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AIT Condit1onefs
AIR-CONDITIONER
CIOSEOUT

CLOSEOUT
New " hip. Feeders, .air-conditioners
tons 5-yr. guarantee.
REG. PRICE, $399.95.
SALE PRICE, $259.95
STANDARD TIRE AND BATTERY CO.
II 9TH ST. NE. II. 3-9Oe2
Air Conditioning Machines
NEW CONDITION, ALL MAKES. $15
AND UP, ALSO CONSOLE MoDELS;
$1l0; 80 AvAILABLE: BUY NOW
FREE f pELiVERY AND iPARKiNd.
MAS Ss5 NEW Y S5RtlE AVE feo NV. ".
A BED: tools: W IRON animals animals; misc. tens.
Must be sold Sat. and sun AM
g Pm. 3O7 E. Glebe rd., Alex; 81
ANTlQUE-French empire mahogany
SRoeads wy: saa So'f Apt e. e.
ANTIQUE French Normandy ward.
robe. solid oak. handicapped, over
100 yrs Old spacious for linens sNssi
ANTTiHoUEsMTfapestry, 3; l crystal
vase; / table; other misc. items.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
A 14FS 1Tying y. St; NV with lamp, At
ciaity. THE LAMP. $50 VI Broad
st Falls Church. Va.
ANTlQUES-Period furniture. china.
glassware; specializing in old prints
BERRY HILL ANTIQUES, $500 Duke
st., Alex, Va, XII, 0-032O.
ANTIQUES-Two hand-carved Chi.
nese Chippendale teakwood arm
chairs: in very good condition; Price.
ANTIQUES clearance sale: going
DoRoTHEA JEAN ANTIQUE SHOP,
Rt. Z. Herndon Junction 2S.. Va.
ANTIQUE grandfather's clock. 18th
century y:. English Ii vain. walnut; so0d work.
A tS1tisSs eass sl5o df 1b issi
ANTIQUES reduced. Chest Of draw
ers, Stegle decanters,. silver taple.
A ieFHSi Jap rFHG5iTpksSiNEss.D pr old
French bisoue, 19h ms. tall; Sl36
pr. EN-. 2-3O03. -.
ANTIQUE Victorian marble topped
H. Hls s 4.si1e Authenticity Guaranteed.
mahog: dining suite; sofa, Victorian
spool bed. other furniture; reason.
cSTa@o sEsPss ss1dsn y ss'ns g
frames frames. To- III. 2-$145. ~
ANTIQUES-Reduced prices. Closing
S S% Presie%S g1sss f HRMs 1875 SlS
$Ist st. NV. Hours 1-5 pm.
ANTIQUES - AppraisinR, Lectures,
Research. Authentic data, ELIZA
BETH w. label. JU. S.59l2.
ANTIQUES; all different kinds. Can
AiNHHiioTEssMis2o English hunt table
or sideboard. 2 chairs. S31 Emer-
GiSSnT1Ss 81 a;w, interesting old pitchers,
jeyelry and al, pair 81 lSsTres I;s son.
81 4fss ''l Wisconsin ha ave- HSt Phone En-:
ASS rffI966i Lincoln pictures. Il
currier and Ives). other old pictures pictures
P pY excel BOWL e0nd %.rS VIZ e Sies.
c Coma SO. L.. S-0s17.
ANTIQUES, pvt. collector. must dis.
RR GSs e Pes :lssh Sss ssh and
good proportions, excel: finish and
fine brass; several other items any
ANffioUEIwsinut SLAM: top secrs-
tary with glass paneled doors on
AITSTTioIJE. child's bed. Approx. a
H Size. Complete S35. Wardrobe, $50.
Pair side chairs and piano. IA.
ASTTf foluuE - Rocker Lincoln. solid
mahog., black horse-hair upholstsry.
Exec, cend.. n4ISr;.,1 AD; lectures.
Research, Authentic data. ELIZA
BETH Y; zHSEL;. ~: ~; s- ,as. seat.
A French coffee table. 1sth-century
VIM. and Mary desk, Adams mirror.
fine china tea set, tables GO.
ANTIQUE NIELSEN dinner and demi-
tasse sets. No dealers. Call RE.
ANTIoIUEs-Large pine miller's desk.
S76; 4 pine chairs. S4S; pine wash.
stand, S2S; dough tray on legs. ~:
pair gold-ieaf mirrors, Sl6' Oh.
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ANTIQUES
ANTIQUES
ATTIC SALE .

