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Evening star., 1952-02-08
By Ruth Dean

She's heard the beat Of tom
toms. in Africa. slept in the cold
|of an Egyptian desert and lived
the rugged life Of a remote Greek
mountain village, but Miss Vir-
|ginia Arnold would like nothing
better than just TO stay home.
Chief Nurse Of the United States
Public Health Services Division
of international Health, Miss
ArnoldssSpet dream is now quite a
joke With some Of her friends in
London who tried to persuade her
three years ago TO stay on as di-
rector of the international Council
|of Nurses there.
When the Public Health Service
offer came her way, Miss Arnold
snapped Il up and firmly answered
her London associates entreaties
with: mo. no. I've got to stop
this world travelling. I've got to &c
home and put down some roots .
It looks as If the nurse officer
will have a long wait before real
izi11g her ambition. Two months
after taking her present job, she
was sent to Beirut as an advisor
to the United States delegation al
the 1949 meeting Of the United
Nations Commission on the Sta
tus of Women. In the last six
months. her field trips have taken
her to Europe, Southeast Asia and
Africa.
On her last field trip TO Mon
rovia, Liberia, Miss Arnold In
|spected the USPHS health mission
Evening star., 1952-02-08

call she and her party had. I'VE
stopped right beside q construc-
tion shed being used by some
engineers Who were building q
home for the Liberian president.
They had Just the motor part we
needed to get the ieep running
again. ! don't know what we
would have done If we a stopped
10 miles further on"
Miss Arnold seems to have had
her share Of trouble with trucks
and jeeps. When she was in
Greece several years ago, one OF
her duties was to motor from
village to village to inspect health
facilities and replenishs medical
supplies. She usually headed right
for the market square, the center
of town actipity. One day she
didn't quite make 1t. The road
leading into the square was mar
row. The truck was Wide. So the
inevitable happened. Miss Arnold
found herself firmly wedged be-
tween two buildings. II got out all
right, but I had a time doing it,
she recalled with a laugh. "and
the townspeople all applauded
me. They thought it was so un-
usual to see . woman driving q
truck"
When Miss Arnold was In In
dia on her recent inspection trip
through the Far East, she was
surprised, on getting into a plane
in New Delhi. to see the pilot
coming aboard. complete with tur-
ban and beard. He was a Sikh
After she was on the plane,
Evening star., 1952-02-08

When 1t comes to roughing IT.
Miss Arnold can give an Eagle
Scout some pointers. One Of her
first overseas assignments with
|UNRRA was to help set up q
health program in a Yugoslav ref
ugee camp in Egypt, directly
across from the Suez Canal. She
lived in. a tent city for a year,
with nothing to start with but a
bed roll. and no hot water.
Contrary to what most people
imagine Of African climate. Miss
Arnold got a surprise when she
went to Liberia. "The temperature
never got above the sos at night, :
she said, "and / slept under blank
cts most Of the time" Her most
significant recollection Of Liberia
was the beat OF the drums. which
she heard all the time, even In
the capital itself. That's when
you know you're in Africa" she
said.
Evening star., 1952-02-08
Goucher Club Tea
Slated ! on1orrow

Miss Mary Ross Flowers. direc-
tor of admissions at Goucher Col.
lege. will be guest speaker at q
tea to be given for high school
girls by the Goucher Club Of
Washington from 4 to s pm.
tomorrow in the American As
sociation Of University Women
club house at 1854 I street NV.
A film on campus life will be
shown by Miss Jean Clouser, .
ll951 graduate now employed in
the college admissions Office. DR..
Helen Dyer. president Of the club.
will welcome the guests.
Evening star., 1952-02-08
Fashion in Philippines
Blends East and West

