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Evening star., 1953-01-16
Watson, Native
OF D. C., Heads
Patents Office
Robert W. Burgess
Named Director
Of the Census
BY Stoff Correspondent Of The stor

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Pres-
ident-elect Eisenhower today an
nounced that he had selected
Robert C. Watson, a Washing
ton attorney, to be commissioner
of patents, and Robert w. Bur-
CESS, of Pelham. N. Y, to be di-
rector of the census. The latter
is at present a consultant in
business and economic statistics
with offices in Chevy Chase.
Top appointments in the Com
merce Department are subject to
Senate confirmation.
At the same time It was an
nounced that the President-e elect
Evening star., 1953-01-16
Late News
Bulletin
Jury Hits D. c. Police

A formal report criticizing
the Federal Bureau of Mar
cotics as lax and describing
Metropolitan Police Depart
ment enforcement of mar
cotics laws rs inadequate was
turned i'm today by . SPECIAL
grand jury.
Evening star., 1953-01-16

Methodist Bishop G. Bromley
Oman today predicted that
American University with new
Sibley Hospital on it's campus
would become a greater asset to
the Spring Valley area, rather
than a liability.
He said that the Methodist
Church plans to build the uni
Evening star., 1953-01-16
.2U. 5. Inquiries
To Seek Cause
OF Rail Wreck
Study Due Of Report
Engineer Tried to
Reverse Locomotive

investigators preparing for two
hearings were delving today into
the causes of a brake failure
which sent an express train ca
reening into the concourse at
Union Station yesterday.
A Senate hearing was to open
Wednesday. followed by an in
Evening star., 1953-01-16

Biographical Sketches of Robert c.
Wotson ond Robert W. BURGESS. AS
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Continued on Page AT, Col. ID
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(See SIBLEY. page A-7.)
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(see COMMITTEE, Page A-5)
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(see EISENHOWER, Page A-4.,
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(See CABINET, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1953-01-16

had given his approval to the
appointment of C. Wesley Rob-
erts of Oskaloosa. Kans., to be
chairman of the Republican Ma
tional Committee.
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Kashmir Chiefs Back
Limited Indian Tie
BY the Associoted Press

SRINAGAR, KaShmir, Sept. 16
The governing National Con-
ference party of this disputed
Himalayan mountain state went
on record today as favoring an
autonomous Kashmir closely tied
to India, but opposing actual
union with the New Delhi govern
ment.
In a resolution approved unan-
imously by a special party con-
vention, the faction declared:
I'VE will preserve the autonom-
Gus status of our state within the
Indian Union and resist with all
force the idea of a merger with
India"
The meeting also expressed its
support of Premier Bakshi Ghu-
lam Mohammed, who replaced
ousted Premier Sheikh Moham-
med Abdullah last month. Alb
dullah was removed from Office
and arrested after he repeatedly
espoused proposals to make
Kashmir independent of both
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Philip Graham Named
On Foundations Board

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Philip
L. Graham, publisher of the
Washington Post, has been
elected to the Board of Trustees
of the American Heritage Foun-
dation. it was announced today
by Henry Ford II, chairman of
the Foundations Board of Trus-
tees.
The American Heritage Foun-
dation has accepted as a major
project for 1953-54 the sponsor
ship of the Crusade for Freedom,
Mr.. Ford said. The Crusade is
the domestic public information
agency and principal fund raiser
for the National Committee for
a Free Europe, which through
Radio Free Europe and other IA
cilitieS provides information, en-
couragement and leadership to
those resisting Communist ty-
ranny in Czechoslovakia, Poland,
Hungary, Bulgaria. Romania and
Albania.
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Mrs. MacLean, Wife
OF Missing Diplomat,
Vanishes With F FamiIy
BY the Associoted Press

