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Evening star., 1951-12-21
Unofficial Forecast

OuOItlSi0I EUJSSOSt
I read with interest your front-page
story from Richmond. December Is.
regarding Louis D. Rubin's prediction
of colder 50 because Of the volcanic
activity in the Philippines. The story
interested me because I, too, am sort
of an explainer of natural phenomena
in an armchair sort OF way. and the
relation between volcanoes and weather
dawned on me some 20 years ago.
believe they say that when Krakatoa
blew its top in 1883, 1t sent volcanic
dust into the sky to circle the world
seven times, making series Of extra
brilliant sunsets. It also killed $4,000
people. haven't heard If 1884 was a
cold year.
But the volcanic dust shading the
earth Is only one reason why colder
year is likely to follow an eruption Of
this sort. Possibly a still more impor-
tant reason is that large amount of
heat has escaped from the earth. The
really big weather changes are those
that brought on the several ice ages in
geological history. One Of the principal
explanations for the glacial periods Is
quite similar to Mr.. Rubin's idea.
haven't lately searched the literature.
but so far as know, my own theory to
! account for the ice ages has. not been
approached more nearly than In this
thought that volcanic dust intercepts
the suns rays.
According to my idea, there was a
!, vast Lake of lava lying near the surface
OF the earth's crust at the bottom OF
the sea. While it lay there, 1t radiated
much heat into the ocean. which, by its
convictions, distributed the heat more
or less over the entire world. But
eventually the lava spilled forth into
the sea through a fissure in the seas
floor several hundred miles long. There
are such submarine lava deposits. No
doubt a lot of water was boiled into the
sky In short time and the earth was
shrouded with dense cloud Of vapor
and also some volcanic dust.
The cloud radiated Its heat away
from the earth and reflected the suns
rays until the lower side Of the cloud
cooled. Then 1t rained. Then it showed
and showed until, at the center Of down.
fall, the ice reached mile or more in
thickness.
So the drop in temperature was prob
ably due more largely to the departure
Of the warming body of lava under the
sea than to the interception Of the suns
rays by the cloud, whether it was vol
canic dust, vapor, or both.
j. Milton Stanford.
Editors Note: Weather Bureau
records offer no evidence that 1884
was particularly cold: to the contrary
it was an average year, at least in
this vicinity. The coolest day was In
January, 1894, when the low was 2
above)
Evening star., 1951-12-21
By TIE HASKN SERVICE.

ETGSn1ng SLaE 1nIorm1Iion 6uksau, 1Sy! stIeeg
return postass or y 3 tslsDSonns o Dr. 1885, 1885,
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
@. Is there an inscription on the
Freedom Bell in Berlin?-H. T. N.
A. Around the base are the words,
"That this world, under God, shall have
a new birth of freedom" "a para
phrase Of Lincoln's words at Gettys-
burg). The middle portion has on it
five men, representing five races, hand
ing the torch Of freedom from. one to
the other. Growing the bell Is O
laurel wreath Of peace.
@. What Is the translation Of the
Mexican place name, Cuernavaca?-
L. B. B.
A. This queen Of Mexican resorts"
has a name which means COWS horn. !"
Cuernavaca was the closest that the
Spaniards could get to the pronuncia-
ton of Cuauhnahuac. The latter is
the Indian name for the city. It means
place Of trees and water"
@. On how many occasions Is the
rose mentioned in the Bible?-F. F. B.
A. The flower is mentioned only twice.
Certain scholars believe that, in both
instances. this is mistranslation.
@. How much Of the Antarctic con-
tinent is known to man?-E. Y.
A. Only one-third has been seen thus
far. The $4,000 miles Of coast have been
delineated and photographed mapped.
but most of the coastline is inaccessible
because Of sea ice.
@. Who was the aviator who carried
the first bag Of official United States
air mail?-L. B.
A. The flight (Which lasted 6 min
utes) was made by Earle Ovington. He
few with the canvas mailbag across
his lap. Ovington did not dare to land
with the heavy bag on his knee. He
therefore dropped it to the Mineola
postmaster.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
Mons Better Side
j. r.. N.

