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HElP-DoMESTic

CHILD CARE: s-mo. .-old baby.
5-day wk. 10. S-47a2 after g pm.
CHILD CARE. g.h.w.. for working
mother; children 8. als: live in;
COOK AND G.H.W., age o5-45: must
be thoroughly experienced cook
with excellent recent local refer
cooK snSs s 81, 4 W. I'M f.: s-4llI 4; 20 Sa..
excellent salary. EN-. 2-52a5. %
CoOK-GH.W., live in: fond Of chill
dren; willing and pleasant. Recent
local references and health card
necessary. $50 and carfare. Thurs.
and Sun. afternoon of. OIL. Ali ~.
COOK, e.h.w., colored. 80 to so yrs
old; must live in; small rambler; 2
saalfi sad SUNDAY seiS Ga &c., S5 ole Can rsa1s aitsr
G,H.W:. plain cooking: live in; lovely
upstairs ROOM fond of children:
other help employed: age "a to 40:
$40 q week. ia. 9-63O7. -2S
G.H.W.-COOKING and care of .
GIRL, 20-40, to go to beach for
month of July: help care for .
CnliuIen, lkut uOueeWoTk' Boou Sai-
ary. EN-. 2-526G. "a
children for employed couple: must
like children: recent references. JU.
5-4430. after 7:30 pm. "a
HOUSEKEEPER, white; Jersey Shore
summer, months: good cook. gh.w.;
s1b0 mo-: references. Call OIL. g
41s3, s to 10 am or 4 to 2 Js pm
MAID-G.H.W., 25 to AS, live in:
must be fond Of children; new
house, Alex. area; pvt. room and
bath: beach in AA1g.; exeei; refers
MAID, child care, g.h.w.; must be
willing and pleasant; live in:
Thurs. and every other Sunday of; {;
S32 to start; local refs. required
OIL. 2-0066. --23
MAN AND WIFE, to live in: wife to
assist with housework. man to de-
vote limited time on yard and gar
den. IA. 1881. "a
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SlTUATIoNS-MEN
Builder Now Available
slTUATloNS-WoMEN

DRESsMAKER-FITTER, experienced,
desires work. CO. 5-7S15. "a
LITERARY ASST. SECRETARY,
young lady, educated America and
Europe. ME. S-3e35. Ext. 4-D.
NURSES. practical (2), eolored, well
recommended by refined D. C. peo-
pie. Loving kindness to sick and
elderly. viii accept nursing Of any
type. Msnable. reliable. Ho. 2-9426.
PRACTICAL NURSE. available for
day or night duty. Excellent refer
ences. Ii. 1881.
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes child
care or elderly person: experienced; {;
a-5, 5 days q week. ME. S-44S6.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white: s-hr.
duty; references. La. 6-2a38.
dipl.. int'l.: lo yrs. top exper. all
media Want challenging well-paid
position. Box 471-K. Star. pa
SECRETARY, fast and accurate;
shorthand. typins; Arlington pre-
ferred. ia. 7-692l. -22
sTENOGRAPHER, part time evenings
and week end: exper. AID. 2-3000,
Ext 705. after 9 pm.
sTENO0RAPHER-EXPERT
LegAl. commercial, technical. Days.
NE. S-6704; ewes, DE. 2-b250,
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PART TIME
S1.So HOUR

4 ladies to conduct educational IN
quiry for information service con-
nected with large Chicago univer-
sity. No selling permitted, Persons
selected must Be Be neat neat. and sa1s pet: pet
to commute to areas where IN
quiries are conducted. Working hrs.
are from $3.50 to 1:30 Mon. through
Fri. with starting salary Of $40 for
90 hrs. q week. These positions are
permanent. Ladies interested should
contact personnel manager. RE.
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Women to call from home; must
have telephone soliciting expert:
ence. Apply in person only. 5Ol
Rhode Island ave. ne, End moor
Monday and Tuesday. 8 to IL
See MISS DAY.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
TARPAULINS

CHAIN SAWS. wall paper steamers
paint sprayers, sanders. waxers
1882 Wis. ave, WO 6-052S.
CHAIN SAWS. l-man, $l2 per day
Oman. Sl5 per day RENTAL TOOL
a. EQUIP CO JU 9-6SS1.
l3-CU. .YD; BACKHoE on cats foi
operator. RE. 7-6443; ewes, LU
1-7925. 23
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MOVING FRIDAY

And the following are offered fol
the first time. De luxe baby crit
and mattress. neutral grey in al
most new condition. Baby carriage
2 Iiv. rm. chairs, A-ton RCA d.
luxe -coditioner. la-ton RCi
than q VI. old, and new beige draw
drapes for liv. rm. and din. rm
which cost S475. Call IA. 2-223s
after 6 pm. Weds., all day Thurs
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.w.

