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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07
Lambs Pay More
On Early Market

Lambs usually bring at least
S. a hundred more in July and
August than they will average
during the rest of the year.
July and August are always
the best months for Ohio sheep
men to market spring lambs"
says Ralph Grimshaw, extension
specialist at Ohio State Univer-
sity. 1T is normal for market
lamb prices to take a sharp drop
after the summer peak.
During 1852, double blue
lambs in many of the Ohio pools
brought $31 a hundred during
July and August" Madison Coun-
ty lamb pool figures show COM
parison of double blue prices:
July 1, S29.75; July %, S3050;
August II, $32; September 2,
$3.50; September 16, $2850;
September 80, S32; October Il,
$26; October %, $25; November
II, $3.50; November 25, $3.50;
December 8, $24; January 13, $24;
and February 3, S23.25.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07
Grant Hospital
Open House For
Nurse Prospects

COLUMBUS - An Open House
for young women interested in
learning about a career in profess
sional nursing will be held at the
Grant Hospital school of nursing
On April 10, from 2 to 5 pm, ac-
cording to Miriam Petchner, di-
rector of the school.
Girls who are Juniors and sem
iors in high school will be well
come, Miss Petchner said. Mothers
may accompany their daughters.
A tour will be made of the hos
pital and school of nursing, and
nursing demonstrations and ex-
hibits will be held.
1--WE expect to make this Open
House an educational affair, so
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07
Weight-Distance Tax Plan Offers
Tax Free Miles to Most Truckers

mile, or penny every five miles.
That means sthat the $56.75 he
saves in license fees would pay for
2S,735 miles of travel before his
tax rate would climb to what he's
now paying for licenses only.
This doesn't take into considera.
ton, Of course, the one-cent in-
crease in the gasoline tax which
motorist and trucker alike would
pay under Lausche's proposed pro.
gram.
The following table shows Just
how The proposed weight-distance
tax program now before the Ohio
General Assembly would affect
the various sized trucks in Ohio.
1t shows their weight class, what
they're now paying for license
tags, the proposed cut in tag fees,
the savings in dollars, the weight
distance tax rate, and the miles
they can drive before the new tax
equals what they now are paying
for tags.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07

for tuition and fees than they do
non-veterans enrolled in the same
course.
Still other VA responsibilities
are to see that allowances are
not paid to veterans for absences
in excess of allowable limits;
that veterans conduct and pro-
gress remain satisfactory; that
the ratio of veterans and nom
veterans students in some types
of schools conforms with the
minimum requirements of the
law.
The Educational Benefits Rep
resentatives who will make the
periodic surveys have been select
ed generally from among former
VA Registration Officers, because
of their background and exper-
ience.
This compliance survey func-
ton will be part of the Educa-
tional Benefits Section of all VA
regional offices. This Section pre-
viously was known as the Regis
tration and Research Section.
Also, in VAS Central Office in
Washington, D. c., the Registra-
ton and Research Service will
now be known as the Educational
Benefits Service.
VA said it expects the new pro-
gram of compliance surveys to
accomplish two things:
First, to help schools and bust.
ness establishments understand
all provisions and requirements
of the law; and second, to as
ure that monthly education and
training allowances are paid to
Korean CT trainees only where
all the provisions of the law are
met.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07

COLUMBUS, O.-The weight
distance tax program of Gov.
Frank J. Lausche offers thousands
Of tax-free miles to most Ohio
truck owners, a study worked up
by State Highway Department en-
.gineers discloses. ,sss.sss~ 80
The tax-free miles range from
7,725 up to $4,000, depending upon
the size Of the truck. It works like
this:
The Lausche program imposing
q weight-distance tax on trucks
weighing over 5000 pounds gross
weight also proposes a reduction
in truck license fees of approxi-
mately 80 per cent. Hence, the
owner Of an 5000 to 20, ,000- pound
gross weight truck. under the gov
ernor's program, would have his
tag fees cut from 1929 to $166.25,
or savings of $56.75.
B Under weight-distance, this
truck owner would pay 2 mills per
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07
John Dinsmore Is
Trust Officer Of
Dallas, Texas Bank

