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mostly $17OO per cwt.
over 400 lbs: $I2.75 to s17 90
mostly $3.50 per cwt.
BOARS
lgOOd quality
Under $50 lbs: $11.5O to $3.50
mostly S14.O0 per cwt
over $50 lbs: $3.50 to $780,
mostly $3.50 per cwt.
SH0ATS
Medium to good: $1,000 to s1650
mostly $14.00 per cwt.
FEEDER PIGS
(6 to ~ weeks Old1
Choice: $1,000 to s11 So mostlv
$1,000 per cwt.
Medium to good: $500 to 500
mostly $500 per cwt.
Common: $500 to $3.50, mostly
$500 per cwt.
HORSES AND MULES
Work type: $4,000 to $4,000, most
" $500 per cwt.
Butcher type $500 to $4,000.
mostly $4,000 per cwt.
LIVE POULTRY
Heavy Breeds
Fowl; $50 to S1.20, mostly s11O
boosters; S1.O0 to S1.6O. mostly
Light Breeds
bantam chickens: s.25 to S.65.
!. g euineas; $40 to sloo. mostly
DUCKS
Muscovy ducks $1.55 to Sf.f0
mostly $50
RABBITS
!. Large a breeds: $50 to S1.6O. most
) small I a breeds: $50 to $50. most
T. Young g5 rabbits; S.25 to s45. most
EGGS
Ungraded, mixed: $50 to S55
per dozen.
MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCE
Tomatoes: $50 to $.55 per q
Peppers $40 to $50 per
Country butter S.85 per lb.
Iurnlps $40 to $50 per 8
)ushel
.,.-,all csulifower: 3.s5 to $40 per *
Apples: s.75 to sl.25 per bushel
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cHEeKEp ouT

COLUMBIA S. G. - (D = Po-
liceman NJ. J. Walker unhestitaing-
~ turned down a request from a
prisoner that the officer cash a
check so the man could post bail.
The man was being held on a check
forgery charges.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
GIVE THANKS BY GIVING HOPE

One OF the. worlds most mysterious dis
eases is muscular dystrophy, an ailment that
gradually weakens the muscles until patients
are almost completely helpless.
No one knows the exact cause of the dis
ease; no one knows how to check it once #
has started. More than 100000 Americans
tWo-thirds of them children between the a0es
oI three and Is, are sufferers. And a child
with muscular dystrophy has little chancelof
living to adolescence.
muscular Dystrophy Associations of Am
erica, lnc.. an organization founded four
years ago BY group Of parents. has been
!aDorng nightly to spur medical research
~ this field. This year BIDAA is GETTING j
powerful assist from the nations IRE fgbt-
els-Tnembers of the international Associa-
uon Of Fire Fighters, the international As
ISOLATION OF Fire Chiefs and numerous vol
9nteer fremen's associations. Bepinnino.
thanksgiving Day, the fire fighters viii
march from door to door in communities an
over the country collecting contributions .to
combat muscular dystrOphy.
we are the kind Of people who believe
mat our physicians and research scientists
can conquer this ehild-killine disease-and
We should welcome the opportunity to oive
thanks 0v giving hone
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12

business for those who operate it
and real force in building trucker
good will and loyalty to the com
pany's products. But we would say
1t is effective public relations on
the brOadest scale. A trucker who
Is fresh, rested, well-fed and AT
peace with the world is the hest
arlVer IN It. He is alert not merely
70 MS own responsibilities, but
aware that in special sense he
belongs to the singing road and
mas a duty to help us amateurs who
grub along at unglamOrous Jobs.
whenever he finds in trouble.
There should be many. MANY
more Truck Havens" along our
major highways.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
SALT is NEEDED