GENEVA, Switzerland, Sept 16.
Police said today the Ameri-
can-bMn wife and three children
of the missing British diplomat
Donald MacLean have disap-
peared. They have not been seen
since Friday.
Britain has called officially
for a Europe-wide search for the
family of the man who is be-
lieved to have skipped behind
the Iron Curtain.
In London, William RidSale,
British Foreign Office press Off
Ger, said it was matter OF
speculation" as to whether Mrs.
MacLean had left to join her
husband, who vanished in May,
1851.
Mrs. MacLean. 81, a native
of Chicago, and the three Mac
Lean children-two boys, 9 and
7, and a 2-year-old daughter
had been living with her mother,
Mrs. Melinda Dunbar, for some
months.
Police here investigated the
onlv slim clue they ~had-a tele-
gram purported to have been
sent from an unspecifled locality
in Switzerland by Mrs. MacLean
to Mrs. Dunbar assuring her the
missing mother and three chill
dren were safe and well. Until
they could investigate further
the police declined to say from
what point the telegram came
or when it was received.
Mr.. RidSdale told a crowded
London news conference two
British security men were rushed
to Geneva the moment White
hall got word Monday that the
woman and her children had
vanished without a trace.
Geneva Police Chief Charles
Knecht said Mrs. MacLean and
the children left home Friday by
car for a three-day outing with
friends near Montreaux and had
not returned. Mrs. Dunbar did
not report the family missing
until they failed to return after
the week end.
The British at once called
upon the police of Italy. Austria,
West Germany and France
countries adjoining Switzerland
to search for the missing fam
lily, who were travelling in a black
Chevrolet.
Mr.. MacLean and Guy Bur-
CESS, another British diplomat,
crossed from England to France
in 1851, ostensibly on a holiday,
and vanished.
1t has been widely assumed
they either slipped behind the
Iron Curtain or were kidnapped
by Communist agents and taken
there. No word has been heard
of them since.
Both Mr.. MacLean and Mr..
Burgess were foreign Office ex-
perts on American affairs. Mac
Lean sat on the United States
British-Canadian wartime COM
mittee that handled political
aspects of the atom bomb.
The British authorities in
Switzerland had not been Spe-
cially ordered to keep their eyes
on Mrs. MacLean, Mr.. Risdale
said.
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Bethesda Man Killed
In Indiana Auto Wreck

A man identified as Richard
L Keplinger, "a, of Bethesda,
Md, was killed in a traffic acci-
dent early yesterday near Ko-
komo, Ind.
According to the Associated
Press, Mr.. Keplinger was killed
when his car crashed head-on
with a truck.
Police said he carried papers
indicating he was on a 15-day
leave from the Naval Air Sta
ton at Pensacola, Fla. They
said he was due back there to-
day.
Evening star., 1953-09-16

India and Pakistan, the other
claimant to the state.
The state presently is divided
between it's two big neighbors on
a truce line drawn to stop the
irregular warfare after 1947 that
left India in. possession of the
lush Vale of Kashmir and PAX
istan holding other parts, mostly
rugged mountain territory.
Premier Bakshi told the party
gathering that Sheikh Abdullah,
jailed since August 8, will not be
released under present circum-
stances"
Evening star., 1953-09-22

Pays up TO $4,000 per year Tor doctors
calls in your home or at the hospital for
each family member. Includes cash for reg
istered nurse on duty in home in case OF ac-
eident -. tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy
-. minor injuries for which disqualification
or surgery is not required medical treat
ments, including electro-cardiogram and
metabolism tests. Here's broad, liberal COW
erase that thinks of everything all-family
coverage your family should have! World
wide Reserve Plans pay you in full regard
less of other payments from Workmen's
Compensation or hospitalization insurance!
Evening star., 1953-09-22

Pays from $500 up to $4,000 for surgical
fees for each family member. Surgery in
home, doctors Office or hospital Choose
your. own doctor, MD. or Osteopath. Cow
ers first-aid for burns, fractures and disloca-
tions. Pays for over 90 types of surgical
operations, covering young and old! In
cludes serious diseases, T.B, cancer, heart
trouble and others. Covers operating room,
oxygen, anesthetics, surgical dressings.
Covers each illness for every family mem
Der without yearly limit on number OF ill
nesses! Reserve Plans will pay you or your
doctor, as you wish.
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(2) CASH FOR CHILDBIRTH

Pays up to $115.00 for single childbirth 80.
up to $4,000 for twins or Caesarean, at
home OF hospital. Covers benefits for fe-
male disorders, miscarriage, or complica-
tons from pregnancy, including sctopie
pregnancy. In hospital of your choice. ...
after policy in force for 10 months! Also
pays cash benefits for TB, cancer, heart
and circulatory-diseases, rupture, and ap-
pendicitis. Special plans can be written to
include coverage for polio and other dread
diseases! Over 100000 policyholders pro-
tected by Reserve Plans, ~ hours a dayl
Evening star., 1953-09-22