only once year do we open cur
attic to. the public. Hundreds Of
items unpicked and unassortea, AZ
prectieally ggiDyeavayg, price,; uv y ,b.t 70
81 the piece, By the box. or By the
barrel. Dealers welcome Welcome :. BELL
4-96SS. p. s.-This is positively the
piggest sale of unassorted glass,
china, copper, silver, clocks. 1ewelry.
lamps. bottles, ETC.. we've ever held.
Plus from our regular stock, IRON
stone turine. S1.60. Gone with
Wind lamp vase. $3.50: cut-elass
water bottles. pitcher, vase OF dish.
SIS. Cut-glass wines. 81. Art xiass
(TiEany -type) dish, 81; Cranberry
tumbler, S1.bO. Old milk glass.
cake plate. $3.50: cut-glass com.
pote. $50. Decanters. $3.50; pine
table. 81; matog. round table. ". 80;
WSssSstsnds. 81 up: Marbi.::t,cSp
Nj r. washstand, S25. Walnut side
chairs. 81 up. Picture frames Of
every description. Soc up. Antique
mirror. $40. Many other bsrgninl.
CONTINUED On Next fass3 -.
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PAINTING-SPECIAL
Immed. serv. THOMAS. RE. $4,000.
PAPERING, painting, remodeling; pa
free estimates: Special low SPRING
prices, ROYAL DECORATORS. AID,
PAPER HANGING. $40 per rm. up;
1858 SunfaSt washable paper; work
guaranteed. RIA. 3-1393 or HE.
P Altering PAINTING, pLAsTER1NG
T york p done @ N RE, reasonably this month.
PAPER HxNGING. PAiNTriNG; White
Woff. Mr.. Sooko6 5fpe AD g soS SSp
PAPER HANGER, specializing in pri-
yate homes: Work done by self.
Cal ia. 9-S933 for free estimates.
PAPER HANGING done at once; $40
an fm and 1b Up % DO own york oyer
Recommendations work. Low
prices. Do own work. For free
estimate call MR.. GoRDAN. RA.
PAPERfNG. painting, plasterins: neat,
clean TOrE E.i 10y prices personal at
PAPER HANGING-75c q single roll;
See Mr.. VAN, JU. 9-S0S9.
PAPERING, PAINTING-Get my est,
on 5-rm. house; W. mech; own work.
RALPH. ME. S-S14S; -HU. 3-9374.
~ Ia
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Call MR..
BECKETT. AID. 10000. --15
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STORE CI,ERK


White. age 2O-4O. 5I2 days. every
other Sat of. Apply to Mr.. Lowe,
before 10 a m. MANHATTAN LAUN-
DRY. 1923 Florida ave. NV. DU.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. PIX,
40-hr. wk.. company benefits. kindly
state exper.. refs. and age. Box
23S-B Star 3
TAILOR to work in York, Pa. 80
miles from Washington, In dry
cleaning plant. Call JU. 7-62S7
for details.
TEACHER-Exper. nursery school
white. hours $3.50 to l. NV. sec
ton. State age and qualifications,
telephone no. Box 23-B. Star. IS
TEACHERS-6 weeks summer en-
ployment; your community; 500 wk
guarantee to those who qualify. Up
to. $3.50 wk. for special ability.
Educational coordination work
Apply now. P. o. Box 3139. D. C.
TELEPHONE APPOINTMENT CLERK.
Can use own unlimited phone. We
supply phone numbers. Part or
fun time. Box 1917. Star. IS
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

