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Evening star., 1953-10-04
H. B. MITCHELL
WANT A HOME?
WANT "A FARM2
ECHO HILL"
A 400-Acre Farm With

o MILES OF FREDERICKSBURG
Most conveniently located tn Ered.
erickSburg is this deliRhtful farm
Fredericksburg is on fast frain
transportation to the North and
South and there is a municipal air.
port within several miles Of this
property, rtSIS Quaint 100-year-old re-
IS situated on a knoll and overiooks
"Na-acre lake. There are so cleared
acres and $40 acres of woodland on
the property which is rapidly grow
ing into a future timber crop: good
Evening star., 1953-10-04
22O ACRES

2oO-year-old brick manor
house, on 220 highly produc-
tive fertile acres, located on
c. & o. Canal and Potomac
River, affording the best Of
boating. ducking and fishing.
This S-room country home has
3 handsome chimneys, fire.
places. original woodwork.
mantels and random width
floors. The farm contains
some Of the richest bottom
land in the county, tnsuring
profitable income and is
well watered with streams and
springs. This unusual COM
bination Of an historical home
and profitable farm is offered
at $4,000 (termsl.
Several other stock and
dairy farms availabls.
For further particulars.
CALL L. A. ABERCROMBIE.
poolesVille 1881,
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FOREST HEIGHTS, MD.
4935 LIVINGSTON RID.
Drive out South Capitol st. ext, Just
over the D. c. line, and select your
lot in the new section which is now
open. You can have your home
built to your specifications. Office
open daily. pm. It'll dark. w. M
WARD, MA. S-6341 or LO. 7-S999.
Evening star., 1953-10-04
MAX c. SCHWARTZ
Beautiful New Duplex Home
Fall Bargains

AAA A~AA SooAAAo
cottage needs some re-
pairs; large porches, French doors,
large liv. rm.. b.-i. bath, lovely
shrubbery; school bus at door;
S5. $50. $500 cash. A foreclosure
and buy. . bedrms., 2 others 10
be finished; modern kit, large liv.
years old, winterized. School bus
at door, in one of the most OUT
standing beaches on the bay. Good
terms, l have several others from
S5. 900 and UP.
RUBY DOWNS, Broker
Downs Bldg. West River 670S
Evening star., 1953-10-04
30-DAY SALE
ACREAGE TRACTS
2O9o DISCOUNT

Wooded acreage from 4 to 10 acres,
ranging from $500. No bldg. re-
strictionS. All have full use OF beach
and park facilities. Terms as low as
$50 down. $40 per mo. Buy now.
build later. Sales ofice on property
always open.
Dir: Out Pa. ave. Sc. to Branch
ave. Md. Rte. No. 8 to Waldorf,
left Rte. No. 5 through Hughesvill6
to Guys Corner. then straight 6 mi.
to our sign and property.
Evening star., 1953-10-04

Ewes. and Sunday, ask operator t
reverse call to Mr.. James Tylel
Lensh, Virginis. 5-2427.
Geo. Mason Green Co.
IA A-1A00
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

PLANNING to sell or to buy? Then
why not give us a try? The service
you'll agree is right. When you do
business with Star-ite. STAR-LITE
REALTY CO. IU 1-2344 5
Evening star., 1953-10-04

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick OF frame: white or colored
Quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER
ME-. S-l220; eyes,. LA. 6-6194.
Evening star., 1953-10-04

DAIRY FARM, approx. PAL acres. in
Fairfax Co, Va. 81 miles from
Washington, D. c., Route /. Box
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-09
Truman Lays Is Billion 500 Million S
Budget Before Critical COP Congress