John N. Dinsmore, formerly of
London and a graduate of London
High school, has been appointed to
the post of assistant trust officer
at the First National Bank of Dali
las, Texas, according to a report
received here Monday.
Dinsmore was formerly assistant
to the director of the Federal De-
post Insurance CORPORATE o n,
Washington, D. c. Prior to that he
was with the Federal Bureau of
Investigation for ten years. Soon
after graduating from Ohio State
University and the Franklin Law
School, Columbus, he had served
with two Ohio banks as claims
manager.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07

Just been put in effect, Veterans
Administration announced today.
Under the new program, VA
Educational Benefits Representa-
tives will make periodic visits to
schools and establishments in
which Korean CT trainees are en-
rolled, to see whether all provi-
sions of the training law are
being complied with.
Among the provisions to he
checked are safeguards that pro-
tect the interests of the trainee
and the Government, such as
minimum standards that certain
schools and courses have to meet,
limits on the tuition a veteran
has to pay, and the like.
A good part of the work of the
VA Representatives will be in
formational in nature, explaining
the provisions of the law, point
ing out any operational deficien-
cies that may exist, and making
suggestions as to how they can be
corrected.
VA said, the Korean CT Bill
gives it a number of responsible
ties that can be carried out only
through the system of periodic
check-ups.
For example, VA is required
to discontinue the CT monthly al
lowance of any veteran who is
taking a course that fails to meet
standards set up by law.
Likewise, the allowance may be
stopped if the veterans school or
establishment fails to live up to
the legal standards which formed
the basis of CT approval by the
State Approving Agency.
Another VA responsibility is to
disapprove schools for further
veterans enrollments If VA finds
that they charge veterans more
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07
Edison Company
Ups Expansion
Company In rs Year
Atomic Energy Pact

AS result of the expanding use
of electricity, consolidated operat-
ing revenues of Ohio Edison Com
pany and it's subsidiary, Pennsyl-
vania Power Company, totaled
$101, 1882 ,504 in 1852, or $50 more
than in 1851, President Walter H.
Sammis said today in his annual
report to Edison's 76,827 stock
holders.
Sales of electricity for the II
months were 1921, 100000 kilowatt
hours, or go more than in 1851,
the report stated. Kilowatt hours
of electricity sold for industrial
use declined 1.796 as a result of
the midsummer strike in the steel
industry. Sales to residential Gust
omers, including farm customers,
however. increased about 111a%,
and sales to commercial and busi-
ness establishments increased
about 61a9o.
Operating expenses for the year
were up $3,008, ,703, or $50. The
two largest factors in this increase
were increased wages and higher
prices for materials and supplies.
Taxes amounted to $23, ,941, ,462,
or 23.6c of every dollar of revenue
received, the report said.
Consolidated met income in
1852, after preferred stock divid-
ends, amounted to $14,256,138 or
$2,97 a share on common stock,
compared with S12, ,485.649 or $3.50
a share in 1851.
Average use of electricity by
the Systems residential customers
in 1852 was 2,673 kilowatt hours,
which is considerably in excess of
the figure for the country as a
whole, while the average unit price
paid for this service - 2.68 cents
- was less than the national aver
age.
Mr.. Sammis pointed out that the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07

Edison system spent SAL, ,74S, ,255 in
1852 to provide additional generat-
ing and other service facilities to
take care of its growing business
= the largest such expenditure for
any year in the Company's his
tory. This brought the total of the
systems construction expenditures
since the end of World War Ii to
more than $197000,000. Z?
of outstanding Importance dur
ing the year was the signing of
25-year contract by the newly or
ganized Ohio Valley Electric Cor
poration (OVEC) with the Atomic
Energy Commission (AEC), the
contract calling for the largest
single block of power in indust-
rial history. The corporation will
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07

supply the entire electric require
ments, estimated at 1900, 900 XII
lowatts, for Aces new atomic
project under construction in Pike
County, Ohio. OVECs organiza-
ton was sponsored by a group of
Is electric utility companies, Ohio
Edison and Pennsylvania Power
being two of the group. Ground
was broken on December 4 and 5
respectively for two steam-electric
plants at Cheshire, Ohio, and
Madison, Indiana, that will serve
the atomic center.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07
4-H NEWS

