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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
Britain's Problem

A multimillionaire New England industrialist and Taft booster ha: plan for helping England that makes New Dealers look like ole fuddy- -duddies.
 He is civic minded Austin T Levy, who has given his home town of Harrisville, Rhode Island, town Hall, library, high school, and bridge. He says simply and earnest ly, the trouble with England is that the wages are too low"
 Levy, who owns Union Textile Mills and pays high wages him. self, points out, "so long as Bri- tain's wage scales are insufficient to enable the British people to buy what Britain makes, neither gifts cE Ma.hall Plan dollars nor depletion of the monetary fund will correct the condition. Britains need is customers. By bringing wage scales and prices into workable re- lationship, the 45 million British people could easily absorb each year things which we have and they don't, from food to central heating to cars-to the tune of billions of dollars"
 To make sure his hunch was right, Levy sent pricing experts to New York mad London to com pare prices and income. Pricing similar items, they found refrig- orator cost $l61 ,85 more in London vacuum cleaner, $833 more; 8 suitcase, $l728 more; a mans raii,- coat, S6.91 more; women's shoes $182 more; and mattress, S205( more, for example.
 i Using his pencil and simple math Levy came out with an astounding fact. The average American wage sarner with family has S1,08253 a year to spend on clothing, furnish ings, and entertainment items cost ing over here a total Of S2,31877 The average Britisher has S578.0s to buy the same items at a cost to him of $3,62802.
 So, said staunch Republican Levy ''Britain's problem is not dollars but how to create higher living standards for her people"
 Senator Taft's Opponent
 A jug-shaped man with merr! black eyes trotted down a hall O. the Senate office building. In from
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
MODERN ETIQUETTE ROBERTA Sy LEE

a party ones birthday and it sure knowing of the birthday will bring all right these gifts risk embarrassing those guests vho the
 probably don't not intimate friends would  express pleasure
 bereaved family have to any kind of clothes when attending the funeral?
 inconpcuous clothes - black if otherwise
 it considered bridge begin ranging cards the dealt?
 this should until everybody has
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Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

OFTEN MISUSED: Do not Please write soon cooquia say shall TO you
 OFTEN A1IsPRoNoUNCED the CUBE 
 OFTEN NISSPEIIED: Defendant; ANT. Dependent ENT
 SYNONYMS Heartily earnestly sincerely, cordially
 a times is yours Let us vocabulary Todys word various scholarship "A who knows the gain his adroi mode of hiding his awkward attempt to exhibit his erd
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
COASTAL FLIGHTS
 BRING 8; FAKE }

Alaska Coastal Airlines flights yesterday brought eight persons to Juneau and carried three from here points in Southeast Alaska.
 From Sitka: MT. and Mrs. Charlie Kidd, Mrs. E. Sommers, Mrs. H. Oonnelly, Pete James, and Kath- crime Nelson ;/and from Petersburg: Dora Armstrong and Comdr. E. C. Hawley.
 To Sitka: J. E. Putnam and Joe Reedi Sr.; and to Ketchikan: G. O'Malley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
SHRINE CLUB ENTERTAINS
 AT GALA HOLIDAY BALL

Capacity attendance marked the traditional Washington's Birthday ball of the Juneau Shrine Club.
 The affair began Tuesday eve- ming and continued until 1:30 ot the birthday itself.
 Shrine colors and emblems de- corated the ballroom for dancing and the crowd went to the dining room for midnight refreshments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

a right to special privileges in traf- fic. A man in high office has nc more right to run through rec light-whether or not he is 1T a hurry-than anyone else. In fact he should be all the more scrupu- lous about obeying the law, by vlr- tue of his position"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
MANY ALASKAN
 VISIT BARTLETT
 IN WASHINGTON