to-day. The Spanish influence Is
strong in the Maria Clara" q
modest approach to fashion that
concealed more than it revealed
The skirt was full and paneled
THE "camisa," the blouse. is
topped with a panuelo, a kind Of
lkerchief.
B IN 1a0a when the United States
Et6d geF the philippines q change
took place in the dress. The skirt
lost lot of it's yardage. the
|sscarnisa" became sheerer and the
fabulous and now characteristic
|''butterf1y sleeves" appeared. The
|neckline at this time could have
been q forerunner Of the plunge. y
Progressive Philippine women
have incorporated many Paris
and New York style trends where
skirts are concerned in their dress
but the butterfly sleeves" have
been retained. Something new
has been added to them. though,
and they are sometimes detach-
able, allowing the dress to become
"a decollete gown. Many younger
women have also dropped the
wearing Of the -"panuelo," the
neck kerchief.
A fabric that many women who
have travelled to the Philippines
have become acquainted with is
PIMA cloth woven from the fiber
obtained from pineapple leaves
It's sheer beauty is rapidly catch
ing on" here In the States.
Honored guest at the showing
|of Philippine fashions was Mrs.
Carlos P. Romulo. wife OF the
Philippine Ambassador to the
United States and Permanent
Delegate to the United Nations.
Evening star., 1952-02-08
By EIeni

The desire to be attracttively
dressed is felt by women through
out the world.
At yesterdays washington
party" luncheon fashion show al
the Shoreham Hotel. an added
attraction was seen in the special
showing OF Philippine fashions
which expressed the evolution od
the costume of the women Of that
part Of the world.
Many cultures have played
their part in shaping the dress
of Philippine women. Long be-
fore the three centuries Of Span
ish rule In the Philippines, the In
donesians and Malays who peopled
the archipelago had contacts with
China and India. Later centuries
saw the women being influenced
by India with the draped skirt
and sari (said to date back for
them to the time of Alexander
the Great; China. with her ex-
quisite embroideries; Spain, with
lace mantillas and gay colors. and
later on France and the United
States with their very Western
and chic designs influenced styling
In the Philippines.
Discarding one influence for
another was not the way the
Philippine women absorbed these
fashion ideas into their own ward
robes. They adapted them in
various methods into their tradi-
tional fashions and the result ap-
parently blended to the satisfac-
ton Of every one.
During the show models dis
played typical costumes worn by
philippine women in the past and
Evening star., 1952-02-08
.AIun1nde Plan
Luncheon Meeting

The second annual luncheon
fashion show Of the Washington
Chapter Of the Dunbarton Col
|lege Alumnae Association viii be
held at pm. tomorrow. in the
Willard Hotel.
Proceeds from the affair viii
be added to the chapters scholar
ship fund.
Arrangements for the events
have been made by Miss Jean
|Engers and Miss Therese Whelan,
Committee chairmen include: Mrs
Robert II. Ford. Miss Patricia
Davidson, Miss Alice Bernardo,
prizes: Miss NJ. A. Sheehan
tickets, and Miss Margaret A
Thebo, publicity.
Evening star., 1952-02-08

When she was. In Liberia. she
found herself humping along the
only road out Of Monrovia, Liz
beria's capital. on o 200-mile trip
into the sparsely settled bush
country, when the jeep's motor
stopped cold. ut was one Of those
condolences Of q lifetime" she
in relating what o close
Evening star., 1952-02-08

there which is now part Of the
Point Four program.
Just before that. she had re-
turned from 'round-the-worl
air trip which took her to Thai
land, Burma, Indo-C China, Formosa
and the Philippines to inspect
health centers, schools. hospitals
and confer with Mutual Security
Agency tformerly ECA) and Point
Four representatives on other
aspects Of nursing and public
health.
Previous to her London assign
|ment, Miss Arnold worked during
the last war with UNRRA In
Egypt and Greece.
But she. is at home wherever she
goes. and her recollections are
vivid and filled with humorous and
lf1Yaa1cYial eYneria1ceS
Evening star., 1952-02-08
Coreer Makes Globe Trotter Of usPt1s Nurse Office

another odd sight greeted her
eyes. There were several Chi
nese on board. and all OF them
were sitting with their feet tucked
under them, cross-legged fashion.
Evening star., 1952-05-22
MlScEL. FOR SALE Cont }
BATHTUBs. new. used; built-ln leg

