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OFFICIAL SEALS

see l6 miniatures of eorly outomo-
biles courtesy Greenfield Vii.
ioee. Detroit, list floor)
see unique map Of Ohio oirports,
tlst floor)
see original furniture used in
White House by james Monroe ;.
and l6 pieces Of Mrs. Monroe's
jeweIry ;. courtesy james Monroe
Memorial Foundation. list floor
see "CooI is Buried Sunlight,
Bituminous Coal institute exhibit,
lind floor
see THE Steps in the Making Of
q TubeIess Tire, B. F. Goodrich
Company display, lind floor
see 6. E's. largest and smallest
light bulbs in the world. (3rd floor)
see the U. S. Department of Aori-
cultures Prevent Forest Fires" ex.
hibit, 18th floor). And Egg Fac
tory" and "MechonicoI Cow, 18th
floor
see 100 Years of Professional
Entomology" courtesy Univer-
sity of Maryland, 18th floor
see the minioture model Of the
Mt. Clare station, first in Baltimore
-. courtesy Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, 9TH floor
see q model Of TON Thumb, the
Baltimore 6 Ohio's famous first
steam engine. window exhibit)
see mony more special exhibits
including FibreeIoss display, t7th
floor and glass, pottery and oil
industry exhibits In our windows.
see art object originals from
Alaska 18th floor
see model planes, buses, troctors
:. even one of the fomed 20 Mule
Borox Team lin Windows)
see travel movies, too dolly
except Thursday and Saturday .
400 to 500 in the Teo Room. (7th
floor
a4nE
see historic documents, beautiful
photographs nuroIs and toste
delicious apples they're all port
Of our big, oboundine Stotes Fair.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
Akron Has Height

AKRON.-This city is one of
the highest spots in all of Ohio,
situated on an elevation about
1000 feet above sea level.
half million acres.
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Be Sure to Register 80.
You May Win a Prize

Enter your name and od-
dress in our Stotes Fair Reg
istrotion Book on the lst
floor, Washington store. At
the close Of the Fair Oc-
tober .23rd nones will be
drawn. You may win q beou-
tiful ash tray shoped as the
state of your birth. Or even
the Grond Prize ash
troys for the 4S stotes, D. c.,
Alosko, Hawaii and Puerto
Rico.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1954-09-29
SEAT COVERS?
REMOVE LINOLEUM?
(R. G.. WaS1tingto7l)

I would like to know whether
any of you have found car
seat covers that will stand up
under the rough use small chill
dren can give them. Within
a year they seem to fray so
badly that they need replacing.
I was wondering whether any
one has made seat covers out
of a more serviceable material
than those so far manufactured.
Also, how would they be fitted
or installed? Has anyone tried
sewing heavy guage plastic?
Do the stitches hold or does
the material split? Any in
formation or advice will be
greatly appreciated.
We are thinking Of replacing
the worn-out linoleum in our
kitchen. Has anyone experience
in removing old linoleum? Is
it a job amateurs should
tackle? I understand there is
a plastic floor covering on the
market which is inlaid and
does not need waxing. Has
anyone used this? Would you
suggest using kitchen blocks
Evening star., 1954-09-29
Readers Clearing House

or would it be better to have a
solid covering? Our kitchen Is
quite small. Thanks for any
help, information, call the Dis
trict Recreation Department
at Adams 4-2050.
II y u u
NYLON CARPETS?
mrs. J. A. K, Washington
Will some reader give me
advice about nylon carpeting?
I am interested in buying a
nyIon carpet for my new home.
but hesitate to make such a
big investment without the
advice Of some helpful reader.
Any information will be ap-
preciated.
COOPERATIVE NURSERY.
The Kent Village Co-opera-
tive Nursery School and Kin
dergarten in Kent Village,
Md, has room for 10 more
children who will be S years
old by December 81. The
school is accredited by the
Prince Georges County Board
of Education and has two pro-
fessional teachers. For in
formation, call Mrs. Rolla
Grifiths, Spruce 3-9546.
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Mrs. Stovitsky
To Be Honore5