dormers, drivewayS, garages.
porches. Nearby Va. and D.. C. Beat
spring rushl Free estimates IA.
Pto r9s fsassSs a'Si ns~ ssd
old bldgs.; estimates free. OIL.
4-2759, SAN; weekdays, after 9
p.m;; II no answer, call WA.
ADDITIONS, alterations and repairs.
Commercial S.,lnnne uor Iesidential. Free
ADDITIONS
Repairs, cellar to roof and business
E Rosq GoopSA n VIZ sSeet s:2s seems
reation and porche a. Sat Ff Sy
experienced mechanics; financing
service and estimates free. AID.
4-9:12, JE. 3-3973. 10'
ALTERATIONS AND DRESSMAKING
done S@ si im%sd. Will Gull ard fit.
ASPHALT OR CONCRETE DRIVE.
WAYS, parking lots sidewalks or
p DTvass T rGads free estimates ToM
4.4so0 or Oh 4-4567
AWNINGS AND CANVAS DECKS, ac-
small or large. "if I don't estimate.
:. 4, Buffer. DE. asS2sS7.' ' ~ "
BUILDING and. general remodeling
2 Yrs; to to Pay tor repairs. Gail MR.
BUILDING. REMODELING. 80 years
exper. contact for loan furn. Call
or weekdays.
BUILDING-Will contract and build
2-bedrm. home on your lot for
S11.250 with expandable attic and
all equipment; or will design and
build according to your require
remodeling. repairing, car
Pentry, briGk, cement; painting. NO.
CAMERA REPAIRS
Movie equip. Sioreign or domesticl.
7-2434. Trade-ins catalogue free.
CARPENTER--small Jobs speciality.
Call evenings. Ho 2-7546. -17
CARPENTRY. alterations. repairs.
remodeling: old and new work. Mr..
SMITH, IA. 1887. any time. III
CARPENTRY, rec. rooms. additions,
f hANEs RAJ s551fs sn sitsr repairs
CARPENTER-General home repairs,
s estSs he eS F nsntinT sH sE sne
CxRPENTRY -oUnnnisneo co aptics and
small Jobs done reasonably; guaran-
c ted AZ 2-71s7 .c Or 10 5- 4
s soSs. F sSy Information Infer call }E'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. repairs of
all kinds. Call Sunday or evenings
afte- ) pm, Ii. 3-1904.
CARPENTER-Small jobs. house
painting. interior; exterior, reois re-
paired and painted. WA. 7-6442.
gen repairs. porcRes,
able; J. RoWELL. $50 c s.w. Elk,
C aIsPIii DOES OWN woiRSK-I
rush. Cali ~. 1910.
CARPENTRY, porch, garage. floors.
partitions: free est; white mechs.
, JACK SPARES yASS, Ao: 2-s4S9 -
DEsPERT, HU. s-Ss50, no. S-290S.
CEMENT WALKS, drives, porches.
floors, steps; free estimates; white
mechanics. JACK SPARKES, no.
CLSiiesEiD DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleened or no charge, ROTO-
ROOTER Phone RA 6-S6Sa any
day anS night
DRAPERY CORNICES, custom made:
traverse rods measured and installed.
Expert advice. WE. .5-67S0.
INSTALLATIONS, re-
pair short circuits; small Jobs done
immed: RA. 6.2222 any time. la
lets installed; expert workmanship;
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PIANO TUNING

