davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Philip Visits Atom Center

HARWELL, England. Mar. 26
IR.-The Duke of Edinburgh Wis
Iited Britain's atomic research
station here today.
Evening star., 1952-03-26

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 80. on March 81.
Lowest. Is. on January 80.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High, so, at 2:45 pm.
Low, Il, at 6:46 am.
Evening star., 1952-03-26

NV. -. VAS Mount Alto Hospi-
tai, at 1850 Wisconsin avenue
NV, has job openings for Grade
GS-3 clerk-typists.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
The Federol Spotlight
Steel Poy Pattern May Affect
500, 600 Wage Board Jobs
By Joseph Young

The cuen Wage Sterilization Board controversy over the
amount OF the pay raise to be given workers
being closely watched by Government ploye
The pattern that is finally is expected to have
direct result the raise
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Field to Be Watched

Alexandria is preparing tt
crack down on planes from the
Washington and Virginia Airport
near Baileys Cross Roads which
repeatedly have been violating
the city's ordinance against fly.
ing too low.
The airport is actually in Fair
fax County. but it's planes otter
ny over Alexandria getting in ano
out of the field.
Councilman Marshall ]. Bever-
ley, in announcing that city
officials intend to check up on the
aircraft from the field, said the
State Division of Aeronautics hao
acknowledged the city's com
plant by advising the airport
operators that an inspector woulc
arrive at 3 pm. Friday.
"Of course, they aren't coins
to fly low at that time" Mr.
Beverley commented. The State
just isn't cooperating"
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Budget Items Approved

The Prince Georges County
commissioners have approved the
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Maryland and Virginia
News in Brief

first part of their proposed budget
for next year-$8 million for
schools, SIS million for roads and
$500,000 for police-after a har-
monious public hearing yesterday
at which virtually no opposition
was voiced.
The rest of the items under the
proposed SIS million budget will
be discussed at a second public
hearing in Upper Marlboro Fri
day. The budget is based on a
a $1.98 tax rate, 2 cents lower
than the current county levy.
Evening star., 1952-03-26

Wind: Southeast at IL miles an
hour at 1880 am.
River Report.
(From U. 8. Engineers.l
Potomac River muddy at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah muddy at
Ha rpers Ferry
Evening star., 1952-03-26

collar) workers. including more
than 10000 in Washington.
The outcome also may play an
, 1952-05-23
Pfc. Bromley Berkeley
Assigned TO Company
D." 39th Inf. Regt.

Pfc. Bromley Emile Berke-
ley of Christiansted, arrived at
Fort Dix, New Jersey, recent
" and has been assigned to
Company 3D., Both Infantry
Regiment Of the 9th Infantry
Division for sixteen weeks of
Basic Training, according to a
press release issued by the
headquarters Of his Company.
Pfc. Berkeley is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Berkeley.
Prior to entering the service
he attended the Christiansted
High School and also the
School of Industrial Arts in
Puerto Rico.
Durig his training period he
will receive instructor in gen
eral military subjects, infan-
try weapons and tactics as
well as a character guidance
program which is under the
supervision of the Post Chap
lain. Upon completion Of his
basic training he will be eli
gble for consideration to re-
ceive additional instruction in
a Leadership Course and may
submit application to attend
Officer Candidates School.
, 1952-05-23
Curib Territories to
Gel SeventY-five
Scholarships in 1853

The Vocational Training
project in the Caribbean area,
conducted since last May un-
der the Point Nv Program, will
be continued and enlarged
with a 500, 100 grant by the
US. Mutual Security Agency,
it was announced by Ward M.
Canaday, us. Co-Chairman,
at the opening Of the Four
teenth Meeting Of the Carib-
bean G j on held
recently.
The MSA grant will permit
rs citizens Of the British,
French and Netherlands terri
tories in the Caribbean region
to study for one year at the
metropolitan Vocational School
in San Juan, Puerto Rico,
which is the largest school Of
its kind in the world Point "
funds this year provided for
90 scholarships.
, 1952-05-23
Brillidnt Ceremony TO
Mark crowning Of
Miss Athletic Meet"

Arrangements have been
made by the faculty and stu
dents Of the Christiansted
High School to make the
browning Of Miss Melba Cane
gaia as Miss Athletic Meet"
tomorrow night at the Jungle
Casino, a brilliant affair. The
coronation will be in honor Of
the coming Inter-Island con
tests and may well be the out
standing event of the season.
During the past week there
have been rehearsals and acti-
vities which will assure pa
irons of the dance an enjoy
able evening.
, 1952-05-23
Pom Americon
Reduces Flights
In This Area

