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Evening star., 1950-04-30
Daylight

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Coast States have authorized use
of daylight time.
There will be no time change
In the rest of the country. Many
of the 80 million residents there,
however, will be affected in
directly by such things as changes
in major radio and television pro-
grams.
For the most part railroads, bus
and air lines will operate on stand
ard time schedules. Nevertheless
some changes were ordered to ac-
commodate commuters.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
announced that because of Wash
ington'S failure to 90 on daylight
time it will adjust some schedules
for commuter trains between
Brunswick and Washington anc
between Baltimore and Washing
ton to conform with the prevail
ing time of the District. Tempo
rary emergency schedules which
will be in effect until daylight
time is adopted here are available
at ticket Offices, the railroad said
The Senate favors daylight time
for the District. 1t has passed 9
bill giving the Commissioners
permanent authority to decide the
question annually. The House
however. is considering bill
which would authorize action
this year only.
Speaker Rayburn has agreed
to recognize Chairman Mcmillan
Of the District Committee tomor.
row on a proposal to suspend
the rules so the bill can come up
This will require a tWo-third'
vote. If the proposal fails, tht
measure may be brought up il
regular order a week later, {
District day.
Surrounding Area to Follow.
All but one governing body il
surrounding counties and cite
have decied to stay in line with
the District. The Prince George
County commissioners are ex
pected to take formal actor
Tuesday. They have already indi
Gated intention to keep step.
Elsewhere in Maryland, the sit
uation is this: Daylight time i
used in Baltimore and the sur
bounding counties: by Charles
Calvert and St. Mary's Counties il
Southern Maryland and the west
ern counties of Cumberland ant
Aliegany. Among cities using
are Hagerstown. Frederick, Cam
bridge, Easton and Salisbury. Som
rural areas in all parts Of the Stat
refuse to depart from standar,
time.
BY law, standard time is Use,
throughout Virginia except tina
the Communities near Washing
ton have an option.
Most agricultural areas sticl
to standard time because farmer
convend switching clocks and worl
schedules hinders them more thai
helping.
Radio Programs Shifted.
The Associated Press reporte,
that at Grand Central and tn
Pennsylvania railroad stations il
New York, an extra red hand
attached to each clock to indi
cate daylight saving time.
Radio Networks-as they di,
last year-will switch majo
shows in the East to dayligh
saving time. Network station
in the South and West will b
permitted to rebroadcast pro
grams so listeners in the area
will hear some Of them at tn
usual time.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Hoffman Urges U. 5.
10 Stop Viewing Allies
AS Charity Cases

The time has come for the
United States to stop thinking
about the free nations of the
world as charity cases. Paul G
Hoffman. Economic Administrator
declared last night.
MFR. Hoffman spoke at a dinner
meeting of the American Society
of International Law at the Carl
ton Hotel. The dinner closed the
annual three day conference OF
the society.
The ECA administrator said:
I'VE must start now thinking oi
them as vitally necessary allies in
this titanic struggle between the
slave world of the Kremlin ano
the free world. There can be nc
American security in mid-century
unless there is security for the
other nations of the free world
Production 20% Over Prewar.
Mr.. Hoffman said that in the
past two years, industrial produc-
ton in Western Europe has risen
to 20 per cent above prewar. Agri-
cultural production as whole has
been brought nearly to the prewar
level and. given favorable weather
conditions, will reach that Level
this year or exceed it. he added
This means. in human terms
that Western Europeans today
have generally adequate diet
that they can feed and clothe
their children and that they are
at work." he declared.
This near miracle" Is not
enough, he said. adding I'VE will
need a full-sized miracle to COM
plete the job"
Cites Trade Barriers.
Mr.. Hoffman pointed out that
Europe. in the past half-century
changed from an economic unit
with free trade to number of in
dividual units, sustained and
strangled by artificial trade re-
strictionS.
ECA insists that economic in
tegration of Europe is a must
ii Western Europe is to regain
her economic strength and stand
on her feet without the aid of
the United States. he continued.
The goal We-and the Western
Europeans-have set is the build
ing of a single market of 275 mil
lion consumers in which goods
and services produced by mass
production can move freely and
in which the people can enjoy a
high and rising standard of liv-
ing" he said.
Must Sell Less. Buy More"
He added:
I'VE must accept the hard fact
that we must sell less and buy
more in Western Europe. There. is
little appeal in such a program
but it is the only alternative to
continuing our aid at heavy cost
to the American taxpayer-or let
ting the European economy COL
lapse at heavy cost to our hopes
OF winning in the present struggle
to preserve the free world.
The security of America-the
security Of our friends and neigh
bOFS overSeaS-calls for the draw
ing together of all the free Ma
tions. economically, militarily and
politically" he concluded. TO
gether, but only together, we can
win this cold war ;"
DR.. E. N. Van Kleffens, Neither
lands Ambassador, also addressed
the dinner. He said that the
principles of international law
could be a great force in combat
ing the subverSive acts which Rus
STA is sponsoring in other countries
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Ladies' Nioht Planned

