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Short Stories of
Faulkner Collected
COLLECTED STORIES OF
WILLIAM FAULKNER

(Random House; S4.75.)
This collection contains most of
the short stories Mr.. Faulkner has
written during the last 20 years.
A few of the stories date back to
the '20s. The book recalls that
while most of Mr.. Faulkner's nov
els have concerned the section of
Mississippi his readers have come
to know so well, his short stories
range from historical episodes In
various places to the contempor-
ary scene in Jefferson, Miss. In
mood and subject they show his
versatility as an artist. They also
reveal variety in style from the
lucid writing of his early period
to the strange syntax of q story
like Golden Land" OF the AZ
stories, all but II have appeared
in book form, and the II have
all been printed in magazines.
CARTER BROOKE JONES.
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to a new post.
a small Spanish
port. He was
accompanied by
his delicate pre-
adolescent son
Brande, a vet
eran Of the for
eign service, was
q vain, neurotic,
pompous fellow.
His wife could
take him no
longer and had
quit him in
New York. He
had froncfnrrad
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would resist a military alliance
with the United States unless
bludgeoned into it," Israel, like
India, secs its best chance of sur
vival in neutrality between East
and West. 1t is dependent eco
nomically upon the United States,
but it is 1000 miles farther away
from America than from Russia. !"
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characters, translated into swift
action. The story moves with
sharp suspense to a plausible end
ing. The small cast is credible,
and what these persons do is al
ways at least possible.
Harrington Brande, an Ameri-
can consul, had been transferred
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Ernie PyIe's Life Story Told
In Intimate Detail for First Time
THE STORY OF ERNIE PYLE

BY Lee G. Miller (Viking $685.
Ernie Pyle viewed this biography he always looked at
approached people sympathecay with constant effort
did this that and they felt about
general about with
ntmenay that do brushes aside fact for the sake Of
feeling.
Lee Miller during many years
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This is an anti Soviet novel, but
by no means just another one.
Its subject matter-the liquida-
ton of men whose only crime was
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popular Scottish earlier books especially
Haters Castle and THE Keys the Kingdom endeard him
large public in America and England seemed to have slipped
measuraby when Shannons Way" 948 is pleasing
report that The Spanish Gardener much better novel,
story worthy of Dr. Cronin's particular talent.
The book tightly
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Novel by Trotskyite Is Powerful
Indictment Of Soviet Injustice

THE CASE OF COMRADE TULAYEV
BY Victor Serge. Doubleday G. Co.; $3)
Reviewed by Morv MeGro
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SWORDS
INTO PL0WSHARES
By Cynthia Foster
Ct En

% Pesesi Hefh o'ne'hs; 0kH~
This collection of poems at
tempts to portray mans eternal
effort to understand the world
about him, and to find harmony
therein-a first volume.
Miss Foster, a young Washing
tonian, views and reaffirms the
old truths-of the power of faith,
hope and charity, with young
eyes and a young heart. She
manifests a sense of beauty and
deep gratitude for the blessings
of life, and wish to share them
with us.
MEAD0R PUBLISHING co.
Boston IS, Mass.
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Books In Review
Cronin Back in Form With New Novel Exploring
Minds of Some UnIovubIe Persons
THE SPANISH GARDENER

BY A. J. Cronin. little, BroaDn; s3J
Reviewed by Carter Brooke Jones
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Israel Still Faces Fight to Exist
Despite Favorable Start of New State
NEW STAR IN THE NEAR EAST

BY Kenneth w. Bilby. Doubleday; $780,
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ORGANIZED Bible Glasses
By DR.. Poee Etehison

