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ALTURAS HOTEL
1Sno 18th Cf MHII

ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th ST., NV.
Single and double rms, pvt. baths
or running water; dining room.
elevator and switchboard; SO day up;
weekly rates. HU. 3-6116.
THE MAURY
701 10th st. n.w.-Lge.. newly decor.
twin rm,. 2 lge. closets. foyer and
pvt. bath: 3$21 wkly. Other twins,
S16. maid and elev. service. --12
EASTERN HOUSE
518 H st. NV. Enc. apis. and
sleeping rms: daily maid and eiev.
serv.; S2-$5 daily; $0-$I6.50 wkly.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

Iurn. rm., SIS weekly. 1905 II
It, NV
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SALE POWER MOWERS
20-in. rotary. S112.S0. now $50 .95
2O-in. rocket. S145.80, now S109.35
3fi-in. cutter bar. S235, now S18S.95
lMALONEY'S. INC. S126 Ga. ave-,
Silver Snring. III S-3333.
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DOWNTOWN CONVENIENCE. COM
Portable dbie. rIn. for gentleman:
semipvt. bath in refined pvt. apt.
Conv. to Govt. oflces and downtown
business district. Apt. 201. 1z10 N
st. n.ws AD. 4-067S.
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would rather have the IVA
charged with handling details
of the contract instead Of put
ting that up to the Acc for the
next Is years.
Points Are Listed.
The executed agreement was
accompanied by a memorandum
spelling out points about which
differences otherwise might have
arisen later.
The Atomic Commission, in an
analysis, said the pact embodies
several notifications favorable
to the Government
Along with recapture and the
right to approve the contractor.
it listed:
/. A provision limiting earn
ings of the company to 5000, 900
annually.
2. A provision for extension
of the contract UP to 20 years
above the 25-year base.
The contract still provides for
a 9 per cent return on equity
capital, but defenders have
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Continued From First Page.)

win not mean that the pact will
60 into effect, for 1t still must
clear q Securities and Exchange
Commission hurdle.
Either Side Can Drop Out.
Under a late change In the
contract, the company or Gov
ernment-c can abandon the prof.
ect without penalty, il SEC ap-
proval Of the corporate set-up is
not approved by February is.
Legal experts say the Commis-
sion must examine the financial
arrangement. which call for 500
million in bonds and SIS million
stock, san unusually high ratio,
and must also determine whether
there is any violation Of the
Holding Company Act by Middle
South Utilities and the Southern
Co.. which are forming Missis-
sippi Valley Generating.
The questions of interlocking
directorateS and acquisition of
stock of an operating company
by the two holding companies,
will be involved.
Two similar combines Electric
Energy, Inc. and Ohio Valley
Generating Co.-were cleared by
the SEC to furnish power for the
Acc about four years ago, but at
that time the Government plea
was on the grounds of emergency
defense needs.
The SEC raised questions then
and while giving clearance to the
two combines. retained jurisdic-
ton in the case, in event further
steps we're called for.
Want Power in 1857.
The administration has sought
to speed action on the West
Memphis project so additional
power will be available in 1857
when increased needs are seen.
K. D. Nichols, general man
ager of the Acc, conceded that
committee approval might have
Its effect on SEC action, as DEM
ocrats questioned at yesterday
afternoons session why waiver
Of the 30-day period was so
pressing, when the SEC might
block the whole deal.
Chairman Cole also brought
out at the same time that the
contract could not be actually
effective under any circum-
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Atomic Work Going Ahead
Despite Poct, Strauss Declares

stance until the waiting period
either had expired or been
waived, when Senator Gore,
Democrat. Of Tennessee. asked
why the rush?"
Insert .Recapture' Provision.
The recapture provision was
inserted after foes Of the con-
tract had stressed repeatedly
that the Government would be
pouring millions into d plant II
never would own.
The recapture provision will
operate only for three years
from the effective date OF the
contract.
The clause was inserted, II
was brought out at the COM
mittee's review OF the contract
in order to save the Government
from possible litigation and ex-
pense, should Democrats in the
next Congress. openly inimical
to the plan, deny appropriations
to carry it out.
The new contract also gives
the Government veto over the
choice Of a contractor for the
project. for which Ebasco Serv-
ices, Inc. was the tentative Sc
lection.
Ebasco was blamed for Gov
ernrnent losses on the earlier
electric energy plant, and word
that it was slated to do the
West Memphis work touched off
another disturbance in the COM
n1ittee hearing last week.
This also had brought on a
row in the commission itself, it
was brought out when Chairman
Strauss and Commissioner MUIR
ray clashed at the hearing.
Expresses Satisfaction.
Il am entirely satisfied that
the contract be signed; I believe
1t is in the public interest" Mr.,
Murray told the committee yes
terday, as the committee was
continuing its pin-point scru-
tiny.
Mr.. Murray would not COM
NIT himself on the waiver pro-
posal when pressed by Chairman
Cole and Representative Van
zandt, Republican, of Pennsyl-
yania, but he agreed that "it is
in the public interest to dispose
Of this matter" 4.
The commissioner said he
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Star stan Photo.

