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Evening star., 1953-06-24
HELp-MEN

DRY CLEANER, to clean, spot, and
take charge Of dry cleaning dept,
Pros. GA units. excel. OPP. for quail.
man. all replies strictly confidential.
ADMIRAL LAUNDRY q CLEAN
Frs. 4 n. Taylor ave.. Annapolis.
Nd. Phone 1874; ewes. Baltimore,
WI. 6-216S. reverse phone charges,
ASK for Mr. Elzey. "a
ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS
Senior engineer or physicist; grad
uated prior to 1912 only. Heavy ex-
perience in circuits and instrumental
tton. A challenging opportunity in
laboratory research and development.
Salary dependent on qualifications
but not lsss than $4,000 per year.
REED RESEARCH. INC. DE. 2-2930.
ENGINEER, colored; must have 5th-
class license; for modern apartment
bldg; good salary and quarters;
flne working conditions. See MR..
CRANE. 1892 x st. NV. ST.
3-2S0O %
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SALESMAN

DRIVERS. DRIVER
RAYS STEAKS. 474 L sT. NV.
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DISTRICT MANAGER

CRAFTSMAN. experienced in makins
hFm,SnSg Fnn rE;.Ie patent fa1 sdraWinEs; win pay
or piecework. Box 443-B, Star.
DRIVERS for moving of household
goods. exper., white. Apply at l4l
pRi3ER.posTER. lSfa +. 5'si for ,,ono, ss .sar..
ref. required. No phone cclia. aim
Mt. Pleasant Of. NV. --20
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NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
nnerce or IN the production Of
goods for commerce must RoW pdv
at least rs cents an houy and
time ana one-hGll for Overtime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
LGiC. job seekers offered less bv
eopefed firms should notify the
Wage and Hony Dipteton D S.
Department OF Labor telephone
EXecHtiOe $3.50 Extension 1875
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TRUCK DRIVER

nv SERvICEMAN: must have car. 70.
HsTssts Sutsds wG1s soeS s6o0e m dS'
USHER. preferably married. betweer
22 and 80; evening work. Coco
pay. Apply in person only after
THEATER, 1851 Wisconsin ave.
WASH BOY, experienced; handy
around service station. Apply CON-
NoRs d FOSTER. 2244 Pa. ave; Sc
WRITER; college background % re-
quired. II not fully qualified in all
lines we will give. supplementary
training. Permanent position with
excellent future prospects; AAMEEE-
$50 Southern Bldg. 10th and n
NAN, familiary with home improve
ment carpentry; must have tools and
car; fair start. salary, rapid ad-
yancement. JU. s-3Ol0. Q am; to
NAN. white, over 25, with at least
high school education. for work In
furniture warehouse. located ne.
washington; must have drivers
permit. Good opportunity for one
capable of assuming responsibility.
Report for interview. $40 Thurs
day morning at COLONY HOUSE.
Matt Matth.Ts. SSnni at vs.. vs.. e.oara49P.n Pn0ne Nf
MEN, 6O-70; sales work; Chr. day;
about SOS wkly.; perm. pos; no
car or exper. nee. Apply 1912. RIM.
SOL, 71O 14th at, NV
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Janttor and wife for Count apt.
good salary and nice living Quar-
ters: No drinkers please. See Mr..
KING. 1919 \ st. NV. petEeen
ESQ ana pm. s-2k
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GUARDS

HAIRDRESSERS = Splendid oppor-
tunity: man or woman: guarantees
and comm. MAYFLOWER BEAUTY
SALON. Maynower Hotel. go
HELPER for air conditioning and
ventilating duct cleaning;. mostly
night work; full time; good salary;
advancement. 1881 Illinois ave
HELPER, colored. neat, clean man,
25-35, to senerally help in glass
shop; must have drivers permit
q MIRROR CO.. 1904 NJ st. NV.
--26
HOD CARRIERS, experienced, fol
plastering; long job. Report to Job
H5SI1SToof eS;1Ilm' Ia. and Sheridan IS g.
HOUSEMAN. white. Apply house
keeper. SHERATON-C CARLTON HO-
TEL 923 18th st, NV, -25
perienced; reference. Call Mr.
HANF, RE. 7-1912 --26
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, so per WI
Guaranteed. Opportunity to earn
cooled modern ah0p. eau MA. g.
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BEAUTICIAN

