGTo SEAT coyERs-special sale gus;
tom tailored aU-dber for most lgAb-4L-5s
cars $685.: Installed free. LESSlNS AUTO
SEAT COVER CO.. 1909 l4th st - ~
AWNiNSs-2oo for windows, used. good
condition, khaki color. no sides, all sizes;
81 up; no exchange. refund or installation.
RE4gTo9EiR RsST o9EiRKfAsEs III sIs s.orkline scale and
bassinette: excellent condition; cheap. RA.
s;gs sss sslss 1855 a sns
s239s; high chairs. slQ9s; = =strollsrs.
sSclusiveiv. BERGER's. 3412 I4th, st.
NV DU 3444; open evenings 1t
BABY CRIB, stroller, tricycle., high chalrI
misc; also sun lamp, cedar chest and
desk; Gs. II. 27s4. -,,... ,l.s..
chair and several other items; reasonsote.
Call vi 1874 after 8 pm. Up
BATHTUBS. new and used: basins toilets
showers, stalls. pipe. BLOCKS 3ooo M
BATHTUBs. new and used, built,in, !ssi !ssi
SALES CO, 2237 Ga. ave. NV. 60
BED, double Hollywood; excel. condition;
$3.50. cau eve. ME. a477. Apt 100.
BED LEGs-Holiywood beds can be nads
from your coil or box springs. we instak
sligo 1871.
CONTINUED on Next Psss>
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES tcsns.j.

kEpAtNS AMI S6HNtSeS NSSssss.s
nSoF T1Isd Iaak' c Tas %apD ssfa5 Tfs spa
ROOF REPAIRS. cutters. downspouts, It's az ~
Service. sepes 'nS MR. WRIGHT. Fno RA. S4ze, lis
slate, Stag and tin roofs. general sheet
metal work, suffering and downspouts; m no
money down, 80 months to pay CAL iR
sTSNr sSsSi fTsf Tr.asroAE sss AND Hc4EMMnESrspe
cializing in stone retaining walls ana nas- Il.
mssss sasps siks sa jERR9 ssssrs AZ &c esass 'e'
TRASH AND ASHES, moved. Easements
and bsekyards cleaned; .RA; r.; II ia7sa ssa,,,,.a
All work guaranteed. RE. li77. UNITED
TxEX TxREXR5n G3 sis .spers a4sh r.pssns
now % With lynn Lynn JEWELERs. no r st. NV.
FhEns an tSI Machines
paired or completely overhauled IN eye.
nings. Cali after 8 pm, CHI. 316b or, At
AL All KINDS cARPENTER REPAIR work
j. II. IoWLER. N: 1886.
DON'T WAIT until the rush season. We
repair all makes furnaces and stokers. "a
work guarsnteed. DI 1851. is.
Call US for nisht cleaning, No JOB o,ee TOO
sR14aEas eSlsaEs Dss,lIss ass, etc COLLINS
NEWLY BUILT HOUSES washed down;
GARLAND MCINTYRE, 4Oa K st. NV.
EX. 1923: call to pm.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

AMBASSADOR ENVIRONMENT SERVICE
ea4 st. o. Nv" rsde sa'e Ssss s5
sionist Gj. 500: steno lf9. .lsFsl, $500;
comm.; @an INIT interSieWers WE'VE %. $500. " have
many openings for typists, bookkeepers,
reputable firms paying top salaries. See
a III 9hs ssissS II
competent stenographer or typist for
hsl5 day full IL day, ssas or longer call MISS
,s sasaU sRs as agency posons hsn' "a
] Colorado Buiidine. l 4th and 6. RE. 393s.
Bo0KKEEPER %. $50 wk;; day; exper; e1,;;
under aS Silver spTns d
Mach mac sas epl W vs uf[eosAi is the tine
sonNEE 81 Sf!is SERVICE. SERVICE 1911 st. NV. NA.
MAN, col. edu, sa45; exper meeting pub
lie, sales ability salesman. under 30, car
furnished. start $50 wk.; elec. engr.: high
M En- Low rs eIsF9 5h s. nw r0K RE
MEDICAL TEcHNIcIAN sm). civilian
ssa hass ss sseshsn sS e9.n rm expen snd
6 st: nv MA: 2l15.,
ss15 ~ pret pste and
$500; secretary, INSURANCE exper:. $50
wk. up. Hundreds OF other openings
Est. 30 yrs. Thousands placed in the
Miss White, at BoYD'S. 700 18th. MA.
SECRETARY. $50 wk. up tm): neat. alert
young man; steno. to lea1n q bus. $500;
Reeper. Rfs n'fiii fuii ehs chg So sE; bookkespins
hourly. See Mr.. Ford or Miss Bell. oldest
agency In D. c.. Entire BLDG. over zlot,
nlsfs' T sIS. NS cor sa$s i$sh and G. soYDs' 700
future: night hotel clerk-typist, $40:
mach. OPT: 5000: See Miss pay oIr Miss
VAcATioN SEC'Y Il, $50 wk.: several
needed various salaries: part-tme stenog..
day hrs. only; exceptional openings for
stenogs. and typists: See Miss Bond
18th St NV, RE. 2S2s.
JOB HUNTING
Offering selective placement service
for those seeking the better jobs with
reputable ORGANIZATIONS.
II you are in the employment market,
we invite you to discuss your problems
WAITER H KEssLER PERSONNEL
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BUSINESS SERVICES.

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL men
why pay once rent? Complete mail and
secretaries for a few cents a day. Con-
fdential. 1424 K st. NV. Rm. 302. RE
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MOTOR TRAVEL tcsns. y.

COLLEGE BOY wants . ride to Omaha
penses. Cali OF. s475.
COUPLE DRIVING TO LINCOLN. Nebr. .
lime 81; take .; references EXCHANGED
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WE HAVE FTRST-CLASS colored help, full
Or part time: also day workers v, Cal Call
SERVICE. 1853 Wallach ,pl. NV. -15
WE HAVE ALL TYPES Of experienced do
mestic help. Call DE. 6645. lie -,
RELIABLE DOMESTIC WORKERS.; all
types of jobs. NATIONAL HOME SERVICE,
1117 You st. NV, CO. 640S, co. $3.50.