Est. free. Work guar. 1919 Calvert
st. NV. NO. 7-l607. WoOLLEY.
PLASTERlNG, PAINTING, CARPEN-
TERY-White, skilled mechanics.
Prompt reliable service. CO. 6-43S9
PLASTERING. by white mechanic, dc
own work; Quick. service, small jobs
PLASTER REPAIRING-Loose cell
ings are dangerous. Let US give
you free estimate. no. 2-2315.
GAS @sehsnic. 4 AD. C S-s s7oA: % 81
work, large and small Jobs; white
mechanic: reas. JU. 9-4154. 30
PLUMBING and heating. repairs and
i5emodeling. c. L. WOOD. DE
REFRiGERAToRs. domestic, com.
mercial; also spraying. reflnishing
prompt. dependable ST service call
WILCO, OIL. 2-2213. Ia
REMODELING, REPAIRS, additions
,sS!I,. free Tsso est; FILA OF
pentry ana painting. cement porches
p Gall al day sTndsy. ~, ~. $4,000 ne
home with JOHNS-MANVILLE de-
pendable materials; properly In
Phone the JIM Certified" BOND
ROOFING CO.. ia. S-2256 for
unobligated estimate. IL
REUPHOLSTERING
Special sofa and chair reupholstereo
labor and material. $50; workman.
Salp guar SyZ rS; n ,, sams sSta6
ING 2509 14th st. NV co 6-23Si
Dnnr % ATNJTTNyC De- 1901 --5-.-
and guaranteed work. Phone day or
Ro0FTNG. ali types. Cutters. spo1ts.
T fTIosdAsis WA la0 7-E Rss5a.'h'' A. T.
SINK TOPS---Old linoleum sink tops
fs Replaces T vRR qES oas
TU. 2-5454 or AP. 1881.
STONE AND FLAGsToNE
Specializing in retaining walls and
flagstone patios. walks. etc. Also
concrete drives. steps. lily ponds,
etc Free. estimates. Terms II de-
sired. Call JERRY, LU. l-4756.
TELEVISION servicing including ewes.
s sat; and I'D "a Sun; o.3 SSSSssranteed' "a
Tree i REMovfNG. t toppinr and prun.
ing. grading. sodding, seeding, top
burg 194-W. Ia
nv SERVICE, Saturdays. Sundays and
evenings. Free estimates. 10. 2-511O
Ty SERVICE. day or night guarsn.
teed fo, 30 days SO 80 10. $4,000
TV REPAIR SERVICE, all work guar
anteed; So service call. Sun. and
ewes, AP. 1915
UPHOLSTERY-Couches, chairs, re-
webbed, springs reset; your home or
my shop; furniture repair, all kinds
s. M. JANNEY. RIA. 3-03S0.
WATERPROOFING
AZ 1Lea binds. RosT. Z. PRICE D1.
GUARANTEED FURNITURE REPAIR,
refinishing and restoring By ex-
perts In our factory equipped service
shop, Call LA. 6-8652 for free
estimate. ROSSLER FURNITURE
HOME owNERs-For painting. pa
pering. plastering. carpentry, roof
repairs. cement wk.. gen. housework
No waiting; 30 yrs.' exp. BEN.
THREE CARPENTERS - Tools and
transp.; hourly rates or contract;
finish or frame work. Call J. w.
SPURLING, NO. 1918. 3
- ROLAS
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TELEPHONE CALLER

