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Evening star., 1953-03-26
GARAGES
BUILT FOR A LIFETIME
BY ACECO

Beauty. quality and durability. No
IFS, ands or butts about our com.
pletely erected garages ct low prices:
fTSs nSN,. Estimates f;dn @ Gladly lg given yith3ut
and daily, IA. 7.5791 or ia. 2-4664.
BRICK WORK, new and old, repairs
q speciality; white mechanics; free
estimates. RA. 3-77s6. 10. 9-96s1.
GENERAL REPAIRs-Painting, pias-
ing, repairing. No Job too small.
PRINTZ. Ii. 4-l5l1.
GENERAL REPAIRS - Painting. in-
terror, exterior; free estimates. A.
DOM"NICK, IA. 2-RS30.
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s'll N1 u ~ w. EA. O-OO- Z
TRAIN; Ist =, electTie, Sds, Lionel, $50: good
HoSslI Filmo; S $50. re. 0tS: s-oSs$i' 81"
TTfEwRfrER, gIPE aim Underwood. noissiess. @Se
With table; practically new. LA.
TSEPfEE3WtR1TER. rev older model. ,Rosal.
TYPEWRiTERs. Royal cleo. 1 stand
cfIs csllsnt 81 sspd!tiS5; $Sa6 each Or best
Naturalization. SHsE iii ssSgfS; Remington, mt
up. ali in good working order. Rem
tails. repairs. ali makes. CENTRAL
TYPEWRITER Co. 2019 14th St,
TYPEWRITERS. recond. Underwood.
Sood smsn oRher very Tsss oReet- Rent
ais. repairing. open Thurs. until 9
pm. CAPITOL OFFICE MACHINE
CO., s26 10th st. NV, MA. s-4s5S.
Underwood. portable
fer. RIA. 6-s764 after $3.50 pm.
TYPEWRITER, portable. Royal;
or Spift bsst de oeT 5sxe %Sdel oT 4ase as new s5
luxe. like new. $50. UN. 4-443S
3 slightly-used Navy
blues. Its uniforms, size SO, $40
each; bridge coat, Navy ensign,
size 3S, $40. TIE. 6-0031, 9-12 am.
VACUUM CLEARANCE! Beautiful late
model Hoover with att. S39. 80.
New Westinghouse now S44.50.
Others S. up. 3s12 Lee hwy, ia.
violin, caspar Da salo, handmade,
rich tone; reasonable. Call IL to 8,
5 to 8. Ii. 6-2007. 70"
WASHER, Easy Spindrier, de luxe
model, new; originally -$219, sacri-
nee; $3.50. Call AID. %-464o . after
WASHERS, guar, S24.e6 up; top
trade-in allow: discount on 80 mods.
P: o. SMITH SALES & SERVICE.
1914 b St. ne. Ii. 3-0696.
Bendix. automatic, used;
bicycle, new, ladies, English make,
hand brakes and gear shift. bargain.
NO 7-fi()Oo
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KITCHEN