Your story. "Laborer Saves Small
Children" seems to me to fairly shout
that love for mankind and self -sacrific-
ing courage are still very much alive.
When q man unhesitatingly risks his
own life to save those of the children
Of an unknown neighbor, he is displaying
the finest kind Of heroism. It is hard
to understand how the darkness Of in
tolerance and prejudice can persist in
the brilliant light of story such as this
F.A. A.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
Tonic for Pessimists

There's so much head-shaking and
pessimism over the state Of our Nation
that wonder If Americans aren't losing
the sense of humor that has pulled them
through tougher times than these.
What matters it that there are soiled
hands in high office? They can be
washed clean at the. polls next year.
Scandals and politics have always gone
hand in hand and the cleanest admin
istrations change for the worse when
allowed to remain close to the money
Evening star., 1951-12-21

for national representation through his papers
In Kansas and through the radio stations which
he controlled. Thousands Of residents Of the
Capital Of the Nation will remember him as
friend whom they admired and respected and
for whom they had warm affection.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
Questions and Answers

The Stars readers can ret the answer 20
any question Of fact by either gTtttns Tne
NV, Washington 8. D. c., and mclosinR 3 cents
return postage or by telephoninR ST. 1858.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
Letters to The Star

Pennanaes may be used letters carry aoriters' correct
and addresses All letters subject condensation
Evening star., 1951-12-21

For 80 years drove the roads Of the
great Northwest. including Minnesota.
and after watching District motorists
try to make the grade believe some OBJ
servations are in order:
Rely on your engine, not your horn
and brakes. If you must play with the
horn. take it into your cellar and blow
Evening star., 1951-04-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK AND G.H.W.. woman, colored
experienced, desires part time after.
noon work, 5-days week; best refs
ME. 3429.
G.H.w., morning, 5-days week. goot
refs. HU. 3707.
G.H.W., colored. wants position, full
Fl eoersd s9rk woman asa DE Wants ssis ot
five days a wk.. Mon. through Fri.
exper., city ref. Tu. 5265. A.
G.H.W.-WOMAN, colored. desire.
GIRLS, c0lored, wish jobs, mothers
helper, child care, g.h.w.; exper.
ref. HU. 631e.
GIRL, colored, wants days work; g.
day week. NO. l54S.
GIRL, colored. g.h.w., child care
live in or out; 5t2, days. Ii. 3-2997
GIRL, colored, wishes part-time work
MAID. in private home: live out
good refs. Phone EX. 0757.
PART TIME WORK for my maid, 10,
per hour: no children. please. HO
3497 after 1880 pm. Sc
WOMAN, colored. experienced laun
Dry or get dinner in afternoon. Cal
CoL0RED GIRL desires part tim
work or 2 days a week. LU. APART
COLoRED GIRL, as baby sitter O.
days work. Call CO. 1854.
C0L0RED GIRL. city ref, desire
day. work or regular job; s day
! COLORED GIRL desires ghw.:
hours, 5 days week. Phone FIR
50S5.
COLORED GIRL desires fob a
nursemaid and light h.w.: refs. ant
health card. Live out. DI. 1928
CoLORED WOMAN wants day worl
or part time; good laundress: ref.
S5 a day and car fare. ME. 34S9.
cOLoRED WOMAN. 3 ewes. week
3 to z; g,h.w. TR. O939.
COL. WOMAN. wishes Job. genera
housework, Sdays a week. DU
1915. Good refs.
YOUNG .CoLORED GIRL desires joI
as mothers helper; live in: refer
ences. Phone DU. 1887.
Evening star., 1951-04-04
BUILDING MATERIALS

Large stock OF good used lumbe!
flooring, doors. windows. plumbing
pipe. boilers and radiators at
barTain prices. HECHMGER CO.
18th and b sts: ne. Al: 400.
CABINET. 3 tnclosed shelves, 3 draw
ers. built in -four bin and bread box.
pull-out table space; S25. RA. 6143.
IS
CALCULATOR, Monroe, electric;
S00.60. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO
S13 18th ct. NV
CAMERA, Leica; $45: easy to use;
compact; perfect cond.; access; q
give away. OR. $500. -S
CAMERA, Monitor, built-in syncro..
shade, fash. case; like new; $40.
Ewes, 1901 8. Monroe, Arlington.
Camera, complete 16-mm,
outfit; excellent bargain
NO. 703s.
Evening star., 1951-04-04
FARM g. GARDEN

MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used:
parts and service. MALONEY'S
USED EouIPMENT-F-2o wit With 'SSI. cui.
tivator and mower. reg. A with
mower. F-12 with cultivator. v. A. C..
case with pillow and cultivator. Allis
svator. Mime. Moline tractor. Roto-
tiller with mower and grader, Jari
mower, garden tractors, HM-221
cultivators. Brisss and Stratton mo-
tor. wisconsin motors, horse mowers,
4-Wheel spreader, corn planter, Ford
mower, new Holland baler. MA.
LdONEY'S. INC. Silver Spring, SH.
NEW EQUIPMENT. H. C. Cub
Super A and C tractors, plows. cul-
tlvators. discs. grader blades, load
ers. mowers, harrows, manure
spreaders, balers. forage harvester,
drills, Brillion grass seeders, wagons,
mills. shelters, mixers. milk cool
ers, cream separator, Louden barn
equipment, parts and service. MA
!LLSoNEY's, INC. Silver Spring. sH.
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
parts and service. MALONEY' s.
TREES TorPED. praned % and re-
Sured, experienced. JU. 7-54s4.
BLUE STONE, fill dirt. topsoil. road
gravel: tree removing and hauling.
81; 5l10 or Jo; 3-5579: -6
1iacss 9stsnna %ALKs Hss ARE ARE
age: all kinds Of cement work. r.
sSHcc MsARSCHcc5o; Rockville Md. Phone
BULLDOZERS for grading, land clear
ing and excavating. Estimates free.
.REE REMOVAL, topped. pruned.
feeding; land clearing: lowest prices.
metropolitan area. .JU. S-4731.
TOP SOIL-Best attainable for lawns
and flower beds; special price tor
GARDENS FLOWED AND DISCED,
ssraang sres esss, lawns ss seq beds oss
CREEPfNG PHlox. all TX kinds SHoo of per- per-
best S Variety a JOHN ssfhSgst sURpoFT i Coles les.
vile, Md. Call Ashton 3S46.
TOP SOIL, very good rich top soil
for for lawns Taf az and ASPs green houses: very
COW MANuBkI.f nan fSSei ven rotted, $3.50
per 10 bu.. Sc per 10 bu.. $3.50 per
s bu,; delivered' top soil. WA.
AzAIEfAs. hardy, field grown. all
colors and sizes, So dozen and up.
sale Or retail. Open Sat. and Sun.
STARK EROS. 331 18th st. ne
Spring planting orders, fruit, shade
trees. shrubs, etc, to May !. JOHN
A. CREEL, FIR. 067S. %
TOR-ON-RUBBER Medium
size: pillow. Grow cultivator and
power take-otf. Bowie 1871. %
VIRGIN TOP SOIL. driveway gravel.
best quality: quick delivery; lands
scaping. LU. 1-5563. .
Evening star., 1951-04-04
923 G ST. N.W.-NA. 8157

BICYCLE. girls 26-in.; new roller
skates. size 8, white; Venetian type
,sorrh shades. OR. 7165.
BICYCLE, girls. Monarch. full size;
new cond.; cheap. TU. 223S.
BILLIARD ard pocket tables ana cup
plies. tennis tables and accessories
gWLS gSSsF Ssslfs supfE94F S9Fs 20 sisL5ARP III ssP
w d. f7.1
BRlGKS--Face and common. or Q
million ALASKA COAL AND BRlCK
co. Ma 1886. OF 1900
BRICKS. face ana common, any
HSsept,sH fSa suHppEEl EPEENsfytyAeISIA US 4seIS BUILD
bvd., mean Key Bridge. IA. 4-1234'
Evening star., 1951-04-04
SITUATIONS WOMEN

