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The Republican., 1954-10-07
Band To Sponsor
Halloween Event

Members of the Mt. City Band
will again sponsor the annual Hal
lowe'en celebration in Oakland, it
was announced this week by Don
aid Stemple, president.
Stemple said the organization
was planning to have the annual
parade on Thursday night, Octo-
Der %, and that the Halloween
dance would be held on Saturday
evening, October 30, in the Moose
Hall, with the Continentals fur
nishing the music Seventy-five or
more prizes are expected to be
gathered for distribution the night
of the parade, after which there
will be the usual merrymaking on
the streets of the town.
The band won a first prize of
$75 at Kngwood last Thursday
night for being the best independ-
ent band in the parade.
The Republican., 1954-10-07
Sales Tax Totals
Reveal Increases
Garrett County Collections
Given AS S118,365
For Yeur

Sales tax collections throughout
Maryland for the fiscal year end
ing June 30, 1854, totaled $32,79O-
S28.75, an increase of 1927, over
the preceding II months, accord
ing to J. Millard Tawes, Comp
trolcr of the Treasury.
Garrett county collections were
given as $118,365, an increase of
$4,000 over fiscal 1858. In the
county, the general merchandise
group, which includes department
stores, accounted for the greatest
amount, S31 400. This was up
$4,000 during the year.
Utilities and transportation in
this county collected $22,584, about
the same as previous years, while
the automotive group accounted
for SIS, 9,626, a slight gain.
Declines were noted in the ap :
parel classification which col
lccted S1,705 compared with ST.
925 in 1858, and the furniture and
appliance group, $4,794 compared
with $5,553.
Other large collections were
noted by lumber builders and con-
tractors, $1O,474, food and bever-
age, $11 1872, and the miscellaneous
grouping, $15,961.
Total collections in the county
showed an increase over 1853 of
$4,770, or 4.20G,.
Only one county in the state
showed lower collections than Gar
rett. That was Calvert county,
where $102, ,468 was recorded.
The Republican., 1954-10-07
To Receive Hearing

Three men will receive hearing
tomorrow before Trial Magistrate
w. O. Bitter in Oakland on charges
of hunting deer at night by use of
artificial light, and hunting and
possession of deer in closed season.
The three charged with break
ing the law are Thomas w. Latter
ty, jeremiah L. Paugh and Robert
S. Paugh. The arrests were made
at a. M, October LIST, by three
game wardens, Francis Ruge, Leo
G. Friend and Robert Brown, in
the Pawn Run area.
Bitter set the hearing for 10 o.
clock tomorrow.
The Republican., 1954-10-07
Five Amendments of
Interest to County

The proposed amendments to the
constitution, which are to be voted
upon at the general election on
November 2, are being published in
their entirety today, and will ap-
pear in the ensuing issues up un-
til election time.
The publication of the proposed
amendments is authorized by Gov
ernor McKeldin and is made
mandatory by law, to give the
voters an opportunity to learn
their contents and help them make
up their mind on how to vote.
Five of the nine proposed
amendments will affect the Gar
rett county voters. A brief eXpla-
nation of the purposes of the
amendments is given below.
One would increase the annual
salary of the Governor to $4,000.
The present salary is $4,000 which
is the lowest of any governor in
~the 48 states.
One would permit the General
Assembly to enact a general alb
sentee voters law which would ap-
ply to civilians as well as to per-
sons in the military or naval serv-
ice At present only those in mill
tary or naval service are included.
One would provide for a Circuit
Court judge in each county except
those on the Eastern Shore, such
judges to be elected by the voters
of each county. At present Gar
rett county has no judge. 1t is a
part of the Fourth judicial circuit
composing Garrett, Allegany and
Washington counties. There are
two judges from Allegany county
and one from Washington county.
Another amendment would pro-
vide that the annual salary of the
Secretary of State be set by the
General Assembly instead of hav-
ing it specified in the Constitution;
would remove the requirement
from the Constitution that he re-
side at the seat of the government.
Another would confer general
powers of home rule on towns and
cities in the state. The general
provision would include the power
to amend their charters, on mat
ters relating to Incorporation, OF
ganization, government, or affairs
of their towns or cities without
action by the General Assembly.
! The power to fix maximum tax
rate and to levy any type of tax
would be reserved by the General
Assembly. Other restrictions would
forbid municipalities to repeal a
statewide law or law pertaining
to their class of town, or to change
existing laws concerning Sunday
observance of alcoholic beverages
Two of the others provide
changes in the judiciary depart
ment, but if the one concerning
providing a judge for this county
J is passed, these two will be of nc
effect in the balance of the state.
The Republican., 1954-10-07

