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Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
Ten Years Ago.
TaLen iT0m Ihe ApEII 8. I9I5 Issae

aiken from the April 6, 1915 Issul
Mr.. and Mrs. III. ]. Mckinney,
Of Tucson. Arizona. and Mrs.
Virginia Mckinney and son,
Jimmy. Of Somerset Kentucky.
spent part Of last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Benson.
This was the McKinney's first
trip to Delaware. lt looked
level TO them, but beautiful.
zee
Lieut.. Col. j. Caleb Boggs,
Of Wilmington and CheswOld,
who is a member Of Governor
Walter w. BacOn's military
staff, has been awarded the
Cr0ix de Guerre with palm by
the French government and has
also received the Bronze Star
and Oak Leaf Cluster In lieu
Of a second Bronze Star from
the American Army
aoe
Mr. and Mrs. Harley f.
Records, Of Bridgeville, have
received word that their daugh-
ter. Mabel r. Records. Of the
Army Nurse Corps, has been
promoted to captain. a grad
uate 81 the Church Home Hos
pitai. Baltimore. Nd. she was
working Ia Kent General Hos-
pital Dover. before enlisting
as an Army nurse in 1910.
Captain Records IS now with
the 107th General Hospital in
England
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
POWER FAILURE

LONG BEACH, Calf. = (P) -
Emmett Sicho had trouble trying to
start his fishing boat Then he
looked in the engine room.
The engine had been stolen.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
Pickles FoR pickle

CHICAGO -P)- A barrel Of
pickles viii be sent to the officers
and crew Of HMS Pickle, a British
mine sweeper by the National
Pickle Packers Assn.
Papago Indian news., 1955-01-01
IS DENTAL CARE EXPENSIVE :?

People frequently put off going to the
dentist For reasons they Go not like to
confess. Fear or ignorance may be the
real rcas son, while the profe ssed reason is
is likely to be: NJ just can't afford to
pay dentist bill" You Will often
find such people are able to afford to
have the radio or car repaired but not
their own invaluable teeth
Dental care is not expensive. Dental
neglect is. Even the simplest repairs to
g radio or q car are likely to cost more
than filling for beginning cavity in
tooth. When teeth are neglected or
lest, however, the dental work needed to
restore them to working order is much
more expensive than the fi1lings that
would have prevented the loss Of the
teeth
Bertha L. Parkhurst
Educati on Specialist (Hea1th)
Papago Indian news., 1955-01-01

-5.
TIPS FROM THE PHOENIX AREA PUBLIC HEALTH
uN1G (diet and dental healthy
In general, the requirements of good
diet for mouth health ate the same as
the diet that promotes and keeps good
general physical haalth. Good nutri ii ol
requires the choosing Of foods that pre-
vide the things We call proteins, carbo-
hydrates, fats, vi tamins and salts The
food elements nay be obtained through a
balancod daily diet Of mi1k and it's pro-
tdpots, rains and their: products, meats
ard fl sh and other good sources Of pro-
Trims, Vegetables and frui ts. The amounts
Of these foods eaten daily Will depend
on the reqri rements Of the different in
dividauls.
From the dental standpoint, the diet may
be changed to meet certain special con-.
ditions. For example,, one per son may have
marked increase in dental decay, and
he should greatly restrict the intake &
refined carbohydrates, especially sugar.
Furthermore all persons would benefit from
the standpoint Of general health, and
especially dental health, by eating and
drinking very little candy, pop andbsWact
drinks. :*
For health --eat some food from each Of
the following groups,. every day:
Group l--Groen & yellow Vegetables some
raw, some cooked--frozen or canned.
Group 2-Soranges, tomatoes, grapefruit,
raw cabbage or salad greens.
Group 3--Potatoes & other vegetables a111
. frUd ts, raw, dried, cooked, frozen or
canned.
Group 4-llilk and milk products FLUID,
evaporatod or dried milk or cheese.
: Group 5--Meat, poultry, fish, eggs, dr3ad
beans peas nuts or peanut.
Group 6~-Bbead, flour 3: .ceroals--na atural
Whole grain, enriched or restored.
Group 7--Butter and fortifi ed margarine
(Wi tn added vi tamina)
CAUSE OF TOOTH DECAY
Cause Of tooth decay is the breaking down
Papago Indian news., 1955-01-01
CONTROL or TOOTH DECAY