EDITORIAL. research or teaching de-
sired by young woman; 5 yrs. WORK
exper., writing, labor contract analy-
sis; univ. teaching; economics MA
Box 3S-Z. Star. %
GIRL. colored, wants Job from am.
IL noon; Have practical nurse .ex.
perience and knowledge of typing
Call AK. $500.
GIRL, colored. desires receptionist o.
once position. Dupont 4347.
part-time work. HI. 3521..
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, grad.
II yrs. exper1 hosp. exper.; best rel
sEc1iRETXRY. 10 yrs, experienced
refined, competent. exper. CORES.
management of ONCE, meet public
Box 57-Z, Star.
WANTED, In Silver Spring, part-tim,
ONCE work; retired Govt. stenog
COL0RED GIRL, %, brown skin, ir
desperate need of work; high schoo
graduate. Ia business course. NO
cOLoRED GIRL desires Job as ele.
vator, fountain work or praetica
nurse. Ii. 1885. -5
C0LORED GIRL desires lob, to live
10 or out and Light housework. OW
Evening star., 1951-04-04

PICTUREs-2 original Currier & ives
PHPE structural s steel angles. chan.
nels. radiator. plumbing fixture:
(used). WASHINGTON RAG &
BAG CO.. 215 L St s.w.. Dl. sO07
PIPE. galyanized. black. cast iron, cut
thread; hSs1res; KY ssos 5IoGKs ks6f so5e N
pLYwoop ZOO N al sises ~ WA fair G'q Prices
1920 Wilson blvd. FUCKER LUM.
PocK.ETiA Gf. I i BILLIxRD TABLE, standard
size: excellent condition. Phone MR.
HENRY. RE. 0S77 or Fairfax 2sl.
POOL TABLE, all equipment; excel
cond.; $3.50. Call AP. 4436. ID
RADIO -PHONOGRAPH, Philco con.
sole, 7S Rpm. Good condition. S4t
or best offer. EN-; 1865. 80
EQUIPMENT-Wire ,e'
corder with record player. like new
$55; Webster wire recorders, Si2.
cases. easerfe Perfect. Recorder ~ rentals: a! s!
day. Emerson disc recorder. $50
SAMPLES; PIC savings. :. .. Smith !
RAkFsklGhEGsAfSst, 4 Ii hGA ffSft 4 dh H.. T. es. seoiSo e.
moving: seil Si5o. on. 04I2. -
REFRTGERATORS. reconditioned. hk
new, guaranteed. Time payments
free delivery. Large assortment 0
sizes and prices. FREDERICK's
RETRIGERAToRS, 2, apt.-size, s3l
ea.;. also refer., 8 yrs. old. S70; al
perfect uN. 1921. -
REFRIGERATORS, late models, $2l
up, easy terms. Also rent refriger
ators, SIS mo. ALLIsON's, open un
til 8 pm, 2209 14th st. NV. A.
REFRIGERATORS, up 20 4O% disc
On s moor models; ss; last y5s s model
until 8 ROYAL APPLIANCE CO
[ 1911 Nichols ave. Sc. LU 4-7O0C
Evening star., 1951-04-04
FILE CABINETS

