davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07

the heavies and % percent of the
light birds will be sold.
1t has been obvious for several
months that overproduction would
result in low turkey prices this
fall and winter. Even so, produc-
ers have been determined to solve
their own problems instead of ask
ing for government help.
When the National Turkey Ad-
visory committee met in Wash
ington with Secretary of Agricul-
ture Benson last summer, it rec
commended that no government
loan or surplus removal programs
were necessary at that time.
However, a committee was APP
pointed by the group to keep an
eagle eye on the market situa-
ton for future developments
which might warrant govern
ment action.
The National Turkey fedora
ton is proposing that everyone
connected with the industry be a
turkey salesman this year. By
increasing sales, the industry
could help solve the difficulties it
got itself into by overproduction.
Maryland is one of the IA
States that has raised it's quota
for this years EAT More Turkey"
campaign fund. Maryland con-
tributed $1,122 to the $125,000
fund collected by the National
Turkey federation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07

Greasy pig disease" an alb
dominal skin irritation in swine
which usually becomes progress
sively worse unless treated, is be-
lieved caused by sensitivity to oat-
straw bedding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07

The American Guernsey Cattle
club announces acceptance of
three new members from this
area. They are Ronnie R. Kline
of Comus; Nancy S. CHM of Dick
erson and Rodger K. Fender of
Germantown.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07

the lower forms of life. But even
if they succeed, the scientists, M.
w. Olsen and S. j. Marden, will
face a new problem. The chances
are that the fatherless turkeys
will all be males.
The next step will be to teach
the males to lay eggs. That
would be a real turkey.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-08-13

bride, served as usher.
A reception was held in the
Caribbean Room, where three
branched. candelabra and nose
gays of blue and white flowers
were used in the decorations. The
TERED wedding cake was encir-
cled by similar nosegays.
For a wedding trip to Nassau,
Mrs. Sutker wore a navy cotton
dress with full skirt and white
organdy collar, a white hat and
navy accessories. The couple will
reside in Tampa.
Out-of-town guests were DR..
and Mrs. M. Sutker, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Sutker, Miss Sue Ross, Mrs. C.
Boblasky, Savannah, Ga; L. Gold
stein, Fernandina; DR.. A. Zipser,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio; and Mrs. Beth
De Young, Miami Beach.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-08-13

So strong is it that Jacob was
willing to toll twice seven years
for his beloved Rachel. It can in
spire. David was led to valorous
feats by his love for Michale.
II can melt the strong pride of
racialism and outlast even death.
Ruth is bereaved of her husband
but the glow of his life remains
and she clings to Naomi. "Implore
me not to leave thee. whittier
thou soest. I will go 80"
It can be mightier than cannons
or craftsmanship in the saving Of
a people. Ahasuerus determines
on the destruction of the Jews,
but Esther points her finger at
Hannah. ''He seeks to destroy my
people," Just one sentence and the
sentence of doom against her peo-
pie is lifted!
Yes. love is stronger than death:
many waters cannot quench it:
neither can the floods drown il.
Yet how weak it is. Ammon de-
fies the most stringent code to get
lamar, but no sooner does he get
her than his love is changed to
detestation. How often we see
this in life. Passion may evapo-
rate with the suddenness with
which it gathers and overpowers.
Love can ruin. Solomon. ac-
cording to the rabbis. was led
from the path of rectitude by love.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-08-13

And he was the wisest of men.
Perhaps Solomon tried TO spread
it out too thin. Love demands
concentration.
Love can degrade. 1t led King
David to so foul a deed as to di-
rect that the husband of Bathseba
be placed in the front line of bat
tie that he might be killed. Its
ways are mysterious. It is the
servant who picks the bride for
Isaac and he gauges not by beauty
but by kindness. He will stand at
the well and beseech the young
women coming with their pitch
ers for water.
Rebecca approaches. When he
asks her for water. she not only
gives him water but asks whe-
ther she may give water to his
animals.
Isaac and Rebecca were very
happy with one another. Perhaps
loving kindness is a better .ce-
ment than sex appeal.
But there are no easy gauges.
God in Heaven. say the rabbis.
spends His time making love
matches. but He finds that more
difficult than performing the mir
acle of splitting the Red Sea.
Loves greatest strength is evil
denced by the fact that it can sur
vive all the derogatory comments
made about it.
The wife of famous rabbi once
complained that women were not
given their just rights. She said
it was noted in the Talmud that
il was because of the virtue of
the Jewish women that Israel was
redeemed out of Egyptian slavery.
"You haven't the full story"
said the rabbi. "The facts were
these, When the Jews prayed to
God, to redeem them out of Egypt,
He replied that according to sehe-
dule they were required to suffer
two hundred more years of serf-
dom. The women thereupon
pleaded with God. Lord they
said, don't worry about their suf-
fering two hundred more years.
We women will see to that"
Maybe the rabbi was just JOSH
ing.
Anyway, the couple on the park
bench seem not to be entertaining
any such thoughts.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-08-13