The Fairfield Darts" met Mon
day, March 80, at the Township
House in Big Plain.
The officers elected were: Presi-
dent, David Ruoff; Vice President,
Phillip Roach; Secretary-Treas-
urer, Mark Wilson; Club Report
er, James Karn; Recreation lead
ers, Ramona Elfrink, Larry Cum
minis, the Advisors for the coming
year are Orville Cummins and
Milton Karn.
Club Reporter James Karn.
The first meeting of the Willing
Workers West Side All Club was
held March 81, at the home of
Robert Hunter. The meeting was
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07

called to order and election of Of
ficers was held as follows: Presi-
dent, Ronnie Clark; Vice President,
Roger Kronk; Secretary Treas
urer, Richard Dunkle; News Re-
porter, Allen Fichum; Recreation
Leader, Jim Sheridan; Sentinel,
Mike Finchum. The next meeting
will be April 81 at the home of
Max Dunkle.
News Reporter Allen Finchum
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07
Korean GI Bill
Put Into Effect

A new program to make sure
that schools training veterans un-
der the Korean CT Bill are meet
ing all standards of the law has
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07
Calendar For The Week

NOTE - This feature will regularly and will be
published each Monday and tuesday Tho service is Free
Please send in copy by Friday for events taking place
the following week. Copy must be submitted before Fri
day noon. deadlne. Thank You!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07

young women may discover at first
hand what the requirements of the
profession are" Miss Petchner
said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07

Full associated Press leased wire service for sofe noono
ond world The Associated Press entitled exclusively 70
all locoi news in fhs newspaper.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07
LET'S GET 1T STRAIGHT

II good to know that Rep. Harold H. Velde tReP.l of
Illinois, received rousne vote Of confidence from his fellow
Coneremen chairman of the House UnAmecan Activities
committee and that they threw out bodily. the bumptous
distorted resolution of Rep Franklin D. Roosevelt J
(which first presented political addressl.
But is disturbing that President Eisenhower is
twisted press conference question appeared
accepted widely repeated misnterpretaon of Rep
Veldes remark the possible desabily OF Investigating
cIeraymen The President said that he could possible
good that could from questioning churches in that regard
lcommunstic nfuencesl.
Mr. VsIde has taken awful lot Of abuse for what he
didn't say suggest He mentioned churches he
was REFERRING individual churchmen Nor did the fuor
many have Indicated because he suggested such
Investigation Rather he asked his opinion investsaf
inc Of the clergy accused of communist eanngs He
that might be good idea and perhaps the
mf+ee would get around TO it later.
And when they do. appears likely predict that
MIR. veIdes vndicaton will be complete.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07
UPSY = DAISY!

Most newspaper publishers, recall. seemed almost
fhusastc that increase in their mailing costs
last year. their position that second class postal rates
had been low that they did not want any Government
subsidy.
Well now the second fen percent boost provided
the law II places little extra strain patriotism and
independence But knew coming apPauded the
idea Of stepping the up gradually instead of soekne
Perhaps expected to be rich by But
case should be able grin and bear it, This reminds
however the third boost ten next
year How about Will laugh that off too7 Maybe next
year, we'll be rich.
But Mr. Summered. do you still tote all that Government
for ee7 Can't those bueaucras pay for it out OF their
oudqes? That would at least tighten fhe oad.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

