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Organized Bible Glasses

Religion in Germany" DR.. T.
David Gates, superintendent of
the Adult Department will pre-
side.
Trinity Mems Bible Glass Of
Trinity Methodist Church will
meet at 9:45 am. tomorrow
when Arthur L. Hayford will
teach the lesson, his subject be-
ing "Confessing and Following
Christ"
The Dawson Glass of the First
Baptist Church will meet at 9:45
am. tomorrow with Mrs. j. M.
Dawson teaching the lesson
"Confessing and Following
Christ" The cabinet will meet
at 1880 pm. Monday in the la
dies parlor.
The Pinkham Bible Glass for
Men of the National Baptist
Memorial Church will meet at
10 am. tomorrow and will be
taught by E. c. Deering.
The Calvary Mems Bible Glass
Of Calvary Methodist Church
will meet at 9:45 am. tomorrow
to welcome DR.. Hugh L. Dryden,
who will teach the lesson. DR..
Dryden, a member of a special
United States Aeronautical Com
mission. has returned to Wash
ington for a short visit.
The Cleaners Bible Glass Of
Columbia Heights Christian
Church will hold it's regular
monthly business meeting at 8
pm. Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. Harry L. Bell, 1408 Varnum
street NV, with Miss Inez JUS
tus and Mrs. Verna Parrish as
assistant hostesses.
The Philathea Glass of the
Petworth Methodist Church re-
Gently elected the following
officers: Miss Louise Mason,
president: Mrs. Elsie Robinson,
vice president: Mrs. Leona Of
terson, recording secretary; Mrs.
Phillippa Callbeck, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Olive Burnett,
treasurer; Mrs. Eva Mcdonald,
assistant treasurer, and Mrs.
Hattie Young, teacher. Every
mans Bible Glass has elected the
following officers for the year: !:
Earl F. Webb, president: c. w.
Fewell, first vice president; j.
Calvin Cruickshank. second vice
president: c. w. Callbeck, ST.,
secretary; H. N. Taylor, assistant
secretary; r. L. Sheridan, treas
urer; G. M. Brill, assistant treas
urer; John Bryan. teacher, and
L. T. Jones, associate teacher.
The Vaughn class of Calvary
Baptist Church will meet at
10 am. tomorrow to hear DR..
Franklin L. Burdette. of Mary
land University. speak on "Con-
Tossing and Following Christ" I"
Evening star., 1953-01-10
Jewish Center to Stort
MONTGOMERY Glasses

The Montgomery County Jew
ish Community Center, 8402
Freyman drive, Chevy Chase.
will register new students for the
Sunday school from 8 am. to /
pm. tomorrow.
Courses in Jewish history. re-
ligion and culture will be offered
to children above kindergarten
ACE
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Presbyterian Services

The Rev. George M. Docherty,
minister New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church, New York ave-
nue. and H street NV. will
preach on "The Othello Of
Israel" at 9::30 and IL am. to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1953-01-10

MfsaaprH MI prayrr
Evening star., 1953-01-10

rial Lutheran
Church, Ninth
S tre e t and
M aryla n d
avenue, NE.
The banquet.
W hic h in
cludes all men
of the church.
is scheduled.
for next We'd
nesday, jan
u ary IA tn
at $3.50 pm.
President of
t h e Bible
Class is Louis
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Mfaaapra mn prayrr
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By Howord M. Stockhouse

Judge Luther w. Youngdahl
will be the speaker at the 45th
annual banquet of the Wiles
Bible Glass at the Keller Memo.
Evening star., 1953-11-09

from the mails during wartime
all matter intended to interfere
with the armed forces, to pro-
mote the success of the Nations
enemies, to cause insubordina-
ton, disloyalty, mutiny or re-
fusal of duty in the armed
forces, or to obstruct recruiting
or enlistments.
Mr.. Doyle said Congress last
July extended this to apply for
the duration of the emergency
proclaimed in 1850 in connection
with the Korean war, and for six
months afterwards.
The editors said the magazine
"is devoted to bringing the
American people the facts about
the Soviet Union, the Chinese
Democratic Republic and the
Eastern European Peoples De-
mocracies. and more particularly
about the relations of our coun-
try with them.
1T has been a consistent ad-
vocate of peaceful solutions in
internal and international af-
fairs. or a policy of negotiations
instead of force"
The editor of the magazine is
Jessica Smith, former editor of
Soviet Russia Today. Frederick
Vanderbilt Field, millionaire left
ist, is Far Eastern editor, and
Andrew Voynow, managing edi-
tor.
Evening star., 1953-11-09
1000 Attend Meeting
Of Hospital Association
By the Assoeia,ed Pros.