Comfortable working conditions. 5.
day week. 8 to 6; modern air-con-
ditiened salon; top salary. DAVID
HAIR STYLIST. 1889 NJ st. NV.
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SALESMAN


UNDER 35; car; white. We train you.
For appointment call NO. 7-6545.
SALESMEN--Manufa needs (3l
hard-workiing field Representatives;
must be bondable and willing to
earn $4,000 per ". Call IA.
2-4665. 1-5 pm. -25
SALESMEN (3D. research service.
We will take the responsibility for
your earning q minimum Of $10O O
week after preliminary training.
Advance commission. Dignifled work.
Good income while learning. Call
Personnel Dept. RE. 7-6912. for
interview. "a
Statesmen Experienced house-to-
house men. to sell nationally ad-
vertised merchandise; easy payment
plan; highest commissions paid
weekly; excellent proposition to
right men; territories in Va. and
Md; car essential. Apply ALL.
STATE HOME EQUIPMENT CO.,
1918 Kalorama I'd. NV. --26
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HOTEL CLERK

(MaiI and informationl, S242 per
month, working suits furnished):
Contact Mr. Wills, between 8 and
noon. No phone calls.
SHOREHAM HOTEL
$500 BLOCK CALVERT ST. NV.
colored. sober, reliable,
S+h class license. NV. apt. house,
excel. salary. Call AID. 4-26S7.
yANITOR-Permanent Job, fun time.
Cali CO. 6-0712 for appointment.
JANITOR. colored, 5th class engineer
license for NV. apt. bldg. Good
salary. lge. quarters. DREYFUSS
BROS. ma. 6-05S2. 1919 18th st,
NV. -
JANITOR ASSISTANT. for apt. bldg.
good salary plus 1-bedrm. apt, for
sober reliable person. NO. 7-1642
-26
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BEAUTICIAN

Man or woman. You can earn Se5 to
$125 per wk.. 5 or 8 days. no ewes.
s406 Ca. Ave, Silver Spring.
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HELP-MEN
JANITOR

White married man for apt. develop
ment In virginia; Excel; salary and
ESsrrs MENT CO., T isao EN K st. NV. MATaGE Hoars,
8 to 10 am. and 4 to 5 pm. PA
LABORERS. .BRICKLAYERS a.. $500
LIFE GUARDS-oualifed; good pay.
No phone calls. Apply in person.
ewes. 5-7. WOODMONT COUNTRY
CLUB. Rockville pike, Rockville. Md
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AUTO MECHANICS

And auto body men, also l man to
spray undercoating and q car pol.
tSherS; highest pay arrangements
and uneQualled working cOnds., at
Washington'S largest Chevrolet deal-
sr. See Mr.. Miller or watts. w. c.
Presgraye. service manager, OURIS-
MAN CHEVROLET. $40 Il ct. ne.
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CAFETERIA MANAGER
EXCELLENT SALARY

Exceptionally good opportunity; %
to 30 years of age; assume full
responsibility for operating q very
busy cafeteria; days, Monday
through Friday. Substantial com
pany dement's. Send resume to Box
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statesmen
AND
SALESWOMEN

with proven sales record. Get on
the gravy. train with largest food
plan in the East. With our ex-
pansion program we can place 4
galeSpeople; top commission. MET,
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MEATCUTTERS
MECHANIC