The College Park Business
Mems Association will conduct a
Ladies Night program at $50
pm. tomorrow at the College
Park fire house.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Fronkinq Wos Abolished

Congress in 1873 completely
abolished the franking privilege,
but about a decade later it was
restored on a somewhat restricted
basis.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
MOTOR TRAVEL

CAN TAKE TWO passengers to Ne
Share expenses. Box 46-M, Star =
DRIVING TO OMAHA June 80 G..
July /; take 3; share expenses. RA.
DRIVING G. 70 ' SEATTLE. June y.
one PASSENGER, share expenses. ref
MOTORING. Yellowstone. Lake Lou
Use, California. Leaving early July;
nans 1ske l W Or az7f :; sharing driving, ex-
FRENcH T TRAINED NURSE. desirous
Of transportation to California. VIII
ling to care for children. Box 23S-
NEW YORK. leaving June 20; S9 1s4s
: ADULTS desire ride to Chicago or
Indianapolis on June 80. RA. SS3S.
ONE GENTLEMAN passenger to
Indianapolis Tna IsI June 1890. Phone
pRfv1Na fMi ia57 WISCONSIN. new IR5 fdra,
gers. Call wi. $40
LEAVING FOR Miami Beach about
July >. Want one to share driving
expense; RA: $685..
WANTED-A passenger to share ex-
pense to Florida. Phone TR. O705.
DRIVING ATLANTA. Ga. June %;
take 3 ladies; ! help drive; share
exp; ref. DU. 1000, Ext. 426.
TROY, n. Y.-Leave June 30. re-
turn July 5. ME. S497 after 6
RIDER WANTED to Minneapolis,
leaving June 80. Call Ellington,
OV. 1898. Must be able to drive
LEAVING June 30. 1850. for tour
OF western parks and west coast.
Share expenses, take one woman.
Box COLIN Star
Evening star., 1950-06-25