The Washington Chapter of
the Guardians of Israel will en-
tertain its national chairman,
Mrs. Michael A. Stavitsky of East
Orange, N. j., when she visits
Washington on October 4.
Mrs. William Chase, acting
chairman of the Washington
Women's Division for State of
Israel Bonds, will give a luncheon
at her home at 1890 pm. on
October 4 in honor of Mrs.
Stavitsky.
Evening star., 1954-09-29
Miss Stewart
lis ENGAGED

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester r. Stew
art of Franklin Lakes. N. j.,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Valerie Jane to
Mr.. John Wheaton Deck. son Of
Mrs. Frederick Webster Deck and
the late Capt. Deck, U. S. A.
Miss Stewart is attending St.
Luke's Hospital School of Nurs-
ing. Her fiance is a graduate Of
the Gilman School and Columbia
University. He is a member of
the Columbia University Club.
Evening star., 1954-09-29
Armed Forces
Hostess Association

The Armed Forces Hostess
Association is holding q lunch
con and millinery show tomor-
row at Patton Hall, Fort Myer,
Armed forces officers wives in
this area are all invited to at
tend. Luncheon is served for
a nominal fee, and the COM
missary nursery is available for
this occasion. Reservations may
be made by calling Liberty $500
Extension 1880.
Mrs. John n. Stokes. jr. hon
orary president, and Mrs. II. A.
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Fravel, president will greet the
guests as they arrive. Models
for the millinery show will be
wives of the four services. Mrs.
r. j. Schofield, Mrs. William F.
Evening star., 1954-09-29

Asienfelder. Army: Mrs. Edgar
l.. Margolf. Mrs. Herman III.
Bement, Navy: Mrs. r. F. De-
Lamar, Marine Corps, and Mrs.
/ B. Cooper, Air Force.
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IT. S., Washington

am interested in obtaining
words to a poem in which each
stanza ends with: Things amt
so bad, they couldn't be worse"
Unfortunately, I do not know
the title or author. but am
hoping that an RICH friend
may be of assistance in the
matter.
Evening star., 1954-09-29

eral years. has some fine
examples of these Early Amer
lean chairs. If Mrs. c. E. C..
will write me in care of RICH
I should be glad to help her
further.
Evening star., 1954-09-29
ANNIVERSARY GIFT?

(E. L. F., Washington
Friends of mine will soon
celebrate their 30th ami
versary (pearD and I am at a
loss as to what I can give them
for gift. I hope some OF the
readers will be able to help me.
Evening star., 1954-09-29
REFINISH CHAIRS.

S4A&4A4NAJs
MRS. J. w. H., Washington
I am a newcomer to WASH
ington and upon reading Mrs.
c. E. SIS query regarding au-
thentic stenciling on Hitch
cock chairs, I hope I may be
of help to her. This is not a
difficult art, but should be done
in the authentic manner and
under careful supervision in
order to enhance and preserve
the value of her chairs.
Hitchcock chairs were fire.
quently decorated in a variety
of soft colored antique pow
ders, stencilled through pat
terms of fruit, flowers or birds
fitting through branches.
Some chairs were very elab-
crate and done in gold leaf in
patterns of urns, shells and
conventional designs. Upon
completion, the chairs would
have a fine satin-rubbed finish.
The Savannah (GaD Mu-
scum; where I taught for sew
Evening star., 1954-09-29
TO PATCH SHOES

