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Evening star., 1952-01-07
By HoI Boyle

NEW YORK R.-so it's Leap
Year, lady, and you want to get
that guy?
Well, if you want to be success
full. quit trying to follow the. usual
advice to the lovelorn, and face
the real facts OF life.
The main fact is that the odds
are against you-aI1d the odds are
getting worse. Ten years ago there
were 100 men for every 100 wom-
en- in the. United States. But the
last census showed there are only
96.6 men over 81 for every 100
women in the same age bracket.
There Just aren't enough guys
to 60 around. Most of the 100
women try to marry one of those
96 men. Why don't you aim at
the leftover-the s per cent fell
low. Don't forget that if you
can't get whole man a male
fraction is better than none.
Mon in the Moon
The professional advice givers
usually tell girl to be sensible
and marry dependable, healthy
man with steady job and a good
sense OF humor." That is like tell
ing you to marry the man in the
moon. ..
Think of all the men you know
who are dependable, healthy and
have steady jobs and a good Sense
Of humor. Don't they already
wear some other girls brandp AS
q young lady told me. mournfully:
Il know q lot of good men I'd
like to marry-but their wives
won't let me" 4
So, If you really want to get wed
this year. start culling over the
junk heap Of masculinity that is
left. Remember, a good jalopy
can be built from the metal scraps
found in the average city dump.
No Perfect Husband >..:.
Your best bet isn't to search for
the perfect husband. It's to SAL
wage and recondition some bat
tered Joe your girl friends have
passed over in the mad scramble.
To take some masculine night
mare and. remold him into your
dream man-that is your chal-
lenge, lady.
A few tips on how to do it:
Look for man with circles un-
der his eyes. Now, here is OBJ
Evening star., 1952-01-07
Womun's Club
Lunch Meetino

Civil Liberties in a Democracy
will be the subject of discussion
by Alan Barth. editorial writer
for the Washington Post at a
meeting of the Woman's Club OF
Bethesda to be held at 1890 am
tomorrow at the clubhouse.
Honored guests at the colnbina-
ton luncheon business meeting
will include Mrs. James Bennett
president of the Montgomery
County League of Women Voters
and Mrs. Jesse Taylor Price, public
affairs chairman for the Mont
gomery County Federation, and a
member of the Woman's Club OF
Bethesda, g. ,..t
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Delta Dettu Delta

The Virginia Group of Delta
Delta Delta Sorority will hold a
covered-dish supper at the home
OF Mrs. Richard L. Parli,. 1924
Little Falls, road. Falls Church.
Va, at 7 p. m. Wednesday. Res
ervations may be made with Mrs.
Evening star., 1952-01-07

Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated
pattern No. 1919 is designed in
sizes "a, SO, 38, 40. 42, "A, 46, 48,
80. 81. Size SO, short sleeves, re-
quires 53s yards of 39-inch fabric.
For this pattern, send SOC in
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to"Bar-
bara Bell, The Washington Star,
P. o. Box SO. Station G, New York
10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1952-01-07

ISSYy NVUefkS
Pattern Envelope No. 5232 con-
tains tissue pattern for apron in
sizes IA, Is and 18 included, ma
terial requirements, sewing and
finishing directions; hot iron
transfer for appliqued pocket.
Send Csc in coins. your name,
address and the pattern number
to Peggy Roberts. The Washing
ton Star, P. o. Box 100, Station
G, New York 10, N. Y.
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1925 Dorothy Gray Dry Skin
Mixture ----------- $I.OO-
$500 Dorothy eroy Dry Skin
$500 Tussy Hand creom for soft.
smooth honds ---------
$500 Worth Je Reyien Cologne,
frogront and delightful fuI-----------9 98c'.
Soc Consumer SpecioI Cosmetics,
to keep you attractive for $l.OO'
Revlon Aquomorine Lotion, Aqua-
mist Combination n--------------Sl.O .OO|
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$3.50 Harriet Hubbard Ayer
Hand Cream ------ $l.SS
Konn's o4c Pine Bath soup,
5 eokes in q box ---------z----------- 79c
S4:95 Cut cystoI Atomizers,
bronze top, netted bulb--------------$2 $2.95
imported cystoI Perfume Bottles,
ground shoppers ----:----------------- XSC
Bonnie Bell Plus 30 Cream,
double size. ------:---SS.OU'
Konn's ST .29 Pine Oil, quart size,
refreshing ACKNOWLEDGMENT 98c*
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GREAT TO|lEIT]RIES SALE!

