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were killed off and the failures
were collectivized. So the COWS
go unfed. the hay uncut, the
machinery ruSts, the pigs get
thinner, the sheep produce less
and less wool. The more COWS
the less milk, the more pigs
the less pork. And the country
hasn't enough to eat.
All this is recounted by Mr..
khrushchev, who merely fails
to draw the correct" conclu-
sion, namely that what Russia
needs are kulaks.
If he came over to Iowa, he'd
see fabulous production and
nothing but kulaks. So why
come?
Communism is a mental
alteration Of city slickers.
Evening star., 1955-03-07
Doris FIeeson-

The slight tension percepti-
BILE in the normally cheerful
Senator Earle Clements is not
due to the problems that go
with carrying on the duties of
Majority Leader while Sena-
tor johnson of Texas is con-
valescing from his hospitali-
zation.
The real trouble is that
the sun is not shining brightly
on the Clements political or
ganization In his old Kentucky
home. Since the Senator is
up next year, he is directly and
deeply involved in a powerful
challenge to his associates by
his old enemy, A. B. Happy"
Chandler.
Since being bounced as
baseball czar in 1852 by the
club owners, Mr.. Chandler
has been practicing law in
his home town of Versailles
and cultivating the grass roots
which once made him Cover
nor and then Senator. The
efferveScent Happy did not
really enjoy being one of 96
Senators without a single
State trooper or a police siren
to call his own. He set his
sights again on the Governor
ship which will be effectively
decided in the Democratic pri-
mary next August.
From the beginning nobody
underestimate Happy as a
campaigner. AS one old-timer
Evening star., 1955-03-07
Fletcher KnebeI-
Potomac Fever

London hints it wants another
ing There's emergency It's that the situation
isn't getting slowly as it used
Secretary of State Dulles returns home Asia.
tempo of crisis is increasing They that Dulles has left
laundry five continents
Vice President from Central American
goodwill tour Nixon has added scope
dency He refuses cornerstone unless he's
seas expense account.
The Federal payroll dropped $4,000 last month busi-
have made Government efficient longer
have consult than to get your problems
postponed.
Admiral Carney joint Chinese
This will give lexibiy than those
Army Navy staff officers only
guage to disagree
to speak colony" exercises North
This Republican conservatives landed
in Washington 1kes coat-tals-and Immediately went
underground.
Evening star., 1955-03-07

necessary only for the Govern
ment to be convinced Of his un-
reliability or unsuitability by
reason Of his background.
The issue as to the rights
Of the individual employe to
convert a personnel inquiry
into q court proceeding is COM
ing up for a decision soon in
the Supreme Court of the
United States. Already ex-
tensive briefs have been filed
by both sides in a test case
involving a college professor
who was not cleared for serv-
ice as a consultant to the
Government on account of
alleged connections with Com
munists and was declared in
eligible on security grounds.
The case originated under the
Truman loyalty program.
The Department of Justice
has Just filed a brief with the
Supreme Court which points
out that to grant to an indi-
vidual a hearing within the
Government is a privilege be-
slowed by the Government
itself, that it really is under
no legal obligation to furnish
any reasons If it wants to fire
an employee, and that the
executive branch must deter
mine for itself the scope of its
personnel restrictions.
The Supreme Court of the
United States ruled in the
famous Myers case. involving
a postmaster dismissed obvi-
ously for political reasons,
that the Chief Executive could
remove any employe at will
in the Executive departments
unless Congress by law had
enumerated specific causes for
removal. The late President
Franklin Roosevelt removed a
member of the Federal Trade
Commission because your
mind doesn't go along with
mine" but the Supreme Court
held that Congress, in creating
the commission. had specified
grounds for removal and po-
litical incompatibility wasn't
one of them.
So the absolute right of re-
moval resides in the Execu-
tive branch until and unless
Congress qualities it in some
way by law.
An attempt has been made
to argue that the Constitu-
Evening star., 1955-03-07