THAN spending projected by the
President for the current fiscal
year and 1917 billions more than
| in fiscal 1852, which ended last
June go.
The increases were almost en-
tirely for national security pro-
grams and pointed, Truman said,
toward a 10 billion dollar deficit
IS months from now.
Truman called for a big increase
in foreign aid, mostly for military
help to the nations European al
lies. But he also included two bill
lions for economic. rather than
military, help. Some members of
Congress have been urging that all
purely economic aid to foreign
countries be halted.
The whole foreign aid section
promised to be a controversial one.
Majority congressional desire, as
expressed in recent survey by
The Associated Press, is for re-
duced spending abroad.
The budget message Truman
sent Congress today, II days be-
fore he leaves office, is subject to
revision by the incoming Eisen-
hover administration, which has
indicated it will be scrutinized
closely and revised, probably start
ing in April.
AS is customary, the President
sent the 2O,0OO-word message to
Congress, and did not read it to
the legislators himself. 1t was
about 10000 words shorter than
last years.
The budget called for expendi-
lures in fiscal 1854 equal to $489 Is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-09

for every man, woman and child
the Census Bureau estimates will
be in the United States on Jan /
1854, half way through the ~.
month budget period.
The President said 73 cents o,,t
of every dollar in the budget would
go toward programs directly re-
lated to national security, and Ia
cents more toward paying for past
wars.
The President made no proposals
for increased taxes. But he told
a Republican Congress whose lead
ers have been talking wistfully of q
tax cut:
81 do wish to make it clear that
in my judgment it would not be
wise to plan for a large budget
deficit during period when bust
ness activity, civilian employment,
and national income are reaching
unprecedented heights" II would
still be "the course of prudence
and wisdom" to strive for a bal
anced budget, he added.
The dominant feature of the bud
get was military costs.
Truman predicted that expendi-
lures for military services in fiscal
1854 would reach SAG, 296, 900, OOO-
exclusive of atomic energy outlays
of So, zoe, 100000. That compares
with $44, 1880, 100000 in the current
fiscal year and $39, 727 100000 in
fiscal 1852. The President indicated
that atomic energy expenditures
would soon result in more weapons,
with atomic plant expansionout
ended.
Altogether, the President said,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-09

Truman today laid a SIS, 900, O00, 900
valedictory budget before Con
gress, and Republicans promptly
cried fantastic" and promised to
cut it sharply.
But that was the customary re-
action of Democratic Congresses,
too, and they frequently fell short
of January pledges to trim away
billions of dollars. Only time could
tell whether, under the COP, things
would be different.
Truman's estimate of govern
ment spending was for the fiscal
year 1854, which begins July /. The
total was four billion dollars higher
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-09

and to $s2. 80 ,0OO, 900 requested the
year before, in the fiscal 1852 bud
get message.
4. The government incom e
tax receipts except for trust
funds) will be about the same this
fiscal year and in fiscal 1854 -
S68, 697 100000 in fiscal 1858 and
SOS, So. OOO, 900 in fiscal 1854. Reve-
nue. IN both years would thus be
approximately 612 billions above
receipts in fiscal 1852.
This budget does not lake effect
until July l, and runs for lhe IL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-09
PAKISTAN STUDENTS
PROTEST FEE INCREASE

KARACHI, Pakistan R-Students
protesting a IS per cent increase
in tuition fees clashed here with
Karachi police, who fired shots to
put down violent rioting. At least
six persons were reported killed
and so were hurt.
The students overturned and set
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-09

months after tAas. Law requires
the President to submit his budget
nearly SIX months in advance of
its effective start.
Evening star., 1953-10-24