Full or part time. Must nave un-
limited phone. Lists supplied. a.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, must be
mot essential; hrs. II am, to z
pm prator III u,I 4@RS. IA LAYNE' chief 0p-
Telephone Order Clerk,
RIGA Service Co, subsidiary of Radio
sition open for taking telephone
81, and IS; KNOWLEDGE Of tipping re-
quired: free life insurance, hospi-
talization, surgical benefits: also re-
urement plan. Apply to b.
RCA SERVICE co. -s
So7 s. 18th g. Arlington, va.
TYPIsT for publications; accurate
and benefits salary, $50. ST. g.
5400, Ext. 10.
CYPIST with knowledge of shorthand
Ase So-'S aA 0-d stz4s Ssek' 20 days g. va
So. $50 VI. to start, 5-day. 40-hr.
wk., liberal annual and sick leave
privileges; must type 90 words per
Tower Bldg. 18th and k sts .'' NV. Wv
TYPIST-Expert typist capable COM
posing replies to letters. March 10
to April ]. Phone Ma. $3.50. Tues.
March 10, 3 to m. g
TYPISTS, experienced: 5-day wk, 35
mrs mrs; rest periods. sick Leave vaca.
sociATfoN OF MAcHIN1sT5. Rn.
702, MachiniSts Bldg, nth ST. and
Mt. Vernon pl. NV. 3
TYPIST for order department OF
large laboratory supply house; 5-daJ
40-hr. ,wk.; excellent opportunity.
A ARPS e. u OsE Ess w HdsaEK sc ScE g
yer Spring, Nd. 10
TYPIST with some knowledge OF
general ONCE work. Permanent post
ton, 5-day week. See Mr.. Settle,
KIT MUSIC CO, 1890 G st. NV.
TYPIsT. general ONCE work, expert
5-dsv week goor salarv. Oplor-
tunity for advancement. Apply CIV
Ing, details. education, experience
and references to Box 2o7-B. Star
TYPIST-Experience social work
dissertation. Rush job. RIA. 3-5554
UsHERswGood pay. evening work
RRRAS IA RCAoOAA OAIIy oltNL i ~ PHI
GEORGETOWN THEATER, 1881
Wis. ave. NV. s.
WAITRESS, live in Apply MASONIC
AND EASTERN STAR HOME. e 90
New Hampshire ave. ne. 3
WAITRESS, white, exper.; food only
no nights, no Sundays. TESTERS
RESTAURANT, GIL G st. NV. IS
MATTRESSES (2), exper:: average
SOS per wk.: excellent working
conditions. JE. $4,000. Ill
WAITRESS. white, experienced. Over
81. Hrs. lis. Apply BUCKINGHAM
RESTAURANT, 237 n Glebe I'd.
Arl. Va. Phone ia 7-9763
WAITRESS for liquor restaurant. Tor
wages and good tips. Must be neat
expr. and reliable. pm. to l am
Commodore Restaurant, 615 D st
WAiTREsSEs-Full time. must bt
exper.. for high clac" Client e. = =
TAURsA6NgTE. o 1914 Conn. ave. NV.
wAfrKEss, white, din. rm. exper:
IL a.m.-S pm, SO pm. daily
sun. 11:3O-9 M; of Tuesday
BETHESDA INN. 1925 Wis. ave.
WAiT fs II am. to 5 pm
days. Work in vicinity Of Mt
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HElP--W0MEN
WOMEN

