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is Amendment Is Heavy Blow At Communism Benton Asserts

can aid to the extent that the
billions of dollars we are spending
abroad may have an enduring
long term effect while achieving
the immediate recovery and re-
armament essential to our own
and to world security.
For the blunt truth is-despite
all the short term progress we
have achieved abroad-the rich
are getting richer while the masses
ARE no better off than they were
before the war.
While it is true that American
aid has helped to spur a 40 per
cent increase in European produc-
ton, We should be alert to where
that increase goes. For example,
Is per cent of its goes into in
creased exports necessary to the
maintenance of the European
economy; another 10 per cent goes
to take care of increased popula-
ton, while much of the remaining
IA per cent is swallowed Up by re-
construction of industrial facilities,
housing, and investment in arma-
mentS.
Increase Insufficient.
Manifestly. this proves that the
increase achieved is not anywhere
near enough-if Commusism is to
be resisted effectively through
higher living standards, and if the
big rearmament job is to be done,
and the strong defenses built,
which are a key goal of American
foreign policy.
The same old monopolies and
cartels are operating in Europe
teday-or at least their blood
brothers are-charging as much
as the traffic will bear, limiting
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production if this will help then
keep prices up. and keeping wages
depressed.
1t is thus highly important fol
us. in spending the 81 billion We
have just authorized for foreign
aid, to encourage increased pro.
ductivity, which will mean lower
prices and higher living standards
| for millions of people in many
parts of the world.
In many visits to Europe,
have seen how the European in.
dustrialists are perfectly willing
to play ball with Communist-d dom
mated unions if they think, by
such policies. their restraints CT
trade can be effectively achieved
The Communist leaders of the
big. powerful unions which be-
stride France and Italy would sell
out their own workers at the DROP
Of hat, if that would help ad-
vance Communism.
Very Little Competition.
In most European business, even
today, there is very little compe-
tition as we understand it in
America. The big operators dc
not agree that in depressing the
standards of their own people
they are fertilizing the economic
soil that breeds Socialism anc
Communism.
Many believe they can ulti-
mately control Communism with
their own antidote of Fascism
They think they can thus safely
deal with Communist-d dominated
unions. In my Judgment they arr
as wrong as the British business.
men who thought they could sue.
Icessfully control Socialism, anc
who fostered the peculiar branc
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of monopoly and cartel under
which private trade and produc-
tion restrictions have been prac-
ticed for decades.
If we are to help western Europe
reach higher goals of productiv-
Iity, it is important, while we
have influence and leverage in
dealing with our friends and allies.
to urge upon them. in all legiti-
mate ways. the great goal of elm
mating. or at least modifying,
these artificial barriers and re-
strictions which keep recovery
from f1ltering down to the people
themselves. My amendment in
the Mutual Assistance Act is a
long. forward step in this direc-
Ition.
Not Trying Force.
In accepting the amendment,
Congress, in effect. is telling Eur
ope that we are not trying forcibly
to impose our system and our be-
Iliefs on other sovereign nations,
but we are trying to encourage
and to provide incentives for the
labor and business reforms which
our own experience has proved
to be healthy and sound in the
modern world
American taxpayers do not wish
ito see their dollars used to sup
port feudal industrial concepts
and oppressive labor tactics. even
where the immediate effect may
be specifically valid. Now
through Congress, they have said
in fact, that such is not our intent
and that our money will be spent
to encourage free unionism, and
I to break down uneconomic meth
ods of doing business.
Released by
North American Newspaper Alliance
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ey the Associoted Press

EDGEWOOD. Md, Oct. 6. = A
Washington man and his wife
scrambled to safety from their
burning automobile early today
after it was struck by another car
on US. Route 40 near here.
State police said Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Parant, 1877 Thirty
fifth st. Sc, escaped injury when
their car was rammed by another
Evening star., 1951-10-07
D. E. Couple Escapes Injury As Car Burns After Crash

while waiting at a red light. They
were hurled into the back seat py
the impact and got out just as
the automobile burst into flames.
Three persons in the second car
were injured.
The driver, identified as Dennis
L. Himmelberger, and two sailors
we're treated at the Army Chemi-
cal Center in Edgewood.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
Taft Accepts Speech Bid

