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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06
Big Four
Continued From First Page.)

that while the Monday talks will
be concerned with Russia's pro-
posal for a five power conference
and with Russian and French
disarmament proposals, as well
as when and how to begin nego-
tiations on Austria, the under
standing Is that the subject OF
Germany may be brought up
again at a later time.
The problem on Germany. in
fact. now seems to be how to
disengage-how to fix the blame
on the other fellow for frus-
trating a German uniflcation
agreement.
Dulles Position Stands.
American officials said that Mr..
Dulles basic position on the is
sue Of steps toward peace in the
Far East is the same as it was
in the fall when he sketched the
broad outline Of his policy in
a speech at st. Louis.
His reasoning is that in Korea,
where an armiStice ended the
fighting last summer, there is a
wide open opportunity for serious
negotiation on a political settle
ment. He apparently regards the
Red handling Of this opportunity
as a test of the entire Red atti-
tude towards peace. If real
progress could be made in a
Korean political conference, then
the conference could be trans
formed into one dealing with the
question. of Indo- China.
Western diplomats are not at
all certain that Mr.. Molotov
has any serious interest in NOV
ing from a general discussion at
a f1ve-power conference to speci-
nc steps which might be prac-
tically taken in the Far East to
promote Korean and Indo-C Chi
nese settlements. They see a pos
sibility. however. that the Com
munists may want to ease ten
sion and may be willing to pay
a price Of serious negotiations
on Far Eastern questions. If
that is the situation. a Dulles
request to Mr.. Molotov to prod
the Red regime at Peiping into
breaking the Panmunjom dead
lock could be profitable move.
The weeks windup session OF
the Big Four appeared organized
for repetitious rehashing Of the
breakdown on German unifica-
ton.
Pariey Almost Stalled.
The Molotov plan, pegged to
the idea Of forming a provisional
government in which the Com
munists would have an equal
voice with the West Germans,
has brought the Big Four parley
to a near stall.
The three Western ministers,
with Mr.. Dulles as lead-off man,
declared that. unless Mr.. Molotov
was ready to negotiate instead of
lecture and denounce. there was
little value in talking further at
this meeting about uniting Ger
many.
The Western ministers said
clearly they had had enough of
1t. But not Mr.. Molotov. In his
concluding word at last nights
session. he demanded further
discussion Of Germany's future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06
TwO-Heoded Bdby Dies

WUERlBURG, Germany, Feb.
o F.-A two-headed boy, born
10 q German workman's wife
three months ago, died in the
children's clinic Of Wuerzbure
University Thursday, doctors
disclosed today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06
President Cites LincoInY View

to sit down or not. Laugh
teri But let me, bring this
thought to you. This is really
what / want to say:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06
ROUND.

DOG. female. tan. small. mix breed. VIC.
400 8. Columbus st., Alex; owner or
good home. KL 9-3969.
DOG, male, black and white. mix breed.
vic. 400 8. Columbus st., Alex; owner
or good home. XII. 0.3o6o.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Jean Mdrchi
Becomes Bride

& st. Johns Church in Forest
Glen. Md. was the scene OF
the wedding yesterday of Miss
Jean Celeste Marchi, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Marchi
II Silver Spring to Mr.. Robert
Lane Marshall. son of Mrs.
John Marvin Davidson of Sill
yer Spring and Mr.. Joseph VIII
liam Marshall Of this city.
i! The Rev. Gillen performed
the ceremony, which was fol-
lowed by a reception at Mea-
dowbrook in Chevy Chase.
Miss Anita Marchi served as
her sisters maid Of honor. Her
other attendants were Mrs.
Carolyn D'Ananzo. Mrs. An
META Harner and Miss Bar
bara march,. a sister.
Mrs. Thomas Dickey was
best man: The ushers were Mr..
Edward Lee and Mr.. Robert
Charles.
The couple will make their
home in Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER

in proper order when dinner
hour arrives, for the marcn
into the dining room.
Mrs. McCaffree and Mr..
Tolley stay at their posts until
the last guest is clocked in by
the ushers' Office a few min
utes after 8 o'clock. There
always is the possibility of a
last-minute dropout, which
calls for hasty maneuvering.
II time permits, they may ar
range for a substitute. If time
is too short. a place must be
removed from the table. and
the seating may have to be
rearranged.
With the last guest account
ed for. and just about the
time the President leads the
impressive march from the
East Room into the State din-
ing room, the weary social
staff members can wend their
way home, confident that
another production has come
of like clockwork.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Wed
FortMyer