For one thing, we can keep the teeth aI
mouth as clean as possi bic. However,
there is no too tn peste or mouth wash
that can keep the mouth entirely free
from acidforming bacteria. Any substance
strong enough to DO that would damage the
tt s5uesof the outh. Pastes and powders are
USEFUL (Cont'd at top)
Papago Indian news., 1955-01-01

for cleaning the teeth, Just as
soaps are for cleansing the skin.
Pa stes and mouth washes are not supposed
to be gorm-killers. Keeping the teeth
and mouth as clean a possible, however,
Wi II keep tooth decay at minimum
4 good deal Of decay could no doubt be
prevented if people were willing to- make
dra astic reducti ons in the amount Of sugs
ars an starches they eat. Far too large
a proportion Of our daily diet consi SITS
Of hi ghly sWeetened desserts, candy be
tween meals, bread spread Wi tn jam or
jelly, and cereals covered Wi tn sugar.
Papago Indian news., 1955-01-01
CAUSE OF TOOT}! DECAY

Cause Of tooth decay is the breaking down
Of the tooth ename1( { the hard outer cover
ing of the tooth) by acids. Bacteria tia
live on the protected areas Of the teeth
produce these acids from carbohydrates
(starches and sugars).
Some contributing causes may be. herodi ty,
general health and diet, and the degree
Of The mouth.
Papago Indian news., 1955-01-01
TEETH AND APPEARANCE

People are greatly ~di stressed if they
lose one or. more front teeth in aH accid-
dent, yet are quite unconcerned about
losing scrveral back teeth because of neg
lected decay
Coed appearance may be: realty affected
by lose of back teeth. Many people look
years Older than their age because Of lose
Of back teeth. The facial muscles lose
their tone and sag, and wrinkles appear.
Is DENTAL CARE EYPEMsYNE-
Papago Indian news., 1955-01-01
RESULTS OF TOOTH DECAY

The most important .rea ason for keeping
the teeth free from advanced decay is to
avoid the many kinds Of bodily illness
that may result it decay i S neglected.
To prevent dental absecosses which cause
pain and swelling An abscess is heal
tn hazard, because infection from an abs
cess may spread through the blood STREAM
to other parts Of the body, which may
become diseased as a fesulto :~
Papago Indian news., 1955-01-01

Bertha t. Parkllur ST
Education Specialist (Hea1th)
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-13
Mrs. Mary Deane
Dies al Cumberland
Home Friday at SO

FunerisI services FOR Mrs Mary
Virginia DeanN IS Who dled m
day Deg 9. al hef home IN
Cuinbcrland county. were held az
p M Sunday from Salem Meth
odist Church near DinWyn. with
the Rev Elmer I Thompson o.
ticiating intefment vas Ia the
church cemetery
She WAX the widow OF Robert lee
pcane She vas born IN Bucklug-
ham connty October Il. 1872
daughter Of the late Beverly ana
Virginia Sharpe Jamerson.
She Is survived by four chill
dfen OF a previous marriage
Richard E Raelaud. 81 Dllmyn
James I Ragland Of Fal1ntlh
MRS. Safa Jamerson of Dlllnyo
and Mrs c NJ Thompson of
FaImVillf brother Joseph ia
1ieraoh ef Dillwyn. tao sisters.
Mrs l. Il Baltar Of Dillwyn. and
Mrs oliver OF Alpha: a half
brother LEONARD Jamerson Of To-
haccovllie ~ grandchildren ana
30 great grandchildren
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-13
Personal Mention