TULSA. Okla. Oct. 6 (P).-Sen.
Robert A. Taft. Republican. of
Ohio. has accepted an invitation
to address a meeting of Oklahoma
Republicans here November 10,
State G. o. P. headquarters an
nounced today.
Harold StaSsen is scheduled to
speak at Oklahoma City in Feb
ruary.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

The author Of this article. Senotof
Benton, Democrat, Of Connecticut
served under Gen. George c. Morsholl
ond Jones F. Byrnes as osslstont Sec
retory Of Stote.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
By WiIIiom Benton

United States Senator From Connecticut.
Congress is giving the ECA a
powerful new secret" weapon to
blight the seeds of Communism
in the economic soil that has nur-
tured it for so many years.
The weapon is a statement OF
American policy aimed at smash
Evening star., 1951-10-07

ReIe2 SEQ Dy
North American Newspaper Alliance
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MATERIALS s.
BUILDING MATERIALS

Large stock OF good used Iumbes
flooring, doora windows. plumbing,
Pa9ea,n P1ps; boilers nfic.. and %lr TnSissers q
10Th and b sts. ne. AT, 400.
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BEDROOM:

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
US AS WE GUARANTEE YOU saw.
ING OF 20ss TO 500 ON NEW
SAiNITL sAMPLE Cc99LLssE790gTs-LLooK A1
maple set. was S1iS.5o. now $500
3-piece modern walnut set. wa.
S179.50. now S112.50; 3-piece gen.
uine mahogany set made finest way
was S259.50. now .$159.50; 3-piect
solid mahogany set. best construc.
tion. was $4l2, now S249.50; flint
paT EpInvo Of maple saS bunk ~ beds an apd
sizes. size S were SO So q now Np S17s6: 7osGs' fin. AZ
tuftlesS 5000 mattress, now S39 so
in all sizes. Many more bargain.
too ,rM numerous to mention;
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash
Bo0ksLRalmistry and dream books
phrenology books. 1871 Pa. ave,
BooKsHELvEs, maple. pr; like new;
S25. FIR. 1922. -l3
Roadmaster, boys 27-inch,
sturdy good cond. 1913 e st. Sc.
BICYCLE. 2s-inch, girls; like new,
after 6. LU. 4-3306. Ia :
BlCYCLES-2 girls bicycles for sale.
H4, tAs1i Carl zeiss 7xso W
LER's PAwNBRoKERs9 GT 9s SALES Nc CO,
9l3 D st. NV RE. 1922.
B.&L. 7x50. nice con-
Sition; " case, $99; TENDLER,s 8
PAWNBRQKERS SALES CO.. 913 D
st: NV. RE. 3522.
skICkS, face ana common. any
MG sUpPLY. an. 1900.
3RICKS-face ana common. or Q
million. ALASKA COAL AND BRICK
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SITUATIONS MEN

CCOUNTANT-Keep small set of
books: prepare monthly p. and l.
File all tax returns. Box 301 B,
Star. 13s
AIRMAN. 23. inten., married will
work May 8, '51-May l6, 81 full
time; May II. 81 eve; exc. ref
for plumbing and heat
ing Would like part-time work
eyes. Sat. and Sun. Phone FA.
LIQUOR STORE capable manager,
best references. desires change. Box
good mechanic on retired
status; inside work only; reason
able. DE. 1906.
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CTERK-TYPTST