Miss Gary Craig Cunning
ham, daughter Of Maj. Gen.
Julian Wallace Cunningham,
U. S. A. (retired) and Mrs.
Cunningham of Alexandria,
was married October 80 to Mr..
Joseph Peter Lorenz. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lorenz Of
New York City.
Chaplain Cash m a n per-
formed the ceremony which
took place in the Post Chapel
at Fort Myer. A breakfast was
held in Patton Hall following
the ceremony.
Mrs. Lorenz is a graduate Of
st. Agnes School and Wellesley
College. Mr.. Lorenz was gradu-
ated from Pomfret School,
Harvard College and attended
Harvard Law School. At pres
ent he Is serving with the
United States Marine Corps
at Quantico, Va.
Evening star., 1954-10-31

hover can arrange their guests
somewhat as they wish with
out causing bruised feelings. I
No Bruised Feelings
When the last tab has been
moved for the last time, Mr..
Tolley makes a copy OF the
seating chart. with all the
names permanently lettered on
one big chart.
The big chart is placed in
the front entrance hall Of the
White House the night Of a
dinner, so that arriving guests
can see where they are to sit.
AS a further reminder each
gentleman is given a small
card as he arrives. One side
has a drawing of the table.
with a small mark placed be-
side the spot where he Is to
sit. On the other side Is the
name of the lady he is to es-
cort to the table.
Courteous White House
aides help the guests line up
Evening star., 1954-10-31
White House in High Gear

sat opposite him. In the well
of the horseshoe, with her back
to most of the guests.
Mrs. Eisenhower didn't like
having her back to her guests.
and besides she wanted to sit
next to her husband. She has
rearranged the table SO that
she does.
She also added the long ta-
BILE down the center, which
changed the former horseshoe
to a rounded "E' and gave the
guests a little more elbow
room.
A maximum of 100 guests
can be accommodated with
the present arrangement, but
80 is much more comfortable.
One of the great advantages
of the new arrangement Is
that it allows SO much more
leeway in the seating. It isn't
easy to figure out which is the
foot of the E-shaped table, so
the President and Mrs. Eisen-
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Continued From Page D-3o

around the table according to
the strict dictates Of protocol.
Mrs. McCaffree. Mrs. Eisen-
hover and the President. in
that order, then have a look
at the chart, and sometimes
one or another switches a few
tabs-particularly below the
salt" (that is, toward the foot
of the table. where rank be-
comes less rigid.
Innovations
One of Mrs. Eisenhower's in
novations in the White House
has been a drastic rearrange-
ment of the table for formal
dinners. For as long as any
one in Washington can re-
member q horseshoe table has
been used. The President sat
at the top of the horseshoe,
facing the west wall Of the
state dining room. His wife
Evening star., 1954-10-13
slTUATlohlS--IMEN

up. kept part time; local refs:
BO0KKEEPER. cost accounting, pay
roll. time keeping; conscientious, de-
Ip pendabls p 70. s-1s75: nx after 3; IL. Is.
;Sslss:sIsS; %s s:SssS. .7.d. now: sood j: S:i:'
GRAD. econ. major. white.
man, AZ, seeks part-time work, ex-
change for rm. or apt. no. 2.5S32.
exper.. int. In part-time
ali day Sun. IA. $4,000. Ext. 4193.
Ask for MARIE or leave phone no.
PREPARING FOR VA. BAR.
desires position with Arlington
nIi1tsn,p:. ssss ss TSEh sds Ryt 1sgss ns%ss
OPEN; well exper. = Rx.
duties; also reg. Va. and Md. .Ad-
,h dress 81 ncx ( x,s Ss-A, star: "a ,sa 1a Las..-
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Truck driver-porter. experienced.
MAN. sSSp eoioped. desires work: clerk,
1sHst ss':nfsT 9ss .o.G. p E Esai sr1yssEs pc5 Is
NAN, coiored, wants work as o sexton
Of church: exper.; refs. DE. 2-7O13.
WHITE MAN desires
watchman's job, whole or part time.
(. III. 6-I9O3. S26 r st. NE.
MEN AVAILABLE for mousse and yard
work and other misc. odd Jobs. Call
the SALVATION ARMY, Harbol
Light Center. ME. s-4532.
mai room, typins ability. William
CROWI. ia. S-4374. 16s
YOUNG MEN need work. Restaurant
o.. 3anitor. porter. Day or might.
WHITE, as. Part time. TO 10 PM,
s it1 DAY vsq sndsE; E.s sxPsT 4 ssls;nan ad TH
Evening star., 1954-10-13
siTuArloNs-W