Because Of the scarcity Of
aviation gasoline, Pan Ameri-
can World Anyways is cur
failing operations in its Latin
American Division.
Complying with an order
from the US. Petroleum Ad-
ministration for Defense to
reduce gasoline consumption
35 per cent, PAA has cancell-
ed 81 Clipper flights a week
in the division.
Flights from New York the
Sen Juan have been reduced
from 40 to % and from Miami
to San Juan from IA to 10.
, 1952-05-23
Two LIST. Naval
Vessels Here for
Four-doY Visit

Two LIST ships arrived in
Christiansted harbor y%ester-
day for a four day visit. Lieu
tenant Commander Adams is
staff officer in charge with 1t.
Riley commanding LIST 405
and Lieutenant Gniess COM
manding LIST All. There are
approximately 240 enlisted
men and fifteen officers
aboard.
Last night a dance was held
at Prosperity Plantation Club
for the enlisted men and there
will be another dance at Pros
perity for them.
Saturday morning from
nine to Il AM. high school
children have been invited to
60 aboard the ship, At 2 PM.
there is a soft ball game sched-
uled between the High School
and the Navy Team. AT 3 PM.
there will be an official recep-
ton held aboard the ship,
which will be attended by Ad
ministrator, G Government
Heads, Municipal Council and
civic leaders. AT 4 PM. there
will be a rifle shoot between
ST. Crcix and the Navy teams.
On Sunday there will be a
soft ball game between the
Navy and a High School Team.
, 1952-05-23
'Ondr Brown to
Quit ds Head Of
Progressive Guide

ST. THOMAS: Omar Brown,
Supervisor of the Virgin Is
lands Progressive Guide, is
expected to announce his re-
signation at a meeting Of the
organization this week. Chair
man Of the Legislative Assem-
bly,, the Municipal Council,
and the Organic Act Commit
tee, Mr.. Brown has recently
started construction work on a
building to house a shirt fac
tory, and he is believed to be
resigning as supervisor due to
the pressure Of these other
activities.
, 1952-05-23
ST. Thomds Physicians
Mdke Pleo for Better
Pay for Nurses

ST. THOMAS: A strong plea
for more attractive salaries
for nurses in order to relieve
the existing shortage was
made last Friday BY Doctors
John S. Moorhead and Roy
Anduze in a hearing held by
the Municipal Committee on
the appropriations for the
Health Department for the
1928 fiscal year in Saint
Thomas.
The Commissioner of Health
Continued on page A
, 1952-05-23
Donuld Bennett.
Deputy Collector Due
Here on Tuesday

Donald NJ. Bennett, US. De
putty Collector in Charge, will
be visiting st. Croix on Tues
day, May q, 1852.
Taxpayers having questions
relative to Social Security re-
turns as well as those to
whom notices to confer have
been mailed, are requested to
contact him at his. Office in
Christiansted during the morn
ing and at Frederiksted in the
afternoon.
, 1952-05-23
Mrs. McGowun
Sentenced to Five
Dogs for Contempt

ST, THOMAS: Marjorie Nc
Gowan, wife of Atty. Joseph
MCGOWAN, was sentenced to
five days in jail for contempt
of court by Police Judge Chris
tan yesterday, May 20, but
three hours later the sentence
was committed to SIS. fine
after Mrs McG oWan apologize
ed to the court.
Judge Christian imposed the
sentence when he ordered
Mrs. Met owan, a witness in
a case under trial, to keep
quiet and warned her that he
would cite her for contempt if
she failed to obey. She told
him to go right ahead, and the
Judge gave her the jail sem
tence and ordered police Off
GERS to lock her up. Later, Mrs.
MCGOWAN, apologized for her
loss Of temper and her con-
temptuous conduct and told
the judge that it was not di
rected at the court but at
some Of the remarks made by
witnesses, and that she was
sorry.
Mrs. MCGOWAN was a wit
ness in a case brought against
Father Swinson and G. Dobbs
for impeding traffic at Bourne
Field. They were the guests
at the cGowans' home and
parked their cars in such a
manner that a car driven by
Mrs. Jutta Wclterding could
not pass. Witnesses said Mrs.
, 1952-05-23

