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Evening star., 1954-11-15
Scandinavian Airline | Launches
Los Angeles Denmark Service

Actress Cyd Charlse christened
the Royal Viking with the tradi-
tlonal champagne bottle. Tore
Nilert president Of SAS. Inc.
presented her with trophy for
her part in the ceremony.
A reception and dinner hon.
ored the passengers earlier In
the evening.
At $40 pm. today, a similar
plane-and likewise loaded with
newsnnen and dignitaries-will
leave Copenhagen headed West.
The eastbound planes flying
time. for the 5,800-mile short
course" Is "a hours. But the
westbound craft. due to prevail
ing westerly winds. will be in the
air about Is hours. It is due in
Los Angeles at 2::20 pm. tomor-
row. There ID. incidentally. a
nine -hour time differential be-
tween Denmark and the Pacific
Coast. ,
six exploratory flights by SAS
established the practicabilitys Of
the flight. which stops only at
Winnipeg, Manitoba. in Canada
and BLUE West 8, an airfield on
the island Of Greenland. What
military significance this trans
polar route has no one has yet
said. but undoubtedly 1t has
some.
CA dispatch from Winnipeg
said the Royal Viking arrived
there at 9:15 am. today.)
Scandinavian Airlines, since
1946 q union of Swedish, Nor
wegian and Danish airlines.
thus will establish Southern
California's first direct link with
Europe. The Arctic route, only
about 30 per cent of it over
water, is 600 miles shorter than
the usual flying path between
Evening star., 1954-11-15
BY .he Assoeioied Press

FRANKLIN, Tex, Nov. 15.-
Walter w. Williams, the oldest
of four surviving Civil War vet
Grams, marked his 112th birth
day yesterday saying he looks
forward to more years in spite
of failing eyesight and hearing.
Mr.. Williams. who once for
aged for Hoods Texas Brigade
of the Confederate Army, smiled
enjoyment at the party in his
home and said he was glad
to be starting his 18th year.
My grandfather-in Missis-
sippi-lived to be 49," he said,
"and ] might go on and top
him."
Two birthday cakes, one
topped with Confederate flag,
flanked the wheel chair to which
he is confined. His IL living
children and others of his four
Evening star., 1954-11-15
Visit 10 Church Helps
Mark Birthday Of
Mrs. Eisenhower

The President and MRS. Eisen-
hover. who was celebrating her
58th birthday anniversary, at
tended services yesterday In Ma
tional Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Eisenhower. attired In
smart black dress. gray fur s.Ule
and small white hat trimmed In
red, acknowledged the Happy
birthday greeting Of news pho-
tographers with q smiling
Thank you. very much"
Pastor Offers Greeting.
At the door after the service,
DR.. Edward L. r. Elson. minister
OF the church the Eiseilhowers
joined when they moved into the
White House. offered his con-
gratulations.
II wished her a happy BIRTH
day." he told newsmen later,
"and assured her every one in
the congregation hopes she viii
have a Joyful celebration OF the
day and many more days of
good health and helpful serv-
ice."
The White House observance
Saturday night was a quiet one,
with the President holding q
surprise reception for his wife.
It was attended by members OF
the cabinet and the White House
staff and their wives.
Friends In for Supper.
A few relatives and close
friends were invited In last night
for supper and birthday cake.
Among the relatives were Mrs.
Eisenhower's mother, Mrs. John
s. Doud. who is staying at the
White House, and her sister, Mrs.
George Moore. and her husband,
Col. Moore. who live in Washing
ton.
DR.. Elson said he sent Mrs.
Eisenhower his personal greet
ings in a letter with an auto
graphed copy of his recent book,
Americas Spiritual Recovery"
which is dedicated to the Presi.
dent.
On leaving the church, the
Eisenhowers waved to q small
crowd that had gathered across
the street for a glimpse Of the
famous couple.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
Southern California and Dem
mark via New York.