new. used: built-ln legs
SALES CO. 2237 Ga. ave DE. 5566
BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT, sham
poo chairs, booth chairs. dryers.
permanent wave machine, turkish
bath sd cabinet. and many other items ten
BED, single. metal, coil springs and
innerspring matt; also walnut fin
ished dresser. GE. 9478. -23
BED, modern, walnut veneer, good
condition, complete with springs and
BEg; 7gS,. hospital like new 500: 1a4 W.
BID LEGS, convert your coil or box
install. SH 1928 or JU. 7-541S.
BEDRM. SET. mahogany twin, box
springs and mattresses. Pvt. owner.
Call 1-6 PM, No. 4 18th st. Sc,
BEDRM. SUITE. vanity. chair and
desk; $35. Call Ii. 3-9l3S after
b a SUITE, walnut, 8 ns pieces,
perfect; also poster twin beds. COM
P1D1s MdS' s6ITE, se GE 5pe'' ipeo modern
walnut; good cond.; incl. inner
spring mattress, springs. pictures,
lamps, etc. SH. 0792.
SUITE. with twin beds. at
sensational savings; Deautl1ul ma
hog. Hepplewhite bow-front. dble.
dresser, lge. mirror chest-on- chest. 2
beds. 2 Serta box spgs. and innerspg.
mats; everything brand-new and of
fine quality and construction: all 8
pcs. for only S265. LION STORAGE
BLDG, 400 N. Y. ave. NV. daily
10 to s: Sat. It'll 4. RE. 1910. -23
BICYCLES. boys. girls 26"; recond..
guaranteed; 5000 ca; trade in
your old bicycle. 10. S-1151.
BOOKS. Large clearance sale. Special
prices throughout; several hundred
books at &c each. ESTATE BOOK
SALES, 1907 H st. NV, Bird floor;
Thurs. eve. only, 8 TO 10 pm.
BRICKS. face and common; | or a
million ALASKA COAL & BRICK
co MA a2Sh OF r2n0
Evening star., 1952-05-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
COOK OK-HOUsEKEEPER-Lady desire

Observation-Disclosures desires
perm. pos. live in; fine ref: exper.
caretaker. Box 385-X, Star.
GIRL. colored: desires g.h.w., light
laundry; small family; 1890; refs.
Call AID. S471. 4 to 9:30 pm. 2a3'
GIRL wishes part time or days work.
Refs. HO. 546l.
GEL TR 7o5s eaiOred' wants days work.
WOMAN. colored: desires part-time
Job from to q. five days. NO. 1890
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
has, women on hand waiting for day
work; ref. HO. 9427.
WOMAN, colored.
wants cleaning work, near Macomb
st: and Conn. Call or write DOUG
LAS. 1920 Conn. ave. NV.
RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN with
references. to work by the week or
day: good laundress. Ii. 3-60O3.
PART-TlME WORK WANTED by re-
liable woman 2 days week. ia.
YOUNG coLoRED WOMAN wants
mems mems Laundry to ,oae DO in her own
COLORED GIRL desires days work.
Mon. Wed, Thurs. Ii. 7-691O. --23
CoL0RED WOMAN wishes days
work. 5 days. IA. 53S7.
COLORED WOMAN wants cleaning,
to 4. five days: refs. CO. O954
COLORED WOMAN desires laundry
work Saturday and Monday; refer
enceS. II. 4-5767, after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-05-22
white. for babies, desires
work, live in or out. IA. S-5167.

fond of elderly people, desires a long
case; hypos given; night outy: refs.
Evening star., 1952-05-22
PHONOGRAPH RECORDs - Victo