AND PAPERHANGING,
prompt service MR.. RIDENOUR,
interior and exterior. can
A. DOMINICK, ia. 2-6S3O. any day
pAINTING Observation-Disclosures.
YRS. Mr.. LAWRENCE. RA. 8-9703.
PAINTING AND PAPERING by mas
ter craftsman; better work; less
money: MA. s-ee65; ewes, WE.
PAINTING. papering, roof painting,
caulking. general repairs. Reas.
free estimates. Reliable. Ia. 9-O396.
PAINTING-S12 average room; week.
end Jobs a speciality: also plaStering.
AID. 2-1s31. Please call after s pm.
PAINTING, int, and exterior: Ist-
TaoMPsoN flasS HS5k bI bee 74s43 e4Sss?4ma'es: 2s 8N
PAINTING, plastering, papering and
repairing. Ia. 9-s046. TU. 2-5022.
PAINTING, interior; 80 yrs. satisfied
customers. do my own work; free
PAINTING, AMIR e1'eP PAPRRiNG, interior ex-
terior. Fol reasonable estimate, call
AND PAINTING, floor
sanding and finishing. carpentry.
MR.. HOWE: NO. 7-5724, 26' =.
scraping, plastering. All work guar
anteed. ST. 3-93OS. after 6 pm.
"a"
PAPER HANGING, painting, plaster
ing; doing my own work; reason
able, guaranteed. RA. 3-6901.
PAPER HANGING. free estimates.
Reasonable prices, f1rst-class work
Call FOER, ia. 9-2942. 80
'APER HANGING, $40 per rm. up
1853 sunfast washable paper: work
guar RA. 3-7393 or HE. 4-S555
Evening star., 1953-10-24
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, 100 bass, italian make,
5 shifts; like new. Can arrange
ADDING MACHfNEE-Burroughs desk
model. $50; Al condition. Rentals,
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO., 20io I4th
ST. nv. HU. 3.5121.
$50; also standard Underwood type
AIR CoNDITIoNER. Mitchell, "a p.
cedar wardrobe. coffee table; s.
paneled screen. Porch furniture, 4
lge. and small shades; glider, 2
chairs. coffee table. lamp, magazine
stand, flower pot. These can be seen
1915 Van Ness st. Sat. and Sun.
ANTIQUEs-French Empire sofa and
two armchairs; also royal Buckara
rug. 9'x6"X6'x6"; all perfect cond.
BY departing diplomat. EN-. 2-7041
ANTIQUE 3a-in. 3-drawer oak chest;
marble top. gooG cond.: also dbl
bedsp-eads. almost new. TIE. 6-5S59
ANTIQUES: 3-piece solid mahog
bedrm. set, fina cond.. sos or best
.cffer UN. 4-0329.
ANTIQUES-Chests in rough: clos
ing out large stock Just removed
from barn; al mdse greatly reduced
ERING. Route 240, Ait, Urbana, Nd
ANTIQUES-Antique solid mohosany
breakfront; dresser, marble top;
china cabinet. desk, chairs; 2 fire.
places, etc. Call after g. AID. 2-629s.
Evening star., 1953-10-24
HELP-DoMESTIc