Here the low prices want Beauty aids usually
more Now 500 famous
colognes tissues Use these toes help
pretier, yomgerlooking you!
Evening star., 1952-03-01

5921 Convoy Rood, Alto Visto Terroce
Charming Cope Cod type home in this desbe community eonseno
neshbor ell ondseopd Anchorfeneed with barbecue and
Living with repIaee seporote dining oom equipped
kitchen and featuring FIRST FLOOR BEDROOM ho bath
sized bedrooms and bath second otowo eopens lst
floor ond stowy included Full heoted with ospho
floor and outside entonee. Cos heo.
Mr.. ln9hom on Premises, or Coll o.. 2142'
atey miles GUnae bear M on Beech 6ioefs conTay
BOTH HOMES OPEN SUNDAY. I TO s P.M
j. Rupert MOhIer, Jr., ReaItOr
l2zs Connecticut Avenue NV. NAtienal 1850
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PICK FROM 2s DIFFERENT ELEVATIONS
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Civic Group Opposes
Shift Of Facilities
To Recreation Board

The Federation Of Civic Asso-
Citations last night opposed the
transfer Of recreation facilities
administered by the Interior De-
partment to the District Recrea-
ton Board.
Acting on a report that such a
transfer would be included In a
reorganization plan being drawn
up for the District government by
Brig. Gen. Bernard L. Robinson,
Engineer Commissioner, the Fed
Grafton took the step because the
District Recreation Board follows
o policy chiefly Of racial segre.
cation.
A similar protest was registered
about o year ago, when Chairman
Mcmillan Of the House District
Committee proposed such O
transfer.
Shea Outlines Work.
An amendment by the Fedora.
ton calling for the transfer with
Q proviso for bi.racial use Of
facilities was voted down, 40 to 20,
Welfare Director Gerard M,
shea outlined the functions and
aims Of the Welfare Department,
He said the agency had progressed
In efheieney and usefulness do.
spite an inadequate appropriation,
Bi.Raeial College Asked.
On the recommendation Of It's
Education Committee, the Fedora.
ton requested the Board OF nd.
ucation to set up O bi-racial
teachers college at Roosevelt High
School. The group felt students
now attending the school could be
transferred easily to other under
capacity schools. The Federation
also called for the establishment of
an lntegrated city college.
The group also asked the board
to make public the number of
vacancies in the school system, SO
tney can be filled by qualified
Negro teachers. Most temporary
teachers hired are white and are
lacking necessary qualifications,
the Federation charged.
John B. Duncan, president, con-
quoted the meeting in the board
room Of the District Building
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1865 Locust Road N.W.-$31 900
centerho brick cono convenient WoIter Reed Hospio oil
schools transportation and shopping Living fireplace and
adjoining sereenedn living porch Well dining
modern Kitchen Three delightful bedrooms tiled baths and open
deck second floor Sooy orse third floor orose
Recreation with bor and wocor bun eorose Oil hec
John MohIer on Premises, or Coll WI 2SoS
Raa Ro ght On Ioes ana tons om oSen S sSnS Sa
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11
Military Aide
 To Participate In Dog Mushers' Trek

HEADQUARTERS, ALASKAN COMMAND, Elmendorf AFB, Al aska, Feb. 8-One of the few mili- tary muSherS in Alaska, It. Col. Alexander C. Field, USAF, aide de-camp to It. Gen. w. E. Kepner, commander-in-ch chief, Ala S k a n command, will participate in thei forthcoming A n h or a ge Dog Mushers' Club trek from Anchor age to Seward.
 The Anchorage Dog Mushers' Club is sponsoring trip by dog sled along the Anchorage-Seward Highway in which approximately six teams will participate in the mushing caravan that will depart Anchorage on the 14th of Feb ruary. It is due to arrive in Sew ard two days later.
 The manager of the Fur Ren- ueZNOuS SOIlAIllALLCC, OO4A41 SAOOAs has stated that some candidates for the Fur Rendezvous queen will take part in the trip scheduled to return to Anchorage on the 17th.
 The purpose of this trip is to stimulate interest in the Anchor aoe Fur Rendezvous among the residents of Seward as we'll as to give the teams participating fur ther experience for the forthcom- ing dog rodeo to be held during the week of the Fur Rendezvous.
 Other mushers participating with Colonel Field are: Charles Cannon, Mac Mclean, Bill Cham berlain, Harold Gaasland, Lucky Merik, and John Webb.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11

way usage increased 100 per cent. Tn calling for immediate action, the industrial statesman points out that motor transport carries 80 per cent of interstate passen- ger traffic and takes more than 50 per cent of all workers to their jobs. It provides quick daily de- livery of 90 per cen: of our food stuffs, a large portion of which is highly perishable.
 "The time has come when we must do something about better roads besides talk. The demand for action must come from everyone who uses the highways and that's just about everybody" MT Litchfield concludes.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11
Avalanche Ties Up AnchOrage-Seward Traffic

