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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-18

cents a name and that he was not responsible for the dopey questions. So I let it go.
 But he sure got mixed up when I told him that I have three chil- dren. Then he asked me how many were born to my wife. Be- ing an absolutely truthful person, replied, two" Now he could not ask me where the other one came from because I am not the fifth person. He is required to ask certain questions only of every fif- tn person.
 So, the record does not show where the third child came from = must be a cabbage.
 I have used the statistical ab- stract of the United States" these many years, but if they gather their statistics the way I saw it, then never again! The Chinese used to get their population by counting chimneys and multiplying by five. That must be where the census got the idea of asking questions of every fifth person.
 Then he wanted to know what I did most of last week I could not tell him. I did some things last week of very confidential nature. The constitution guaran- tees me the right to pursue happi- ness.
 The cenSis taker explained that he was not concerned with that. So it turned out that what he really wanted to know was wealth CT I worked or was unemployed and I wanted to know why he did not ask me just that.
 He never asked me how long I was married to the same woman, that probably being reserved for the fifth person But he did want to know what my wife was doing last year. So I said that so far as I know she was my wife. That was apparently not the answer ex- rected. He went at it another way to discover whether she was unemployed. I insisted that all wives are unemployed.
 They ought -o ac- a salary. They might ask for a 40-hour week. That would be troublesome, time and half. And is it work If wife has to go to a show hat she doesn't like because the husband likes it? And how much should she be paid for saying that t is a good show just to please lim?
 At seven cents a name, the young man could not tell me. He only could ask what they asked him to ask and that was unimportant.
 Of course, while he did not ask ne whether was married or single or divorced, he did have an tenn about electric lights, radio and similar trivia.
 I volunteered the information that we have a dog, but he was not interested I thought that that nioht get him another seven cents But he did want to know what our gas and electricity bill was.
 I said to him. 'As one who has so deal with statistics, I find that lou did not ask one important question. Except for your listing of he names, there is no accuracy.
 have to deal with vital statistics laily. Yet, you are not gathering hem. You have not asked me low many wives I have had or how long I have been married Asking that of every fifth person does not help An average is useless n such matters. We need facts md we are paying for facts. When your census bureau issues hem as facts, they will be approx nations only. They might even cad to false conclusions. You as m economics student ought to re- alize that"
 But seven cents a name!
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BLOOD TEST WILL DISCOVER CANCER,
 SCIENTISTS FIED

ATLANTIC CITY, lI.J., April 18 -IR-A new blood test is 986 per- cent accurate in detecting the pre- sence of cancer, four researchers have reported.
 The test is one of a half dozen new ones. all based on findings that cancer does something to human blood.
 The hope is that this test, or ont
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T H E SEE DAY S
GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY
THE FIFTH MAN

A very nice young man, student of economies, dropped in to see me. He was the census taker.
 He wanted a list of all who live here. which gave him. Two person in my family are Nisei, that is, American citizens of Jap- anese ancestry. To me, and ac- cording to the law, they are Ameri- cans. He wanted to know what they were by race. Before I would tell him what they are by race, I wanted to know why he did not ask me what I am by race, or my wife or children.
 If he got into that, he would have to take course in anthro- rology because we have more races cf man around here than the United Nations!
 Then I realized t..at the poor economist was only getting seven
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SUICIDE WATCH

LOS ANGELES, April 18-tN-A suicide watch was placed on John N. Grant today as police advanced love triangle theory for the near bombing Of a plane carrying Is persons, including his wife and two children.
 Grant. 32, was placet, under strict guard after it was found he had torn strips of cloth from his jail- cell mattress in an attempt to make a moose, Detective Jack Guldstone said.
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Fresh Milk Sale
 Banned ir1 Manila

MANILA, April 18 = R = The Health Department at Baguio, Phil ippines summer capital, today ban ned sale of all fresh milk. Twenty five persons became seriously ill, he department said, from ice cream made of fresh milk containing DOT powder.
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W-A-N-T ADS
FOR SALE