A number of members of Congress. Sen.
ator Gordon of Oregon among them, are un
der attack for having voted against AZ
amendment to the tidelands oil bin which
aliegedly would have earmarked proceeds to
public education.
This amendment was of a technical ma.
ture-which in itself made misrepresenta-
ton easy. After thorough study. Senator
Gordon said that nowhere in it "are there
any standards, any directions, anv provis-
ions OF any kind or character by which one
red cent could ever get out of the federal
treasury and go to the benefit of anyone for
any kind of education" The Senator. who
had proposed the amendment had to admit
the truth of this charge. Senator Gordon
then champiOned another amendment spe
elilcally allocating money for schools on 2
per capita basis. He also authored legisla-
ton confirming federal ownership of lands
beyond the three-mile limit, known as the
continental shelf 1t is estimated that tbis
shelf contains 80 per cent of the mineral
OH and marine wealth of all the offshore sub
merged lands.
Inc point is that Political claims and at
tacks should be taken with many grains of
salt-and s. carefully analyzed for accuracy or
the lack Of It,
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
Still A ''WhO Dunnitv

MOI the least curious of the events
OF election week was the Armv's
suddenly renewed interest in the
case of Major Peress, the bOnOrablv
discharged fifth amendment" der
tist. Before the votes were all
counted, Army Secretary Robert 7.
Stevens broke the long silence on
this subject that split the Repub-
Iican party and killed it's chances
OF retaining control of Congress-
with a twO-and-a-half page letter
to Senator, Joe Mccarthy and a
nine-page press release.
Mr.. Stevens told the Senator that
the inference" that there had been
'cOddling Of Communists" by the
Army is completely false. It
seems that lit was the system
which was at fault if things looked
that way.
Senator Mccarthy Immediately
branded the Secretary's explanation
as completely phony," and said it
failed to disclose who was respOn-
sible for the promotion and honor
able discharge of the New York
dentist. He would write Mr.. Stevens
again, the Senator said. and ask
him to state why he is hiding the
secret master responsible for codd-
ling Peress."
In spite of the fact that Demo-
cratic control of the Senate will end
Senator JOe's chairmanship of the
Government Operations committee
and its much better-knOwn Perma-
nent subcommittee on Investiga-
tlons and even though the
present special session of the Sen
ate votes to censure Mccarthy Cas
he. himself, has said it wilD. the
end' is not yet. For one thing. the
wisconsin stOrm-center, already
ranking member of the potent
Senate Appropriations Committee
will gain stature there through the
political demise of Senator Fer
gusOn of Michigan and Senator
Gordon Of Oregon. For another. we
cen not conceive Of a Mccarthy
with no fight in him.
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FUR COAT-Mouton Lamb, a lensht.
size I6. SOS; very good condition.
UN 4-a397. "a
lFURS, Alaska seal cape collar; excel.
lent condition: reasonable price,
poy H3-M Star
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HELp--DoMEsTc

HOUSEKEEPER for prominent bach.
elor in large hotel apartment IN
GLIDING maid service. Must be eS-
pert cook and know how to serve
Only experienced application con-
sidered who can give the best re-
ferences Reply giving all previous
employers. Box l75-k. Star.
MIDDLE AGED REFINED LADY, to
live With elderly woman; good home
Bethesda; sfnall salary. Box 37s-K
Star. 20
CHARMING FuRN. HOUSE. mr..
without child. in exchange for
woman's services in chtldcsre ano
Housekeeping. JE. 4-Ta5:', sun. or
WOMAN. white, middle-ased. for
light housekeeping; live IN good
permanent home. Call Central
HoUlsiEkEEpER-white. 1890. no
drinking or smoking; $50 mo. RIA,
WANTED middle-age lady to take
care of invalid wife and j. k; viii
give good home and small salary
Cell alter GAO. IA. 7-25222. -
G.H.N.. an-40; 3 adults; good plain
Cock Sosa, -di I'VE ,a in o. OFT 4f sood salary
IH0UsEKEEPER, WHITE. live in with
elderly couple; small salary: refer
ences. OIL. 2-92f7.
WHITE LA1Y to receive nice rm in
exchange for part-time Ink. 1743
WOMAN, colored. to care for baby
and light housework for working
parents Must live in. Call Hu
3-626l after $50 pm, Monday.
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Print The SURPRISE ANSWER hare
HELP-WoMEN tcont. ]