The Organized Bible Glass As
sociation will hold its annual serv-
ice at the Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier tomorrow at pm. The
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place the wreath. The Rev. Will
bur S. Hogevoll, pastor, First
Christian Church. Alexandria. will
give the invocation. Kenneth C.
Buker will preside.
Mrs. Brooks Hays will teach the
Burial Glass of Calvary Baptist
Church. The Rev. Idris Jones will
teach the Vaughn Class.
The Susannah Wesley Glass OF
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will be taught by Miss
Sue Shivers. The monthly meet
ing will be held at the home OF
Miss Mary Louise McRae tomor-
row afternoon. Kenneth B. Spear
will speak to the Graham Cou-
piles Class on Boys in Our Busi-
ness" K. v. Rajan of India will
speak to the forum.
The Cleaners Glass of Colum-
bia Heights Christian Church will
hold a business and social meet
ing Wednesday at pm. at the
home of Miss Hilda Bengel. The
Berean Glass elected Mrs. Edith
Livingood. president: Mrs. Arie G,
Curry, vice president; Mrs. Annie
w. Lynch. secretary; Mrs. Helen
G. Rappolt. corresponding secre-
tary, and Mrs. Beula Williamson,
treasurer.
The Calvary Mems Glass of CAL
vary Methodist Church will have
Fred Laise as guest teacher.
The Pinkham Bible Class will
install the following officers
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at National Baptist Memorial
Church: Robert D. Langley, pres
ident; Frank Bentley and Paul H
Parker. co-teachers: E. P. Pierce
j. D. Marsh, N. T. Rhodes, vice
presidents; H. B. McLendon
treasurer: L. j. Blackmar, record
ing secretary: r. P. Stewart, as
sistant; r. r. Hudson, CORE
spending secretary; w. I. Aiken
chorister; j. H. Grubbs. historian;
r. N. Holmgren, publicity chair
man; j. z. Stambaugh, librarian
G.. B. Sanderlin, w. A. Young
E. B. Thompson, assistants. The
Roger Williams Glass has been
merged with the Pinkham Glass.
Ernest j. Higgins will present
the lesson to the Trinity Mems
Glass of Trinity Methodist
Church.
DR.. Huberto Rohden, professor
of philosophy and religion, Ameri-
can University. will speak to the
Clyde Kelly Glass, Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church, on THE
Evolution of Intellectual Man"
The Hummer Memorial Glass
of Epworth Methodist Church will
hold its annual banquet at Ana
costa Methodist Church at $50
pm. Tuesday.
The mems class of Mount Raj
nier Christian Church elected
Paul E. Wright president, Arden
C. Weygandt. Clifford Jones
Worthy B. Daggs. jr.. vice presi-
dents: Cleveland B. Schwartz. jr.
secretary; Comdr. D. L. Hignite
assistant. and Marvin E. Davis
treasurer.
The Gamma Sigma Glass oil
Francis Asbury Methodist Church
will hold its annual home coming
service tomorrow.
George w. Bell, ST.. will teach
the Templemen's Bible Class Of
Temple Baptist Church.
John G. Minor, vice president
Organized Bible Glass Associa-
ton. will speak to the adult
classes of Ryland Methodist
Church on evangelism in the
Adult Class"
The Everyman's Class of Wood
side Methodist Church elected
w. c. Clarke. president: r. W.
Sherman. vice president: w. M
Andrews. secretary: r. M. Goode-
now, treasurer, and Paul M. Leh-
man. teacher.
The Friendship Class of Emory
Methodist Church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Marjorie Vickers on
Monday at 7:45 pm.
The Trinity Mems Glass, Trim
ity Methodist Church. elected
Francis E. Grosh, president: Ar
thur Manville. Bernard Steward
vice presidents; Bert Major. re-
cording secretary; Roy Spillers
corresponding secretary; Benz. w
Kaiser. treasurer: Charles Taylor
assistant; Ernest Higgins, class
leader; Arthur Hayford. Ernest
Higgins. Herbert McMurry. Guy
Wilson, Richard Gates and Otto
Roepke. teachers.
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Gorsuch Methodist
tooth Anniversary
Will Be Observed

The Tooth anniversary OF Cor
such Methodist Church will be
observed beginning tomorrow and
continuing through November II
Program is as follows:
Sunday-11 am, DR.. Paul
Douglas. president of American
University, speaker; 7 pm, Eel
1owship tea; 8 pm. DR.. Fred
Reynolds, East District superin-
tendent.
Mondays pm. Mrs. Eleanor
Neff Curry, association secretary
of WSCS, and the Rev. George
Coppage, former pastor.
Tuesdays pm, the Rev. w. L
Lynn and the Rev. Richard T
Scholl. former pastors.
Wednesdays pm, the Rev
w. D. Keene. former pastor.
Thursdays p.m.-Hugh Smith
principal Of Jefferson Junior High
School and Mrs. Jean Goodrich
director Of Barney Neighbol
House.
Fridays pm, the Rev. Edwin
A. Ross. former pastor. and the
Rev. Harry Porter. Westminster
Presbyterian Church.
November 12-11 pm, the Rev
Allen Poore. former Sunday Schoo
scholar; 8 pm, the Rev. Horace
Cromer, McKendree Methods
Church.
A fellowship will follow eacf
night in the recreation hall.
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Building Fund Crusade
AT 81. Luke S Methodist