Uiue nueu' So~' Ao. fooo'
size 1o-la; like new; $500. en-
rfUaRsNsiiruaE fassi = 1850 model, 1eo,n
RCA television console, IL mo. old,
$3.50; chrome kit table and 4
matching chairs, .S45: 3-pc. ltv. rm'
gst s4S xas s-ps; oor eedTm iamp SIS maPls RA
FURNiiTURE-Larse walnut buffet
and china cabinet: reas. Call MI
FGRNiTURE GHSiiTUE sALE-Brand-new bet
ter grade bedroom. din; s ro9m' Nv ~
iassorTy nss yOi ePs Zion syfed sToRsE AGE
BLDG.. 40 New York ave. NV.
Daily, 1875; sat. till i. RE. 43llo.
FURNITURE. BAMBOO. innerspring
construction. New. S4o0. EN-.
FtufRHNsiiTURE-coffee table, smoked
Smoked s1ass SH glass, M; Sand0painted % flowers.
6 ft. 6 In. long; smoked glass mir
ror, 6x5 it.; Herman Miller 3-sec-
tional matching pieces; bookcase,
lures, hand-painted on silk; break
with yellow upholstered chairs. Call
WO. 1854 for appt.. 4607 Conn. ave,
FnnRPsN;IITiUHRE-Don't nPs; make q move
without calling Smiths. Don't make
q buy without first seeing Smith s
prices In town on new and used
Ialn'qIe; Isls j St. n.& s:of ssos NJ st. NV. w.
1920 Bladenshurg I'd. ne, 750 10th
st. s.e., 1901 wilson blvd, Arlington
va, We viii mot be undersoid. See
Ing Is believing; .. e.u.,,..
with 5 leaves, dbl. pedestal, pur.. Q!
Woodwards: S1O0. Maple dbl. bed
with Beautyrest mattress and col
spring. $50; other bedrm. furn. EN-
63i1 before 12 and after s. .--5
FgRNITUssESSsofssa SsSs saa sessh ssh s$S sS sss
plete; twin beds. $40 pr; hide-a-bet
type sofa. $99; wal. nah. mspls
sa2 fy sss sss stR saIopsai s tsss tsSls ste 8
rock maple dinette set, $40; pore.
5-pc. brkfst. set. $50; chests. SIS
$l9, S25: dressers, $50. $24; .3-pc
wal. bedrIn. set, $79. bargain; beau
tiful nah. secretary, $119:, end
lamp, cocktail tables, mirrors. lamps
So, So, SO. $12; rock maple chest
desk. $35; occas. chairs, So. TIE
HOME SHOP, 1745 L st. NV. Terms
Daily, 1915; Wed. and Fti- 1913:
FURN.-walnut octagon table: coffe,
table; walnut dble. bed, dresser
chest; maple sgle. bed, maple ward
robe, 8 prs. velvet draperies. cor
nices. misc. chstys. large Kelvinator
bicycles; all red (onsble. Hu. b642
Evening star., 1951-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