Alaskas four United States At torneys, Patrick J. Gilmore, Jr.. o1 Juneau, Everett Hepp of Fairbanks, Earl Cooper of Anchorage and Frank c. Bingham of Nome, have oeen Washington visitors to attend aw enforcement conferences calico oy the Justice Department and at ended by all United States Attor. leys throughout the United States. They all called on Delegase Bart ett while in Washington.
 Before returning to Alaska. MT. Cooper will go to Mayo Clinic where Mrs. Cooper is recuperating from 6 .ecent operation. MT. Bingham will 20 home by way of Missoula, Mon- ana, to join Mrs. Bingham who was ,alled there because of the sudden ieath of her mother.
 R. R. Robinson and Harold T, Torgensen called on Delegate Bart lett while in Washington for confer ences with Department of the In- .erior officials. MT. JorgenSon is and economist and MT. Robinson $ head of the Alaska Fire Control Service for the Bureau of Land Management.
 Anthony Zorick of Ketchikan was recent visitor to Washington.
 H. L. Faulkner, attorney for the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Com )any, and Mrs. Faulkner of Juneau Ire in Washington, accompanied by J. A. Williams, General Superinten- lent of the Juneau mine. Sig Wien of Fairbanks and Ray Peterson of Anchorage, well-known Alaska fliers, have been in Wash ngton this week.
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JWC PLANS FOOD SALE

The Junetau Womans Club will hold food sale at Sears order office Saturday, according to plans made at the last meeting. Mrs
 J. Gerald Williams will be in charge and she will be assisted by Mrs. E. P. Chester and Mrs. Niels Haugen.
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LOOK and LEARN Asy. sy c. GORDON

Which have the greater expectancy or Which the most famous the of the United States? Which U. S. State contains the gold mines? rainbows?
 In what does Japanese girl fall American nava officer?
 ANSWERS
  g. Gettysburg Address Colorado reacton and reflection sunlight in drops of B. Puccnis Madame
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MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. lAs SECOND and FOURTH = ]: ;: ::::: j: ]: : 5; 5: $: ::: :: Worshipful Master;
 JAMES w. LEVERS. Secretary,
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The Washington Merry-Go-Round

Continued from Page One)
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Messerschmdt much improved after spending , Seattle hospital returned the Princess Norah.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. |,

REFRIGERAFoKs REPAIRED, alss
nEpSRNpo EfShNsEso sqSESR5sss sRFSRIasRsToS si5yss co
RooFING-Ail types; no job too
small; repairs and new roofs. SAM
UEL c. BOYD, INC, GE. 1868.
ROOFING, all types, new work and
repairs; cutters. spouts, carpentry
and painting. A. D. THOMAS, HU.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have
the material The beetles and the
flies are here Sligo 3942
TELEVISION ADJUSTMENTS. RE-
PAIRS by Government licensed en-
gineers. IA. 0520. 30
VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repaint-
ed, retaped. recorded. PARK AVE.
VENETIAN BLIND CO., 6214 r. l..
ave-, Riverdale. Nd. UN. 1915.
WORN SINK TOPS replaced with
Formica or stainless steel Call HU.
S262 MASTER APPLIANCE CO.
Al PAINTING, DECORATING COM
plete job. Floors, carpentry Kitch-
ems S25. Baths SIS. LOVELESS.
AID 1923 lSs
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