Nc owan refused to call out
her guests to remove their cars
and the traffic was not clear
ed until a police officer arrived
on the scene.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

miles per hour at night. But the
wise traveller will 60 slower to see
some of Minnesota's scenic ano
historic locales.
Twenty lakes lie within the
Minneapolis park system. Fish
ing, boating. canoeing and sail
boating are to be enjoyed in the
summer. with ice boating and
skating in the winter. An Aqua
tennial is held every year in Min
neapolis while the colorful ice
carnival takes place in St. Paul
in the winter. The illuminated
ice palace is the headquarters, for
10 days of fun and frolic, of King
Boreas and his Queen of the
Snows-an event which draws
visitors from all over North
America.
A visit to the Minneapolis Grain
Exchange and tour through the
milling district is an unusual fea-
ture for the average visitor. Some
of the high spots to be seen in
and near Minneapolis are: the
Walker Art Center, Victory Me-
mortal Dri~e, Foshay Observation
Tower, Lyndale Park, United
States Lock and Dam No. l or
the Mississippi. Lake Minnetonka
the Automobile Club of Mime
ISota's Country Club and Mime.
lhaha Park and Falls, made ia.
nous by Longfellow.
From Minneapolis the traveller
can branch out and head for any
one-or more-of the more thar
so State Parks and State recrea.
ton areas.
The return trip to Washington
lshould be made over a different
Iroute-for variety's sake. Take
in Tomah, Wis, and the famed
Wisconsin Dells; then drive to the
States largest city, Milwaukee
and put your car aboard the Mil
waukee Clipper for Muskegon
Mich.
Sixteen miles south of Youngs-
town is the connection for the
Pennsylvania Turnpike, which the
AAA suggests, be used for a quick
return to the District of Columbia
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Life in the Country
Fairies Visit The 40 Acres and
Leave Their Courts in the Front Pasture

The fairies have been dancing
in my front pasture. Early the
other morning, before the sun had
broken through the rising mist
I found the fairy courts-rings OF
white mushrooms that had thrust
their heads through the grass
overnight.
was careful, as walked in
search of the cows. not to tread
in the rings. For in ancient times
it was believed that blindness or
i'll health afflicted those who dis
turbed the fairy courts.
OF course, we think we know
better now. Scientists have ex-
Iplained the fairy circles. The
mushrooms grow in rings. we are
told. because the spores are shak-
en- off the adult fungi in ringlike
patterns.
I much prefer, however. to
think that a group Of fairies has
come to live somewhere along the
banks Of the small stream that
sometimes flows through the
pasture, and that the little people
come out on misty. peaceful
nights to dance in the grass.
And so I think of the small
people dancing away in the moon
light. and I am careful not tt
spoil their courts. For who car
tell. perhaps there was an eli
watching me from beneath the
spreading shelter of one of the
mushrooms.
4 X Il
All things come to my friend
Pierre Parker. He was complain.
ing not SO long ago about the
fact that last years drought
spoiled his newly seeded pastures
He failed to get the stand o.
grass he had expected.
But now Pierre is rich in grass
Barley wehc to seed in his grass.
less pastures, and they are now
carpeted with rich, lush green
So elated is he that he now /.
considering repeating his bac
farming practice every year.
What he will do. he said, is tc
let barley 60 to seed in his fields
every year. take off the straw and
let the new barley come on fol
fall and winter grazing.
Pierre has been exploring the
back roads of Loudoun County and
tells me he has come up with a
redwood forest. He is a bit vague
on just how to find this forest
again. but insists that the red
woods are there, along with a
giant swamp cypress.
An old Californian, he told me he
knew redwood when he saw one.
The sun sifted through these, he
said. just as it does the giant trees
in California.
We got a rain the other day
Evening star., 1952-08-17

Lake Mendoza and Lake Monona.
With Lakes Waubesa and Kegonsa
to the southeast. these form what
are known as the -four lakes of
Madison" The city is in the heart
of one of the richest dairy regions
in America.
Riverside Park, bordering the
Mississippi at La Crosse. has one
of the first aquariums established
by the United States Bureau OF
Fisheries. Grandad Bluff, key
point of the Red Line Scenic drive
towers over the city. A marvel
Gus view is obtained from Its
summit lookout. Parking and pic
mic facilities are available here.
On crossing the Father of Wa
ters, there is an enhancing drive
up the west bank of the river
U. S. 81, to st. Paul.
st. Paul boasts Of go lake;
within 80 minutes" as we'll a.
the SO parks. Excellent recrea.
tional facilities are to be had al
Como. Highland and Phaler
Parks, and there are public
beaches on several of the lakes.
Before leaving for the 10-mile
drive to Minneapolis, see the
State Capitol in st. Paul. the
Municipal Auditorium. st. Mich
ael's Apostolic Grotto, Indian
Mounds Park, Fort Smelling and
the Park Nurseries.
Minneapolis is a gateway to
the 83,429 square miles Of the
Gopher States area, 3.701 of these
miles being lake areas. Maxi
mum speed there Is go miles an
hour. in the open country; SO
Evening star., 1952-08-17
BY james Birchfield