NEW LISTINGS-Seatter Tract, two houses, $12,OO0 for both. Front house bedrooms, living room, diningroom, sunporch, backporch, large kitchen. House in rear has 2 apartments, 3 bed,l room and one bedroom. Beau- tiful view. Income from all three $150 Move into any part and let the property buy itself. NEW LISTTNG-92O 18th St. Two houses, one bedroom each. Part ly filled. Good business location Or home, between new school site and planned shopping center. $6,000.
 NEW PRICE-2, mi. Glacier High remodeled, furnishedJ basement way, 2 bedrooms, floor furna... large yard on beach. $6,50o. Terms. !2 BEDROOM year old. Pri- vately built home on Behrends Ave. Unfurnished but with full
 electric kitchen equipment. Fire
 place Medium priced. Terms. BUILDING LOTS-Cedar tract and the highlands. A good choice is still available.
 APARTMENT HOUSES-8 to 4 units, A financial is available to responsible parties showing in- vestment return on these prop
 critics.
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FOR SALE

DOUGLASS: ALMOST NEW 3-bedroom home
 beautiful view; hardwood floors,
 garage. BUILDING suitable for business
 and apartment combined; center
 of business district. NEW, FILA. financed, 2-bedroom
 home; unfurnished. BEDROOM furnished full con-
 crete foundation; near bus facil-
 ities. JUNEAU: S3,7 ,750 takes small, 2-bedroom home,
 completely furnished. ST 7,5O0-1- bedroom home beautifully
 furnished; excellent view. .2-BEDROOM home adjacent to
 small boat harbor; furnished. BEACH PROPERTY: Well constructed, completely fur
 nished beach cabin; wonderful
 view. ACREAGE: About 8 miles from Juneau. good
 house. BOATS: 26-foot cabin cruiser; new Chrysler
 110 Grown motor; sell or trade
 for car or beach property. THE CLARICE-can be seen for few days at small boat harbor. MJ1RpHY K MIYRpHY
 REALTORS ACCOUNTANTS Phone 676 over First National Bank
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BUILDING LOTS-Four lots at 9th and Park. Two lots adjacent, l block above boat shop, Greek Church site, $500. Douglas one lot across Douglas school, basement already dug, 5000. Three within block DeHart's store at Aux Bay. $1,000 and $1,50C.
 NEW LISTINGS-2 bedroom, re- modelled beach home, mi. Gla- cier highway. Basement, view windows, furnished. S7,0OO. NEW TERMS -$1, 500 down, $100 month, takes S6,300 house Basin Road. Fuli basement, four bed- rooms, view. Owner finance. 9th at KENNEDY-3 bedroom. 3 childrcn's play rooms separate, large llvingroom, diningroom, din- cite. An cid fashioned, comfort abe house, swings and sandpile for kids. Across street from pub- lie playground. 2 blocks from hospital, blocks from schools. View of harbor. $8,6OO. VERY SMALL one person house. Basin Road. $2,25O cash or $2,- ooo tclins T @mS SA~ & = Y SUMMER CABIN with beach, Lena Cove, $2,4O0.
 BEACH HOME, fireplace, bed rooms, basement, large yard workshop, modern kitchen ana bath. Make offer.
 ELFIN COVE, rooms, dock, $1 400. DOUGLAS PLAYGROUND, remod- eled Spruce Corp. house, 2 bed- rooms, livingroom, kitchen, bath, storm windows. Nice bright little house for only $4,5O0. 1948 HUDSON COMMODORE, I door Sedan, cost $2,983. 5 rev tires, new upholstery, new psint, new valves, springs and guides. Trans. and clutch overhauletl. $1.- 425, this week only. 36 FOOT TROLLER, g it. beam,
 double ender, 30 Palmer en- zine. ONLY $2,50O for quick sale owner has job in Anchorage waiting.
 SMALL HOUSE to be moved. 1Ox12 suitable for short batchelor or tall kid. Can be moved on truck $75.
 NEW MAYTAG, new THOR wash- ing machines; new EUREKA vac- uum cleaner; new QUAKER and DUO THERM ranges; ALL SIZ. ES WINDOWS. DOORS, BATH TUBS. CHARCOAL BROILER for 8 steaks ideal for summer cabin or home or restaurant. $175.
 PETER WOOD $ AL E s A c E N O Y SEWARD AT MARINE WAY
 To1nphooo o1f
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LARGE SIZE Lang restauran,
 range. Contact Cleo Corners at City Dock. 460-tf
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l11A FLAT BOTTOM red cedar skiff with oars $45.O0. Write Box 2353 or phone 38 76-tf
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SEVERAL Large ana Small Dta.
 monds. Perfect stones. Bargain. prices at the First National Bank. 3S ii
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M. s. RELIANCE. 52 it. motor sail-
 CT, diesel powered. See at end float No. l, small boat harbor.
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ONE INNER spring mattress, like new. Ph. Douglas 343. 69-tf
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1948 GMC F ton pickup, 4 speed transmission, ply tires, 1t
 bed, deluxe cab, must go. Make offer. Ph. 707. 56-tf
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" IlLIAM W ! N \