Institution exper.. desires
position, MRS. 8. oHARA. Crowns
Executive S OR sECRETARIAL young
woman, trade association, manu-
facturer's agent. etc.; college. OIL.
2-0l11,. OIL. 2-30S0. Available i'm
SECRETARY. ex-
Telephone EN-. 3-s8S2. s.
practical. white, desires care
OF lady bed-patient; best refs. WE.
NURSE trained desires 8 hrs. Drivers
permit. ofice training. M. EDoELL'
PRAC. NURSE desires 5-day child
care or invalid. lh.w. IL. 6-40SO.
SECRETARY. Is yrs. varied expert
ence, dependable. cooperative. coll
lege train. Phone no. 2-7557
WHITE WOMAN-Do baby
sit. any hrs. Fri. eve. till Sun. eve.
218 Emerson st. NV, Ia. 9-0S06. ~
WHITE WOMAN de-
sires job as companion and house
keeper; local refer. ia. 7-1427:
CoLORED GIRL desires Job as maid
In dress shop. Ii 4-29S0. g.
COL0RED WOMAN. young. wants
work as clerk or waitress; expert
enced worker: city ref. Elk. 3-59S1.
GIRL, colored. high school graduate.
desires typing, clerk or salesgirl Job;
refs. ST. 3-4573.
WOMAN desires child care
or care for elderly person; 5-day
week LII 7.3S51 Sc
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HELP-W0MEN

working cond., good
salary; Apply LIBERAL CLOTHING
CO.. 415 9TH st. NV. Mr.. Kaplan.
TYPIsT, 9 to 1 pm, 5-day wk. Good
opportunity tE tt to adyancs n insurance
TYPIST with some knowledge Of
general office work. Permanent posi-
ton, 5-day week. See Mr.. Settle,
KIT MUSIC CO., 1880 g st. NV.
TYPIST. general ONCE work, expert
enced in casualty. insurance ofice.
tunity for advancement. Apply Civ
and references to BOX so7-B. Star.
sPpg IN D Ony s sysnP Pso TS1
GEORGETOWN THEATER. 1851
WATTREss. nightwork, neat and at
tractiye. Top salary and tips. APP
ply panny's, Steak House. 2714
$751; Gsd AS ssd ri sr ss or ave- aA. q. SHELL
WAITRESS, night work only: good
tips; pleasant working conditions.
Apply in person only, GREENWAY
RESTAURANT, $3.50 East Capitol.
WAITRESS, white; excel. position
day week; weekly average, $50.
WAGSHAL'S DELICATESSEN. 1856
Mass. ave. NV. -
white, experienced; food
only; no nights, no Sundays. Les
TER's RESTAURANT, GIL g st,
white, din. rm. exper. (;
II a.m.-3 Pm, SO pm. daily;
Sun, 1902 pm; OF Tuesday.
BETHESDA INN. 1925 Wis. ave-.
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PIANO SALE

4=OoSSs ALUM . w ".
'IPE SaiyU HtZ., eOP gRPS sast ! sSgS
N st. NV. No 7-7s0S. WA, 7-66O1
PIPE. FITTINGS, VALVES. Pipe cut
and threaded. K. d w. 1919 Ben
pHai0 Df Isl Hie' MACHINE, including
tanks and dryer; like new; $l5o'
r 81 sssI MaSS;wER, Gain. roro star
excel cond. Cali Ma. S-1921. Ill
PRINTING PRESS, new series. c. and
p, with Miller feeder, peri. cond: ];
$500 or best offer. 10: 5-4lS4.
11S02 Higgins dr., Sill. spr.' No.
RADIO -PHONO. COMB, Philco;
Hedstrom baby stroller; toilet chair;
mans new Bulova watch, $50, cost
S7l.5O. ia. $500. -
combination; perfect
condition; orisin9lly 500 9oo rare bar
RsHnb 5nn e Sas Ii; co S1t1e' custom
eaSInsts pperm nss; location ' recoTd
changer and controls up to % It.
from highest quality Enclosure hous-
ing 2-way speaker system; superb
% 0sr dRfn 4so1 Mass $50 ave- nW
REE ni sI ss11hkSf,LUs-New lot Just G re-
ceived; new speakers, all sizes; TV
small tubes and picture tubes; misc.
lot of tubes, 10 cents each; many
other interesting items. Open 8 til
5 daily; closed Sun. and Mon. r.
& r., 0723 Baltimore blvd.
RANGE-Eleetric. Westinghouse, de
luxe, auto;o timer; good cond.; Si0O.
RANGEgGas: up-to-date nat top;
very reasonable. Cali between 70
pm. AID. 2-7487.
RIFLE, Sm.m. Mauser, German army
rife; excel. cond.; $50. AP. 1851.
RECORD COLLECTION. popular ana
classical. OIL 4-55S5. -
RECORD SALE, extraordinary ten
for Q dollar; classical long plays, up
to so per cent on. COMMISSION
SHOP. 2406 18th st. NV. NO.
RECORDERs-webcor. Revere. VII
cox-Gay: demonstrators, up to 400
discount New tape. 40Se discount.
FIDELITY SOUND CO., 1420 L st.
NV, AID. 4-6224.
REFRIGERATOR, Philco, 9 Gu: It..
$50. Call after 9 and Sat, Sun.
tel. Ov. 3-3966. 4016-B Q. seth
RSEsjFiKHfIGiE ns 7-cu.-ft. Kelvira-
tor excellent condition. $76. TO.
2-OSl1.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