miss C.. E. H., W1SntngtOHj
To E. j. M. regarding patch
ing tennis shoes: My tennis
shoes showed wear on the soles
after wearing them for a short
time, so I bought a pair OF
rubber soles in the dime store
and pasted them on my shoes
and that solved the problem.
for they seem to be much
stronger than the original
soles. The glue and full direc-
tions are included with the
soles. I suggest that you do
not throw away the remaining
glue, for it is good glue and
can be used for a number OF
other things.
I have not seen an answer
to my inquiry as to how I
might clean my white plastic
bag. am sure that some Of
you readers have a solution to
my problem.
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BABY SITTER. day or night. Call
G.H,w.-"Reliable woman wants s.
daE week or days work; capable.
can COOK, good With children: best
WOMAN. white, desires light work IN
employed couples home: live in: 3
| days refs. XII S-4S3G.
REFINED. settled white woman de-
sires housekeeper pos. with elderly
WOMAN. white, desire DAYS work
Monday through Thursday. Box
GIRL, colored, wishes days work Fri
and Sat, baby sitting. Call after
EXPERT HOUSE CLEANING by col
ored man and wife. Everything done
from ceilings to floors. Reas. ST.
YOUNG J. WOMAN desires lisht house
E YORK cG child ke eare' days wk. Live In
lCOLoRED GIRL desires s.h.-w. or
restaurant work: good refs. and very
WOMAN. coloTed. wishes nursing Job
GIRL. colored. wishes days work.
Good cleaner and ironer. Dependable
COLoRED GIRL desires s.h.w. or
Fl fhild J. ea4e; will stay some nights
WOMAN, colored, desires part-time
g.h.w.; plain cooking. Ii. 4-3543.
GIRL. colored, wishes daywork clean
| Inc or ironing. ST. 3-5S79.
lCOLORED GIRL desires house clean
| ing or daywork, 3 days: refs. DI.
| 7-6023.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work
2,or 3 days a week; Al references.
lCOTOREn WOMAN wishes davis work
| cleaning or laundry; ref. Phone
no. 2-9S2l.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work;
good ironer. exper.; refs. Ii. 7-0135.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. five
days wk; Call all day. MURPHY.
| NO. 7-2670 IL"
GERMAN GIRL desires g.h.w. or
maid; live in. AID. 4-S291. s am.
to d pm.
LIVE IN-Colored girl wishes g.h.w.
| and child care; reference. LII. l.
| 3644 bet. and 8.
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GUILD
Bring your dental gold, platinum.
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A, KAHN INC.
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN

BILLING MACH. OPR. tBurroughsi,
also general once exper. in Purchas-
ing and Personnel deptS.; some PIX
and addressograph. Box 4lS-B, Star
GIRL. eolored. high school grad.
Of filing. DE. "-l25l. Ill
NURSE. wishes position imme diately
IN apt or warm home: can live in.
no. 2-0l93,
NURSE, wants patient in her home:
would like one can take out. Box
P RI ri sis'' NURSE, white: exper.
and capable. of nursing any chronic
illness. Will live in. TU. 2-27s6.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, Will care
for children or elderly person. Ii,
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. expe-
rienced: desires work. day or night,
RETAIL EXECUTIVE desires to make
change; excellent management back
ground includes department, sDe-
cialtr and chain stores; well versed
in sales supervision. huying. pro-
motion, personnel, display and
credit Box 4'9n-B Star. H.
STENOGRAPHEH. desires 3 hours of
work day. shorthand 100 words a
minute; typing. o0' college graduate.
II. -G69i
YOUNG LADY in hotel as desk in
formation Of PIX, speaking French,
German. Spanish. English. Call XII.
S-1GHS anv time. los
COLLEGE GRAD. exper. in selling.
writing, training people; good refs,
attrac.. intelligent woman. OIL. A.
U0i1 To-
Al SECY.. 10 yrs. exper.; losing Al
boss March /. needs another
small Office pref. 1901. DI.
"a al Is: Pm Pm. kE; 1-o357 a.. .,a-,.
typist. hotel maid. DU. 5-7s56.
GIRL, colored. high school grad.
wants position as typist: knowledge
Of filing. DE. 2-I25l. Ill
evening work. MISS CHAPMAN.
after 6:15 pm. Ii. 7-067l. liz
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ARL.-LGE. Ink. RM.; suitable
or :: convenient close-in location.
r s@ FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-clean
attrac. Ink. rms; sgle. and dble.;
SO. Sl2 so wk. 10
CHILDREN ACCEPTED rm. with
kitchen, $40 wk. 2413 Sth st. NV.
HU. 3-S9il. RA. 3-0271 TO-
eiOs 18th sT, Nw.-Refsr,, gas
stove. all utils.: ] rm.. $50; : rms.
DUPONT CIRCLL- Single and sc.
dble not plate and 'eiEr. ano 1V.
cHlLnREN AcCLP1Ep. NV. area:
near everything. Nicely turn. rnl. on
:,nd A.: ndrN sink and hot plate.
AID. "-06l or RA. b-:iSn6. II"
DUPONT CIRCLE VIC. III lSth
st. NV Extra Ice Is windows hot
plate refrie., running water, prefer
RA. S-ol53 or DU. '7-a,1S'' IT,
DUPONT CIRCLE. l6:. P st; nv
adj bath; Sl:,3o per wk. Another.
IS AID. 2-l365. If
ISI3 KENYON ST.-Nicely furn.;
new refgr,. hotplate: all utils.. linens:
good transp.; $ll wk. CO. 5-atl5.
als7 F ST. N.w,-Alr foam studio.
refgr, lock-radio. TV; pvt. entr.,
shower. EX 3-6633, lie
CONTINUED on Next Page.j
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

