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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
RADIO HIGHLIGHTS


1880, WINK, WFAN-Baseball:
Brooklyn at New York.
$500. WWDC-Bob Will: Plays
recordings of the late trumpet
virtuoso Bunny Berrigan.
$3.50, WGMS-Library Of, Con-
gress Concert: Budapest
String Quartet.
$3.50. WMAL-4-Red Shelton: AS
Glenn Kadiddlehopper. finds
himself stranded in the snow.
1890, WRC CavaIcade o
Sports: Middleweights Holly
Minis and Bobby Jones.
1915. WWDC-You Were There
Barbara Luddy stars in my
Spy Kate" the story of Amer
lean Red Cross service to
veterans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
~ HIGHLIGHTS
TODAY
1880. WMAL (1-Riu Tin Tin:

1880. WMAL t7j-Ril Tin Tin:
The dog prevents sabotage
during press war between
two rival neWspa pers.
1880, WRC tA-Eddie Fisher:
Gordon MacRae substitutes.
1870, WTTG t5I-Million Dol
lar Movie: A doomed woman
is determined to live her last
days in the swiss Alps, in
The Other Love- with Bar
bara suanwyck and David
Niven.
$3.50. WRC t4)-L.fe of Riley:
William Bendix loses his in
structions In The cement
when he tries to build a
barbecue.
$3.50, WTOP t9)-Topper: Leo
C. Carroll runs into an
Egyptian curse on a mummy.
$3.50. WMAL i7l--Ray Bolger
Show: The star saves al, old
ship from destruction and
turns it into a dazzling
show boat.
$500, WRC "a Big Story:
Reporter Bernard Averbuch,
of the San Francisco Call
Bulletin, saves an innocent
woman from the Shadow of
a Headline"
$500, WTOP (9-Playhouse of
Stars: Dan Duryea and Vir-
ginia Lee are fellow boarders
in rooming house suspected
of harboring fugitives, in
"O'Brien."
$3.50. WMAL (0-The Wise: A
man finds he must marry
within two weeks or lose a
fortune in "The Imperfect
Gentleman" starring Jack
Waiting and June Rodney.
$3.50, WRC t4-Dear Phoebe:
Peter Lawford puts hex on
a superstitious baseball star.
1890, WRC t4-Cavalcade of
Sports: Middleweights Holly
Minis and Bobby Jones.
1880, WTOP t9l Person to
Person: Visits with Sophie
Tucker and Judge Medina.
1880, WMAL (7)-Where Were
You? The year 1952-Capt.
Carlson tries to save the ely
ing Enterprise" and President
Eisenhower is elected.
11:15, WTTG t5)-Best of the
Million-D Dollar Movies: Will
liam Powell has a witty but
impractical platform in his
campaign for the presidency,
in THE Senator Was Indis-
Greet"
11:25, WMAL ~ - Seven-Star
Theater: International in
trigue surrounds the disap-
pearance of "The Jewels of
Brandenburg."
1880, WRC a. - Tonight:
Pianist Don Shirley pays a
call.
11:40, WTOP t9) - The Late
Show: Sponge divers find
sabotage abroad their ship, in
Sixteen Fathoms Deep" with
Lon CLANCY and Arthur Lake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
TeIevision omorrow-so'urdoy, April Is, 1855

WRcs Paul WnhsHi II. Fuay
10 Msdnss"sndt eusn Mrs washington
Washington 8 $50 Circus.
WIFE, Saturday sw-"Ronlng Hums'j nudsd Of Living
EMAL1GN smIs Christopher
WIoP72s
Billy saH 1880 Terry and the pts H. wnT p and You @ saHas M
Saturday Msunss-T, Msdams Temple Rneh"Dsn the ssst
Evening star., 1955-11-10

Sorry No MaiI Or phone Orders :. Limite
UphOIsle1.g
Third Floor, Washington;