COLORED LADY wishes day worI
Saturday; hours. So and carfare
HUI. 3-6513. after 6 pm.
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THE EVENING STAR
11Ul Penna. Ave. NV

COLLECTION WOMAN. experienced;
for retail clothing store. Permanent
position Good salary. BUTLER S
FEDERAL, 621 9TH st. NV. %
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, part
time operator; 16-hr. wk., with ma
tional company. Must be expert
enced. Cali Mr.. LOOMS. NO. z
1862 between 9 am. and pm. IS
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DISHWAsHER. Gin peri. cond.
d dgley f Hp 49, 3H yrs; s76 or best
P %ssS,. S vi s.i SEsBAls set :. by
OgsslSAr2Ef q s'gf; R1Hs d
FLOOR SANDERS, Clarke; rebuilt;
Sin. drum; AND 5 53in edgers; guar
large sheets slightly higher; rubber
J: H. GIcHNER, 2513 M st: NV.
I2-14: good condition; $40. ME
FUR COAT-Mink Paw. size ~. Gx-
Gel. cond. Purch. at Saks. $275 OF
reasonable offer. EN-. 3-4140 after 8
FUR COAT. Persian lamb, fine cond.
size 1918. sacrifice to settle estate
Fur A: Scarf Scarf, mink. < skins. good
e%rdi; from Julius Garhnckel; $3.50.
FUR sTOLE-Black Norwegian fox,
never worn. sacrifice for 500 OF
best offer. Wo. 6-0646 after 8 I'm
FURNITURE-Entire contents Of 2
6sdrm M apt; os excel. cond.; all mod
FTRNfTURE - Sofa. 2 overstuffed
chairs, studio couch cover. large
Ape. ornate bedrm suite, twin beds.
chest. 2 tables. buffet. 2 rugs, pads,
hall runner. few pictures. misc.
1885 Biltmore st. NV. on premises
FuR * Il T; @ O Leaving washington.
Seven-piece fine walnut dinette set.
exten. table: plate glass top; Dumont
comb. Tv. 19-inch; alabaster statue
chairs, books and case, scatter hook
spreads. draperies, tapestries. small
tables, glassware. linens, set Havi-
land. kit: utensils. .GE iron. IRON
ing board; luggage, lady's 4B shoes,
mans clothing. size 90: kit, table
dens, 43O3 Russell ave. Apt. 4, of
Eastern ave., Nd. Sat-. SUM-. 10 to 8.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. mohair chan
mel back sofa and char az . With ma
Smith gray, broadloom rugs. ~.
FSFs II. Re-: .ysel 81. ssd I SALE
maple hutch lo cabinet SO $45 corner Ssa.s
mahog. in. desks, S25, $40; stu
dent desks, SO; lined oak modern
kneehole. desks, $45; lined oak bed
rm. suites with dble. dressers. bar
gains; gray sectional sofa. like new.
bargain; Sec. love seat; 5-pc. rock
maple dinette set, S45; Duncan
Phvfe drop-leaf tables, $50. S35;
set dinette chairs: leather top
tables; lounge chairs; bargains on
mirrors and lamps; secretary, S45.
terms. THE HOME SHOP. 1745 L
St NV Daily, 1877: Sun. 1-6.
FURNITURE-Liv. rm.. din. rm:,
FURNTTURE-Entire enc. apt; excel.
cond; reasonable: leaving town.
FURNITURETYouth bed; single bed
with spring: 2 rugs. 9x12; very
reasonable. Call Ju. 9-S0S6. -
TTURE-Marble-top table. $26:
marbie-top chest. S35: marble-top
sideboard, sos. LO. .5-Q557. 10
FURNTTURE-9-pc. walnut din. I'm.
suite, fairly good cond.. S125; 2-pc.
wal, bedrm. suite, fairly good cond..
S45. KE. 5000. 10
dining room
suite with table pads. 500. AD.
Attn. -S
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HUGO WORCH
926 a st. NV MA s.241
EetahlahaA 1870