st. Luke's Methodist Church Is
conducting a crusade for the new
church building, which is to be
erected at Wisconsin avenue and
Calvert street NV.
DR.. F. Olen Hunt of the
General Board of Missions of the
Methodist Church is director and
is leading in the campaign to
raise $4,000.
DR.. Hunts title at $3.50 and II
am. services on Sunday is "The
House Beautiful"
Herbert Vacher is the crusade
chairman in charge of the vista
tion and has organized 100 work
ers who begin visitation tomorrow
Loyalty Sunday will be observed
November IL at both morning
services.
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Hour of Understanding
At First CONGREGATIONAL

''The Hour Of Understanding
will start its fall series at First
Congregational Church tomorrow
at 8 pm. when the Rev. Carl
Heath Kopf will speak on "Is Sal
vation Free?"
These meetings. open to every
one, are designed to help people
understand some Of today's deep
est problems in the light Of Chris
tian experience. A question pc
riod follows each message.
Other subjects on other. Sunday
evenings are, Second Chance" a
moving picture; again Pioneers" "
a new picture; Professionalism in
France wings Over Palestine"
1.-THE Book for the World of To-
morrow" and Bach's "The Mag
nificant." presented by the full
choir of the church.
At II am. Mr.. Kopf will preach
on "The Hounds of Heaven"
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Christiun Science Lecture

christian Science: The Way
Of True Security" will be the SUBJ
ject Of free public lecture to be
held in Constitution Hall. at
3 pm. tomorrow.
The speaker will be Will B
Davis of Chicago. a member OF
the Christian Science Board OF
Lectureship of the Mother
Church, the First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.
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WestmoreIund Church

The Rev. Philip Gordon Scott.
pastor of Westmoreland Congre-
gational Church, has as his
sermon topic tomorrow, "The
Face of a Saint"
At $3.50 pm. there will be an
installation service of Boy Scout
Troop No. 80.
On Tuesday the League of Serv-
ice will meet for dinner fol-
lowed by a panel discussion on
Strengthening Our Spiritual De-
fenses."
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Anniversary Dinner

st. Andrews Ukrainian Ortho-
dox Parish will hold an anniver-
sary dinner at 2 pm. on Sunday
at Ascension and Saint Agnes
Episcopal Church. 1t commemo-
rates the first Ukrainian Orthodox
mass celebrated here on November
6 of last year.
Reservations may be made by
telephoning 10. 3-3675 or 10.
3-6901.
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Lutheran Church

Holy communion will be OBJ
served at 9 and II am. Sunday
at Atonement Lutheran Church.
The Rev. Paul L. Reaser will speak
on Perfect Union"
A drama. "The Lost Church, "
will be presented in the parish
hall Friday at 8 pm. A free-will
offering will be received.
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Baptist Rudio Hour

The National Baptist Radio
Hour, under the direction of the
Rev. Robert F. McFarlane. Bap-
tist minister. will be heard over
Station WWDC at 7::30 am. to-
morrow. Mr.. McFarlane's subject
will be 1.-THE Christian and His
Servicp0
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address will be
given by Mai.
Gen. Roy H.
Parker, chief
chaplain, De-
par t ment of
the Army. The
colorS will be
presented a n d
retired by the
CT ark Polling
Post, American
Legion. T h e
O3CA quartette
will sing and
President Page
TtoI,icor ,i11
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Calvary Baptist Church

Thomas Keehn. legislative Sec
retary of the Council for Social
Action. Congressional Christian
Churches. will address the Dis
covery Group" on the United Ma
tions tomorrow at pm. in the
School of Christian Living at
Calvary Baptist Church.
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PROPOSALS
GENERAL SERVICES AnMINIsIRA.