PIANoswchick s5n srsn d, Knabe.
BART. cor. .entr., Amer. .Stge. Bldg.
$50 to i-2 to $40. 12'
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets. con-
soles and grands at moderate rates
with option to buy 4 wanted: Haul
and ta'f SIS NV. esT s.s4 ns5 i ana
(JU. 5-1lO5J. Silver Spring store
open daily. from 1890 to 8 pm.
PIANOS-1f you want to buy a new
Or pTa ISed M PanP At nysr sayng visit the
of ~. fine makes on display. Grands.
spinets. consoles. uprights. Special
: discounts to members Of the Armed
Forces, Government employees. d. G,
employees etc; Pay as little as S2?5
$500. PIANO MART. 10l5 eth St.
NV. Gust above the library.
P1ANO-Parlor grand: classical lib.
encycl., European pictures and china,
Fostoria glass; porch furn. EN-. B.
PIANO. spinet; new, mahogany; only
full key board: 10-year. factory guar
antee; bench to match free. Com
pare and save at RATNER'S MU-
SIC. STORE, 736 18th st. NV. liz
PIANO, spinet; brand-new: full key
board only $3.50: the buy Of the yr.
MUSIC STORE. 73e 18th st. NV.
PIANO, spinet: new, blond; only
S475; greatly reduced from $67o;
full keyboard. 10-year factory guar
antee: bench to match free. Cim-
S STORE, 7s6 18th St; NV. .. LIZ Il,
cut thread fixtures. BLOCKS, TAG
Lee hwy. IA. $500.
POCKET and billiard table supplies,
poker tables and game equipment,
COM BILL1ARD5 An AND bowling
roof TABLE. excellent condition.
cushions recently replaced. com
p!ete with Al a q e@ 6 r, XII g.
POOL TABLES 49,. good condition;
La. 6-5s27 after 4 pm. -12
PUMPS-We have the lump on
pumps. All sizes in stock. $50 Up
Motors repaired. ELECTRIC EQUIP.
NENT co. 2473 Sherman ave. n "
E al ads T neS u HehE r soVE tii
9TH st. NV. MA. $685..
REFRIGERATORS. gas. all sizes; in
stallation. PEERLESS SALES CO..
2237 Ga: ave. DE. 2-5566.
REFR1GERATORS, used; rent or buy
So mo-: full guarantee. DOWD'S
EN-. 2-73OO. 441S Conn. ave.
REFRlGERATORS. used: large as.
sortment from $40 up; some with
l--year guarantee; time, payments
REfRIGE RAT6 81 ,sV rebuiit lii like new
Guaranteed: best deal in town
DUNN MARK. 413O Georgia ave
NV. TU. 2-4S3l. lis
REFRIGERATOR-'52 Westins house
| excel. cond, Gu. It. with butter
| keeper: $75. ia 2-42S9 after, q
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ROOMS EuRNIsHEp-N.W.