OUTB0ARD MOTOR = super twin
Wizard. 7-hp., used about IL mrs.
$40. Phone OIL. 9-9O23. 81
PI.A = SS ri Kne heo1 upright full size
ditiOn; $40. IA. S.Is s' S000 Csn'
PIANO, Chickering grand. about
BY appt., Ho. S.7Ss7. -
PIANO, baby grand, mahogany case
good condition. JU. 1876. IS
PIANO, Spinet, Cable Nelson, mahog.
s sa9 ke TT' So4 Nth bench; like new
sninet used 7 @E0ei i!ttl I sa ASs0oe On,
Of many great values ct KITS
.l330 g st. NV. ~
PIANO, console. mahog:, excel: con,
t Si1iSa. gSoda sslae .v delivered snd
PIANO, story & CLARK, spinet, wal.
space; ss5e eS No S''' s-s S S'1 Wed
p ThS5s 9is; Friday after oo g. .o1d
Pianos, spinets: new. size; great,
match match F iasSHEs AIso bar esaGs +
grands RATNER'S MUSIC STORE
Pi2 ian 5sn 81 Bra md full-key6oSSrd
cIai only. S495. These pianos were
made to sell for S625. Pay S25
down. JORDAN'S, corner 18th and
g SITS. (Phone ST. 3:940ol and
P Son. o ST. s.1i eSs S oliver ssPFns
store open evenings. %
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets and
consoles Ct moderate rates; hauling
extra. JORDAN'S. corner 18th and
g sts. NV: SPhone ST; $-94ool and
s PSon. o 81 51i tSs S Silver sDFns
store open evenings. %
PIANOS-Jordan's Silver Spring store
at 1882 Georgia ave. Cat Mont
gomery Hills) has q complete selec-
ton OF pianos, new and used. Full
eSuns u Sfo5 g. $ open ans e.
9 pm. at night. Park on lot in
P iiI8S q F SsSRe' RENr-Low rates @0 on
MART lois 7th st. NV. Gust
Pf H1SSs M tf prices in D. c. area.
grands, 1885 up. Many fine makes
including Steinway, Chickering
Hardman.. Gable, HUNTINGTON, Mimi
piano and others. Low terms. Open
s sFi sef p nan y Co. 54 p s1.SES
dr., JU. 0-633S. %
PIANOS-H you want to buy Q new
or used piano, at . saving, visit
the Piano Mart. Over 100 .instru:
Lester Betsy Ross line. Special
discounts to members of the armed
forces, Government employees. D. c.
employees, etc. Pay as little as $25
down. Also pianos for rent. (ST.
3-6300). PIANO. MART. 1913 9TH
SITS. NV. liuSt above the libraryl
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GOVT. ATTY, 81, member d. G. Bar,
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insur.. real estate, etc. RIA. 6-S355.
PAINTER. first class, with crew and
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work
wall washing carpentry, house.
cleaning etc. SALVATION ARMY
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. S-4632
YOUNG MAN, reliable, seeks part
time work 3 evenings wk.. poss. Sat.
Box 92-A, Star. g.
wants daytime job. Has exper. In re-
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feur: experienced. Ii. 3-2474. e.
COLORED NAN wants work Of any
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