nAss *sSo l:s stras bafc. ksz $40 O5sad p96,
this this. RATNER's MUSIC STORE,
BATHTUBS, new. used. built-in. legs,
ssinks; s. basins; toilets. PEERLEs
BATHTUBs. built built-in. s sS5: SIS. ne new o1aU snd
used plumbing fixtures. BLOCK S,
BEAUTY sHoP EoUIPMENr-wul
sell very reasonable. Call Du, 1921,
BED. double, modern, complete. $40;
BED, bunk-type. war surplus: steel,
ddoonSle-door wardrobe. Call TU.
BED. Hollywood, innersprins. brand
new condition, $50; rus, 9x12, SIS;
dresser. small. S5. 81. 3OOs, 81.
BEDS. 2. twin size. mahogany; beau
tiful green divan, blond chest Of
drawers, solid mahogany drop-leaf
table. red lounge chair. 1901 Wis
& Sonsin aye. NV, Apt. 202.
ba9-Mahos ED Nah gar, any. finished dresser and
able. AID. $3.50 after 10 am
BED 3: HOLLYWOOD. with headboard
BED, modern blond mahogany. inner
spring mattress, box springs; vanity
to match with large mirror; like
SO. porcelain-top kit. cabinet, SO:
nI maple so CRIB hish chair and play pen.
BED, rollaway. dble.. Murphy type,
cS1l SM Sapariass' aaaas' S25. Call before pm.
BEDS. twin, suntan solid maple, no
sRElngs dEl si5s q mattress both for sa5.
BEDS. Govt. surplus. Army dbl. bunk
nish oak. talso Ua avail oin' in xainut5 afautei
mattress, Sl8.95; Hollywood beds
with cotton felt mattress, S14.95;
canvas folding cots. S3. As; solid dbl.
sps 'ess FRAN Eta stesl SON. se '9aFIsss a1s
BED. youth. Kroll. innersprins mat
tress. birch wood; good cond. Will
Icy porch couch. WI. 4267.
BEDS. Il ps:.;, z Army cots: new; SIS; also
oR Rs,sl Sss5 "assH ssSa rT0Gsr ser slrss nw
BED. walnut and SPRINGS. $50: studio
s95 s9sch' Jo aois. s4ass ess size' good cend.'
BEDS "a. with innerspring mat
vs.. !ys'se; !assi e. SPRINGS like new; .ss ss''
mattress; SIS. EN-. 2725.
BEDROOM SUITES (2). walnut, ex-
cellent,. S100 and SI25; rug, $50;
typewriter. S25; misc. 2446 N.
Ohio. Arlington uee hgwy. turn
right Powhatan). 25s
BEDROOM SUITE - New Simmons
box spring and mattress. S125; ggl.
maple bed, S25. 439 Delafield pl NV.
BEDROOM SUITES (2); living rm.
and l dining. 800 Peabody st. NV.
No dealers. GE. 4002
BEDROOM SUITE. Ape. mahog.
ehse' Gss 7s15, Sed and springs; reasonable, sh
BEDRM., liv. rm.. kit. furniture; rug.
radio -phonograph comb, like new
BEDROOM sUiTE. 5-pc. mahog., twin
beds with box springs. Innerspring
mattress. Cost S1,500; sac, $500
for immed. sale. Can be seen 1875.
1859 Lanier pl. NV.
BEDkOOM-4-pc. blond solid rock
maple suite. Beautyrest mattress
and ard DO, box spring: like new; $3.50.
BEDROOM SUITE. blond mahogany.
dble. bed. night tables. dresser,
bureau; 3-pc. blue sectional living
rm.- suite: Philco radio comb; coffee
table tblond mahogany. LU.
1-60QS,
Evening star., 1950-06-25
Bunk Beds Sale!

This type Is convert: to twin beds
plete. S1S.75. D. c. SURPLUS
SALES. 5ll-513 New Jersey ave
NV. tbet. EFF stsD.
Bus, International. 81 passengers,
sood eond: cheap price, JOSEPH
cABINETs-Base and wall. s4-in.;
faucet; all S25. 81. 4761. -25
CALCULATOR. Marchant. electric;
$3.50, UNITED TYPEWRITER
CAMERA. Medalist II. like new; car
ment; sa45. Phi. Waterloo 32-J-Ii,
c cAMERA@Latest Pacemaker eNxsN
RI F.P.A..3 holders, orafiex
csMhs. lssfhsJ casf; IENs s1Soi .,i. "a. S4s4 AZ
S236. sell S115. JE. 3-9636.
era with stand and Goerz f:4.5 lens.
GIL Pa. ave. Sc, second floor.
CAMERA-Kodak 33 Recomar 9x12
maf s, Lac lsS% GGn1 d4S S,t,. Kodak asT sna:.is-
ground glass, +. p. adspters. o cut
film holders, I20 roll Aim adapter.
lens shade, wide angle supp. lens.
Kalart Micromatic fash, leather
case; an excellent. versatile camera
In tne condition. Ss5. GE. 7721.
CAMERA. 35 NM, model III, Leica,
rying case, Sl25. PEERLEss PAWN
BROKERS EoxocHANGE, sl2 D st.
cxMERx. new Leica SC. r. Sum-
mitar coated lens. with case; S225,
for quick sale RA siS2.
CAMERA-Eastman Cine. special 16-
nm. movie With f:l9 lens; like
fi soDA %if,id :. IS a:5 5s rS.s aoVs 81 5@o 5ssH
CAMERA. Bah 7oDE 1s-mm. movie;
turret. !" F1.5 Cooke and II NM
IT, B&H lenses. Brand-new eond.
CAMERANspeed Graphic outft, AXIS.
Zeiss Tessar. $125: Super Ikonta B.
Sis; nwood enlarEer. no lens. SIS.
CAMERA. Cine Kodak. s-mm. moyi.
maker. S35. AD. 6s04.
CAMERA. Leica 1I1-B. f.2 summar
lens, peri. S130; Voigtlander Heliar
80 en-. comrur, SIS. Georsfa 3l3s
CAMERA. keystone. movie, 1e mm.
and protector. with extras: value
S343. win sell $175. DE. 59e4 after
caMERA. R B and J Press, 4x5. RI
and fash, film pack adaptor. carry
WILLIAMS. DE. 5a5S. SIS
az outfit. f:3.s Meyer, accessories;
excel. reliable job. uN. 2e2s.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st. NV.

