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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01
More HOnOrs For
Daughter ELKS

The Cecilia Alleyne Drill Team
IS of Phyllis Wheatley Temple
q, Boston, has been chosen to
be the women's military police
unit of the New England Ant
Ter Guard, I. B. o. E. o. w.
This new honor came as a
real surprise Sunday, April rs,
at the New England meeting
held in New Haven, Conn. un-
der the command of Brigadier
eneral A. L. Clarke.
The Cecilia Alleyne Drill
Team IS has come a long way
in the last two years. It was
the first unit to bring back
a Grand Lodge trophy to New
England. In 1852 at the Elks
rand Lodge convention at At
lantic City it was judged the
sharpest and best-dressed unit
of all in the gathering.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01
CHARM
By Lou LUTOUR

NEW YORK - You are all
dressed and ready to go. You
have given yourself the once
over and you find your clothes
are scrupulously clean, your
shoes well brushed, your stock
ing seams are straight, your
hair becomingly arranged, and
your accessories match well,
and all in all you are dressed
in perfect tastee.
There is just one thing more.
Do your manners, and your
general carriage go with your
costume? No matter how much
time is spent on dressing well,
that time is wasted if a woman
detracts from her appearance
by noisy talking, gum chewing,
or by an affected walk. So when
you put on your loveliest
clothes, be your lovely self.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01
GOMEZ SUFFERS
iIS0PH JINX"

NEW YORK - Twice now
Ruben Gomez, Puerto Rican
pitcher for the New York
Giants, has been unable to last
long enough in a game to work
up g sweat. The Dodgers
pounced on him most happily
in the second game of the sea-
son inning. And this week, the
lowly Pirates flattened him in
the third. Yet this is the same
Gomez who was to be No. 2
pitcher for the Giants - so
commendable was his work last
year.
1t could be that Gomez is
suffering from the sophomore
jinx" which so often plaques
an athelete in his second year
Last year, the 26 year old right
handler was so deadly to left
handlers that he managed a 10
and II record as a rookie. With
the major starters of the Giants
as Jansen and Hearn complete
ly off-beat, Ruben picked up
so much of the slack that
skipper Durocher counted on
him as an old reliable. But
his performances this year have
been very sad indeed. The
Giants are just hoping that this
is only temporary for they can
i'll afford having Gomez go
through a sophomore jinx.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01

was vainly trying to white
down the budget and take 12%
of the $4,000 sought for 1t.
Governor Winters personal
expenses.
Among other things, Rep.
Burke said:
IF the Lieutenant Governor
wants to set up a publicity
staff he can do it through the
Republican State Committee,
not on the money of the tax
papers,"
Burke continued that besides
spending $4,000 for a publi-
city staff, Whittier has dor
rowed press photographer
from the Public Works Depart
ment."
He described the Whittier
item in the budget as one of
the soft items which is setting
a poor example for Economy in
the executive department of
State government.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01
MARY Strong
JoLks
TALKS FIVE MINUTES NOW

TALKS FIVE MINUTES NOW
We plan to do such great
things - when we have more
time. More time seems never
to come. We have but five min
utes and that is not long
long enough to do this great
thing we have in mind. There
fore, do not attempt it. And
so life goes on and on: we
grow old and realize that life
is behind us - the day is done
and our task was never even
begun. Writers find that begin
ming a project is one of the best
ways of getting it done. Five
minutes would at least begin
it and we must remember this:
"You can do more with five
minutes than with a thousand
years after you are dead"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01
Whittier Tabled
Most Expensive
Lieut.. Governor

Sumner G. Whittier of Ever
EFT, an arch foe of needless
government expenditures dur
ing Democratic administrations,
was tabled this week as "the
most expensive Lieutenant
Governor in the history of the
Commonwealth.
The appellation was attributed
to the popular Republican vote
getter by Rep. James A. Burke,
a Hyde Park member of the
House of Representatives, dur
ing discussion of the record
1882 million COP appropriation
bill.
The remarks came from the
Hyde Park Democrat while he
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01