174O p ST. N.W-"The Churchill"
efic. apt. bed-liv. rm., kitchenette;
al new and clean; linens; $50 wk.
LARGE STUDIO ROOM - Running
water: gas stove, refrigerator. inner:
utils; incl, $50. l349 Columbia I'd.
BASEMENT--Sing running water:
Ink; privils.: use of refrigerator
quiet person, S35. 1349 Columbia
rd. NV; no phone calls -16
M ST. 1929 and Mass. ave. NV
English basement room; windows:
gas range, sink, icebox; private
1874 oUE ST. NV. The Kennert-
Link. room, very lge., Frigidaire;
next TO shower; weekly rate. Al 3
22O E ST. N.W.-Large bedroom.
complete kitchen; suitable 3 or 4
persons; $50 30 mo. or SIS wk.
10th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
Corner Sgle. rm.. inclosed porch.
Frigidsire and grill, pvt entrance
Joining Kit, Weekends. DE. 1918.
s0as 18Th 18th ST. N.w.-Larse hskpg.
nm; gas plate. refer.; dble.; ST..
800 E. CAPITOL ST.-1 rm., pvt.
refrigerator, stove and sink; ,S1l
1916 COLUMBIA RID. NV. bsmt. rm.:
nicely furn.; light Housekeeping.
shower. hot and cold water in rm.
1Is5 EUCLID ST. N.w-L.H.K. nm.
clean house; refgr.; gas plate, run
sn49 nins Tstf' s. N.M3eooi W Coo Dsmt. studio
shower; SI3-S20. Ex. O653. -2i
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ROTARY TILLER. ME-. new: will
trade for old garden tractor. Terms.
PLANT T7VsHGi SHADE TREES, shrubs and
all other nursery stock now. We also
specialize in soddinE. For free esti-
mates, call LYONS NURSERY,
6IO2 Ager road, HyattSville, Md.
Tel. Warfield 4756 or Union 1886.
l. II. c. CUB TRACTOR, 9s4-h.p.,
now $3.50; Farmall Super A, Sl,260;
C" fully hyd., S1.335. MALO-
NEY'S, INC, Silver Spring, SH. 1890.
MALL CHAIN SAW. sales and service.
ave, Silver Spring, Md.
NEW EQUIP.-Int. Harvester Farmall
cub, super A.C.HM. tractor and COM
plete line of farm equip. New Idea
and Int, corn pickers, New Holland
batlers and corn harvesters, Lou
doun barn equip, Sprayer busters,
1,000-bu. grain bin: parts and Serv-
ice. Used equip-F-12 and F-20 on
rubber: > l2-in. plows, H M. No.
221 cultivator, F.20 mower. MA
LONEY'S. INC, Silver Spring. SH.
WALKS, terraces. nr.-
places, fshponds, retaining walls,
work F. MARCUCCFO, Route o,
BorperS BrssI lane Rockville. Md. Phone
TOP SoiL-Very good rich top soil
feasonsbls fea InTns eaf ca 4 sFeenaesG$s'ss 4as$
TREES. REMOVED, trimmed, etc;
estimates. WI, .7026. WI. 1850. "a
TOP SOIL, f1ll dirt and manure:
bluestone and rose gravel; tree
trimming and removing. SH. $40.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CLEANER AND LAUNDRESS desires
work Mon Wed. and Thurs; I3c
hr and car fare; good refs. ST
GIRL, colored. exp. willing worker,
wants regular work; Mon. and
Thurs; refs. RA. $3.50.
GIRL. colored. desires days work:
child care laundry; mornings eyes
GIRL. colored. desires work as nurse
Ila644 naid and light housekeepins' IL
GHW-Fun or part time; live in or
out; cook; no laundry exper,' refs
HoGsHKEEPER, NURSE; white. inn
maculate, refined; fine cook; live IN;
go anywhere; care for elderly lady.
WOMAN wants days sh.w. Call
RELIABLE COLoRED GIRL wishes
part-time work by day or week; refs
REFINED SWEDISH housekeeper,
wishes TO take so6 care Of hon. me. 9 81
C0LORED GIRL wants job. 1st-class
cook, in pvt. family, part or full
time; Chambermaid or waitress;
rEotopES' Est;o kS' GiR1 tj4l42' desires maritime
evening work, cleaning apis. HU,
9o34 after 800 pm.
COLORED GIRL wants g,h.w nurse
maid or counter girl; 5la days week.
VI. 1850. 49,
CoLORED GIRL wants part time Job.
Telephone ia. 1888.
COLoRED GIRL desires maids job
or wcTk, in private family caI
AT. 1924.
COLORED GIRL. neat, desires iot
eookitk or g.h.w., 512-dsy wk: ref
Can ~. 1891. IL
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