Plane changes in New York.
SAS estimates, require a mini
mum of seven hours. SO there is
additional time saved for those
in a hurry to conduct business
or to just see the sights of Eu-
rope-or America.
Each DC-6-B used on the trip,
which will be twice weekly each
way, will carry 80 passengers and
crews Of 10. There are eight
berths on each with a sleeping
charge Of $50 each way. The
round trip fare is $1.O34.50.
Each plane also will carry up
to 1000 pounds Of cargo-such
as aircrafttand electronics parts,
film and California apparel -
overnight to Europe. Westbound
planes viii, SAS plans, bring
textiles and other exports.
The important link On this
route Is Sondre Stromfjord Air
field, better ! known as BLUE
West 5, Greenland. Without
this base-2,162 miles from Co
penhagen-or one similar, the
flight would have been inlpos-
sible until commercial aircraft
could attain even creates
ranges than they now have.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
Confederate Veteran, 712,
Hopes olive a Lot Longer

generations OF descendants were
on hand.
An honorary colonel on the
staff Of Texas Gov. Allan
Shivers, "Col. VIII" lives quietly
with 80-year-old Ella, Williams.
his wife for so years, son Gene
and the. remnants OF a once
fine pack Of fox hounds on his
20-acre farm near here. He likes
to sit on the wide front porch of
his small frame house.
It's fun surprising relatives
with how long he lives, Mr.. Will
liams said. "They come by every
few days to see me dead" he
joked, "but I don't die"
Mr.. Williams Is one of three
Confederate veterans still liv-
ing. Others are Willis A. Lundy,
106, Laurel Hill. Fla, and John
Stalling, LOG, Slant, Va.
Albert Woolson, lot, Duluth,
MINI, is the lone survivor of
the Union forces.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
Science Group Visits
Richmond 10 Launch
Research on tobacco
BY the Assoeieisd Pres.

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 15.-
The Tobacco Industry Research
Committee is beginning a ''pa-
tient, dispassionate, judicious"
investigation to determine the
effects of tobacco on human
health, the scientific director for
the group said here yesterday.
DR.. Clarence Cook Little added
that he doesn't know how long
the investigation will take but
I'VE are not going to be harried
into any quick decisions. and
we have no preconceived no.
tionS."
DR.. Little, a pipe smoking for
mer university professor. and
five members Of the scientific
advisory board are in Rich
mond to visit tobacco research
LABORATORIES.
$500,O00 Set for Study.
An aide said they will visit
the laboratories of the American
and P. Lorillard Tobacco fac
tories and the Medical College
Of Virginia where some tobacco
research is under way
The organization has about
$500.000 in funds for grants to
be given to independent institu-
tions for research. The Medical
College of Virginia received one
of the first grants and will use
the funds for a compilation of
all data in the current cigarette
controversy. DR.. Little said.
He emphasized that none of
the funds will be given to to-
bacco industry laboratories.
May Find Other Data.
DR.. Little said there is a good
possibility the study will produce
health knowledge "of no relation
to tobacco"
The other members of the
scientific advisory board visiting
here are:
DR.. McKeen Cattell,, head of
the department of pharmacol-
ogy, Cornell University Medical
College; DR.. Leon O. Jacobsen,
professor of medicine. Univer-
sity of Chicago; DR.. Paul Kotin,
assistant professor of pathology.
University of Southern Cali
fornia Medical School; DR.. STAN
ley P. Reimann. scientific direc-
tor for the Institute for Cancer
Research, Philadelphia, and
DR.. Edwin B. Wilson. professor
emeritus of vital statistics, Har-
ward.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
Boby Bonter-No -
Lucky Words Can Dry These Tears
Baby BonterNo. ~
Can you make with the small