Parents of the bride are DR.. and
Mrs. Arthur Zipser, 4009 San
Nicholas st. The bridegroom is
the son of Mrs. Jenny Sutker,
1915 San Rafael ST., and the late
Mr.. Sutker.
Rabbi David Zielonka perform
ed the ceremony at 11:30 o'clock.
A program of wedding music was
presented by Jack Titole, pianist.
The brides father gave her in
marriage. Her gown of white
Chantilly lace over taffeta had a
portrait neckline outlined with
lace scallops, which also edged
the terrace length full skirt. The
matching lace jacket had long
pointed sleeves and a tiny stand
up collar. A miniature princess
crown encrusted with jewels held
her fingertip veil of French silk
illusion.
A gown of heaven blue dotted
Swiss was worn by the matron Of
honor, Mrs. Lester Zipser, sister,
in-law of the bride. The dress was
styled with scoop neckline, cap
sleeves and a full waltz length
skirt. She carried a colonial bou-
quet of white carnations.
Phillip Sutker, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man, and
DR.. Lester Zipser, brother of the
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Love in Summer
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ

Copyright 1854, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc)
where presently Sit people park
ancient institution
love making
Nothing better than said
in Bible:
MANY quench neither flood drown it,
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PLAIN TALK
(continued from Page u

pie IN a Cer1a1n CITY lei Nonen
may not have been his name. !
have invented him as Cohen for
the sake of the story. which
seems true enough in its idea.
Mr.. Cohen, bachelor, had died
and the moment had come for him
to be buried Jewishly by the
rabbi. This rabbi, on account of
his being the minister of a con-
gregation so large, from time to
time had embarrassing trouble
knowing everybody in it.
When he walked down the main
street and was greeted by passers-
by. he found himself frequently
asking. who is that guy. He may
be a member Of my congregation
but how am I to know everybody
in a population so large. Or that
lady who just passed: She seems
TO know me but who can she be?
All I can do is to give her a re-
spectful nod. Maybe I should have
stopped and asked her how are
the children? Yet maybe she
isn't married and has no children.
So this Mr.. Cohen was lying
there in full dignity in the funeral
home. Never having known this
member, the rabbi was at a loss
what to say about him as the mo-
ment approached. When he arose
to make the appropriate remarks
he was quite confused, had for
gotten just what Cohen's name
was and he spoke of him as ''our
brother Levi" to the assembled
mourners Our brother Levi
has gone to his reward" :. Some
of the assembly felt like getting
up and protesting :. "This isn't
Levi, this is Cohen"
The rabbi continued with con-
solations for the dead mans fam
lily Let his good wife and
children feel lifted up by the sac
red memory Of the good father
he was" :. Some Of the congre-
CATION were at the point Of pub
liclY setting the rabbi right ..
He was a bachelor. dear rabbi"
-. But protest isn't polite Ell
quette at a funeral.
Well, so Cohen was buried as
Levi; he, the bachelor, was sent
on to the reward of paradise as a
good father.
I tell this story by way of sug-
costing that in large congrega-
lions rabbis can't possibly know
all the members. and so a Cohen
may become Levi at his funeral
and a bachelor turns out to be
the father Of a large family.
I am telling people that to my
mind it's all right to have another
Reform congregation in our COM
munity; to the end that congre-
cations get smaller, so rabbis may
know all their people better.
After ALL the pastoral function of
a rabbi is more important than
brilliant sermons which are not
long remembered by the congre-