-. LOtDer LeUel, Arlington
sys Tailbrsd Dacron Curtains, 54- long Pair s7s
4lS Tailored Dacron Curtains 63~ long Pair 2ss
SO Tailored Dacron Curtains 81. long. Pair s2s
81 F1ilored Dacron Curtains sos long. Pair sss
e1ss yiudio slipcoyers. 2-cushion style textured
fabric ST. -4------ 49, 1899
ssss Studio Bed and slipcovers. 3-cushion STYLE
texLured 1anric g l4SS
z7ss Dayeno Covers without pillows textured fab
nc 1888
1885 Ready Made Lined Draperies, heavy textured
Ass.Cafe Curtains faille in large assortment Of
patterns. Pair 4------- zta
4Ss Ratified Nyion Curtains, 1907 wide 54" long.
SO Rufned Nylon Curtains, 1oOs wide, So long.
Pair - 333
$40 and SIS Ruff1ed NyIon Curtains l0Os vide
81 and 90~ long. Pair 333
sss RuffIed Dacron Curtains, 1907 wide, 81" long
Pair z ass
sAs RuffIed Dacron Curtains. 100 Wide, ss~ long
Pair 49s
7.ss Ruffed Dacron Curtains. 100. wide. sOs long
LIS te z25 Drapery and Slipcoyer Fabrics, as
sorted patterns, a. wide Yard lis
AMAIetal Venetian Blinds sizes % to IS. WIDE 64s
slss Ready Made Lined Draperies. assorted prints
f4ny lined Pair IA99
1tss Chromspun Taffeta Bedspreads assorted
ctlors. single and double
Evening star., 1955-11-10

way with considerable dificul,
ty" to save the child. The FIRE.
man was wearing a mask.
The boy was given oxygen al
the scene by Fire Rescue Squac
/ and Ambulance /. He was moi
hospitaIized.
Others who escaped the flames
were Mrs. Clarence Moseley. 81,
colored. and three young grand
children. The IRE was brought
under control in about 40
minutes.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
5 Flee, Boy Soved
In Residence Fire

Five persons were forced to
fee from q three-story home
and a sixth was rescued by a
fireman, as FIRE In q basement
at $3.50 Thirteenth street NV.
began to creep upstairs late
yesterday.
Snatched from his bed on the
second floor in terrific heat"
was Anthony Taylor, 8. colored,
as he lapsed into unconscious
ness. The rescurer was Pvt. W.
IL. Mullikin, aide to 4th Bat
talon Chief C. K. Bum.
Chief Bum said Pvt. Mullikin
made his way up an inside stair
Evening star., 1955-11-10

Solid brass hood with black frame and screen,
other styles in the group. All sold as is.
Loaer Level. Arlington Only
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Housewares

Third Floor, Washington Store only
sls-1oo 10 1ls Bathroom Deodorizers Soc
A-l.ss MeriIe Brooms. smooth handles 800
tsss Black and Brass Metal wall shelves l2xss~,
AIS
s-sss Black and Brass Metal wan shelves l2xsO~.
kst $50
s-Isss Black and Brass Metal Corner Bookcases,
, shelves, 26x30x30 size @-sss.-----.4- 1l.3S
I3ye.9s Black and Brass Metal Bookcases,
shelves. 26x369 size 80 M4s-- $50
s-I29s Black and Brass Metal Record Cabinets.
3Ixg0xl5 size $50
s-szss Black and Brass Metal Bookcases, shelves.
2--lss Black and Brass Metal wan Shelves, i2x24v
sz.ss Black and Brass Metal bookcases, shelves,
s--sDs BIack and Brass Telephone stands,
26xl5xl2~ size -..s-4------4--4--- s.. 5.30
s-saoss Black and Brass Corne bookcase ssxsov
sizes -A4---4 il.s9
s-rl0ss Black and Brass Metal Bookcases shelves.
36X30v size 6.59
srssss Black and Brass Metal bookcases. shelves,
26xlT1 size - 479
2ss~to I6e5 Gourmet Cookware, enameled steel
Hand painted design 400 to 1855
sAs Enamel Step-On Cans. yellow with gall
vknized insert 320
1t--6as Enamel step-on Cans, yellow or white with
galvanized insert s-.---s $50
ltsss Enamel step-On Cans. red, yellow or white
With enameled insert 4---------4 4l9
ss-lIss Square Enamel Step-On Cans, chrome top,
white or yellow, enameled insert 7i9
ll-6.49 Enamel Step-On Cans red, white chrome
tAp enameled insert . sos
6ss-s.4s Enamel step-On Cans, red. white, chrome
TIP, galvanized insert $50
Ss=548 Enamel Step-On Cans red white or yellow,
chrome top. galvanized insert 32s
s--2.s9 Enamel step-On Cans. yellow. galvanized
Insert 100
Is-9.ss square Enamel step-on Cans. red Or white.
galvanized insert 479
Is-ss5 Square Enamel Step-On Can, red, yellow
and white, galvanized insert 4ee
sr,9.ss Square Enamel step-on Can. white and
repy enamel insert
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Nursery Furniture
Fourth Floor, Washington; /;
Second Floor, Arlington

