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)rce Settlements

the fighting because their
supply problem has become
very critical and hence a last
minute negotiation could still
obtain the concessions sought
by President Rhee.
For all practical purposes,
the South Korean government
regards the present truce as in
actuality the final peace terms
despite the coming Of a "polit-
ical conference" to be called in
80 days by the United Nations
in which peace terms" are to
be negotiated. Having seen an
armistice negotiation" last
for two years, the Koreans say
a political conference" could
last five to 10 years and mean
while the Korean Republic
would be helpless to rebuild its
country on a basis of unity
and an integrated economy.
So the situation for the
South Korean government is
this: If the truce is accepted
and Com unist Chinese
troops are permitted to re-
main in North Korea, South
Korea will be weakened and
ultimately swallowed up by the
Communists anyway, particu-
larly if America comes along
with the same kind of device
that destroyed the morale of
Chang Kai-shek's following
namely. a proposal Of "coal-
ition" with the Communists in
the government. That's the
way Nationalist China was
sold down the river" by the
Truman administration. The
Koreans fear they will be sub
jected to the same treatment.
If the Communists are to win
anyway by the device of di-
vided Korea, the present gov
ernment in South Korea has
felt all along it was better to
go down fighting.
It will be recalled that Great
Britain entered the Second
World War in 1899 to protect
the integrity of Poland but in
1945 agreed to the partition of
Poland. So among small coun-
tries there isn't too much
reliance placed on high-sound-
ing professions of sincerity by
EngliSh-speaking allies.
Already President Eisen-
hower's latest letter repudiates
and reverses the action taken
by the Assembly of the United
Nations in the resolution of
october 7. 1850, which, after
referring to the military oper-
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Patton Leads Tank Unit
Named for Father
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

EASTERN FRONT. Korea,
June Capt. George Patton,
jr., son Of the famous World
War II general, is commanding
a company Of tanks named after
his father in the current fighting
for Luke the Cooks Castle.
Capt. Patton, 20, Of Washing
ton,, D. c., Is commanding officer
for a United States tank COM
pany supporting South Korean
infantrymen fighting to dislodge
North Korean Communists from
the forward half Of the ridge.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-11

open pollinated corn down, but
the hybrid corn was unaffected BY
7tand up better during wind
storms because Of its deep root
Project Leaders
In order to give credit where
credit is due. the supervised farm
ing programs Of the following
boys can not possibly be over
looked John Gillian, the Scott
brothers. Willie and Roger, and
Tolton Moses.
A recent visit to the home Of
10th grade student, John Gillian.
found him conducting the follow
ing well rounded supervised farm
mg program SO baby chicks, one
calf, one and one-half acres Of
yellow hybrid corn and one pig
Tor pork improvement projects
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-11
Colored News
Jackson Hi Vo-Ag
Students Have Good
Farm Project Records

According to the vocational
agriculture instructor at Luther
p. Jackson High School. Cumber-
land, recent visits to the homes of
7ocational agriculture students
bowed that many of them were
conducting outstanding super
Yised farming programs as a part
Of their training.
A number Of these boys are
selling their parents new ideas
about farming by taking informal
ION learned in classes to their
homes for their parents to con-
slider and use if such ideas are
found practical on their farms.
In a number OF cases. some par
entS are found set in their ways
and are somewhat skeptical about
following their sons suggestions
at first However. some of the
boys are finally able to convince
their parents that new ideas
should be taken on after they
successfully carry out several
scientific practices themselves
such as using hybrid corn or
using Fermate to control blue
mold in tobacco plant beds.
A COCA example CT this occurred
several weeks ago on the farm Of
Rev S. H. Miller. Route 2, Car
tersylle His son, Sam Henry Jr.,
had a two acre field Of yellow
hybrid corn project planted near
his fathers six acre field Of open
pollinated corn A severe wind
storm blew a large portion Of the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-11

constructed two picket fences to
20 around flower bed, whiteWash-
ed four out buildings. constructed
and painted one bird house and
prunned several fruit trees.
The Scott brothers, sons of FL
wood L Scott, Sunnyside, are
conducting a supervised farming
program worthy OF mentioning
even though their farm consist of
only l6 acres. Their program for
the wind storm. OBVIOUSLY, this
demonstrated that hybrid will
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-11

ing schedule on Wednesday night.
Sept. IS, at 1880 p. m. Plans are
being made to secure a charter for
the group so as TO enable club
members to buv many farm items
at wholesale prices.
j. r. Fleming. vocational agri-
culture teacher of the John M.
Candy High School, Ashland, will
be present to assist the group in
securing a charter. Mr.. Fleming
organized one Of the first CO.
operatives for Negroes in Virginia.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-11

potatoes, one brood SOW and seven
pigs. one and one-half acres Of
hay. one dairy COW and so baby
chick$. improvement projects
completed in the home and on
the farm have been % painted
ll0'x30' porch to farm home; 90
painted four brick columns on
front porch; ~ prunned 10 fruit
trees, Whitewashed four trees on
lawn; a. built two lawn chairs
carried by him consisted Of plant
ing 100 square feet Of flower bed,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-11