Complete planning and remodelins
service. Let US show you what can
be done to your old kitchen. Nc
down payment, 80 months to pay.
Phone II: 4-45sS: ewes. and Sun.
MATTRESSES remade, So up. STEIN
BEDDING CO.. 1924 18th ct NV,
CO. 5-13l5.
OIL BURNERS and gas furnaces In.
stalled. serviced and repaired: D. c.
Md. ano Va. WA. 7-6291.
PAINTING. exterior and interior;
minor repairs: all work guar.:- free
estimate. MR.. WIRES. IA. 9-SS48
PAINTING. interior, exterior; white
MECHANIC; immed. service. Reas,
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-Commer
cial and residential; satisfactory for
25 yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA 6-07O3.
PAINTING, PAPERING, SANITAS-
Sensible prices; guaranteed work
manship; 90 yrs. exper. After 6
Pm, II. S-354O. ADMIRAL DEC
PAINTING. PAPERING, 20 years.
exper.. Al work: personal serv., sat
1sfaction guar. Any time, Ia. 9-0396.
PAINTING-Interior, exterior: fTst-
class work: free estimate. THOMP-
SON. 10. o-9S73 or XII. S-3923.
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Ring Bldg, RE. 7-238S. -26
DIN: RIM. SUITE, 8 pieces, walnut,
$50. good condition. WA. 7-950s4s.
DINING sET-walnut chippendale;
and other silver. Lemoge china;
f%9nGsk ssd ea snf AB H. 46eis :nd t9t
paS Color sI IN Sa Excel 10 oSd UsnGf UN S5t
DIN. RIM. SUITE. 10 pcs, mahosany
sacrifice. $500. 1902 Clagett I'd,
College Hts. Estates. Md. AP.
OINETTE SET, chrome, red and pearl,
fancy top, l mo: old; cost sos; sell
for S6S. Ii. 7-7455.
DINETTE SET, 5-piece, maple; also
blond coffee, step and corner tables.
AID. 2-62O4 after 6 pm.
DuPLICATORs, all types. hand and
electric; AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
iisl ASRG ASSsRGls0' sooa ss eoSdissa s89sa
EEEcTRiS EaSaS iS' RANGE. RANGE; oE: 3 burr 6arner
and and vel; vel; go9d s4Sis Syeni ine cendi-
FESGE. FS3i SsHi al ki1ds, n SaeSi chsin. link. ey-
money Rrsss; down. SSK ssasr wA 7esSi sads'nu ISL
FIREPLACE SETS (2), good condi-
ton; $25 and SIS. RIA. 6-790S.
FLOOR CASES CD: one 6x1h IT,;
one 5x2 #. CAVALIER PHARMACY,
FOAM SSSG 1ats 1kaGtRsBEfik fi MA pMiHxirrREssEss, sas Sn-
covered, 80 by rs by 4, S35. FALLS
CHURCH SALES. JE. 2-6060. -28
FREEzER E;zE Phiico. perfect; must
FTR FTss sfeEE lryns yap mnk st nE cane stse
perfect condition; $125. RA. g.
FURN1TURE-7-pc. mahoe. ir. din.
rm., like new, $175; chests. $40 up;
wal. bedrm., chest. vanity, bench,
S125; chairs, end tables: maple
china closet; HOLLYWOOD beds, etc.
the little store around the corner"
1929 Wisconsin ave. NV, nr. Sears.
Open til pm. I'm. 2-6677.
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FURN. = Twin-bed .rm. set; excel.
house refgr.. comb. Tv. co. 5-697S.
rm. furn.; sofa bed, 2
chairs, rug 9x12 with scatter, 2
lamps, drop-leaf table, dinette set,
porcelain-top table and chair; COM
plete; reas. LU. 2-6664
FURN.-Crib with mattress, dinette
set ttable, chairs), full size In
ner-Spring mattress. AP. 7-6105.
GAS RANGES. new, used; $3.50 up,
installation. PEERLESS SALES.
2237 Georgia ave. DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES: new. used; SIS up.
Oil. coal and wood ranges. ACME
STOVE. 1011 9TH NV. MA. S-S952.
GAS RANGES, 36". oven. broiler. con-
troll; perfect cond.; S34.95: AT
IANT1C. 807 st. NV. NO. 7-3921.
GAS RANGE. Tappan and Kelvinator
rrefrigerator; excellent condition'
HSGp $I2G for @ both IL JE FTEn Ff71$So. o. E2S so2
lge. assert;; elee; oJ motor repairs. GsSl 36th
GOLF CLUBS: slightly used set of 9
woods. ali Wilson and leather golf
bag. Sacrifice. S125 cash. JE.
GREETffNG CARDs-2oo beautiful
Easter cards. retail 25c: 200 lovely
Mothers Day cards, retail 25c each.
Will close out at SC ca. in 100 lots.
GRfLI AND STOCK located on Route
Poplar a-9sos. any day between 8
am. and z pm. 80
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcont.I