NURSE, undtrsraduate. hospital
training u " yrs., 10 yrs. experience.
ygoul;a Moulaa Aki .s,sS lo q Y hr. g. ,da,.ts. :.
NURSE, practical, exper. child care.
conyAlescent, maternity, 2 yrs. hos
pftal RA. 6-7646. -14
POSTING MACHINE OPERATOR, az
yrs. exper. MRS. WHEELER. Ii.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. desires
work, invalid. child care, housekeep-
rae E RRsE. fsls coloTsd sn s-asas desires 5
day child care; good plain cook. Ii.
|sHECsRiEsTFARY-1s sHE1sRiEsTF ,rs. exper., married.
desires position tn Isl Of ". Col
lege grad UN. 4-45S5. 1bs
GIRL with sO. two year. e GSssst ; t: y.
Willing to try anythinE. II. 7-5s99.
SOS. specialises in supplying enieisnt
temporary ONCE help for short or
long assignments: Your ONCE or
ours. Call MISS ROSCOE, 81.
sTATTifssTrcAL sSsAaTfs rYPIsT, exper. in cpA
once, hours Q to ESQ. Call JU.
We WofHH2vi HAVE OFFICE CLEANERs. fun
time or part time; laundresses and
hT lSas TS5fEsss TCSESkES SA iS s2sss ss.ir.. pos,
tion as receipt. in real estate or doc
tors ONCE. exper. and refs. DU.
coI0SRD 1HVSI; PRACTICAL NURSE wishes
case. day or night. Lincoln 6.1053.i
|CoLoRED WOMAN, 9 yrs. hospital
exper.. capable of nursing any sick
person. or hospital work. DE.
Evening star., 1954-10-13
DRAPES. pictures. soup tureen, Eng
hsh riding boots. WO. 6-4S6S..
FILE CABINETS

2.drawer steel. legal sige. S9.95; f.
drawer wood, legal size, S9.95: new
and used once furn. Of every de-
scription avail. ct low, low prices.
Shop US for real savings. N. FRANK
& SON, Ala 3rd st. NV. Elk. B.
FOAM CUSHIONS, mats,
toppers, cut any size. GLLuLAND, J,
21aS I1rp g. nv" -; S.663S- .sl!, .EaS
types; u you have cash and want Q
FREEZERS, 12-cr.-ft. uprights In fac
tory cartons: regularly S309.96. now
S22S. SLATTERY's. IKE. 7-1b0o:
FURNITURE square coffee tables.
marble tops. wrought iron legs. $50.
DI. 7-3S3S after $50. la
FURNITURE-Must vacate by Friday:
9 rooms. Of furniture at give-away
prices; lawn mower. porch glider.
lawn tools. Maytag washer, etc.
1921 Garland ave-, Takoma Park.
FURNITURE--studio couch. $50, ME.
S-Q221 after 8 pm. -1b
FURN1TURE-Chinese cocktail mar
hle topped tables: cedar chest,
china closets. etc. EN-. 2-2341;
any dining room set: 2 wool twist
rugs with pads: ] grey blue: 2
set: / 1endix automatic washer;
io.s 20 Sss; = draw-;trsing y5s saaSp sSaIaspss. 300
Evening star., 1954-10-13
FARM AND GARDEN