FOURTH Floor, WdSEli7lgtOn,
Second Floor, Arlington
14sS standard-size Folding Play Yards, play beads
on 2 sides - -4-----.-.-.---- 899
1875 Feen-N,Fun Tables, fold compactly for travel
and storage - --------4--- - 7.S9
1895 Thayer Lift-Out Carriage. use for bassinette
or car bed, folds for travel and storage - 1I.99
3495 Storkline Crib, ble-drop Sides 3-position
springs, plastic teething rails 4----------2 25.99
1888 High Chair. natural finish, black iron legs
clip-on tray 4. .-------- 7.s9
1885 Stroller With Canopy, adjustable back and
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Bedroom
Fssi'isis siasgs
Third Floor, Washington.
Lo,Der LeDei, Arlington

Prebuilt Border Innerspring Mattresses, fancy
woven ticking, twin and double sizes. Each S25.0o
2795 Metal Frame RoIl-a-way Cots. innerspring
mattresses, 80 inches wide ------ -~---c- 1899
$3.50 Innerspring Hollywood Bed Outfits. striped
ticking, mattress with box springs on legs, twin
size, 39~ wide ~---- 1899
dppered covers. Each $50; . for 6sS
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Sausage Popular

CHICAGO.-About pound
lof meat In every IL pounds con-
lsumed in the United States is In
1.-THE form of some kind Of sau-
sage.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Rugged Girl Friend

AUSTIN. Tex. B~-A man
complained he was assaulted by
his two girl friends. 'Loyey" and
Baby Doll" Baby Doll" he
said. used a beer bottle.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
6oe Heovy Quolity
Rcyon Tcffetos

Choice OF Is light and dark
colors. This exceptionally heavy
quality will make lovely spreads,
drapes, also formal gowns and
for Innings. In 45y widths.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Washington, Arlington, 10 An 2:3o Pm.

On Sale Friday While Quantities Last
Rug Department
Third Floor, Washington Store Only
1722sS Nutria Rayon and NyIOn Broadloom.
15xl53-ft. $500
l--2Isss Nutria Rayon and Nylon BroadIoom,
1--2sss5 Beige Rayon and Nyion Broadloom,
13.10xi5-ft. ---------------s----.I I24.s9
l--assss Beige RayOn and Nyion BroadIoom.
l5xl7lO-ft ------------------------- Ss.So
l-1i2ss sandaIwoOd Cotton BroadIOom, 12xl7-ft,
$3.50
Sec. 1875 Beige Rayon BroadlOom. l2xI53-ft,
59se
l--l4s.ss Grey Rayon and Nylon Rug l2x12s-ft,
1--a5sss Grey Embossed wilton. soiled. lOsxl5-ft,
1895
1-I7sss Nutria Rayon and NyIon BroadIoom,
i28x142-ft, ---~-.4-4----+ ----- 1855
1-2ssse Tweed An-Wool Brown and Green Rug.
l5xl49-ft. -------------- iS9:uV
I--2os5o Grey An-woel Embossed Rug. 15x12-ft.
1885
1-2sas5 Grey Rayon BrOadlOom, 14xI4-tt.--- 1888
1--24ss5 Grey Rayon BroadloOm, l4sxl5-ft.-- 1885
lass Rose Cotton Broadloom. sxi2-ft.-- 1900
l--14zs5 Grey Rayon and Nylon Broadloom.
83xl5-ft. 1885
i-lOs5s Beige Rayon and Nylon Broadioom.
l2x8-ft. $3.50
I--sss5 Grey Plush Pile Cotton. l2xs2-ft. s4ss
I--1ssss Grey Wool Tone on Tone l2xi74-ft. $500
1--2Osss Brown Plush Pile Cotton, 12xl7-ft. AS
l--2O5s5 Brown Plush Pile Cotton. i2x17-ft- $500
1-IssOo Green Plush Pile Cotton, l2xlss-ft.-s $3.50
1-Is4sO Brown Plush Pile Cotton. l2xi22-ft. 1899
I-1ss.sO reGen Plush iPi eoCtton, l2xl2-ft 4sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
HELP-DoAEsTIc