ANCHORAGE, P)- A midget mountain of snow avalanched over the Anchorage Seward Highway and the Alaska Railroad tracks at Mile 72 Thursday, blocking both rail and road traffic. Two passen- ger trains, including the SS. Den ali boat train, and several freights were held up until the tracks were cleared. The slide, 200 feet long and 10 to 20 feet deep, was un- loosed by warming weather.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11

AKRON, OHIO - Americas prospering economy and very se- curity is threatened by an out dated system of roads and high ways, according to Paul w. Litch- field, chairman of the board of The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Com pany, whose organization recently has undertaken the job of awak- ening America to the inherent perils of the situation. MT. Litch- field, who recently celebrated his 5Oth anniversary with tine com pany, is shown with chart indi- eating the lack of improvement in our roads during the last Is years while the number of motor vehi- cles has aln Sst doubled ~~1 r;,~'-
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11
Pope Plus Calls For Spiritual Crusade"

VATICAN CITY, tP) - Pope Plus XII has called for a spiritual crusade to turn the world from paths which sweep on to ruin" and from a general condition which "may explode at any mo- ment."
 AS Bishop of Rome he address sed the Roman Catholics of that city, but his appeal for a return to Jesus Christ, the church and the Christian way of life" clearly was meant for all.
 Threats to the present genera ton, he said, are much more widespread and grave than pesti- lence and the convulsions of na- ture, even though their continu- ing threat has begun to make the nations almost insensible and apa- thetic."
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11
Threats Against President Increase 33T This Year

WASHINGTON, {F) - Secret Service cases involving threats against President Truman already have increased 33 per cent this fiscal year which still has until June 30 to run.
 U. E. Baughman, chief of the Secret Service, charged with guarding the President, told the House Appropriations Commit tee in testimony made public Monday - that threat cases rose from 2,598 last year to 3,629 in the 1952-52 year.
 Of the total threat cases handled so far this fiscal year by the service-including harmless let ters by "cranks" - 85 persons were arrested, and 79 convicted and sent to prison or mental hos pitals.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11
EASY THERE, PODNER!

VANCOUVER, B.C., (P)-Bruce Howard was dressed as a cowboy, complete with toy guns, for a fancy dress gathering when he spotted two men preparing to drive his car away. When he drew his six-shooters the men fled and Bruce went on to the party.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11
100000 Civilians Claimed Killed On Hainan Island

TAIPEH, Formosa, P)- The semi official Nationalist T o News Agency said Saturday Chi nese Reds have killed about 100,- 900 civilians on Hainan Island, or about one fifth it's population, since they overran the big South China Sea island in the spring of 1850.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11
COOLER WEATHER BREAKS AUSTRALIANS WORST FIRE SEASON IN l3 YEARS

SYDNEY, Australia, (P)-Cool- CT weather brought break Sat urday in this country's worst fire season in Is years.
 The slight relief came after IT persons perished the last few weeks in scattered fires that whipped through great areas of eastern Australia's bush country. Some 25O,OOO sheep have been lost and hundreds of square miles of grazing land scared.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11

MT. and Mrs. Roy Tobuk are the parents of a son born Feb. g. MT. Tobuk is with Alaska, Air lines.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11

As we grow older, our bodies grow shorter and our anecdotes longer.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11

For Good Printing Call Main l25
Evening star., 1952-03-07
OFFICE FURNITURE

OFFICKR UNIFORRd6 q
size g and s s9yereost, size 3ga In
Evening star., 1952-03-07

Young man, part time or free lance,
excel. background all tlelds. Best
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hELp WoMEkl
MATTRESSES