and all Of our pole beans fell down.
I thought I had finished cutting
poles, but found I had just begun.
There is nothing sadder than a row
of beans that were nicely trained
on wires lying on the ground.
But. I should have expected 1t.
Nothing I ever do seems to stand
up. And so. philosophically, took
up my ak and went off to the
woods.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Motoring From Wosngto s. sfx Hs ss s9cd %ds, Of The

President William B. Mckinley
He Is buried there. Fort Wayne
Ind, is 2l0 miles west. The Miami
Indians lived here when the site
was visited by La Sale in 1870
Cross the Hoosier State on U. s
80 and, at the juncture with U. S.
As, turn right and north, by
passing Chicago.
Madison, capital Of the Badger
State, lies on the isthmus between
Evening star., 1952-08-17
By Walter w. Hubbard
American Automobile Associotion.


Here is a vacation trip which
will take a week to 10 days to
make-two weeks if time is allowed
for exploring the woods and lakes
of Minnesota.
Exactly 2,341 miles of oyer-the-
road travel are involved in the
tour mopped by the American
Automobile ,Association-this does
not include the reStful ride across
Lake Michigan. Going and re-
turning the eastern leg of the trip
will be the same between Wash
ington and the Ohio-Pennsyl-
vania border.
Canton. first major stop in the
Buckeye State. was the home OF
Evening star., 1952-08-17

One Of series Of motor trips from Wosh-
inston. Clip and sove it for future
reference. 4
Evening star., 1952-07-27
HELP--MEN

CARPENTERS WANTED at $3.50
per hr.:, laborers at S1.90 per hr !;
RE. = S1ss q RE Recent S Neo coNTRAcTfNu SsRssci NC
CO., and ask for Mr.. Downs. Il
CARPENTERS at Ft. Dix, New Jer-
sey: scale of $3.50 per hour. Con-
tact Mr.. Downs bet. 9-12. RE.
1852. REGENT CONTRACTING co.
CARPENTERS. rough and trim;
steady work and good pay. MAGA-
NV, ME. 6656. -2S
CARPENTERS (2) - First class
trainers and trimmers, house work,
8 am. 10. 5-2655.
CARPENTERS for apt. construction.
trim men only, must be experienced,
See Mr.. Bowie at Both and Naylor
I'd. Sc. NORRIS POLLIN AND
CARPENTERs-Apply at University
lane and Carol ave., Takoma Park
CARPENTERs t4). willing to work
on Job 80 mi. from Washington;
must be steady, reliable and sober
good pay. Call RE. 7709. -2S
CARPENTER FOREMAN to take
charge Of 3-story apt. job in Airing
ervise all trades as well as own
Box 263-B. Star. -2S
CEMENT FINISHERS-Must be Al
for floor and base work; union
wages. Call OIL. 1922 days, OF
Rockville 4997 evenings. -27
CHEF, white. refined, restaurant; good
wages. Give details and age. Boz
42-B, Star. -2S
CHEF, experienced, good salary
CLARENDON RESTAURANT. 31Ss
cI4fE Wilson .H Slyd ss6l A5l JA Spnan $780, 5cooK
exper.; closed Sundays. Appl!
MERRYLAND CLUB. 1405 l. st
Evening star., 1952-07-27
HELP---MEN