Pays up to $5,O0000 in event of loss Of life
OF limbs of breadwinner. Double benefits
for travel accidents Except aEcraft). Pays
in full for commercial air-travel accidents.
Pays additional hospital benefits UP to
100000. Protection against accidents starts
at noon on the day policy begins. Policies
also pay extra cash benefits for lab tests.
oxygen, X-ray, blood transfusions, miracle
drugs, operating room, iron-lung, anaesthet-
les, even ambulance! Quick-pay Reserve
Plans Start working right away require
no physical exam! Get all the facts FREE,
todayl Neil Coupon.
Evening star., 1953-09-22

Pays up to $4,000 per month to the bread
winner, for time lost from work due to acci-
dent or confinement due to sickness. Up to
$12,0O0.00 for total disability due to acci-
dent Includes disability by TB, heart dis
ease, or high blood pressure as provided in
the policy. Pays for partial disability and
non-disabling injuries. Covers accidents on
commercial air travel Pays in addition to
Workmen's Compensation or other hos
pitalization. And remember, RESERVE
PLANS help protect your family, while
they're safeguarding You
Evening star., 1953-09-22

(O CASH For HOSPITAL ROOM

Pays up to $1,so00o for hospital room.
meals, general nursing, for every member
of your family covered No limit to number
of illnesses or injuries per year! That's up
to $1,000 per day for as long as 1S0 days
for each family members confinement.
Hospital benefits not reduced or termi-
mated due to age-good from one day to
80 years of age. You choose your hospital,
anywhere in world! Now you can afford
the best medical and hospital care, because
RESERVE PLAN helps you pay the bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-28

MECHANICS (3): must be sober and
must be mechanics. Call RIA. 6-2424
or apply CHILLUM GARAGE. Chill
lum and Riggs rds.. Chillum, Md.
MECHANICS, for coin-operated pho
nos S good salary ty excel work work
benefits. Only experienced men
COM MACHINE CORP: 1909 New
1IsMfiEsS Raj n; oSppERAroe and stem
Gil cutter comb; quality work, top
sit. open now DRAKE DUPLICAT-
ING SERVICE. 916 New York ave.
MUsiC COUNSELOR. experienced. to
take complete charge of solicitations
a9E f %qf Mr. si a0RDs Ga st. 3-2se'
Sober. RE. 7-0692, resident mana
NIGHT PORTER. colored: sober, re-
liable; over 35; must know switch
See Res. Manager, 1901 Conn. ave.
OFFICE BOY. white. wanted for en-
baSsy; student preferred; part or
full time, with some knowledge of
Spanish and city of Washington.
Write, giving references, experience,
salary desired and hours available
to Box Ask. Star /"
0PERATOR-White for duplicating
machines; eXper. required; salary
open; excellent opportunity; perm
position; 5-day week. Interviews
appointments possible if arranged in
advance, Apply in person. Person
mel office. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY. Bird and r SITS ne. -2S
OUTBOARD-MOTOR MECHANIC
Must know at least motor thor.
oughly. State qualifications, sal
PAINTERS, colored Apply to JOHN
BROOKS, 2122 Mass. ave. NV,
Monday morning i
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
We have openings for . experienced
salesmen, for D. c. and Md. Lots
OF listings and full cooperation.
HO. o-R1S0 ii
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