M1MED. OPENINGS m va. DC. ND.
BEGIN TRAINING NOW FOR NEW
LANGLEY Park eHOPPE
Permanent positions. pleasant work
leave. group insurance benefits. enc
ploye purchase discounts, training
Tor promotion, meals and uniforms
ArPfY HoT sHoPPEiss. ii isisiss NC.
Rm. 200. 134l q st. NV ~
LADIES cd, to earn $2O-S25 wkly
seryicins regular .Ayyo AVON customers;
LAZY SfsI iTsas e drive e. scoo Sss0 car 70 collect
children MORNINGS In Chevy Chase
s5nsas; s5sa; give telephone. 2. o. BOX
WOMAN. white. pare time. fountain
and general drugstore work; exper.
RTFer 0qs HrHSHfs nSi fsssns1i PAAaADg9y HADg9y
1904 Marlboro pike. IS
WOMEN - EARN BIG MONEY. In
spare time selling, HOUSE OF pLAG-
TIC products through popular party
plan. For details, cali or write
/ HOUSE OF PLASTIcS. PASS 18th
st nv. washington. D. G.
for counter work. salad making, bak-
ing and to carry dishes; pleasant
working conditions. No sunday work.
No exper. necessary; $50 Wk, plus
meals and vacation. See MR.. FAJ-
EAR. 1882 Conn. ave. -
YOUNG LADY 70 work as clerk
syptor .yPtst aRa ASply gess sEtsa9SsSd
TOR CO... shiflington Business
YOUNG WOAIANN--To work In pub
lie accounting ONCE; tipping and
clerical work. Call IA. 6641; z to
3 pm. and al day. Sun.
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MRLP WOMEN tcsnt.i

CLERK.TYPYsT-one experienced in
4orFinr % C cond.. hsosssSpditaiisa ton vscs-
ton ton. and opportunity lot stsfs ace
expef. and salary expected. Box
CLRRk-fFYs1PisT-a5-4o, must Be : sc-
eurate on figures; hours S;30s4:39;
,1S Says; SMc CUAKEF TSc.. GITY LIE Lnirc,s M
CLERK-rYPIsT; exper.; between 25
and so. knowledge Of shofthand.
bQokkeeping. general once routine.
opport. Telephone DI. 1862. Ext.
CaIERK.rYPIsT. permanent position;
5-day week. Apply CAPITOL PRINT
ING INK CO.. INC. S06 Charming
CIERK-TYPIsT, age 1890; must be
able to type 30 w.p.m. accurately;
position with an expanding organi-
Tet TTation re ,Sf1sringa N gao1 az employee 6ene-
CGERSsTYP4sr,o LEI er hE oy1a permanent position.
5-day week. annual and sick leave
plus other employe benefits. start
10 am. ACE ELECTRIC SUPPLY
CO. INC. 1873 14th st. NV. MI.
CLERK-TYPIsTs ta,. for national
ant employment; many beneflts.
See Mr.. Kleemann, UNIVERSAL
C. I. T. CREDIT CORP, 261 Con-
Stitution ave. NV. Do not phone.
CLERK-TYPIsT for insurance onice;
casualty and surety experience pre-
ferred but not necessary, 37k-hr.
Apply Mr.. Sears or Miss McGrath,
GREAT AMERICAN INDEMNITY
CO., $50 Woodward Bldg, 18th and
H st. NV. Elk. 1850. -
LERK-TYPIST-You lady. 1925,
for estab.. real estate firm; inexper.
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APPLIANCE
Warehouse Clearance

10 o.. MC e., I 1913 e:s in HOTPOINT dishwasheT
All merchandise new in sealed
cartons fully guaranteed. STAND
ARD TIRE q BATTERY CO., 10th
ana Il SIS. ne. Open ewes. till 8.
Evening star., 1952-03-07
AUDIO CONSULTANTS
2O2 KING ST., ALEX, VA.
KI. S-77s9.