HELP-ooMESTtC
COMPANION. HOUsEKEEPER. white,
40 to IS. 1--we In, pvt. rnl., suburban
RANGED: rel. req. Boz s7-B. star;
COOK AL. white, for boarding
house. $500 18th st. NV. TO
g Pm. only. $3.50 mo. room snd
CoOK!HoUsEKEEPER. live In. fam
lily OF 8: country home; must be
dst.clsss cook: salary open. 20.
CIV. plain cook. for small family.
das se pe sta1 .6 ssa15s es snc
perience and refs. Of l ". OF more.
CIV, plain cooking, live In: ex-
per. only; Thurs. afternoon and
every eye, Syn 70 Oh; fond Of children.
G oats atss66K Rive i've in. Thurs. aft
ernoon. every Sun. on: exper. with
children. Refs. required. ist-nr
room. S25 wk. OIL 2-S027.
CIV. AND COOKING, over 35. live
In preferred; convenient location;
z In family; good wages. Phone
CIV. light housework, care OF
salary. RA. 3-s03b,
CIV. CHILD CARE, Tues. SIS,
and Sat. 9:15 TO q; S12. cariare;
health card; refs. .JU. 9-64S5. 3.
G.H.W.. exper. with children; settled
refined woman for permanent posi-
ton. Live in; good home: Pals
Church; 5-day wk., Sun, Mon. of
Refs. req; salary $50. Box l5o-B,
HoussEkEEpER for Navy com. With
3 children; IL, 10 and 8. Live
wk. Call JE 2-0S5l. "A
MAID. live In, cook. g.h.w.: 5ta-day
VIZ. Call after 9 pm. u. 8-S94a
COUPLE. live in; private bath: must
be good cook. also fond Of children;
local refs; REQUIRED: salary open.
WHITE WOMAN. to live in. Inv.
and wait on semi-invalid. Ask for
MRS. CRAWFORD. EN-. 2-0679;
SETTLED WOMAN to help with
housework and care for semi-invalid
husband: live in: refs. Call OIL. q
1913 after 10 am. 3
COLORED, SETTLED LADY, refined,
to live in: take car Of l child: rm
and board: salary. RA. 3-6792.
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HELP-WoMEN