PHONOGRAPH RECORDS = Victor
Columbia. Decca. Capitol and Mer-
curry records, and albums: popular
stosk snd classical sSass nie al PSS fgsfSS Vaf lnsEe
PIANO, Betsy Ross spinet with
bench, slightly used, $3.50; also
reconditioned grands at low prices.
Save at RATNER'S MUSIC STORE,
PIANO BENCHES, So and UP. PAUL
COL LIBART. pianos. cor. entr, 2S0I
GeosEia ave. AID. 1928 ts:3o-5:30.
PIANOS TO RENT-spinets and con
9400. JORDAN'S. corner 18th and
G SITS. NV. Open Thursday ewes.
PIANOS-Government employees. mem
bers Of the armed forces. D. c. en-
ployeS, etc. can save real money on
our, special discount plan. Pay as
little Ibd as as. S55 down; Choice OF over !,
msEes r4ieeS from @s9y s9y
The PIANO MART, INC. lois 7th
st. NV. (Just above the library.l
Open daily and Mon, Wed, Fr5idday
condition; $3.50. IA. 4-o414. ny
reasonable. Call RA. 334S. -25
PIANOS-We nave a good selection
of slightly used and reconditioned
pianos on sale at reduced prices,
Wide selection Of spinets. grandss
pianos IN this city s' at at JoRpAN's.
corner 18th and G. sts NV. Phone
Sterling 940O. Open Thursday eve
piANO-very attractive spinet, Just
Retn lVNA
pFaSGStsso KaISTs 13sS G nprr6t, ss T. w. sa5 "a s45
$50 and up plus hauling. Also bar
gains in grands. spinets and con-
soles. PIANO MART. l0I5 3th ST.
Open daily and Mon. We'd, Fri
PIANOs-want a good reconditioned
grand? Then come to Campbell's S.
We have an unusual display of fully
guaranteed, reconditioned grands;
Steinway,. Conoverr. Baldwin. Mason
& Hamlin, Chickering, James &
Holstrom and others; prices start as
low as $695: liberal allowance for
your piano; convenient terms: also
used spinets, S495 up. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO., 110S G st. NV. DI
SAGA. "a
PIANO, 5'2" Lester Grand; mahogany
sneh anG Anbon has eSBed hoT
about yours? Paid $500; goes to
best offer. r. G. LILLY, 4915 W ST.
NV, OR. 6914. -23
PIANOS. grands and uprts.-Grands:
Steinway, living room size, 1850
Petit model Shaw, made by Stieff
S595; both mahog., excellent con-
dition; Uprts., from $50 up; Apt
others. PAUL GOLIBART. corner
eanran eenatrance American Storaggs Bldg,
2SO1 Georgia ave-, AID. 1928 (9:3O-
.PIANOS-Attention, music teachers
and advanced students. We have
some excellent full-size reconditioned
vertical pianos, priced as low as
$370; convenient terms may be ar
ranged. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO,
1IO8 G st. NV. DI. 1854. PA
PIANOS - Steinway reconditioned
it. in. to the Oft. concert
grand; all carry full 5-year guar
antee: liberal allowance. fer your
piano; convenient terms for balance
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO" HOS 6 ST.
PIANOS-Start your child in music
with good piano. Campbell S
famous URCHASE-PLAN
MAKES 1t easy and inexpensive for
your child has. Come in and let
us explain this plan in detail. You
can get a piano and lessons for as
little as 81 per week. CAMPBELL S
MUSIC CO., HOS G st. NV. D1
PIANos-New spinet pianos for rent
at SO per mo. Buy later il you
wish and get credit for all cash
paid. DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 G. St
Evening star., 1952-05-22
FURN. SALE

Z q MN. OALE
We now have in stock "a bedrm
suites in maple, mahog, walnut
blond and lined oak; SO UP.
Is studio and sofa beds reduced.
20 beautiful chrome dinette sets, II
all colorS. Assortment Of rugs
lamps, tables and odd groupings.
TEPNGC APRAMGED To
Evening star., 1952-05-22
DE-HUMIDIFIERS