REFRIGERATOR. GE, z Gu. IT,, 10
yrs. old; perfect running order. $50.
Phone NO. 34S4. IS
RUG. 9x12, green plush; never used
fctails S235 95; will sell S125. 72G
N: Columbus St., Alexandria. Phone
RUGsgIovely ski. $40; also gray
9xl5, 9xl2. Must sell today; NOV.
ing. AID. sS647.
RUGS, imported Persian Orienta
design; heavy. closely woven fol
good wearing: 9x12 S49.5s: SKI l
$50. 30: other sizes proper priced
MAYFAIR SHOP 1925 G st NV
SEWING MACHINE. Eldridge electric
console, prac. unused; reasonable
SEWING; MACHINE CLEARANCE
Big savings on all new and use,
machines this week only. Domestic
Free Westinghouse, New Homes
White. Sewmaster and Singers
291s Wilson blvd, OK. 1896.
SHOWCASE, cigar and candy; It.
good condition; S25. Call TR. 1888
SINK, 54-in.. double drain board
single bowl porcelain steel top,
drawers. 8 compartments. New
No fixtures. S15. LO. 5-432B.
Evening star., 1951-04-04
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, %. type 30 w.p.m.;
bu. adm. bkgrd.; des. part time. g.
IL pm. and week ends. ST.. 9O94
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER
80. mes. degree, exper. reliable
sition. Box s7-z. star.
CHIEF ENG. % yrs. exper.. marine
and stationary: former chief large
local manufacturing concern taker
over by Govt. Call Brandywine 4611
after 6 pm. or write Box 35-z. Star
CHEF STEWARD, AZ. French; u. s
citizen; European trained; cover ali
phases French cooking; food cost
buying, menu planning. supervision
finest references; available in ~
days; Boy Sl,s1;, 43lsxi, 4 StsT; ar u.,..oa
available to limited clientele g
Washington 4. d. c. A.
MARRIED MAN, white, sober, want!
part time work, s a.rn.-2 pm, stock
or warehouse. Call 10. 3-6077 aftel
PATENT SPECIALIST, non-profes
sional would like place with patent
law firm. Have extensive clerica
exper. Call FRANK. AID. 6014. =
SALESMAN
DECORATIVE SALES. UPHOL-
STERY, CURTAIN AND DRAP-
/ ERY TERIALS. LAMPS.
ARTS AND GIFTWARES. SLIP
COVER ESTIMATING. HAVE
CAR. BOX 459-X. Star.
WANTED part time work after five
all day Sat. Call Ii. 3-5716 atte
six. 8"
COLoRED MAN desires work al
driver of light delivery or chauffeur
excel. ref. Ii. 7-6525. 20
COLORED VET desires light work an!
time after pm. Call LU. 1856
Evening star., 1951-04-04
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS and home modernizing.
basement to roof; up to Z yrs. to
pay: HAMILTON coETR. CO. RE.
ADDIfIoNs and modernizing, cellar
to Toof ca MANS1 ST SS6oS5 anP 1E5 tEse %
AsPHAIT DRIvEWAYs. roads and
tennis courts constructed and re-
surfaced; estimates made without
obligation. COMMUNITY PAVING
CO; INC, q; 1900 oL; $500.
.ssimatas xsES aeDat5fd G ss4s g se'urfaoed Free
EASEMENTS AND YARDS cleaned;
trash removed; reasonable rates.
BTfLDING. III Sfas: REMopELNc. repair
ing. carpentry; brick; cement work.
cL1R;p$ESTTfsR n; $STfs MR n5asts1iEa BAKER. n.,nfirs
NfH Nse ans mechansa asasr HG HHTk ss74 sisr
'cARPENTRY, commercial, residen-
tial; porches built, screened; rec.
rms; low prices; good work. GE.
CARPENTRY and painting, interior
and exterior work; all types repair
work; IL yrs. experience. vi. 6313.
CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS, on con-
tract basis. MR.. LAWRENCE, RA.
CARPENTRY, painting, remodeling
repairs of all kinds; special prices
nn, painting and porch work for
April. HI. 1862. 4
CARPENTRY. cabinet work. remodel
ing and repairs. general contracting.
CakpENfaY-Attics pESNtffaaYAti finished. recre.
iy1aI OF 70 frr oxr
dormer windows, residential or com
mercial. j. 3. HENDRICKS. UN. 2491
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. nag
stone terraces, walks. chimneys, FIRE.
places, cement driveways. porches
TstanMaafR MaRcuccfo Tslls Dps RossvIs. ffIsinasss Md
tCLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
RooTER. phone RA, SsSs any day
any night
ELECTRiCAL INsTALLATIoNs-Re.
pairs short circuits; small Jobs done
immed. Call RA. 2222 any time. "a
posts in concrete. Immediate erec.
ton Get the best for less; 81
evenings and SUNDAY. NO. 552s.
FLOORS SANDED and finished, ole
doors made Ike new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE. WA. 1923
GLASS. loaded, churches, residences
| glazing: estimates. 1905 Harrison
st. nv, WO. 5915. IS
MATTRESSES and box springs reno.
| yated ana recovered like new; ovel
MATTRESS CO., 315-321 L st. s.w
Ma. $3.50. MA. 6679.
PAINTER-Interior, exterior; reas.
best refs. free estimates. Call RA
3139. IRWIN SCHAIN. -
PAINTING, interior. exterior; paper.
ing. plaStering, floor finishing, re.
pairs; very reas. prices; all work
guar. personal att. Ia. 1889. --4
PAINTING, paperhanglng, root. gut.
| ter and carpentry repairs: pure OF
| paint used. RA 1864 GE. $500
PAINTING, PAPERING, first-clasl
workmanship; work done immedi
ately. MR.. POAT. GE. 5643.
PAINTING AND PAPERING
Reliable. reasonable. Call MR.. XIX
/ SH. 4741. %
Evening star., 1951-04-04
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE
S199 90