stressed that this could be wiped
out by excessive construction
costs.
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Fomous quolity colvert and
Witty Bros. sdits. Regular
sizes 81 to as; Shorts g. to
AZ; Longs SO to As tno
AIS IN lonos)
Just rs in the Group!
Evening star., 1954-11-12

Jost 45 handsomely tuiiossd sport coats
for that nany lucky men +. unless
some men ore SNORT enough to eheoss
Two. In sizes for resulers end longs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-30

The Rev. and Mrs, C. Q. Kidd
spent Thanksgiving With their
daughters. Mrs. L. V. Hathaway
OF Fairfax and MIS- John r
Davis, OF Falls Church and THEN
families.
Miss Alice Newman, OF RPI
spent Thanksgiving With her par
ents. Nj and Mrs. George New
man.
Thanksgiving guests Of the
Rev and Mrs. j A Vache were
Mrs John Aberly. of New Bern,
n c.. who spent several days.
and Miss Elise FitZwilson Of
Richmond and the Rev c Char
les Vache Of Bon All
Miss Patsy Sanford of Church
land spent the holidays with her
parents, MI and Mrs l. & San
ford
MIS-, r. + Johns has returned
from Alexandria where she spent
some time With her son and
daughter law MI and MIS-
Benjamin /. Johns.
william Winders. Of London
England, a representative of the
British American Tobacco Com
pany, is visiting Mr. and Mrs f
p Lancaster for a few days.
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Wells during the week end weHe
his brother and sIster-in-law Mr.
and Mrs Jack Wells, and chill
dren. of Roanoke. who were Fri
day night guests, and Major and
Mrs F. f. Admire and children
Susie and Johnathon, of Fort
Meade, Md. who were Saturday
dinner guests
DIT. and Mrs Thomas q Hardy
Jr.. Of Richmond. will leave on
Tuesday after spending several
days here as the guests of his par
ents. Dr.. and Mrs T. G. Hardy
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-30

Miss Rebecca Baird of Rocky
Mount Va, spent the holidays
with her parents MI and Mrs.
John Baird
r NJ. Gindhart. Jr. of Hilton
Village, visited in the home Of
Mrs Ben Smith during the holi-
days.
David Paulette. a VA1I cadet.
spent the week end with his par
ents, Col and Mrs. d W Pau
lette.
Mr. and MIS- John Howard Of
Alexandria. who spent Thanks
giving holidays with her parents,
Mr and Mrs f d Brooks. and
Miss Ebay Brooke and J II.
Wamsley attended the VPI-VMT
game in Roanoke last Thursday
Mrs w NJ Kennedy ST. Of
Columbia, s. c., is the guests Of
her son and dauRhter-m the
Rev James r Kennedy Guests
IN the same home during Thanks
giving We're their children, Ann.
from Mary Baldwin College andi
Kenny Of Hampd an-Sydney
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-30
Green Bay

MIS- J R Nanany and son j.
r Nunally Jr returning home
from Richmond Sunday night
were III q two can wreck Mrs,
Nunally is now ii the Farmville
hospital with a badly cut leg
Mr. and Mrs Thorborn Love,
of Petersburg were Sunday after
noon guests Of Mr. and Ms. L.
A Love
Nh and MRS Mrs Curtis New
lin have arrived mere from ther
home a Pouahkeepsic N Y to
be near Der father r b Wilson,
who is III in the F'armwlle hos
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-30
John Curtis Boyce
Dies at Roanoke