Dewitt S. Hyde, Congressman
from the 9th district, and Republi-
can candidate for reelection, will
be in the county next Monday and
Tuesday, October II and IL, and
two mass meetings have been
scheduled by the Republican State
Central Committee.
Cheston H. Browning, chairman,
said a rally would be held in the
Oakland Fire hall on Monday even
ing, at s o'clock, and a similar
meeting would be held in the
Grantsville Elementary school on
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The rallies would climax per-
sonaI tours through the area dur
ing the day by Mr. Hyde and To-
cal Republican candidates. Also
participating in the tours would be
members of the committee and dis
trict workers. The general public
is invited to the rallies, at which
time Hyde will discuss some of the
campaign issues and local candi-
dates will speak briefly.
Around 100 district workers and
candidates attended an organiza-
tion meeting in the Republican
headquarters last night to lay
plans for getting out the vote on
election day. The meeting was
called by the Republican State
Central committee.
The Republican., 1954-10-07
Allegany Quint To
Play Southern High

Allegany High Schools cham
pionship basketball team will open
its twenty-one game schedule on
December 10th, with a game at
Southern Highs gymnasium, it
was announced this morning by
Allegany Highs coach, Walter L.
Bowers.
Southern is one of two new
comers on the card. Southern met
the champions last spring in a
championship playoff on the Fort
Hill court in Cumberland. Allegany
went on to win the state champion
ship.
The Republican., 1954-10-07
Pack Meeting Called

The Oakland Cub scouts will
hold pack meeting on Friday eve
ming, October 8, at 7:30, in the City
Hall, it was announced.
There will be induction of new
members. Parents of the boys are
requested to be present as well as
the cubs.
The Republican., 1954-10-07
Brownies To Meet

The first meeting for members
of the Brownie troop will be held
on Monday afternoon, October IL,
at $3.50 o'clock, at the City Hall.
The new leaders will be Mrs.
Billy Martin and Miss Heather
Robinson, with Mrs. John Soles as
assistant. Other leaders are Mrs.
Floyd Leighton and Mrs. Earl
Zep1.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24
BOHEMIAN BELIZE

The Bohemians have a tradition
that if a girl cuts hole in the ice
at midnight on Christmas Eve she
will see her future husband.
AS midnight approaches on the
Holy Day, you will see girls with
little hatchets wandering out to
nearby lakes and frozen brooks.
anxious to see the face of their
lover-to-be.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24

Christmas Island in the Pacific
is nearly 80 miles in circumference
and has one of the largest lagoons
in that sea. 1t was discovered by
Captain Cook in 1777 and annexed
by Great Britain in 1888 and at
tached to the Gilbert and EIice
Island group in 1919.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24

Christmas carols, for the most
part, are known in all parts of the
world. Their origin, in most cases
is lost, but they are thought to be
the spontaneous Outburst of joy
BUSINESS of ancient peoples at the
Christmas season.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24

JOLLY OLD ST. NICHOLAS-He's right hand beside
tree where these children for Christmas This
with without the Santa figure will be duplicated all Key
West tonight children add their gifts the pile under
Then quietly in the night the real will
these children nestled all their beds with
sugarplums dancing in their heads he'll of
Christmas joys for hem This posed
Steven Barh and Billie Dyke Poincana
Elementary School beside the caetorium
Claus figure by E. l. Mler
Citizen Staff Photo Pinder.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24