New. Admiral. westinghouse. Mitchell
guaranteed
Standard Tire & Battery Co.
Open Evee. 1eth rill fps 3 H s''' nj: +. s-soss
DEsK.6o-insh oak; fiat top; p, SS9,59.
5F. EALas bs15s6' CHURCH srArIoNEBs MIs
DESKS, steel, close-out models at
reduced prices; several sizes. ST.
DESKS. wood. used. excel. cond +;
secretariai and executive models;
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE; guaranteed:
nearly u carat. Sacrifice at S125.
Call RE. o645. Ext. sos. 4 to 6 pm.
DIAMONDs-Lady's A Ct. $50;
ssno sadys = y avss Ct. SIS: lady's A. Ct,
sts: srfy :f5o; al Al ss; p2iee;s .ins inslaae
IMGs5oN IGS & CO.. 1923 H st. anaw.
DINING RIM. TABLE. BUFFET AND
SERVER. wal. good cond... reas.;
also sofa and chair. Lo. 3-sd63.
DINING RooM-walnut table, buff
chairs: $50. TU. 434:. "a.
DINING n s .E3S ROOM sUITE-s pcs s s75
DiNING ROOM sUITE-Table. 6
sood eond Se' cost oho sso9 ssFSns sell sa0s sad
Victorian chair and table. co. 4532.
YOUNGSTOWN de luxe,
brand-new. never uncrated. Will
sell below wholesale price. OIL. 3143.
DIsHwAsHER CLOTHES WASHER
COMB.-Thor 1919 model; peri
working order; 500 cash or will
trade for REFRIGERATOR in good cond.
DUPLICAToRs. all types. sales, rem
T1als repaTs aMER,haM hand ae sEeE1TIf
Co. 143l E. Capitol St. IL. 3-00S3
Our 42nd year; $50 to $50 incl
FANSNMake your own; use your
motor from furnace blower; we fur
nish the blade; Thousands sold every
FIRE DOORS, pr. steel, self-closing
underwriters approved, Glass A. Axe
opening, never used, still in fac
tory package; all hardware in
cluded; $500. DE. s776 or ST. s653
FOUNTAIN EoUIP.-soda fountain
burner coffee maker, kit. supplies
dishes; etc; HOTEL ROOSEVELT
PHARMACY. 10th and v SITS. NV
FUR, cape stole, brand-new, mink:
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new. bet
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm.. living
room from unclaimed freight and
factory samples etc: A great saw.
5hPe daEs ioS 4so sst ssw I'll H0s. + iys Rf 4aI6 nT
FURNITURE-Maple liv. rm. suite
8 PC; rugs, 2 antique pieces. chairs
dishes. etc. WO. $3.50. 30
FURNITURE; mahog. bedrm.. set
walnut, bedrm. set. desk, bookcase
lawn chairs. bronze vases. OIL. q. m343
FURNITURE-Five rooms including
liv; rm.. :; bedrms,, dinette and new
auto. washer: sell all or part; S30(
cash; OW; 05S7., rs
sp6ingi SG6ai also wing chair; $50. 20
FURNITURE - Maple bedrm. set
studio couch; excel. condition; hus
band being drafted; must sell. JU
2,9231 after 8 pm. ,..
din I'm 5m. snts suite
cond. only s35: drapes SIS pr; fir
lamps. ". ca HU. 6737.. -25
FURNITURE-cont of 2-bedroon
apartment. Call JU. S-S6S1. ,:
FURNITURE. ETC. - Estate bank.
ruptcy and storage sale of used and
new groups and odd pieces-Chick-
ering rosewood baby grand piano
Bendix dryer and washer. refrigera-
tors. vacuums. five pedestal fans
Underwood typewriter; also food
market fixtures, groceries and pro-
visions; Oldsmobile "194S" sedan
By auction, at WESCHLER'S. to.
Oldsmobile "l94S" sedan, by order
Of an, estate, 10 am. Inspection
Evening star., 1952-05-22