fully made statements would
alone support a perjury con-
viction. This seems to me to be
a sensible and warranted change
at in no way reduces the pro-
lection afforded defendants by
the two-witness rule nor
does it shift from the prosecu-
ton the burden of proof Incl
dent to criminal cases. 1t merely
eliminates what appears to be
a ridiculous requirement that
proof be adduced as to which of
two statements is false when
one of such statements must, Of
necessity, be So"
The Brownell amendment also
would require that to support a
conviction the statements must
have been made within a peri
cd of three years, of one another,
"willfully, on oath or affirmation,
(andD on material matters"
Evening star., 1955-03-07
War Threut Eused
In Asio, Casey Says
BY the Associated Press

SYDNEY, Australia. Mar. T.
Foreign Minister Richard G.
Casey said today the presence Of
United States armed forces in
the Western Pacific and the
Philippines has removed any i'm
mediate threat of war in South
east Asia.
Mr.. Casey was interviewed at
Sydney airport on his return
home from the Manila pact con-
ference at Bangkok. Thailand.
He said the chief concern of the
pact's' signers was not war but
rather the effect of internal sub
version in the danger area" OF
South Wet Nam, Thailand, Laos
and Cambodia.
Evening star., 1955-03-07
Broyhi|| Defends
Tax-Cut Opposition

Representative Broyhill. Re-
publican, of Virginia. says he
has mo intention of answering
the silly charges" recently levied
against him by the Arlington
County Democratic Executive
Committee.
The committee criticized him
for voting against the Demo-
cratic proposal in Congress to
cut income taxes by $40.
Democratic committee men,
bers, in a formal statement is
sued February 25, said that I'VE
are confident that Virginians
will not be taken in by Mr.. Broy-
Evening star., 1955-03-07
Puzzle in the Mail

STERLING, Ill. (P.-Post-
master Ronald Shawger had a
giant jlg-saw puzzle on his hands
and quickly put postal employees
to work reassembling two bags
OF mail cut up when they fell
beneath the, wheels of a train.
Most OF the names of senders or
receivers were determined.
Evening star., 1955-03-07

The Washington Ceremonial Watersate,
designed for the welcoming of foreign
emissaries, military or naval heroes, or re-
turning explorers, who come by water ...'
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Miscfl. roR SALs icsas.,