SERVICES ADMINISTRA-
TioS Ws sngia1 P1ei6 Bu5dinss net IS He5ylce, sES
cal Installation. Buildings Nos. 6,
9. 10. IL and 90 at the National
Bureau of Standards, Washington,
D. c.. will be received until l N.
Standard Time. on Nov. 15.. 1860.
in Room No. G-34-B, General sery-
ices ices Bull gSuiIding. ,,, Washingten; to D &C.; C.,
No. G-34-D. Bid guarantee is re-
quired. q. S. Standard Form No.
23. Construction Contract, will be
used and performance and pay
ment bonds will be required. Upon
request one set of Prebid Docu-
specifications viii be supplied with
out charge to each general contrac-
tor interested in bidding on the
complete project. all of which must
additional sets Of drawings and nd
general contractors at a charge
of S5 per set. which will be re-
funded for each set returned in
good condition within 80 days after
payable to the order of the Tteas-
urer. U. S. Upon request and in
the discretion OF the undersigned
one set OF drawings and Specitlca-
tions will be furnished to builders
exchanges. chambers of commerce
and other similar organizs tions,
with the understanding that the
set will be retained Oh their prem
ises and made available for inspec-
ton by any interested subcontrac-
tor. or material firm. Bidding ma
terial may be obtained at Room
No. 1904, General Services Build
ing 10th and r streets NV, wash
ington 25. D. c.. phone Executive
1900. Extension 1897. w. E. Reyn-
olds. Commissioner of Public Build
ministration. i
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BRICKLAYERS-Lons housing Job;
mechanics only. Report ready to
EARcHMoNT .coNsT. ft't5e5 CO, 1860 C'fs. So.
West St., Falls Church, Va, FA.
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AUCTION SALES Cont,
THOS. ]. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
135 Southern Building.

TgqssfSg S4osy sas & ya'Hasls nES TX9
RU5MEiNol RooMs AND S0N BATH. A4HiNo BENG BEN )
KNOWN lsIs!f TarA5 As FBIITHEHsr PREMdsEss NO 5425
duly recorded, o in Il LibeT sT. No; s S55I, 81
and and at at the the i' reauest Of IF the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell at public aus5iSil, TIGm
DAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. AID. 1850, AT FOUR
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the follow
ing-described land and, premises,
situate in the District Of Colpmbia;
and desisnated Sa as and being Lot 70
Corporation. as per plat recorded in
Subdivision Book 124. at Page 20.
of the Records of the Once of the
surveyor, for the District of Colum-
right-of-way for automobile driveway
over the Southwesterly four feet of
Lot 20 together with right-of-
way for automobile driveway pur-
poses over the Northeasterlv four
said Subdivision. said right -of-way
to constitute an eight-foot wide
driveway for the mutual use and
benefit of the owners and occupants
OF said Lots 80 and 20 In said
OF SALE; ALL CASH. A
deposit of $4,000 will be required
at time of sale. All conveyancing
recording. revenue stamps. ETC., at
cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale
to be complied with within thirty
q frA @o.v nf oil nfi uyS he
trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser. after five days
advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington.
D. c.
JAMES W. GILL.
FRED L. LUTES,
mol ,3,6,S.lO Trustees,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB
Fifteen-year 81 First Mortgase
Bonds. dated December /. 1910.
under Deed of Trust dated Decem-
70 THE HOLDERS OF THE ABOVE
DESCRIBED BONDS:
Notice is hereby given that the club
has elected to call and redeem. on
December l, 1850. all of said bonds
as provided in Item of the above
mentioned deed of trust dated De-
cember !. 1910, at the principal
amount thereof, with interest. which
may have accrued thereon. and in
addition thereto 81 OF the principal
amount of each OF said bonds SO
called and redeemed.
The holders of the above bonds shall
present and surrender them for
payment and redemption at the
Riggs National Bank, Trust DEPART
ment. 1903 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Washington. D. c., and the bonds
shall have attached thereto all cou-
pons maturing subsequent to De-
cember /, 1850. By the terms of
said indenture it is provided that
after such redemption date no in
terest shall accrue upon or in re-
spect of any such bond called for
redemption as aforesaid.
Dated October 81. 1850.
COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB.
ATTEST: 0A a. ''
BY Arthur B. Shelton. Secretary.
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HELP MEN

GROCERY CLERKS for large super
market, permanent positions for
experienced, dependable men. POS
ms BAKERY DELICATESSEN.
1856 Ga. ave. NV.
HARDWARE CLERK for retail store.
Apply MIR. RICHARD HARDING.
1905 Michigan ave. ne. HU 5000.
HELPER, strong young man for work
at produce warehouse; veteran pre-
ferred: should have drivers permit:
permanent Job; 5-day week, starting
time $50 am. age Is to 30. Gov
ERNMENT SERVICES, INC. l135
21St st. NV.
HELPERS. boys and men, for work
in machine shop. Apply in person,
619 H st. NV. Il
INVESTIGATOR, trained for man.
ager. Nationally-known small loan
company wishes to increase staff
opportunity with future. salary plus
car allowance; other considera-
LOAN SERVICE. INC. 1910 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring.
JANITOR, colored, elevator apart
ment. CHAS. D. SAGER, INC. ST.
1867.
JANITOR. colored, only exper. Apply
in person, 1901 Conn. ave. ,
JANITOR. downtown ONCE bldg;
exper. stoker, elevator; dependable;
S140 mo-; live out. See MIR. HILL,
! CT
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HELP MEN tcont.)