HAMBURG, N. states po-
hcemen, waiting patiently for an
almored car to arrive and trans
fer deposits to the Hardyston Ma
tional Bank paid no attention to a
WheelbarroW being pushed across
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-11

in school shop for home lawn; C5r
began painting new room to farm
home: 81 constructed new chick
en- house, size l0'xl2' an con-
Structed one-acre hog lot, and
80 repaired roof on three out
buildings.
YE Club to Meet
The Young Farmers Club Of the
Luther P. Jackson High School
plans to resume its regular meet
this year consist Of the following
one acre Of corn. one-fourth acre
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-11

The street They should have
though because. under the old
bricks, there was 100000 in cur
rency, and silver moved to its
new location in the new bank
building
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-11

With Ieother bow trim.
a must for bock-to-
school. Sizes 81 to 3
and in widths, See these
tOdQyl
Evening star., 1953-10-28
RUGS CLEANED

lfe and thorough. LUWIN CO.. 172i
TIL ST NV NO T-gl60 -29
Evening star., 1953-10-28
SALESWOMEN
MANY INTERESTING
OPENINGS
EXCELLENT SALARY
Fine Working Conditions
5-Day Week
Discount on Purchases
APPLY
ANY DAY THIS WEEK
THE HECHT co.
r ST. AT 7th NV.

for linen service COM
pany; must be experienced Singer
machine operator; steady Job. insur-
ance and vacation. Apply DISTRICT
LINEN SERVICE CO.. 90 L st: sc.
part time: young, sin
clerical work. Must be good typist
Please reply concerning experience,
salary expected, etc. to Box 1On-Y.
SECRETARY. permanent position with
with excellent starting salary and
other benefits. State age. experience
and references, Box 4SS-V, Star.
SECRETARY for Arlington inear
Kann's), engineering firm; 500 plus
Good shorthand. attractive appear
ance essential. knowledge French
German an advantage. ia. $4,000
white. experienced, for
dry cleaning establishment in Sill
sps,; good refs. Call JU. s-455S0o;
for draperies and slip
covers. exper. only steady work VI.
Reply Box 25S-Y' Star giving tull
particulars. 81
responsible position in personnel of.
fice, rapid typing and shorthand
speed, plus willingness to learn
voice writing equipment essential
Must be able to meet the public
well. Excellent starting salary with
opportunity to advance. 40-hr .
5-day week: annual leave and sick
leave. Apply in person. NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY. Sd and r
sts n e.. bet. 10 a m. and 3 pm. --31
STENOGRAPHER-P or full-time
work in long-distance moving de-
partment adjustment once, See
Mr. Carter. SMITHS TRANSFER
g. STORAGE CO., at 1920 Bladens-
burg rd. ne. from 10 am. to 3 pm,
-2S
sTENOGRAPHRR - Resident of
Laurel or vic; experienced. &C
customed to high efficiency; re-
quired for secretarial duties by
engineering organization now NOV
ing to Laurel from Wash. Salary
commensurate with performance.
Call Laurel 1894. -2S
for gen. ONCE work
with lge. sales organ; $50 to start.
Phone for apt. Ii. 3-1436; ewes.
NO. 1927. 20
Evening star., 1953-10-28
SITUATIoNS-DoMESTIc