FILL DIRT, topsoil, siudge.
bluestone, hauling, excayating,. grad.
ing. MIR. HARTINo. HE. 4-5643;
LEAF MULcHER and lawn mower
nl naeh5es anss 00ss ssoss sSs'' %AaY n lsss sss
USED EQUIP.-Cub. Super o. H.
John Deere B, OC3 Cletrac; INC
ZAP corn picker; "a picker for H
Of. NJ. John Deere Harvester. with
mtr. and PTo. new Holland blower.
rasss: MHLoNEY's. i1o SIZE ca. ave. '..
SEM IN fssSYs ESSSI$MENr-pull lin. Of In.
ternational tractors and farm equip;
New Holland. New Ideal farm equip;
sherman and Henry backho and
tEsSsl itfUners WoOd mowers mower A Bron lion
grass seeders; Ezee Flow lime sow
ers; baler and binder twine; parts
and service. MALONEY'S. Sill. Spg.
SELLING OUT, eyerything
must 90. Evergreenss shrubs, trees,
equipment. fixtures, tools, display
stands stands SSr SsTnings nss at se
right away. SLIGO GARDEN MARE
S713 Ga. ave.. Silver sprins' Md.
VIRGIN ToPsoIL. best quality, any
SANDscApR iaiaSas sR9sSi sSRvfeE. SsE On. z-zszs.
for grading. excavat-
ing, land clearing; free estimates.
Cail UN. 4-S633; night. Ap. 7-0698,
hardy held grown. SOC and
1zpsiDssSaSrsa 1pi sSaG ssf1 akS Is TsEE ns SERVICE.
TSp:StI .ss.sa roUsH b s sFfi u SSss
y1aRf M 2-sseS; SeSp. .E RiC& ScGS'Sso 'Ssopson for
lawns and greenhouses: very reasons
able. Call 10. 9-Ao33.
Ioontinued On Next PagsJ
Evening star., 1954-10-13

:
FURN.-.Mousshold IA EoCds. s .sfsr" G! Y. vac.
"a. I'd ne. ne. p1. s.esSS. Wed. and
FURN.. for enc. apt; leaving city:
will VIII sacrifice; eyes. ~; T-seia.
Gel. cond.; sofa and chair: misc.
FURN-TV comb, S66: easy chair.
$25; carpet; Transoceanic radio.
$6S; Chinese rug. S46. K1. s-lSls.
FURN.-s-piece din. rm. suite. wal
FH1RNRsar5 itfTNs: RA ss4s4. "a s,ns,. he'd. su-
$50: Kit. set. porcelain-top. table.
4 chairs, SIS: gas stove, good cond..
S25; drapes, corniees. beaut.; Ben
dix washer. auto. Ewes. ia. 0-Sl36.
hfigss sa new. i5sas. $50: cfs1 sxi 46; rose rose
broadloom rugs with pad. 23x12 and
11x12. $50: draperies. s pr. Of draw
curtains with swags, gold satin, $50
pair: 3 pr: zine ,s satin With u .lcT swaes:
new, S16 pr: studio couch, $40:
furniture, $25: chairs, odd tables
sS1as snS lamps from % to $50. 9L.
FURN.@sss twin beds. springs. matt.
coffee table. $3.50. chair. IS: wood
kit: table, Z chatss,o oo Slb: studio
FURN.-Sofs bed. din. rni., bedrm.
:iss ssl:. Isl ss. 'Gf D, aSse as:e k Ssds soS
FURN.-Unclaimed in storage. Real
bargains in all types Of household
furn. Washers, refgrs., TVS. ANTIQUE
%SY %oyERs aRs 's5a ssa ssS sss' t.
Gas N Range: stase se-in. ca,oric.. thermo-
static visual oven, Hight, clock and
timer; NaI rsas priced. L. 6649S sEs3,: l4 III
iOIi 7th NV. Ma. s-s952.
ias sAhss co aas7 csCrGis
e:Xs sys.' 'R1EcFs5! PE; 251ss;d Used in "a. ,. CON.
livery charge. B. A. COE & CO..
S121 14th st. NV. co. $4,000;
new. used tsas, oil. coal,
sles; sSsi }. 1tb Lowest pFicess ssHSs ACNE STOVE
1st st. s.w, II. 8-O609. Ia
R0NER,, es electric. de luxe model; Es.;
couch, SIS; new table. chairs,
$50; washer. So; other bargains.
1913 18TH pl. ne. Apt. 4. =.
JOINTE&, Fay-Eagan, No. S10, S-ft.
bed, 12-inch cutting blade, with new
motor and controls. II. 4-1052.
LAWN MOWER PARTs-About 200
lawn mowers. CIR. 4-6111 after Q.
Evening star., 1954-10-13