1888 f6th ST. Nw.-Businesswomen: N
furn modern baths. NO. 7-ai29.
GENTLEMAN-Studio rm.. running
Ester ss%ipvt tv.s bath o. nr ads,t ssstler'
Sc 4 DAY pei; per person, iio1 i3th NV.
up =" VANNESs HOTEL. 81. 7-7sss.
1859 QUE ST. NV. The Kennert-
Nice, CLEAN single rm., adioinins
r9so 9ass' r. 50 /. wssf svE. N.w.-Beaut.. I is..
priTiisi: 1fRf ili MAID serS. Tf DG. 7:sSsSl
1920 IRVING ST. N.w.--Nicely
furn., newly dec, sgle. rm. next to
bath: conv. transp, Ho, 2-23S3.
OFF CONN. AvE.-pleasant rm. on
lin. phone, pvt. home. AD. 4-1099.
DUPONT CIR.--spacious twin, dbl.
i7ss 18th 18th st. NV. EN-. s-%sss$S; %
1918 1eth sr.-Largs double and
2 az H6JoiNiNa SdSSRai RMS. with sun p6reh. SSs
next to bath: cool, quiet: gentls-
man: pvt. home. Wo. 6-4563. --25
GLOVER Pk:-Clsani conf, ;sIsile.;: ssle;:
pvt. nome. COnktulAI Euhu OF lhuys
1!4S r 81. si NV, W. 'THE CHURCH.
ILL"-Sgle. rm.. run. water. maid
service; 81 week up. NO. 7-esss.
LARGE STATELY MANSION TSG for
select eentleman--Several beaut.
furn.. spac. studio rms. Conn. mod.
baths, terrif. sun deck. parking
facils. maid sery. AID. 4-e67s;,
ROOM. newly dec. nicely furn,. all
able. TU. 2-5ssO. $40 Farragut.
DUpoNT-sCoTT CIR. - s25; pvt.
entr ] man: studio, semipvt. tile
bath; linens; $500 p.m, 1896. r
Nh. coNN-CATHEDRAL AYES. -
Front rm.. pvt. home; uni: phi; s25
1891 SOd kESSoT sSs u sTMssIs = i, If; T@
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. coy room.
newly dec. new baths; cooking OPP
tional; So. up. 20l4 P st. NV.
LOVELY STUDIO RM.--rhree VIM
dows, new furniture. newly re-
decorated. 1898 10th st., NV. --22
COOL, nicely furnished bsmt. rm..
,wste. In In rm;: next to bath; cook
wE. 1928 18th ct. NV. @23
DOWNTOWN-Clean. spacious; free
ldry. and Tv prlyils. bble,, 81 per
person; sgle.. IS. Ho. 2;532l.
GENTLEMAN - Studio rm., running
water: semipvt. bath nr. statler.
MA. $1,000: ewes, OIL. e-6s14a
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, porches and patios in
closed with jalousie windows. Cen
o%ENs. f5ss sss'inatsi aranife fas7s fe1 slNEs EST q
ADDI1i0NS-Attic rooms. carports.
porches, rec rms. Free est. Plans
furn. FLA financing. q a.m.-9 pm.
MARIcK CONSTR. CO.. JE. 3-7449
ADDITIONS, new and old construc-
ton; brick work, painting. plaster
ing. cement work, steps. Easements.
walks. drtveways. AID. 4-1705. "a
rec. rms, general repairs. Compare
our prices and workmanship. Refs
and estimates given. Nothing down,
WARFiELD CONSTRUCTION CO.
IA. 7-1773 EYES, ia. 2-007O
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, porches,
jalouStes. kitchen modernized. recr.
rms, complete remodeltng service;
estimates free: all work fully guar (;
no money down. SO mos. TO pay.
SECo SALES. JU; 5000. EN-. q
BRick;woikk.r III; soi Or nsT nisht or repair; also
msisIso0RSs msnship' NJ. 7-ssis. Ss'i's' -Sa ESFk
BRlCKWORK, new and repairs. ad.
ditions. etc.: first-class work, fully
insured: free. estimates. Call MR.
BILL II TX 3.22s5;
ins .ss,Tss.: rSSts BY hour ss q contract. EFs'
CARPENTRY WORK Of all kinds, OF
build complete homes. MR.. r. 3
pULoNEY JO.. s-60s1. -23
CARPENTRY, window cords. glass,
posts. steps. WADE, Ho. 2-0386
CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS: fence
JEFFREYS. Ii. 4-S601. %
CARPENTRY, repairs Of any kind:
attics and recreation rms, . spe-
cialty; no iohs too small. VA
CaRPfEfsSrRY, home repairs and md re.
modelling. JE. 4-4O62. %
and drtveways. All work guaranteed
Prices reas. HO. 2-4063. -25
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs. short circuits: small Jobs
done immed. RA. 6-2222. any time.
ExcAvATrNG AND GRADING, new
TD-9 International loader anc
BURGESS, 10. $500; ewes, 20
FsiAGSsSTtoNE, FsiAieGSsSTtoNE STONE, CEMENT %.
tios, walls steps. etc. Free estimate
Call JERRY, LU. l-A7b0,
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Telenhone Solicitors