COOK. light cleaning and child care;
woman desires iot.. full or part
time. Ref. Ii. 4-6091. 29'
GIRL. colored, wants ; days week
no cooking. HO. 2-S921.
GIRL, colored, desires g.h.w. in small
family; live in or out. DE. 2-9335
GIRL wants daywork: g.h.w., refs.
exper. HU. 3-559O.
GIRL. colored, wants full-time days
work. AID. 4-2552. Us
LADY, white, desires cooking posi-.
ton. excel. cook. Will take care Of
first floor. Refs. Write Box 4S5-V
WOMAN. colored. wants part-tim,
work: 5 mornings, g.h.w., or chile
WOMAN wants morning work. :
days, coking breakfast. lunch oil
gh.w.; good refs. CO. 5-3239.
YOUNG GIRL, high school graduate
de- desires s,5FHg work as child care 90: Cal
E2PEK. Rf 0Oroi coLoRED WOMAN. re reli.
able. good with children; wants {
days work. AP. 7-1S75.
G0LoRER ~ eRss1s GIRL desires day"ork
CoIoRED GIRL desires daywork;
child care: live OUT refs. AID. 4-Sl5I
COLORED GIRL wants job as nurse
maid or g.h,w.; live cut. NO. =
COLoRED LADY wants work 5-day
week or days work; city ref. WA
T-71I9
Evening star., 1953-10-28
HELP-WoMEN

WOMAN, unencumbered. reliable and
with good appearance over 21:
ability recognized and promptly re-
Werded. Call to see MR. P. c.
FULLY, Room 924, 1346 Conn. ave
NV. between 1870 pm. and 4 pm
No telephone calls. go
WOMAN to stay in apt. with elderly
lady: light duties. ia 9-5Q22.
WOMAN, capable. eXper. g.h.w. and
help care for semi-invalid; live in;
recent local refs. JU. 5-2SS3. SO
YOUNG LADIES-S75 wk.: no ex-
perience nee. Apply TELECOLOR
Room loo Barr bldg .
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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont,

BEDS, twin. HOLLYWOOD: dresser, night
table. easy chair, maple dressing
table. liv. rm. furn., small rug; reas.
1401 Fairmont st. NV, Apt. sos.
BEDRM. SET. crotch nah. dbls. bed
with spring and mattress, high
bedside table. Desk and chair to
match II desired. Bargain, make
offer. Call EN-. 3-2219. $3.50 an
$50 pm. -29
BEDRM. SET.-2-pc. cherry. for
bal. due $120: l yr. old. Call 10.
2-l52O -29
BEDRM. SUITE. walnut. Chest on
chest. vanity and bench, bed. spring.
matt. Excel. cond. 10. 2-1674. Il
BOOKS-45 Harvard classics-letters
to Presidents; both new and COM
plete sets; other valuable books; no
dealers. Call after q pm, AD.
2-629S. 80
BRICK. face or common new: one
or a million. Open Saturdays
S-ESSS OFT d.r2O0
Evening star., 1953-10-28
HELP-WoMEN Cont,
CLERK
NEWS LIBRARY

Alert young girl, 1870 years Of age
high school graduate who is inter-
ested in library work. Must be &C
curate typist. Some library expert
ence helpful but not essential; 40
hour. 5-day week. Apply Personnel.
and Sat, 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, experienced, accu-
rate with figures;. excellent salary:
5;;day week; VACATION with pay 1A!,, Ap,
co. cctoS ~ me-. SersOHi 80 THa Z sf. me- 4oN M5i
CLERK age 1885; ability
to operate electric typewriter re-
auired. Excellent salary and all en-
ploye benefits. CORVEY ENGINEER
INC CO. csll MF. S-6913. --3
CLERK-TYPIST-Lge. financial or
lady as clerk typist: congenial work
ing conditions. numerous company
ACCEPTANCE CORP. $50 R. I,
"a aXs Es NJ xTvRsiTs BaInisr Ma ns. - al sors
in pleasant - surroundines se with con-
are friendly and dependable. and
under IS. come in between $50 and
4;3O and talk to US. knowledge OF
typing essential but speed not impor-
tant. Apply personnel once; EQUITs.
ABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.. S16
14th st NV. 20
COLLEGE GRADUATE
(Recent). for stimulating position. If
you are alert, interested in ad-
vancement, call COURTESY ASSO-
GATES. EX. 3-5634, 9 to 5. 20
COSMETIC CLERK for drugstore,
with knowledge of drugs preferred;
6-day wk.. no ewes. or Sundays;
@ @9:So to 8; $45 5r,gk;o gk; plus S9TTI S9Wmis- 8
coUNThERs hs SHsI GfRE, lsVi White an no exper.
neces.: s pm. till II. DIXIE PIG
BARBECUE. Marlboro pike at Ben
ming rd. Sc. 10. S-4333. 80
CREDIT DEPT. needs several women
for their skip tracing and collection
depts.; excellent salary. EISEMANS,
DENTAL RECEPTIoNIsT, part time;
age. "5-35: Monday through Friday,
o ANIL pm. EN-. 2-4425.
DENIAL ASSISTANT--Near Claren-
don, Must, be typist; age Is-35;
experienced pref Call ia. S-5040
for interview. After 6 call ia; D.
DESK CLERK and switchbosrd op-
Mrs. Petty, resident mgr, GROIN
or or cal cail TU. $500. SO
DIRECTOR Of nursing service and
school Of practical nursing: S0-bed
general hospital Apply admins
pooToRs aoSeRAI ASST. ssToflas2 HS025 My typne in
cluded. experienced preferred. Write
qualifications, Box S5-Y. Star. -2S
Evening star., 1953-10-28
HELP-DoMEsTIc Cont, }