cations. Members expect the rab-
hi to be an intimate friend of
theirs who knows all their trou-
bles and can give helpful advice.
There's a sequel to the Cohen
story. When Cohen came to para
disc he had trouble identifying
himself as Cohen. since the rabbi
had sent him up there as Levi :.
You are Levi. not Cohen" the
angels said. THE rabbi said So"
''But am Cohen" he protested.
He remained in suspension be-
tween heaven and earth and aS
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ASST KITCHEN SUPERVISOR, good
SSs. fRS hoiaTs fPosS L PsfsS
B faa z Is, oiPEsik s.A to manage new
store in modern shopping center
basis. REFS. rec. For information.
B faIi II OFF. oisPffEIRAToR--remale Or
male following preferred. Can IN
person: HOTEL WASH. BEAUTY
BEAUTY an1 OPERATORS, male hair styl.
list; must be good: salary no object;
apply il person, VINCENT HAIR
sTYLIST. 723 18th st. NV. 80
BEAUTlCLANS,. experienced hair styl-
s ss sas1sTy p aE. sST@ ssfn a Ss
BOOKKEEPER. doubieOentry system.
EXPERIENCED in rental and in.
ref. and bond; 5-day wk.: sal. $50.
R 5sl,src own nan aSr ststins exs
B00KKEEPER, full charge: auto
motive experience preferred: S75 wk.
Excellent opportunity for qualified
person. Call Mrs. Micllaelson. AUTO
WHOLESALERS INC. IL. $500.
CAsHIER-CLERK, for busy cigar Il
and HOLIDAYS. Store closes s pm.
NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn.
ca ASH gen. once exp s
group ms, 13 days annual and sick
/ leave. other empl benefits Apply IN
DIST or WASH. EXCHANGE Rldr
al3 North Post. Fort Myer. %
CLERK. must be good typist; knowl-
edge Of auto title and tag work
helpful: pleasant surroundings Ia
air-eond. once; 5lz-day Wk.; good
salary. Apply ID person only.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET. 3305 N
CiIsEiRIkis.sTENoGRAPHER for local
hospital 5Iz day Rk. VIII train
recent grad, age 1925. Box 49,
cfERiKs--ssTENo.-S-day week, down.
town ONCE. tvping essential. S55 Is
500 salary Call Mr.. WALLACH,
CLERK TxPIsT. under IS. High
school graduate. We like 10 work ia
pleasant aff-conditioned surround-
tngs with friendly people: II YOU do
too, come In between $40 and $40
and talk to Us. knowledge Of typ-
Ing essential Apply Personnel once.
Room 800. EQUITABLE LIFE ms.
Co, sic Hath ct. NV. 1
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CAMPING SUPPLIES.

tents, cots. 81. Ponchos, rope. coleA
man stoves, 1885, disc. Tarps, drcn.
cloths. J. II. GfCHNER, 25l3 NJ -
NV. Ex. 3-3527. LarFe SAVINGS.
CARRIAGE. Thayer. rood condttl14.
3 mos. old. sis. Gall sT. 3-0sJ4.
7co5si5a.d o. Es7s F75s.J
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GIRL. colored. desires job in cafeteria
or ONCE; city reference. Ii. 6-479I
LADY. exper. bkkpg., financial state.
ewes. LU. 3-O763 afternoon. "a
LADY. age 30, desires o position as
hostess. companion. ETC.: college
graduate: has own car and would
enjoy living IN" Answer to Box
260-x. Star. viii present refer
ences upon request. -
SECRETARY. top-fieht, admin. ex-
ecutive. asst, editorial exper., de.
pendahle, reasonable. Oh. 2-Sss9.
SPANISH GIRL desires psrt-t tt
position after 5 pm: prefer en-
bassy. LA. 6-7520. %
STUD. NURSE. colored. intelligent,
helper OF fountain girl. Ii. s-o57b.
ATT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. COM
NC. j 40 K NV. RE. 7ssl5S' Ms
REFINED, eficient. dependable lady,
desires position as nurse-companion
Licensed, refs. Purcellville 4061.
RETIRED GOVT EMPLOYE desires
ONCE work to supplement small
annuity Box 404-T, Star. 2"
Observation-Disclosures college prof ),
high civil service rating, but never in
Govt, available 1925 hrs. wk., re-
search on movements" in educa-
ton or related subjects. Box ACT,
COIoRED NURSE. exper, desires day
duty, HU. 3-4779 9 pm.
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HELP--WoAAEN