BRICKLAYERs-Lons housing Job;
mechanics only. Report ready to
ToES I9pcu,,6N P9pIaF rona geishts h9 ,Pnroojeet'
west ST., Falls Church. Va FA.
BRIckLAYERs WANTED for large
warehouse. Muirkirk. Md. blocks
from Washington Brick Co. Ask for
Mr. NELSON. Job phone TO. $500.
BUsHELMAN. experienced in mems
WELL TAILORS, 941 Pa. ave. NV.
Il
BUTCHER, experienced for work in
high quality store: good hours and
eaasE efGa R'y RPPy z periSa Ss5o ceaxn cenn
BUTCHER for Kosher super market;
permanent position for exper.. de-
psndable man: POSIN'S BAKERY
DELICATESSEN, 1855 Ga. ave. NV.
BUTCHER-Experienced or man ca
pable working in grocery store.
IN ass persOn saOw ME ifHsf s'saaK lpe ApPy 44o
BUTcHER ISHna ase: H.si SALESMAN. Saturdays
only: good pay. Apply in person.
EVERYBoDY's MARKET. 1859 P
CAMERA Statesmen. exper.; excel
iCllt OppOI SoM NJ SANEstA
ExCuANGE. TIA 14th st. NV. >
CARPENTER. must be 1st-class. Call
6etween pm. and 8 pm. JU.
CARPENTER. 1st-class man needed
to work in Arl.; excel pay. Cali
Mr.; BURNETT after 5 pm, IA.
cARPENrERs and helpers at once for
aoMES s5RfsSa at VIZ W. s4os T2Fs Or Lo 6a
CARPENTERS. 1st class mechanics
only. o. r. SMITH & BROS. INC.
5615 warwick pl.. Somerset Chevy
Chese ID. Nd. WI. 1927. Il
CARPENTERs-steady work and good
pay to mechanics with. Transports
ton; on remodeling work. SMITHER
& MAYTON. INC, 1908 L st. NV.
CARPEN1ERs-A!ex.. Va; JOB To-
Gated on Monticello blvd, " block
from Russell rd.; steady work with
good pay for exper. men; report to
Mr.. TAYLOR on Job. GRUvER-
COOLEY CONST. CO.. MA. 1887.
CARPENTERS WANTED. men able to
do trim and rough. Apply 7lst and
Foote stS., Seat Pleasant, Md. oppo-
site Gregory Estates on George
Palmer hwy, See MR.. MELVIN. 4
CASHIER-Apply in person, managers
once, HAY ADAMS HOUSE, 18th
CLERK. LEI over seT' II. Once work in lia2or
store; must be well recommended;
opport. for advancement Do not
phone. CENTRAL. 51S 9Th st. NV.
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ASSISTANT ENGINEER