FURNITURE. unclaimed. Found eak
table $40. Lawson sofa SIS, studio
couch SS8; Victorian chair $40
chest OF drawers and matching
dresser and mirror $50: innerspring
rollsvsy bed SIC. rocker SIS. Wet.
loFeseat $50, dresser with mirror
SO. French Prov. chair SIS. Holly
wood bed Sc, ice cream perior
chairs So. tel. table and chair sic.
china closet S1S. ieather-top coffee
table SIS. breakfast set S22. col
ioveseat So. wing chair SIS. We also
do reupholstering. reinishtng, cab
met work.. furniture cleaning. dra-
pefies and eornices, eustom-made
furniture slipcoyers sofa and chair
$40, extra chair SIT 95. sofa and
chair reupholstsred $50; labor and
t t materials ma i' and stripes. HoFF-
MANN UPHoIsTERERs. 2447 18th
st. NV. co. 5-5116. is
SALES-we have Just
moved from our warehouse to q
larger showroom. We now have. a
better selection Of brand-new better
Some factory elose-outs and samples;
all at great savings for cash.
sTAHIER's. sic 18th st. NV. RE
UkE-Hide-e-beds,. SS5-S99;
sofa bed, $50: maple chest. SIS:
maple bookcase. $12;;- wing-back
drop-ieaf dinette. $50: brand-new
fnahog mite tables. 2 for $50: new
$50 chrome dinettes. $50; end
tables misc. "the little store around
the corner" 4429 wisconsin ave.
NV, mr.. Sears. Open weekdays til
n ~. G sISsesIE1r;-srw-p.drm..
liv. rm, and dinette sets from un.
claimed railroad freight. Special dis
count to military, Govt. and union
personnel. Free delivery and terms.
HENRY'S FURNITURE CO.
1895 9TH ST NV. HUI. S-36z6.
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Y For io,1 aADx for l ispPSFy sen Sce
YOUNG LADY with automobile ex-
perience, living in Arl., Falls Church
or Alex; hospitalization: hours; ex-
eel. loo. JE. $4,000. MIR. GOSE.
YOUNG LADY. 21-30, white, single,
general oftice work and receptionist,
HOUSEWIVES (4)--Now is the time
to start with AVON. Earn $50 to
SIS weekly in spare time. pI.
HoUsEWIvEs-Fres lifts to your
plastic party or become our demon
strator: book parties; excellent earn
ings. Mrs. Frey. HO. 2.1044. PLAS-
TICS, 2314 Rhode Island ave. ne.
SINGLE GIRL. under 80. skilled in
tipping and general ONCE work. with
meet ne ar pub kc00 for rssponssbe
position in small branch Of nation
ally known company. Interesting
work. congenial surroundings. excel.
oppoEt. for advancement. Write Box
aR%aIhi ssef' OPENINGS for switch
30: hours, S:15 am. TO 5 pm; s
days week. Call MISS SMITH,
AZ ii BoY 1SsV: you are WELCOME: Bet
ter positions; thousands placed:
Friein Friend Service Service. 4oo 90 1sth cor. ' q.
INQUIRE Ma. S-2340--Beg. and rev.
classes In civil service. tipping.
shorthand. etc: position paying TO
500 wk. BOYD SCHOOL, TOO
ROOM to white lady for occasional
baby sitting. JU. g-5406. Ia
YOUNG LADY. 1896;
enjoyable once surroundings, paid
vacation, group insurance plan. ex-
cellent starting salary; work in near-
by Va; tipping required. See MR..
SMITH. no calls. 202S N. Moore St..
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COOK and good cleaner or days
work: references; experienced. ILL.,
pHfWSSSRKER desires work for
Wednesday; city reference. Ii, O.
c6nsoskEp MAID, 30, steady: g.h.v.,
.Tss SM fsr i si esssso s sap'ri-
GIRL, coiored. wants Inv: or
mothers helper; city refs. Call HU.
3-T653 after 1890 q m.
GHRL, cclored, with references: care
for child or light homework: days
a week. Ii. 7-6715.
WOMAN, colored, neat. wishes. domes-
TIC work, plain cooking; live IN; RES.
co SEi al, seuiRL desires lob - eoun.
tergirl, sales clerk, stock clerk or
store maid, Ii. 7-O919.
|COLoRED GlRL wants Inv. and care
q esild E MARGUERITE KlnDEL'
|C6iORkD WOMAN desires days
ycrk. 5 days; references. DE. 2
CSodESSDR ig WOMAN wants 8 days
work or part-time housework. HU.
III
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SALEs CLERK. EXPERIENCED IN wom-
day wk.: handicapped considered:
WILL INpusTRiEs, Ys1s New
Hampshire ave. nv; t21st and M,
9 to IL am. Mon. through Fri. Ii
H., to manage ag sna
ply ANSoNIA SHOE STORE. 1119
Fst. NV Mr.. Modarelli. la
eALEsGIRL for drug and cosmetic
sss saEzsTz n RA SaasezYs 4 9sSS
sAIEsLADY. fully experienced. wom-
ems apparel, full time; excellent
salary. opportunity for advancement
JEAN MATou, Tile, Wisconsin ave,
sssffshhssW SaoSM I'M. a. s sorset ana br.
section. strong exp. necessary; high
salary and commission, 5-day wk
EMILY SHOP. 1908 r st. ia
eALESWOMAN, exper. with better
n sss shoes avs part Nh tine A ARRPlz sal5
sALEswOMEN. experienced, selling
direct to the home; call on young
mothers; easy sale; can earn $3.50
up per week; no nightwork; leads
furnished; car necessary; call JU;
gEAMSTRESS. white preferred, wanted
for minor alterations, repairs. sewing
on buttons and wait on counter. Top
salary, vacation with pay. Christmas
bonus s,nn. s sna lRs sazsanss tsS Eorkns cg9di
yoom-Must be able to take NED
1CAL dictation from sound scriber
will consider recent graduate. med.
ical secretarial school. Permanent
RSSse1sNspEs' Ho bgf; Sc Se.1 ae gam am
and i p.m MONDAY through Fridav
SECRETARY. under 30, some book-
keeping. experience not essential. s.
Az Sssf AME csl Mr M ponelsn
sssdRfsTIsAlRsYs TO HEAD or PATENT
law Arm; must be accurate and
rapid: do shorthand and TRANSCRIPT
ing; salary open Ma. $1,000. --13
MISUNDERSTANDING known firm
Initiative and be able to assume
responsibility: shorthand 110-12
tipping. fast; good starting sal. DE
sECisiEgTfARY. 5M days per yk.; must
IN person. RUTH ROBBINS REAL
ESTATE CORP, ina King st.
SECRETARY for radio-Tv executive;
shorthand REQUIRED; some sxper.
facts. See Miss Ferguson, NATIONAL
BROADCASTING CO., Sheraton
Park Hotel Suite 1Q0-F.
SECRETARY, 4-man law Arm: 35-hr.
Wk. start SO: legal exper., unnec-
under 40. Call after 5 pm. wednes-
4day. EN-. 3-bI66.
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JUNIOR SECRETARY