4ClCN11O1AS kS44SAbSAo ~
No selling, set up appointments only
Public service orS. campaign Fop annoini, Ssa
ment phone between 4:30 and q
pm. DI. 1880. MR.. VAN BRINK,
TORACCO CLERKS, full and part
time; NO experience necessary: GOOD
hours. STANDARD DRUG CO..
3122 14th st. NV.
TYPIST. 80 words per min: 3b-hr.
week; conditioned ONCE pleas
:n, :on HiaHSaY E9Sk sTna' rxeRRass PRE- II
INC, 3rd and r SITS. ne. -25
EYPIST. casualty insurance company
wants Q good transcriber typist, ex-
cellent salary. air-conditioned OF,
nee. disqualification and surgical
sMsRcAS ssnss MsRcHRY tat1Es Ra
co, 442O Conn. ave. NV, between
$50 am. and 4:30 pm. Pa
TYPlSI- - college graduate, with
physical science BACKGROUND ana
IBM-PSM experience preferred.
Wo,k for TsSs9rce .i9 ,,S,v Sreapizaosionn = ndn IL
5aBS. Bethesda Md.
i-eirl ONCE, shorthand helpful but
not necessary knowledge of gen.
eral clerical work. Bethesda area.
Call between 9;5. OIL; 4-64Oo. "a
1IfkS1, CleElCdl' W tdhc eeiephch'
orders, type records and misc. cler-
teal duty. Good salary. 4o-hoar
Apply Mr. Potts. THE GLOBE DIS
TRIBUTING CO., 3145 v st. ne:
TYPIsT. under 30, with general Of
fice exper.: pleasant working cond.
good starting salary with chance
for advancement. Call Personnel
NO. $4,000. .-2S :.
TYPIST-CLERK, fast, accurate. neat
pleasant personality; 5-day wk.
work varied: employe BENEFITS. Ma.
tional trade assoc. For appointment
call FE. 3-1536. "a
TYPIST
4 needed for seneral ONCE work;
must be experienced; excellent
salary. Ask for Mr.. Burns at
EIsEMANs. 7 ct. ct 7th nv. "a
TYPIST
For full-time typinE; white: perm
only: b-day, 40-hr. wk.; sick and
vacation leave plan; cash bonuses
atr.cond. bldg. Call
Ho. 2-247e
MATTRESSES, experienced wanted
to work during lunch period S-da
wk.. good tips. Apply 6l2 18th St
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BEAUTIFUL BLACK AND WHITE
dairy bull. thoroughbred Holstein, .
County Dairy Farm, raised In Mary
land. Cheap. Also fine heifers.
OIL, A-nlhH 30
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TTNP0RKKY OFFICE WORK
wanted. educated young woman.
ssHl sssHptel ssfR1 good s'pi's' hrs ~. 20
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REFRIGERATORS
Gas. $40 each. AP. 7-2964. "a
REFRIGERATORS
GE, WESTINGHOUSE, Frisidaire. elee
gas. Guar. del. incl. $50 up.
BLOCKS
l746 Lee Hwy. nr. Key Bridge
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE sALE-Just bach
from rent. Hand and electric. desk
models with subtract. S75 and
Sl25. CENTRAL, 2O19 14th st. n, W
ADD. MACH. small; adds. subtracts,
multi; office or home; S14.95.
CIRCLE, 741 18th st. NV.
AIR CONDITIONER, 70 h.p. Philco;
also maple diEette set chairs;
reas. IA. 9-469l.
AIR CONDITIONERs. Feeders a.
h.p. 1855 units, new. $500: free
installation and 80 days service.
AIR -CONDITIONERS, new 1855 units
at terrific savings for cash buyers
PARAMOUNT CO.. 2202 Ga ave
AIR CONDITIONER, Pleasantaire
Used; Coed condition, h-h.p. $50
AIR CoSDGiTIoNER. a-h.p., GE. !
VI. old. $500: also Kenmore Auto.
matte suds-saver washer, S75i
moving. LU. 2-4464, after 9 pm
AIR CONDITIONER, A-h.p. Cold
spot, almost new. To see. call JA
7-34eo. after $50 pm; $3.50;
AIR CONDITIONER, 5-ton York
water cooled, in fine condition, used
best offer. Ask for MR.. JOE, S55o1
AIR CoNDITIoNER. chrysler Air.
temp; a4-ton, almost new sacrifice
$500. TIE. 6-2957 or XII. S-6652
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GAS RANGES
Apt. Size and Table TOP
SIS
NIsIaGs'l'[lIfNi ACE ''MlIffNiK- 1ES-5 C6 |1I1'N