AIR lIns coNDITIoSIRs' MsI1,noSal.' h;h;p. @ window
AIR fRle'i coSSiri6Ni:Rs, Sbi E5Sf: philco, 1850
models, s4-ton hip. in orig. factory
crate; s299 Installed. Limited
TRIo f9a9tityi yn1ahF aAhhFPEBsIEINs ssI S., ELEc- &c
AIR coNDIfioNaR, nj "o' 3 Sl1., ss. fsss, 9S.
console, cost S5s5. guaranteed. i
$40. Call LA: 6-163s.
AIR CONDITIONER, "a hip. GE,
console, cost $50, practically new,
AIR coSDITIoShRe coSSfIasssd ea Perfect lee oass. coSa
about SIS to install. fully guar
AIR coNDiTioNERI,. NDifHifI, T2i PRileo S1seY York,
2 h.p;. excel; cond,. quiet: sacri-
.Te nee cSNh,r;aaSSooo SS3i Ga 1000; Ext. s62.
AIR Ms. con eoSD1rroNERs, Carrier, y
ana - hip. window models, 3 and
5 ton commercial units, Imnedi.
sn ate delivery, Gf Soue, Ge,oMAMERC1AL SALES
eond., s65; setting larger box. 1885
ANGLE IRON. and beams and misc
csontraetor,s steel. JOSEPH SMITH
/. 4 4 SONS; INC. 3619 Benning I'd ne.
city 3 pcs: old Meissen clock set,
perfect condition, clock 21 in. high;
total value, $4,000; sell less than
hall: Phone AID. 29S9.
ANTIQUE pine drop-leaf table, beau
thu nnish. $40. WI. 9253.
Paisley shawl; perfect condition. re,
ANTIQUE DIN. RIM. SUITE, red ma
hogany, Colonial design; double ma
hogany bed, coil springs and mat
t ttress; teakwood chair and tables,
into g double bed. and bedrm. furn.
ANTIoUEs-Music box, also chime
cieck, both perfect condition, sac
rifce, S175 cash. Can be seen
ANTIQUE tsSs TRENcH H. FGRNfTUREL. FIJI; A9T sel.
Museum pieces, truly elegant; Curio
cabinet, marble-top commode, etc.
These are not commercial pcs.
Owner oWner leaving Washington. AID.
ANTIQUE spinning wheel. original,
excel; cond; NO. 1879 after I2.
reasonable. OW. 5000.
bed aAaShn e match top sss a5esse5 OF
stool with orig. horse hair GOV, $50;
candle stand, $50; also, Chinese
screen, $50. ia. 2477.
ANTIQUES, a number. of Oriental,
french, English and Chinese import
ed rugs; in various sizes. some very
ige. Also paintings by cid masters,
bronzes and miniatures. Will sacri-
nee. Call after IL pm. and ewes.
ANTIoUE CHEST. mahogany. 3
drawers, fancy handles. Tuxedo,
10; tails. 3S; top hat OR. 0714.
fine collection.
Moving out of city. Figurines,
vases, prisms, cut glass, fine plate,
old OF paintings, etc. Works of art.
GLASS and bric-a-brac;
pvt; collection. ~ e. Fairfax St,
Falls Church: Dial FA. 1866. -25
ANTlQUES-China, cut and press
glass tilt-top table; 3 yd. BANQUET
cloth. Lockwood 5-O527.
bed and dresser. wal
nut; ! wardrobe and bed, mahog.
| walnut table: reas. FA. 21s9.
reduction this week
Hours 9 to 9. Victorian. Empire
and earlier. Large and small. FA.
radio phonoeraph.
cherry. and maple high poster bed.
pine, blanket chest. night stand,
HELEN l.. HANNA.
2522 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
TITS fun to look), CHI. 5S14
Evening star., 1950-06-25