BABY CARRIAGE, Storkline. with
sell for S45. Phone AID. 2-4i79.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE-Duncan Phyfe daven-
port. mahogany bookcase with loaded
glass doors, high-back upholstered
chair. OIL. 4-O576.
WEscHLER's, s655 E E st. auS.V1 n.W.. to. o.
morrow, commencing $3.50 am.
Groups and odd pieces for living,
drawers, dressers, new high-grade
living room suites, sectional sofas,
lounge and side chairs, etc. In
spection invited.
FURNITURE-Dinin room, mahog.
Duncan Phyfe table, 37l2x55, with
tolding cover and extension leaf;
S,9ffst SDte dTor nIIr glass breskfront; 55ft
sale price. $3.50 cash Can be seen
on Francolnia rd., Alexandria, Box
161. Call King 1852 for directions.
FURNITURE modern armless love
sssfSs; seeS egst en Sgo1S $S9 each; will take $40
FSSaS1ThE Sons e .etts issn,e ss,ss contents
FURNITURE. bedrm., iiv. rm. and
kitchen; also ONCE desk and chair,
L1In grade s9,z.- 4 steel. De. 2.10ss. .E127
as's 6s sh.s $50 vssss5ssSS assSsS .Ss Ssp ts s5
ca. 10. 5-0557. -27
FURNITURE, for 3-rm. apt. Gas range
ana retgr.. incl: extra 'bed: lin.
Silvertone TV 8 months old; best
offer for quick sale. $500 18th st.
FURNITURE-Entire contents Of l.
yis, Waller Reed. RA' s"os44, @Ss
FURNITURE---Map open cupboard.
500, four ladder-back rush seat
maple chairs. $50; maple cobbler's
FURNS!TURE-.pinette set. table and
complete bedrm. suite with mattress
and springs. baby CRIB, ALI in good
condition and reasonable. Call XII.
FURNITURE. all yrs. old, Gs bought
new. Settee and chair. salmon
pink. excel: cond.: $3.50 new in
sale; will take 10; electric heater.
$40 new: will take S12. NO. 7-O93S.
FURNITURE Entire contents 80 of
home, including . electrical appli-
sacrifice. 1902 Clagett rd., College
Heights Estates, Md. AP. 1892.
FURNITURE SALE--Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedrm.. dining rm.. living
rm. from unclaimed freight and
savings for cash LION sToRAGeaE
BLDG, 460 New York ave. NV,
daily 1915, Sat. till 4. RE. 7-4310.
FURNITURE. mahogany desk, bedrm.
suite, lamps, mirrors, chest. refgr.,
etc; leaving city. DI. 7-S460. -29
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THE AMAZING
BARGAIN FAIR
d11E II CTR MI

IL Id II y 1. IN N.G.
Liquidation outlet for the
surplus stocks of one of
Washington'S largest televi-
sion and appliance chains.
Our sole function is to dis
pose of excess stocks of ma
tionally advertised televi-
SionS, radios, refrigerators,
washers, ironers, dryers,
freezerS and other major
and small appliances.
PRICES SLASHED!
Choose the brand you want.
choose the appliance you
want, BARGAIN FAIR will
accept cash or terms. We
don't care how we sell or
how low the price is. If
it's a television set or an
appliance we have it and
we want to get rid of it. d.
Some new, some floor SAM
pies, some reconditioned
merchandise. Prices are
Sensationally low. You will
be amazed.
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BABY CRIB AND
CARRIAGE SALE

This week only. Save up to 4O% on
all nationally advertised brands.
Charge accounts available. Open
daily. also Mon. and Fri. eyes.
NATIONAL BABY. SHOP. 2461 18th
st. NV. OPP. Ambassador Theatre.
BATHINETTE, brand-new. S8. LU.
4-327S. -27
SUITE, Drexel mahogany,
1902 clsgett ''Gn Td., SAGres collese SGH1, ats.
Estates, Md. AP. 1882. rs
BBDRM. SETS pieces, paid Sl6O.
sell for sos. Can be seen Sundays,
l41 11th st. NV, Ii. 3-9S32.
BOOKS, Harvard classics: complete
de luxe edition. OIL. 4-0576.
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Typist-Clerk