ACE JUNK CO..
1920 Ga. Ave. NV. Hu. 3-442l
GLIDER, practically new condition: /:
green; all metal: reasonable. KE.
S-6747. "a
INSTRUMENTATION SYSTEMS,
stations and master. 2-way. used;
wire included; Nov installed; WI
Unusual bargain ct less than 500
For details. cali ia. 7-6715 during
kTTcHRN HHskinS nHsIGi EQUIPMENT. oE $50 stove
washing machine, Formica tor
cabinets dinette set. all excellent
eonditiSn, Gan pE; 2-lS24ii 20
Slteb.n Rrsl biEse OIL ushaefd kh1SarNs siipIcy
KHiTCIHES HTI SSnni nuifiLiTY FIJI CABINET. 3
mos. old: perfect cond.; large,
white. Moving. Sell half price. Tu.
LIVING. pINETTE AND BEDROOM
FURNITURE. also Magic Chez
SsaS timer' in new condition RAs g.
MANNEouINs t5) good condition.
Also 4 chrome skirt-suit racks.
BAsKIN's FURs. MA. S-5522.
MOTORS bought, sold. exchg.: all
makes; lowest prices. ELECTRIC
EQUIP. CO., 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
24s
OFFICE DESK, 7 It. long: in good
cond., SIS: also Venetian blinds
(2), z it. wide, S #. long, S1O
each. Apply 1o1 14th st. sc. Apt
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks. chairs. files.
supply cabinets, safes. typewriters.
add. machines. Everything for
the Office" CIRCLE TYPEWRITER,
TAI 18th NV. DI. 7-7372.
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POULTRY. RABBITS. EGGS
WHITE CHINESE GEESE AND Cos
LINGS, Muscovy ducks and duck
lings. American Lincoln incubator,
double compartment, 90-egg capac-
ity. Dunkirk 5-S436. --23
BABY CHICKS AND P0ULTS,
plies. JAMES FEED f STORE. e1S K K
st. NV. ME- S-O0S9.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

OFFICE FURNITURE
GOVT. SURPLUS, OAK, 54xS0 EX-
ECUTIVE DESK. $3.50; SINGLE
PEDESTAL. $3.50; REFINIsHED.
EXCEL, COND. WALNUT. 60x32
EXECUTIVE, $50; NEW 60x30
STEEL 40 ONLY. FACTORY
CLOSEOUTS AT $50. SHOP OUR
WAREHOUSE LOCATION FOR
REAL SAVINGS ON ALL TYPES OF
NEW OR USED OFFICE FURNI-
TURE. N. FRANK q SON, ala 3rd
ST NV EX 3-2414
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WAITRESS

MATTRESSES
Young ladies, thoroughly ex-
perienced only, serving
drinks; $50 salary and ex-
cellent tips. Apply in per-
son. BENNY'S TAVERN,
829 14th st. NV.
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DOCS, PETS. ETC.