3-2540.
RUGS. imported Persian, Oriental
,esign; heavy closel woven for
s99d Eeefns other szes szes psapo2 priced
MAYFAIR sHoP. Ie25 & st. NV.
also floor lamp. Sc. Call CHI. s343
SANDING MACHINE. floor. complete
500 TT. of cord; $3.50 complete. TO.
SAW, pewalt (G.w.HD woodwork
ing: $500; practically new, with
extra blades; this represents. SIS
discount from original builders'
sPWfNG PIWiff, on MAcHINE sfip; clearance sale sale
Singer console. looks and sews like
new, only 500 80; real nice portable
S39.5 treadle, like new. S2g,50
3s12 Lee hwy. CE. 4914, --23
SEWING MACHINE, Singer; Iepos;;
for balance due. SINGER SEWING
CENTER. Shirlington shopping CEN
ter. Shirlington, Va. OV. 2S27;
SEWING MACHINES. treadle. 50 so;
White portable: $40 so; White Cd cen. On:
Singer Featherweight portable. 1915
SEWING MACHINE, Singer cab, elec.,
round bobbin; perfect cond.; SIS.
NFEDLECRAFT. 716 11th st. NV;
SINK, new Standard, with gray pearl
Formica double drainboard; 80 in; ;
no faucets; cost S149, sell $40:
Sewing machine. New Home, old
but works. So. Phone OR. 6SSS.
SOFA, Georgian, green brocatelle,
solid mahog. frame: $3.50 or best
offer. 10. 2-0725. --23
SOFA BED and lounge chair: Kroeh-
Ter, dark green good cond.; geas.
sdoFA BED, 500; chair. s25, With
covers; ANTIQUE rocker. $40. DU.
STAIR TAR TREADs to beautify your
home, plus stair runners and larger
size rugs. Call QUALITY CARPET
SHOP for information, TR. $3.50.
late model: recondi.
TONED. guaranteed; S42. so UNITED
TYPEWRITER co Sl3 14tb St
sTTENoTYPE MACHINE, prac. new
with lesson book. $50 complete. Gall
STRAN STEEL BEAMS and channel.
up to 20-ft. lgths. It. VT. very sting.
COLUMBIA MACHINERY. TIE. 1900.
TABLE. round extension; suitable for
recreation room. 534 10Th st. Sc
Evening star., 1952-05-22
HAIR STYLIST

Experienced, for new spacious air
conditioned salon close to Hecht' S
in Silver Spring; guaranteed salary
of $65 plus SOC commission. All
replies confidential. Apply in person,
ANDREAS HAIR STYLIST
1851 FENTON ST.. or call JU. 5-9525
or 81. 1868. Us
PIANIST OR ACCORDIONIST to play
Friday and Saturday nights. Call
CO. 1870. -22
Evening star., 1952-05-22

NURSE-GOVERNESS, exper.. wishes
position with children, perm. OIL
temp; references. CHI 1897.
PRACTICAL NURSE (white) desires
day duty; no babies. Doctors ref
erenceS. Ia, 1921. 90
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Flagstone and Stone

Flagstone and Stone
WORK
Cement driveways. walks. steps.
porches; tile drainage. ,-o
FLOORS SANDED and finished; old
fISoR flGSs5 uads sHRv1cE 1fs WH Rsw ,1saA BAYLOR
FLOORS SANDERS. edeers and waxers
floor men. KENNEDY FLOOR co
= 599 Ren9sdHn nsn ST nv; NV; "a; SA;stsd 4346; 6No7
Il HE E RHHAsksa FH1cnAkbsoN soF RA TIE zs4e shsi
best; laying. sanding. finishing,
cleaning; parauet installation: Bruce
n5shes foRs Nd FI99f5NG sF5 W,scSSsIn GoNTEAe sye
FURNiTuRE. ANTIQUES, upholstered,
repaired, refinished; parts made;
cabinets made to order; expert
piano refinishing; estimates given:
CABINET CO. 1880 2srd st, o.. NV.
HOUSE PAINTING. papering, carpen-
try, repairs. KEN -Toning. HULME,
days. JU. s-4967; eyes,, LA. 6-4156.
MATTESssEs KHIN 20 reTsss sst 3 s,S SD +. STEM
PAiNTfNG. PAPERING. interior deco.
rating: free estimates; work guar
and evenings after Z. go
PAINTING, PAPERING. exterior and
interior. For reasonable estimates
call SH. 477l or TO. 4731. -
PAINTING-Interior exterior; non
drinking white mechs. free estt-
mates; ref. avail. DE. 0447. G3'
PAINTING, interior. exterior. caulk-
ing, roof coating gen. repairs; free
estimates. RA 0036. -@26
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
roof and general repairing: 15Ss
savings. spring cleanup. HO. 962o'
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
prices reasonable; free estimates,
Call day or night. GE. 6497. IA
Evening star., 1952-05-22
OPEN EYES. TIL 9
BLAIR'S TV