The Evening Star requires the serv-
ices of a clerk-tYpist in the classified
advertising department. 5-day. 40
hour week The position open is
telephone and all applicants must be
accurate tvpiStS with good tele-
phone voices. If interested apply
Mon. through Fri. from $50 am.
to 5 pm. or Sat. 8 am. to pm
Personnel office. RIM. sos. Nc
phone calls.
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APPLIANCES
MOVING-SALE
NO REASONABLE
OFFER REFUSED
EVERYTHING AT

G1vE-AWAX HhlCES
We have moved to new and larger
quarters. AL appliances from the
OLD location viii be sold at tremen-
dous reductions.
Hundreds Of appliances, large and
small, must be sold by 6 pm. Satur-
day. Washers, ironers. dryers. re-
frigerators. ranges, freezers, tele-
visions, vacuum cleaners, many
more. Come early for best selec-
tions Bring your check book. You
will want to use 1t. This Is your
opportunity to solve your appliance
problem for o fraction Of the origi-
nal cost. Don't pass It BY. Call or
come now.
OPEN WEEKDAYS, o TIL Q
SATURDAY, 9 TIL 9
CASH OR TERMS
SILVER SPRING GAS q ELEC. CO.
$50 Bonifant st. JU. S-S03S
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SITUATIONS MEN

ASSISTANT, either administrative or
property management; white, 36.
single, college grad. experience in
banking, Government, real estate:
highest references. Box 26S-A. Star.
27S
CHEF, experienced in Hotel. Restau-
rant, Clubs; Al refs. Phone Ii.
4-253S. 800
DRIVER, auto, truck. any type; man,
colored: Is years experience; no ac-
cidentS. Ii. 7-2l36.
ESTIMATOR, construction. desires
position with gen. contractor (small
or medium Size); experience, knowl-
edge bldg. layout and drafting. Box
FARM estate MGR, engineering
education, 20 yrs. exper. dairy,
er, sober. age AZ, married, deps.,
available at once. Box 35S-A. Star.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL-Also 391 courses in
business, Industrial and enEineerine
Earn your diploma at home in spare
time. ICs Phone ME-. S-S166.
BOYD SCHOOL can help YOU to
make money. PROVEN METHODS,
37 Yrs. exper: intensive courses in
Comptometer. etc. Positions payinG
S.. 600 to $4,000 up. Inquire MA.
ps2 ps;223f9; sRecrS2EoSatssMn S1F g and 18th, 18th: .u-
learned; age no handicap; day class
SCHOOL: HU. 3-3S24. ST. S-7278.
LEARN RADIO ANNOUNCING-A rare
oppor.. Jobs assured. PATHFINDER,
1877 1lth ST. NV, ME S.6265
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LUMBER

FLOORING suitable for sub.
flooring or flooring, $25 DER M.
Also $4,000 It. OF OAK
FLOORING, priced right to
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HELP-WoMEN

MATTRESSES. exper.: average sos
per per wK;; excellent working condi-
MATTRESSES. experienced, over FL
Apply PARK INN CAFE, 1017 18th
ST. NV. see Mr.. Beck. -2S
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PAINTING, PAPERING


First-class workmanship; work done
Immediately. MIR. POAT. RA.
3-5643. 30s
PAPERING, PAINTING-Get my est.
on 5-rm. house; W. mech; own work.
RALPH. ME. S-S14s, HU. 3-9374.
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING; White
~esf %R 3 so6KouTD 5Es sFDiE z g oSSG
PAPER HANGING, $40 per rm. up;
1903 Sunfast washable paper; work
guar, RA; 3-7393 or HE. .4-8655
PAPERING, painting, remodeling; pa
prizes; RoY1ii bscoRATcRs'D 1SsSs5i :Ho ssDlsfs AD.
PAPERING, AND PAINTING
BECKETT. AD. 2-0e30.
PLAsTERING., PAINTING, carpentry;
white skilled mechanics; prompt,
rEAs RERNG isESof psteS2oSF4 S1 sF4sss s.cfT
White mechanic, good service. ReS-
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Bath.
boilers. etc. Complete Installation.
rftmS2ss ft & sssE1ARaEB9 AaB hg24rsd EH s9SSS SGpArRs
-Remodeling and new work. Bath
rooms installed, 1895 up: gas boilers,
$3.50 up; h:-w.h $S5 up. Heating
plants installed Free estimates. W.
H: MCKINNEY. Ii. 4-7373. IS
SCREENING, windows or porch?
See amazing features Of revolu.
tionary new-type screen. JU. 5-5914.
REPAIRS. painting. papering. car
penter, roof work. FILA terms. 10
REFRiGERAToR REPAINs, Also
spraying, reflniShing cabinets,
PROMPT. dependable. WILCO. OIL.
REPAiRS from roof to bsmt. Carpen-
try and painting. Free estimates.
ELING CO.. OIL. 2-7474. -26
ROOFING, all types: cutters, spouts,
carpentry and painting. A. D.
THOMAS, WA. 7-7352.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