WANT GOOD HOME fer male boxer:
fawn color with black mask. 20.
6-mos -old collie; black
and white; female: wanted. Good
home in country. JE. 4-5l29.
FREE; SIAMESE CATsy 1-year-old:
female; to good home Jo' 2-5ssl4. 25sa
BEAGLEs. thorouEhbred. Not Axe.
ESSSSng Eood hunting stock as L9a; q
sIAMEsE KIT, spayed T.; dalmatian
M; SIS ea.. white rats. soc. 70.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES -
ASGARD-ARBAND KENNELS. near
Great Falls. Va. Pleasant e-2222.
SHIPPING CRATES, dogs. cats, etc.
All sizes. lightweight, low cost
Sale or rent. RA. 6-3445.
DACHsHUND PUPPIES, red, males,
females. 10 wks. old, Axe res.
reasonably priced, AP. 7-64s7.
BOARDING ALL BREEDS. A vaca-
tion SPOT in the country for your
sss,6n pets Shaded 5 diyidsd aSssl, runs IN
sion: KRIss KRoss Kennels, RR-
S-S101 80
COOKERS. weeks old; Axe reg.;
black. wormed. 1f09 Hoban I'd.
NV, nr. Gtwn. Hosp ga
BOXER pups. 8 weeks, 2 brindle
males, i fawn female. Axe regis-
tered championship stock. JE.
COCKER SPANIEL puppy, 10 wks.
old. thorouehhred, papers. CAN
POODLE PUPPIES, toys and minia-
lures black. brown and cream.
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GIRLS, 1925

WIRE GIRL. experienced n wirinG
and soldering small ele ;ronic de-
vices. Salary open. -. 1855.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

TRASH REMOVING. general maui
ing and moving; day or night. Reas
rates. JAMES H. RICE. Ii. 6-S979
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Builder Now Available
Thoroughly experienced an active
struction. Maintains complete
ONCE. viii build fol. or with others
at cost plus, Fixed fee, percentage
or otherwise. Reply BOX 62-L,
Star. -26
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FURN.-Liy.. I'm. set; din. rm. set;
end tbls.; sway q. lamp: study
lamp: kit table and chair: drying
rack; ironing board; bureau: card
saSkio sasls; hie cab; bookcase. IA
FURN.. dinette. liv I'm, tables and
lamps. To. 2-S6S3, 1888 Peabody
st NV. 22s
GAS RANGES. new. used; instaIla-
tion PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237
Ga. ave. DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES, used. all sizes: "a
Is" Only SO and up, B. A. COZ
q CO. S12l 14th st. NV CO
GAS RANGE. quality" like new
$50 UN. 1887. 23'
GAS RANGES, new. used. repairs;
oil coal, wood ranges. ACME
STOVE. l0ll TN St. NV. Ma. b
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ARLINGTON SECY.
Start. S325: college trained: real
estate secy.: little shorthand: $3.50
to S3O0:Air Line Secy.. start, S275;
temp. stenog. in ne; mo. Others
BOYD'S. Cor. G. and 18th
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DESKS, DESKS