BABY NURSE wishes to care fol. child
for working parents IN her nome;
ne; reas. LII. 4-2011. !.
GIRL, colored, exper. stock and sales.
desires full or part-time work. NO.
1881 after l pm. =
LADY wishes to place honest COM
petent English maid, b mornings
cleaning apt. Employed adults: No
cooking. laundry, children. Please
telephone mornings, 9-12. Dl. z
NiURSE-Grad, practical; desires 8
to IL hrs. day. Good ref; phone
DE. 2-3302, MISS FISHER. l.
STENO, TYPING., clerical work
neatly done, ewes. or week ends: 10
yrs. exper. LII. 1880. IL
TIPPING. bookkeeping. phone answer.
ing services. pickup ane deliver. Call
ia. 5-9197 or IA. 5-919S: -5
TIPPING AT HOME. Call for and
deliver, If desired. Quick, dependable,
reasonable. 10. 5-4914.
WOMAN, settled, white. middle-aged,
experienced wants child care: live
in. Call HO. 2-1662. l.
YOUNG LADY, Spanish, attending
school; ewes. viii act as helper; B.
day week. DU. 1906. L.
EXPER. NURSEMAID-5-da. wk.. best
of references. Phone 10. 2-0S39. II
SETTLED WOMAN desires position as
resident manager OF apt. house; "a
years local experience; excellent rel.
srences. Boz 24-A star. i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-28

Real Estate Statesmen
If You can sell real estate or want
to learn and earn quickly call Mr..
34l4 Rhode Island ave, Mt Rainier
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SALESMAN
Eastern saiesmanaser Will Interview

cdoteIn SdicSmhHaSer VIII INTERVIEW
The Eastern salesmanager of our
company will interview here Tues
day, March 3, to fill an executive
type sales position in this area.
Men selected must have good APP
seea e a ases Of nis o sns p a Ss
have. the desire to better his present
position and grow with and build
his business with the fastest grow
ing and most progressive AAA-1
rated rated m. manufaGtursr Of gifts and (,
draw against commission and S.
900 free life insurance, plus other
benefits. IA statesmen who have Just
completed their LIST year have aver
age earnings of over $1,000. For
interview call FRED HAGGARD.
Eastern Salesmanager, MA. S-4430.
to sell exclusive heat con-
Servation system for all oil burners;
either full or part time with present
lines; should have heating expert
ence. State age, qualifications,
lines carried, etc, Box 37-z. Star.
t2)-one to sell paint
supplies to painting contractors,
ETC.: experience necessary And one
to sell complete line. of building
supplies to builders and contractors.
B E : ER < Ross ROSS 9TH and v SITS.
'ALESMEN f6) to sell a complete line
of aluminium storm windows, avn
ingS and chain-link fencing on the
highest commissions in town; ] week
guaranteed delivery. viii also train
90 inexperienced men to make
So. 900 per yr For appointment, call
MR.. POTTS. 1907 Minnesota ave.
ne, LU. $4,000 and LII. 3-5499.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

remodeline. repairing
and interior painting. No lob too
small for careful consideration,
:. Er Her ESTIMATES; 70, 9;$396: q
all kinds of repairing and service:
painting; tree estimates, Cali any.
time, BRUCE LEE. JU. 7-6Bl9. Il
ATTlCS AND PORCHES.
recr: rms, alterations of all kinds.
If I don't estimate. we both lose"
D; A: BUTLER, DE. 2-72S7, 3
ALTERATIONS, repairs:
Everything from basement to attic.
Build on extra rooms. porcheS in
closed, recreation rms, roofs raised
for attic expansion. garages, drive
ways. FLA financing with 3 yrs. to
pay. CALL NOW, TODAY. FOR A
FREE ESTIMATE. GRIFFIN CON-
TRACTORS. JU. S-204l. u
- DormerS, recreation
rms. compl. carpentry; kits. res
modelled. 3 yrs. to pay. JU. 5-7231.
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HELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN, over 81, to learn
lighting fixture business; must care
for stock and showroom. 5711 Lee
hwy Arl:, va; Apply in person.
Monday. 7:3O to 4:3O. II
YOUNG MEN WANTED. with engi-
Call MR.. HARTMAN after / pm.
Monday, XII. $4,000. D
YOUNG MEN. to work 1880, eve
ningS and Sat. afternoons; S37 80;
high school or better; age 23-27
preferred; white only. See employ
ment mgr. this Sat. (2Sthl. > pm.
prompt, l601-A, R. /. ave. ne.
End COOK, colored, exper,, 3 to IL
pm; refs. DUKES DELICATESSEN,
$3.50. II
SHARE HOME, free room and board
for service mans wife in exchange
for care of 4-yr.-old boy; accept /
child. LA. 6-769l. .
GOOD MECHANIC for prosperous
small town leadership. If you prefer
low-cost environment among friends
rather tban Strangers please CON
CALIFoRSN1A ORGANIZATION in
food supplement field has distribu-
torShipS open in Wash area. Ma
tionally advertised; see Life" Feb.
IL. pig. ~; $1,000 and more per mo.
possible. Call DU. 1906. %
WELL ESTABLISHED and rapidly ex-
panding organization interested in
acquiring services of competent man
with practical knowledge and ex-
perience in plumbing and heating
business for estimating, purchasing
and general handling of inside
duties. Engineering degree helpful
but not essential. Salary open.
ORGANIZATION desires
capable young man with merchan-
dising ability, for sales work; must
have automobile; permanent posi-
ton, good starting salary and other
benefits. Give age, experience and
telephone number. Box 1888, Star.
RETIRED GENTLEMAN. about IS.
res. of Arl. County; cow. to 5000
block Wilson blvd, as county clerk
in, one of our branch stores: laun-
dry and dry cleaning business. Call
Mr.: COCKRILLE. AID. 25S38. Il
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ISEAMSTRESS for dry cleaning;
hr. Wk;; good pay; experienced. Ap-
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HELP-DoMEsTIc