VACANCY for young man In large
detached home; Southern family;
good trsnsp.; room and breakfast,
$40 wk. 57O5 14th st. NV, RA;
1928. -l6
MOTHER WILL GIVE compl care to
child; reas. licensed Christian
home; rm. for mother if necessary.
HO. 0346 is
?322 39th ST. NW.-Lovely single
room; express bus at corner; excel
1917 9Th ST. N.W.-Lge. dble. rm.
for 2 nice, quiet men; > delicious
meals each day. ia. 9796. -17
1927 10th ST. N.W.-(At Dupont
Circle)-For young people. single
and double rms, semipvt. bath, daily
Hvns maa service rm meas pnGne in 9aTs T~ Der aEfs
SLAUGHTER Ho. e767. 80
CAPITOL HILL-Rm. and 3D.; Sis
per wk.; 3 meals 6 days, meals
Sun: sgle. beds. dble. rms; excel.
loc,;. on Lincoln PIX. carline. TR.
9624.
14O1 18th N.W.-Large rms; bus.
people, students; showers, switch
board, selective menus.
WENDELL TERRACE-Cool rms, lEe.
porch, lawn with croquet; delicious
meals; excel trans: pleasant young
Heople; SAT so mo 1897 Belmont
I'd. NV. MI 9435.
14O9 18th N.W.-PleaSant sgle. or
twin-bed room; good meals; TV. MI.
2740. IL
1883 WYOMING AVE. NV. sglr.
and dhle, rms, in beautiful guest
home; delicious food: television; Mt.
Pleasant carline, DU. 37S7. 81
MANSION CLUB, 223n Mass ave
Food and environment of the best:
rates most reas. DE. 9S46. 10
THE MAR-LEETA." 1928 18th Sc.
NV. Nicely furnished rooms for
young ladies and men; running
water. telephones in rooms, excel.
board 17S
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.w.

35e9 I4th ST. N.W.-Lge. furn. rm.,
with dble. or twin beds; next bath.
Grill privil, ia. s794. 10
HOTEL HAWTHORNE-2134 G st.
n.w.-NeWly redecorated single and
double outside rooms; running water.
tor service; reasonable rates.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, I7l2 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.---Newly deco.
rated rooms; daily maid service and
,sst s%tchsGSrd s9S II sery9s Ne 22s6 2sTmrg
ton. near Dupont Cireie-Lge., cool,
comfortable, outside rooms. 24-hr.
switchboard, maid service; reason
able summer rates. DE, 1850.
COLUMBIA RD. NV, 1S34-Mep;
sgle.. Sc wk.; dble., $3.50 and 81
baths. 6 INV AD 1890.
1880 10th ST. NV rm., bus
line conyen; to downtown; only
permanent ladies desired; former
chE2FG,aNn 1sE2IlGn 61dS'' psRK-At $40 bsautitu,
Hemlock Hill, 2942 ordway st. NV.
Desirable twin-bedrm., unusually
lge. go ft), kit. priv; desirable
location, l blk. Conn. ave. shop.
dist; fast fast bus to Federal Triangle.
CHVALIER-35Oo 14th st. NV
Large bedroom; lady only; reason
able. Call TU. 5000, apt. 216 after
9. -l7
LGE. DOUBLE FRONT RIM, 3
windows; southern exposure; IL
blk. from carline; pvt. phone; suit
able for two girls; $50. 1893 Fair
mont st. NV. lis
LOVELY RIM. for 3 young ladies; also
double: Opposite Statler Hotel, 1920
18th st. NV. Ideal location. 49,
1923 G ST. N.w.-Room in apt: by
day, wk. or mo. NE. 9O70.
ESSEX HOTEL-1913 Pa. ave. NV.
Special weekly rates; single or dou-
BILE rooms. is
2OI1 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Nicely
furn. sgle. rm.. $50 mo. HO. 1870.
1910 p ST. NV. "the churchill"-
Clean single rooms, running water,
maid service, S7.50-$10 week. Also
double rms. $40 up. NO. 9S6S. 80
BELMONT, at I4th-Large rm. with
porch; all conv.; privacy; young
man. DU. 1907 -s17
52I2 list ST. NV furn. rms. ]
with pvt. bath; each suitable for
2 persons. Dr.'s residence. Phone
ia. 1898. Z to IL pm. lie
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HELP DOMESTIC