MEiTES TnaT 4op. PEsk sas AND 81 up ~ OwAIINiuT
OAK MAHOGANY; ALSO LARGE
STOCK STEEL DESKS, NEW ANL
RECONDIT1ONED: ALL PRICEE
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
500 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
DIAMONDS. lady's Let, S25O
lady's 3h-cts.. S1,195; lady's ga
cts. $3.50; mans 2-cts., $3.50
lady's 11s-cts.. marduise cut, $500
TON & CO., 1923 H st. NV. ME
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National Ernpl. Service
1Ios 18th st. NV. at L. Ex. 3-7270
SECRETARY-sTENOGRAPHER, eEe
10 to 35. permanent position with
large. progressive real estate nrm.
Hours e:lb to 8, no saturdays; IN.
tefesting work in air-condtttoned
ONCE. Excellent company dement's.
Should be available Immediately.
See Mr.. WEIGH. l722 L 81. NV.
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CASES, transfer. steel. green, letter
size. excellent. condition almost ike
new; Total Of As. SO each. RE. q
4242. IA
CASH REGISTER sALE-Big. one
little one. Hand and electric. Used
and new, $50 and up. CASH REG
lister SALES md SERVICE CO.
20I9 14th ST. NV AID. 2-4400.
CHAIR. new. chartreuse. 3s-in. wide
offer. Call CO. 5-7s15 after 2 pm,
CHANDELIERS. 3 beautiful crystal
SIS each. cost $500 each. 32l4 F
st. NV, 1T
CRIB. also twin perambulator. Call
10. 1-20SS. -22
CRIB, maple; by Kroll; mattress;
chifforobe; Best condition. Cheap
XII. S-S044.
KITCHEN TABLE AND CHAIRS
chrome legs. Reas. Ju. 5-5392.
DEEP FREEZE, II Gu. it.. years
old; excel. cond.; $500. RE- >, g.
DEF FREEZE, 15-cu.-ft. Norge;
brand-new: $3.50 or best offer
Call LA. 6-4376, after . pm;
DEHUMIDIFIER, WESTINGHOUSE; cost
Sl2s SI 1'aaSg 90; practically new sac s99'
DESK. modern s drawers, walnut
executive desk, glass top, swivel
chair. 500. Cost. S175. Ma. g.
O904. TA. 9-3459. -23
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BOARDING
Toy Manchester terriers and Nina.
ture Pinschers for sale; Axe. 60I5
Branch ave. Sc. RE. 6-5440.
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

TELEvIsI0N. 2l-in, blond console.
1 month old; sacrifice. AID. 4-32oo.
TELEyIsIoN. new 1855 RcA. II
you have cash and want to save
money. see PARAMOUNT CO.. 22o2
Ga ave NV Hi a-AR00
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FURNITURE SALE-New bedrn
din, rm. and liv. rm. Some factory
closeouts and showroom samples
Modern and traditional quality
less of big discounts offered else
where. Compare.
STAHLER'S FURNITURE co.
SIG 18th st. NV. RE. 7-J3l
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SHAMPOO GIRL AND MANIGTREIIsgTL, AN.EIg E

HOTEL o BEAUTY SALON. -2s
SHOE F1TTERS-Permanent. full
time employment: children's shoes
exclusively. Interesting. pleasant
occupation, serving finest people.
training provided. New Wheaton
store opening soon. Apply DANIELS
BOOTERY,- Langley Park, 1923
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ORGAN-Hammond. chord organ
Like new Save over $500. KITS
1870 G. st. NV, RE 7-62l2
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CASES, transfer. steel. green. letter
new. Total Of As. So each. RE. q
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OIItbo, 1O-AO
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
NEEDED AT ONCE
Immediate starting. Good pay. Ap-
ply MR.. GARRETT, Airplane Room,
1918 Que st. NV. "a
LADIES DESIRING PART-TIME
WORK AT HOME. Call at 924 New
York ave. NV, Tues. to Fri, y
am. to 12 noon. -22
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-30
SCHOOL HOT LUNCH PROGRAM TO PROVIDE MEALS DURING COLDEST PART OF WINTER

For several months past there have been articles in the Nugget about Nome's Hot Lunch Program Some of the people working this project have families of their while others have no children. All are working not for their own interests but because they have the improvements in school work and health of underprivieged and undernourished children when school hot lunch program provided during the cold est months of the winter
 The Hot Lunch Program will start on Tuesday, January 3rd, and will continue for three months.
 There are too many children in the Nome School whose parents do not provide them with regular shing meals. Some, because they cannot provide the essentials of healthy living and others through gnor ance or indifference spend their money other un- necessary items. Aiding the children, who go to school without breakfast by providing them with nourish- ing lunch is the goal of School Hot Lunch The com mtee asks your support by purchasing lunch tickets for child this month, and next month the coldest months of the year
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-30
Further Contributors To Christmas Tree Fund