Can you make with the small
talk2
Take a look at that surprise
on the right. What's she saying? ?
The caption printed beneath
the picture gives the words put
into her mouth by Constance
Bannister's 1866 calendar. Can
you beat it? II your wits keen
enough. cash prize awaits you.
Today and tomorrow The Star
is printing the last OF 80 Ban
mister baby pictures. Under each
picture appears q caption from
the calendar. Your lob Is to
write a better caption In is
words or less.
For your convenience q coupon
viii be printed with each picture
bit 1t isn't necessary to use the
coupon. You can sketch one of
your own. Just make sure your
coupon tells which picture you're
captioning. either by number or
by a pasteup OF the photograph.
Daily prizes are being given
for the best and most original
captions. First prize ID $15..
second prize $40 and third prize
$5. A grand prize Of $100 will
be awarded for the best caption
submitted during the 30-day
contest. In case Of any tie,
duplicate awards will be made.
The contest is open to any one
except employees of The Star
and The Evening Star Broad
casting Company and members
Of their families. Contestants
may submit any number of cap
lions.
ALI captions for picture No. 20,
published today, must be re-
ceived in The Star Office not later
than noon Thursday, Novem-
Der 18.
Prize winners will be an
nounced one week after publica-
tion of each picture. Judges will
be members Of The Stars staff
and their decisions will be final.
Mail your entries to Baby
Banter The Evening Star,
Washington 4, p. c.
The coupon may be pasted on
a postal card. If you prefer.
Winners Of Baby Banter Con-
test No., 22 Are Announced To-
day, Page A-17.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
By Hubbard Keovy
Associated Press Stoff Writer

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 15.-The
airliner Royal Viking took off
early today to inaugurate COM
mercial trans-Polar passenger
service between Los Angeles and
Copenhagen, Denmark.
The Scandinavian Airlines
Systems DC6B TAXED to the IN
sternational Airport Runway on
schedule at 1905 am. and be1
came airborne at 1922 am. It
was the first plane to take off
from the fogbound field In six
hours.
Actress Christens Plane.
Aboard are Film Actors Jean
Hersholt and Walter Pidgeon,
public oficials and two dozen
newsnnen. including this writer
Shortly before the takeof,
Evening star., 1954-11-15
$4,000 Drive Opened
BY Richmond NAACP
BY me Auseiased prsss

RICHMOND. Nov. I5.-The
Richmond branch, National AS
sociation for the Advancement
OF Colored People, yesterday
launched q campaign to raise
$4,000.
Campaign leaders said the
funds win be used to support
q program designed to do all
that's possible in eliminating
segregation generally--in public
transportation. schools. public
assemblies and elsewhere.
Main speaker ct the kickofi
meeting was Clarence Mitchell.
director Of the NAACP's WASH
ington bureau.
Evening star., 1954-11-15
~
Navy Chief in Madrid

MADRID, Spain. Nov. Is (Pl
United States Navy Secretary
Charles S. Thomas and his wife
arrived here yesterday by plane,
from Port Lyautey, French
Morocco, for a four day visit.
Mr.. Thomas is to confer with
leading Spanish and American
authorities. Ho @aY
Evening star., 1954-11-15
Rocine Cor Collision
Kills 9 in Venezuela

\ CARACAS, Venezuela, Nov. Is.
Two racing cars collided and
plunged into a. crowd massed
along the highway As miles west
of here yesterday, killing nine
persons and injuring five seri-
ously.
The accident occurred as an
Alta Romeo was passing an Aus
tin Healey at 100 miles an hour
in a road race sponsored by the
Venezuelan Automobile Touring
Club. The drivers suffered severe
injuries.
Evening star., 1954-11-15

From a commercial airline
standpoint, this field may be as
important as are the Suez and
Panama canals for shipping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05