CooK-G.Hw,. health card, recent
local refs, live in. 1880 Rodman ST.
CoooK-HoUSEKEEPER-Exper1enced,
1880 yrs. old. Local reference. Live
IN, good home, $27 wk. OIL. l49l'
e.Hv-Mon. and Fri, Q am. 70 4
pm, IS and carfare; close in Silver
Spring. JU. 1880.
G.b.WD live in or out, care OF chill
dren; time of and ioS salary open ,yS
cl9ss in c61nr.d Arl OF; 1ooS SSga ron IN home
adults; DAYS; good -aferences
REQ; 25 to 40 yrs. old. EN-. 2,343.
G.H.w.. Mon. Wed, Fri: 10
,ar29sa and dinqsT darPsTs ST. s5ss SD[PiE i
G.H.W., plsin-cooking; liye-in. For
eisn born preferred. OR. O052.
G.H.w., colored. live in. private room,
Bendix: l child; local retere1ees'
HoUsERSEEPER, white. settled, one
5 sduits. employed. cSlI after
s2S RITZ We. SSiG; Sb,fs to share our
home; care for > girls, and 6;
HOUSEKEEPER. white. $50 mo:
must like children. GIL. 577a. Live
in. -SU
MAID TO live in, 25-35 yrs, good with
children, gh.w., plain cooking; good
salary. Call 81. 9!22. IL
COLORED GIRL for g.h.w. and cook
ing; live in; Dr's; home, private
room and bath; S@5 week; exper-
fenced only need apply. ia: 1884.
COLORED ELDERLY WOMAN. rn.
and board, small salary, 10 care for
little boy. Call AT 1890.
COLORED, MUST LIVE IN good
1aundress and INV, no cooking; help
with children; top salary for ex-
perience; refs. nee. SH. 6S27,-l6
WANTED, HoUSEKEEPER - White,
competent; live in: salary open.
Complete charge 8 J. room house,
Bethesda. For father and son. o-aay
week. Box 49-T, Star. ~
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-s.E.-s.w.

$40 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Gentleman only; lge. front bedrm.;
4 windows; pvt. adult Christian
home uni. phone. daily maid serv-
ice; conv. all cars; no drinking;
$40 wk. Ii. 3-13SO.
SUBURBAN-Double bed. convenient
busline; cool and quiet; nice big
yard and porch. VI. 1915. lis
Mr.. NAVY YARD-l526 Ridge pl.
s.e.; lge. front double room. for
employed couple or men. $50 ca.
LU. 4-244a 20
402 10th ST. s.E.-Dbl. rm., nicely
furn.; for gentlemen or working
couple. Ii. 3-S72s. II
COLORED-ROOM for rent; for
couple; accept l small child. Call
Ii. 3-6344. -16
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

RUSGIRL and dishwasher. expert
snced, desires Job. Call after $50
LAW SECY.-sTENo.. capable. mature
experienced, $40 wk. begin. Box
I92-V, Star.
NURSES-Interraci Registry, grad
yates, undergraduates, trained prac-
tical6; any type of nursing duties.
DU. 1892 or II. 1905. 20
pital trained, desires private duty;
RECE:PTIoNiST. Ia5I: TYPIsT - Excellent
experience; full or part time ca
pable, ambitious young lady. HO.
n4g3 between 4 and 1880.
RTENOGRAPHIC WORK-By hour or
day; typing; mailing. In your ONCE,
by arrangement. ST. 7035. H.
TYPING AT HOME : ManuScriplt, !.
letters, envelopes, ETC.; reasonable
prices AK. 500.
COMPANION - Capable, dependable
cheerful. refined, unencumbered
can leave city. ia 0264.. l6'
GIRL, colored, wants night work.
ASK for FRANCES. HU. 3329.
WANTED LAUNDRY WORK to take
home by reliable woman; lst class,
refs Phone OW 3S24. IL
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MISC. WANTED Cont