COOK. exper.. g.h.w.: live in beautiful
rambler; lovely rm., pvt. bath, TV;
must have refs. $40 wk. JE. 2-3355.
COOK, exper., $50 wk. and carfare: :
Saz Saz-day SSn. %K;; prepare TeIS midday din
children. Apply 4222 42nd st. NV.
bet. IL and 4 pm. -25
COOK, laundress; live in: country
home; settled woman with refs. j.
$145 mo. Phone Laurel. Nd. 1s-R.
COUPLE. white or colored, foreign
born or American, to live in; gen
erai hOusework. Box 4a9-Y. Star.
COUPLE German preferred), do ev-
erything except care of children, in
Doctors embassy row town house;
high-type parties with recent refer
ences: S240 per month with bonus
and raise with improvement. Call
MRS. HORNER, from to 4, ST,
3-2osS' Mondays through Friddaays.
G;H;W;; xdyss sleep in; $3.50 per mo. ooI.
G. INV. AND GOOD PLAIN CoOR-
Must be fond of children, have exper.
and recent, refs.;. live in; several
ewes. Tuesday and every other sun.
HoGsfEkEEFSEHk Sa fi2i SH 0-fSs9 RespOnsiDle 2s CAP
able, settled woman, fond Of chill
dren; for general housework in
doctors home; live in or out; lib
eeral time of. Rockville. Poplar
HoTsEKEEPER, colored. good TaS COOK;
1 child. health card; Thurs. and
every other Sun. off; live in; $45
week. Permanent. Refs. HE. 4-4746.
MAID, colored; g.h.w.; live in; plain
cooking; no laundry; no small chill
dre9; de9.e 773S 10th st. NV, RA.
MAID, live in; must be fond of meb chill
dren; ref. Call Sunday, RA. 3-e4o3.
MAID twhite). by embassy; American
or European; live in. Call HO.
SiIRsE 7RsIS MATp AM1nday lay. mifGrning if1,a 25
fiye 1O Gays Soy week; SIS; refs. required
NURSE to care for 2 small children
Fri. eve. to Mon. morning. Best
n re1s. Permanent OIL. 6-7621. --25
AND MAID, refined colored
Husband with drivers license. JOIN; JOHN
9; WEBSTER CO. ST. $500. Mr.
colored, g,h.w., cooking and
light laundry; 2 school-age children;
live in nice upstairs rm.; must have
RA, 3-1S54. -o5
Robert. Ok
WOULD BE INTERESTED in con-
tacting middle-aged white lady who
wants home and is willing to do
light housekeeping and care for
3-yr -old child. Willing to pay
small salary. References required.
LIGHT HOUSEWORK, care of 9 chill
dren. 612 and 5 years; vic. of Ken
sington. Md; days. S25 per week,
plus carfare; IL am. to $3.50 pm.
Give phone No. Box 5S.Y, Star.
LOVELY PVT. RIM. AND BATH-
Perm. position for settled woman,
white or colored; gen. housework;
n4 must 70 l9ye ., children; refs; SCI; SO.
WHITE, SETTLED WOMAN, 'H to live
In; care of 2 children, general
housework: S15 per wk., room and
board; 10. S-4165. 30
European, downstairs maid;
convenient Northwest loc.; other
help employed. EN-. 3-26lO. 20
OCKVILLE-Woman, colored or
white. 5 days, Tues. through Sat,
g.h.w. and care for children. S3(I
wk. PO. 2-4968. -26
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITuRE-Liy. rm; furn;. several
rugs. Hollywood bed, desk; other
bargsins. HU. s-41oo; ewes, EN-.
FJUaRRNsfiTGuRE-Bedrm. JaR ii set, blond SS oak.
dresser Sl25; dinette set, blond.
$50. ia. 9-0237. --2S
FURNITURE-Liv. rm. suite. daven-
port and chair, custom-made Slip
sSSsF'h sSite honey a sos sas siaS Ju fB g2sgs:
FURNITURE-contents 6-rm. house,
3 compl., bedrms,. l living room,
rugs, stair carpet, fern stands, lRe.
round table: 4 chairs. Kitchen fre-
sGs ssss 'it New a'z AamBsS ssa ss meRt F2 ss isf
- Mahog. bedrm. set,
dbl. bed with springs and mattress.
Snsstd chest OF dTa~s5s; s5S vanity with bench:
and round wal, t6i.. lEe. mirror win
mahog. frame. several upholstered
chairs, end tbl.. so. Victorian nah.
tbl., pr. Victorian consoles. Victorian
love seat, lamps. 4 porch bamboo
eaflrs Sail EN- sss saaiSd aPd elec' stoves, etc.
81; s'f vo S's.32R sggS4 isi :i
FURNITURE Entire furnishings Of
I-Deurm. apt.i prac. new, very me
condition; moving; must sell. 10.
2-23A6. --25
mahogany tables,
like new; coffee table; floor lamp;
ofm,pSser oivmpia 7.ssggs, 5sg summer -gp Eqss'
FURNfTURE-To close estate; crib.
grand piano, etc. Call OIL. 2-357S.
- Mahogany drop-leaf
table, chairs, coffee table, 8 occ.
ReassnaSfs fssi SHe00lF wo enA' s.5g4S PSF 'ems ss
drop-leaf exten. table, 8 leaves, S45.
Ming FORE sS AD 459Ss Il spt 60
piece liv. rm. suite; lined oak bed
rm. suite; dinetteo set; rugs. All
FTRNfrnRE-B6aArkS pHsSfE HfT Bar S-lSlSS maSor beapm.
suite. double bed, mattress, spring,
dresser; chest, table; S175. Daven-
port; light tapestry, 500; Misc;
table, lamp. chairs. 304l Dogwood
st. NV EN- 2-3SS9 ga
Evening star., 1953-10-24
SITUATIoNS-DoMESTIc