FURNITURE SALE
Brand-new bedrm.. din. rm. and Iiv.
rm: suites; chrome dinette, studio
and sofa beds at great savings.
Simmons BeautyreSt mattresses and
box springs. reg. $50 so. now $40 95.
Brand-new unclaimed freight.
HENRY'S FURNITURE CO.
1928 9TH st. NV. Terms HU. 3-3646.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CASHIER or cashier with general Of
nee work; experienced in retail and
bakery. Call HU. 3-6712.
GIRL wants general housework. Mon
9aayyo gay through Friday. Cali Ii. 2
GIRL, COLORED, desires general
housework, mothers helper or child
care. CO. 5-6123. 26s
LADY. white. early COS. desires room
board, small salary in exchange fol
ngnt duties. No invalid. JU. g.
WOMAN. colored. desires days work
or D days q week, caring for chill
dren; experienced. ME. s-2S53. 27'
Inv; 5 days. Ii. 7-5684.
PART TIME or days work; reliable
colored woman. Phone DI. 7-O724.
WHITE WOMAN will
nurse or baby sit; day only. IA. q
2O00
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tS0O0OAAoACO bO6S
PLUMBING SUPPLIES-Pipe. bath
tGRGs tR1saded sssin snks w. pMb1N RRss fSs 6o sod
1649 Benning I'd. ne. Ii. 6-3lSS.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES. new and Used
~ 2THk s.ffs1 e.; 1920 ee0FFi' ave NV
fsssFS PSSPs RSDfd 2tsS & ts2f 2Hhcsfs sf1setep ao
441s Conn. ave. EN-. 2-73OO. 30
H'E, galv:. black. copper. cast iron;
st ao 5tu5e: z4sdaI dEI0Sks wE SSSe
Can be seen at $685. Flower nave ave-.
Takoma Park. Md. or call UN.
FABio; 5lS :,;s'ss sgts T5s'sas Fry, ss qfsq H.
ssS Cash s:ss s6an nuis sem a:
REsfsRiaGEERAroRs. used ,srs. assert.
yesr s9 'sSm sTarsStee StS uP FIN. sGms pasmsnti Nth
tREpERicKs soo6 IA 18th O1a1nSs. & NV.
stsiiation PEERLESS E s. SALES Les CO q
9237 Ga ave DE 2-b566
EHs EEHEPfTEka5SSo SFEaSo. Co: 4fls Conn: 20 svs:
REFRIGERATORS, de luxe II GU. IT,,
automatic defrost. new In factory
cart cartcn; cost $3.50 $3.50. sacrifice. S27o
GE. good condition;
S55. Call HE. 4-3472 or RA. 6-6711.
Westinghouse. ex-
se11ent m of. cong; S;a$a $sz Phone before S;so
REFRiIGERATOR. gas. 1853 servel,
11-cu.-ft., Ice maker. dble. door.
auto. def, never been used, won in
a contest. Will sell considerably
Cali HE. 4-5182 after $3.50 pm.
REFRIGERATOR, 6 Gu. IT,, servei, 2
yrs. old. reasonable. $40 K st. ne.
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Flagstone and Stone