RANGR--Nev electric automatic,
$iss. o az. sSiS.' 'S's'so' :Des'A'
HANGEs, gas. eies:, used: many
S",s.s models. ,sd9 sd9 Yp; p; .WEBsTER, ya55sc-
REC0RDER. tape-disc. WiIcox.asy;
With accessories; SITS. Cali NE.
REC C6RDERss Tape. blanks, -S sun
plies ct wholesale mail order prices,
RE2h1aFS RGE32MMdSsIoN s2Ss ssHoP; NO; 2et$:
s-cn: .ft. de luxe IKE frssier0iocper Tss; .i%Hsr
s2s s1ssa sadi Al ihelsssi sssSi req. s5sS.SS; see.
1s|ss.:sssas$ 4 81 :sss sSs' .sos ;ss
REsTRiGERxTcR.' = * icoildspo.; aM ca.
IT,; very good condition: StoK. Ken
more washer, $50. JU. s-3S33. 20
aiEthSa1Aloa III eaesi. cond.; rsisias sl. ire o,de 81
RtkfHIKIlfGERAroR. 1e47 we.tinsbou,.:
sxcei ccnd.. sse or best ofer. 10.
izE1tssiSSsERATcRe su. n: p.ri.c. I
REFRIGERATORs, used for sale or
pTsobWspsS Tsbs p rEscITic Rs5 Nc s%sll oR 7se deposit
kEFkIGERATOns. so and up: also
q b, Ia4z q 81. ne. Ii. s-2s45.
RKFIiGEExT0Rs. used. large As.
sortment from SO up. Some with
1sysar p, EgTarsntess T Time payments.
1ssE,HIlSERaT0Hs s.,I SI odSd ts,. reasonasls.
2EFGRs- alec, sas, used; many
scs.s ssasl. 1sSS sSS III ~ wEassr as sf5s. siSs.
(continusd on Next Page)
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, with good references
wishes 5 or 6h days; child care;
light housework. II. 7.9482. -
GIRL, colored, desires Job ironing,
By day or cleaning once. VI
Gill. Ill coLoRED. desires Job, high,
housework or child care; refs. bI.
MAID desires work from . m. until
pm. or pm. until after dinner
woSsN. wRSSRf s1 1coSaooikEp, oSalooikE would li1. i,
work 4 hrs. mornings. MI. 1885.
EXPERIENCED COOK. coiored, Dri.
yate or public. No Sunday work
ExfERT xij RI aRS6jusE CLEANING, 1,oor.,
walls, windows, woodwork or what
,lnygsr have yoYy ,S, ReSs: Refs; ST; o931:
nElrssEw0RK slres .1as,s OF cHD CARE ed;,s De;
woman: refs. LU: 1-s4e7. ws
c0L0RED GIRL desires IE.h.w. and
care OF children; exper. Lu. 4-70s4
CoLORED GIRL desires lob as nurse.
ni1d rsfs e c.i faS sis.r B. da1: Az soS Sf excel
COLORED GIRL wants child care
i've days. CAN HU. S94S Until
C0LoRRD GIRL, wishes days work;
neat, % 5eliable and dependable; ref
C6EEoRE16O GIRLS desire child car. OF
ia day,s work; live out. DU. 1928. -
q children while mother works
coo1HoRRiEsDS WOMAN win car. 70,
si sMi9thsr,s s.so children at my home
coIoRaEaD1 WOMAN would lik. S iann.
dry or cleaning. by the day or cook
dinner evenings. GE. 1878.
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salesladies (2), fun time; plenty Of
For aDpt. cali ME. O4s6 or ME.
REcEfTIoNIsT. to function as PIX
EMsRsoN fSfs 'ygAlnp5l RAplo oredg'rsS op s%SAszAPea.
RESIDENT MANAGER for large NV;
apt. development. Must be. recent
fe refs. salary h A1s and one cne-bedrm.' apt.
Immed. employment. Box 16S.R.
RESIDENT MANAGER. recent exp exDer.
only; Fine upper NV. 90. apis:
ksyely ssy mo I'm. gR. sso,s s1sj, bath apt. and
SALES CLERK to sell clothing and
do. relief cashier. work in retail store
selling used and repaired material;
6h-day week, good working condi.
tions; handicapped preferred; refer
ences REQUIRED. ME. 5940 for ap-
sGfRssGIRRiLi GtRsGfRii for work in DRUGSTORE.
on drug and cosmetic counters;
good salary. pleasant working con-
ditions. Experience preferred. Ap-
ply EMPIRE PHAR.. 1888 Conn. ave.
age Is to s5; good
"
Friday, good salary to start. Apply
WALGREN CO.. in Pentagon Bldg.
-13
SALESGIRL-Work in pleasant. inter-
esting surroundings. DRUGSTORE
- Attractive appearance
essen ial. for hosiery. costume jewell
ry and bags; 6z-day week; salary
plus commission. BRESLAU, 614
18th st. NV.
SALESLADY-For outside work: must
have Nd. Or D; c. drivers permit.
SALESLADY, retail variety store.
Apply NAVAL RECEIVING STATION,
SALESLADIEs. full and part time.
for ladies' dresses. Apply 516 11th
2. experienced only,
Ready to Wear and Millinery: sos
per week to start; steady position.
Apply 1918 Conn, ave- %
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pm. BALL MACHINE, S25; phono.
boxes. $50 and up; Saturday only. only
g. to L.. 3110. M st. NV.
PifE, galvanized. black cast IRON cut
st NV NO H2n3 WA KKn1
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
ADDITIONS-Pree estimates, remodel
ing. cellar to roof. CENTRAL CON-