Electronic assembly work: experience
desirable but not essential; pleasant
working conditions: vacation with
pay, sick leave and other company
BUTLER MANUFACTURING CORP.
Bethesda. Md. OIL. 4-3017
s.
YOUNG LADY with good education,
RELIABLE, ability to meet high class;
shorthand pref: Apply between g
Conn. ave. NV. Do not phone.
LADIES. 1926; earn $3.50
mo. travelling Rio Grande Valley,
Calf, with chaperoned group. See
MRS. GREENFIELD, New Colonial
Hotel, 18th and NJ SITS. NV. 10
ANA pm. Don't phone. IL"
LADY to do general ONCE
ephone personality. Knowledge Of city
helpful. Good starting salary with
change for advancement: LION
Mr.. Medins, MA. S-1070. 10
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X-RAY TEcHNIcIAN; expe5; tgll Or
part time. SUBURBAN HOSPITAL.
Bethesda, Md, OIL. 4-6750. X-ray
GIRLS to assist with general once
s6er. EfsEMANs. F at 7th St. NV.
GIRL to act as technical assistant
to dentist. White. age 20-30; mol
exper. nee. but mechanical interest
helpful; $40 per wk. while learning.
Call Elk. $4,000. incl Sunday. 81
GIRLS. white. with some knowledge
of Bookkeeping, for large distribu-
Apply MR. DELLETT, I121 5th st.
LADY for ssner e once ,ss work; eOqSSl
1PLIANCE CO.. ga H ne IS
WOMAN. no age limit; general office
ano tipping; 5-day wk:; $34
tSS st iT6. N See Y MRS .v LEWIS Rm;
W0MAN-White. middle age. to help
semi-inyalid lady Inv, live in
k MSn taGSuSh Ma Fri 10 of 5 yssE ends
WOMEN CANVASSERs. to show smart
ladies' dresses. plus many other
items, now is the time for you to
make real money; no car needed. we
take you out. Apply in person. be-
tween 8 am. and 1920 am. or be-
tween 4:30 pm. and $50 pm,
TOWER SALES CO.. 521 18th st. ne.
WOMEN to address envelopes by
hand; work must be done on prem
lses. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
mo CO., 703 9TH st. NV. -
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OEts o~fOUO
GENERAL CONTRACTOR-Additions
r remOaelips' 7.P PSTchss' recreation
HAND [SSPS. AND Is POWER OVER MOWERS sharp S
ened at your door. Call AP. 7-64S2
90S Sheridan St. Chillum Ter, Md
HOME REPAIRS
Rooflng, gutter; metal work, painting
window glazing, cementing; fret
estimate. RE-. 6-9169. liz
INSULATION, blower or blanket
Rockwell or Fiberglass; free esti
mates. JE. 3-3973. s.
MATTRESSES remade, So up. sTElN
BEDDING Co. 1924 18th st nv,
CO. 5-1315.
OIL BURNERS and gas furnaces in
stalled, serviced and repaired: d. c
Nd. and Va. WA. 1921.
PAINTING, PAPERING, interior. ex
terioT. For free estimates cali u
PAINTiNG, interior. exterior, reSs.
white mechanic; immed. serv. Mr.
BUNGER' aft. $3.50 PM, ST. 3-8S29
PAINTER wants work. interior an
exterior: no job too large or to
T 5nsli s1G GoM Lu' 4-o4os' MR. MAR 9.
PAINTING. ext. and int. All wor
AOAAC az AAnAA pAAOC ny 1oLeClh6S WIFI
mechanics. Patch plastering, rooi
ing. 10. S-S124.
PAINTING CONTkACTOR--Io
cial and residential; satisfactory 10
% yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 6-07O:
PAINTING. interior and exterior
neat work; reasonable price. IA. 8
91S7 after 8 pm. Ill
PAINTING, papering. inter. and ex
ter. Ftrst-claSS materials and work
manShip. Reasonable, free eSti
mates. References. WA. 1886
UN. 4-2339. 10
PAINTING, interior, exterior; genera
repairs. Low spring prices. nc
| 2-7546, DU. 7-7535. Ill
PAINTING AND DECORATING, wa
paper removing; no drinking; homes
work. AID. 1926. Ia
PA1NTING-$12 average size room
Best work and lowest prices In tow
Call any time, AID. 2-9540.
PAINTING, decorating, floor sandin,
plaster patching. Free estimate.
p. G.. Nd Va. Call today, DI
PAINTING, exterior, interior; res
sonable in price. Free estimates
| NO. 7-1636; after 3. weekdays. -
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, gen
| eral repairs, reliable white mechanic
MIR. R1DENoUR, DU. 1898. IA
DAINTTNN
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F ST. STORE

eTENOGRAPHER- CLERK for real
estate and insurance once; 5-day
wk., hours to 8: inexper. person
Eye st. NV. Ma. S-646S. %
STENO; -SECY., Arl!ngtU.. profess mi
ONCE has opening for a young career
woman who is neat, completely de-
pendable and has average Steno,
graphic ability. Call ia. 1862.
BTENOGRAPHER TYPIST. 80 go
words per min. teletype exper pre-
ferred but not essential. Must have
pleasing personality and neat ap-
pearance. Refs. required. Washing.
ton once large company; new bldg.
central location, air cond. ST.
ETENO-TYPlST, permanent. part
time; good typist; hrs. to suit con-
Yentence; good salary. DE. 2-1231.
STOCK CONTROL CLERK, experience
in furniture preferred; pleasant
working conditions; excellent sal
airy; 5-day week. Cali MR.. MUIR
RAY. Elk. 3-2600, for appt. 3
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