Mr.. sHERAToN-PARK HOTEL. conf
room for lady: unlIm, phone; pvt.
home. Isl, 9th st. NV. 10
ONLY; vicinity 18th and x
Newly dec. and furn.: elevator.
switchboard and maid service. N4u
mo-; good transp. ME. s-5'07.
III
FROM STATIER. zoos 10Th
st; n.w:-Maid service, very clean
>4o-Si5 mo- ME, S-:i3su. lie
1853 10Th ST. NV Business women.
Single and double rooms. Clean.
beautifully furn, Mod. baths. - )
CONN. CATHEDRAL AYES. VIC. -
Attractive, End f.. front; pvt. home;
$50 mo. Man. no. 2-33OS. IL
ONE LARGE and one medium bed
room, share bath. Convenient trans
portation. TU. 2-l292. Id
1893 PARK D.-Immaculate rooms
for young men: excellent location;
tile shower; S27 mo. DU. 1854.
CONN. Mr.. NEBRASKA-Lse. front
rm,. Christian home; $40 wk., sgle.;
914. dble. EN-. 2-5627. -16
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CASH REGISTERS, electric. 2 drawers,
500. STANLEY HAYMAN d. CO..
2019 14th st. NV. I'll
CHANDLER h PRICE JOB PRESS,
with type, furniture and accessories.
$500. LU. 2-9007. 10
CLOTHES DRYER. Bendix. prsc. new,
cost $500: sell. 500: OIL. 9-933@
COAT, lady's black. all wool. caracal
trim, size 16. Almost new, Will sell
for half price HUI. $4,000 10
DEEP FREEZER, Crosley. 5 IT.. brand
new Sle5. IL. 1-01Ot.. IL
DESK drawer, painted, SD. RIA.
DIAMONDS - Ladys "a ct, S21a;
lady's IL cts. $425; lady's "a cts,
$3.50: lady'S = cts. marauise cut,
$50; lady's l Ct pear shape, S4oo'
lady's 2-dia. ring total 2lz cts,
S63i5. LIVINGSTON g. CO. 1423
II st. NV. ME s-5"6s. -l3
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SlTUATloNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exper.. books started.
kept part time: tax returns: refs.
lowest rates; prompt. JU. 9-54n7
PHARMACIST. registered. Md,
d c. and Va. Full time. Available
Write Box 4I6-B, Star. TO-
MEN AVAILABLE for home cleaning
Jobs. THE SALVATION ARMY
Harbor Light Corps, NE. S-4532.
MAN tSpan.I. wk-ends.. ewes.
elect. carp. paint, sir-cond.. cler..
exper. Refs. Ii. 4-7602. YOUMAN
YOUNG MAN. white. married. college
and acct. desires DOS. with fu-
ture. Not afraid of Wk. Some sales
exper. RE. 1-3iS4 1"'
YOUNG MAN. colored, wishes lob as
switchboard operator. Office machine
operator, or any inside lob. Good
EDUCATION. II; Abb I'll
COLORED HEAD WAITER, - years
eXper clubs and hotel. sober; fur
nish local ref. DU. 1-u9ld. lo'
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