OFFICE WORK. fast typist,
with some business experience. 20.
30. living in D. c.; for 5-day week
S55 salary Modern downtown ofice.
write do ovK FL pERs ON e
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co
1923 Conn. ave. NV, Suite 514.
EANAGER-HOUSEKEEPER, Tor small
gtesthouse, In exchange Ink. studio:
eferences, AID 2-9396 10
MIR OPERAToR, between Is and 80
Permanent position. in modern Be-
thesda office; experience, speed and
For interview, call MR.. MAC
DONALD, OIL. 4-5245. -
registered. white: for oral
surgeons office. Arl.: 5-day week
Cab ia 7-4223 for appointment.
CLERK, typist; 70 ng:
steady Job in 2-girl office; prefer
Shaw Walker experience, DI. 1-54 ~
rBx OPERATOR AND TYplsT. for
general Office work. Apply Room
227. the Homer Bldg, 18th ST.. bet.
F and G NV -7
PRICING AND INVENTORY clerk,
experienced preferred; building sup
ply Arm. Apply Mrs. Burton. BAR
Der AND ROSS CO.. 5th and V{st
ne, DE. 2-05al -
SALESLADIES. experienced IN ready,
to-wear and sportSwear For spe.
cialtv shop. Excellent working condi.
lions. good starting salary Many
company benefits Apply in person
KLEIN's, l227 st NV
60 y
sell we have the most fashionable
storm window ever made at lowest
cost ever heard of; will train right
party: permanent position with op.
portunitv for advancement. CO
5-1111. s
SALESWOMEN for teleyision and ap.
pllance stores. Experienced, hare
workers. good pay, MR.. MILFORD
DI. 1881. or MR.. BARON. JE
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A GOOD JOB

NOT EASY-NOT FANCY
BUT SOLID AND SECURE
You supply these qualities:
Average ability; a good rep
utation; a desire to be sue
cessful and proof that you
are able and willing to work
and we will offer you a good
clean business opportunity
for year-round success.
Both you and your wife know
that happiness and content
ment primarily depend upon
substantial ky pay
checks, limited only by your
own INTEREST and ACTIN
ITY. We know that, too, and
nave based this offer &C
cordingly. We want S or G
good men.
II you desire full and COM
plete information, call JU,
7-6455 Monday and Tuesday
evenings from 6 to 9 o'clock
or Wednesday from 9 am
to 5 pm, and we will ar
range to give you the whole
story in a private and prac-
teal manner.
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PLUMBERS--Steady work, TOP wage
for open shop; only first-class me-
chanics need apply 3740 Howard
ave-. Kensington. Md. between. 4
and 4 pm, "a
PLUMBER experienced in iobbine
and renfodeling, with D. c. driver 4
permit; must be sober and reliable
ia. 9-09I0. --S
PORTER. colored, must have fountain
exper., young man: do not phi. MON.
ROE PHAR., 5577 Central ave, Sc
PRICING And INVENTORY CLERK,
experienced preferred. Building sup
ply firm Apply Mrs. Burton, BAR
PER AND ROSS CO.. 9Th and v
st. nye.s DE- 2-0501. -
RADIO SALESMAN--Suburb sta
ton: excellent opportunity fol-
hustler with car. Box AK Star
--.. g
ROUTE SALESMAN. STANDARD
BRANDS. INC; sales career, with
nationally known manufacturer oil
FleiSchman's Yeast, Chase e. San
horn coffee and many other products
Age q -32: no limit for ambitious
man. Neat appearance and good
personality necessity. Call LA
$4,000. for appt. and interview
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statesmen