FOR FLEET MAINTENANCE
Vacation with pay. Apply Garage,
1925 BRADLEY BLVD. Chevy
Chase. Nd. PA
NIGHT MAN, colored. for ant. house,
Must have eleyStor license and
n Hours. ,dJ, u pm. to 8 am. CAN
OFFICE BOY. neat, alert, capable.
Good opportunity for advancement.
Call OV. 1880. -26
OFFICE BOY WANTED. neat, alert
and capable. Good opportunity for
advancement. Call OV. 1880 be-
tween $50 and pm. -2S
OUTSIDE statesmen, with cars;
plenty Of leads; good commission.
Call in person. 1923 7th NV,
AMERICAN FURNITURE Ex-
PAiNTER. exper., part time. esti-
mator; percentage basis. DU. 7-S320
between and 6 Pm. -26
PAINTERS. colored: must have
transp.; Fairlawn subdivision. Rt. /.
Laurel, Nd. MARRIOTT CONSTRUC-
TON CORP. Laurel 114O; OIL.
experienced only; SIS per
day: Call Warfield 7-9430. after
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OO., SUU M 81. Sc. -yO
CASUALTY INSURANCE UNDER.
SALESMAN-Job with Q future; man
bet. ages of 20 and 40. to. sell small
construction equipment to general
contractors, tor q well-eStablishe ed
hrm. Apply by letter giving CON-
closed; salary plus commission; ex-
pertence helpful but not necessary
Application will be considered until
July l. 1853. Box 439-K. Star.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

SPRED GLOSS Your Woodwork
quart 4
Decorative luxury with woodwork in colors
to match your walls or use on your kitchen,
bathroom and nursery walls. Spred Gloss's
1902 latex base luster enamel goes on easily,
silky-smooth, dries in just alf-an-hour. Best
Of all, it keeps it's soft luster and true color
for years. Yes, it's washable! Match it with
Spred Satin wall colors. Gal, 6.95.
The Hecht Co., 7th Floor Washington;
9TH Floor, SiUer Spring and PARKington
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COLORS THAT STAY
FRESH FOR YEARS!
Match walls and woodwork with Ciddens twin paint coors
SPRED SATIN YOUR WALLS
gallon SO

At last :. you can wash painted walls spic
n span Spred Satin's the latex-base paint
that goes on smooth as satin over wallpaper,
painted walls, new plaster, even concrete.
Match it exactly with Spred Gloss on wood
work. Dries in 80 minutes, no unpleasant
odor! Comes ready to use-there's nothing
to mix. Deep colors are slightly higher priced.
Qt., 1.59.
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Save enough money repairing it your
self to pay for this complete home work
shop Electric power drill with4" C).9'
chuck and saw plus "a other pieces that ~~
let's you drill, sand, saw, buff, polish, complete
grind, mix paints, etc!
Evening star., 1953-09-20

WAaNG1ON
? Street. a ~
rhSDdOy f9,1o ~ ~.
othos nOys $50 70 8 Pm
SILVER SPRING
FonIon & Ellsworth
Mon, Thurs. & Fri I2:3o-e:3o PM
Other Dogs 10 A. N. No 8 p. NJ
PARKinglOR
ARLINGTON, VA.
CIebs Rd. & Wilson Blvd.
Mon, Thus. & Fril2:3o-e:3o Pm.
Other Dogs 10 AM 10 8 PM
Evening star., 1953-09-20

You're safe when you
change tires with this
tripod jack it won't
slip and let the car
fall. Easy to use.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

T-shaped mats tai
lored to fit your car
floor. Protects, easy
to clean. Assorted
colorS.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

Huge savings on these handsomest
of seat covers! Contour-cut and tai
lored fit so they won't wrinkle;
plenty tough so they take lots of
hard wear. And what's easier to care
for than wipe-clean plastic! In the
bonniest plaid we've seen in mint
green, black, wine or royal blue. Me-
tallic gold thread absorbS electricity
as you slide-in-and-out of car, cuts
down possibility of shock. Fits most
cars Al to '53. Give make, year, mod
ell. type of front seat and color when
your order. Sorry, no convertible or
center arm-rest models.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