CIVIL SERvIC EXAMs.-Machine
exams card punch, stenog. and
type, schedule; special calculating
machine. Call MR.. RICHARDS. 10
am: to noon and 8 to 8 pm. AID
2-955S. CIVIL SERVICE PREP
SCHOOL, 3313 14th st. NV.
RADIO AND TV REPAIR: eve. classes;
- weekly; n-seereRated TELE-
VISION INSTITUTE. MA. $4,000
SPANISH. prof. teacher; privately;
day or night; reasonable rates.
Box 424-B, Star.
ASSISTANCE offered
emotionally disturbed and handi-
capped children by former public
WANT A nv OR RADIO JOB? Trained
announcers, producers. writer's, now
Ia demand. Enroll now for In
tensive course with professionals.
NNAA5T10NAL ACADEMY OF BROAD
$3.50.
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PRX OPERATOR

Under IS. to help operate q 2-po-
sition inter-ofice dial inter-com-
municatinR board; must have had
long distance experience and be
able to handle eficiently special
secretarial services; in confidential
resume give education, special train
ing and experience. Box 252-C.
Star. 10
RECEPTIONTST NURSE, manage
small animal hospital; experience
unnecessary; will train: refs: start
81 $40 week Call for interview.
10-1 SO. 5-6s55, ID
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STENOGRAPHER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

- G4NOAI4b114 11G4N
Work for national finance company.
Good typisi; must take shorthand,
Call MR.. DENNEY, EX. 3-S46n.
STENOGRAPHER- SECRETARY, 20
sponsi6ility; small office. 5-day
week; company benefits; permanent
work; references required. Box
40l-C. Star. Ill
STENOGRAPHER-S ECRETARY for
law Office, experienced prefer; So
per week; ; days. . TO D > p IN.
Apply in person. 3 TO D pm. MR..
BURKE. Suite eos. 1910 Vermont
ave. NV. IL
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. expert
enced, busy apt. hotel board; eve
THE WOODNER. HU, 3-4400. II
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, monitor
board: ability to type; 5-day week.
Apply end f.. 1722 Eye st. NV.
No phone calls! 10
TYPIST and general clerk. for pro-
fessional association. knowledge of
muitilith machine or Willingness 10
learn its operation essential: be
ginning salary. $50 per VIZ; age :?
TO 30 Telephone DU. T-0l5 IS. II |
TYPIST-SECRETARY, 20 TO 80. fast.
and general Office WORK: 5-day week,
company benefits: small congenia!
Office. permanent work, references
required Box $3.50, Star. Ill
WAITRESS, exper.; $50, sood tips
LIQUOR REST. 4:30 pm. to ! am,
Closed Sun. 4469 Conn. ave. Wo. D.
WAITRESS. night work from ; pm:
PINE RESTAURANT. 9o9s Balti-
more blvd. College Park. Md. II :
MATTRESSES twhitei wanted; full or
part time; nightwork. Apply 81
WAITRESS 11HrsEs -; ex per food and liquor;
excel earnings. Apply III, person;
No phone calls. 1906 Rhode Island
w asfi Riss ls,. day and night, ex-
perienced only, in food and drinks,
s SKA e TS1ER n seRs re APey
eled. 1895 M st. NV, 10
GIRL, white. for night shift; counter
and waitress work. LITTLE ACRES
RESTAURANT: WE; 5-9z5 IL q
home for refined business man and
S-yr. -old daughter; Arlington, Va;
refs. EXCHANGED. ia. S-1609. 10
OPPORTUNITY or PAR, time:
sales depagtmen' For oeta'ls q ee !, ]
Mr.. CAMERON. Ol '-t'h''. ~ 10
- NJ. only. or ives, : 10 :.
WHITE LADY % worE in salesroor'
OF nursery in West Hyatlsvillea: also
to nelp in Office and greenhouse
typing required; So days. Rep,y,
stating exper.. vases and refs. P. o
Box 55l West HyattSVilie. Md. =
Sn3 WEEKLY for wearing loyely
dresses given to you as bonus; Just
show Fashion Frocks to friends, Nc
canvassing. investment or experience
necessary FASHION FROCKS, Dept
O-5400. Cincinnati, Ohio.
SILVER SPRING-LANGLEY PARK
If YOU are interested in fitting
children's shoes in our new Langley
PARK store, apply DANIELS BOOT
cry. Ellsworth dr.. Sill Spg. fopp
the Hecht Coz Exper. not essential:
steady employment. 10
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CASHTER. experienced preferred b.