Massasoit Lodge 1879. I. B. p.
o. E. w. has made another
great entry into the limelight,
this time with a sharp out
fitted, fine group Of marching
men, the Elmer j. Pueblo Pat
rol 247. Don't forget that
name, for you will be hearing
it quite often.
Various patrols of the N. E.
S. were the guests of Rock Is
land Lodge at New Haven,
Conn, Sunday, April Is, for
the meeting which was held
under the direction of New
England Brig. en-. A. Lincoln
Clarke. Elmer J. Pueblo Pat
rol "A was well represented.
Members attending were Capt.
j. Carlton Bond, E. r.; End
1t. Jos. Wright, Sgt. r. Wright,
Sgt. c. Lindsey, Sgt. NJ. John
son, { L. D. M A. Hunt, Sgt.
D. williams, Sgt. R. N. viii
liams, Guardsman R Williams,
End 1t. H. Holley, C. D. M
w. Devon, (G) j. Hammond
and Sgt. S. Stiles
Patrol II of Juanita Temple
81, 1. B. P. o. E. W., Cambridge,
was well represented by Capt.
G. Smith, End 1t. Thomas, Mai.
e. Reddick, -st 1t. R. Smith,
Sgt. z. Brooks, Sgt. Hammond,
Guardsman D. Montiero. also
E. MAINS, M. Waller, I. Ed
wards, Mr.. Foster. please for
give me if any names are omit
ted.
Other patrols attending we're
the Commonwealth, Hospital
Corps, the Phyllis Wheatley
Team, the last-named being APP
pointed as the women police of
the Antler Guard in New Eng
land.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01

so authentic that we thought it
the real Mccoy and that at
last more colored persons were
getting in the advertising part
of the entertainment field. But
it wasn't Nat and Sky Coach
probably saved much by NOT
getting the real thing.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01
PORT S
BILLIARD U. S.
''ENVOY"

CLEVELAND = Harrison Dill
lard, - Olympic hurdle cham
pion, has accepted the offer
81 the State Department to
make an extensive foreign tour
this Fall as a good will am
bassador. billiard will visit both
Europe and Asia.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01
WHAT SHALL WE EAT
By May o'ktaIIeY,
Nutrition Editor
New Ensland Dairy and

FsS0Qf GGVnCH
RhuboFb 81 CusEord Topping
A simple dish of stewed rhu-
barb tastes good when topped with
a few slices of bananas.
Your family will like rhubarb
with many other food. Rhubarb's
bittersweet freshness is the perfect
complement for many mild flavors.
The fruity freshness of rhubsrb
sauce on a dish of ice cream makes
a hit with children. Try rhubarb
. sauce on strawberry, vanilla, or
pistachio ice cream. Or spoon the
rhubarb sauce over dish holding
all three of those flavors.
To make RHUBARB SAUCE:
Dice 1 lb. rhubarb; it gives about
315 cups. Add " to u cup sugar,
plus l tablespoon water. Cover
tightly and simmer over low heat
until just tender. Cool. It usually
makes a topping for about 6 serv-
ings of ice cream.
RHUBARB CRISP has a custard
topping that makes it a gourmet's
dish. And it's very special use of
that kitchen plentiful bread
crumbs. Buttered crumbs are
baked in layers with sweetened
diced rhubarb. You can add CHINA
mon and nutmeg to crumbs and
fruit before baking if you wish.
At serving time, it is topped with
a milk-rich custard sauce, that
gives lots of nourishment, good
taste, and good looks. What about
few slices of bananas added over
the custard topping on each serv-
ing.
RHUBARB CRISP u
2 cups bread crumbs @
3 tablespoons melted butter
cups diced rhubarb
rs cup granulated sugar
l tablespoon lemon juice
u cup hot water
Blend crumbs with butter; heat
until lightly Drowned. Place 70 of
the crumbs in a buttered 1-quart
baking dish. Top with half the
rhubarb and sprinkle with half the
sugar and lemon juice. Add anoth-
err layer of crumbs and remaining
rhubarb, sugar and lemon juice.
Top with remaining crumbs and
add hot water. Bake in moderately
hot oven, 3750 F., for 80 minutes,
until rhubarb is tender. Serve
warm with Custard Sauce. Makes
6 servings.
CUSTARD SAUCE
2 cups milk
3 eggs
u cup granulated sugar
u teaspoon salt
l teaspoon vanilla
Heat milk to scalding. Beat eggs
slightly; add sugar, salt and stir in
hot milk. Cook in double boiler
over hot water, to minutes, un.
til mixture coats the spoon, stir.
ring constantly. Remove irnmed-
lately from hot water; cool and stir
in vanilla. Makes 2 cups.
FOR A GOOD DAY
Breakfast "A
Tomato Juice M
Corn Flakes Milk
Sausage Patties
Toast Butter
Milk Coffee
Lunch
Asparagus Goldenrod
Toast Butter
Fruit Gelatin
Cookies
Milk
Dinner
Beef Stew with Vegetables
Head Lettuce Salad
Bread Butter
Rhubarb Crisp with
Custard Sauce
Milk
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01