GROCERY CLERK. colored or white;
reIlable, references; must have meat
market exper.; no cutting; excel.
opport for sober man. Apply in
person only. l41S 9TH st. NV. --28
GROCERY CLERK, over Is; with
III c; aSsE dflver's permit. Call weekdays.
HANDYMAN, familiar with scraping
VAL val paper and paint Apply $40 New
HARDWARE MAN, EXPERIENCED
FLOOR SALESMAN
Apply 275g Nichols ave. Sc. --27
HEAD wAITER-Must be experienced
IN hotel work. able to handle peo-
PIE: EMPLOYEE benefits after 8
months. Phone Ma. gao. Mr.. Reale.
SMITH e HOTEL. En- 18Th fss h'DSs ssa fSSas ssaas
HoSsEMAN.cooK, with driver, I2s Ser-
init. Must be sober and reliable
a. USEMAN, colored. with hotel ex-
perlence and good references. Amply
i L p person n N sTRATFoRD HOTEL, ffs Is
HoGistnMEAiN; Ii ma colored, experi.ns.d. HSs
regular employment; FOOD refer.
ences; liberal company benefits. Ap-
Ely Employment ONCE, WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL. 27Oo woodley rd.
HOGsEMAN, white. age $3.50: hotel
or hospital experience helpfui: rood
salary, uniforms and meals, also
other benefits. Apply housekeeper,
Ds,oCToR's HOSPITAL. 1915 Eye
lBM OPERATORS for sorter. inter.
prefer, collator, reproducer, tabu-
lator; permanent positions with large
corporation, chance for advance.
ment; downtown location: 40-hour,
o.day week. 8 to 4:3O, Monday
through Friday; starting salary.
$3.50 month. Give address age
sfhone number in reply. Box 81 4-B.
I. B. M.-TECHNIcIAN. .xper an Sn,v
board and wiring circuits. Ali in.
tsrview expenses paid. To $S5 wk.
WAYS & MEANS, INC, 6l6 Lafay.
cite Bldg. Buffalo. N. Y.
INSULATION; experienced man ON
6lowing truck; steady work. A. @.
GRoFF 4S00 Elm ST., Bethesda.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
CHEF

For one Of New York City's larger
hotels dining room, coffee shop and
cafe): must have experience in ham
ding large staff; fine opportunity for
first-class executive; give age, previ-
Gus positions held. salary required;
strict confidence. Box 235-B, Star.
CLERK, bookkeeping or accounting
background for general ONCE work
Must be accurate and able to type.
See MR.. PRINZ, between 8 a.m.-4
pm. at 463 Eye st. NV. --27
CLERK in hardware store; experience
preferred; excellent opportunity
Apply Charles E. Hartman, BARBER
& ROSS CO.. 9th and v SITS. ne.
CIEnK Young man for clerical
work; must have commercial exper
air-ccnd. of1ce: $50 wk. start. Ap-
ply 500 F st. NV. 80
CLERK for order service work In
parts department; good working
conditions in air conditioned office;
an excellent opportunity; full en-
ploye benefits. including vaca-
tions, sick leave. hospitalization,
pensions. etc. Evening appointments
arranged. Call Mr.. Shallow al
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO,
HUI 6SOO -oQ
Evening star., 1952-07-27
AUCTION SALES
Auction t K III i
Williams Auction House

Williams Auction House
91S New York Ave.
This Tues. July 29th) 2 PM.
VARIOUS FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD
CONSIGNED AND FROM SEVERAL
SOURCES, ALL TO BE SOLD THIS
TUES. COMMENCING AT 2 PM
Carrier" good condition. air condi-
toner. suitable large room or Of
fee.
Fine genuine ceiling crystal chand.
liers. all new, several styles.
10 new lounge and living room chairs
several styles.
Splendid bedroom suites. twin and
double styles.
Medium. grade upright piano.
''ServeP' medium size, gas refrigerator
Odd sofas, boudoir chairs. etc.
3-pc. Knuckle arm living room suite.
Mahogany tea cart with artillery
style rubber tire wheels.
Odd dressers and chests.
1nnerSpring mattresses.
Hollywood beds, double and single.
Floor and table lamps.
Elegant coffee and cocktail tables.
Lamp, end and side tables.
Mirrors, pictures, etc.
Matching pair dainty wall commodes
Numerous other. effects.
PUBLIC INSPECTION ANY TIME NOW
TO SALE HOUR. TERMS CASH
PROMPT REMOVAL.
AUCTIONEERS PHONE Ma. 2679
Evening star., 1952-07-27
RE. 5000