CoLoRED WOMAN WANTS day work
in Sc. area. Phone 10. 2-S565.
COLoRED WOMAN wants housework
1--we in. Sis to $50 wk. GENEVA
cBuIbER, 455 Delaware ave. s.w;
in home of family Of two; ref
erences given. HU. s490.
COL. SETTLED LADY wants a Sleep
In iaa JOB very fond of children; IA
FiRsT-CLAss LAUNDREss-BundI.
ExPER. 70 e coLoRID L RED GIRL. III 2SSs Want.
days work; Wed. Thurs; So. car
FORMER COLLEGE student (colored,
ddesires domestic work; ) days. nc
Saturdays; refs. LI.3-634I.
GIRL, coIored. high school grad,
or light housework DAYS wk;
Iond of children. HI. $500. Nc
Girl. cclored, day or "a day iron
oat or e0feai at home "affs TR. S6sf. SG5f sewing
GIRL, eolored, desires work as moth
ssr,s nelpper or care of children
LAUNDREss; frst-class. wishes bun
RELIABLE CoLoRdED o WOMAN HtSo; wants
days oI0 york or part time, Can
WOMAN, colored. wants job as char
= woman or cleaning Office; 5 days a
week. MI. 1881.
WOMAN, colored, wishes work of any
Kind; ref. HO. 1885.
EXP. MOTHER wants g.h.w. Tues.
Thurs. and Sat. until 3 pm: likes
children, hard worker. NO. 5O2s.
REFINED WHITE WOMAN desires
a1y Gays o.Sk' work cleaning or ironing
MATURE LADY to do light house
work and cook; live in; $50 per wk.
NEAT CoLoRED GIRL desires work
Tv,n10t as n0shsz's sz Sa helper or nursemaid.
RELIABLE CoLoRED GIRL for days
sT g1rk ao9g Or steady Job, Call Sun.
SETTLED CoLoRED WOMAN to take
or part time work. AID. 47oo.
RELIABLE and exper. colored giH
desires days work ironing and
RELIABLE COLoRED WOMAN de-
sires part-time apt. cleaning or doc
tors ofice. No Sat. or SUM- ia
WISH TO PLACE my general maid.
part time daily, excellent cook and
cleaner. Call RE. 34SS.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wants part
time Job reliable and neat, AID.
LARGE AND SMALL washes done at
home. delivery service. FIR. 774a
Evening star., 1950-06-25
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE
$219

Buys 8 Rooms of
BRAND-NEW
FURNITURE: AND FOLKS: THIS Is
AI1isc 4 Ip1EscRIPTIoM OF THIS s-RooM
LIVING ROOM
WE INCLUDE
WHIGE M1asT 9gEMs s;I1s JNTo Ss1 gEP gE 9, a At
COFFEE TABLE. CRYSTAL TABLE
LAMP, 16-Pc. CRYSTAL sMoKER
SET AND CIRCULAR MIRROR.
BEDROOM
WE GIVE YOU
A MODERNISTIc TwO-TONE WAL
NUT 3,Pc. BEDROOM SUITE CON
eHEsF as6 of ruLIsfzE nEsgsEf BED IARHE MiqH
LARGE PLATE GLASS MIRROR, .
YHslrx YHs. ( bknFooM bkns5; PittnM s62TE ETS FoU
WILL BE PROUD TO OWN. AND
DINETTE
WE INCLUDE
5-PC, MATCHING TABLE AND 4
T.IR GEAIRs; YOUR CHOICE OF Ex-
gEHs!on 4apc prSsrR oE RF9RLE4s OF EEs PLgs E9ss
ALL 8 Rooms Rooms SoF 81 BRANpoNEw Bra TNESi
FURNITURE ONLY
$219
ATTENTION
VETS AND MEMBERS OF THE
ARMED FORCES. SPECIAL DIS
COUNT COMPARABLE TO YOUR
OLD PIX. AND SIS. AVAILABLE
E-z TERMS
IS OPENS THE ACCOUNT
ALPERSTEIN'S
cUT-PRIcE FURNITURE STORE
1923 7th st. NV.
"a BLOCK NORTH OF N. Y. AVE.
OPEN EVERY DAY TILL 9 PM.
MON, THUR. q SAT TILL 8 Pm.
Ma. s606 - MA. s559
Evening star., 1950-06-25