BOOKS, large and small collections.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, ri 9th
st. NV, NE. 5995.
BOOKS, large and small collections.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. ri 9th
st. NV, ME. 5995.
CLOTHlNG-AiRne prices for Iaen'a
used clothing BERMAN'S. 1872 7th
st NV AID 872r viii cali
DISHES--Some 10-inch gold band
Haviland dinner plates. NO. 124O,
Ext roo l6s
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RMS. FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

ARL.-Nicely furn. rm. in private
home, adjacent bath; near buses and
shopping center. Gil. 9lS7. lis
NO. ARL.-Lge. rm.. bath; pvt. en-
trance, porch. Jst f.: refined man;
gar avail. JA. 2-3O42. -l7
N. ARL.-Sleeping rm. well furn.:
bath; pvt. entr; close to all conv.
COTTAGE CITY. MD.-NewIy dec,
lst f., next to bath; unlimited phone;
SO. WA. 2l49
MOD. APT. BLDG, 1st A.; kit. priv.
Bendix; cow. Navy, Pentagon; lady;
S45; after z Gil. 4400, Ext. 500.
ALEXANDRIA-Lge beautifully furn.
Inn Inn tSn ph6ns oeGS and IN lanndrR pXs Romg privils
close to everything. Call TIE. 4S7s.
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u Ine area, AM ERlCAN SERN1CE
CENTER, 5S5 N Glebe I'd, Arlington.
Va, OW. 7722. lis
RESTAURANT and bar equipment;
drought beer cooler and bar, meat
case counter and stools. ice box. d.
fans. IL noon to 3 pm, 319 G st.
NV; after 3 O'Clock, FIR. 1880. 1S"
RIFLE, ~ cal. Is shot, Marlin; $50.
sEss shStsun oops single sso barrs1 2o6 y SaqEs N.
1926, after 8 pm. II
reduced prices. RARE RUG SHOP,
2427 18th st. NV.
SEWING MACHINE, $3.50; other
bargains, rentals. lepair spec. 81 40
Pa. ave. NV, MA. 1888. so
SEWING MACHINES anniversary sale,
Singer consoles and portables that
look and operate like brand new.
9uiet' smooth, beautiful; save up to
portable like new. $50 SO. Beautiful
Singer console, Sl14,5O. Other elee.
mach, peri, $29.50 up: Supply
bRH limited cu sfGP 4S12 early. aS12 ri Lee
RANGE. 1850 Hotpoint, lge. size.
lge. Kenmore console oil burner with
outside tank, S4S. XII. S-S43s.
SHEET ROCK, dble thick; $50 per M.
GEN. WREcKING co, MI. 6177,
SHOWER STALLS, white enamel,
$44.50. ATLANTIC CO., NO. 3921.
SILVER, sterling table ware, s-place
setting with extra pcs, all initiated
IT,. mahoR. chest incl; reas. CO.
1I64.
SODA FOUNTAIN; stainless steel and
marble, complete with equipment
Reasonable. See MR.. BROWN, 1901
Wis. ave. NV, WO. O953. 10
SOFA, lge. dark green moh mir, good
cond., $50 real bargain. "a. 3024.
STAINLESS STEEL-3,OOO lbs. 1ss
by .O42 by 90 IT.; no reas. offer
refused. ia. S-4343. is
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BUSINESS SERVICES

CONTRACT FOR QUANTITY pro-
duction of wooden items wanted
Fully equipped shop. Experienced
workers. THE WOODCRAFT SHOP.
l12l Braddock rd., Alexandria, Va.
TIE. 1865. 80
HOME -Attention-Crew
of experienced bricklayers available.
ElrSt,class work. reasonable prices.
Excellent communications. UN.
S462 or AP $500 30
A. ABEL COMPANY, TU. 1915. Of
terS general contractors and home
improvements. A. ABEL. IA. $3.50;
l. POLAY, ia, 1855 81
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc Cont.