SECRETARY. legal. must 81 accurate
y and reasonably rapid: 6-day. 4O-hf.
WIKI no leERl experience necessary.
Apply 2 70 3, n.-Fri. Me.
SECRETARY-Fast. accurate. for
part or fun time. temporary day
seTyice Hourly rate to $1.50 RE.
sEiCsRisHsTTARY-Radio-ry exec. inter-
esting work and contacts. short
hand required, s0me previous exper.
gg TsT; see S MISE sg Ferguson. NATIONAL =
Sheraton Park Hotel. --S
Observation-Disclosures. white,
for physicians once, SIC. Washing
ton: position avail Sept. 10: exper.
pref. Write Box 35D-X, star. In
cllide qualifications and minimum
salary acceptable 30
SEWING TEACHER, age $500. A
general knowledge Of sewing is re-
CURED. We teach you the Singer
method Of SEWING ct our sewing cen-
cation and other company benefits,
Apply In person to Mr.. Clough,
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO..
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored:
good pay iiightWork uniforms and
girl; niehtwork. OF. 4.gsi2.
sR0RTSWEAR EALESGIRI.. must be
thoroughly experienced; 5I5-day
week. excel: salary plus com. for
right person. WARDELL, 1900 r
sTfENoGRAPHER. with mortgage
loan experience, for responsible po-
sition with leading MORTGAGE loan
ORGANIZATIONS: mature but flexible;
good basic salary; 5-day week. over
time II desired. FREDERICK W..
BERENS. INC. 1922 4 st. NV. Gail
Mr.. Graham or Mr.. Nichols. Ma.
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MfANAGEfI-A VA.
Exper., excl. sportswear shop. Park
1ngton, Va. Unusual opportunity
Salary open. CASUAL CORNER,
MGR. -HSEKPR:. small guesthouse:
s AS a mS;s nix. studio. References.
MORTGAGE LOAN. applications and
processing, FILA. CT and .conven-
tional. Experience essential neat,
personable, 20, to 30 years. Of age,
Aforementioned of1ce. permanent.
Sss oRfE 9pen. Can MA. s-Sss4' MRS.
oFFicE CLERK. white. under IS.
Bring birth certificate. Local refs.
Air-cond. office. 51a-day ". 500, end
PIX 5als EEs 81 5;Ei q, .v,..
ton communications firm. 5-day wk.,
air-cond. office. Airline priviis.,
typ. necessary. Me. $4,000. s--2
PERSONNEL CLERK - Young lady,
23-35. high school graduate. prefer
ceptionist or in personnel work. To
work In our personnel ONCE. Must
be WASHINGTON area resident for
at least l .yr. and be able t. type
35 w,p.m. Working hours. $3.50 am
to IA Pm; 37h hrs; s-day yk
A /, Y IS co 3 RIM 8 3; 900; !, so izth St,
REGISTERED NURSE Tor oral sur
geon's ONCE. Arlington, Va. No Sat-
urdays White only Call for ap.
pointment between S:30-5:30. ia
|sALEs GIRL. experienced in ladies
sportswear, lingerie and accessories
il 70 3 KorzrS. 1909 q St, NV.
sANDWiSCaHi MAKER for busy carry carr
out counter Must be mature and
willing worker. VIII train you; tor
salary. Write for interview. Box
sEAMssTkEss, exp. Apply WHEATON
VALET, u447 Ga. avenue. Whea-
sECRETARY for general duties In
small ONCE Of business. located n
keeping records. Telephone OIL. 4.
1913 after 8 pm, or write los
SECRETARY. Alexandria. age 22 K
35; shorthand and typing experience
essential; 512-day wk. Apt. project
Call XII. $4,000 for interview Mon
through Fri, $50 to g.. p
SECRETARY. temporary for 8 vks.,
stsssinf can Aux Mon Of sm fu.sdas r.
SECRETARY National Jewish
Organization: air-conditionef
5-day-week. 1901 K st. NV, RIM
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ,un-
/ der 40. some shorthand, heavy
tipping: must be good at detail work
copy work and correspondence
Neat appearance. good disposition
Some college preferred. Elec. type
G " vns a allowance MK sG and se otsr e s
pioye dement's, Apply Mr.
HUMBERT, POI Que st. NV, NO
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HELp---MEN
MAN--DEPENDABLE
With car permanent EN-.
pioyment Apply ELECTROLux
CORP 370T Ga ave. NV
M NJ