You can't beat good chicken dinner for popularity especially
odfahoned chicken fcasee Choose the pmp sewng chicken
nd you'll have plenty Of rich gravy
that ceny goodness by adding sprkgs Of Accent
both fowl and broth Accent brings all the NATURAL full favo
only Of chicken but in the vegetables and we'll For the final
perfect touch surround the fcassee with special hot biscuits
dupngs bathed that luscious spng Of Accent added
the dry ingredients before making biscuits dumpngs works
der tool An ideal vegetable accompaniment Of is golden
onhecob be to have all three shakers handy salt
and Accent when it, and don't the butter
OldFashoned Chicken Fricassee
Cut fowl serving size pieces wash thoroughly place in heavy
kettle Add boiling water teaspoons quartere
celery leaves few peppecorns and small baaf Covers simmer
hours until fowl is tender adding IL teaspoons salt during
last hour Remove chicken to hot platter strain broth and make
gravy.
Corn-on-the-Cob
Add Accent cooking water using teaspoon per
accent is monosodium glutamats
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01
WISE SAYINGS

WISE SAYINGS -. =. .....
Make it a habit not to be
critical about small things.
It's a good thing to trust a
person entirely or not at all.
AS short as life is we naake
it still shorter by the careless
waste of time.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01
No Secrets

Nobody was ever so right as
the philosopher who once said
that, in the long run, all Sc
crets are made known.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01

"An upturn consumer spend
ing and a corresponding rise in
general business activity have
been predicted by economists
for the second quarter of this
year"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01
BEAUTY HINTS
BY NINA TEMPLE
NOSE HAIRS


Almost anyone has tiny hairs
inside the nostrils. Foolish peo-
plue pull them out. Whatever
you do, don't do this as they
are there to protect the throat
and lungs from particles of
dust floating in the air. If you
will place a bit of soft cloth
or cotton wetted with peroxide
in the noStrils for a few min
utes, it will bleach them and
they cannot be seen. 1t is al
ways wise to make inquiries
about matters of this kind be-
fore presuming to operate up
on yourself.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01

Physics
Somewhere in the back Of the
physics books, no doubt, they
explain why a rug that's too
heavy to lift will curl up on
the edges by itself and snap
at ones ankles.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01

THERE is a fight to the finish
against cerebral palsy. VIII you
help with a contribution?
Evening star., 1954-05-10
FARM AND GARDEN