1922 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
TV. brand-new. custom built Andrea
console; will accept smaller set in
trade. Also new low prices on air
conditioners. Phone RE. 1861 or
nv, 1852 RcA Kendall: 17-inch
savings. IA. 2-7411, ewes. -23
TIRES, recond.; 6.0O-16 and 6.7O-15;
$3.50. Used truck tires. S995 up.
ALL SERVICE TIRE CO. 1924 Ga.
TOILET SETS. new; 55-gal. steel
drum, used: low prices. top quality.
ACE JEnk EfS 4fS} g. 2s@o Georgia ave.
TRUMPET. like ney. in case. 500;
TYPEWRITER. Royal. SIS; oak desk
SO; dictaphone, Office chairs, etc
1911 G st. NV. ME. S73l. Nc
TYPEWRITER HSsISNf SALE. portables and
any machine in the house. Guaran-
teed. CENTRAL. 2019 14th st. NV.
TYPEWRITER, L. C. Smith standard
good cond.; with table. GE. 9i7S
TYPEWRITER. Underwood portable,
never used; $50. Call vi. 64"4
after $50 pm. -23
TYPEwRITERs. all makes, sales
yearsiS' year. American TYpEWRITER
Co. 143l E. Capitol st, Ii. 3-0Os2.
s:3o;2;30 incl; Saturday. n.u
VACUUM GhEANGk
powerful suction, $685. value; now
Hoo; Hoover, onsTsiS"t sis: GE Sshi SO: Eureka
$50. 1872 Lee hwy, CHI. 4al4
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ROCK CREEK HALL, 24OO 10th st.
n.w.-Spacious sgle. dbles; reas.:
recr. rm.. TV.. free parking: block
Col. rd.: daily maid serv. HO. 96i7.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
AIRLINES NEED
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

.OS ANGELES businessman leaving
soon; new auto, take 3. Republic
HSoo oDe
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BUSINESS SERVICES

MY FRIEND IRMA. typist. exper.
statements, briefs, mailing; pick up
and del. Call JO 2-6222. -23
ELECTRIC TYPING, phone dictation,
stencils, mats, letters. forms, briefs,
notary. RIM. 3. 14O1 K st. NV,
RE. 1881.
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q DESKS, wood, Used, excel. COnu !;
secretarial and executive models;
priced for quick sale. ST. 1850.
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FARM 8 GARDEN

LAWN MOWERS. new. 1852. PENN
only Sii6 50; is-in.. only si06.TS
delivered. Other gas and hand now
ers avail. Call MILFORD. INC.
GOA F. st. NV. ME. s74S. "a
Call MI. 1l64 from 10 am. to B
GARDEN FLOWING. ready for plant
ing. Also yard grading. large or
i. small. gIa 81; 9l43; s3n ..,,..2e ..2e .
truck-load lots; you lay 1t. vi. 1880.
TLAGSTONE WoRK-Terraces. IRE.
places. retaining wall. pipe drainage.
Work F. MARcUcc1o. Rockviiis.
Md. Rockville 1888.
TREE REMOVAL. So and UP; get our
free estimates and save money.
LAWN SERVICE and Rototiller work.
CLEAN FILL DIRT, top soil. blue
stone. road gravel; hauling. grading.
tree removing. 10. 3-5579. -23
TOP SOIL. very good rich top soil.
for lawns and greenhouses; ve-y
reas Call HI 1898. So
TREE REMOVAL in D. c. area: reas.
prices; free estimates; call 6 to 10
pm, Ii. 3-63SO ga
TOPSOIL, SO a yard by load; WE'LL
rotted manure, $40 yd.; clean fill
d;rt COS IYT RoOr
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SITUATIONS MEN icont.l }
SITUATIONS WoMEN

COLLEGE GRAD. desires any type
part-time work, evening or week
ends. HO. O934. after 6 pm. "a