LAB TECH. reg. under As, top sal,
immed. Miss Black at BOYD'S, 700
10Th nnr a MA 2-Q2A0
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w al = 1tGk90
Experienced and competent; excel
lent earnings; pleasant working con-
ditions; WAKEFIELD RESTAURANT.
GIRL, white. for part-time sales and
S SHtAs l4s sP' i st. Any
LADY q fT good personality and fair
education, for desirable position
with reliable corporation. Must be
loyal. and faithful to her work.
,G y; 4o % year. Box 27e-z; star; VIA VI.
w1 as J. f sS. q r n y Yssent rs w.
i've N; ss5 VIZ. KE. s-ai5s. I'D
WOMAN, white: live In; cooking: ell
$40. BOX 1871. star.
WOMAN. white. 70 drive Pontiac car.
Ts er,k' ~ i've a N; North for sumner
w Ssa ss s-SSS Wiling to teach sew
We will train you In our methods.
Position requires store selling and
some clerical work. Previous expert
ence In these desirable but not neces-
sary. 40-hr.,, 5-day week: salary
plus, group and personal commissions.
paid vacation. EXPERIMENTATION bsne.
with Q good future. Apply In person.
Mr.. Field, SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE CO.. 500 =. Montgomery ave-.
Rockville. Md. ia
WOMEN, 81 to IS, must be free to
travel. interesting and diversified
, position: with national .organiza-
snee Necessary. Apply in person.
Room 951. Warner Bldg. III
WOMEN fWhite) 1880 for counter
work and to carry dishes. no exper.
necessary. pleasant working .condi--
lions, no Sun Or night work; $40
Colonial Cafeteria. 1882 Conn. ave.
WOMEN, part time: pleasant digni-
ned. outside work; NO selling;
straight salary, $40 for 15 hrs.
INSTITUTE. 925 r st., 3rd floor.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