GOOD TOP SOIL and COW manure:
green and well rotten. JE. 2IlS4s.
BgLLpozERs: 'gL ,s1a Is. for, for rrsdine .xsay..-
cali UN 1855; nights AP. 7-Obes.
AZALEAS. hardy Held grown. an
colors and sizes, Soc and up: open
weekdays and sundays. 25f0 18th
LANibscApNG Al S.; AND TREE SERVICE
6cOsGl 6ely ssaaleas maPeIs PoUsE 'sse bLb nrJH. Js.
sODDING AND GRADING-Beauti-
ful bluesrass: al york guar; free
estimate. REDWIN0. Po. 2-4734.
BIRD BATHS. benches. boxes, sum
dtals, gazing GLOBES. statues, etc.
3215 Mass. ave. Sc. LU. 2-2464.
T,SPscMmv:Eys or Il: :5ys good rich toP;G,l
RoTH's AZALEA GARDENs, whoie-
sale. retail Omen daily. s2ll Sliso
sffRsHvwskkRRY fTssv skRE 1pk 1PEkANTs. Ma tr.shly Sus
premier Big Joe. $3.50 per hundred:
dred, prepaid: azalea, cushion, mum
giants red and PINK while they
then thsmum oos early' yor coioifS i ee Mixed Il
nlaIs. BURDOFTs. real estate Of
nce. Colesville. Nd. Call Evergrseen
VIRGIN TOPsoL. best quality. any
quantity; immed; del, Teas; FLEM:-
GARbEHNls FLOWED with R6tOtifler
Fairfax. ia. 1881. 10
d. c. and Nd. Free est Call MR..
CLAYTON. Ii. $3.50, any time.
TREE REMOVAL, trimmed. topped
and yard work. Call ewes, ~.
TOP SOII-Rich, dark loan. ideal
for 'awns. flowers and gardens; ] "a
tons, S12, delivered. 10. 7-74s7.
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hELP-WoMEN

SECRETARY. under SO. small once;
SS.day week: $4,000 start. Box 299-J
saEscaRRiETARY-susy law firm need.
executive-type enacient and smature
hard work under pressure; no pre-
Vious legal experience necessary;
modern, new, centrally located air
cond. offices; salary open. Boz
sschtaTaRYi-Ase scha s,fEi % to 80. perr@%s. r%
typewriter. Trade association; air
Salary. $s.4oo a; to $1,000. Boz
sEcEETiAkY.' SECRET SsaE' must b. exper. air RI ms.
number. Box 2O9-L, Star. %
SECRETARY Y-STENO.-PRIMA DON.
MAS READ NO FURTHER, Estab:
lished law once. principally Fedora
tRions. tRaS'0ed Good health essential. Hos Hos.
pitalization and insurance after
months. State fully. education, ex-
gssEalsTPcss gsasT "a and salary expected. % Boz
SECRETARY-Accur not over 35;
work varied: well-known law flrm;
RUneS bIildSsy SSay EsSE ssaTy $685.
State age. education, experience.
SECRETARY, under 80, for WASH
ington off1ce Of West Coast research
organization: air-cond. bldg, CEN
trally located: varied assignments:
S3,500. Ma. S-S05S. $50 to 10
am. Mon. and Tues.
SECRETARY, permanent position at
National Airport. 5-day week. air
line pass privilege. Starting salary
$225 a month. Phone Ex. 3-7S56
SECRETxRY single must he abie In
take dictation; national headauar-
ters Catholic organizations; 5-day
week, vacation with pay, hospitali-
zation, retirement. Call RE. 7-3553,
Ext. 245 for appointment. -15
SECRETARY RY-ASSISTANT, research
and consulting organization in Alex
andria desires alert, personable girl
for handling INQUIRIES, sales promo:
tion releases. Position requires rapid
and accurate tipping for handling
substantial volume. Of routine in.
quiries. good shorthand for special
INQUIRIES, capacity to assemble In
formation and organize 1les EN-
GENTLY. Opportunity to assist iD in
teresting projects Of market re-
search. release preparation. etc.
This Is O. position for an energetic
person with geod Judgment In ex-
panding company activity. Salary
open. Excellent Advancement oppor-
tunity for the right person. Call
SECRETARY = Alexandria, 5-day
week, small office. XII. 9-3353,. or
apply ITO N. Columbus st, Ill
Evening star., 1954-05-10

variety store. 1907 You Ct. NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-10
SITUATloNS-WoMEN