Office in Alaska Credit Bureau
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DON'T BUY a sales talk. Reroof
 with beautiful aluminium shingles at actual cost of material and labor-Warde A. Johnson. Ph. 8l.
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SITUATIONS MEh

ACCOUNTANT desiring change will
do your bookkeeping and tax returns
part time, OR. 2074.
ACCOUNTANT-OFFICE MGR, BIC.
S.; degree. Is yrs. exper., resale,
wholesale and const. Box Isle,
ADMHrNIsTRArIvE AssIsTANT-sRsc.,
college grad, ,acctg. major, young,
sgle., exper. steno., desires position
with future Box GOLD star. "a
CLEANING OFFICE or in parking lot
colored man wishes Job; exp; ref.
Ii. 3-SS74. 23s
FARMER or caretaker in Va. or Md; /;
exper dairyman; general farmer.
HoTEI HteIrfG.ei NIGHT M SIf CLERK. Trans. Mss and
PIX; local exper.; middle age. NO.
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT, college saad.,
yopnns' ssle., desires position with
~ 4: frm. Box GOOD, Star. 24s
LINOTYPE operator desires perm.
POSITION, Pos exper.. in newspaper and
ioo work; can furn. ref; willing to
NttI.aMyel. AK, 166 any time. 23s
" evenings, 4:30-11:3O. Call
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FLOOR SANDERS

Two s-inch Clark, two 5-inch CLARK
edserS; skill saws, mall saws, Ia
mp. elec. motors Day, phone 8 An
E, e 4 ag51 Pin1'' 10. a-ss79; night. b9 phone
ga ~: e.: sss s.. Ri slts %ss
FRiGipAIRE. io-cubic-foot box. like
new; new $ls5 $s, cash and you move; call
FURNIIURI-Full-sizs innersp. mat,
rnsser oven p91 Etb sREIns Sro.s
sofa bed ia: 4-0ssl. 90
Phiieo refsr., chlld's bedrm. outfit,
ss.s sshsr r.9s.s mise isenf. a4ss Ms reasonable
Fyks14STF s ga I1' %esirs i.ssss So and essir
FTkkrTgkE-Thrss rooms complete.
FtuRSiT1kk t5 srT1i Z - cem,l... s.rm. ns Set;
m9d:rn; saPps Perfect condition; sacrtacs.
FURNITURE - Used dining room
pc. walnut. odd solid maple china
closets. new mattresses, all sizes;
sid CHASER, ADMIRAL FuRNTrURE,
1908 7th st. NV, corner N. Y. ave
SUANA1 OM6-SOl2, lounge Chalr
with matching ottoman, channel
back chair, bleached mahogany
wood. SS5; in very good cond. IA.
1887. ga
FURNiTURE-Sofa and chair. Gus.
tom slipcovers, $50; 222 Audrey
1as Ar lo6 elss;nano5 em.s G1.r, "a.
tional sofa, club chair. with slip
covers and draperies to match df
desiredD: occasional mahogany IA
bles and lamps; l949 Tv console.
Westinghouse radio combination
o. In part. sacrifcs. Tu. 2534.
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SITUATIONS WoMEh