CHILD CARE G.HW.: care of 1la-
yr.-old boy and 2-bedrm. apt; 5Ia
days: Sc. Wash. 10. 3-5775 for
CHiLDREN'S NURSE, complete charge
Of children (212 yrs. and mos.
planes " IN Silver sp s ho 1@sfn a 4 re-
cent child-care. local reference re-
CURED; must be immaculate and
willing TO do Inv: l full day after
breakfast and every other Sun. off {;
$50 wk. to start: raise in short time;
able. Call JU. 1880. >
COOK-For Univ. of Md. Sorority
House. Live in, pleasant upstairs rm.
and bath. UN. 4-049S. .
live in Silver Spring;
6 days; local references. RE. 1928.
COOK, GENERAL HOUsEwORKER.
Live in; upstairs room and bath.
Sabotage children: Recent local
c 90 G good With children
COOK -G.Hw.-Live in. Pleasant
home. Refs. Call Sat. before .. Sun.
before 3. or Mon. WO. 6-5015. II
COOK AND G.H.W.. who is above
average, to work in a coneenial
in; refs. salary open. Gail RA.
CouPLE. colored. Woman to cook,
clean; man to. serve, drive and yard
work; Must be exper. Refs. DE.
GEN HOUsEwORK, plain cooking;
live in; exper. with children: Thurs.
afternoon and every other Sun. off.
Refs; S25. JU. 8-519S. Il
G.H,W.-Young married couple with
child, live in, maid. modern kit,
c aW- PA sfct COOK G Live IN. Must
managing household. ia days. Ref
erences. Phone ia. 9-9369. IS
G.H.W.-COOK, exper. Live in. Smak
family. All cleo. conveniences. Open
salary for responsible person. Refs
required: KE. 7-0H67.
G.H.W. Young adult family. White
woman bet. 1850 to live in. Refs
necessary. Box 303-B, Star. rs
HOUSEKEEPER. white, live in;
children: complete charge Of house
hold; business couple. XII. S-2S95.
HoUsEKEEPER, white; live in:
hold; business cple. Refs. XII.
HoTsE 1t for elderly lady,
white; light nursing: good plain
cooking; no laundry or cleaning,
H t5fi ISPi white. for mother.
b asS aon4o yrs MA M HSsiof home eoup nT
Fairfax. ME. S-644I. II
HOUSEKEEPING COOK, family of 4
Bethesda area; nice rm. with pvt
bath good position position for right party
HOUsEWORKER, general expert.
enced, sleep in; board; own room
and bath; permanent job; refer
cnces. White MRS. A. ABRAMS,
* SS@G q Grand concourse' New 70 York
NURsEMAID. colored. live in, 5a
days. S25 wk., rm. and board. Sill
yer Spring home. Care of 3 children
mother employed. Call JU. 7-6565
WOMAN FOR G.H.w. and cooking
Must be experienced; $40 per week;
S steads work TO ~0T Co. in 5 R8hssadelDha
WOMAN, IS to 40, to keep house ant
care for 2 small boys. Occasional
travel. ia. 5-94O7. .
WOMAN, white, cook. nurse for
children. Exper.. recent refs. Dupont
Circle area; Fine home for rish'
Reliable WOMAN, for housework;
vic. Columbia pike and Glebe; 1876
pm. to pm, Mon. through Fri
Call after. pm, Sat. or Sun.
JOB OPEN for competent couple OF
2 women to live in; NV. section
COLORED COUPLE desire settled
lady to live in like one of family
children. > in school; room. board
and small salary. Arlington, Va
IA S-37SO Il
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HElP--MEN
az ROOM CT,ERK