NURSE, practical. colored. wants cart
Of invalid, semiinvalid, nursing
bon nSns S Of Dr n'sses sive hypos. Good
adult or children. Ii. 1854. S.
PRACTICAL NURSE COMPANION:
references. TIE. 6-1723. So
IPR ;,.c'I NURSE; colqyed, desires sd1s
SECRETARY. legal BACKGROUND. very
electric: $50. Box AIM. Star.
tSECY.-STENOG., experienced. good
references. LU.. 1-6244.. -.
sECY: Gqod shorthand. statistical
versified exp. DE. 2-7169.
SECRETARIAL and Once Services
| fee help for short or long assign
ments. Also complete mimeograph
service. Call MISS ROSCOE. ST. g.
IsTENoGRApHER. excellent English
college graduate: shorthand. 95-l0O
scorrecto; tipping. 60. very accu-
experience; expert German. some
French. Spanish; SIS. AID. 4-S484.
sTENoGRAPHER SECRETARY
degaD.. wants 3 afternoons or 2
whole days week. Box AIM. Star.
lTYPING DONE AT HOME. eficient
and accurate. RIA. 6-2OO5.
TYPIsT, knoll. shorthand. simple
bookkeeping, SEQ wk. Ess1E AR
isT- CLASS SEAMSTREss desires
position in dress shop, viii also do
private work, TU. 2-7415. 81
EXPERIENCED WOMAN desires eve
ming work, getting dinners, waitress,
dishwasher or general work. Gail
CAPITOL HILL. administrative asst.
fed legislative procedure and public
relations; experience In Senate-Gov-
ernment department liaison work.
Box I'M, Star.
COLLEGE STUDENT desires Job as
typist. fountain clerk. elevator or
PIX operator. evenings. RIA. 6-9337.
EXPERIENCED PIX operator. COM
pany trained. desires part or full
time employment. EN-. .3-3S55.-6
REFINED LADY COMPANION to lady.
Light duties, consider nearby Va.
Al refs. TIA. 9-OS44.
XMAS CARDS to address by hand at
hcme. Call all day Sunday; week.
days after 8 pm. RA. 3-0172.
YOUNG LADY desires, child care; s
days: Refs. Ii. 1886.
COLLEGE GRAD, colored. desires
work of any type. Tipping. sewing,
computing, etc. HO, 2-6322.
INEXPERIENCED Washington SECRETARY,
leaving soon for Europe. wants. tenn
porary, interesting secretarial as
signment. Write A. H.. Pc. Box
213. Winona Lake, Ind.
CoLORED GIRL desires part or full
time work: hotel or etc. Elk. 3-446S.
COLORED GIRL desires Job as typist;
ssaalal Sunday after 10 am. Ii. =
CoLoRED HIGH SCHOOL GIRL
wishes work of any kind. Refer
ences. DU. 7-239S.
COLORED, HONEST. RELIABLE and
experienced woman. desires employ
ment OF a dependable and steady
| nature. Refs. available If needed.
COLORED LADY wishes lob 5 days
wk.: full or part time; or days
COLORED NURSE-Practical, wants
s %STk' full or part-time. Ii <. 4
c sSIIoSiRED WOMAN desires Child
care or g.h;w:; N. c. and D. c.
COLORED YOUNG LADY. excellent
| appearance and training would like
position as receptionist in doctor or
| realtors office. Can furnish local
| references. 1000 am. to 3 pm,
Sat. and Sun. HO. 2-3S40.
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ICOLORED GIRL. IS, desires house.
work or taking care Of children;
good reference. LII. 3.7011.
en e snn . fss i SS ans is e.
coI0RED GIRL. desires genera
housework or days work. IT, 2
C 81 LADY wishes days work;
c Fsfs oR IA, e IsSa desire. s.n.r.,
houssWork 5 days. city refs. Ii
roI. aaDY desires days work. wed.
Thurs; laundry. good ironer; refer.
c 81 5 o WOMAN wishes s day.
c VI; sefS f %oM al 4- desire, ewes
work, plain cooking and cleaning;
refs. 10. 3-50t,6.
COLORED WOMAN desires days
work, except Mon. and Sat-; refer
ences. AID. a-93l6
COLORED WOMAN, experienced,
wishes days Wors; excellent refer
c snGeS; II wa e,sss4; wishes WORK iron.
RfaS ' WOMAN se' wants aS soS care
for sick. daywork or part time OF
any kind. LII. 2-s01S.
COLORED WOMAN wants 5-day lob
cleaning. from s to 4. Call Ii.
c eitbRi; WOMAN wants g.hw.,
days or part time. NO. 7-3967.
COLORED WOMAN wishes Job as
maid. chauffeuse or child care;
or day work; exper.. refs. AD'
COLORED WOMAN desires daywork,
50 per day plus carfare. Call NO.
7-t459.
col. WOMAN desires gen. cleaning
laundry Tues, Wed. Capable. de-
pendable; refs. SUM-, LA. 6-159S.
COLORED WOMAN wants part time
or, fun day: exper. recent. D. C.
COL0RED WOMAN. neat. expert
enced, ready for work; live in or
out; day or full time. LII. 2-5402.
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nELp-poMEsflc Cent?