COMPANION for adult In q Christian
home. References. so. 1862. -12
DENTAL ASSISTANT. college stu
dent; can type statements. etc.
Please call my home. JE. 3-160S
wkdys. after 6 pm. los
IRONING TO DO, my home or your
home; white; no animals. Hudson
NURSE, colored, practical; child
care for empl. adults or g.h.w. in
D. c.; best refs. LU. 1882.
NURSE, practical, desires work at
any time; refs. LU. 1-7435. IL
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, for en-
ployed couple. 5 days q week. Live
out. Ii 4?197.
ATT. ATTORNEYS-Now avail, COM
petent legal secys.: excel. ref. JOBS.
INC. 1740 K st. NV. RE. 7-31 So.
CALL AID. 4-O63s for reliable day,
part time or full time help. PRU-
TWO WOMEN, colored. restaurant
washer. busgirl. CO. 5-4650.
RELIABLE COLORED GIRL wants
evening or nightwork cleaning Of
fees. Phone LU. 3-1S17.
COLORED GIRL desires elev. oper
job: day or night: local refs; good
worker Call Ii 4-3042
Evening star., 1954-05-10
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcons.,

UPHOLSTERING-Special sale on re-
upholstering. repairing. cushions re.
t1lled. cleaned. Also slip covers and
mates, call anv time. A6B UPHOL-
STERERS. RA. 6-7712. -12
WATERPROOFING-Expeft mechan-
les. brick pointing. transparent
coatings and Easements; free esti-
mates. DILLON CO.. JU. S-4SS5.
WATERPROOFING-.Guar.; bsmt. q
speciality; brick pointing, caulkinE.
transparent coatings. LO. 4-OOO9.
Ia
GET YOUR PORCH SCREENED be.
fore the bugs come. Call Mr..
TAYLOR. JU. 5-3942. ewes
ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS! - Let
Grob's and Sons restore your home
to the orig. appearance. Gen eral
nome repair. perSonali1ed service
and estimates. JE. 4-2929. 10
Evening star., 1954-05-10
SITUATIoNS-DoMESTIc

GIRL, colored, wants job. as nurse
maid. High school education. child
care training; live in or out; refs
and exper. Ii. 7-S549.
GIRL, colored. desires general house
work; part time or steady. DU
LADY, colored, wants daywork; 75c
hr. and carfare. AID. 2-0S3S.
GIRL, colored: child care. light house
work. for empl. couple. Monday
through Friday. Ref. DI. 1881.
CHILD CARE-Colored girl desires
child care. 10. 1-0756.
YOUNG LADY, white. desires to help
with care of children: live in or out.
EXPER. HOUSEWORKER - Leaving
Wash; wish. to place my dependable
maid; excel. laundress and house
keeper. inc with children. MRS
COLORED ALL-ROUND EXPERT.
ENCED COOK, steady work. IL
CoLORED WOMAN, refined and de-
pendable. wants child care for en-
ployed parents; days: reference
Call after. 2 o'clock. EN-. 3-1160.
COLORED WOMAN to take care
child: (age from one to sikh. Tele-
phone Ii, 6-4S05.
Evening star., 1954-05-10