STOCK ROOM CLERK
Man in early 3Os with some expert
ence in stock room Storekeeping.
We will teach him the. art Of pur-
chasing of maintenance supplies.
To q man who can make himself
valuable to us, we offer q good
opportunity. Reply by letter, giving
age, experience and salary, Box
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ADD111ON6
Repairs: . cellar to roof. and business
RoBT. GOODMAN. Wo. 6.2sse.
ASPHALT OR CONCRETE DRIVE.
WAYS. parking lots. sidewalks or
P %f9RFTy gwen Tssi IS CON-
ATT1Cs FINISHED. dormer windows.
porches inclosed. recreation rooms
and stairyaayys. Commercial or resi-
BoN 1s E - HE TsPs rs BOND.
stone, foundation and retaining
walls, basement walls, inside and
out; beautiful recreation rooms,
S295 up. Outside and inside fire.
places. S195 and up. BONDSTONH
TOMBSTONE will add hundreds Oh
erty We also apply JIM. roofing
and siding. We are a certified Johns
Mansvllle dealer. Free est. No down
Oliver 4-eis3 or " write VIZ "t cAPI nSoH
S GetS1:d. CO; 4s1s Bethesda aye.
BRICK FOREMAN AND CREW -
A Aysa for immediate contract work.
Phone Leesburg 663-W. .
KLAYING-Firepls. chimneys-
walls additions houses, new and re-
B R2efIeS Il FA Ssx dnJ 20 81 Iis9 4
bonded and insured c ont Sp: E sy
s tins IL 55SG55e7. osTf CON- 81.
BRICKWORK, walls, steps. chimneys,
So ek: 7ss s9H5?h AD $ s.sSi al after ssDair'
BUILDING and general remodelinR.
= yrs. TO pay for repairs. Call MR..
p LAaW nsEN. "a; 5000;
Terms: PARAGON CONSTRUCTION
BUILDER GENERAL CONTRACTOR.
anything from mailing to 9-story
apis. Call RA. 6-7790. d
MISUNDERSTANDING
walks, drives. waterproofing. roofing.
REED CONTRACTING CO.
JE. 2-5SS3,. JU. 5-7210, LII. 4-1260
Deferred Payments and FILA.
CARPENTER; doors, locks, windows,
sny repair; large or small; Do II
attics. finished. general. repairs.
HAINEs. RIA. 3-55l6 after 6.
CARPENTRY. alterations, repairs.
remodeling; old and new work. MR..
SMITH. IA. 1852. any time. "a
CARPENTER-Small Jobs specially.
Remodeling and home improvement.
Call ewes HO. -2-7546. %
PAINTING and deco.
rating, remodeling, additions, new
homes. Free estimates. TAKOMA
ENGINEERING CO., JU. 7-6556.
WORK of all kinds:
prompt service; reasonable. JU.
PLAsTERING. repair.
ing and painting. Ii. 3-b4O5. il
CEMENT STEPS, porches, walks,
bsmt. waterproofins. retaining walls.
25 yrs. exper.; guaranteed Re-
liable cclored man. LII 6-1S70. "a
DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RIA. 6-SSsS any
day. any night.
CONTRACTING new construction i'm.
mediately. WA. 7-2751. Il
INSTALLATIONS, re.
pair short circuits: small Jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time. 4
TT .ECTPTCAT.
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HELP WOMEN tcont.I

COMPANION HOUsEKEEPER, to ell
derby lady, white, live in; lovely
surroundings; good salary; refs.
RIA. 6-74S6. II
COUNTERGIRL, white: no experience
necessary: part time. 6 pm. It'll mid
CUE CUE Marlboro nPRo D1 bike and sennins
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