BoOKKEEPER, experienced. able to
TAX taks trial balance and to prepare
had experience In management OF
tyDins. cH. 7s4i. ewes ewes. ''er' or ssts ats
CHILD CARE wanted by white girl;
live out; $50 per wk. Call all day
cSMPASloNs Mei stsV; to !. wholesome mHs person;
nurse. BOX a57-D, Star. as. Gu
GIRL. colored, wants Job as typist,
nGnd maid In beauty shop; exper. NO
GIRL desires work as elevator oner-
ator; dry-cleaning clerk or in clean
GRAD. iA onis PRAcT. Hti iIsti NURSING; hospital
training; excellent ref: wishes ma
tern,ty naIty or convaleseent case. NO.
LADY-settled; will care for invalid
NJ: n; =: J6NEs' 81 RID. No /, ! Bog * 8;
NURSE, practical, ezper,. housekeeper-
PRAcTffceAiLn T. Nurse. TR; sSsSc ,eolored. DO any
type nursing. Children or invalids
Io.l2 hours. Ay; 4Os5.
PRACTICAL NURSE. neat: colored
k! !aoudIS' SpeCldllzed IN cnllo care
also college graduate; good recon
mendations; willing to live in, and
tree to leave city. Box 26s-D. Star
"a
PRACTICAL NURSE wants day work
sEAMsTREss. alteTationss:' s. power ma
chine experience. Ii. 3-5697. "a
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, IL
years exp. construction. architect
ensineering; eficient: available i'm
mediately. Box 24S-D, Star. 23s
WOMAN. white, with exp, would like
apt. managing or PIX operator
DI 6914 23s
WOMAN seeks evening or night work;
counter and hotel experience; adapt
able and reliable. LO. 3-7O21. 23s
WANTED by a mature worker. with
over 30 years experience as a ste
nographer and typist in secretarial
general once routine; q part-time
position. at $1.50 per hour. Box
2a3-D. Star. 23s
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PERSONALS Cont

LOVING CARE for child in licensed
suburban home; large yard with play
cHN cHeaNsip9eGt RpGeoMoTpSrE7 "a a79@ female psfsnt S$s
lawn, etc; licensed private home
TIE KITTY JAY sCHooL-Nursery
Kin RhndergsTten' sysa hot lunch trsan,sp
v2GANCY 2Gi NS:s0' in nursing nome; 24l 241nr
enrs.ne ssssa 81 sare sose 5sen'sd By county and
SLIGO DAY NURSERY-We now have
q few openings lor children, age.
Ia to 5 yrs. transportation, hot
so nHsFi iss and N laFse Hampshre Raz sTeunds ane
VACANCY in convalescent home
cheerful room. good food tray serv-
,EWIsH iss T1oR REgT gT. HnME@Mnrs.s HH E33gs; ID,
sth St: NV. GE. 97s9. "a
NURSING, HOME vacancy. next tc
BATH bath and porch. Kind, 24-hr. care
FUR GARMENTS remodeled to capes
fnest workmanship; reas.: # free r. stor.
LADIES-We can tailor you a suit
from surplus mems suits. 2l1a
T. !! ave. ne; co. s414. -25
thOhNC1s N.W.-LdQy, Z4-nr. nurS'
ing care, tray service, beaut. view
and rm.. pvt. bath. Wo. 9267. -25
PERMANENT. S4: shampoo anc
sS5 MAsYNs Nas 'gs sEAGTY G9 Ys00e1oIIsefs eoLIfaE
GILMARTiN SCHOOL offers the best
IN pre-school training; in homelike
ExcEIIENT, full M time s1s Care for 70 you,
child chi oog, in my home; large yard
WHiTEHALL sANAToRIuM has some
private and semiprivate vacancies
for ambulatory or bed patients;
"a hour trained nursing care; own
ed by physician who is in daily
attendance. FA;: O643; 80
VACANCY for elderly lady, good food
and care. 1st-flr. garden entr
Reas. rates. SH. 4O14 90
LEA ENGEL, DREsSMAKER
OF 5th Ave-. N. Y. can solye any
too hard to do. Custom made. re-
styling. alterations. Centrally 10
Phone Elk. 1908.
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SITUATIONS MEk tcsns.,