A proven opportunity locally with
natl. corporation for men interested
in substantial income starting at
once. We want energetic men who
are seeking Tespecta Bile and respon.
sible saleswork. in a permanent field
with bona f1de opportunity for ad-
'vancement. This Is unique lew-
pressure field with protected repeat
clientele. Not insurance. books
storm windows, fencing. appliances
etc Local territories available. Tele-
phone MR.. SANDERSON Monday OF
Tuesday, Hotel 2400, CO. $1,000
SANDWICH MAN. experienced only
For kosher delicatessen. Apply al
1922 Eastern ave, NV. 10
sECY STENO.. experienced. part
TIM; minimum 8 fun days pei
wk shorthand 100 w.pm., typine
80 w.p.m.. IBM typewriter; top pay
Group disqualification and paid va,
cations. ST. $4,000.
SERVICE MAN. LIGHT OIL. BURNED
must have at least 5 yrs. exper
SHEET METAL MECHANICS ANn
HELPERS for installation of warm
air heating plants Must nave car
Apply GENERAL HEATING ENt;1.
EEERiNG CO. SOL Creston st.
Tuxedo. Md. of OF Kenilworth ave
ne. extended. -
SHOE SALESMAN experienced onl,
for southeast store Excellent oppor
tunitv for reliable. thorough man
Apply ARLINGTON BOOTERY. 313.
Wilson blvd "a
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oAYWoRK or psrt-time office clean.

DAYWORK or psrt-time office clean.
ing or baby, sitting. DI. 7-5256
WASH TO PLACE my excel. maid OF
3 yrs Will stay through dinner
Also baby sit ewes. KE. 7-000S.
WOMAN, colored desires g.hw.. gooc
cook and laundress; 5-day week
Call Me. S-4706.
COLORED GIRL desires child car,
after 3 pm. d.. 1895.
COLORED WOMAN, experienced
CoLORED WOMAN desires lob. fiv,
days week, as bus girl or chilt
care 10. 1-0043.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN desires gen
eral housework can also cook: vii
GO. consider living in; Call 10. Topaz
work per week. HUI 3-SS02
WOMAN. colored wants days work
Monday and Tuesday. ia. 9-0205.
COLORED WOMAN desires day work
g.h.w. or store maid; ref. HO. .
WOMAN wants general housework
days, Monday through Friday. LII
CoLoRED LADY wants day work
5 days. AID 2-666g.
DEPENDABLE colored girl, care TO
children, house, while parents work
city. refs, live out. DE 2-9694.
COLORED GIRL desires days work
LU 2-I66l
WOMAN desires day work. Tues. an
Friday; exper.: refs. furnished. &c
2-0219. after 5 pm.
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CLERK-TYPIsT

Good typist who has knowledge OF
shorthand and some credit expert
ence. Possibility Of advancement
after shorthand Is developed. Age
21-35. Permanent position in our
acct, dept: 5-day. 40-hr. week
Apply Personnel, Room sos: open
weekdays, S;30-5 and Sat. 9-12. No
THE EVENING STAR
I101 Penna. Ave. NV.
COUNTER CLERKS = Laundry and
dry cleaning chain; experience not
necessary. openinss IN northwest
and southeast; excellent starting
s an,y n TId s ycskiHs co6itios
$50 18th st. Sc
DENTAL receptionist-assista expe-
rience desired but net necessary;
aualincations. Box ASK. star.
DRUG CLERK, top salary, perman-
ent, excellent conditions; fully ex.
perienced only. LII. i-340l.
DRUG CLERK, must be experienced;
permanent position; excellent sal
ar and commission to qualified per-
son. No SUNDAY work. SCHWARTZ
r RHARMAGY. As ssae GSnn- ave ,,ns
woman with journalism training fol
tial: $3.50 mo-. starting salary. ST
lFiRE.RaTE CLERK and policy writer
| experienced for branch ONCE; work
In pleasant surroundings; new air
rush EMPLOYERS GRojp, 34Os
wisconsin ave-, EN-. 3-7903. --6
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Statesmen. fun or part tine lime For 70,
cal. needed. 90
television and ap-
pliance stores. Experienced, hard
workers. good pay, MR., MILFORD,
DI. 7-1f11 or MR.. BARON. JE
CoLORED. for most
fashionable storm windows ever
made, at the lowest cost ever heard
of, also doors. awnings. chain link
fences: will train right party. perma-
nent position with opportunity for
advancement All of our ambitious
statesmen make good. co. 5-li11
with intangible sales ex-
perience, and car. national corp
locai branch will give prospects and
make appointments to men capable
of 500 to $500 wkly. earnings,
Apply 10 to 3 pm. at 2430 Pa. ave
NV, Suite Is. -
SALESMEN--Es blished firm. deal
ing in quality products for resi-
Dental, commercial and builders;
must have car; prefer married:
salary and commission, JAMES
A. CASSIDY CO.. 1929 sth st. ne.
statesmen to sell. finest tub Enclosure
1898 Bethesda ave. Oh. 4-1299
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LUMBER
Flooring Suitable for
Sheathing or subfiooring
$25 Per M
Oak flooring-$65 Per M
ACE WRECKING co.
1909 MINNESOTA AVE. NE.
D. c. YARD. LU. 4-050a
ROCKVILLE YARD. Pc. 2-9211