MAID-g.h.w and cooking, must b,
,xper. with and fond Of small
children, European or So. American
equally acceptable; for med. 81
fer live In. must have recent. long
Sunday OF. $40. week TO start. S35
9 mos. Permanent position. JU. Z.
NHGjRsEMAID- COOK - L.h.v.-othe,
help employed, 4k-day week. worll
evenings. Must have rec. exper. In
caring for infant. Local refs. anc
after i l. noon noon. EN- EM. 5ss sssea n0n'
WOMAN. white. light lousework. {
days week. OIL 1926. cal
Saturday night or sunday am.
WOMAN TO CARE for children ant
do h.w. while. mother works; live
IN, 5-day week; $50. Refs. REQ
WOMAN. white, for general house.
work, nursing home; live in: pleas
ant surroundings. 10. 5-0S7s..
MIDDLE-AGED REFINED LADY. IL
live. with elderly woman; good home
Bethesda; small salary. Box 37S-
CiHLAaRI;MING FURN. HOUSE, mr.
Falls Church. to couple with .ol
without child. In exchange fol
Housekeeping. JE. 4-7353, sun. o.
VIII M1h' GIVE ROOM AND BOARD te
lady; help with g.h.w. ia. 5-6S93
Sat. or Sunday. 30
GERMAN or Scandinavian house
Ianror nndnN Az m live IN ffnH
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HElP-DoM

CO0Kzg;h.w, Live In. 3rd a. rm.
er. 1924 23rd st. NV. Be. $3.50.
COOk-HOUsEKEEPER. white, fond
OF cnildren; new rambler. country
Surroundings;' live In, pvt. rm. and
bath: S35. Evergreen 4-7652. IS
c0Ok--G.H INV Sleep out, For cou-
Pin m ca sp1 b- HsaE Columbia I'd. and
CIV. COOK. live in; must be expe.
riH1ced, neat. reliable, intelligent
and love children; excel. loo. refs.
and heath card necessary; lovely
upstairs room, Every Sun. and "
gay a. e every cry other Sat. of: $40 VIZ,
G.H.W., help to care for Q school
ssssse c en- live u, 5h-day wk
GIRL, living In Arlington or Fails
Church. expert care Of apt, g.h.w
Mother works: 2 children. 8 and / ]
5 days, 1918 to z; $50. JE. 1851 s.
HoUsEKEEpER for prominent bach.
e,or N large hotel apartment. In
pert cook and know how to serve.
Only experienced application con-
sidered who can give the best re-
employers. Box l76-k. Star.
HoUSEKEEPER. white. middle aged:
live in 5-day .wk.:. care for 2 girls.
ga and Ga yTs.;. Inv. and ironing
non-drinker: references. Call LO.
6-2033.
Inv. and care Of @ elderly pleasan,
folks. in exchange for nice home
and salary. JE. 3-9659. --5
MAID, live in; general housework,
2-T1S7 IS
MAID competent. for g.h.w.. in Olney
area. Phone Gaithersburg 154-W
or write Box 2S-H. Star. 20
MAID. young, live in. for g.h.w.; 3
children in family; exper., refs. 10
1851. IS
In: Q adults: / school
child; g.h.w. and cooking; expert
erced: local reference. WO. 6-33S1,
10 to 10 noon or to 8 pm. --6
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ACCOUNTING CLERK TYPIST
Bnf KEEPER wishes position. ey