John Curtis Boyce, of Bassett.
died III the Roanoke Veterans
Hospital November %
Smvivlns are his wife Mrs.
May Tobler Boya one daughter,
MIS- Katherine Coz. Farmville.
on" son Curtis Lee Boyce. Z $.
Navy; one brother. and six sisters,
rup-ral services were held Phi
day at p m. at Little Flock Phi
NATIVE Baptist Church near Hills
vile Burial was III the family
cemetery
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-30

spent the THANKSGIVING week end
with her son-in-Iav and da,oh-
ter. Mr. and Mrs Douglas Blan-
ton. Rockve Brace accomoanied
her
has been yiistin@ NJ, ana NJ
Albert NJ GREGORY ~ st peta,.s-
bulq FLA bas returned IL nj,
home here
Preston Lancastels returned 10
st. James School near Haeers-
town Md on Sunday after
spending THANKSGIVING with his
parents. MI and Mrs E p Ian
caster at Rochelle
for the Thankseivjno holidoys
we're her daughter MIS- F,nilte
I Holiday 81 Portsmouth ana Miss
Florence Reck and Miss Ma,iorie
Haworth of Washinoton y q
Miss Peel, j ,eo,,na j., r1e
nece,a he1 80 snan ,''le slie 80 IA
Mrs. Holidays tWo daughters in
HAWAII
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-30
DMHldxxW L0pc
ACTIVITY
BOOKS
POP-UPS CM
SCALE MODELS IN
''o"r-or' 1873
Q PUNCH-0uTS

Easy-'o do oeiiviiy books thoi ehiidfen
love Keep them bosY for hour. Super
voIos books with nothing 10 cor OF paste.
For ages UP 10 twelve.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-30

Ca TAp-A-TukE MUSIC BOOK Even pre-
school children can play songs. Containx
xYiophone with roiorcd metal bars, muse
keyed 10 proper coIot ; songs plus ham
nnef. In full color o. t"y i3t44 Only S195
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-30

ca sANTA's CUCKOO CLOCK Each page
has new surprise to taSCiuate NouuEstcf>. in
Guiding huge Santa Claus which pops out.
set OF real pants aud brush, rubber bal
loon. and more Illustrated n (uii color Spital
binding In al attractive box tor gift giving
s l0l4 81 IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-29

Young ladies, 1926, travel with
chaperoned group, Calf. and return;
NJ ipniy I WR KHTrs 'S csiyo ITH oo
tel, don't phone. 20
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MIscELLANEoUs FoR SAID

2.9f .i.:S g::s : SECT.
sSs r: $50 sl 10 Sc:s:on. e1a
$50 Up: couch. SO: coffee ibis.
$3.50 up; book cases. $3.50 up;
lamps, pictures. mirrors. 81 up:
$50 up; odd ehss; FL j cabinets;
AZ =: Capitol st., Ii. z-Sess. See
our ed under Antiques. 20
FURNITURE-Living room. bedroom.
dinette and miscellsneous; best offer.
r TUfssRhSTns sSs pssSsiod pc. g Bed
sImeier din, table. 60-in. diam:
back. mirror, desks. etc. JE. 4-3295.
FURNITURE-Eug. Hollywood bed.
OIL painting; bedroomo pieces; need
rTTsifnisnins; EN- Se2 SeS,oou -ssl,,
orators, best offer. RIA. 3-87b2. -
FURNITURE-Studio couch, good
s%dsd' R:a.ona 'sis car 49, fS';I'
,uRsI II.sas7 asi:s s5ss
mattress, and utility table: all in
excel cond. IA: $1,000. 81
FURNITURE-Solid mahogany Ape.
bedrm. suite, twin beds. / mahog-
a sWy s soaSas table; must sacrifice a1
FURNITURE-Beautiful mahog. sher.
atom buffet, rose wood inlay: $676
new. asking $255:. ylss0:yT:.old
Rod, $75. OIL. 4-3294.
FURNITURE 2-cush. gray-green
studio couch like new, $42; 1.mo.-
old chair-bed $50: pr. twin Holly
wood beds. both for $45; lined oak
dresser base $3.50; yan nj mirror nha;n
SIS: rollaway bed, $40: rockers.
end tables, miscel. the little store
around the corner" 4429 Wisconsin
ave; NV. Open It'll 2 pm. EN-.
2-6677
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HELP DOMESTIC