MAN. IAN soiorea; " red. RET refined. desires posi-:
church; WIN entertain in homes
MAN. SO. Gideon. 81 yrs. Govt. serv.,
desires clerical. typing, etc. HACK
NEY' 1882 z. Capitol ST.. FIR. 5o94.
MAN-colored. wishes lob as por-
exp; best reference. AID. 2665.
MAN. eolored. aged 81 desires job
sSs4ts seSs souSssin as. BkSRs SSV thru. sat L
GILMAN. long experience chief ac-
countant major CO.. seeks manager-
ial position with aggressive dealer or
distributor; Box 233-D. Star. 25'
Ien Fl G fnd N pssssns aa ae:5ss nn.
Box 259-D, Star. 23s
PLUMBER, about 90 years exp. as
foreman: also general knowledge Of
RHsIpRSr M %ANaSERs Sas;R s'a5 JOB: ex-
change for 2-bedroom apt. plus
sraduate student. BOX Good star.
ENGINEER wants Job
lent record; rsf; and exper. on re-
guest. Box 1868, Va. Tech. Sta tion,
Blacksburs, Va. 24s
CoNST. SUPT., union. yrs. of exp,
Al types Of construction. Box 2s2-D,
WATCHMAN OR GUARD, by en.r-
getic, non-drinkine white man: can
furnish bond. Ii. 4-O4iO. 22s
substantial sales position calling on
Govt. agencies. Box 23O-D, Star. 25s
YOUNG MAN. colored, End cook, 8
yrs. exper. with references, wishes
job as cook, RA. 1869. "a
GRADUATING. CONSTRUCT. TECH,
avail, June, local phone TIE. 9376,
or R. v. THOMAS, N3 Oretoopa,
OAMc, saltwater, Okla. 23s
COL: GRAD, MA. honors, awaiting
civil serv. appt., wants 2 mo. empl.,
newspaper, sales. ONCE; adaptable.
Gil. 4775. 23s
MAN with children wants
JOB as caretaker. Phone Daleview
BUILDER and engi-
neer, wishes position In real estate
development or management. Call
COLoRED MAN desires position as
bellman or ianitor; can travel.
HO. O3S0. -22
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RADIO MEN-Complete sellout of
radio shop: test equipment. riders,
tubes. condensers and other neces-
sary shop parts, tools, cabinets, etc.
2 to vh original price: AMBASSA-
DoR; Pc Dr.. now nov ssI2 Baltimore ave.
HAVE sGi s1o,o 90 senssa ana Is Ye; Years sue
cessful marketing experience to in
vest in business needing this
combination: Business must be
located in Washington Metropolitan
heodsh aasa SE r4sSa Ass ss. 'ss & issna
SHOE STORE. children's, excellent
NV. neighborhood location. Low rent,
RfsfAGRAN1ls SHsf efSs s91 mdtSHb Sp star est 2s
years, 100000 year bus. Rent,
$4,000 cash. Box 258-D. Star. 27s
MANUFACTURES OFFERS outstand-
ing opportunity to. responsible per-
sh,,Ih son Ior nigh i.,,ea earnings serving eS-
advertised necessity. mo selling)
Can be handled in (part spare
time) and developed into full time.
Pays APPROX. $50 per week up. Re-
sy, ssT snd srs sI5oo Pleasing
cash investment, which is secured.
personal interview. Box se4-D, star. ar
GOLF DRIVING RANGE. excellent
ahead; s9.5o0; y down. or $3.50
cash. Inquire 6 pm. Fri. 21. to 10
pm. Sun, 80, 9sOs Bait. blvd. Phi.
TO- 62ao. No details over phone. pho.
BOOMING HOUSE businesses wanted
Il have several buyers that want
places near U. 9. Capitol Phone
or see Mr: Revetts, with EDWIN L.
F1aLY t}sanirs E9uIPfLD n1sn1 PEI . synthstic dry
4aaNss tzast,ys pST9.DOsl,ien' sass Cali u M.
RooMTNG HoUsEUWest North Capi-
small arts.; 1 ! rms. 8 baths; auto.
lease lease; GOD Income nso 0 in 'ehii fuinisuye tye:
esynens mt Re. ssis. A1SA cAAAPMxR NAN
SANDWICH SHOP. small. well To-
Gated; viii sell or lease, on excel.
bilities: small investment. HARRY
W. GOLDBERG. Attorney. Ma. 35ls.
NV. BAR-GRILL. busy cor, liz. lie.
old est. bus: nr. .lge. Govt. OF. bldg.
and project; good trade; bus. mostly
OWNER, TU. 4344. -23
INSURANCE BUSINESS for sale, all
or spare time. Good OPP for young
lawyer or law student. Box 265-D
SPACE AVAILABLE for iewelry, radio
or watch repairs. Flat rental or
percentage. ST. 9S35. -23
WANT TO BORROW $1,000 to
$4,000 for expansion of established
speciality shop: references, security.
Box 251-C. Star -33
YOUNG MARRIED MAN. college
graduate will buy outright or will
invest cash and his services in any
kind of going business. Write full
details. Box 347-c. Star. ga
BAKERY STAND 1874, 5th and K st..
market, can be bought; reasonable:
owner going into other business. 22s
ISN'T 1T BETTER TO BUY where
your investment Is safe? SAM
SHANTKER B. CO.. ST. 3707. 20.
3-4172. so
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