MOTORS rebuilt. exch. All sizes.
lowest prices. New motors large
stock all sizes: $50 up. ELECTRIC
EoUIPT- CO.. s473 Sherman ave.
Moron sCooTEK. 3-wheel cushman
Truckster. 2 speeds forward. / re-
verse. 1854 model S350 or best
offer JE. 2-4554. "a
ORGANS - Hammond Chord organ.
used, unusua. buy. CAMPBELL
pMMU Uslc r CO. q 7;Ssss
Il in. BY .. in; dry photo copy
process; copies. ANYTHING; 2 years
old; will, sacrifice, $3.50 Call be-
tween Mon. and Fri. ME- S-4222.
PIANos.Ws have : few slightly
consoles that We are offering at re-
corner 18th & G. SITS. NV. fST.
( $4,000 and 1892 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring fJU. 5-1105I. Down
town store open Monday and Thurs
day ewes. Silver Spring store open
r asse ts aos paS J6sBss e.
se54ooi and 5sss aearE G' ave = {:
Silver Spring lphone JU. 5-Ifu5l.
Silver Spring store open every eve
ming Downtown store opfn Monday
an Thursday evenings.
PIANOS FOR RENT--Spinets and
consoles. Sc monthly and up. plus
hauling. Also bargafns In used
pianos PIANO MART. 1915 9TH st,
NV. ST. $4,000. Open Mon. and
Thurs. ewes.
P1ANOS--Used uprights. S45 and I'D.
Also values IN used spinets and con.
soles. ST. $4,000. PIANO MART,
lois 18th st, NV. Gust above the
library Open Mon. and Thurs: ewes.
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TFCHNTCAT.
FOL