BALTIMORE, Nov. THE
Maryland-District of Columbia
Delaware Hospital Association
opened its annual meeting today
with some 1000 nurses, hospital
administrators, technicianS and
physicians attending.
The groups Board of Trus-
tees, meeting yesterday. approved
an educational program designed
to relieve the shortage Of nurses
in hospitals throughout the
country.
It will be solely for nurses
aides and will be undertaken in
the Washington -Delaware-Mary-
land area by the American Hos
pital Association and the Ma
tional League of Nursing.
Under the proposed plan in
tended to become Nation wide, a
faculty will conduct a series Of
workshops and seminars for at
tacheS of hospitals who, in turn,
will return to their respective
institutions and conduct instruc-
ton classes selected by the hos
pitals.
The group hopes to have the
program operated by the first Of
the year.
Evening star., 1953-11-09
Post Office Charged
| With Censorship by
Editors Of Magazine

The editors of the New World
Review, a leftist monthly maga-
zine, charged today the Post Of
flee Department is censoriing the
magazine.
They accused the department
of trying to destroy the maga-
zine by denying it normal use of
the mails.
The Post Office replied it is
not engaged in censorship. 1t
said it is applying the law on
what is mailable as the law was
passed by Congress. The de-
partment has not yet barred any
issue of the magazine from the
mails.
Four Issues Non -Mailable.
The New World Review said
that last May the department
notified it, through the New
York postmaster, that it regarded
four earlier issues as mail
able. These issues, already car
ried through the mails. were
those of September, November
and December, 1852, and Janu-
airy, 1858.
According to the magazine, the
department said later issues
would have to be examined be-
fore mailing. AS a result, the
magazine said, the September
issue was held up for 18 days in
the New York Post Office. It
added that the october issue has
been held up for more than two
weeks.
THE threat against the right
of New World Review to con-
tinue publication has far-reach-
ing Implications" the magazine
asserted. 1T opens the door to
censorship of any publication
containing material which. in
the view of a Post Office official
in Washington, is not in line
with the policies of the current
administration"
Postal Regulation Cited.
The editors said the notice of
last May stated the four issues
objected to were regarded as
non-mallable under section 36.5
of the Postal Laws and Regula-
tionS.
This section specifies that the
mails shall not carry any mat
ter advocating or urging trea-
son, insurrection or forcible re-
slstance to any law of the
United States. The editors said
the magazine does not and never
has advocated any Of these
things.
Louis j. Doyle. associate solici-
tor of the department, said the
current issue is being held up
for inspection. He said this is
done under the procedure where
by a postmaster. if he has doubts
about the AVAILABILITY, refers the
question to the solicitors Office.
I'VE do not consider it censor
ship" he said, when we con-
slider whether any piece of mail
falls within the prohibitions es-
tablished by Congress. Congress
writes the law and we try to en-
force it,"
He referred also to a para
graph in the law which bars
Evening star., 1953-11-09
Gonzoqo Parents Porty

The Gonzaga College High
School Parent Association will
hold a card party and dance in
the Shoreham Hotel at 8 pm.
Friday Proceeds will be used
for a scholarship fund.
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Methodist Turkey Dinner

The Gorsuch Methodist
Church will hold a turkey din
ner from 4::30 to 1880 pm. to-
morrow and Wednesday in the
recreation room, HOS Fourth
street S.W.
Evening star., 1953-11-09

when you're caught in the downtown traffic
snarl. Here is the newest in Chrysler engineering
that masters the steepest grades without
asking thing of you that gives you new
surety of escape from mud, sand, and snow
that's so simply and sturdily built that it's
by far the easiest of all to service One trial will
show you Chrysler PowerFlite is the finest
automatic transmission ever built!
Evening star., 1953-11-09
Come see and trY oil the greet
New chrysIer f0o1Ures!