Attach to garden
hose, 2-foot long ham
die reaches all over.
Soft cotton mop head
won't scratch.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

TN THE game room at
i Battery Terrell, beautiful
residence for the Embassy Of
Peru, hangs a wall collection
Of notable paintings, sketches
and watercolors depicting the
Latin national sport of bull
fighting.
Whether or not one knows
a matador from a picador, or
a Goya from a Fortuny y
Carlo, it is quickly evident
from the quality of the col
lection that it's owner, Senior
don Fernando Berckemeyer,
Peruvian Ambassador to the
United States, is an enthusi-
ast Of that sport. In his
native Lima. the corrida Is an
every Sunday afternoon
event which draws crowds Of
the size we link with a
Yankees-Do dodgers ball game.
The pictures are part Of a
more extensive collection Of
art objects, including many
fine oil paintings, exquisitely
carved silver ornaments and
hand-crafted furniture, which
the Ambassador and Sonora
Berckemeyer have gathered
from across two continents in
the course of their world
travels.
Bulldghting as a subject
for artists has engaged the
attention Of Europe's master
painters for 800 years. Out
standing among the Am
bassador's collection Is a last
century work by Goya, as
breath taking today as then,
because the artist conveys so
well the terror and excite
ment Of the combat which
invariably ends in death for
the bull and often for the
men and horses as well.
Against a background of
empty sky, the spread-eagled
body of an unlucky matador
has been tossed into the air
lightly as a child's plaything.
In the foreground Of dark
land and ominouS shadow,
the massive bull waits In
stolid fury, horns up, its sin
gle intention to impale the
descending form Of its puny
human opponent. In the
background, the picador. a
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horseman with a lance, whose
business is to prod the bull
into rage, has stepped aside
and is watching the combat
calmly, though his white steed
in silver trappings rears in
terror. The matador's horse,
already fatally ripped and
gored, has sunk to the ground
in a stupor.
In a smaller canvas done
by Fortuny y Carlo, also a
master painter of the last
century, a gaily-costumed
matador. still hero of the ring,
leads the course of the battle.
Inches from the death dealing
horns, he fiaunts his scarlet
cape in the face Of the furi-
GUS bull. taunting the animal
to attack. In the grandstand
spectators rise en- maSse in
high excitement, a feeling the
artist has captured so well on
canvas that the picture Is as
provocative today as it was
when first painted.
Other works by lesser artists,
oil paintings, sketches and
water colors, display other
rituals and traditions of this
game which has not altered
with time, but Is conducted
the same today as it has been
for several centuries.
Bullf1ghting as a subject for
light laughter has engaged
less discriminating attention
from pottery makers of this
and other countries. Near
the main collection is a spate
of funny bone ticklers nodded
from clay or ceramics. These
figurines burlesque both bo-
vine and matador. Jovial
friends are given to present
ing such gifts" now and then
as a token Of humor. I'm
pervious to their spoof1ng, or
perhaps in enjoyment Of it,
the good-natured Ambassador
displays them alongside the
works of the serious artists.
Sonora Berckemeyer, tall,
handsome and gracious, helps
in collecting the paintings
depicting the art of the mata-
dor. But her own most alb
sorbing hobby is raising
thoroughbred horses on a
ranch in her native California.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Bombay Newspaper Faces
Penalty for confelapi
BY the Assoeiatsd Prsss

BOMBAY, India, April Is
The Times Of India. the nations
best known and largest English
language daily newspaper, yester-
day was ruled guilty of con-
tempt Of the Bombay State
Legislature.
The privileges committee Of
the legislature recommended
that ali press facilities be with
held from the paper until it
apologized.
The committee ruled that the
paper and its editor, Frank r.
MoraeS, were guilty of both con-
tempt and breach Of privilege In
publishing an editorial concern
ing the behavior of a member of
the ruling Congress Party.
The alleged contempt was con-
tanned in an editorial published
March % under the headline
"Contemptible." It commented
on the action of a member of the
Congress Party who asked how
many high court judges had
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Hearing Is Sci Monday
On Plan 10 Sell Fkehouse