WOMAN, white. reliable. dependable
under 40; Ink. and child care: Jl2.
day wk:; experience necessary. Cal
ia. 9-3272 -28
COUPLE WILL GIVE rm. and boarc
and small salary to refined white
woman for light housework anC
cooking evening meal. JA. S-2SO0
WOMAN, white; care small baby
Inv; live in; ewes, week ends off
State age, salary, references, phone
number. Box 105-T, Star. --2S
Evening star., 1953-10-28
HELP-DoMESTIc

CHAMBERMAID. S35. experienced:
live in. prepare breakfast, do bedrms.,
bath, liv. rm. and library: Thurs.
of after breakfast and every other
Sun. Interview Thurs, l to. pm
ave. to Davenport ST., turn. rgiht to
Linnean ave. turn right l blk. to
resident, 1880 Chesterfield pl. NV.
CHILD CARE. white. take care Of .
rooms. Interview Thurs. | to 4 pm.
at residence: 1899 Chesterfield pl.
NV. Directions to residence: Out
Conn. ave; to Davenport ST., turn
right to Linnean ave: turn right |
blk; to resident; 1889 cseSterfsid Ssd me wH p
COOK, 1st-foor work. 1st-rate; S35;
liye-in. Call after Z. or 9-10 am,
CooK-Amer; or foreign born: live
ences en- s0T reauired. SH "q8ts No. 7@s9Ss. @a9
COOK, laundress; live in; country
sHs' $Y45 mo. Phone Laurel. Nd. i8$;fR if IS
'N Sat. and dsvT every other GGe Sun. of; other
help employed; exper. and refs;
$40 wk. OIL. 2-1165. -28
COOKrHOUSEKEEPER, white, fe-
male, unencumbered,. for attractive
position on large Maryland estate
near Frederick; live on premises;
good salary and permanent home.
Phone WO. 6-791s for interview.
ICOOK-Excellent opening for 1st-rate
female cook. This is a part-time job
ment Office THE HECHT CO. F st.
COOK Z -G.H.W.. 5-day week: live in;
small family family; neT rsTT rambler: JH96: recent So
o3rd st. NV, DE. 2-34S0. 80
G.H.W., cooking, laundry; fond Of
children; live in, local refs. So
days; $50; Cal OIL; 4:qSl 5;oovr"9
GHW sma AND AND. coon sml,v PLAIN most Co0K Sneri
enced and recent local references:
laundry; live in; $40. EN-. 3-4,4o5e. 4t,4o5e.
& between 'H, ,W sxneF nnd 9. good n,a,n co cook.
an and iSs Sun. ~ On; i0ssi sSS. 'yti ii. 5rs157
G.HW., experienced: live in, upstairs
rm.: other help empl:: $40 wk.: age.
HousEkEEFER. s. fG FA S-sSSs SSise; liv. I'M care
of small home and 2. children. EN-
ployed business couple. No cooking
for adults. Salary $50 week. XII.
S-2S95. -2S
HOUSEKEEPER. white, middle aged;
care for 3 daughters, 2 school aged;
Ink; live in; week ends of If pre-
ferred. Call 10. 2-92S1 after 4.
MAID. experienced in child care and
general housework: must live-in.
Call OIL 4-l9ql 80
NURSEMAID. white. to live in and
care for boy, So and girl. 6l2; light
housework; excel salary and lovely
pvt. room and bath; must be exper.
in handling of children, and of good
habits. RA. 3-1450. 30
PART TIME, Mon, Wed, Fri, $50
to 1870; g.h.w.: permanent: must
have recent refs. S10.50. JU. S-Sq54.
WOMAN for general housework; live
in; 40 or over; adults; plain cook
ink: must have reference and health
card. EN-. 3-S004.
SECOND MAID, to live in, care chill
dren and upstairs: must have expe-
rience with children and excellent
reference. Call WO. 6-2701. II
Evening star., 1953-10-28
OPPORTTTNTTY. fTII or mart fjmI