Cement drtveWays. walks, steps.
porches, retaining walls. tile drain.
age. Also outdoor fireplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO. 10 9-1760
FLOORS. SANDED and fpished,
cleaned and .waxed; old floorss made
FE6oR 6e Rev. SABINE S snE 'msd and M1 l1einishins
Work guar. Exper mechanic. Free
est. Average rm.. SIS. CO. 6-4S30.
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing by
PARKS. For sound floor advice and
free estimate without obliEation.
FLOOR i15t A' SERVICE. Nothing but the
best; laying, sanding, finishing,
cleaning: parqust installation: Bruce
!a1ass 1lnishes, nv cFLo0sRSIgNo &c CsolNTRAc- a
TH9esSSss:d1 T9Ss NG Ha.. 4e1s oi &CSgSsn. &CSgFSSsSn ave.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

Co.[l EMC[EE;oalvsnited chain & INK: au
tion. Get the best for less No down
payment, SO months to pay. Phone
II 4-45SS: evening" and Sunday
Evening star., 1953-03-26

COLORED GIRL DESIRES G.H.W. or
practical nursing. Monday, Wednes-
day. Thursday; exper. 10. 2-9573.
27s
CoLORED LADY desires daywork,
eihesnine h;a1e or Or Laundry; exper. ironing
COLORED WOMAN wishes 8 days
9 week caring for baby. NO. 7-3777.
COLORED WOMAN, ordinary house
keeper. plain cook. desires child
care. 8 to pm. in a pleasant, EN-
ployed family. Some nights. NO.
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BONDSTONE


BRICK WORK-New and repair;
houses, garages. lreplaces, retain
BkfcKwoRK@Waiis. steps, wal walks,
chimneys, porches, etc. All repairs
Al work. Ewes. NO. 7-SS1S, AID.
BRICK . WORK in general. rir.plae.s, aao
EESerk. CLASS asss7sAAs sAs Jobs. R1N1LDi 1
ssiR;as7 NO. SFsS Es7s4: &s sAEHR
BUILDING and general remodelins.
GAWRENcEE. RH. "a sss7o$.. sss. eAn ~S'
CARPENTER. small Jobs. House paint
paired, painted. WA. 7-6442.
alterations, repairs, re-
mcdeling; old and new work. MR..
soTH "a 6RAIS SS@P P1sRs sPy ts @
RooTkSs RFa5e5kssnee sbon, or nc shaEsss RoT
cLSGGE6 PIPES: Clean With elee-
trical eauipment: reasonable rates;
24:hour service; no charge II we
fail; SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.
CSM@pG S99S pGeorgis s ave. nv: TU. 2.1900:
Es;5 E$s ,il1'';a asSs ssSs1:' &c q
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
pair short circuits; small Jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time. Il
SERVICE AND REPAIRS.
HARPER EI,ECTRIC 9ERVICE OiOR
Evening star., 1953-03-26

MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work
wall washing carpentry. house.
cleaning etc. SALVAT1ON ARMY
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS
Repairs, cellar to roof. and business
remodeling, 25 yrs. exper.; terms.
ROBT. GOODMAN. WO. 6-2S66,
ALTERATIONS-Beat the spring
rush, let US repair or build that
screened porch. garage. rec. rm.
crete work. No money down. ~
terms. OV. 3-O319.
ASPHALT OR CONCRETE DRIVE.
WAYS. parking lots. sidewalks OF
private roads. free estimates
MUMMY PAViNG CO.. INC 81.
4-4S0O or OIL. 4.45f37
Evening star., 1953-03-26

TYPIST-CLERK, experienced, gener.
al ONCE work. permanent position
b-day, 35-hr. week, ne. section
S45. Ii. 456SS after 10 am.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china, glass. furniture, ETC., before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisalS.
8640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

Acrosonic spinet
and console models Designed. built
and guaranteed by Baldwin,
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Full: Blow action. Wide variety case
oSsHsa: ExcIusf1E anS EOSd'' 4T HUGO woRcz
925 q st. NV,
Hafo hIiohnA IG1n
Evening star., 1953-03-26
MTMEOHRA117 NJ

ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL co.
4OO2 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-O5OO
Evening star., 1953-03-26

TYPIST, / mo- temporary work, BOY
SCOUTS OF AMERICA. 400 9th st.
NV. Ma. S-7963.
TYPIST, experienced; interesting,
privacy, no pressure. Choose your
own hours. Good pay. Permanent.
Apply Mr.. Waters, D. J. KAUFMAN,
INC. 1OO5 Pa. ave. NV. -26
Evening star., 1953-03-26