A public hearing will be held
at 10 am. Monday in the Dis
trict Building on whether the
city should auction of the old
firehouse at Alb Eighth street
NV.
Plans had been set up for the
sale last week. But at the be-
hest of the Federation of Citi-
zenS, Associations and other in
terestS, Chairman Case Of the
Senate District Committee pre-
vailed upon the District Commis-
sionerS to schedule a hearing so
that the public could be heard.
The structure formerly housed
Rescue Squad No. l. which has
moved in with Engine Co. 2 at
719 Twelfth street NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Chicago Alderman,
Appears Successor
To Sabath's 5 Seat
By shs Assoeiotsd Press

CHICAGO, April 15.-James
B. Bowler, 7S, a Chicago alder
man for more than 40 years,
appears the successor of the 7th
Congressional District seat of
the late Representative A. J..
SABBATH.
In a special primary in the
predominantly Democratic West
Side district yesterday. Mr..
Bowler polled 72 per cent of the
total vote of both parties in
winning the Democratic, nomi-
nation.
Mr.. SABBATH, a Democrat and
dean Of the House of Repre-
sentatives at the time of his
death last November 6, served
the district for more than IS
years. He had been elected to
his oath consecutive term two
days before his death. Mr..
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Moscow Bells Toll
For Nuremberg Operu
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NUREMBERG, Germany. April
15.-Nuernberg opera fans will
hear the Kremlin's 90 bells chime
at the performance Of q Russian
opera here Saturday.
MouSsorgsky's opera Boris
Godunov" calls for the tolling of
the bells during a coronation
scene in the second act. The
opera manager here, remember
ing current Red peace overtures,
relayed a request for aid to Mos
COW through the Russian occu-
patton zone. Moscow complied
quickly by broadcasting the bells
tolling, recorded on tape in Ber-
lin. The tape arrived here yes
terday.
Evening star., 1953-04-15

SABBATH, who was 86. had served
more consecutive terms in Con-
gress than any other man in
history.
Mr.. Bowler, dean Of the City
Council, polled 1886 votes in
a turnout Of about one-f1fth of
the districts 204,50 registered
voters. His Republican opponent
for the July z election, Philip
j. Botta. a druggist. received g.
1893 votes. The other two can
didateS received q total of less
than 1000 votes.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Strike Set BY Reds FuiIs

ROME, April Is R.-A two
hour steel strike called by the
Communicated General Confed-
Grafton of Labor (CGIL) had
little success in Italy yesterday.
Police at Sesto San Giovanni,
Northern Italy steel center. said
only a few men left their jobs.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Furnaces
In Generating Station

HEMPSTEAD. N. "a Long
Island generating station is put
ting television to practical use.
watching combustion conditions
in furnaces.
An operator in the control
room, keeping his eye on tele-
vision screens, can spot condi.
tions that might cause trouble,
and can take steps to remedy
the situation before damage is
done, Is
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been given permits to consume
liquor in the state, which is
dry"
The committees findings now
60 before the full house, where
the Congress Party holds an
overwhelming majority.
Evening star., 1953-04-15

THE LARGEST SELECTION In OUR HISTORY!
NEWEST coLoRs AND PATTERNS! BETTER FIT!
SELECT NOW -. TAKE MONTHS TO PAY!
you're like most Washngtonians predetermined and STYLE
minded. then Palm Beach will suit you perfectly New light
weight SUITS right for through FALL New, coster
tailoring plus patented features collars that hug the neck just
right easy graceful shoulder lnes wonderful drape Don't
wait select while assortents at their peak!
Evening star., 1953-10-08
'lI MiscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