WAITRESS, white: daywork. BERTs
RESTAURANT. i4l7 N. Capitol st,
MATTRESSES. white: full or part
time Neat and efflcient. Apply IN
person. LAFAYETTE CHICKEN
HUT. 1870 II st. NV. ~
WAITRESS. white only. between 81
and go; Can between 2 and 8 Pm
WAITRESS, white; reference and
health card, Good pay. Mr.. JoR-
DIN. 8l6 18th st. NV. II
MATTRESSES. white. over 81; full
81 part time; must work week ends
TOLL HOUSE. Silver Spring. Nd.
Ju. 9-3501 Should live In vicinity
WAITRESS. white. age 2I-3O. night
work; must be Experienced and
have Agood personality. Top salary
and wood tips. Apply after pm.
brass RAIL RESTAURANT, 500
MATTRESSES. white, pleasant per-
sonality, under 35. experienced.
M NJ sn 6E Il EAT sTs AP sSs G9L
burg pike. Falls Church. "a
wAfirRExs spis f ffRfE Hhss R Gssr
TAURANT, 1928 Wis. ave. NV.
MATTRESSES. exper.. white, good
tips no Sunday work. Apply 612
18th st. NV. =
WAITRESS. experienced. night wait
Eess wanted. Apply after 4 pm
THE CASANOVA RESTAURANT.
GIRLS, to work in pressroom. no
experience required. Apply BURT
WEBB, 1905 10th st. NV. -
Of motheriess home: : mall ehil-
dren: live in; no objection " one
child. LU. 10000, daytime. II
LADIES to work with photographer;
pleasant dignifed work. guaran-
teed $50 per week. Apply ROB-
ERTs STUDIOS, 22l7 Nichols ave.
spare time hrs. and earn s25-s35
wkly. for XMAS by showing AVON'S
Rift catalog,. Several good openings
now available. DI. 7-O221. p
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PAINTING. interior and exterior,
Call anytime; reas. rates. DON'T.
NICK IA 4-14b3.
PAINTING, int. and ext: papering;
MISUNDERSTANDING Mr.. WEBB, day
IA. 2-262S; after g. ia. 4-o3l7
PAINTING. genl, remodeIins. salts
LAWRENCE, Ii. 6-st00. IA. 6-o03I
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
THOMPSON. 10. 1880. Sc
PAINTING AND PAPERTNG-Paper
6-room house 500 eompl. Choice
Of colofs. Inter. and exter. painting
LIST class work guar. White mechs.
For Xmas specials see US before you
decide: Terms arr MR.. LANE. IA.
PAINTING, PAPERNG, f,rst-cisss
workmanship: work done immedi-
ateiy. Mr.. PoAT. RIA. 3.5643.
rms. $3.50. incl. ma
terial, labor; painting. special low
prices: work guar. ia. e-o396;
PAPERiNG. $40 and up this week
only; 1855 sunfast washable papers.
JU $1,000 RA. 1898.
REPAIRS Old and
new work. Ice. and small Jobs. Reas.
White mech. Work guar. 10. 9-4154.
%
PLAsfERINo DONE, patchwork spe-
cialty: all work guaranteed: free
estimate. 10. 2-0b95. 20
PLUMBING AND dEATING-Low
prices, free estimates: Nd. work
only. Mr.. LEE, VIII. 6-6S07 -
terf EDot1ts. eafpentrY. pninfinR
4. B. THOMAS. va. 7-7ses.
SIDING--New installA.
ton. Repairs on all types Of roofs
Ii. 6-S100: IA. 6-6031
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

BOOKKEEPER, for old established
cleo. eonst. arm. NV. sect, 6-day
wk., air-eond. ofiiees, double entry
system. reply BOZ 4s9-c. Star.
CASHIER CHECKER, part time:
experienced; good pay and work
ing conditions; Apply IN person
1923 Rhode Island ave. ne. -
CASHIER, exclusive restaurant; good
hrs; personable; rapid advance
ment; start, $50 plus e meals:
1404 N. y. Ave. Re. 7.7260
Statesmen (OR WOMEN1; no cam
wasting: exper; or VIII train: car
young frm. Wo. 6-7e70. --2
WHITE COUPLE WITHOUT Chill
DREN, wife to serve as working
housekeeper In rooming house. VI
cinity Of Thomas circle; Ink. room
and salary. eau MRS. CLARKE.
~. 0-661b. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
FLORIST

White, exper., OIL. 4-7976 -
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER-For
hotel equipment firm, permanent
position. 5-dav. 40-hour week. yaca-
ton and sick leave. Some typing
ability. accuracy at figures and a
20 9pd fioor once. r. B. ADAMS
CO. 641 N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DRESsMAKING to original design
or your specifications, prompt
service. OIL. 6-3l76.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
HELp-WoMEN
STENOGRAPHER
STONE PAPER TUBE CO.

Brookland area prefer experienced
young lady. but will consider COM
petent beginner: permanent posi-
ton; 5-day,. 40-hr. wk.. with some
Saturday work. Apply
STONE PAPER TUBE co.
300 franklin st. NE. -
sTENOs:, experienced Between
iobs2 Have 2 or Or. more sv DAYS Sseklys
vou ST. 3-107o u
STENO.- BKPR., $4,000
Under 80; Excel; EutuEs--1mmed.
Jr. stenog.. Capitol Hill Ssss
Assoc. Secy.. under 40 $50 VIZ
NEED 300 new appl's daily Cor cur
t 6Est. 04 q grs1 AS ST. S-5sSs '''
BOYD'S, Cor. G and 18th
sTEWARDEss to purchase. super:
food for restaurant doing busi-
ness Of approximately 100000 per
month. Experience and references
required. Box 22s-C. star. II
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR for
modern apt. house: good salary;
excellent working conditions. Call
WO. 6-4612. between o a.m.-6 pm.
d
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. some
typins and Ming. 5 days week,
FRANK SMALL. JR:, INC, 1901
Good Hope I'd 2 e.. Mr.. Smith. II
TEACHERS. white. speech and ORA:
MATES, social studies. English and
elementary grades ADAMS EACH
Frs AGENCY, I34l O ct NV.
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HO. 2-2476
CLERK-TYPISTS
SECRETARIES