CLERK-TYPIST
Excellent typist for administrat tive
ONCE of q large country club in
Arlington, ya.i permanent position;
vacation with pay; room and board
If desired. Box 25S-A. Star. Ia
FOOD CHECKER, experinced. Ma
tional cash register. Must have
references. One of Washington S
LARGEST restaurants. Box 43a-C,
GRAPHoTYPE OPERATORS - In
crease your earnings by working a
few hours at night or on week ends.
A Nationwide concern has need for
extra help. Call Mr.. MANN Ma.
S2O6: 8 am. to 5 pm.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, must
be be !, registered, I 5h-day week. Se5;
MAID. couple, live in, husband may
be employed elsewhere; health cards,
1sf PsS ~ $g,7 syss only T.:
to work week ends in s.e. area.
9 am. to 3 pm. Sat. and Sun,
Neat appearance, capable Of as
suming responsibility. For appt.
call FIR. 800, Ext. 2041. is
MEN AND WOMEN DRIVERS wanted
by FALLS CHURCH CAB CO. No
phone calls. Apply in person, 124
9. Washington st., Falls Church,
Va. -13
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AIR CONDITIONERS
Snld-Rented-Serviced

summer. Call Ii. 3-4112. r. g. M
REFRIGERATION CO.. Authorized
(bonded Service Dealer.
ANTIoUES-shop for mother at BELL
KINDS. Lovely old GIFTINGs
priced Et Z fr0m On o4s, y cents up, sos 6tf
ANTIoUEs-French day bed. Ital
Vitrine, riding coat and breeches,
dble. damask tablecloths. seal coat
cast alum. oven. HU. 4733. IL
ANTIQUE DAY BED for sale, $40
AGToMoBHLE WHj b5sHi MECHANICS com.
tools; practically new. Hu. 80 97ls
BABY CARRIAGE, bathinette. bas
sinette; bureau. solid maple; cril
and matt, high chair. stroller. Tee
RaKJ tsFvRaRG Ri1Ri "a ss9s41oo. s9s4: At tb..,
Cribs from S18,s5, carriages from
$15;;95, play pens from Ss,95. bah!
walkers from S6.95. folderolas (witl
this adj S14.95. NATIONAL BABY
SHOP 246l 18th st. NV. Opp. Am
W. We ,fsS t?Sl' girls ice shoe skates
BASINS, SINKS. BATHTUBs, built
in. Fittings. new or used. BLOCKS
3056 M st. NV, NO. 1903.
BATHTUB and fixtures, very rarely
used, SO; washing machine, S25i
elec. irons, S4; waffle irons, 81
lamps. SOC up; records players, SO
sATHTUBs. new used. built in, legs;
SALES CO. 1887 Ga. ave. be $50
BED, maple. double, with box springs
and inner-spring mattress; all new
S65. ia. 4-0S00. Ill
BEDS-Mapie, twins; spring mat
tresses; coil springs; reasonable, JU.
BEDs-Twin: mahogany: tufted head
enable Phone TU. 1912. Ia
BED LEGs-Convert your coil or box
springs into HOLLYWOOD beds. We
install SH 1928. JU. 7-541S.
BEDS AND MATTRESSES
Army double hunks. complete with 2
Wsyes Rew Gotten ncb maftTssses atb fodns beS
S7.95; 36-inch width Hollywood
type bed with sterilized irner-sprins
mattress, $21 .95; new canvas fold
ing cots, S5.95. N FRANK g. SON.
414 3rd st. NV. EX. 1914
l, dble.: springs. bureau
and mirror; cream colored wood;
$40. Twin hardwood bedstead,
springs, bureau and mirror; 500.
BEEbbRooMI' EbI' SUITE, e-piece solid wal.
nut, $3.50; Duncan Phyfe buffet
donE also s7S anane all in tep perfect fsT nd
china closet. 1915 23rd st. So.. Ar
linptOn OF 7549 III
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 penns. Ave. NV