CHMDREN'S NURSE, doctors family;
live in; some light housework; Wk.
days; every other sun. on; $40.
G.H.W. and cooking; live in; 6-day
week; 2 children; S12O mo-; ref
erences required. JU. 9-3963. 30
HOUSEKEEPER, white; live out; s.
day wk.; So day and carfare. 10.
HOUSEKEEPER, exper., under 40,
live in; refs. and good health; man
age 2 children, nice home; R.h.w.,
cooking, ironing, 6Ia-day week; par
ents empl.; $26. N. Bethesda, Nd.
OIL. 4-2171, day; OIL. 2-3OS0, ewes.
M0USEKEEPER, white, settled. for
widow living alone: plain cooking,
general housework; no laundry; nice
upstairs rm.; live in; Sundays on;
salary open; University Park, Nd.
MAID 10 LIVE IN, e.h.w.. neat ap.
pearance. $50 week; help in cooking
NURSEMAID. white, to live In: bonus,
vacation. pleasant conditions, good
wages. RA. 3.1460.
WOMAN, to live in: vic. Of Capitol;
general homework. care Of Q boys,
8 and g.: 500 month. Call u.
v zoSl7S after g o'clock; 70.
1f employed Iss cOlored couple. Gal
LIVE m. ss.h.v., child care; perms.
Age 22-S6 years. IA. 2-s096. 81
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HELP-DoMEsTIc Cont

EXPER. G.H.W.- COOK WANTED, for
diplomatic household: live In pref.
Write. giving refs. Box &C, Star.
LIGHT HoUSEWoRK and care Of
small children; other help employed.
Live in pvt. apt; liv. rm., bedrm.
and bath. Wednesday after. break
fast and every other Sunday Oh.
Salary, $50 week. Box $3.50, star.
WILL GIVE GOOD HOME to young
white lady for care Of children and
housework, salary. Call XII. S-9761.
RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN,
past 40. infant and child care ex-
perience. live In or home. Salary.
health card and reference. For col
ored couple. 1884 Kalorama I'd. NV.
80
CHEERFUL PERSON to live in; g.h.w.
and bookings. Mon. through Fri; en-
ployed couple. Tyr. -old boy; new
home. Refs. JU. 9-6O49. go
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SITUATloNS-DoMESTIc

GIRL, colored. wants full-time day
work reliable and exper. Call 10.
MIDDGE-AGED WIDOW desires " work
as companion or Lh.w. 8 days .
s Kill ri 3E ssS Nsc Know
the. value of service and RESPONSE
e9per EA EHHSi dnf poMEsric ss sERS q
ICE UNION, Local No. l. HU. 1865.
REFINED CoLORED WOMAN desires
g.h.w and cooking 5 days week;
live in: local refs. DE. 2-S241. 29'
GIRL TaIf e9or cSd desires s 6svI house US
excel. refs. Cali HI. 1924 after
WOMAN, colored, would Ike job
taking care Of invalid or elderly
s person; 5Iday gka live out; refs
RELIABLE iHRfsi - co G1SRGa GIRL wal wants
4 hours Of gen. cleaning. Mon. Tues.
Conn. ave. bus. co. 5-1444 after 8.
WOMAN. colored, desires work Of any
kind; local reference. LU. 2-3891.
CoLoRED WOMAN desires days
work, 8 days wk.; exper.. ref. AID.
WOMEN, colored. want ironing by
hour or day; experienced. LU.
COLORED GIRL. age 90; g.h.w. and
child care; live in; refs. RIA. 3-724S.
Call Saturday and Sunday.
COLORED GIRL, very neat, wants
g:h.w.; very good cook; live In; refs.
Colonel GIRL desires work as
waitress. kit: helper, maid; excel.
COLORED GIRL desires work as
maid. live out. no cooking. DE.
COLORED GIRL, neat, reliable: de-
sires job as nursemaid; city refs.
GIRL C0LORED wants elevator lob,
g.h.w. or child care. HO. 2-3979.
COLORED GIRL desires Job as maid
in beauty shop. bus girl or ironing
exper. Ii. 7-6202. 800
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HELP-WoMEN tcont.l

MANAGER for small guest house, ex-
change for light housekeeping stu,
dio; references. AID. 2-9296. Isl
PIX OPERATOR, tipping required;
6h.day week. Apply Room 227:
The Homer BLDG. 18th between +
and @ SITS. NV. -!
RECEPTIONIST for beauty salon.
sALESGiRL for bakery: not over So;
So per day to start: hrs: 10 Am;
Mondays. sCHUPP'S BAKERY,
5542 Conn. ave. NV. --29
SALESLADY. must be experienced
or do not apply. SH1RLEY'S DRESS
SHOP, 1891 8. Capitol st. 81
sEAMsTRESS, for dry cleaning dept:
experienced; permanent position.
No phone calls. Apply Mr.. Bryant.
STERLING LAUNDRY. 1O21 9th
SEAMSTRESs, for slip covers; must
be exper:; steady Job, good pay;
IA ava N "
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SECRETARIAL
POSITION