Now, for the first time in any cor, YOU enjoy
Complete Driver Control i. yours IN The
ImperioI and New Yorker FrePower v-e's
with 235 or 1875 H.P.-or in HE Windsor
with the word-fomous Spithre engneI Yours
with new FUH-hme Power Steering E. new
Power Brokes =. +. new Electric Window Lifts
-. new ChrYsIer Aitemp r-Condhionine
-. and stunning new beovty thot soys yov
drive the leoderl
Evening star., 1953-11-09

PowerFIite Transmission! so diff
ferent, so superior in action . that you'll feel
any car without it is sluggish and stubborn
indeed! Now your hand, foot, and mind are
completely free from all gear-shifting work =.
Just as you are freed from all strain and tension.
Here is power and response that lets you pass
car more safely, and in less time and distance.
Here is new gift in safety and unfustered ease
Evening star., 1953-11-21
HAT-CHECK. .GIRLS


Steady work. Apply Check Room Of
flCe, I'd floor, STATLER HOTEL: NJ
phone calls. %
INTERIOR DECORATOR, young LADY
for furniture and decorating in tor
quality special store. Write. CIV
ing full info. BIGGs ANTIQUE CO,
1880 Conn, ave. NV. -22
KITCHEN HELPER, colored-LI. 8,
1883, 81 M st. NV.
LAUNDRY SHIRT OPERATOR. ex-
perienced. fast; $3.50 wk., raises
AP. 7-1222. IA
MANICURIST - Permanent position;
salary and commission; immed
WILLARD HOTEL BARBER SHOP.
MASSEUSE, experienced. full or par
time; 5 days. 1929 F st. NV" 2nc
floor 20
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
Work in doctors office; good salary;
some secretarial work. Call TU.
2-I125 before 6 pm. 20
PAYROLL and general ONCE worker
5h-day week; Wheaton area; car
necessary. OIL. 9-S620. --25
PIX OPERATOR, white, knowledge
of tipping, not over 40: 5-dAy, 35-hr
wk., sal. S45 per wk. to start. Boz
pRooFRExpEK, tS5Fi EsxSfpGEK fully exper., white
Alex. area. Call oV. 3-2S32. =.
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Reproduction Clerk
SALAD MAN

Must be exper.; good salary. Apply
Mass. ave. NV. -
SALESMAN. collector. for established
industrial insurance route; auto nee
Apply SOC Columbian Bldg, 416 18th
sHiESMXN, exper. desired but r moi
necessary, for fioor-covering spe-
cialty shop: salary and commission
can earn Sl25 per wk. QUAKER
CITY L1NoLEUM CO.. 900 F ST.
SALESMAN. used cars. GIN dealer;
exp. preferred but not necessary,
Good prop. Box 3S6-Y, Star.
SALESMAN-Man to specialize in thu
sale of farms and estates. We havt
an excellent list. Also. a bright
young IllI man to specialize in dSs ths sal
PHELPS, INC, 1417 K ST.. NV. .;
SALESMAN for retail furniture store;
must be exper. and capable of man.
aging furniture dept. All replies con-
fldential. Box 64-A.. Star. --22
SALESMAN for leading electronic
parts and equip; wholesale estab.;
exper. men preferred; many benefits
and and good ,I working cond, State age ..;
about this sd. Box 116-A. Star.
SALESMAN-To sell Luzianne Cofiee.
on retail grocery route in Washing
ton, D. c. area. We offer a guar
anteed salary plus commission;
transportation furnished and ample
oI,Dfi,H opportunity ns. for promotion on To To
tween ages of 25 and 35 and will
ing to work 8 days q week. For
appt.. call RE. 7-3502, between 7:30
and IL noon. -23
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HELP-DoMEsTIc