HEIGH Ho, THE HOLLY!
Blo1o, blo,o, thou ,cinter
tUind-
Thou art not so unkind
As mans ingrdtitmde!
Thy tooth is not so Keen,
Because thou are not seen.
Although thy breath be
rude.
Heigh no! sing heigh no!
unto the green holly,
Most friendship is teignimg,
most loring mere folly.
Then heigh no! the holly
This life is most jolly,
Freeze, freeze, thou bitter
sky
Thou doSt not bite so nigh
AS benefits forgot!
Though thou the t0dterS
10arp,
Thy sting Is not so sharp
As friend remembered
not.
Reigh no! sing heigh no!
unto the green holly,
Most friendship is feigning,
most loving mere folly.
Then heigh no, the holly.
This life is most jolly!
"a "a "a sa ri "a sss ss "a ):
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored
Good hours. good pay; must be ex-
perienced. Call OIL. 1882. Il
STENOGRAPHER. neat. attractive,
fully exper. in general once work;
able to meet the public: 5-day
week; pleasant working cond. in
air-cond. once: 1856; salary. sos
per wk. Apply NEW YORK DEC
GRATING CO.. oil 18th st. NV
STENOGRAPHER, under IS, tempo.
rary position Of 6 mos; 5-day week;
air-cond. bldg. Contact MR.. AMAN
NE. 5000. %
STENO., fast, accurate typist; SOME
shorthand, for public relations Of.
fee; salary open. Call either Tues.
day or Thursday between 8 and
$50. RE. 7-4040. Il
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST for small
Imam once. Good working cond
with opportunity for advancement
Apply RIM. 109. CONGRESS HOUSE
1870 Penna. ave. Sc. Il
STENOGRAPHER. prefer med1ca
trainee: start Immediately; salarS
open; small hospital. South Airing
ton: Box Adv. Star. a
STENOGRAPHER; 5h-day wk.: in;
teresting work, disqualification. paid
Apply WONDER BAKERY. 1901 Ga
sTENOGHRAPHER and general ONCE
worker. resident Of Silver Spring
preferred for work in Kensington.
Md. Kindly provide resume Of ex-
per in own handwriting to P. o.
Box 1913. KenSington. Md. 30
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SITUATIoNS-MEN

started. caught up. kept part time;
local refs; prompt. JU. o-5407.
DISHWASHER. exper, night Job, &
pm. To / am. LII. 4-5S57. 8 to
FARM MANAGER. white. reliable.
F A. PETERS, care of Mrs. w. Pres
grave. Flint Hill, Va. 2.
PAINTER wants work. Good color
mixer Ii. 4-2937. l.
PILOT, $500 hours, age 80, study
ing areonautical engineering, draft
ing exper., desires work for summer.
Make me an offer. Phone JE. f.
SALESMAN, family man. -. desires
position. interview: to exclude rou-
tine canvassing, soliciting oners. Boz
sf FEN GaRs1AlPiHER young man 1sOyrs.
old, desires full time position be-
s ginning; "a avg SsE1isssii until then part
MEN AVAILABLE for mouse ana yard
work and other misc odd Jobs: Call
the SALVATION ARMY. Harbor
Light Center We. S-4632
YOUNG MAN. Is, white. wants sum
mer work out Of town in resort or
other work. DE. .2-3S73.
YOUNG MAN, colored. 10. desires
work in late evening; permit. Ii. b.
4361. after ) pm.
AMBITIOUS BOY. white,
II wants work for summer. Prefers
cleo. asst. OIL. 4-2016. II
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SITUATIONS WOMEN (cent. } u

TEACHER, exper. elementary major.
desires position in pvt. school. pre-
fer to live in: also have typing and
TYPIST wants part-time work or
work at home. Copying. addressing,
inclosing, folding. Reasonable rates,
Box OFT. Star. 2'
TYPIST-50 words per min. Some
Stenography. Part-time employment
preferred where age is no handicap.
Salary commensurate with ability.
HO. 2-0S04 - l.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wants Job dur
ing July and Aug. as typist, general
ONCE work. or child care. JU. 9-0S52.
GIRL. colored, desires dishwashing or
bus girl. IL 6-464S.
WOMAN, colored. desires work as
clerk, assembler, cardpunch OPP
orator or waitress; exper.; some
tipping. Ii. 3-0439.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