BULLDOZER, HD-19, blade. S4.950.
Scrapers large and small, good con,
dition, will consider deal. 1941 kb
dump. $3.50. Topsoil. Lo. 10000.
BICYCLE. boys 2e-in. stelber: ridden
CANDELABRA, sterling. 4 pieces, cost
$3.50; sell 500. WA. 7-6624 ewes;
cTsH WAi 7-R5d4 RREG1sTER. saySE National: " York
7a-ton air conditioner condition ,ssti. wal cases, ,rsx:
pedestais. wrapping counter. shelv-
ing units, shoe bar. other items.
STERLING KIDD1E SHOP; s7Il s7IIl
CHEEcciKSwiRIrERs in 1st-class eond. :.
$40 up can today; CO ss-41s25S' s1s59'
China Hfs5 cABINETs Cab e; i.5ss. in s 500
csSSSpaSeSEA sSpaSt!SSHE cso co6tki. 81 is7gsS nsS condo
chine. SIS. Joy. 90s sth st. Sc.
DAIRY CASE. Hill. 8 doors. meat
case; 10 f., dbls duty A 2 half h.D; b; 2;
EffF SE1iE EEEtzf BE- allGaSl sSsl.h., ~ Gu ,1 t.,
DIAMONDsVLady's % Ct. $l25;
lady's ] Ct. $3.50; lady's IA cts.
S355: lady,s IA cts; pear s,',.s SHAPE ape
$3.50: mans 41a cts. sI.5S0; lady's
s cts. emerald cut. 81, ,995.. LIV-
INGTON & CO.. 1923 H st. NV.
DINING mi eIoe ROOM SUITE. 7-piece lined
oak; excellent condition. LU;; 4
$500 or LU. 4-55O0. III
DISHWASHER, portable. James, In
excellent working condition. IE.
DRILL PRESS, Atlas: like new; table
stand aID S;t nth sico hc Can mStor Si 1855 5s6ss
FANs-MAKE YOUR OWN PAN. Use
the motor on your furnace blower.
We furnish the blades, Also com.
plete fan kits. GRIGSBY co. 1904
K St NV
Evening star., 1954-05-10
BUSINESS SERVICES

Need an Office in D. c.?
Let my ONCE at 14th and N. 2. be
yours; thoroughly exper girl Friday
TO represent you. handle all coresp.
repr., branch ONCE, non-profit org,
etc. Elk. 3-S316; eyes,, EN-. 2-04S9.
Evening star., 1954-05-10
BANK TELLER

Must be exper.. preferably q resident
of virginia. Apply personnel office
between 8 am. and l pm.
OLD DOMINION BANK
1925 Columbia Pike. Arlington. Va
Evening star., 1954-05-10

CLERK -TYPIST. between ages 20 and
35. Pleasant surroundings. Short
hours. Phone Sterling 3-S316 from
8 to 4. IL
CLERK -TYPIST, under IS. We like
to work in pleasant aforementioned
SURROUNDINGS with friendly people;
If you do, too, come in between $50
and $3.50 and talk to US; knowledge
Of tipping essential. Apply personnel
ONCE. rm. 800, S16 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-10

SOFA BED and two matchinr eha,y..
$685.. Excellent condition. AntiomS
bench. S35. 10. 2-333O. -ii
STORE PARTNERSHIPS, coke box.
slicer, hamburser grinder. reason.
able. HO. 2-943O. 19s-
Evening star., 1954-05-10
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER-TYPIs

ASSISTANT OOKKEEPER-TYPIS
exper. on Remington-Rand book.
keeping machine helpful but not
essential. Must be accurate with
figures. 40-hr,- 5h-day week. in
pleasant air-cond. ONCE. Paid vaca-
tions, and all employe benefits
Prefer some one in Bethesda area
Call OIL. 2-6622. -l3
3OOKKEEPER. to take charge OF
small office. Apply in person, SILL
YER SPRING TIRE CORP, 5000
Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. Md
COUPLE, no children, exper., g.h.w.
and gardening to work on farm, in
nearby Md. Apply 1017 18th st. NV.
ST. 3-S4S4. I'll
MAN AND WIFE as janitor- chauffeur
maid; apt. avail: SIS wk. Refs. AID
2-9296. Ill
Evening star., 1954-05-10