Alert individual, 20-S5 yrs. Of age,
who has Q pleasing personality and
Is capable Of handling general Of
ice 1ssignments. Good tipping and
shorthand are REQUIRED: 40-hr.
week; pleasant environment; in
teresting work. Apply by letter. Civ:
ing o record Of Job experience and
salary required. Box 29-A. Star.
SECRETARY, personnel division Of
old established paperboard manu-
featuring company 10, southeRstern
embracing the entire field Of in
dustrial and public relations; OPP
portunity for some work in the
field of writing; salary rate, $40,
44-hour work week. Please give
complete BACKGROUND, experience and
education with latest picture. All
information forwarded to US will be
regarded IS confidential. Position to
be filled March Is. Splendid living
accommodations can be secured.
BOX GAGE, Star. -29
SECRETARY REQUIRED; 5Ia-day wk.
Group disqualification, liberal leave
with pay. See Mr.. Lancaster, HILL
& SANDERS, INC. lila vt. eve.
sE;CGRaErARY, to editor, technical
magazine; interested in learning
varied duties of publication routine;
6-day wk.. liberal vacation. Give
marital status. age. exper.. salary
and phone number. Box 419-C. star.
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TELEPHONE AID. 4-2414

ESTIMATOR, mechanical and general
contract experience tprefer generaD,
graduate engineer. familiar with ali
phases Of construction; salary open;
Elk. S-s341 days; Ia. 9-S162 nights.
EXEC. ASST, 20, university grad.
wishes to become man Friday to
exec. or small company; exper. in
mgmt. relations. sales, advertising;
excel: appearance and BACKGROUND.
French RI cfp- COOK 5Sar desire. employment mSl
e DsIslfsTa9 1syf.e gentleman in E. c
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, vet, recently
disc. On. Y. Mergenthaler Linotype
School, Dec. Is. 1889, 8 yrs college
printing major, 2 yrs. exper. ON the
Job before tour of service. Ii. g.
Os36. Evenings or nights desired.
NAN, ~ twhite). desires clerical.
statistical. engineering aide: good
health and habits. Box 26s-B. Star.
MEN AVAILABLE for home cleaning.
yard work, painting and misc. odd
Jobs THE SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Light Corps. ME. s-4632.
MAN. a5 years old. Vet.
desires employment in wash; will
ing 70 learn anything with . future:
resident 8 yrs; good refs. 10. q
EXPERIENCED MAN, settled. desires
once position in sill. spg. or TAX.
Pk. area. RA: 6-1s24. 80
kind: have D. c. permit. Call II.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