SHAMPOO GIRL. also combination
manicurist and shampoo girls, hne
working conditions: apply 8 to. 8.
1645 Conn. ave. NV. so
SHIRT OPERATOR. steady Job, tor
salary, excel. working conds.: 10 min
from downtown Wash. must be
capable and dependable. Apply
1915 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex, XII
SILK FINISHER. must be expert
enced for all-around high-auality
finishing and pleating: steady Job;
: DAYS NIX. TIPTOP CLEANERS.
7l3 Nd. ave ne. Ii. G-3415. Il
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, first-class and Sgh.w.: Cape
Cod in summer and Boston other
months. 3 adults $40. 5ha-day wk,
COOK CIV, live, in. help care
for 9 children. $40. OIL. 1900.
GIRL to help mother with g.h.w. 5
afternoon week, AS pm; no car
fare; S25 mo- OIL. 4-5597
LADY, white. as homemaker for A.
yr-old girl and father. Nice home
in Bethesda. After 6 weekdays. OIL.
ME MERRITT OR VIENNA Area
White woman with child TO care for
only. $50 mo. JE. 4-2O60. -
MTDDLE-AGED HOUSEKEEPER to
care for 3 children and Inv; $50
REI ELI Bhis' CoI ~ CoGPiE to live
in; apt; woman for e.h.w.. man
can work out: references. Call
MORNINGS bet. and 1. 1926 Bit
C oHfs &; WOMAN. must live in; ?
adults. ! infant; new rambler.
WEEDS. OF, Suns. till q pm. OIL.
6-6596 -
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sITUATIoNS-WoMEN

LEGAL SECRETARY. experienced
desires typing TO be done at home
or temporary secretarial work at
your once. Call NE. S-216l, Ext.
PRAC. NURSE: exper.: best refs: s
or 10 hr.; live out. LA. 6-2936.
80"
SECRETARY, top congressional. seeks
responsible position Min. salary.
5000 per VI. LII. 1-43el or Box
sTENOGRAPHER - Exper.; desires
p0rt-ttme work. 10. 1881. 2s
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Statistical Clerk

Under IS. for advertising research
dept of national news maRazine.
Should enjoy working with figures
and detail. Good working knowledge
of arithmetic essential: CIRCULATING
machine experience desirable. Some
typing also required. Pleasant work
ING conditions, MANY company bene-
ffts. Air-cond. bldg. Phone DI
$4,000, Ext. 263 bet. 9-5.
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SITUATIoNS=poMEsTIc

FLOORS CLEANED. waxed. Reas.
Windows, walls washed. Emergency
c! TSTk s.. specialtyy 70 70 1 at;3s
Mon Mon; to Fri. in Sc; refs. 10; l.
GIRL. colored, neat. honest. good
week. II. 3-4SO2: refs.
GIRLS CO, colored. desire daywork
or child care; Ii; 6-s12S.
wishes SSrF POSITION o IL hS%e
DEAF MAN wants job. housekeeper.
=: Janit0r; AID; 4-1065; JOE RECTOR;
WISH TSRa 70 al FLAd ~ nv a"e e4ssll.nt maid
good with children. Cali Lo. 1868.
EXPERIENCED COLORED WOMAN
wants g.h.w.: excel. with children;
5-day week. Refs. Ii. 1880.
COLORED GIRL, g.h.w., wants days
work or full time; exper. Call JE.
CoT6RED GIRL. neat and depend
able. wants light houSework and
child care. or DAYS a week. Elk
perienced; reference. Ia. 9-6732..
COLORED GIRL wants days work.
References. AID. 4-1S19.
COLORED WOMAN desires ironing in
or out the home; baby sitting; best
refs. NO. 7-9035.
COLORED-WANT place as mothers
learn. Phone HUI. 3-8644. l.
colored, desires day work;
exper.; ref. RIA. $500.
GIRL, colored, wants g.h.w.; plain
cook; good with children; Al ref;
5h-day wk. After z pm, Ii: 1896.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored; nurse
maid, general housework. Live in
or out. 10. 2-0599.
GIRL, colored, desires days work.
References. Ii. 3-240S.
COLORED MAID desires q good steady
Job; good, willing worker. Refer
CoL0RED GIRL desires days work
Wed, Thurs. and Fri. LU. 1904.
RELIABLE COLORED GIRL wants
Job, child care; exper.. refs. 10. l.
COLoREp WOMAN wants g.h,w.;
stay nights. HUI. 3-4143
COLORED LADY. fond of children.
desires child care. g.h.w.. Monday
through Friday; good refs. Ii. g.
Girl desires days work. HUI. a.
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BOX 21e-s, STAR
CTFRK-C1SHTER. for rental once