i572 4NA184N
Large national concern now expand
ing offers selling opportunity to )
married men, 90 to 50 years Of age
with car. No previous selling ex-
perience necessary. You will receive
$15n for attending and completing
3U-day sales training course q
q direct factory representative Our
men, now averaging $500 weekly
have been advised of this ad. Apply
to Mr.. FRANK l.. GERMAN. Mon.
Tues. Wed. Thurs, 10 am to 8
pm. Ewes. by appointment. 1921
18th st. NV. -
YOUNG MAN, 21 to 80, draft exempt
anxious for an ONCE career in the
life insurance business. II you are
not Q college graduate, we will con-
stoer you'll you are now attending
college at night. working toward
your degree in business administra-
ton. After q short training period
you will be promoted to . super
visory position in our treasurer
dept. This Is q beginning career
position and we are looking for.
high type young man. Apply Room
300: Personnel once. EQUITABLE
LIFE ms. CO.. S16 18th st. NV
%
YOUNG MAN, married, Is to IS. e
train as roofing salesman: must have
car: salary and commission. earn.
ings, $4,000 to $4,000 per year
O'BRIEN ROOFING CO., Ii. 7-3O06.
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AIR CONDITIONING
SALES MANAGER

Well-known established local contractor and
distributor for air-conditioning equipment OF nation
ally known manufacturer has immediate opening
for Qualifed sales engineer. Man selected must
have complete knowledge Of heating, air conditioning
and refrigeration: also experienced estimator and
top-notch salesman Excellent opportunity for earn
ings Car essential; adequate salary, commission
and car allowance. Write full details
BOX 1875. Star
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slTuATIoNs-poMssTIc