GIRL, colored, wants work 5 days
wk.; live in or out. 10. 3-6353.
NURsEMAID wants s days or days
work. Phone DU. 7-4751. 25"
WOMAN, colored. exper. kitchen
helper. wants job. DE. 2-1196.
A REFINED COLORED GIRL wants
child care or g.h:w.,- 8 to 5, Sat. "a
FAST, DEPENDABLE colored girl
desires work as an invalid or elder
ly per36,s 36go helper or baby sitter.
CoLoRED LADY desires general
housework; 5 days or days work
no children. Ii. 6-8469. 25"
COLORED GIRL wants days work or
? days; exper. with children; refs.
CoLoRED WOMAN desires daywork
Mon. and Thur; exper.; HO. 2-59O6
COLORED WOMAN, can cook, clean.
sew, wash. iron, keep children, ali
day or hour; 81 day. Call HU.
CoIoRED WOMAN wants days work.
DE. 2-2712.
WOMAN, colored. would like part-time
Gay work 6s1 Or care OF children. Exper.
WOMAN wants afternoon
work. to z; or cleaning apt. l to
B, AID 4-159S
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ALTERATIONS. porches
jalousie Enclosures, sketches or esti-
mates free; all work fully guaran-
teed; no money down. SO months
to pay SECO SALES. JU. 5000
AbD1fIoRs. fSy II Rlshti ALTERATIONS and re-
pairs: commercial or residential
Free estimates. WA. 7-71S6.
ATTICS FINISHEDi dormer windows,
porches inclosed. recreation rooms
and stairwayS. Commercial or resi-
dentiaI; denntoaII; 36 months toz,p to pay. UN.
AIR bUcTs and n fInHfns humidifieTs installed
Reasonable rates. cau after 6 pm,
ATTICs finished, asphalt tile floors,
general bldg. and repairs. XII.
BSoINS8DssiTroNE-Beautify SIS8s and me mod
ernize your home with BoNDsToNE
at price you can we'll afford. No
Job too small. tombstone can be
applied to any surface. A little stone
in the, right place will add hundreds
tfons under windows, around doors.
Roofing and siding is our business.
We are. a Johns Evansville certified
contractor. May we estimate? CAP1-
TOL CONTRACTING CO.. 4s19 Be-
BRTCKEA MASON CCRAFTsMAN-Fire.
q speciality. FAGNANT. 10. 2-1994'
BRICK MASONS. INC.-An types OF
brick work; no Job too small. JU
CARPENTRY CARPENTRY of all kinds. 2S fence
JEEFREYs'. Ii: 6-e74o. Il
psitnt,ns sin ing. whits eays meeehanic; Fesson-
cARPENTERsTBuiIdl9g; lpgo Esmodssl,gns
MY sPECIALTY-Get
that attic altered or that recr. rn.
fixed. MR.. TAYLOR, JU. 5-3942.
WANTS WORK, build
ing. remodeling. repairing. Call 10.
remodeIing, repairs.
cabinet work and general contract
ing. Ju. S-4736. 80
painting, roof repair,
gutter cleaning: no Job too small.
CHARLES w. THOMAS. DE. 2-H1ti7.
CARPENTRY-Attics, porches. dorm
ers and rec. rms: partitions: any,
thing. Mr.. SMITH, ia. 7-5527
CEMENT EN- Me WORK, walks. driveTays, s'u
porches. bsmt.: excavated and un-
der pinned cinder blocks layed.
Free estimates. Call Mr.. TUCKER,
CEMENT Eai r W WALKS. drives. floors,
porches. steps. Free estimate White
mechs. JACK SPARKS. Ho. 2-S439.
Evening star., 1953-10-24