ACCOUNTING CLERK. TYPIST
BOf KKEEPER wishes position; ex
per-, capable; $55. AID. 4-7720.
labels, lists. cards. ETC.; neatl.
typed, reas. rates. HO. 2-006S.
ASST. ROOKKEEPER, typist. genera
permanent Du. 1855.
CLERICAL. part-time comptometer
filing. typing: Also NEGATIVE re
DOCTORS ASST. receptionist, stem.
ographic and nursing exper. Cal
GIRL. coiored. desires child care
Ink. or tipping at home. Call Ii
Grab. NURSE desires care Of elderl,
person or children. NO. 7-0539.
GRAD. PRAC. NURSE desires work
das or night. Good references. Cal
II. 1864 after 1880 pm.
LADY desires work as governesS fol
child or companion to elderly per.
son. Box 55-M, Star.
LADY desires evening work tweei
ends). Direct sales work. II leads
are furnished Other work consid.
cred If lucrative. CO. 5-6024
MED. ASST, young woman, 25, type
simple bookkeeping exper.. medica
refs. editing, good knowl. medic
terms, psychiat.. obstet. JE. 4-0730
NURSE, retired, desires position o.
companion to elderly lady; refer
ences, AID. 4-9516.
NURSE, companion. housekeeper;
white. travel or 80 anywhere. Ii
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SALES MANAGER

% yrs. direct selling field: thorough
knowledge capable organizing. d.
recting and maintaining lge. st
and volume: desires pos. with com
producer. Box s7-M. Star. "
SALESMAN, SO, steady producer. t
sell new or used cars; can make ap
praisals; must have draw. Bo'
SALESMAN Isl AN, supervisory experience
change dignified- SALARY position
experienced Government and private
sAIEsMA an, 80 say yrs. old. college grad.
MARI married !, 2 ..ryyi Es; creative sellin'
and whsle. trade. desires challeng'
ing selling position D. c., Md Va
sEcsRErARRAY,4 IN in sub Suburban area
shorthand. tipping. etc: $40 fol
32-hr. week; BOX 22-M, Star.
UTILITY HOUSEMAN wishes i or
days work q week; cleaning, insid,
painting or garden wk. LU. 2-5392
WINDOW CLEANING. fioor-waxins
expert; by the job only. RE. 7-5215
sALAR1ED JoB-capable bookkeeper.
ary. LII. 4-o45A
EVENINGS AND SATURDAY - Col
pred man. 30; odd Jobs acceptable
VETERAN, colored, with District ane
Nj. drivers permits, also typing abil.
ity desires permanent Job as trucl
driver n stock clerk or guard. Refs
Re IABL:, cor oRED MAN desire.
iob. tx truck driving or any work. Ii
PsrT-TIME WORK: experienced re.
tail sales and store detail; prefer
evenings or week ends. Box 29-M
CREATIVE EDITOR of Nat. fraterna
mag. dir. If publicity, %, married
Indiana U. grad. seeks locator
T D. c. area: will be in Wash. Dec
Clio for interviews. Box 13a-K
YOuNG coLoRED MAN desires worl
er or kitchen helper; exper. NO
COLORED BOY, veteran, desires dish
washer or porter Job. Will accep
COLORED MAN desires days work
house cleaning or yard work. LA
oDRRp; MAN, dependable, want,
work. painting. plastering, roofing
papering. thing. downspouts ant
cutters Ter etc; II. 3-9l4s:
m n1a room ;T.s on export DOMESTIC steel
CoLoRED YOUNG MAN, 90. need.
night Job. or Sat. and Sum-: gooe
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OVERWHELMING
CEMENT WORK