FRENCH CONVERSATION study club
Is taking new members. Reasonable
fee. Experienced teacher. DU, 4
ARE sYOu SELF CONSCIOUS. Il 50.
consciousness quickly. Also, correct
conversational English taught by
highly skilled woman tutor. Special
lessons arranged for diplomatic on
ctals. AID. 2-2550. lis
H sas6sS ~ your t 70 r a
A az Or sRRots ifas&fhp IN . wts 81 DAY
.S,s WY ,,,,c%r Ia WIS ewes sae tSs
EARN HIGH SCHOOL DIrL !I,sI at
home n spare tine. quality igr
s sHRRicas cHo5sosE ssletIn 'I ssas
on request. 1882 Eye at NV. 8T.
a.SI07. uN. ALSO.
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COOK-G.H.W., for l adult, Wed. to
sat, noon through dinner. DO not
sissner. Cal TX. s-sssl Or EG IN
COOK 6R'o AND a.Hw., live in; must
have experience and good refer
snees; Thurs s.a ana every other sun.
COOK AND G.H.W., white, for busi-
ness couple; no children, New ram:
be good cook, not over so and must
have reference. $3.50 month. Call
ME. s-421s or Oh. 4-4525 after s.
G.H.w.. cooking. fond Of children.
live in; doctors family; week day.
syssTy S 9th a sSnSsy Oh: other help
@. INV. plain cookins; live I'M. 2 in
cent references. IA. S-S9lQ..
must have recent local references.
Only person desiring permanent
home need apply. Box 406-z, star.
CIV. live in, age 2S-40; exper. !;
refs; $50 VII. IA. a-0S62.
cooking, white, to live
In. Wtdover and 2 children, 2 and 3
years old. Must haze experience ana
recent references. on every Sunday.
Salary. $50 per week. Box l41,Y'
CIV. live in, experienced child
care; lovely room and bath: Thurs,
every other Sunday OF. OIL. 6-4993.
GH.W., fond Of children; bla-da.
W. sit %. one nisht. Refs. s25 W.
CIV. care Of child for empl. cple.:
white woman, 1880: live in or out;
5-day Yk. Refs. IA. 7-3646. LA
HOuSEKEEPER, white. for elderly
plus small salary. Ju. $500.
HOUSEKEEPER, able to turn house
into home for widower and 2 school,
age girls. Live Ia. 10. .3.671S.
MAID, 3O.4O, fond Of children; refs,
live ~; 5h-day vk.. $3.50, ~.
c aiSEoi fioR INFANT. Inv; iss.a.
references. BOX 2g6-z. Star. LIB
WHOEVER, no children. wants pleas
ant white person OF good health 70
take care OF new rambler. Good
home and light duties will appeal TO
the right person. Reply BOX l2l-l.
star. stating references and salary
WHITE IaPfiseM mDLE-AGED WOMAN for
care Of child and light INV, to live
in. ia. s-5461; call after 9 pm.
YOUNG COLoRED GIRL for child
care and light housewk.: live II;
Chevy Chase: mod. sal. OIL. 2-6537.
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18 to 30: former
experience in use Of Dictaphone
helpful: permanent. interesting po-
sition: 5-day week. $50 am. to
4:45 PM; many company benefits
Apply RIM. 300. SIG l4th st. NV.
Ia
TYPIsT for administration ONCE In
hospital = Interesting and varied
work tipping speed As to 50. w.p.rn
Some Saturdays. Permanent posi-.
ton. AGE Is to 20. CHILDREN's
HOSPITAL. between. Q am. and Is
pm. Monday through Friday. zig
high school gradu-
ate. under 30; experience not nec-
easary: permanent position; 5.day,
37h-hour week. AMERICAN SURE
TY. CO., 521 Southern Bids. 18TH
TYPIsT, general once work, exper..
accurate with figures. Small once;
salary. BOX 2e5-z. Star. ---l3
TYPISTS, $50: 8 days. o 70 5. Sill
MENT AGENCY, a413 Ga. ave-. Sill
yer Snring, Md, JU. 9-4446.
TYPIST Co, white: large ONCE near
18th and H SITS. NV. handling no
merchandise: hours, $50 to 5; "
day Sat-; permanent. Start $3.50
month. Phone Ma. $4,000.
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Flagstone and Stone