I1U1 Fennh. ave. NV
Chase, NV; hours. s to 4; B. &.
Tsisrencss regggaired. Call MRS.
MANAGER for reputable dry cleaning
store; white or -colored: experier ced
MEDICAL LABoaAToRY TECHNI.
CIAh;. excellent working conditions
yacsns apartment nearby. Call Ii
MEDICAL TEcHNIcrAN or reception.
ist for doctors ofdce. 10. 3-4340
NURSES, registered and practical,
day week; salary and full main
tenance. Cali nursing supervisor,
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL. Bethesda
Nd; Il mi. from District line). OIL
NURSE. white or colored. to take
care OF 4-wk.-old baby and small
modern apt; live in while wife is
in hospital; $50 wk.; very pleasant
surroundings. Call TU. 09S9. Ia
OFFICE ASSISTANT. for permanent
work in congenial downtown ONCE.
This is an interesting and produc-
tive position with an old and we'll
known firm. Long time resident OF
Washington preferred. High school
graduate, not over 45-yrs, Of age.
Mercantile exper, and typing desirr-
9Ty 9Iy. to aS start sl;l2 b,f per hour. glq1s
vacation and regulation benefits.
Describe your exper. fully and name
the schools you have attended. Ap-
ply to Box Hay, Star IA
Evening star., 1951-05-11

DRIvEWAYs, porches. steps. bsmts.,
patios, built or repaired. After :
weekdays. all Sat. and Sun. CO
SSr SS7S. I,,!s4APE sAPEwAY AZ DRIVEWAY CON
EsEeTs1caE EssEEepen5oE fS fNSsrAILArroNssL1aRe- s1a
immed. Call RA. 1929 any time
FURNITURE aEFINIsHING We
mass priass t ca 90k ate4 kf N.Y. H 6oas
posts In concrete: Immediate erec:
months to pay Phone no. 6ss3.
evenings and Sunday. NO. 552S.
FLOORS SANDED and finished. old
fioors made like new; TAYLOR
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
Wnite ro1mF meShanicS; very Fyss low prices
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED,
EARR FLOOR SERVICE. WI. AFRO
FURNITURE REPAIRING. refinish-
HEBERT af asT'' pEAkE yeals "a 4eoo sfRerieesf es
GAkbRN & R 'G BARBER Bim SERVICE. -le Cut
grass and keep yard trimmed. by
job or contract. MR.. BILL, AP.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS. old and new
carpentry. masonry. concrete and
flagstones; tone; Terms arranged. SMITH,
HOME REPAIR. carpentry, turn
How about a cedar closet? CO. 623l
PAINTING. interior and exterior.
white; estimates free: do own work
PAINTING and decorating: inside
and outside; paper hanging: general
CONTRACTING; LEONARD HoRNER,
PAINTING. interior and exterior; 1st
class work; reasonable. III. 7-5373.
PAINTING, interior and exterior. by
less. Free estimates. Ii. 6-22sS.
PAINTING-For a Job well done at a
PAINTING0fnterior, exterior Roof
coating. General repairs. Free esti-
paiSTisS pRnsfS Gan psfEElSs.. EA Ssss. commercial, 1a
ssslasn'la WREacE gsssffs csnstsRers R1 a76s q
PAPERING-PATNTiNG, interior ana ana
exterior. Good workmanship, white
mechanics. Prices reasonable. ia.
0633 or TU. 4347. III
AND PAPER HANGING.
Experienced. courteous service, Sen
sible prices. Md. D. c.. Va. COL
GAN DECORATORS. XII. s-4e41.
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CAMERA REPAIR

Movie equip. tforeign or domestic)
BRENNER. 1913 Penna. ave. NV.
CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS, on con.
tract basis. MR. LAWRENCE. RA
9703.
CARPENTRY, painting, furniture re,
pair and ref1nishing; reasonable
JEFFREYS; Ii 6-9740. -13
CARPENTRY-No job too small. By
CARPENTRY, Cabinet work, remodel.
ing and repairs. general contracting
81. 64SS. IL
CARPENTRY-Basement to attic
first-class work done promptly anc
neatly; AP. $3.50. Ill
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
raZor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
ROOTER, phone RA 1888 any day
Any night
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DINING ROOM:

pUNI g71 Buy BY BEFORE YOU VISIT
sAMpHE Ssa e sSI eoisEoufs&@199o6k E9 Re@ 96 NET EE
THESE BARGAINS: Maple or man.
was S69 80, now SAT 90; solid lined
oak table. leaf and 4 chairs, was
cor S9g o. now $67. DO; genuine NAH.
Sl4;50;, finest quality nah. Duncan
Phyfe drop leaf table, was $50 "a
now S44 80; fine nah. 9-piece din
room set. with credenza buffet and
emma was S475. now 1929. so.
tMany N more bargains too numerous
OPEN THURSDAY TILL o PM.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample BARGAIN store of Wash.
DINETTE TABLE and chairs walnut
tM t1ctagonsI table. standing sun lamp,
iongue Tss elestrie eamDs fD po5eh 5i7 chaiss
DIsHWASHER, the new miracle dish
caTtons washer. Iao Il ffaoctory-pacsed, fo seaied
DOORS, BLIGHT, front, S6xso, new.
s90; ss1zs screen zen 2sx79; excel. So: screen
DRAFTING TABLE, board size ap-
prox. 30x30; adjustable height and
angle; best offer. UN. 2716 after
DRESSER - Victorian; mahogany,
with lge; mirror; antique cherry
DUPLICATOR, A. B. Dick elec. .min,e-
ograph machine auto. Price SIS
Excellent condition, Apply S427 Ga.
DUPLICATOk. stencil type. SIb.76
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO S1S
ELECTRIC MIXER. Hamilton Bes ch.
for sale. NO. 2512. la
ELECTRIC MOTOR
IA h.p. GE. $40. UN. 028O. 1aA
RANGE. apt. size Mon.
arch, burners and oven, $40. UN.
ELECTRIC RANGE. westinghouss.
Commander. model No. B-74-49:
guaranteed new condition.: bargain.
AT. 59l9. DE. 1925, s13 18th
ELEC. RANGE, Crosley, 42-inch, deem
well and auto. timer. 2 yrs. old, SIS.
1921 kanawha st. NV. military I'd.
FAN. exhaust. Climax; practiess,fv Mfs
brand-new. $35. Call TU. 0756.
Continued on Next Pagel
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SITUATIONS MEN tcen..) }


PAINTER-rnside and outside paint.
ing; reasonable prices; free esti-
mates. WADE, ME. 1885. 13s
PAINTER, white, available; will work
in D. c. only. Box 264-B. Star.
PRINTING BUYER Local expert.
ence, letterpress, offset, photo-en-
craving. publications, Job work, de-
sire position with national associa-
tton or volume printing user. Box
Boob, Star. 13s
STENOTYPIST, male. 200 words,
available large company, capable
handling Official minutes, reporting,
etc, will travel. Box 304-B. Star.
COMPETENT RADIO electronic tech
nician desires work 8 to IL ewes,
any time Sat, and Sun, will con-
COLORED BOY desires Job in lunch
rm;; neat with local refs; GE.
oSS3. Ill
Evening star., 1951-05-11
UPHOLSTERING
MOTOR TRAVEL

LADY WANTS RIDE to Nashville
Ten Tenn'' OF oy Vicinity 0sie May @5th . OIL
DRIVING TO MIAMI May 13. return.
ing May %; room for l. share ex-
penssS, Call Ia. 1905.
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isELp MEh 3 WOMEN tcens., /,