JANITOR. couple, no children; ref
m ae samiSassnent Snss Sf fGl0rea a ea
change for, services. Vicinity 17th
snd sd Columbia I'd Small bldg. Boz
JANiToR and maintenance man:
married, no children. OR. 1874. .
JANITOR; good salary and apt. in
small northwest elevator building
Ior reliable, sober married man.
snsed saSedf a. az. ssssa s@ssn'enan'e' ezgsri-
starting July IS; Apt. development
near Rosslyn. Va: salary. S75. Cali
MRS; RS ELVIN, IA, 2-4447;
non -drinker; good salary and quar-
ters; refs. REQUIRED. GOSs REALTY
JANlTOR and maintenance man with
wife wife; 3 rms rms. ,ad and bath apt. plus
JxSITcR, ;iS pa part saaa; time: settled married
man and WIFE. as caretaker for
small apt. in Alexandria; man can
have other Job elsewhere, but prefer
man working on 4-to-12 shift; must
be experienced on stoker and good
mechanic; wife unemployed. Nice
tiles furnished. Salary. Permanent
for industrious. well-mannered peo-
pie. Local references required. Call
WEINBERG 8; BUSH, Ma. $500.
JANITORs. exper, for several large
ave. NV, Monday after o am.
JUNIOR CIVIL ENGR. with exper.
in subdivision procedures desired,
but not required. Perm. position,
Box 337-D. Star.
JR. ELECTRONICS ENGINEER hav-
ing. exper. in electronics layout and
in handling simple design problems.
ELECTRONICS TECHNiCIAN, man
capable of wiring from schematio
with sufhcient exper. to build engi-
DRAUGHTSMAN with
mechanical BACKGROUND.
Excellent opportunities to obtain
broad experience with small organi-
zation. Call DE. 1882 for appoint.
ment. 20
LAB0RER, white, all year-round Job,
Call SH. 1910, before 8 pm. --28
LABORERS for work at Presidential
Gardens, Mt. Vernon ave. and Rus
sell rd., Alex. Va. Start at 8 am,
report to office.
LAB0RERS. colored: steady work.
Apply 3619 Benning rd. ne.
LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING
MANAGER
Quality plant, excellent salary, usual
benefits. Send resume education.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
SPECIAL NOTICES

BUMDER-Custom- built ramblers OF
other, type home. licensed in D. c.,
Maryland ary and Virginia. PENN
1-2O35 or Ii. 4-3400. -27
LAWYER-To write a will featuring
doweright dow and trust fee not to ex-
MANI ga anv BEAcHPf aay Until Nov nzs stsS yssatlon
"A days; IA thrilling attractions
Low IS oSeSS as sS6.ls. MA. b535; eyes.
DO You KNOW that you can S pars
5Sc5 e hs " WaiHns ha sVeIsfe disfsnSt C!
from K ST.: hard d-surfaced, fenced
in lot. CHURCH ST. PARKING LOT
between p and Cue sts. AID. 4ss3
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
sssIt; GEORGE J. GHEE. .1567
/ Ii WIhk. NJ MOI f. BE RESPONSIBLE for
but myself. PETER MANciNf. S3s
So. Monroe St, Arlington. Va. 27'
WE WILL ADVANCE the cash to re-
deem diamonds, etc. pledged else
nontS nonts ane ErviNagreoaN% TiHsg ea%s Z e. e.
loan once In Washinston ousraH.
tesd highest loans. Open till 8
pm. saturdays.
WILL NOT be responsible for any
%sss n'15is6 afoRaf e snz Z 'n5 DGT WIS., 'asn
GENTLEMAN desires to learn French,
short accelerated conversational
course, Republic 1885,.
asxs exeef or eosae snS nssd
collect rents. obtain tenants. keep
forms and take care Of repairs and
uPaofsfEf9 fs RErSksS Mh S0se sSur hom.
sr,nsy or my shSRi Is1s fEss estimates guar:
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly ladies
Pleasant atmosphere, kind attention
Mst.r NsH PoTshsdS Rs.d Eo.st. yard Tv oDPosiss
COAT OF ARMS. verified Library oi
Congress; hand-colored, framed 91
80; ETfRFn Eiys nfaalFenal1tH h 3SSSo SSa
ENGAGED-Beautiful gift for the
bride through Chandler Wedding
Service. Call MISS DIXON. Elk
SLIP COVERS. made by white op.
orator having Is years. experience
VACANCY in REST HOME for elderl,
lady: home cooking. 81. 1881.
BOOKKEEPING AND TAXES from 81
mo- PUBLIC ACCOUNTING SERV.
ICE, TU. 2779. 79.--
70 AGE so, HOSPITAL SURGICAL
PLAN
Full benefits no race restrictions. nj
age termination Write for details
UNDERWATER, 474 K st. NV
6OATuc NETY u