OPPORTUNITY, full or part time
sales dept; earnings above average
Can Mr.. CAMERON. OF. 4-6963 fol
OPPORTUNITY for several women
with advertising or sales experience
for interesting and lucrative con.
9 am. for appointment. 81
NEAT COLoRED GIRL. for fountain
work: week ends only. SANITARY
WANTED, we'll educated, good look
ing young ladies to train for face
treatment dept. in top prestige
house; license req. NE. S-2274. -29
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN. expe-
rienced. for small office; full time
only; liberal commissions; CLOSED
Sundays. Call MR.. WILKINS, days
IA. 2-23S1: ewes, ia. S-6525. -3C
FREE CAREER TRAINING oppor-
tunity. selling real estate and insIr-
ance, full or part time. LOYOLA INV.
AVON REPRESENTATIVE make good
money. Our Christmas gift selling
season has started. Only a few open
ing for capable women. Act now!
HiANDiCAPPED GIRLS AND WOMEN
may find Jobs repairing clothing at
GOOD WILL INDUSTRIES. Apply
1918 New Hampshire ave. NV (21 ST
and NJ n.wD. 9-12 am, Monday
through Friday. 3
REFINED LADIES, colored, ne. and
Sc. residents; for part-time work,
day or eve. Choose your own hrs.
No eXper. nee. About 81 hr. Apply
Wed, 81 pm, 4649 Deane ave. ne.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
WAITRESS

Apply ROUMANIAN
INN, S15 18th st. NV. 80
white. to answer telephones:
day hours, or 6 days week. alter
nate week ends: switchboard expert
ence helpful: permanent. full-time
position must have good handwrit-
ing. Apply in ,erSon only. Rm. 4l2.
1926 G St.n.w. -2S
LADIES. part time, day or eve, ir
hrs. to suit you; no exper. nee
about 81 hr. Apply 1912 pm. OF
81 pm. Tues, Wed, Thurs. Rm
T05, 1919 F. st. NV. -2S
LADIES, 21-4S, pleasing personality
and appearance, free to travel. We
with women's civic organizati tions
Transportation paid. Guarantee plus
liberal commission. S100 UP weekly
Call VERDA EAKIN, weekdays, MA
S-442O -28
Evening star., 1953-10-28

Recr rooms, porches. attics, concrete
work. No jon too small. Free est.
IA. 9-S151 20"
ATTICS FINlSHEDi dormer windows
| porches inclosed. recreation room
| and Stairways. Commercial or resi-
| dential SO months to pay UN
/ 4-2491. j. E. HENDRICKS.
BRICK MASONS, INC.-An types o.
brick work; no Job too small. .IU
BRICK MASON CRAFTsMAN-Fire
places chimnevs, walls; remodelinI
specialty, FAGNANI. 10. 2-1994
CARPENTRY, atticS, porches. dormers
rec: rms; partitions; anything. MR.
SMITH, ia. 7-5527 any time -3(
CARPENTER REPAIR, remodeling
new construction. Free estimates
No job too small. AID. 4-9S25. rs
CARPENTER. painter. gen. house re.
e. gairs; Sat- free Sros est v "a gaA hr service
Carpentry Of ali kinds, fence
work, also furniture repair. Reas.
JEFFREYS'. Ii. 6-9740. Il
CARPENTRY repairs, remodeling
able prices. DU. 7-9623. 3Os
CARPENTER Building. remodelins
and repairs. ia. 2-7500, Ext. 65S,
CARPENTRY MY sPECIALTY-Ge,
that attic sltered or that recr. rm
fixed. MR.. TAYLOR. JU. 5-3a42
CARPENTRY, remodeling. repairs
cabinet work. and general contract.
e,ERpENTpXS insi ~; S-47SG; nssntin. ,oo, 10 40
CHARLES W. W. THOMAS. DE. E. 2-61s7
Evening star., 1953-10-28
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. porche,
jalousie Enclosures. sketches or esti.
mates free; all work fully euaran.
teed; no money down. 80 month!
to pay SECO SALES. JU. 5000
day or night.
AIR DUCTS and humidifiers installed
Reasonable rates. Call after 6 pm.
RA 3-72o0 -90
Evening star., 1953-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE-Burrou desE
model, $50; Al condition. Rentals
TRaT Tsgars yPE2TrR IsIsS On al n naEeSi SGio cen 5ft
ADD MACH. hand. cleo, for rent or
sale: bargain. CIRCLE TYPE. CO
Ill" 18th st. NV. DI 7-7372.
ANTIQUE VERMEIL-Excepti
handsomely carved Silverware des-
Sacrifice s4o6 p or best Ole Offer "-1ii caii
mornings or after 5, HO. 2-26Sl.
Antique solid m ohoeany
breakfront: dresser, marble top;
china cabinet. desk, chairs; . fire.
places, etc Call after 6. AID. 2-629S
Evening star., 1953-10-28
HELP-MEN