CLERK for rental once Of
apt development: prefer resident Of
Fairfax Village area. Contact RENT
AL OFFICE, 2001 3Sth st. Sc. .
CLERK TYPtST. age 23 to 80: exper
in personnel administration. re.
CURED: average tipping speed, so
words per minute necessary: excel
salary and employe benefits. Can
CIERK-TYPiST. under IS. We like
to work in pleasant air-cond,. sur
round. with friendly people. II you
do, too. come in between $40 and
$3.50 and talk to US. knowledge OF
tipping essential. Apply Personnel
off. Rm. 300. EQUITABLE LIFE
ms. co, SIG l4th st. NV. i
35-hr. week. 2 am
to > pm. days. Invoices and
sales records. Call for appointment.
COLUMBIA SPECIALITY CO., OIL.
CLERK-THPIST. white. age 2l-3n;
for payroll work; better than aver
age salary; 5-day week: ne. sec
ton: some knowledge comptometsr
operation required. Call AID. 2-O2OS.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS; attics.
recreation rooms. porches. A COM
plete service. Have it done right.
call WHITE. LO. 1857. 80
ADDITIONS, BRICKWORK and con-
crete work. done by exper. mechanic;
reas. AID. 4-1163. WILLIE BOYSE.
ADDITIONS. PORCHEs. screening
complete remodelins service: esti-
mates tree; all work fully guar
No money dr.. SO mos. to pay: SECO
SALES. jU S-3010. day or night.
ALL KINDS HOUSE REPAIR and re-
BRiCKLAYiNG C0NTRACTOR-Fire-
places, walls. steps. all types OF
masonry. A; re4iNAkI 70 - SSt
Of all wood. made. repaired. Reeas.
CARP2NTER. White mechanic. paint
tln ing; roof repair remOdelins. sPU
CARIPSEESsTER-Dormers. porches. rec.
rms. new and old work. anything.
MR.. SMITH. ia. 4-O5O1. any time.
OF ALL KINDS: paint.
ing and fence work; reasonable
c SsEEETs 81 :ms SiS JOBS house paint
ing. interior and exterior. roof
repaired and painted. WA. 7-6442.
cARPENTRY-oeneral repair. Stores.
Offices and new homes. ReaS. prices.
Call FRIEDMAN. Ia. 9-4SSO. %
CEMENT WALKS, porches. flagstone
patios. stone retaining walls; free
estimates. LU. 2-4130. .
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER- Phone RIA. 6-Sess any
day any night
INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs, short circuits. small jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time. 2S'
FENCE. chain link or wood: mate
rails only or installed; big savings.
LII. 10000 IA. SOAP It'll 9 pm.
DRIVEWAYS, retaining
walls very reasonable. Free esti-
mates. WE. 5-4761. -
INSTALLATIONS. wiz.
ing Residential. commercial. air
cond. Service any time. OIL. 6-7S90.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

FREE. FREE. FREE! Colored and
anaIysls' e. PERKS PEI ks sI STU g. OF IF
st NV. simply by calling AID
LEARN TO SING in 10 easy lessons.
siNGTNo SYSTEM. jU. 9-1213 II
ABC SHORTHAND in 6 wks.. SGT 80.
terms ARRANGED Gregg shorthand IN
Air conditioned TEMPLE SCHOOL.
AIRLINES NEED young women for
glamorous positions as reservation
lists; commandments. hostesses.
High school graduates, II to 80
Learn if you can qualify; Inter
well, MA. S-274O. WEAVER AIRLINE
CLUB = In
formal GATHERINGS supervised by ma.
tive French instructors General
converse ton. Each session differ
emit. Attend any or all of them Six
hours per week. Membership. $40
per mo. LACAZE ACADEMY. 1910
K st NV. RE 7-1S17. EST. 1899
QUICK, easy. beginner and refresher
courses in TYPING. SHORTHAND:
bookkeeping. office machines: small
classes start immed. BOYD SCHOOL.
cor. 18th and G. SITS. MA. S-234O
AMERICAN PIX RECEIPT. SCHOOL
DAY-EVENING ESTABLISHED
FREE JOB PLACEMENT 1919 FNW
Ma. S-4142 DE. 2-5973.
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FILE CABINETS