WORK
Porches. .patios.. walks, retaining
walls tile drainsse; also. water
MEETS etSHa1s MARcucc1o. 10. e-17ea
'h9c sla s1isS s aS ! 1,:1 sss e
c Esna csG 81 iii III ds41 Rser. rms.
Mr. Nails. 50. 5-4sii, IL. e-l9s5.
HOUSE remodeline and re.
JE EUi lsisi REPAIR AND APPRAISAL.
Specializing In repairs Of flne Jew
3, L HALEs q Co, 800 COLORADO
BLDG. J4th and @ sts. d. 7-24lA.
PAINTING, PAPERrNG. pLAsfER.
ING, any size Jobs. white mech. 30
KS. iMz g. sT Elis ~; a. a. S.4sas no
PAINTING, pARERING. WATERPROOF
estimates. $50 il s.17Si. ~. S.4als.
PAINTER, inside and outside paint
work ,nsi ' sssr. ''' Wa6f e. sssss
PAINTING, PAPERrNG. rooiins re-
e. iir 4. sHs oDaintins' 0lastsrinE 81, gan
interior and exterior. Free
estimates. Reas. White mechs. 81
3-4923 ia
PAINTING--Interior and exterior:
low price. Du. 7-Iei4. "a
PA II'1.s to paint 81 and napss 1r
IA K S. ss r. f e. a!sisit .AWA1HeA-
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
papsrins ~. snd rooms; Fsas RnY
rARISr4fias xN Rsif pfcosExnRiso. resi-
Dental and cornml. prop. Free est:
exper. white mechs. ~. e-3S3S:
INTERIOR ana exterior;
plastering. wall scraping; white me-
chanics best Of reference. Lowest
rates In town. Free estimates. HO.
9-712T 1Ss
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sITUATioNs-woMEN

GIRL desires waitress
Job: I years experience. RE. 7-45l6.
CoIORED GYRL desires night work.
fountain. kitchen help or counter
CsoIfEdoREaDD GRxDuATE practical
duty: invalid or maternity; 5 years
reference. DE. 2-5OO3.
COIORED GIRL desires Job as ele-
vator operator, Ii. 7-5b59s
COLORED GIRL desires part-time
Job as mothers helper; some experi-
C sonGcodRE ~ WOMAN. neat. desires
child care. 5k days per week and
liglt laundry. AID. 2.45S5.
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RENTAL MANAGERS

For 450-unit sarden-type spt. prof.
Get, vicinity Good Hope I'd. and Ala
bama ave. sc. Married couple Of
women. Experience in .apt. renting
mot essential. Good salary. plus s.
bedrm. apt. adjoining rental ONCE
on premises. Protect fully rented.
with i establ nn rsnsins and tenant.
for rent collections, operation or
maintenance. Must be between 40
and 40. have no children under IL,
have 9 car, be dependnble. non
good personalities. tact, enthusiasm,
good JUDGMENT. good health and
ability to get along with people,
nss pe aos % 5ype WIG h
confintnR hours. REPLY By LET
TER. stating affiliations, size OF
family and telephone number for
Lol TSYsoa ,0i me- se..' ISL Tunis.
81 To. nav.
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PAINIlNG
APRIL SPECIAL

SIS. any avg, room. Immed. serv
Free estiIn; Also exter. WORK IA;
6-6541. . TO B daily. IKE. $4,000
only: 1855 sunfast washable papers
RAJ S-73e3, ~ 9-7d0S
PhPERING. PAINTING, special prices
now, latest DESIGNS. best materials:
GOOD clean work guar. LA. slices.
$40 room up: supfast
washable paper: DO own work; guer,
white mechanic. RA. 3-002A. la
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE.-Monroe Eiec.
9-col. cap. Dir. subt. Guaranteed
peri. cond. Wk. RE. 7-2299.
ADDING MACHINE, Eundstrand cleo.
a asp,es port SPEC. SaaEs sis r.
ADDING MACHINES. new. hand; list.
capacity. 30, 999. 99s. 30; direct sub
traction. Price. $50 so. 1910 New
Hampshire ave. HE. 4-6393. Open
Sun. 1913; weekdays till pm.
ADDING MACH. for rent and sale.
hand, cleo: also expert service. CIR
Gle. 74l 18th st. NV, DI. 7-7372.
1s-ton wfthermost. and heater.
Used 3 mos. $3.50. tn. 2-3433
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MODERN TRAINING in beauty cui.
turs: 81 subjects taueht: approved
e eSs q W SEsRpHs SaY sEA1 Az s'e co
PIX REcEfe. Z coStuRsEs with typiSS,
school. Compare. BoYD's, roo i2th.
cor q INA. S-23401.
ENGLISH, conversation, personality.
five living. IN. 7-2234. "
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ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS

ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
AND ROADS. ST $1,000. II.
ATTIC. additions. porches. dormsrs.
ssfTfR si Ensi fT e. 4 e:F19s'e' ID
AWNINGS-Get your awnings before
the spring rush. Aluminium. Life
time guarantee. No money down. 56
mos. to pay. For estimates. call LA.
p s1l999; n eyes. Ju; S,d25 5sn.,r 80.
prices: first-class workman; no Job
too small. MR.. KANE. 10. 2-793I,
BRICKLAYING - Alterations. ire
places. patios, walks. ~ types ma
a sjs5 ss sia; Tx zs'E S:Sss
ALTERATIONS, additions.
Satisfied customers for over % years.
TERM. TERM Fl gu a MRj M LAWRENCE RA'
cS SiSasS; o oisa al kinds, painting
R Eaa 'e JgFrE ERlHYs Il. e-ss4o. is.
CARPENTRY, painting and remodel.
Ing; FLA terms, Can g; Gallo.
MAX; -; b-2sog 70. o.gals;.
sS H., ss :, IL: is:sss:
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pairs. short circuits; small jobs done
tmmed RA, 6-2222 any tine igs
ExCAvATiNG AND TRENcHlNG.
Estimates. Call La. 6-f25g, lis .
FENCE, chain link and, all types OF
wood. No down payment and 80 mos.
to pay. For best price and irnmed.
installation, call JU. s.I25S;
FLAGST0NE. STONE. GEMENT pa
fioS; T yIS steps. stci ,E EFee estimate
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ROOMS FuRNlsHEp--N.W.

WILSON HOUSES, Excel rms;s sglse.:
$35-S4O- &45: .dbles s25-SS0s$3S;
Pys 3 nys 7o; daily g. Az; s-s s9,ass
s. ss' Sss .f i Hss s e Rs
1888 18th ST. N.w.-Businessw omen:
sgle and dble; rms: clean, s bssut.
a ts5p KHT SSfss Sat 49, "a con ~.
single and double. SO week up. Boys
Of girls. Maid sery. pu. y-07S5, -
rm.: near 6ath and shower: s7 yE.
CONN. Aye. mr.. sheraton pk. Hotei=--
HAM, CO 5-o575 or co. 5-o06b.
CONN. AvE.--Across from Bureau Of
Standards, Gentleman; master bed
G 5Ei eyt Ssss En- rfSpg nm. over.
looking gardens; unlim. phone use;
spac. pvt. home; reas. DE. 2.7Sos.
90 wEEKLy--Front single rm.; also
double Ink. list d.. SO week up.
,a Tss Mt Mt Vernon sTs Dl st.rsc.iv. r
With pvt. bath ior ! Or gentlemen.
ss ae, iipHH0d AVE. / Blk. from Nc;
Lean Gardens-Lge. rrn.. dble. bed
for empl. gentlsma1. Seesmipyt. 5uil
p 10 Tran sPRoT US eisSss room,
pvt. bath: bookshelves:. hreplaees
screened porch; ise. e, slessets: ,siso
bs.h lse pvt sts. snr fY i.s I'M nA wy Hss
ave. apt. mr.. BIZ. Standard. ample