MAN, to drive truck and do general
Macarthur blvd. NV. go
work around apis
also man with permit. 213S K
st. NV.
MEN, Q full time and 1 part time.
Full-time men with no previous ex-
perience average $100 and Up per
wk. Repeat business plus regular
trial basis il you wish to prove to
yourself what an excel. oppor. this
is. Fuller Brush dealers average
500 and up per wk. calling on
regular customers by appt. Fuller
teous and buy these famous every
day necessities regularly. An exper
man will make calls with YOU and
train you. II you are interested il
qui[e at 9I1 National Press Bldg.
7-4477 or Df. 7-34sS. '' my
MEN with tire or service station
experience, for regrooving and sales
work; excel. income; car necessary
AEpE Apply SISv 3IS g st. NV. ASSOCIATE
MEN-BoYS, is to 20; salary. bonus
and travel expense. For appoint
ment. telephone Executive 3-5640.
MEN tcolored), full or part time work
in hours Of own choice; about 81 hr..
between now and Xmas; no car or
exper. nee. Apply Wed. 81 pm.
4649 Deane ave. ne. -28
MEN, PART TIME
Earn S32.50. 3 ewes. per wk.; white,
car. Apply 8 pm. Wed, 160l-A
Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1953-10-28

GENERAL REPAIRS, painting plas
tering carpentry work, roof paint
ins. repairine no lob too small
HeME eRTNTn TTMPbkFo4FlISlrlNrs, y I IlSl alteration.
siding Mr.. RICE. JO 9-9128. --3(
HOME REPAIRS. roofs. new additions
Shingling, papering. sim. winds, pntg
plus all else on home reprs. Fret
esti. 36 mos. to pay. FHA;, no money
HOME REPAIR is our business. NJ
cement, stucco repaired; also caulk.
ing and CARPENTRY. Guaranteed
work HE. 4-7343.
PAINTING, papering, plastering, 1st
class work. at ress. prices Prompt
PAINTING, interior and exterior. Cal
A. DOMINICK, JA. 2-6S3O. any day
after ) p.m.: all day Sunday.
PAINTING, $50 rm., wood trim only;
papering $50 rm. best workman
ship. MA. s-9655; or ewes. WE.
PaINTING CoNTRACToR-commer
cial and residential: satisfactory %
yrs. MIR. LAWRENCE. RA. ,f-97O3
PAINTING, plastering, papering and
repairing. ia. 9-S046. TU. 2-5022
PAINTING. PAPERING, interior ex;
bCI lOl. vi 4NdoOlldpAG tpLAbIutC' 1ull
JU. 9-47I1 or -JU. 5-4219. -6
PAPER HANGING - Papering SlO
room up. Do own work. Guaranteed
Fine selection Wallpaper. RA. 3-0034
PAPER HANGING. free estimates
Reasonable prices. first-class work
Call FOER. TIA. 9-2942. 80
PAPER HANGING, SIU per rm. up,
1875? sunfsst washable paper; work
guar RA 3-7393 or HE. 4-s555
PAPER HANGING
White mechanics. Call MR.. MINNIX
Ii. 4-9764, after 5 p.m.
PLASTERING and cement work Nc
lob toe far nor too small. THOMAS,
93S r I. ave. NV. HU. 3-4570.
PLAsTERING. wall scraping anc
painting. Reasonable rates. Free
estimates. 10. 3-466l. .
PLASTERlNG REPAIRS, old and new
work, large and small jobs; reas.
white mechs. work guar. JU. "a
PLUMBING AND HEATING - job
bing ano remodeling. Free esti.
mates. ST $4,000, NE. S-9303.
PoRCHEs BUILT or incloSed, with
regular or elass-louvcred tatC S;t
windows free estimates SECC
SALES: JU. 5000, day or night
ROOFING. all types; cutters. spouts
carpentry and painting. A. D