COLORED GIRL. wants Job; nurse
maid for 3 wks.; adores children;
loves to travel. Ii. 3-70Ol. IL
C0LORED GIRL desires work as
mothers helper or housework. HU.
$3.50.
COLORED LADY, desires steady Job;
G.h.w.. plain cooking; live in; refs,
MATTY, IA. 0S64.
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ROOMS UkFURNIsHED

2 UNFURN. or furn rms for rent.
Call after 4 pm, co. b13O. IL
2 UNFURN. RMS. in beaut. house,
ne sect, kit, privil., laun. rm. oil
heat, lge. yard. PEARSON. CO. 1888.
III
ONE OR Two; Wardman vic; privats
family; pvt. or semipvt. bath. HU.
1902
ONE OR TWO-Wardman vicinity:
private family; private or semipri-
vate bath. HU. 4602.
CoLORED-2OO9 CLAGETT PL. Ne.
nr. Goth and Benning rd. ne; =
Tor Tor so mo-. if you look M after small
furnace in winter. AT, 1904. --16
COLORED-LARGE UNFURN. room
in NV. section. Call HO. $3.50,
after pm --1S
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

USED ENGLISH RIDING SADDLES.
$40. up: army saddles. S15.50; army
brides, $3.50; farm harness, sup
plies areatly reduced. STOMBOCK' S,
MI O462. 327S NJ st. NV
AMERICAN QUARTER HORSE, bay
gelding, 2 yrs, raised as family
pet, spirited but gentle. Cali OIL.
1860. III
HEREFORD BULL, registered. from
IL to 20 months; pure Domino
breeding. ]. T. GIBBONS, Hay
market, Va, phone 1-F-OI; Wash
inRtnn office RE 1920 -o4
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert books opened;
closed, caught up. open rate; local
AccT.-BkKFR. Sst1i SKI Hsofi salesman. tel. con.
man; vet; yrs. varied sxper'
AATTo&oTtivE AZ; sSoSTti Ext 'MfAtNlAGEMENr ftl and
sales experience locally: business
administration degree, %. married;
former :. drsteS AT GoTps Box GsF 4Y sfSr RSf aPs
BooKKEEPER. payrolls. taxeS; wishes
position; experienced. CAIN, AT
CoMfssfrAT1oN MAN-Paperhansing
work; Is years exp. MALCOLM, IR.
G. 9so' 2. A. desires job; years recent
public practice; Treasury card; ,a4Sg,e age
az. ss5 in or '0T9 TD 81 Ss59 out 1al6 6AfE Eth HR
GaHW.. plain cook, small family, live
in: 5lz days, $50 wk. to start. Call
MAN. white. would like lob as ele-
vator operator; have permit: exp:
1897 Eye ST. NV, MR.. KROL. 49,
MOTOR CARRIER representative. IL
yrs. exper. in motor freight ia. snG q
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OPPORTUNITY WANTED! Medically
DISCHARGED Navy vet; 2 yrs college
exp. as finance adiuster-coileetor;
hotel Storekeeperi Will Work IhsIue
or outside; alert, ambitious, aggreS-
sive; neat appearance. Box l3a-V.
PaPERHANGIKG and painting, by
contract or day; Is yrs. exper.,
PHOTOGRAPHER- 3Ol. 13 yrs
experience; newsphoto. wirephoto
portrait, commercial, illustrative;
movie; all color processes; auaLned
senior instructor or photographic
engineer; speak 5 languages: good
personality. appearance. education;
married. sober. Phone IA. S-l13l.
eTENOGRAPHER (veteran); good let
ter composition: tempo. or perma-
nent; type, shorthand. Box 206-V'
YoUNG WHITE MAN. strong and able
worker. wishes position Immediately
as brick layers helper; Al reter-
snee. DE. 300. Box 199-V. ELar.
ARMED AND CIVIL SERVICE don't
want me because am non-vet. over
age" (35>. nonstatus. new resident,
no contacts; ga yrs. airline opns. and
trafic managerial; 2I2 yrs. person
mel mgt; also writing, pub. rel, SELL
ing. Ma. psych; can of1er live or
Kanization new APPROACH. brains,
diligence, good faith in any similar
capacity. Tel. MI, 5000, Ext; 3b1
DAYS WORK. house cleaning or
yaId work; man, colored; refs. II.
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