BUTLER-Experienced; family Of 3;
[psrmanent position; good salary.
CooK-Experienced; family of 81;
p ppermansnt position; good salary.
DoWNsThfRs i MAID. white. Euro
ployed; upstairs living quarters pro-
vided, EN-, 3-26lO. W
G:H.W.. good plain cook. Must be
fond of children; excel. local refs.
required. Live in; Suns. OF. RA, s.
'G.H.W. -GooD COOK. exper., live in;
Refs. required; S35 wk. DE. . -1T4S.
IG.H.W. BETHESDA--Live-i school
age children. "a day and every other
experience and recent local refer,
ences required. Cali OIL. 4-7119 be-
HSGsEkERRaPER, t9If & iaPi white. able to -tS turn
house into. home for widower
and two schol-age children. 10. g.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to look after
children and assist in housework
Box 409-A, Star. -22
General bsa.svo4E 9Eelssnt Msat EF III! for iS
MoTHER's HELPER. g.h.w.. plain
cook. Live in; pleasant. dependable; I;
school N III, childa gdaSis 81. ch' bunsa. sitter
COUPLE white or colored); live in
wing with 2 bedrms.. liv. rm., bath
bet. Wash. and Annapolis Woman
exper. with children, Inv; man
ST oo Es peT o 5s5mns E sSs7f s9S oS Wes
River 1888. SO
FREE RENT, liv. rm., bedrm., kit;
share bath; heat, gas and elec. furn.
For care invalid, not elderly, not
difficult. IL 3-th27.
white lady for care of children and
housework; salary. CAN XII. 8-9761.
COLORED WOMAN, settled. live in,
care of 2 children in exchange for
room and board. Ii. 7-4559. --23
Evening star., 1953-11-21
Consumers Credit Service

WAITRESS-HOSTESS to take com
plete charge Of floor management
local refs. sal. commensurate with
ability. Apply in person to Mr.
Glass. 621 Pa. ave. NV. .,-22
WAITRESS-Fine opportunity for q
woman who has experience to work
in tavern; age 35-4O yrs; good sal
ary; home and bonus for right per
St. fSn a4 lf E1Fs psrth 4AyERF f Eoisy5ls poplal
LADIES need extra moneyP You car
earn 1t now in your spare time al
home. No investment You sell moth
ing. Call MISS WALL at ME-; g.
Lady. white. to work in snackbar or
construction Of WILLIAMSBURG School
Arlington County, Williamsburg DIR.
N Hours, e am. to ] o'clock noon
Monday through Friday. Call MA
7-2426 after 5 pm. or any tim'
WOMEN, vicinity sth and H SITS. ne.
to do tipping at home. Write Boz
353-A. Star. Include phone num-
WOMEN. white or colored. to sell
Gaarsnteed cd Uaisqs saiaqs on NEW faS YoRk
JEWELRY CO. 719 7th st. NV. ---22
YOUNG WOMAN as meat wrapper ir
small self-service store. Apply Mr.
SPILLMAN. 4n06 saith st. Mt
Rainier, UN. 4-S011. -22
EXTRA MONEY plan gives
you up to $500 before Xmas. No
canvassing. investment or experience
necessary, Call Clark, ia. 5.g076
MPSDLEScn t9Say toE fFef fASY 6stalS Se in care fol
children. Interview Sat. or Sun
144T Chapin st NV Ant. 22A. 22H
Evening star., 1953-11-21

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC
Best deal in town for you. Best
working conditions. SeeI A. B.
Mckee. MCKEE PONTIAC, 1928
Evening star., 1953-11-21