OPERATING ROOM SUPERVISOR,
and assistant supervisor Suburban
Hospital. Beth, Md. Apply director
Of nurses bet. 10 am. and 2 pm.
Evening star., 1954-10-13
slTUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

CIV; n z.;alSk Sy day or week: excel. refs.
HOUisEKHElESfER. elderly. white. clean
habits, desires home. Salary not es-
ssntial: Box 9i-C: star. .,,,,a ~ -.
In or out. Ii. 6-6224..
WOMAN, coiored. would like work 8
fuii time. DI. 7-6313.
WOMAN. .colored. wants days, work,
YOUNG LADY desires 5 days child
care or g,h.w:; dependable. exper.;
wANrED Esis; H. B7 B1y'GaEs SETTLED WOMAN,
child care: housekpg.; small fam. s
e.h.w, and child care in exchange for
rent. WA. 7-9O16. Pref. pvt. home.
GOOD PLAIN COOKING, tidyins
home, end child over 8, no cleaning;
depend. lady (white). Box 106-c Star.
cOLORED GIRL wants work s days
or days work: exper. with children.
LORED WOMAN wishes day work.
2 or 3 days wk.; good refs. LU.
COI60bRkD GIRL wants days work
and baby sitting. II. 3-1767.
COLORED WOMAN wishes work IRON
ing; good ironer; ref. Lu. 2-5362.
WOMAN desires Sat. or
Sunday cooking, baby sitting, with
c65fI4osRfE niWeRSSs WeSAN AlNsf; s.nss dsy
or 5h days wk.; g.h.w.: will stay Q
cnsnRrT ights Tk TTsafMsaRRE TsfMs RRE. .s;lss 2S;1so. gnt
cleaning or ironing, Wednesday and
Thursdays: references. LU. $4,000.
COLORED WOMAN desires morning
work cleaning, Monday through FRI
day; reference. Ii. 7-4139.
INV. or child care; willing stay 3
nights. RE. 7-60S4.
Evening star., 1954-10-13
G.H.W.-COOK
TvTE ny coz

LIVE IN; S35
Must have excel. local ref. and exper:
with small children. Thursday and
TT. fysfya ya.sss6. 1856 Sunday on Other Ghs nsl0
HOUsEKEEPER, white. fond Of chill
nist. nIsn hYs Sox oS1 aisE aois sts yip
HsKPR., white, middle-aged and set.
tied: 5-day wk. in small home. $50
per week. WA. 1926. III
white, prefer European;
excel; air-cond. quarters; salary
age and experience. Box ~2so-E.
MAID, to work in lovely home; general
housework. partial care of one child.
Must be experienced, with dne family.
References necessary; good salary;
ARg!H AgGzr eo eeooplpSymentt st It 7ts Siee; " THE
MAID % for s.h.w.; live In n or T live out
and baby sit 2 nights: refs.: s days:
PLAIN CooK.G.H.W.@Live in: u
day Thurs; every other Sun. on;
GooI sefs pssP psXPiRTsHcE6 SYS rs sSs CSoR 4 gen.
tion; must live in; Thurs. every
other Sunday OF; recent refs. Start
at $50. 6516 Western ave-, OIL.
GIRL s1sL.Ij for child care. assist with
hsewk.: respons. person; 5M days:
live in. good home. WA. 7-31 SO.
white, 35-45. g.h.w, care
Of 1O-mo.-o baby: live in: $26
week. 4701 Oxbow rd.. Randolph
WOMAN. to live in: good house,
work and cook; care of invalid
woman: good refs. Call 10. 1888
WOMAN to care for 2 children: Ink.
plain cooking: live in: good salary
for capable person. EN-. 3-S446.
WHITE COUPLE. foreign born. clean,
for cook-maid, butler er-chaufeur. No
children, free to travel. Good wages
and nice living quarters. Phone MRS.
WHITE WOMAN, 25-40. live in:
g.h.w.. plain cooking; care Of 2
children: S25. Call after IL. DU.. e
WHITE, baby sitting and some house
work: college or high school girl;
rm., board and compensation; refs.
WHITE Vii fIVSs'i oR FOREIGN BORN. s.h.w.,
cook, child care; 5h days alternate
IA day Sun; o through $40 dinner;
stay niehts: $35 Q vk. EN-. 2-3S24.
GIRL., between 25 and So.
for g.h.w.: live in; Thurs. afternoon
and sunday on: $26 wk. EN-. 2-4836.
IA
Evening star., 1954-10-13
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS. porches.
repairs Of all kinds. Call for free
estimates, LO. 4-5991. Ia
ADDITIONS, FORCHES, 5alousies,
complete remodeling service esti-
mates free; al work fully guar.
No money dn., SO mos. to pay. White
mechanics. SECO SALES. JU, B.
3O1O, EN-. 2-6749 day or night.
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
IA. 7-s77o st. $1,000
BRTCKLAYNG CONTRACTOR-Fire-
places, walls, steps: all types Of
masonry. a EAGNANI.. 10. 2-1QD4
CARPENTRY, new and old work. Call
c.. B. PHILLIPS. RE. 6-671s, free
CARPENTER, small Jobs; housepaint-
ing, interior and exterior; roofs re-
paired and painted. WA, 7-64z2.
CARPENTRY. roofing. painting, re-
modelling; 1st-clasB mechanics. work
fully guaranteed. ME. s-0540. Ext.
CARfENTERs--First. class white me-
chanics. alterations. repairs, concrete
work. Work by day or contract.
Logan 7.0610. altar 4 pm. l3s
Evening star., 1954-10-13
HELP DOMESTIC