CASHIER. experienced preferred but
not necessary. Company benefits
c s KhEss ass1s : Il; nm must have
knowledge of tipping and general
dement's. See Mi. GRAPHICAL. LEND
ERs. INC. 2o2s N. Moore ST., Ross
CIGAR HG CLERK. drug stores. refs. req.
day work. good pay. lO13l Coles
vile rd.' Silver sprins' Nd. ~
CEFRkk.TYPIsT. $500. small insur,
ance office; in new r-conditioned
ONCE bldg 5-day week, emploYe
benefits; 5000 month. Some ONCE
experience required. D1. 1890.
COUNTER CLERK in dry cleaning
plant. must have knowledge OF
tailoring and experience IN DRY
cleaning; $40 week Apply 633 F
DANCE al eiS 'TEACHERs-ao needed. No
experience necessary. Paid while
DENTAL AssIsTAST. White; upper
NV. Office; 5-day week; salary
open: experience not necessary;
references required. Box l-E'
DRGG CLERK, young lady, general
drugstore selling; some experience.
COLONIAL DRUG. 1Il9 18th st
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, white, S1S+
mo- exper. not necessary, must
have good refs: vacation. insurance
and pension PRIVILEGES available.
Write Box 239-C. Star. 10
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored. gen.
fountain work. ewes. 5:30-l0:30. no
sundays. DUPONT PHARMACY,
1905 Mass. ave. NV Do not. phone
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored. must have
yrs. rec. D. c. fountain experience;
ali pm. 1869 Alabama ave. Sc,
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ANTIQUE CHINA. furniture. full con-
tents or odd pieces. refgrs.. stoves
wash. mRchS.. TVS. Closed Mondays.
S. E. FURN. CO.. 2l0 7th st. Sc
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and coil spring, Beauty
rest: good cond., both for $50. RA.
exchange any make
guaranteed one year. Save time and
money. replace heating. pump, wash
ing machine and refrigeration mo-
tors same day. ELECTRIC EQUIP
y MEN, nTC CO. a13 Sherman ave. NV
duction gear: GAO volts. rewound;
exch. CARLY; 1908 14th. NO. 7-O224
MOTORS, ELECTRIC
New. used. rebuilt, any size. any
make. Parts and access. All work
gqsRTa ns a 9h5; ss sTITic A. p n1 E.
lis L st. Sc, Ii. 4-1O52.
OFFICE FURNITURE
sac SS cog sF FS}sKirf NEW a ANP usEP
GIAh PURCHASE &c! 17c UNITED ,,s NA3
R PTEkS f DEsgkipr F5S1No w Gk5HS
SALE AND RETAIL. SAVINGS UP
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. co.
500 N. Y. AVE. NV.
PIANO, spinet, Wurlitzer; excellent
COnQ.. Unclaimed Nj ~, RlCh1-
WAY " s-. MOVERS 7aa 5th st. NV
PIANO, baby grand, used; moderate
price. WA 7-330l. 10
PIANOS FOR RENT-Latest models.
spinet pianos, So per mo. Investi-
gate our famous RENTAL-PUR-
CHASE plan. KITS, 1880 G st.
PIANO IAN; BENCHES. $40 up: new.
GOLIBART PIANO STORE, AID.
4-5e2S $3.50 to 1-2 to $500. 10"
mahogany case. ex-
celleut condition. $3.50. IA. S-2O1S,
PIANO, upright. mahog.. excel. play
ing condition. holds tune. SSb. IA.
7-o082. Ia
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PIANOS-ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night, JU. 9-3039.
PIANOS ANY STYLE
PAY CASH. PAUL GOLIBART
AID. 4-592S (9-1, 2-5 300 22'
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