GIRL, colored. desires Job as counter
girl: child care: hotel maid or g.h.w,
RA. 3-64S5. 81
GIRL, colored. desires days work, 4
days Q week. AID. 4-4162.
c week A CAN Tef aD. desires sgs5f fhw, gay
MAID, colored, wishes housework
child care; $50 wk. and carfare
LA. 6-5597.
WOMAN, coiored. desires days worl
or takins care Of children. AID. 4
cOhoRED GIRL desires days worI
or child care. Exper., refs. RA. ..
CoLORED WOMAN desires g.h.w
Ewes. Mon, Wed. Thurs, to z, OF
later. Refs. NO. 7-3650.
CoL0RED GIRL wants work Of an,
kind. AID. 4-63S2.
COLORED WOMAN desires genera
housework, 4 days week. City refs
DE. 2-47S5
COLORED LADY. neat, desires chile
care or days work. Exper.; refs
CO. 5-5737. A.
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commercial and Industrial displays.
designing and fabrication Of experi-
mental parts. FtberRlas. plastic.
me5ai and wood HU. 3-618S: RIA.
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. e.h.W.. family OF 1 adults;
Chevy Chase. Nd 6-day week: Ii
am. through pm. dinner. Expert.
enced good disposition, local refs
rec $50: Apply only 4 interested
skNnEssaI' E0UsEWoRkz.0 plain COOK
Mon, We'd, Fri. 1917 PM, fol
Ice. congenial family in suburban
MONTGOMERY County. Must love chill.
dren. Own transp. desirable. Refer.
ences required. Box 274-V. Star.
LIVE NC. INV. plain cooking: IL
day Thursday, Sunday on after brk-
fast; $26 week. 10. 5-3001. -8
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HELP-Applications being
taken for .drive-in theaer cashiers
and reireshment stand attendants
Theater IN Merrifieid, Va. Just 9
miles west Of Falls Church. Only
honest. dependable applicants need
apply. All openings are for evening
work and year around. Apply IN
person to z pm. ct theater. Near
BY residents preferred. -3
TYPTST and Dictaphone operator for
law office. Temporary position. RE,
Gsl776. call weekdays. %
TfPlST, white; misc. clerical and typ
ing; 5-day, 35-hr. week: not over
35: s45 wk. to start. BOX 175-V.
TYPIST under 35. for permanent po-
sition with old established organi-
cation: pleasant SURROUNDINGS: mod
ern aforementioned ONCE and good
chance for Advancement; 37M-hr.
wk. Apply NORTHWESTERN Ma
Woodward Rld9
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FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED.
and up 6. &. HiNsoN. III. s-56SiS
i FLOOR SANDING. reiinfshfns. ; ~
NJ, 1865 ror sound moor adytcD:
| GARAGES CARPO RTS
i Custom built; wood, brick ana cindSr
9 a.Ss6o Sx s ssesi4ns's III aTssns
GENERAL REPAIR--PaintinF, pan7F-
| Ing. clustering. carpentry and screens
H. %s 81 s00d work. AZ. 7-slh
GENERAL CONTRACTORS, huilsln.
/ alterations and repairs; also paififs
ing and cement work. Free esN-
mates, Call day or night. UT.
z-4Is4. wa. 7-osS0. LANIER =
--s---A3 IL ~
MODEL MAKING =.
commercial and Industrial displaxs.
neslstaiIns snd fabrication Of expeEi-
metal and wood. HU. 3-6I8S; RIA.
O-ss0@sO. 4. Z s So
PAINTING. lst-class work, interior.
exterior; white mechanics. ress'
rates. Can anytime. HE. 4-290s,
PAINTING. int. and ext parerin,
Cen. repairs; VIII. mech; work etiFf..
Days. HU. S-7S05i ewes. LA. 6-4f56.
PAINTING, Paperine. Carpentry ana
General repairs. Call LAWRENGE
RA. 6-9703, Ii 6-S1O0,
PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER.
white MECHANIC does own work.
FRANK H. DOWNING. 10. S-S4Q4.
PAINTER Inside and outside paint.
anteed WADE. TX. SlS6SS. sSss
PAINTING, interior and ext: nNN
and old work, plasterinR, REPAIRING.
o MoEs guar. J. BERRY. IA. -
PAINTING and decorating on old ss;d
ing. Estimates cheerfuiiy Eiven. can
IA. s- ssSs RAJ s sSS5Soss ~ ST.
PAINTING. exterior and .nterici.
IA: 2-S205. IA. A-03l7. I'd
PAINTING PAPERlNG. first-cfaaf
stely. Mr.. PoAT. RA. s-ss4 sn" .S
PAfEk HANGING and. painting al
T White soH meehaniss- GAN FRANK
PAfEsso Ha M; ~ q 1880 49, ,o, 49, u,
1854 sunfast washable paper; wosk
PAPER .HANGiNG--Free estifnatess
reasonable price CAN Mr.. TooER.
PAfER s Nov. ai IoH n I D;,n ~ sc
newest. samples, interior painting.
Tree estimates. JU. 5-0745.. 90
PLASTEkiNG. cementing. wall scrap
ing; Tree estimates. Ii. 4-743g. 0r
PLUMBING. heating. repairing. n
mouelng: new work. Specializing IN
condemned houses. Reasonable prices.
y. hr. service, NO.. 1856, -4@r
kO9F REPAIR. S1b.; painting ana
guttering; 81 yrs. exper.; prompt
ROOFING, al types; gutters. spout.
TTaaTqp'Msnssy MA and , ppesiIntins. A. p.
Stone, Flagstone, Cement
Specializing in retaining walls, patios.
flower boxes. steps, walks, drive.
porches, lily ponds. fireplaces, etSS
S SanhI lir ssTyiee, For z free estinsts
sToNEWORK. iaestone terraces,
walks. brick or block retaining walS,
chimneys flreplaces. all kinds AE
Sasc6cc SS5.' re SiD s-sS Sssinaf'
TILE-New installations and repafrS;
baths. porches, kitchens. ARhfAift I.
BROS. ia. $4,000, JU. S-229B.
Nv REPAIRS-FREE ESTIMATE, day
or night service. Reas. rates: Al
work. parts. labor guar. yr. WE
ALSO SPECIALIZE IN MUNTz TN
D. G.. MD, VA, Ia. $1,000.
SMALL ExCAvATING and bsmf
disging; also hauling. UN. 4-6541.
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Porches. patics retaining walls. the
DRAINAGE Also Waterproo1lng.
ANGELO MARCuCCIO u. g-l76n
FLOORS REFTNIsHED Ike new; free
estimate. low summer prices; reli-
able; e = CoyxR, VA e, J-6 ssfs.
FLOORS SANDEDs expert work; So
fm. up; free est. sMERRKLL1 GEHv-
ICE q. $3.50: ewes. 10. e-7521.
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INSURANCE. AGENT

yANTTOR, coiored, for NV downtown
mod. bldg. Full time. Refs. req. No
children. $125 and mod. 1-bedrm.