PRoDUCTIoN-Male
or female: agency correspondent,
contract information. billing. Pub
LEGATION experience required; must
be ACCURATE. dependable. Salary
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iady or gen.
tleman, interested in funeral pro
fession to be employed BY local
funeral home. in capacity as assist
ant or apprentice. Box 222-B. Star
ARTIST as partner in art and gift
qnlred. Boz 137-A, Star.
ARTIST. experienced only, for good
fashion drawings and straight art.
Cal NO. 1880.
Assistant Bookkeeper
We have an opening in our account
ing dept. for a young man or woman
work. Experience is not essential.
The position is permanent, offers ad-
vancement opportunities; good start
inc salary ami generous company
See or cali MR.. JOHNSON
THE WASHINGTON DAILY NEWS
1913 - 18th s.; NV,
BOOKKEEPER-Good opening for ex-
perienced man or woman. COOPER
EQUIPMENT CO.. 1114 9th st. n ".
BOOKKFEPER-Yo Young man or WON.
an. exper.. retail store; excel. op.
portunity. Dr. not phone. MILTON H
ROSSLER. INC. 2543 18th st. NV
8
COUPLE WANTED to take care OF
small ant: BLDG: IL exchange ioI
c 1 Htpr st r%' 6 hp. i iGS -. ~.
york 6 to 10 pm, and Sat, Call
JHNIToR AND wIFE-perm. posi-
ton; no children. Salary. $50
mo. with telephone. gas and cleo
furn. For high-class NV. ant
house. Apply 1913 H st. NV. CLOSED
PAYROLL AND POSTING CLERK-
(White). 51a days, fine working con
ditions, employe benefits. Apply 4tt
floor, THE MODE, 18th and F Sts
sWOE CLERK. female. part-time
modern family shoe store in Rock.
vile. eYoeriepce necessary. Cal
MR.. STEINBERG at Pc. 2-6614.
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GARAGES

BRICK OR FRAME
Completely built to match your house.
overhead door.
Concrete floor.
Service door.
sWindowS.
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Trumon, Writing His Memoirs.
Sells Rights to Life Magazine

his administration played in
world affairs.
II have selected Life maga-
zine to handle all rights in the
memoirs" Mr.. Truman said. Il
have observed that Life editors
have presented other memoirs
with great dignity and care"
Asked If he was going to do
the writing himself, the former
President answered: "Of course;
it is more than half finished
now"
Mr.. Truman said the period
covered will be from 1885. when
he was first elected to the United
States Senate from. Missouri,
until he left Office last month.
Mr.. Truman said he and Mrs.
Truman will leave San Francisco
March % on the liner President
Cleveland. Margaret will join
them when the liner stops at
Los Angeles.
After the press conference Mr.
Truman said he had turned down
q $4,000 offer to appear as q
pianist for his daughter Mar
garet on her television show.
Evening star., 1953-02-21
BY the Assoeiossd Press

Average pay Of the Nations
16.5 million factory workers went
up 1S cents an hour during two
years of wage controls, the Bu-
reau Of Labor Statistics reported
today.
Earnings for January, 1858.
were $1.7S an hour, $7l.27 q
week.
Most Of the two-year gain reg
istered during controls resulted
from ccst-of living and other
wage rate increases allowed by
stabilization regulations. Presi-
dent Eisenhower ended wage
controls two weeks ago.
The cost Of living itself adj
vanced about 5 per cent during
the two-year period, beginning in
January. 1851. covered by the
report. Average hourly wage In
crease amounted to 11h per
cent.
Part Of the increase, however,
resulted from Q shift Of some
Evening star., 1953-02-21
Eisenhowers Due to Attend
Old Christ Church Tomorrow
Will Sit in Woshington's Pew During
Alexandra Services; Byrd to Go Along

House press secretary, said the
President planned a leiSurely
holiday week end.
Weather permitting, he was to
leave the White House shortly
after noon today to play golf
at the Burning Tree Country
Club. of which he is a member.
Mr.. Hagerty refused to say with
whom Gen. Eisenhower would
play. adding he thought the
President was entitled to privacy
in the matter Of his golf games.
Gen. Eisenhower, other than
his church date, had no formal
plans for tomorrow and no ap-
pointments were scheduled for
Monday. Mr.. Hagerty said he
probably would play golf On
Monday If the weather permits.
Secretary of State Dulles and
Secretary Of the Treasury Hum
phrey called briefly on the Pres
ident this morning. There was
no indication. however, as to
the subject of their CONVERSE
ton.