CHARWOMAN--Colored woman. ex-
perienced. desires morning cleaning
lob, part or full time. HA. 2-7792
GIRL, colored, desires days work,
Tuesday and Fri; very dependable.
La 6-1642. before. z pm. ga
GIRL desires days work or regular
4i9 iq9P Ssi6S1Sy Ss6Sad1}y wk~ good refs. 9f Phone
GIRL desires g.h.w. and child care;
) days. Mon. through Friday. OF
hotel maid. exper. AID. 4-3923.
GIRL, eolored-Take cge. Of chill
dren while parents work. Al refer
ences and expcr. ST. 3-469S. --22
HOUSEKEEPER. white. for mother
less home; cooking and laundry;
refs; live in or out. Box 1867. Star
GIRL, colored. desires Monday. Wed,
Sat, or child care ) days wk.; live
out refs. Ii. 6-51O6. -2S
Maid, white; good with children
references; speak or write. some
ENGLISH: live in or out. ia. 2-1S66.
MAID, Mon. through Friday. no holi-
says Stress e Sea- IN refs Paln Tu ag9ss eq9s Sea@
MAN AND WIFE; general housework
also chauffeur. References. Box
VERY 1aIlz' REhfABLE. RSEshlffABLE settled, coloret
woman wants Inv. or Child care
References. II. 6-664S.
GERMAN GIRLS (2), 1924, Just
arrived; pleasant personalities; gen.
eral housework, care of children
Live in. Call AID. 4-S291. 22'
CQLORED BOY, II, high school stu
den dent, .4s,sG desires pa part time afternoon
COLORED GIRL desires eenl. house.
wk., and care Of children; full oil
part time, HO 2-1359.
COLORED GIRL desires afternoon
work; 3 days week. AID. 2-2295
-cOLoRED GIRL wants g.h.w., 5 day,
gSone gs;; cISg; TX snosai refsi;ii or hotel maid
COLORED GIRL desires child care
for employed couple. Phone Ii
CoIoRED 2oi 4; GIRL. desires days work
Gall Saturday or Sunday. NO
COLoRED GIRL desires part time oil
day work Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri
COLORED LADY desires g.h.w. OF
days, work. Refs. NO. 7-4365. 90
COL. WOMAN wants Job as nurse
maid and gen. house work. B days
C0IoRED WOMAN wishes days
work; days Ii. 7-3541.
COLORED WOMAN desires gh.w.;
5-day week, 8 to 8. Refs, exper,
Ii. 6-0S29 22'
Evening star., 1953-11-21
Apply YoUNG's
3104 M st. NV
Mechanical Engineer

Excellent opening for young engineer
with experience in take-of for heat
ing and conditioning contrac.
tors. Give age, salary and refer.
ences. Box 341.A. Star. --22
MILLWORK, experienced bench OF
machine mechanic wanted. EISIN.
GER MILL & LUMBER CO., 4736
Bethesda ave., Bethesda, Nd, OIL
2-630O. --22
MOTOR CARRIER TARIFF COM
PnER, exper. Call MR.. AMAN. ME
PARTs CLERK for refrigeration and a
appliance stock room. Good start
ing salary to right man. Apply
ABBOTT REFGR. CO., INC, 804
Rhode Island ave. ne. 22
PHARMACIST - Excel. opportunity
and future, for young, aggressive
man. Excel. working conditions
PATRICKS PHARMACY, UN. 4-2l21,
Riverside, Md. --23
PHARMACIST to work in exclusive
NV. section. Excel. oppor. for ad-
vancement. JU, 7-7035.. -22
for downtown drug
Observation-Disclosures young man
whose sole purpose in. working is
not awaiting the end Of the day or
the arrival of payday. Call RE.
7-792S for appointment. %
PHARMACIST, $135-S150 to start;
excel. position with future; for
ranohla man TIT 1QAnI -OQ
Evening star., 1953-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, 100 bass. Accordianai
bargain,- S100. OIL. 2-7630. -22
ACCORDION, 120-bass, Galenti, 5
treble shifts. bass shift, SIPS.
AccoRDToN. e5i iH2SS, stradivarl,. la0-6ss..
like new; reas. .4407. N. 35th st.,
Arlington, Va. after 8 pm. --22
ADDING MACHINE Burroughs desk
model. $50; Al condition. Rentals.
repairs. sales on all makes. CEN
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 2010 14th
Air ooNpiTIoNER. Curtis. 5-ton,
good working condition; reasonable.
MISUNDERSTANDING ape. iiv.
rm. suite Of loveseat. lady and gem
ss@ae rood cond ihaIs s4so 51 5spDBbo55sstffIedR DB5sf "a
ANTIQUE Dutch mahog. couch, lge.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1916 edi-
ton, virtually unused. NO. 7-4413,
ewes after Q. al day Sun. -22
Victorian loveseats,
chairs, cradle, etc. RA. 6-s441.
ANTIoUES-Coliectors' items. rare
old Islamic pottery generally known
as Rhoulan ware. garafe. plates.
] drinking cup: also 3 hne antique
Anatolian prayer rugs. eolored pho
tographs on request. Reply. Boz
ANTTIoUEs a. Very gracious Crotch.
mahog. Empire sofa and 8 matching
side chairs: excel. cond.; horsehaif
uphol. Professionally apr aised. VIII
consider side chairs, S35 ea.; sofa,
CONTINUED on Next Page
Evening star., 1953-11-21