BROADCASTING and television writ
Ing and production taught in small
classes and private lessons; new
full and partial Scholarships; short
summer course for writer's and ac-
yors. NATIONAL ACADEMY or
BROApCASTING, 1898 l6th st
ture. all subjects taught Approved
BY Government for CT training. day
and evening classes. WAR-FLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910 q st nv
FORMER UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTOR
will tutor high school and college
math. SH. 1853. ia
BUILDING TRADES. home study;
over 400 other courses; vet. ap.
proved. /. c, s., Room 210, Bond
Building. Call Me. Sl66.
BRICK MASONRY COURSE-Appli-
cants accepted now for morning and
afternoon sessions. A few openings
available at present. Nonveteran ap-
plicants invited. Reasonable pay
aS--you-go" tuition fees. White and
colored accepted. CARVER VOCA-
TIONAL INSTITUTE. 1S40 14th st
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we take pride in rendering Drompt
efncient service.
ANGLE IRoN-Reinforcing rods and
beams, al sizes. JOSEPH SMITH 4
SONS INC 1913 senninE I'd. ne
ANTIoUE-Esrly Victorian lovessst,
finished. WI. 5145.. .-23
ANTIQUE chests. tables, desks; IN
r.dsenT lsasa adsh rssDRfsy Drsss ssS
Wisconsin ave. NV. a3s
ANTIoUEs-6 pc. washbowl set. $a5;
ror' $50; lamps SEQ ea.; Wo. OILS
ANTIQUES. Victorian lady's chair and
reasonable; 46os Chelsea lane, Be.
ANTioUEs-Wainut drop-leaf Hepple.
pine ss5 slsnkst chest. a-draVer. SO,
AATtaTss. M SUES. GFANDMAs Gfs SHOP, cse 5000
Conn. ave, ch. ch. Lake.. Nd
ANTIQUES. NEW SHOP. specializing
in early American pine and .acces.
series iDr we hays parEinE sad brows
eEsToRs eisefs e sHor. e sun aais Z Bel + kss AS
Bethesda. is-bik. of Georsetowr
AMI Fl pI s5RrLus 5si4 e.nvas-vaii Tas Ten,
Axe. new. SIS. Cali sH. 42Te.
cars: JOSEPH SMITH & SONS, INC,
3619 Benning I'd. ne. ga
BABY CARRIAGE and car bed, good
condition; both for $40. GL. 65S4
BABY CARRIAGE, Whitney steere-
ma tic, excellent condition, S25; mat.
tress included. GE. 2401.
BABY CARRIAGE. ike new; Collier.
Keyworth with mattress. OW. 1881
BABY CARRIAGE-Hedstrom de luxe
and pad. like new; play pen with
mat. in good cond.; Val Pec suiter
excel. cnnd. TIE. S3S" -S3
BABY .CARRIAGE-Carry Cab. d.
luxe. blue lining, pad. new cond
conv for travel: also bathinette
Detecto de luxe baby scales; 9x1c
price. CORR'S BICYCLE STORE
$685. III. ave. NV. 24s
BAKERY SHOWCASES. National easf
regs., Thompson bread moldeT
racks, Taylor freezer, other bakery
items. PITTLE's BAKERY. 503t
sGqahooM G9nn sys oHiPffs, NfPfis e.s,p., sS sIk,
pipe cut and Threaded: everythin.
Ia plumbing. ATLANTIC CO.. Soi
v st. NV. NO. 3e21.
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PERSONALS