Observation-Disclosures: must be
chaise Tongue. 500; tu1ted lcveseat.
$50; modern sofa and chair. $11Q;
sofa ass.i.c hed, S6S: SS.s pair ~ chairs, $2e:
servel refEr., $40: antique va. sofa,
China closets. $40; drop-leat table,
wardrobe. S14; dresser, So: chest Of
drawers, $14; Tv table. So; mable-
sSg hall .tsl r1Ss %s,a;aS. SS tst cYpeoSS5Sf peScf
desk. SEQ; wing chair. $35; chan
nel-back chairs. $50; Lawson club
chair, $50; loveseat and chair, S42;
sideboard. So; Victorian cane chair,
S5;. coil springs. S5; dresser. S6;
night table. So: HOLLYWOOD bed. $25:
HOFFMAN UPHQLSTERERS, 2447
18th st. NV, co. $1,000. 8"
- Unclaimed; power
sos; washer, Kenmore. 1 ". old,
$50; blond dinette set, perfect,
S35. 732 6th st.. NV. 10. 2-3330.
Open SUM-, to 5 pm. --13
clearance sale on ster-
dd,S1. tISsS HcliyWsSs BEDS sSs ingle .oSs
ss. ssas Ss .S;o SaS in3sS.: aiSsaBsd9 type S5s
$l9:. cedar chest: S19; bookcsssSs.s.
ehs:t dinstte AnU sets, s' $50 to sG5: . CmirFoi i
bargains; drop-leaf tables, S16 to
$29; dining table, $35; maple ere
denza, buffet bargain: twin beds,
$12, S17; odd .ssie. or dble. beds;
70 70 SYe:9 SIC 9ta; t4as;rdrobes: SHeeSoie desks.
SO to S36: secretary. $25; TV ta-
bles: porcelain tables. 81. Terms.
RE. 7-S06l. Daily, 10 to z. .-9
FURNITURE-Folding bed. leather
chair with ottoman. window fan
tils sEias$% % and SS gSSol; s ,sTn cT.nHos mSweT e
Evening star., 1953-10-08
SITUATIoNS-DoMEsTIc

IHoUSEKEEPER. white. IA yrs. ex-
perience. prefers care Of youne child,
live in; refs. RIA. 3-5735. So pm,
sat. or Sun. 8"
FRENCH WOMAN. exper. cook. nurse.
R.h.w.; speaks French. Spanish only;
excel. refs. HO. 2-931S.
LAUNDRESS. expert, desires or J
days in 1St-clasS households; cur:
tainS, shirts. linens. LU. 1-S643. g
RELIABLE WOMAN, white. desires
full charge Of motherlesS home, per-
manent. Alexandra area pref. XII
LADY win prepare dinner for two OF
| three; exchange room. board. small
| salary. Box 234-V. star.
WOMAN, white, desires light work
care OF child or elderly person: pre-
fer live out; NV. section; health
card. refs. BOX 22e-V. Star. 10.
GIRL, colored. wants g.h.w.. taktne
| care Of children. Call We. S-510e
| for further information.
GIRL wants ie6 os.h.w. 3 days week
IGIRL wants Job nursemaid or baby.
sitter, day or night. 10. S-S4S3.
GIRL. COL: exper.. neat; desires g.h.w
10 am. to pm. 5-day week. Excel
refs; S22 wk. and carfare. ST
WoM1AiSi. solored, desires part time
full time or days work. LU. 2-S695
TWO COLORED WOMEN wish ngh'
housework, take care Of children
bus girls, good refs. Ii. .4-0734.
lCOLORED GIRL for maid work II
store or home; exDer. and refs
II. S-bo20. D"
Evening star., 1953-10-08
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc tcens. J