TYPIST-CASHIER
Steady employment, company benefits
LIVTNGSTON'S, 906-90S 7th st. NV
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BABY CARRIAGE. twin, good cond.;
viii accept best o6er. Ii. 6-0562.
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SALESWOMEN
HELP-DoMESTic

CHAMBERMAID WAIT.
RESS, white; live in; pvt.
home. $3.50 month. EN-, 8.
S031.
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sLEGTRIC SE II SERVICE AND 2,IsE EEPAJRs dSs
Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii. S-5737
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TYPIST with experience in title and
tag work preferred but not essen
tial; perm. position in modern air
conditioned ONCE. Box 229-C. Star
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WISH TO PLACE Ny MAID
Honest. reliable; good worker; SGT
wk. Live in. Call MRS. CHARLES,
Ia. 9-17O2.
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SILK FINISHERS
PART-TIME

ditions; highest pay. Apply Mr..
Kluger.. ARISTO CLEANERS, 1925
g TanifOl
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FURNITURE-Duncan Phyfe daven-
port. mahogany bookcase with loaded
glass doors, high-back upholstered
chair. OIL. 4-O576.
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First-class workmanship; work done
sr5as4aI sim5%ase4aiatel'' MIR. PoAT' 40! aA.
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F family Atom Bomb Shelters
To Be Tested in Nevada Blast

Tuesdays atom bomb tests
near Las Vegas. New, may de-
termine how cheaply the aver
age home-owner can build a
blast-proof shelter in his base
ment.
Twelve family shelters ranging
from a simple lean-to against a
basement wall to reinforced
concrete dug-out will be tested
by the Civil Defense Administra-
ton when the Atomic Energy
Commission explodes a "nuclear
device" only slightly less power
full than the bomb which devas-
tated Hiroshima. The device will
be exploded from q 300-foot
tower and will release energy
equivalent to $4,000 tons of TINT.
Two typical frame houses and
more than so passenger automo-
biles also win be exposed to the
explosion.
2 Types in Basement.
Two types of home shelters,
the lean-to and a corner shelter
room" will be constructed in the
Easements of both test houses it
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able US to improve our proce-
dureS and speed UP the whole
process"
Accomplishments Listed.
He saw the day when the mill
tary single-supply catalogue
might be used by all Federal
agencies. He said the reduction
Of items in the subsistence cata-
logue was indicative of the ma
ture and extent of savings which
will accrue from complete prose-
cutlon of this cataloguing pro-
gram"
Admiral Fowler listed these ac-
complishments:~
/. A study of internal comhus-
tion engines reduced the number
of bore sizes from 10 to 5. Fast
wearing items such as valves,
pistons and bearings were re-
duced from 1,187 commercial
parts to So standard parts.
2. In electronic and electrical
equipment, 18 standard filament
and power transformers were ap-
proved. replacing 500 different
types and sizes current used by
the military.
3, A single specification can
ceiling seven classifications of
16-millimeter motion picture
sound projectors.
4. A list of uniform military
requirements for 20-by -48-foot
prefabricated buildings.
S. Development of standard
drafting room, shipping and
packing procedures.
6, Adoption of one quality WOO
blanket.
7. A single duffel bag which
will save the Navy $1.15 a bag.
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paraded across the stage, there
was a consultation, and Mrs
Honikman concurred in her
daughters Identification.
BY then police were ready to
announce another and more SER
ious indictment against the slen-
der, poker-faced suspect.
Inspector Flaherty said finger
prints were identical with those
found on soda pop bottle, and
a potato chip package which the
slayer had handled before he
fired the fatal shot.
Dungarees Found.
More than 100 persons were
questioned before police closed in
on their man. He will be walked
through another lineup today to
determine whether he. was in
volved in other robberies..
Stewart, who was born in
Saluda. S. c., denied the charge
and said he had not been near
the store.
From his home police took a
pair of blue dungarees which
they said matched the descrip-
ton of those worn by the killer.