CONTACT MAN and thoroughly quail
ified salesman, 1st class closer;
Well acquainted with prominent
BUSINESS pnss men Of fS Washington hsTa Men,
would like part-time position
Box 345-A, Star.
DRIVER. CLERK, OR PORTER, col
salary. RA. 6-4750 23'
SALESMAN. personable young man
80, married, car and own. home
every type of business as well as
Government. Selling is nv hobby as
well as my profession. Bcx 220-z
VOCALIST, young man, white. de.
Write BOX 2O0-z. Star. 90.
MAN DESIRES JOB as ianitor; live
in, ! am very reliable; good refs
MAN. colored. wants Job as elev. opr..
rBx opr. or as night janitor; hrs:
ti@e. a3e cal pm' Nc g LBS llaG pm or part
MEN: available for home cleaning.
yard work. painting and misc. odd
Jobs; THE SALVATION ARMY
Farhnr Light Corrs NE. S-4532.
PURCHASING AGENT-15 years
v. ,. n. ana IOIelSn countries eS-
perience; schooled in Economics
with Ph.D. from Me sdrid's Central
University. Spain and NJ. !. A., Co.
lumhia University. N. Y C. Fluent
in French, German and Spanish
Desires appropriate position. Box
22R-Z. Star. ga
MAN, veteran: college educ
economic and bus. admin; exper
serv, station, awnings, small loans;
mech. incl. Ii. 6-S419 after & pm
30
WHITE MAN, has every other day
of. would like 2 or 4 days work
week; has car and telephones odd
jobs (no salesman). Box 20S-z. Star
C4a
Evening star., 1953-11-21
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

GIRL, colored, desires waitress work:
Will furn. refs. Call HU. 3-4654.
HOME NURSING. day or wk., prac.
graduate, white. Box 202-A, Star.
KEY PUNCH oPER.. colored exper i,
desires position, also typing too do
PRACTICAL NURSE, col, desires 8
or 12 hrs duties. Hospital experi-
enced. Phone NO. 7-9394. %"
STENOGRAPHER. exper.. desires
gart-time position, Takoma Park,
Silver Spring area. JU. 5-31S2.
TAILoREss, LIST class, all round,
mems, ladies': my house or yours.
EXpER. sEccY. and acctg. clerk wants
all tvpes of work to do at home. STEM
cils' themes. envelopes. JU. 9-4311.
COLLEGE STUDENT desires part
time work. child care, typing or
NEAT COLORED GIRL, young. de-
sires clerktYpist position, exper.
YoGN9G EXPERIENCED CLERK -typist
desires part-time work . to eve
ninss per week. TU. 2-2797. 22H
COLORED GIRL desires tipping or
R.h.w.; eXper. AID. 4-3923. %
C0LORED LADY avail evenings as
elevator operator; have license. Call
Ii. 7-4006. 21"
Evening star., 1953-11-21
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN

MASSEUSE, experienced. full or part
time; days. 1929 F st. NV, End
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SAMUEL SCRIvENER. Jr..