500 wood legal and letter four drawer
4-drawer steel letter file cabinets
$3.50. one drawer letter transfer
steel roller bearing, OF make $2.o5
like new condition. Hundreds card
per drawer. unlimited quantity once
furniture reconditioned at savings
up to 75cs. Free delivery and PARK.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. co.
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
FIXTURES, dress shop; wall case.
show case, glass inclosed dress case.
cash register. Best offer. 1921 You
FOAM RUBBER. cut any shape:
cushions, holsters. hunks GILL;
LAND. Pas F NV Elk. 3-6633. .
a ORD TRACTOR ATTACHMENTS. at
cost; new Dearborn field cult.
motor. new Dearborn bulldozer
blade, . new Dearborn utility blades,
l new Denueser post-hole digger. l
new Harris oft. rotary land-clear-
ing bush hog. l set new Arps. half
tracks for Ford tractors: Can be in:
CO. YARD. 446 Calvert ave. Alex
andria. Phone OV 3-3SS6.
FREEZER. Top Flight, Victor 10 Gu.
it.. freezer chest; only 8 mo. old;
beino offered with food-buying priv
ileges at low prices; best financing
available, with no down payment II
your credit is good. Call JU, 9-3117.
FREEZER. upright. II Gu. IT., new.
FURNITURE-one Simmons sofa bed.
good cond., $40; one gossip bench.
Sl5; one metal bed. sprR. and matt.
SIS. Call JU. 5-65S5. Il
FURNITURE-Bedrm din. rm.. ETC.:
good cond.; moving to Fla; very
reas. price. 1913 Varnum st. NV.
FURNiTuRE-solid mahos bedrm,
set: antique love seat with tufted
back; etc. Excel. cond. Reas. OF.
FURNiTURE-7-pc. din. set. incl Z
CHI. l buff.. CHI. closet. l nah.
table, loveseat, easy. chair, occ.
LA. 6-S163 or AID. 4-2s97, after
FURNITURE-studio couch. brkfst.
set. Formica top; coffee table. lv.
rm. table. etc: LA. 6-7S61.
r ana Misc item r in oie exc I c orS-
Reasonable. Can be seen Wed. and
Thurs. $50 p.m.-9:3O pm: so
FURNiTURE-Mahog. din. rm. suite.
PIECE aoks s25 .ah,s hand cSnies wilkins yREH
. sets mahog. end tables. $40 and
500; GE auto. washer, 5000; GE
dryer. $3.50; GE ironer. 500: VI
old 9-cu.-ft. GE deep freeze. $500;
various other items. Call EN-. s.
FURNiTURE-Maple, twin beds, and
springs. dresser and chest. 9xl2 rug.
occ. chairs. lamps. RIA. STAG. 1"
FURNTTURE-Eptir 6 rms. reaS.s
by piece. TU. 2-6246. after 4;30.
Kitchen. liv rm. bed
rm., dining I'm. 6949 Allentown I'd.
- Unclaimed. Modern
sofa $50 occasional chair S. sec.
retarlal desk S35 sofa and match
ing chair S1O0 loveseat-bed $50.
studio couch $50. rocker $40. cas-
we'll chair Sl5 teleVlSion stool So.
washstand So. innerSprinR mattress
$40. club chair SIS, sofa-bed $40.
ice cream parlor chairs 81. 80. Hide
away bed. Sl4O. We also do reup-
holsteting: sofa and chair sos. Slip
covers S54: labor and material in
cluded. Furniture reflnished. antique
restoring cabinet work. corniceS and
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small. HOFFMAN UPHOLSTERERS.
2447 18th street NV. co. 5-51 16.
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SALE-Brand-new bet
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$4,000 a year, plus 3
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for qualified men. We
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Liberal vacation and sick
leave plus many other en-
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Applied Physics Laboratory
THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV.
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