DAY CARE for child In Christian
home By mother Of two: convenient
viers Min highway or Rockville pike.
OIL. 909S. 23s
EGGS-Can supply few more custom
ers in Bethesda-Chevy Chase area
with eggs fresh from my farm. Write
Box 225-D, Star. 23s
FORMER DIR. of recreation, Univ. of
Md; day camp nr. College Park:
swimming: horseback; transp.: ages
2-6. 6-l4; TO. 5S6s. all day Sat,
HILL BILLY WEEK END-This week
end, National Guard Armory. WASH
ineton: Sat; night; 9 to |; Sun.
Hank snow from Grand Ole Opry in
person plus cast Of 20, including l2
piece hill billy band. Admission ACC
and s3c plus tax. Free parking.
Buses to door. -23
OAKLAWN-Excellen child care; day
or "a hours, infants to yrs; bal.
meals; suburban, healthful atmos-
phere; licensed home; transp.; reas.
rates. For appt.. phone ia. ssSs.
SSs
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BRICK, cement and carpenter work
General improvements. Call Frank
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. nag.
stone terraces. walks. chimneys. fire-
places, cement driveways. porches.
Eetaining walls, pipe DRAINAGE: all
CUCClO. Route 5. Horners lane.
Rockville; Nd; Phone Rockville 1888
DIRT REMOVED. bulldozer, loader
4os4la 4oF h1re' hour or contract, Lu-
FENCES. chain link, picket, estate,
etc; installed in concrete. Lowest
prices. WI 6670. -25
FENCE. chain link: immed. instaila-
ton for nationally known fence.
Phone any time for estimates, terms.
ST; 4037 or FA. 257s IS
FENCE, galvanized. chain link, all
posts set in concrete; immediate
erection; get the best for less. No
money down, SO mo. to pay. Phone
HO. $3.50: ewes. and Suns. DE. 1854.
MODERNIZING ano additions, cellar
to roof Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT.
MoDEKNizING and additions. celia,
to roof Call RA 026O for free est
PARAGON CONSTRUCTION co