FURNACE. American radiator, jack
eted; Severn WI handle iad up up TO conG ~
Also GE oil burner. MR.. MccoRD
F1nRNiTUGRE-7-piece bedroom suite
S125; Call ewes. after 8 p.m.' 20
FURSNissHINGs for small apt; rugs
bedding, etc. RA, 3-1703 after g.
ruRNrsH1NGs-Entirs 2.Sedrm. mas apt
including. rugs and TV. LU.. 2-4599,
5000 14th st. NV. Apt. "A -26
FURNISHINGS entire 2-bedrm: apt
s-45s9. $3.50 14th st. NV, Apt "A.
FURNITURE-Must vacate rooming
house at once: buy at your own
price; beds. d1essers, chests, vanities,
70 pm l746 P st nv -oe
FURNITURE-Electric roaster. $40;
girls bicycle; lawn mower; 80 It,
hose and cart. RA. 3-004f --24
FURNTTURE Maple desk, lounge
Grapes. Universal vacuum. misc. all
like new. Ewes. and week ends, XII
Complete furnishings
Of 6-rm; house. 656 x st. ne.
FURNITURE-Sofa with slip cover;
brown metal bed with inner-spring
mattress; oak bureau, dressing table
and drapes. Easy washing machine.
FURNITURE, contents of apt.--sofa.
mahog. sec. bed-davenport; Masns-
vox, TV comb, upholstered arm
chairs: bedrm. set. dinette drop
leaf table, chairs. coffee table
lamps. club aluminium; set Corona
tion community plate: gold-leaf mir
ror. watches. china, misc. Sat,
Sun. 1915, Mclean Gardens, 1880
39th st. NV, Apt. E-533. -25
FURNITURE-Conte Of private
home, 3S14 Military rd., Oh. Ch.. to
be sold Sun, Oct. 25 between IL
and 5 All items price-marked. -25
FURNITURE - T-piece Traditional
din. rm. suite; 500 or best offer.
r FURNiTURE-Bedrm.. / II; TURF din. rm. and
liv. rm.. refEr., record PLAYER and
radio romb; reas 10. 2-635l. --25
for efficiency apt, very
reasonable No dealers. Furniture
practically new. 1892 16th st. NV.
and furnishings; living. |
bedrm., kit. all accessories: incl. I
silver and silverplate. EN-. 2-s346. |
Din. rm.. rugs. |
kitchen set, . maple bedrms Easy |
wash. mach. Call all day Sat. Sun |
or weekday evenings. 1886 Ogden
At nv co b.S643 -25
Evening star., 1953-10-24
PAPER HANGING

White mechanics. Call MR.. MINNIX,
Ii. 4-9764, after 5 pm.
REPAIRS. old and new
work, large .and small Jobs. Reas.
White mechanics. ia. 9-106S. %"
work. large and small Jobs; reas. :;
white mechs.; work guar. JU. 9-41 54.
-2S
PLASTERING-Patch work a special
ty. Est. cheerfully given: white
mech. do own work. JU. 9-0S11.
AND HEATING-Atten-
ton. residents of District Heights,
Suitland. Forestville and vicinity:
We are establishing business in this
area. let us give you free esti-
mate on any plumbing, heating or
welding. Call operator and ask for
Market 7-2440. 26"
HEATING, GUTTERING,
spouting and roof painting; bath
rooms installed; S395 up; gas
boilers, any make, S375 up. Over
80 installed since first of year;
work guaranteed; free estimates.
W. H. MCKINNEY, JU. 9-1460.
AND HEATING - job
bing and remodeling. Free eSti-
mates. ST. $4,000, NE. S-93O3 .
Evening star., 1953-10-24
FURNITURE