7 SIhA1OhS FUN
Air brush rendering and photo re-
touch work. Line drawing experience
desirable. Immediate opening,
DESIGN SERVICE CO.
EDGEWATER s-55OO. Ext 1891.
q
Nv SERyICEMEN for outside work
experienced, also part time bench
men; men in service accented
nv REPAIR MEN. outside calls. cal
furnished DOWD'S TV. 441s Con-
necticut ave NV.
UPHOLsTERER. experienced. quail
fed. Apply 3sl7 Livingston st.
YOUNG MANI to 35; several
years residence this area. Draft
exempt for iunior administrative
collese education with accountins
or business administration major.
win consider former experienced In
this field. Interesting career posi-
ton. Apply Personnel ONCE. 3rd
floor, EQUITABLE LIFE ms. CO..
$40 18th st. NV. 10
YOUNG MAN. interested in learning
ofiice-supply business as sales clerk.
A ASe,s OFFICE su SUPP 4
EQUIPMENT Co. rs 1ath St.
NV.
YOUNG MEN. able to meet public
| for order dept. Steady work; good
pay See Mr. HAEPIS, Room 4a2,
14G5 G st. NV. Is
INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN desired
for green house work and selling:
good refs. required exper. not nee ];
will train on Job: must like, plants.
Permanent position for right per-
p SSo w EGF DsssSna BEHRE T6R
| SERIES, 1900 Wash. BALTIC. blvd,
| Beltsville, Md. IS
A HIGH-CLASS MAN. with sales
background in auto products, to
! procure. consignment accounts for
F., fast-selling product; earnings un-
} limited: must have car and be
familiar with territory. 10. 7-2125
between 5 and Z pm.
; STATE SALES MANAGER TRAINEE
W. want Young aggressive, married
man to enter q training program
a state sales manager. Complete
program will be outlined in personal
| interview. Immediate earnings will
/. be based upon mans ability. Your
(. first wear should bring you $1,000.
| SI0.0o0. Upon completion Of train
INK pEOSIEH YOU Wlll De pidCCA IA a
position in which men are presently
| earning S25 000 to S50.000 annual
| " A car is necessary previous d.
1 rect sales management helpful. Write
Mr.. DeHond, Boy 140-K Star. CIV
Inc complete backsround: 20
MAN. who knows Washington, WITH
drivers license. Apply a24 N. Y
ave. NV. N-6
MAN Famous Fuller leadership route
open: established customers mean nc
cold canvassing. and pleasant work
ing conditions with steady income;
no experience necessary trainins
pus . man st
week 70 start. For interview phon:
Df. 7-4477 or DI 1-3492 or apply
/ OIL National Press Bids, 18th and
r SITS. W. -
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nElp-MrA 3 woMEA Cont, REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont,