JUNIOR F. CROWELL.
nQ19,21.24.2 gao Trustees. ::
THOS. ]. OWEN q son, Auctioneers,
Perpetual Bldg, I'LL Z St. NV.
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IHELp--MEN 8 WOMEN tcon.. ,

COUPLE. colored, to manage and
and quarters. Adults. over 80. Must
be honest and good worker. Husband
can have other Job. Cash security
required, HE, 4-S32S. --26
Evening star., 1953-11-21
Flagstone and Stone

WORK
porches retaining walls, the drain:
ANoEto sSs Alsq masGccio qIsdgH5 ciiorspInsefea Isf
FLQoRs a.};oIs 5. REFINIsHED FIN M like new: free
COVER, WA. 7-6s6s any time. "
FLOOR SANDING and refinishins;
exper. mechanic; work guaranteed:
avg. rm.. SIS. Free est. CO. 5-4s30.
FLOOR SANDING. FIN. New, 7e 50.
IT.. old, l0c and up; free est; work
guar Z. L HINsoN, IL. 3-754S.
FLOORS sANDEp AND FINISHED.
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
FLouR es fsT sANp1SGs, ~ n.y. REF Rnf1NisHNG !,
estimates Us cali i0fa HH !NSf sSf5i ioVce t5e'
FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING
Reasonable prices, work guaranteed.
HAWKINS FLOOR SERVICE. UN.
FURNITURE FINISHING AND RE-
PAailR-Antiqqes a Speciality. Free
GENERAL RfPAIRsS.0 fPIS0GSi painting. pla.-
Ing, repairing; no lob too small.
pRENf1Nai. pRRREifnzi L. 'pAPF5R1lse, 4iPl5sl sr,..c,.,,
workmanship. work done iTimedi:
ately' MIR. PoAT' RIA. $;Ss4s.
PAINTING CoNTRACToR-comSSer- m
Sisi 11s ms rss,dsRtisl satlstactoFy IS
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
lowest rates in town. Guar: work,
PxiSTISGePAPERISG. 20 svHs4 yrs. expeT.. per.
Al work. personal serYises salts.
rAINTING: paperins, interior. ex.
ii. a:4z5i or taS u 5a4sia. s4f!ns'es. &.2s al
PAINTING; interior. exterior: also
abEl night. Free estimate. Call Lo; A.
PAINTING. interior and exterior.
Service. ME- MR. BdNGak. eSaRn'SSi sr. 514ssS:. ssS.
rsNTsG s.s Gs lDtsEI2E BSaEcs sxt;zo! sz astsc:
PAINTING, exterior; 1st-class work.
materials; do own work; 2 brothers.
PxiNTrNcoOhor Thisfi Seis Iltss in tsa home itr.
and extr:; residential and CONNER:
cial. Wallpaper removing. No drink-
ing; honest work. AID. 1896;
AIN s-,. interior and szts5iss;
NJ sELBY, UN. 4-l44s ana LU.
PAlNfYHTHNG, paperins, plastering. fioor
sanding; free estimates; RUSSELL
PAINTING AND DECORATING, in
terror and exterior; quality work and
free est. Call any time. JU. $3.50.
PAINTER. inside and outside paint
Work guar. WADE. ME. s-SS3h, 23s
PAPER HANGING, $40 per rm. up.
1858 sunfast washable paper: work
guar RA. 3-73a3 or HE 4-s555.
PAINTING, plastering,
floor sanding, leaky roofs; apt. rental
houses special: Sun. any time; gem
eral repairs. Md. Va. HU. 3-S949. .
AND INSULATION. new
work; repairs; work guaranteed, AD.
REPAIRS, old or new,
sm. or lge.; good mech; fast serv.i
reas, RA. 3-69S4, RA. 6-0766. pa
PORCHES BUILT or inclosed. with
regular or. glass-louvred jalousie
windows: free estimates. SEcO
SALES, JU. S-3010. day or night.
Pl UMBING, HEATING, GUTTERING,
SCOUTING AND ROOF PAINTING.
Bathrooms Installed, 1895 up; gas
boilers, any make. 1875 up. Work
guar; tree estimates. W. II. Me-
KENNEY. JU. 9-I460. -22
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Repairs and remodeling. Satisfaction
guar. 24-hour service. RA. 3-7500.