Nev-Special this week only, SIS .as
per So. ACE WRECKING & BLDG.
Material 60 Co. 4oos MINI. ave.
ATTIC FANS. all sizes, completely in
stalled; full satisfaction guaranteed;
90 years reliable service; free est.
GicHNER, IL 7-90so.
BABY'S 4th of July sale-cribs, hiEh
chairs stroilers. plsypens. chiffo-
new and reduced 44O4 Ga. ave.
Open til 9: Sun. til Pm. .Tu.
BABY CARRIAGE. Thay.r. and PAD.
BABY CARRiAGE-De luxe eoliaps-
ible. excel. eond; play pen. coliaps-
ible; lge. childrens rubber play pool;
beautiful taffeta bedrest-all for S45
or sell separately. GL. 1857. .-eS
BABY CARRIAGE twin, Thayer,
good cond., S12; y bassinettes. matt.
and liners, excel. cond.. SO ca, set
s.sy or seh csSs,s. sepsTsssIy AT. At os.3 ss'
solIapsible, good eond,. SO, AK,
BABY CARRIAGE ,Bn.-rite,. excel
eond.; orig. cost, $50; sell for
BABY siS caRRiaiGF. "A age price. Sis: rea-
sonable offer. Call between and
BABY CARR. $40; scales. sewing
machine SO: table. cotton russ,
Hnoleun, misc. items VI 5163.
BABY CARRIAGE. $40: bathinette,
S5: scales. 81; ping pong table. bunk
bed with new mattresses and other
furniture OW 0953. -36
BABY -Storkline de luxe
pram; collapsible; storm cover.
parcel compartment pad adj
handle; cost $50; excel. cond., $50
BABY CARRIAGE. Whitney. collaps-
ible; also mattress: SIS. ia. S-4661
BABY CARRIAGE. Thayer; used very
little: cost $40, sell $50. Cali Lo
BABY CARRIAGE. collier-Keyworth
like new. with waterproof mattress
sns sns c0ysrs: cost $40, will sell for
BABY CARRIAGE. with pad, coIlap-
sible, gray, $50; bassinette, with
pad, S5; both >e;cel. cond. OR. s446.
BABY CRIB. 81; tricycle.. S5; eleven
inch mo fan; fan, S.; all in sood condition.
BABY FURN.--Wax birch crib. mat
tresS, high chair. bathinette, stroll
ler,, Teedebabe playpen, pad and
csrbed. SH 6S4S
Evening star., 1950-06-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES

LEARN AUTo-BoDY fender; big pay
opportunities; course includes weld
ing. painting, metal work; spare
time; special offer to veterans: free
Facts; Rot 4salk AgT9,GRAFrs &c TRAINING
SHORTHAND in 8 weeks; summer
proved ABC system; positions for
ssraduatreSS, grad rS ,,t Cal IA, Dr. Newsom: Presi;
SCHOOL. 110l Vt. ave. NV. ME.
PRIVATE SPANISH lessons; native
gentleman. Amer. U. graduate; rea-
sonable rates; EX: 400. Ext. 512.
sued BoYB - Bets9ST c9GRT oeRt!essss FEeosT1N Il
SCHOOL, 700 18th, cor. G. Ma
SUCCESS can be your-Refresher and
beg. courses in typing, shorthand,
court reporting, comptometer, jr
Save u usual time. Excel. positions.
BOYD SCHOOL, 700 18th, cor G..
PIANO IA, 5i1S IEssoNs for children, taught
In IN my 1yof home interesting lessons.
MoDERN TRAINING in oeau,, eu,.
ture. all subjects taught Approved
by Government, for CT training. daS
bEA5Ty coLfsaE fissaS' ralS l%AsEl7Ss & Z IN
EARN YOUR DIPLOMA at home in
spare time; high school, business,
engineering: 400 other courses. l.
C. S.. 2l0 Bond BLDG ME- S166
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-conf1dence, freedom from
Self-conSciousness. MI. 1850.
TELEPHONE PBX) COURSE, easily
learned, age no handicap; day class
tuition, $50; night. S25. MRS
CHANDLER, HU. 1924 and ST. 727S.
If YOU ARE MECHANICALLY mlno.
ed, talk to US about your future
Our complete. thorough course in
dental technology oualifies YOU for
an interesting career in this ield.
Kerpel School is indorsed by one OF
the Nations leading dental techni-
clans 9nions-.auproyed for vet
nology school in this area Free
placement UPON graduation. CaJl of
come com nv In for further information
Il TTTEeasS5oaY. ssS% $50 ssh SANnSE & ~
DECORATE CAKE, pastries. hors
doeuvres:, special course for the
hostess, day ard ewes. taught by
daughter Of famous decorator. See
display JE 1851.
TUTORING, hish school and ele-
mentary subjects; long experience in
all education fields. Call after
9 pm. ia. 1741. -26
ENGLISH GRAMMAR, speech, Jour
naliSm, applied psychology. AID.
$500, Ext oo6 OSe
Evening star., 1950-06-25
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont.

PLUMBING II New bathrooms in
stalled. old ones remodeled, gas
1red boilers and water heaters. T.
j. FITZMAURICE, DU. 1881. -25
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Guar-
anteed To loEest prices. ALLEN L,
RADIO and television repairs. COL
DEEGhTE'S REPAIRS. Call for and
delivery. Ii. 1867.
REFRIGERATION REPAIRS. all work
ggIaTanteed; no cure, no pay. Call
RETRiGERAroRs REPAIRED. also
p6bRES1S 6ay 1S lsia lssiEaFRlfEaAT11s f7ss ~ ss25 G9
REPAIRING AND REMODELING, ALI
Call Ho. 1870 and AID. 5949. -26
REWEAvING, ALTERATIONS and
1856 PARK rd NV. Ho. 1886. -a5
ROOF LEAKS; we will repair your
roof and cover with a special roof
coating, and will guar. for 5 yrs.
CCsll WOODS ROOFING CO., HI.
ROOFING. gutter. spouting. paint
ing; all work guaranteed. Free es-
ROOFING, all types; repairs, paint
ing, cutters and down spouts; all
y,s worf guar. GUY ELMENDoRF,
RooFING; new work and repairs; ms1
guttering' spouts; carpentry and
painting. A. D. THOMAS, HU. 1852.
ROOFING, all types. no lob too
fuma uE rfgslES SoYb anS TN, neg cF roofs ,oss SAM
ROOF PAINTING. repairing. timing
sHiPLEY. GE GE fP5s'ihs' 4p5s' Can Nh
SAWS FILED by expert. union man;
called for and delivered Immediately
SMALL NIX Z JOBS sSs l. cement work of0 Of all
ROY Brown. AT SFo 1ios' iToasserpr0ofins
UPHoLsTER COUCHES, chairs re-
webbed, springs reset; your home OF
s; M: JANNEY, GE. O3SO.
VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repaint-
TENsT1PRMa sd; Ts1aPea' R17Sp Tes15ded Cd PARK AVE
ave: Riyerdale, Nd. UN. 1345.
Al PAINTING, oapering, carpentry
moor sanding: reasonable; free esti-
mates LOVELESS, AID. 1879 i.
CAPITAL CITY CONSTRUCTION CO,
general contractors; residential and
commercial; alterations, additions
ana new construction; any job, from
recreation room to complete shop
ping center; construction engineer in
,ihnSe: ,iGhharSe: 10, $3.50, or WA. 35s2'
manshlp; new furniture built ia
oroer; easy terms. Phone UN. 1855.
WORN SINK TOPS replaced with
Toemlcs s or stainless steel. Call HU.
SPECIAL! SPECIAL. Paperhansins,
painting. Low prices. Work onar'
anteed. Call Ia. S92S