femOoeiInS. TepAlIS.
cahinetwoTk. general contracting
~. 2-4Ts3si. -ffl
GARPENTRY--Attics. porches. reer.
rooms: new and old work, anything.
Mr. SMITH, KE. 6-SStS. any time.
Cabinet making; none
better. Nothing tor COMPLICATED:
lower in prices, too. XII. S-4S13. ID,
CARPENTRY PAINTING ana root
ing Any lob White mechanics Mr.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPESI electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
RooTER,. Phone RA, 6-sssS any
E dis Fl e.sp' INSTALLATIONS. re-
immed RA 6-2a22 any time
FLOORS cleaned and waxed. walls
aaa wladlws washed. paintins Rsas
Ii. 4-2055, Ii. 3-2I4l. IL
FLOORS REFiNIsHED LIKE NEW,
free ssiiPaiSS reds ssss PRICES I'm:
FIooR sASDiNG. fnish. new. &C 50
i4a Yuma 81 st. 81 s.e.. 10. 1875 8:
FLOORS SANDED, expert work: 50
rm. up: free estimate. MERRILL &
CO.. ST. 3-S5T0; Ju. 5-4o32. ewes.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing and
waxing, reas enable rates. ire esd
CUTTERS AND SPOUTS installed. 81
per IT 10. S-64oi and Ii. 4-4s65
PAINTING. PAPERING-First- class
work; work done immediately
p MR PoaI p Ra S.SSf foor sanding
work guaranteed: compare our
prices; free estimates. and refer
ences White mechanics. BURLE-
SON DECORATORS, Ii. 4-7901.--11
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
st-ciasS work by white mecnannic.
p sTss sSt 'A ext siSssa and interior
large or small Jobs. white mechanics
IA. S-aISG -
PAINTING. PAPERlNG, interior ex-
terror FLA loans avail. For esti-
mates call Ju. 9-477l. JU. 5-42ls
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
tree estimates; reas. rates. ia. 4
0317 after 6 all day Sun. WEBB
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. gen.
raj repairs. Call JOHN. Ii. 6-239i
PAINTING. papering. quality Job al
reasonable price; satisfaction guar.
pa snssff FA lN4fRioR ' Ans ExTE
RIOR, free estimates, anytime: MR.
JONES, Ju $3.50,
PAINTING, PAPERING
Carpsntry. FLA loans. RA. 6-970s
PAPER HANGING. SO per room up;
1851 sunfast washable paper; work
PAPER HaNGING, 50 Tm. and Y' up;
/ snnfsst. wash paper: do own work:
PAPER sgfE S Vow T ea p EA sa a work
/ New SAMPLES Interior painting
Free estimates. JU. 5-0745. Ill
MASTERING, WATERPRoOFING
| Inmates II 4-7439. IL 7-ao57
PLAsTERING REPAIRS. old and new
WORK large and small iobT a Res Teas
| PLASTERING-New and old work
expert white. mechanics; call aftel
! d m, RIA. 6-00G9. -12
ROOFING. ali types, cutters. spouts
carpentry THpsEtS "a snd painting A D
| ROOFING pfaS -wGAffERPRoorrNG sERv
( ICE; exper.. work guar; white mech.
low cost. MR.. NEvINs. Ii. 7-s209
SEWERS AND DRAINS. cleaned cleo,
tfically. No charge if We fail. JU
/ 9-1460 Ill
TV REPAIRS; 90 days uncond. guar.
I antee on parts and labor. Free
estimates. Ii. 3-19S1. -1a
SLIP COVERS. BY EXPERT CUT
i TER. REAS. CALL RIA. 3-4635.
-6
STONE. BLACKSTONE. CEMENT
| Walls. patioS. steps. etc. Call JERRY
/ LU, 1-4756
a.. B. window cleaning
| floor waxing floor sanding ant
painting Call AID 2-3660. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-06
SiTUATioNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. part time; books
started. caught up kept part time:
loc. refs: prompt; reas. JU. 9-549G d,
ACCOUNTANT--Books started, con-
tinued; financial state. Tax serv.;
prompt, reasonable; refs. RE. I!
ACCOUNTANT, auditor. books opared,
basis; all tax returns and financial
statements. AP. 7-5056, -
B0OKInEEpER. ayroll. cost account
ing. tiRe keeping. CONSCIENTIOUS. de-
pendable ~ S-1s15 after, Z, -
CORPORATION office. manager SUI
operations, cost analysis. inventor
les, yearly closing. Box Ism, star
CoLoRED BOY WANTS FOB, IN
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. typist;
stenographic. clerk: work hrs, to suit
YOU. MR.. HERNDoN, Ii. 3-772a
MEN AVAILABLE for house and yard
the SALVATION ARMY. Harbor
Light Center. ME. S-4532.
VETERAN, recently discharged from
Army, with grocery and meat cut
MAN fAnSS sx o Iteieen IT, neat s Wishes
redesign life along any legal line:
min, salary. SIS; avail. immed. Box
som, Star. s"
MAN, colored, desires part time eve
nings and Saturday mornings; no
SUNDAYS. Ii. 4-0443.
C0LORED MAN wants part-time lob:
evenings. Call DE. 2-7SS7 after
D pm Re
MAN. colored. honest. desires work o.
any kind: experienced cleaner, odd
jobs p HILL. HUI. 3-f95H.
SALESMAN, 30 yrs. old. college grad.
| married; z yrs. creative selling
exper on straight comm to retail
and whsle. trade desires challenp-
ing selling position D. c., Nd. Va.
area. Box Am. Star. Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-06
HElP---WoMEN

TYPIST for accounting division Of
airline Arm, 5-day week. good start.
ing salary; airline privileges. NE
$4,000. Is
TYPIST- RECEPTlONIST - For Mo.
tion picture concern. not over 81
rs. of age. $2.95O yr. to start, s.
day, 40-hr. week. leave privileges
typing speed So w.p.m. or better
-
TYPIST. for permanent position II
pleasant surroundings: 5;day week
knowledge Of PIX helpful; 20 to 3s
preferred /, Apply WASHINGTON
CATHEDRAL office. :}6th st. anc
Woodley I'd. NV, Mr.. Alien. %