MAN AND WOMAN, white, for road
room. board. FIR. 5947. after z.
PRINCIPAL, for private elementary
school In Alexandria. Degree and
supervisory experience necessary.
. oy; ;,sA2I 442I, R to & Ipowp.ropv- pw .ropv-l1 Il,
nician, to start to work July l.
Prefer one with X-ray exper.. s.
day week, good pay. Doctors office.
State refer. and exper. Box COY,
Star. Ia
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TYPIST-SECRETARY, attractive no.
sition for well-oualified person. Ap-
ply TEUNIs OPTICIANS, HOS 18th
WAITkEEss, white; experienced: Ml1 for
n no Sundays. coUNE's REsTAU-
wAiTkEssoExpesrsiiennc;ewd. 81 ri n;w work Els eyss,;
sips. HARMoNY Sxeei, REsFAGjRGssf. Esss!es{j ss4S
4ppIY &EsRRs shsS 0ysI sEsTAykzRST "A; szRsF
= 4o2 H st; ne. No phone calls.
WAITRESS. white, exger:; 5-day wk..
SAHSr : e II 1eIS Pm; e.S GARDEN REsTAU-
WAITRESS, experienced. refined. for
evenings. except Monday. yrS.fT MIcH.
x ELS; l02O Vermont ave. NV. ia
WAITRESS, white, to serve mixed
Soars ans g Sees g. Can fGGf % sssy ssssIssry aps
necessary; must be neat and de-. de-.
pendable: no Sundays. TEHAAN'S.
WAiTTRYsssssnl SfT Yssn oTer ss ny. y ron INN va "a
TAuRAsT;. ?ss ssie i4th S9s st. INV INV EEs5 Mfs
WAITRESS WANTED-Good wages
Mo n ,S Sundays. Apply GEORGES RES
wAATqRRAAsNsT wTAAATqRANT. 4o5 @5 I Z st. s.w: -l2
&SidoTf vac Masss SSH TooW W.iaoa snd bGsFd tips
MATTRESSES, white. Experienced; s: no
sundays: Apply TRIO RESTAURANTTF
1887 18th st. NV. lis
WAITRESSES-For week ends and
Bat pSaTa tine; Rsi.o Apply plyd CLUB LAcoNGA,
MATTRESSES. exper.; good pay: good
working conditions; no Sun. work
Apply 4HpPy FERDiNAED GRILL. Ios5
wAffREssRsy iff 4 sy esDsriesasd sp ss.s for s r,t
wAITREssEEss.i fF sE siu0 wnite, Kite lofx eSperienc.d
MIcKEY's GRILL, 1117 18th St.
MATTRESSES. white, good appear
= ,MHIAAYYNNAARp's. 1908 18th st.
in seafood; permanent position. very
gG0d @ earnings; ar Riis,zpEpEy,1 ,Apply 10 AN; to 2
soTi1p. so9g Piney Branch I'd, silver
WAITRESS, experienced, for new
restaurant. Apply 1854 Suitland I'd.
s.e.. 10. 9-S300. MR.. DOUGLAS.
MATTRESSES, white, over 21; must
cH1N1EsE WILL VILLAGE oAppEz REsTAJsaSP + RsasiSP
wAITREssEs,, experienced. tray
Serv1Ge. Apply SEAFARE RESTAU-
,RANT, 1924 Conn. ave. NV. Ia
WAITRESS, white. experienced; aft
ernoons. Excellent pay. FEDERAL
+ GRILL, Berwyn, Md, TO. 1858,
MATTRESSES - White, experienced
Apply EARLE RESTAURANT. INC,
18TH and E sts. NV. ID
WAITRESSES-Experienced, full tire
or part time, to work in a night
club. Excellent tips, Apply in per-
son. 1411 H st. NV. liz
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CONCRETE,