COLORED GIRL wants lob. keepinG
children while mother works; Yelt-
able with refs. Call Do. 1885.
|C0LORED GIRL do g.h.w.. bh days
week. cook. iron. care for children
HO. 2.0641. MISS MARTIN
COLORED GIRL wants days worl
for Mon. Wed. and Thurs. Phone
Ii. 3-7o42.
|COLORED LADY desires s.h.w.; good
cleaner; likes children; refs; full OF
part time. DE. 2-SS84.
SETTLED WOMAN, colored, want:
day work, no Sunday. DE. 2-495S
COLORED GIRL wants day work
COLoRED GIRL wants days worl
as mothers helper. NO. 7-O6S0.
COLORED WOMAN iyoung,, with
good refs, would like q hSkpg. tot
with q couple or small adult family
live In: no Sundays. Ii. 7:1737. g.
|COLORED WOMAN. reliable, want.
regular day work; excel. worker. NO
CoL6RED GIRL, exper., wishes light
housework. child care; Monday
Though Friday. pm. DE. 2.124S
Evening star., 1953-10-08
.JAIOUSIES
KITCHEN
MAITREssEs REMADE, So , " y

MAaaNhfShps sTE1N SHpp,No SE%A1A CO... 1aS2 18th SR
PAINTING = Interior and exterior
THoMssoN 1isslass SSrk free .sss9 ESTIMATES: MR
PAINTING. interior: 50 50 yrs YRS. satisfied
estimate. Cali HOBERT. LU. 2
P2iSTING, SISf Sses special Si for fall season,
intsrieT osavte snd sSterior' @ RESIDgEMTIAd, gaT y,
reasonable prices. Highest grade ma.
terials used. white mechanics, In
IA. 9-0633, To. 2-4347. -S
PAINTING. interior and exterior. Cal
A. DOMIN1CK. ia. 2-6S30, any day
ASTISgg sftsT gm all E.sIdsnslsisomm.r. ssy sSasies
cial: fne workmanship ct sensible
prices; free estimates. Ia. 9-404O
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
pSper pSsTes removinT; Sa no eStHdi drinEin1; hon.
est work. AID. 1885. -13
PAINTING, carpentering, mainte-
nance; by contract or BY the hour
Call RE. 7-2305. ask for Mr.
PaafhNtTrfNG PaafhNtTrfHNG coNTRAcToR-comrner.
yrs. Mr.. LAWRENCE, RA. 6-9703
PAINTING, PAPERING. roof paint
ing, cAulking, gen.. repairs, reas.
free estimates; reliable: ia. g.
PAiiSSTTiING-s12 average room; week
end Jobs Q speciality: also plastering.
AID. 2-1S31. Please call after 8 pm.
PA1NTING-1nt.rior and exterior;
free estimates. Lu. 1-4124, LU.
PAINTING. interior. exterior Genera
repairs. K. LEAK. ia. 9-24SS. --s
PAINTING. interior, exterior. ROOT
SS.ttHs; %s oas ssn Tork F'Pfuir: Pu fss tsss
PAPfERING. painting. nocr sanding
ia. a.SO46. 70. 2-5O22. %
PAPER HANGING, S10 q room up;
fine selection Of paper. Do own
work; guar. RA. S-6024. RA. 6-2355
|PAPERING-Rm., l2x12, s1s.e5, la
Dor , and na1srial' %4I1h int; painsins; est;
installed. S3e5 up. Gas boilers.
any make, S375 up; hot-wateI
heaters. $50 up; work guaranteed
ErTss rTss estimates ao W. II. McKEN-
PLUMBING. HEATING AND ROOF.
ING, remodeling and repairs. C
WSRIGHTT; To days Eyvxs,IgA "a. s-24ss; ,ftsl
FokcIakisT - sUi1f HtSisi Or inelossd. Witr
regular or elass-louvered iaieusis
SALES. 10, 9-S010. day or night
IPORCHES--Let me bid on your porch
The Poreh Man, WILLIAM J, PEP.
PER. JU. $500. LA