ASSISTANT ENGINEER
(WhiteI
r0s sss n0ain o sGn musa pc a *
conditioning; evening shift; excel
apt. See Mr.. Novel; or MI. Green.
H. l.. RUST co.
1901 18th st. NV. .
ASST. TO CHIEF ENGINEER for
plant. Capable person needed for
assuming position Of chief engineer
in the future. Apply MT. Melvin or
Mr.. Dorr, ARCADE-SUNSHINE, 735
AUToMoTivE ACCESSORY salesman.
AGTo GT SOD; BODY MAN. Must be expert
enced. good pay. good working con-
Pny PaSyLEYs h0iHsal1stiG He st and NJ agsi'sis .ss s
AUTO MECH. liberal guar: and
comm, average $100 week. WOOD
LAWN sERv. CTR. 1925 N. Wash.
blvd. Arlintgon. Va. .
AUTO MECH.-opp. for permanent
BASIS IN WITH Ks sss ssqD s.ay a9P psid Vses
tions and holidays; Hudson or Hy-
nssessa5g nee sago Call SERVICE MGR
ATTo MECHANICS = Must be ex-
e. sss r. Tt 10Th stsd' snd
AHTo ayfi M MEcAANIos; eA SaS' excel. working
cond.; excel pay. bonus; only 1st
class mechs. need apply; references.
& APPLIANCE Co, ia o st. NV.
AUTO METAL woRKER-Excellen
pay, for good man; must be thor
sgShy fxpeSisnfsd MooR ssf MS Denni snlo
AnTo Sof SALESMAN A1.ES se, experienced to sell
the new. 1851 Kaiser and Henry J;
Also a large selection Of fine eS USED
fsFoma fsFnsa q fa Maple B. ca ana af e'5ES Sao .s
AUTO SERVICE MANAGER, must
be aggressive and exper.; good salary
and increase over a quota: commits
sion on accessory sales; vacation
EitR EARDRY 2sy NASH ASH 81 s4Lss asslsr s1a Re-
Paca St. Baltimore 80, Md. =
for right man. Call TIE 4266.
BARBER = To manage new. modern.
a man with following to develop
good business in downtown loca-
B4ssApoR SS HOTEL. i4o4 K St. NV NV.
BARTENDER-Ex.,GI to learn bar
fA6RzNr fsa6ns APRz 4z sASe sth st. RoS ss sH stsl
BAARTENDER: night : :, work $40
BoOKKEEPER - Preferably expert
full charge in medium sized subur-
tion in reply. Box i37-D. Star. -
BOOKKEEPER. experienced or grad
uate OF accounting school; perma-
nent pesition; in Arl,. Va, Box
BooKkEEPER '5Fii sasEi by large Arlington
realtor with mortgage loan, insur-
partment. Phone OW. $500. Mr.
Carl; for appointment. ARL1NG-
BooKKEEPEk-oFF1cE MANAGER.
must be thoroushly experienced;
fully capable complete handling Of
several complicated sets Of books;
have very highest references; be
excellent future and good salary to
top-notcn man who can qualify.
state full details and salary ex-
p"0s ps01tea 4 rrB9Xc B9X l6S-E; 5; ctsE stsT "a
Underwood Elliot Fisher; permanent
position; IN Arl.. Va. Box 219-A,
Star. )
BRICKLAYERS-Long Job, wages So
per hr, 6 days per wk. Double time
on SGT. AppI" n lob ct 270o Ken
wood ave- Toledo Ohio. or AN
THONY IZZO, 1910 Vermont ave
NV. No transportation paid. No
apprentices. -7
BRiCKLAYERS. qualified mechanics
Clinton. Md. or Fairmont Hgts
school, Chapel Oaks, Md -6
BRICKLAYERS "a. So per hr.; good
residential work; in Alex, Va. OV.
6526. Il
BRICK LAYERS-Apply MR.. DALEY,
$500 Inverness DIR. N, Chevy Chase,
Md. (off Kensington Pkwy); Wednes-
day and THURSDAY. q
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Classified Ad Rotes

Feer and Naomi Henerson, boy and
girl.
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PERSONAL

SPECIAL TUTORING. guidance and
speech ,,c correction for slow learners,
Fur CoATs restyied. sti Ho. 71e5, AL
NEED soMETHiNG 70 DO after
moons. collection or sales work,
perhaps; or what not? Can count
to 10 and furnish references. Will
try. but hard. Southeast area pre-
ferred. Phone VI. 1855 before. 5
COOK - Special occasions. complete
of four to 40. LU. 4-7262. 3.
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910
AYR HILL REST HOME. Vacancy.
care. Reas. Vienna 5s-M. -6
TAP DANCING CLASSES forming
for business men and women. Take
sugar-coated exercise and gain
PANcE n.1,. ED' sTTB5os' 5S9S: 1875 Conn: IS ave,
VACANCY in nurs,ns nome: zA-nr;
state Hs 81 81 aoSo - '' -A'
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touch with husband. Isaih. at 232s
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divorce. I. JOHNSON. husband. i
CUSTOM MADE drapes and cornices.
Beautify your home or apt Work
guaranteed, Free estimates. RA.
1891 -
MAIL AND TELEPHONE SERVICE
Office at 14th and N. Y, modern
24-hour service. ST. 0474. 80"
VACANCY IN FRIENDSHIP rest home.
Private room for man or lady. "a
hour care. tray service. laundry in
cIuded OF, 1892 .