FLAGSTONE TERRACES
Walks. brick or blocks. :staiHi1s W tEa9:
cement work. grading. seeding, pipe
drainage. FnIPPO MARCUCCIO.
FLOORS CLEANED AND WAXED,
walls and windows washed: also
painting; prices reas. Ii. 4-2S0.56' ;S.6'
FL6oS L. iIitS SANDING, finishing, cleanins
FEooss Ed sssS7s2sN 7s2NDED AND F1NisRREfD,
new. SO 9 rm. up: old, $12 q Dom
and up. e, I; HINSoN. Il 3;Ih4s.
cS9Rs c6eaesst 4ae IN town aMH yrs exDer
FLOOR SANDiNG. finishing; rooms
sanded and finished. APPROX, $40.
I do my own work. l. D. HANK
GEHERAL 3ESi CHRfPtENTRY and paint
ing. Free estimates. Lo. 4-S422.
GENERAL REPAIRS, painting, plas-
tering. carpentry work, roof paint
ing; repairing; no Job too small.
HOME 1M1PRoyEMENTs = Brick.
carpentry. painting. plastering. etc
TOM oPORTERE, Ii. 6-6363 OF
" Ee.fdsss Ssss4 between se Os:Ss'a sse and tnS 3;
KITCHEN REMODELNG We fur
nish and install cabinets, Formica
tops, and appliances. The best work
patNTER n SGTf sn inside SISlSd ana outside paint
Work guar. WADE. EX. s-s6SS.
PANTNG-1nterior and exterior; old
or new. work; neat work: reason
PAfNTiNG. aIHS; HAi SIS5S Ro6F REPAIRS. gene general
Garpenter york. Call Lo. 4-6712 Oh
PAfNTiNG Al, ING of AND RooFING-interio,
and exterior: roofing and repairing
anteed. White mechanic. "a 7hr
PAINTING, interior and exterior
lst-class work; white mechanics
free estimates, DE. 2-6445. 10
PAINTING-Interior and exterior
WEBB, ia. 2-s205. ia. 4-0317;
PAINTING-Exterio 1st-class work
material; do own work; brothers
whiss; M@iN Tsf; pe;J "a; S,l5S1. r.;;n1 Ml0 o.,
free Work FuaTanteed. Better ss WorI aSf
for less" D. c.. Nd, Va. ia; g.
PAINTING, interior and exterior
general repairs. White mechanics
Free estimates, IA. 2-7770: III
ing, do my own work. also root
coating. Call after 5 pm. LA
PxINTiNG interior and exterior
Ffgss' FsefffSasHIlSj IG. 11fs4 iEsf estimates IL
PAINTING AND DECORATING, In
terror and exterior: quality work and
Evening star., 1954-05-10

PAINTING-PAPERING
Interior and exterior. All work guar
anteed. Free estimates cheerfully
given, Call MR.. KENNEY, OIL
2-7302.
Evening star., 1954-05-10
SITUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT - Part time; books
started. caught up. kept part time;
BUTCHER-MEAT CUTTER, colored
young gg,,.9i man. rec; rec, grad; Nat Sch
cal experience. LU. 3-0437 after g
CARTOONIST, single, vet, profes.
sional work in black and white
wash, color. Free to travel. Sam
pies on request. Box 1921, Star
EXECUTIVE - Experienced ofict
manager. Credit, collections anC
general office management Good 81
interviewing. Capable of supervising
personnel. Box 1881. Star. 10"
EXECUTIVE-TYPE SECRETARY, now
employed as correspondent, desires
hard work. PERM. responsibility
MANAGER several years super
viSory and administrative experience
in aviation and communications, de-
sires position in growing business
Would consider working partner
COLORED MAN desires Job as porter
or janitor. Call ia. 9-1259.
Evening star., 1954-05-10

FANs-MAKE YOUR OWN Fan Use
the motor on your furnace blower.
plete fan kits. GRIGSBY CO. 1904
K st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-10
MOTOR TRAVEL (cont.l

ELDERLY GENTLEMAN driving to
Newport, r. l., about May II, desires
chauffeur assistance; expenses paid ;
refs. required. OIL. 2-S030. liz