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 80 to
so, settled white woman to care Tor
elderly couple: nice home to reliable
person. Write giving details to Box
COOK, OK fond % Of children; other help
employed; live In: PHYSICIANS resi-
dence; local references. Ia. 9-724O.
COOK and nrst-fioor cleaning. Must
be fond Of children. Every. Fri. and
every other Sun. Oh. Only exper;
sSSf asfd wsDDto to i~s i've IN. Refs re-
in Arl. EN-. 3-l707. Ia
COOK, must be experienced in fine
cooking, for private home; depend
ability and good references essen
tiaI. Apply employment ONCE. THE
COOK a HSGGGis;EKfESEIPiE:R. SGi; w. thoroushly
exper. only: live in; child care;
exper. nee; recent refs: OIL. 4.033o.
DOMESTIC WOMAN. 25 to 40 yrs;
must be good housekeeper: DO plain
Seesa Msst SsFe have lCT sn pes snd
health card: salary open; 5h-day
GESERAL assisA a0ousEMoRkER = City
refs; pS F 5-dssy sysskI yki; ss6. Plain coof4ins
Civ, 10 am. through supper: $26
. week and carfare. OIL. 4-024S
CIV. affss Iive R;@' in. must be .xpeT. With
young children. Local refs. RA. g.
CIV. oae&a young white girl; doctors
III k-k262
Evening star., 1954-10-13
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO SALT LAKE, wed.
Thurs. or Fri; want / or passen-
gers to share driving: refs. Oh; e
DRiViNG TEXAS Friday or satur-
day; take 3; share expenses. DU.
MARINE SGT, driving to Los
Angeles. leaving Oct. 10. Room for
3. Ii, 6-427S. -17
sERVICEWOMAN driving to Calf.
next week. Desires woman driver.
Share exp; refs. exch. IA. 5-533S.
HAVE A 1854 station wagon to be
returned to Chicago to q responsible
person. Furnish reference. ST. B.
1850. -16
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FOOD CHECKER

HAmpshlre ave. NV. II
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER-Good
opportunity for woman with expert
ence In credit work. typing neces.
ssry. 5-day week. TU. 2-SS22. Ia
HAIR sTYLIST-S3O0 month, 60ee
commission, plus another 10E; must
have following. Apply ANGLIN'S,
1920 Irving st. NV. is
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SINKS-USED
$1.5n AND ZIP

Fencing, bathtubs, radiators. windows
and door gratings, stoves and other
usable materials at very reasonable
prices.
Also I-beams, plates. angle iron. pipe
and pipe fittings.
-. WASH. RAG d BAG CO:
Open Every SATURDAY Until 4:sG fSs Pm.
SOFA, foam rubber. 2 pieces. Sec
tional, mod; contrasting chair. end
tables. lamps, drapes. WA. 7-474S.
SOFA. large 3-cushion: blue: S25.
sectional, gray: very
good condition: best offer. DE.
SOFAS, a. 1 ct $55, I at S66, at
$45; Wunda-weave rugs, size
Okla. $36 each: ! dry sink, antique,
Bradley Blvd. OIL. 2-22I7. is
SOFA, good .cond.; chest Of drawers.
ANTIQUE table. scatter rugs. floor
lamp. 10. 2-O262 after 9 pm. -13
and cancelled, blocks, first day
covers: U. g., Europe, Brit. Empire
and Japan. LU. 4-6761.
Evening star., 1954-10-13
FlagStone and Stone