Are in a position to outfit your 3-rm.
apartment for as low as $199. You
don't have to pay cash. We will
give you liberal terms. All payments
are made in our store. No finance
companies to deal with. Turner s
buy only from the best furniture
factories in this country. For the
bedrooms we will give you . double
bed. 5-drawer chest and choice oil
vanity or dresser in walnut or maple
finish. for the living room you gel
a full inner-spring-constructed couch
q 5-piece dinette in maple or white
enamel finish. All three rooms out.
fitted for only S199. Shop us be.
Tor you buy. and save. Remember
liberal terms arranged.
Evening star., 1951-04-04
TOOLS

many other items for complete
plumbing trade ACE WRECKING
BUILDING MATERIAL CO.. 400:
MINI. ave. ne, LU. 4-05O0. II
TWIN BED, walnut; splendid condi.
ton; very clean. Call FA. 2713. II
TYPEWRITER, portable Corona. al,
OF best cffer. LA. 6-624i. IS
So. 50: UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
raPEMkRrERs. sfs VII 3 s new and rebuilt,
ssiiss rentals sss4 sHsSicAN ssPsisi terms 4Yps Ps
WRITER co. i4si c. cap,toi St. st.
VACUUM CLEANER. Hoover de luxe;
attachments, mothimizer; excel
VACUUM CLEANERS
Over loo Hoovers, GEs. Epreka'
S9.95; attachments available; fully
cesfilFa1RGseeaas cail 1G. aEs4sfy. sfy before you 1o SHy
WASHER-Bendix automatic Econo'
use; sell sG99. CAN NA. 1865
Ext; 3l1. 9-5 pm; So
use; retail SOS, ,e5, sen Si99. Cal
Ma. 1866, Ext, all. 9-5 pm. 81
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix, 1945
model; perfect condition; $s5. Ak
WASHING MACHINE. Easy spindryer
used less than / year: $100. Singer
sewing machine; excel. cond.; $50
WASHING "a; ING MACHINE. Apex, spin dry
first glass eond.: baby's high chair
wAsHiSG HMi &c MACHINES. UP to 7o9
disc. on all floor models; last year.
evss. % tiIl 3. ROYAL APPIiANcE 20
wATER HEATERs. used. from sl5;
zzisfLzAfsR1 "a ssRr g rlsFsrrSS SSPSss 1853 lss St
WINDOWS, used, 4 full size
smaller; in good condition. eeall
ATTENTION. parking garages and
car washers-Cash reeister, beau
tiful flashing neon signs 14x24x6,
used few weeks. May be seen At
2424 18th st. NV. SIMMONS. AD.
WHizzER MOTOR BIKES FOR SALE
40 MODEL; 500. DE. 1924 after
As S Is, P WHERE is, s-comp. Frisid-,
aire, walk-in refrigerator in good
operating cond. ENGLISH CON-
SrRUCTIoN CO.. winchester, Va
INTERNATIONAL ELECTRIC auto.
matte time clock, Remington Rand
electric bookkeeping machine, Mar
chant electric comptometer, ] set q
Evening star., 1951-04-04

policy, meals ana UNIFORMS Iur-
nished; paid vacation and sick leave.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE,
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1924 H ST. NV.
COUPLE, live In; lady for cooking
and g.h.w.; man for outdoor and
garden work. LO. 5-0S12. .
COUPLE WANTED. BUTLER HOUSE
MAN, WIFE, COOK AND G.H.W.;
2 IN FAMILY; EXCEL. LIVING
QUARTERS. PHONE OIL. 563S. %
COUNTER MEN AND MATTRESSES.
Call Ii. 3-9647 or GE. 6217. .-5
CLERK-Experieneed
preferred; steady position. Reliable.
bll7 Ga. ave. NV. II
DRUG CLERKS, experience desired
but not necessary; permanent posi-
ton; good pay and hours; excellent
working conditions. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES. employment once,
"a p st. ne. %
REAL ESTATE sALES-Exceilent op-
portunity for ambitious person; no
sooe nseded we T sssn
SH. 0045. 8 It'll 5.
WHITE COUPLE to work on turkey
farm 40 miles D. {. Cali ME-. 1900,
DU. 1901. -5
THE M. S. CHM CO., 1417 N. Y.
ave. NV. has an attractive mana
gerial opening for an experienced
person In art material department.
Contact personnel director. RE. $3.50
-6
C0LORED COUPLE, salary and apt
avail, handyman wanted to make
routine repairs. wife must be un-
employed, no children, local empl.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN CO., 1415. z
st., NV, -4