MN pposrrTFioNs NV NV; y and Ne
National Empl. Service
11Os 18th St. NV. at L Elk. AFRO
DRUG CIGAR CLERK. fun II part
time; young: exper ALBAN 1OW-
Frs PHARMACY, Wis. 20 Mass.
WO 6-4455 Il
DRUG CLFRK. must have experience,
$50 per Tk. plus commission good
working conditions. DRUG LANE.
5noR RiggS I'd Il
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ACCOUNTANT desires part-time
c SSIs Gsr iS' EasTrftMataroR, .u-
perintendent, commercial housing
Government work: 80 yrs. exper.
Box 47S-B. Star. "A
G.H.W. and lawn work: expertly
done by an experienced man. Day
or week. RA, 0-4763.
HOTEL MANAGER. colored. seeking
change; experienced all phases
hotel and once memt.: good book
keeping and personnel experience.
Also man Friday. College back
TRICK DRIyER-CHAUFFEUR, re-
liable. experienced, d. C. refs. DE
MAN, middle age, healthy, wants
y ySIk any kind, day or nishs. i To-
MAN. middle age. wants Job as
soS.s ~, a ase- chauffeur expert
DESIRE POSITION from am, to
s. Pm; experienced ir g.h.w.
ehauffeuring, plumber, electrician
helper. 306 18th st. sc. IL. B.
P2kT.TIME woRK-sktlls. typins
manual IBMl, reprod. methods.
Mr. Soto, RE. 7-lS20, ext. 1890
bet, S:45 s.m.-5:l5 pm. 10, @
1857 after n;3H pm,
COLORED YOUNG MAN, high
school graduate wants q steady
Job; has good working experience.
Call LIZ. 2-g240.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES

ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
REPAIRED. ia. 5-6927. s.
BRICK LAYING Mason craftsman
Al types masonry Pvt built
homes A FAGNANl, 10, 2-la94
CARPENTERING Of all kinds, fence
work. roofing: also tile work. Rea-
Sonable. Ii. 6-9740. %
CARPENTRY. building and general
remodeling, commercial and resi-
dental Ii 6-S100. IA b-R031
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs
New and old Cash or terms co
5-059S; ewes On 4.1566
FLOORS SANDED, finished, &c 50.
IT. Old floors, l0c and Up; work
guar. C. L. HINSoN. 10. l-347b.
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, cleaning
and waxing. Reasonable rates. Free
estimates. Call RIA. 6-6795. IS
FURNITURE reupholstered, refinish-
mates, JACKS, co. $1,000. "a
INTERIOR PAINTING AND PAPER.
ING-Enamel. fatwork, scenic de-
signs o speciality, ia, 2-S39S. q
PAINT. PAPER NOW--Lov prices;
Al work; new samples: free esti-
mates. JU. b-074b. -
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HElP-W0MEN
CLERK, tipping. Se5.
POTOMAC EMPL.. oil King ST.,
Alex XII. 9-5055.
ACCOUNTING CLERK
High School Graduate