FlagStolle and Stone
WORK
Pcrches. patios retaining wails the
ANdELo MARecuccaIsoS, 10. s-17ee.
FLOORS REFINIsHED LIKE NEW;
free estimates; reduced prices. G..
ro6S r SovEE v9aEnMYNA MYA 7lSSes .SS YNayyIN sny tA%s.
aANkTNs. IA III Us Spruce ns s.ea7$sd6.. lie ~ =
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
q Spalityy MypE9s ESsk At 3 asss 5ssasssonable price.
FH04k veg rol ana sr..
sMsiI All SkosDas' SkooR sF &c Co.. 'i6.is. 70. 3.
FURNACES. heaters. ranges repaired.
cleaned. parts; lowest prices. ACME
STOVE. l011 18th NV. MA. s-S952.
materisis: do l; own WORK: : Brothers: s:
PAINTING. Int. and ext: free est;
reasonable price. WEBB. "a. z-03i7
after 8. all day Sunday. -14
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
bRzpsY. HfssHaael: Jo Esses: s:alSs 81. s't.nfs''
PAINTING, paper. hanging and 1oor
sanding; reasonable rates, frst-class
work. white mechanic. For esti.
mate: phone NO. 7-4496. II
FAhNV1NGs 10LeTl0f ana Sxtet1OE5 1Iee
estimates; first-class work. MR..
pEEN4fESo pIHSMfssoH; HNb bo pafsFfAc, zs7ss 20 2r.
exper.. AL work. personal service;
satisfactioa { c.ioa guaranteed: any time.
PAINTING, pAPERTNG. first class
workmanship: work done immedi-
ately. Mr.. POAT. RA. 3-5643. 13s
class work: low price; 24-hr. serv-
ice. DU. 7-1914. Free estimate:
PAINTING, PAPERING, Waterproof
ing, int. and ext; FHA loans avail: /:
For est, JU. 0-4771. JU. 6-4210.
PAINTING - Interior and exterior:
1st-class work. guar. MIR. LANE.
Evening star., 1954-10-13
AND DRYER
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WHIRLPOOL
MAYTAG

Automatic washers and dryers; new
and fully guaranteed, in sealed
boxes; Now Is your chance to really
ssTsAySSDSAR1 sTsAySDSA TIRE q BATTERY CO.
10th and II sts. NE. Ii; 3-90S2
Open Evening" Till 8
WASHING MACHINES. Sl5 and up;
semiauto. and auto; $40 and up;
guaranteed. ACE APPLIANCE CO..
- 40 y st; ne; ME-; S-05e6.
type. with timer and pump; excel.
cond:; reasonable. LO: 7-02S9. --15
WASHING MACHINE, automatic:
Hn Hamilson TsSSy SSSSyer; excellent condition.
WASHING M SIGo0Si 0MSiAcHINE, Thor, sem semi
eisy; IsSss must sell. $50: xnnsnSssis.
BiGGEsT ia E1!0f; DISCOUNTS in washers wash
and dryers. Whirlpool, Norge. Ben
dix, Hotpoint. Automatic washers
and dryers, new and fully guaran-
teed in sealed crates; Save many.
ANCE g nv CO., 903 g st. NV. ST.
3-3270. Open. Thursday. 8 to O.. .
MOTOROLA radio transmitter set for
500. Valuable rare books. ANTIQUES,
picture frames, beautiful wan tapes
try, sx12: collection q M blacksmith S,, II
sweeper. sweet III. e-S964. III
COLONIAL MAPLE double bed, ma
pie dinette set, Emerson radio COM
bination; beautiful raccoon fur coat.
Hide-a-Bed, Hedstrom baby car
rage, Trimble bathinette. 9acri-
nee prices. Leaving town. Phone
HE. 4-2454. los