CONCRETE
Porches, stoops, driveways, retaining
walls, etc.; very easy terms; guar
anteed workmanship.
CHESAPEAKE REMODELING CO.
Phone TT 3-2682
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LIVE IN-$27 WEEK
Exper. houseworker (25-35 yrs. old)
light colored tpvt. rm. and bath;
plain coking. 100 H st. ne, TR
1888, or after pm, TR. 1902,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACADEMIC GOWN. for Ph.D degree
beautiful black silk. blue velvet
medium height, S75. DU. 1891;
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs. cleo.
trio. Reconditioned. Guaranteed
$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER Co.
S13 14th st. NV
AIR CONDITIONER, '4-h.p.. water
cooled. bargain Sl40; also pretty 8
fiuorescent fixture, and lamps, COM
plete, cheap; hardly used. HO. SS04
IR-CoNDITIONER window. also
dehumidifies; needs NO water con:
qf5er 9Ri4,aSrp or; 4sSs after 9 8 pm; l., Ia IL
conditioned; sold rented. exchanged
saSd seryicea; IsuDp fully ggsranseed OR
AIR CONDTTIONERS, new 1851
models in factory sealed crates. II
you have cash" see US last. PARA
NV. Hudson 4sO0. 81
AIR CONDITIONERS-N national
Unknown rm. units, " h.p.; S249. so;
~ hip. S29S.50: all units with 5-yr
warranty. You can buy with conf
dence from the A. S. JOHNSON CO.
since 1875. HU. $500
AIR CONDITIONER, model 81. Ea.
h.p.. Philco-York. direct current.
S190. May be seen today. 4-6. Rm.
1103, 927 10th st. NV; otherwise
contact CO. 7744. Ext East 80.
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BRICKWORK = Walls, chimneys.
porehes. steps. walks; all repairs;
Al work Ewes, MI. 611S. -16
BRICK, block. cement. stucco. and
waterproofing: good service. Call
z. F. BEACH. 6801 Temple rd. Sc,
Cypress $3.50. liz
jobs, foundations. ETC.; immediate
service. good work. MR.. ROBINSON,
WA. 2751. -13
BUILDING, remodeling, repairing,
carpentry, brick cement work; MR.
BAKER; Ii. 3-372S. 12'
BUILDING HOMES, remodeling Of
fees and stores, made-to-order cabi-
nets. counters and shelves. Call
EairfaY 4AR-I LII
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC


COOK, colored, experienced, con-
scientious. Call HO. 4470 to 1890
| pm, Sat. am. to 12.
GIRL, colored, high school education,
desires job caring for children; ex-
perienced; live out. Ii. 3-2654.
GIRL, colored. desires Job as baby
sitter: evenings, Mon. through Fri.
NO. 9544 after 6.
GIRL. colored, good house cleaner
5-day week. 8 to 1 o'clock. DE.
1888. IL
II WOULD LIKE TO PLACE my maid
es g.h.w.; reliable and honest;
5 years last place. MI. 1891.
ICOLORED GIRL, h. S. graduate, de-
Gires work as Office girl or gh.w.
or salad girl. store helper. RE.
COl OKED GIRL wishes days work
Just cleaning; S5 a day and carfare.
IoofoRED oH sPU' WOMAN. experienced. II, de-.
sires work. day or night. Phone ME.
0336.
Evening star., 1951-05-11


YOUNG LADIES, ages 20-35 yrs;
several permanent positions open in
fine hotel cigar and newsstands: in
teresting work in pleasant surround
ings; experience not necessary. We
MR.. sITRIcK at newsstand in lobby
of Wardman Park Hotel between
8 and 10 am. or 2 and 4 pm.
YOUNG GDAv WOMAN OMAN to sell arts and
crafts material. Wonderful oppor-
tYnity for right person. Call CHI.
8S17 for appt.
ATTRACTIVE OPENING for young
woman who likes to deal with the
public, to serve as clerk-receptionis
in local hospital: good working con-
ditions and pleasant environment;
must have tipping ability. neat ap-
sick. leave, social security benefits.
Apply in person at personnel office,
GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE requires
services of mature woman expert
enced in management of real estate
Someone who has worked as resi-
dent manager in lge. property would
be suitable. Job entails handling
group OF fine apt. buildings in
Good salary and car allowance. Ex-
cellent future for right woman. Re-
ply. by letter only, giving full de-
aERBER eas e + RE4ir9 efDer. co. sssa asuM Conn q
ave. NV. No phone calls. --12
REFINED Jewish woman compassion
to live in, cook, kosher. light g.h.w.
Call LA. 6-6762. la
Evening star., 1951-05-11
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for q high
school graduate between 81 and %
years OF age to work as q ledger and
accounting CLERK: for accounts re-
ceivable. routine and control. Knowl.
edge Of bookkeepin9 and. typing IL
REQUIRED 40-hour. 5-day week.
S:30-5 80. Mon. through Fr! Apply
Personnel. Room 506. Open week
days. s:30-5: Sat. 81. No phone
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