Experienced or inexperienced
Immediate, permanent Jobs: career
opportunity with reliable concern.
manual and machine work; no typ
Ing: 5-day week. hours as: req
ular pay increases: sickness and
retirement benefits: ages 1870
Call Ma. $4,000 Ext 2s8 for Ap-
nointmeNt -
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AIR CONDITIONER. York window
sIfsa.a 5s, siisd FEB. 1914 SSs sS iSO.
AMERICAN y2S0, ANTIQUE FuRN1TGRE,
few pieces from private home: no
bargains. but good value to inter-
ested private persons. No dealers.
1923 Morrison st. NV. q
ANTIQUES-Enelish and Continent
tai china, glass, bric-a-brac, mis-
cellaneous. WO, 6-7737. "A
ANTIQUES--Shop for Christmas at
BELL KINDS. You never saw such
bargains. Open III TO / and 3 to q.
4J2 East Capitol st. .
BABEE-TENDA, practically new,
Formica top kitchen table with 2
chairs. so. 5-6519. 3
BATHTUBS new and used. basins,
toilets. at lowest prices BLOCKS,
l748 Lee hwy. IA. $500.
BEDDING NAT'LY ADVERTISED
Foam rubber outfit. regular S149.50.
now sos.
Innerspring outfit. very firm. regular
Sl19, now $40.
SEGAL BROS. 1884 14th st. NV.
CO. 5-2s33 II
BEDRM. SUITE, maple, Beautyrest
mattress. box springs. clean. Reas.
BED nI Soi 1 FtGHRtNsiTURE. Ape. mod
ern blond oak. good condition: $65.
Cali UN, ALTO. 3
BEDROOM SUITE, toasted mahog-
any living suite, blue mohair. RA.
3-2307. II
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SITuATioNS-WoMEk
sITUATioNs-DoMEsTic

WOMAN, %. white, with child, de-
s s,Tss position; !ye o Il; care OF
WOMAN. experienced and depend.
able wishes g.h.w. and plain cook
IN fnE q, DU. a,i4:S . -
perienced; laundry preferred: city
reference. ia. 9-529l. %
C0LoRED GIRLa age 2s. wants S
days with good salary; live out.
4727 jay ST, ne. LII. 2-6997.
WOMAN desires daywork Friday:
refs. furn. To. 2-S51l after 5
CoLORED WOMAN wants 4 days
work o week. General cleaning.
NO, 7-n93B.
COIoRED GIRL desires g.h.w.; g.
day week or seamstress. HU. s.
COLORED GIRL. neat, exper.. de-
sires cleaning on Tuesday and Sat-
urdays. LII. 4-4I30. =
GIRL, colored. wants, Job: child
care; Inv; s days. live out. II.
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MEN

To men who have sold and
men who want to learn to
sell we offer year-round
steady employment with
one of the most aggressive
sales organizations. We
want only men who are
sincerely interested in pro-
noting themselves to a
higher standard of living.
Men who are honest and
neat appearing. Good ref
erences required. Apply
Thursday and Friday, De-
cember and 2, $3.50 am.
til noon, and l pm. til
4 pm.
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lO'FFIiCl,E CLERK

White, 1910, with some typing
expei. Accuracy more important
than speed. 40.hr. wk:; salary COM
dement's including sick leave. vaca-
ton, life insurance and hospitaliza-
ton. Can Mr.. LOWE before 10
Am. for appointment. MANHAT-
TAN CO.. 1928 Florida ave. NV,
DIl H.l1l1 u
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Mr.. OWEN
o. 8. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
liza r St. NV. 5th Floor.


liza r st. NV, 5th Floor.
II
YOUNG MAN JUNIOR CRAFTSMAN
to become technician In automatic
temperature control field Jailed to
heating and air conditioningl Work
with engineers. Perm. position. o.
day week: Group disqualification.
ARRANGEMENTS, etc. Phone ma. 8.
0l04. MISS HoRGAN or MISS
YOUNG MEN, to train for perma-
nent positions. with expanding re-
tail shoe firm. Excellent oppor-
sHoEs. " 1850 - sa Sultan - I'd ID s s.e..
Y sslfss9d Ms Is. white. vets. ira travel
Gre. sales. transp. furn., no exper
nee. Above average earnings. comm
and bonus, cash drawing acct. Mr.
GOODMAN. Carlyle Hotel. 500 N.
ELDERLY or RETIRED GENTLE
MEN to sell real estate for an
established ONCE in Arlington. Must
have references. Call IA. 2-6S93
NEAT-HPPEARING SALESMAN with
car. Call Mr.. ARONSON. RA. s.
1871, 10 am to 5 pm. %
WANTED, man with some knowledge
Of hardware business. Call JE. 2
SINGLE MAN to FIRE furnace in ex-
change, for quarters. 2706 On
tari0 I'd NV
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AGENTS
sITuATIoNS-MEN

$50 A WEEK. tn your spare time,
selling q fine line Of Xmas cards
CREED'S 412 10th st NV D c