pletely remodel your home. store.
etc; % yrs; q satisfactory service.
Cal, II $500 or RIA. 6.a7O3.
& aSsnss ca. Hn sas.E Tss 1H P 7 SIT
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS and re-.
pairs; commercial Or ACCIDENTAL
Ere fsstsMatsi VA Shsg norcb..
ialousie Enclosures: sketches or estsi.
mates free: all work guaranteed: no
money down. SO mos. to pay. SECO
SALES. JU. 5000. Day or night.
AIR DUCTS and humidiners. installed.
Reasonable rates. After Q pm. RA,
ASPHALT. rubber, vynil tile. rec.
rooms. Easements. kitchen. Call CO.
BRiCKWoRK. new. repairing, chin:
neys. walls. steps; walls pointed and
n TI4ts TTN No ssls: .ns,-;n,
ssSas I s5s ss sss s .R
CARPENTER-Paintins. roof repair,
ssSnsSsllnps 81. 7 7ssssss!5s1ns white me-
Concrete arivew 1SSoT iSstalled B.
and suburbs. RIA. 3-Soss or 20.
CARPENTER. better grade work. old
and new. stores and homes: good
rs -. free est tsss white me-
CARPENTER, dormers. porches. recr.
rms. partitions. anything: MR..
SMITH. ia. 1851 ANY TIME:
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
R s5S ssani phS or ne shaG sss HoTo
ELECTRIcAL APPLIANCES Expert
repairs on all makes washers. dry
ers. ironers, dishwashers, disposals.
refers.. freezers and ranges; 4s-hr.
e fiESsfs;1 a. TiiNS ssffAaLLArloNs. re.
ELECTRTCIAN-Ail kinds Of WIRING
ana .fpfic c in rf Md HM ss s
pietely installed. Monthly terms. IL
F f1SoSoi s an en- FIN. New. &c 50
f fs old !oi ap TIN ~ Erei est s7 y9Ts
FLOOR SANDING. finishing. clean.
ing and waxing. Reas: rates. Fret
estimates. Call RIA. 6-6795. 81
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing;
exper. mech. work guar. Free esti;,
mates. Average rm.: $13. Chemical
cleaning when possible. co. 5-4S3O.
FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING
Rooms sanded. APPROX. $40. L. d
H. H AAsNyKIZlIs; UN; .4E ,6S5ai;; a
Hand samREcSns with R.s ssc M ssHfS
G MEAAsHE R2fA In o- Ssinsins. piss.
tering. carpentering. paper hanging
etc. We do . good Job. AP. 7-si 81
PAINTER. inside and outside paint.
work E Esas: VASE, TX s' s ss'tI
terior and exterior. residential and
commercial; wall paper removing
m mo s.int ap 4 hsssss work. FIRE. es'i
PAINTING AND PAPERING, int.
mates call 10. 9-4771 or JU. s.
PATNNgT'No AND DECORATING. in.
and free est. CAN sny time. ~
P4 iSnHS AND PAPER HANGING
sfRslf k1p 5SRe15s D DT ssss
est. Cali 4. DoMiNIcK. ia. 2-esao
weekdays after 5: all day Sunday
PAPERING. room 12x12, S19.95
ING. Estimates. MILLER. ID. Z,
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING-Fre,
estimates; winter prices. FOER
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up
1854 sunfast washable paper: work
guar RIA. 1888 or HE. 1855.
lPLASTERING, new and old work
white mech. After 8. WO. 6-4354
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WASHINGTON. D. C.
d; 1881. Open daily IN z. Mon
anywhere any and nv FRIEND JOHN
viii tot the bill.
80 N. GLEBE RID.
ARLINGTON. VA.
ia. S-6914: "a block from Arl. blvd.
hext 70 Bu' bingham housing devel-
opmsnt; Open daily til Q, Saturday
In our large SHOPPING area.
BOTH STORES OPEN
EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL z PM.
FUR N.-Mahegsny kidney desk,
phonograph albums. mahog. record
cabinet, WESTINGHOUSE oven, small
rugs. chair and mirror. ia. 7-0Is7.
PUNITIVE s;pc; bedrm. suites
riags. 10: 2-7954. al
Gel. cond. Sold complete or BY piece.
4 real l by; "a. s-l33o5; al
f einr only lst' e ies nsx xiB sses
202O r. I. ave. ne. Open Sunday
GAS RANGES, new used: repairs. on
Goa; wood ranges. ACME STOVE.
GAS RASGE Gi Lea ssS Brands. excel.
trades. free installations BY our me
70 pay. K = " sE9MSSfiNG ' co.'
GA q st; ne, Ii. 6-318s.
fAs Rfs eo assa
ave: DE. 2-6566.
oi coal wo asS GcME s ss4Ro5V1Es Isl 1911
9TH st. NV. Ma. 8-8962.
cedar tS 3 s sSS@sI Used winter rs So
HiDE-A-BED, Simmons, good condi-
ton. with extra slip cover. Lawson
type chair E anS s softee table. Eyes.
h HE 2 e. ts sSssS s1as Wing
hogany. $40. MRS. ADAMS. DU. q
iHfEE1AfEks. brand-new.
1O-yr. guarantee; no money down,
on yo ssf sss S 81 Ds Immediate %S RaS tai
ton. j. L. BATEMAN d son. 2o04
R. I. ave. ne. call HO. $4,000.
H'SEHOLD ITEMS-Maytag washer.
like new, sos; Admiral radio-phono.,
3:spd: record player, very good cond..
$50; FcA port. rsdioa s2S RcA Vic. Vic
plete unit. $50; foam-rubber. over
stuffed chair. very good cond.. $50.
ICE &C. CREAM sE22iG' CABINETS, suitable for
Ney. MEADOW GOLD Products
CO: 1887 D st. sc. go
lRONER, automatic. Thor Glad
iron. store demonstrator. fully guar
anteed; regular price $109;95. spe-
cial S6995. J. L. BATEMAN g. SON,
2O04 Rhode Island ave. ne.
KITCHEN CABINETS, bed. chairs,
miscellaneous items; very cheap.
LAWN Avn BENCH. concrete, and bird
bath, $50. OF. 2-6452. 80
LIGHT BULBS-1.000 w., ITO ",
unused (1S bulbs). Reasonable tn.
2-0100 during week days. 81
LIV. RIM. FURN.-One rose daven-
port and chair: good cond.: reas.
nrice IO. 4.R074 After 4 pm. ii