S191V14l1v4 WILMA
Or any kind of odds and ends done;
no JOB too. small. Anything you
need done. before Xmas. call me
White mechanic. CLYDE THOMAS.
CEMENT In PcR mi s,@ Walks. brick and
stone retaining walls. Call TONY,
c III IF WORK Work, all kinds; cine cinaer
block laid, footing excavated and
poured POW aiip of Jobs; free estimates
cLoGGE S DRAIN HINh FRS 49, electrically srs1
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
RooTER.. Phone RA. 6-Ssss any
CTRTSIN t'f ExpERTLY DONE in tim,
foI Xmas; chair covers; fine linen
ELECTRICAL, INSTALLATIONS. re.
immed . IA. s-ss$a. amy any TIM time a0"'
FIR PLYWOOD, cut to size; birch,
1874. RUCKER LUMsER.
FLOORS cleaned and waxed. walls
ana Slndo@s Washe.,.. painting. Reas
Ii. 4-2055. Ii, 3-214l. lis
FLOORS REFlNlSHED LIKE NEW
free estimates. reduced prices. C
f Il GGy saSp Ne 5 nisS any time
~OAs new ~ on
it.: old l0c up. c. l.. AINSON,
142 Yuma st. Sc. 10. 1-3475 @
FLOORS SANDED, expert work; 50
rm. up; free estimate. MERRILL g.
CO., ST. 3-S57o; JU. 5-4932. ewes.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing and
waxing, reaS onable rates, tree esll-
mates. Call RIA. 6-6975. -;
FURNITURE REFINISHED - Burns
stains. scratches. etc, removed In
your home. GALFOND, RE. 7-OSlO
Eve and Sun. call VIII. 6-SS04
GENERAL REPAIR, carpenter anc
brick work, plasterilg, papering
painting, cementing; free estimates
TU. 2-153S after 5 pm.
CUTTERS AND SPOUTS installed, ST
per 1T 10. S-640l and Ii. 4-4365
HOME and commercial remodeling
FILA terms: we plan for cutting cost
No job too small or too large. Brine
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MOTOR TRAVEL

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Il; $1,000 weekdays. 81
DEIvING TO Sheffield. Ala. via Knox.
vile. Tenn. Dec. 8 or 10. Will take
Z pass Sse SCARE driving and expenses
RETIRED u. s. Air Force major 4riv.
ing to Corpus Christi. Texas. Leav.
Ing Monday Dec. IS. 81 Buick Sc
dan: take one or two passengers
Share expenses. Phone: DU. 7-sl 90
LOS ANGELEs-Round trip. feav,
Pee riesrs H. M return ss Jsp. 3. Want 8
Los ANGELES--Leaying around Dec
70. Take 3. 1854 Ford. Cali JU
WOMAN DRIVING to Phoenix, Ariz.
FIRST week in Jan, take woman or
couple, share expense and driving
references exchanged. Box 428-H
DRIVING to Fort Lauderdale on Dec
Ssngers; Call Logan 1858. =
WILL TAKE l or 2 to Miami about
Pc Pee a u; Share Or. , s9d exp. GENE
Fla. Dec. II. 10 or IA. Share driv-
ing and expenses. 10 2-1004; Sun
day or after 3 pm.
LEAVING for Florida middle of week
Take one or two to Miami or St
Petersburg. Phone OIL. $3.50.
MEXICO WIS. or more. .all-expense,
share expense, or drive your car
Refs. Ma. S-0160 or write Mexican
Research Assn, 4o6A. international
Bldg.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark caves Dec. 81,
returns Dec. rs > passengers; S are
driving and expenses. DI. T-0f76
DRIVER wanted for Miami, Fla. Gas
allowance, Phone HE 4-32Sl