To satisfy the many customers who
went unattended during our close
out sale on Sunday. we are, extend-
ing the sale through the week of Oct.
1924. We must clear our show rooms
and warehouse OF every lamp. pic
ture. table. bedrm. suite, sofa, chair,
ota-Sleeper and din. rm. suite.
This Is not Just another sale dreamed
up by a retail store; 1t is the sim
cere effort of WASH'S LARGEST
WHOLESALE FURNITURE SHOW
ROOM to clear its inventory for con-
version to upholstered furniture dis
The prices are so reasonable that
many dealers have been buying from
US during the sale. Yes, dealers pay
the SAME PRICES as the public,
during this wholesalers organization
sale
All prices are marked at the deliv-
cred cost. Many smart shoppers have
brought car trailers and trucks in
order to save delivery expenses. No
discount house, or cut-rate store,
could hope to match prices with THE
LARGEST WHOLESALE HOUSE IN
THE AREA. WE WILL BE OPEN
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS
TIL 9 PM, SATURDAY, 8 am. TO
6 pm.
Better hurry in while selections are
still complete
ARNOLD SALES co.
472 L st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-10-24

bookkeeper, 5-da. wk,
Complete charge; Office supervision
experience; financial statement and
general ledger. Box 39S-V. Star.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, BIS.
accounting degree; IL yrs. retail and
cial statements, tax returns, systems.
SAL. $85 wk. TU. 2-5404 25"
BOOKKEEPER, gen. office work. ex-
pers 5-day week or part time. EN-.
CLERK-TYPIsT, colored, experienced;
knowledge of shorthand. dictaphone.
LU; l-4IS4 or LU. 2-S755. 26'
and week ends Box -41o-v. star.
DENTAL ASST. exper., neat. depend
able and good worker; Va. or Wash.
2. C. ia. S-5451. ga
FILE, CLERK or waitress. colored,
settled, reliable; KNOWLEDGE Of tvp-
ing; 8 yrs. same empl. DE. 2-1451.
NURSE. practical, now available;
conyaescent or obstetric cases; co.
NURSE. colored, 1s years exper.. de-
80 ~A~S@@S HSNSSAAS' AAS
NURSE. Hospital trained, desires in
FAINT. chronic or aged. Best refs.
Night work pref, co. 5-S073.
OFFICE MANAGER, administrative
assistant or property MANAGEMENT.
college graduate; excellent, full
charge knowledge bookkeeping. pay
rolls and tax returns. fair steno-
graphic ability, good typist. excel
lent correspondent; full charge resi-
dent manager for past 10 years of
Guiding handling rentals. main
personnel. Housekeeping department.
front desk, switchboard. cashiering
interested only in a responsible posi-
tion offering definite future with
salary requirement based on that
feature and experience. EN-. 3-2557'
CHICAGO SCHOOL OF NURSiNG
graduate will do S-hr. nursing duty;
no week ends; or will work in de-
Tense plant texperienced); can type
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PRACTICAL NURSE, white, middle
aged. l5 yrs exper., desires perm.
employment; Va or ?. c.: live in
HHSSAkiAN GPSiSaf 'E, w6MASs 6SI4Ss' with 35 cp}Id
wants to live in as nursemaid or
housekeeper: good refs. RA., g.
POSITION WANTED as store maid
or,v or stock bona girl YillinSS yorker; days
LADY, colored. wishes work as file
clerk, sales clerk, or clerk in a
laundry or dry cleaner. RA. 6-1371.
CoLoRED YOUNG LADY desires
zionist, typist. cashier or drug
store clerk. Ii. 6-6056. 25"
COLORED WOMAN desires job as
seamstress or fur finishing; exper.
6-92SS, -05
COL0RED GIRL desires general once
work; exper. typist. Ii. $3.50.
MATURE WOMAN, INV,
ironing. 5 days. Permanent. TIA.
9-79S3 -o5