S1-Bert Bell, Clarence Trigg, Herk Edwards, Fred Kubon, Bob Baldwin, Taylor Moto, C, M. Me Lean, MT Woods, George Weyer, MT. Swim, Roy Snyder, MT. Lam brecht, Norm Asbridge, MT. Sasse, MT. Nicholson.
 S1.5O-Dan Karmun.
 $2-John Kost Jr., Jim Huston, Travis Phillips, Dan Berrettini, Mir. G., and Anonymous.
 $3-Francis Walker, R. De Long, Grant Nelson.
 $5-J. MarasoVich, R. J. Wilke, NeIs SWanberg, w. Brown, VIII. Cameron, Chas. Fagerstrom, c. B. Glavinovich, A.C.S., luke Box Steve, Morgan and Son.
 S6-U.S. MarShal's Office.
 S1O-Nome Liquor Store, Lester Bronson.
 $20-Larry Calvin.
 $59.56-Fines from Sadie flaw kins Night at Breakers Bar.
 Seventeen good cheer baskets were distributed Friday, Dec. 23.
 Approximately 600 Christmas stockings were distributed, about 50 more than last year.
 Santa talked to every youngster to whom he gave a stocking.
 Although the contribution jars have been collected, it is not too late to donate if you have not al ready done 50.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-30
Proposes Inquiry Into Opening Of Wndlife Refuges

WASHINGTON, R-Sen. Neu- berger D-Ore) Wednesday pro- posed congressional inquiry into a recent Department of Interior order opening wildlife refuges to oil and gas lease.
 The Oregon senator said he has heard the first lease under the new order has been issued to Frankfort Oil Co.,, a subsidiary of Seagram Whiskey Distillery. He said it covers about 12,OOO acres on the LaCassine National Wildlife Refuge in Louisiana.
 He said he understood that "only rarely have oil and gas operations been tolerated on ref uges owned outright by the Fish and Wildlife Service," adding:
 But if wholesale operations are allowed, I fear for the future of the great sanctuaries where our wild creatures and birds have for merly been safeguarded.'
 In his proposal for a congress sional inquiry on the department order, Neuberger described Sec retary of the Interior Mckay, a former Oregon governor as "set- ting back the conservation move ment half a century," Neuberger said the administration ''has known itself indifferent to wild life conservation and protection"
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-30
Levee Break That Took 19 Lives Being Filled In At Yuba City, Calif.

SAN FRANCISCO, R-W r k crews, operating around the clock, passed the halfway mark today as they filled in levee gap that ac- counted for 19 deaths at Tuba City during the California floods.
 Already the rebuilt levee was holding back Feather River waters from the stricken city, where 28O homes were destroyed and 1,20O others had major structural dam age.
 The state death toll reached 47, Jump of 12 since Wednesday morning, when water receded so mat rescue workers were able to start hunting for victims.
 The Red Cross said 4,60O per sons still were being cared for at A emergency shelters. At one time the homeless were estimated at 50, ,DO0.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-30

O. My Susan won't eat lots of things and doesn't seem to care much about lunch. Will eating at school help her?
 A. Children will usually eat better in a group and try to eat everything if they see their friends enjoying it. She should benefit by this group experience.
 O. What is a sample menu that my child will be served?
 "A. A sample menu is: Meat balls and gravy, steamed rice, two pear halves and grated cheese, bread and butter and milk, all for 25 cents.
 O. I have no children but I would like to participate in this worth while project. What can I do?
 "A. You cay offer to assist in the preparation of the food or contribute money. Both are inn portant to the success of the hot lunch program.
 O. We have very little money and my child needs lunch. What do I do?
 A. Please talk to Miss Mccoy, Miss Jolly or Miss Macdonald. They will be able to advise or help you.
 O. don't understand about the $2,000 the school board has given to the hot lunch program.
 A. The $2,O00 hasn't been given to the committee to spend. It is a reserve to be used if necessary. At the end of the hot lunch per iod it is hoped that the $2,000 will still be on haRd In other words, the money from the children who buy their own tickets and the money received from the govern ment should pay most, if not all of the expense. Ideally, the lunch program should pay it's own way without using the S2,000 reserve. Then this S2,000 will be avail able for the school lunch program next year.