ns esss to reo sstc!Rstfs cRsfs Is"s5s coa
TRACING CO. ME. $685..
ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS
Attics finished, recreation rooms.
dens. Kitchens remodeled. porches
'sa5s TIsNHR Il gay ENdf nie
NEERTNd CO.. NC. ST, s2as; ewes
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Or com
mercial; no Job too small or toe
large. For free estimate, call RE.
ADDITIONS, alterations, recr. rms,
modern kitchens. Have It done right.
AIR CONDITIONERS. refrigerators;
Ne repair all makes. ALLISoH'S.
AsfHiA1ECTf SRI TT. DRIvEwAYs. parking lots
or private roads; free estimates
Teleghons o.. $500 or OIL, 4b67.
wo1is; woTEm.naSp nSE apd M TssfPftrins sfis after Al
BRICK woRK-New and old. Com
plete building services. Garages,
porches. additions. Free estimates.
Quick service. Call RICHARDSON
sRiiciKtMaoiRK. tai nrepls., pchs. l gars. /;
PALERMo. AD. 1899. Li.3-S4SS. l5s
CABPENTkY--Porch and porch In
closures, cabinet work. painting
and deeorsting. All work guaranteed.
CAhPENTTRhSY-By day Or contract:
CARPENTRY, remodelins. repairs and
cabinet work. JU. S-4730. ---9
dOrmer windows; attics
recreation rooms finished; porches
iHslSFss; HsNnSix nfT fyr q g4d, ds,smodelins. = =
caRfiENNTRY sil Kinds: small Jobs |.
sHRsssalsAlty;n HRsaA lin Whit da6s mechanic. G. :.
|CARPESfEx CAlRRPREEi III ooySi 20 General remodelins,
iroass ma .0Es REtteik iac RS saSs ssSss
CARPENTER =. Alterations. repairs.
rsmodsling; old and new work. Mr..
CARfENTER. smaIl Jobs. house paint
paired and ]. painted. Wa. 64zs. -
CARPENTER. remodeling old and new
work. DO own work Over 20 years
exnerienced. Cali 81. 911O. 30
CEMENT WALKS, walls. driyeWays,
remodel. homes. roof repfs.; reliable;
comp. employees. AMCo. 20. 6-0084.
cIOGGED DRAIN PIPEs electricSlly
razor -kleened or no charge. ROTO-
EooTER Phone RA. assa any day
EERsCrRfCxL Ias n1fasi INSTALLATIONS. re-
pair short cif9 ITS. small Jobs done
immediately. !. 2222 any time.
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CoMM'L ARTIST

Young man, part time or free lance,
excel. background all fields. Best
refs. OR. 6971.
LANDSCAPE-PROPAGATER, IS yrs.
experience In planning layouts. sell
tngs desires responsible position,
Box 23S-M. Star. 9s
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd jobs, yard work,
wall washing, carpentry, house
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY,
Harhor Lights Corp. ME. 1882.
PAINTER. CARPENTER. PLASTERER
AND BRICK WORK. Reasonable.
ANDREW, DI. 9179.
EMPLOYED MAN wishes part-time
work; typing, bookkeeping, cost ac-
counting experience. 10. 2-4678.
Sober. now employed;
g years experience stock control.
shipping, receiving, etc.; also mimeo-
graph and addressograph experience
LE% spx Ne MGsG,H' SN 'YSiik SSdT TYprNc At bom. g.
Ten years experience. 10. 2-O723.
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE desires
clerical or supervisory work. Mid
night to 2 am. Box 106-L, Star.
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JUNIOR CLERK
OFFTCE CLERK

Young or older woman with knowl-
edge of typing; most pleasant sur
roundings, 5h-day week, welfare
benefits, paid vacations. Apply Mr..
Thren. 4th floor, THE MODE. r st.