- . - - - - . - -
Stuttenta from Longwood and
Harnpden.Ey College Episco-
Pal Cantes bury Club IN FaunFille
vino attended the week end con
f~rente Tor eolleee atHdehta 81
FDslyn Isl Richmond were iiylda
Allenl Anhe Caldwell sesfsbf Aue-
Tin and Roi,ett Wayland
Mr atu Mfs George aeVman
Mr. and Mf4 Travis STANLEY MI
and Mfa y 4 CaIes j. aud
Mr. and Mr. = G Bascant Of
TslaaskI ATTENDED the Chevrolet
d.uner-d&nct party IN the Virginia
Room Of she John Marshall H1fel
Saturday night
NIL and vi W O sougs Of
chatsianA. we're me Sunday Qlests
a hff Aother and sistef,n-fa
M ana Hrs s e GeyeF
Dr ana Nj. Jonn W Molnar
md 4hilafen Jed and MARY at-
tended tile performance If tlt
scots Df}ar1s al tfc Richmond
Arena Tuesday n5ahf
~. F,.a,o,,'At ~. IL 1
fnona. l. gIaAing hef mother mm
" W,,tkin and III s.4e+
A@"Fi "A X iiiH
~, .rt4 - 1.rs0g4fla pa.
can't ~ tsutaak. a..re gtteete If t4r
r,a,e,,,s a., and u4 C;.org4 a
Neqran darlnQ he Eeek EMO
a@yl Ent,sdag from Vna.n.s
I,each ID prepare for Her marriage
n BIl Jfonpson Nasal II plot
an &arlday ln the Fan.lle
iiea3' 'sl'il+ '''''i
MI. amin hfklnson-chaniDef-
lavna attended tie performance Of
he scots Guard ID richmond
r4lrS.tay t.phf
~ an. M,s w J eyenoi ana
Mn : NJ smith attended the
weadlng M Ms Ffanz Wilson 10
to,n t,a,,d emif} N Mafl.nsgtre
"''''' ''+~'' -
'salufoaf ''s"'. 'iio 'i''''' A'''
uiRfl "'5' relatives l'''i'
A., ianr = urue III arrives
.tt.'rsaag a,o,t5ns al ,eod 4ev-
.I a],2. r.,r III. g.,T,.., VIM.
ana Mi# r = f5fsiiait'. "lF5
part!rlpate m lfe Ihomp4oh-W 1t-
son Ncdtian2 g an attendant
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-15
ITS PICKLE week.
at SAFEWAY /
~ :;GFS zlppY!

ZIPPY SWEET m
PICKLES ~ o., ZXG
ZIPPY SLICED %
DILL PICKLES, II OK. O9C
ZIPPY SWEET 90
RELISH ~ o.. ZSS
ZIPPY DILL PICKLES =
Whole u o.. 99S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR, Phileo.. z Gu. IT,.
freezer locker; In excellent cono''
REIF1RIGERAToRs, used. $3.50 up
guaranteed; deliv lge. stock: ACME
STOVE. lol1 7th NV; Ma: s, dSsS:
H cost ss0 o. sell eli $50. Cali oil; I.
RfEfFIGgR., s1z-cu.-ft. Westinghouse:
excel. cond.; 1851 model. $50 or
best reas offer. SP. 3-834s. 10
RUGsaNeg Persian; sd g .iI;oI ir R esn.
ter, lovely coiors OF beautiful sheen
i2.7x23. Must see to appreciate.
Paid So. 800. Come. make ofIer.
R RUGS SKIS with pad. and sxe:
good condition; best offer. RA.
RGGs Oriental, 9 by IL; ss5: "a.
RGG f'eit a,. ex12 Oriental design
rugs. brand-new. never used. Value.
SO; sacrificing for $50, orr
Entail RUG MAR MART c 1S9S q st. R nM
stand; bathroom fixtures. like new;
baby furniture. miscel. AP. 7-5672.
SAW, Tin: fitting arbor, metal
stand. motor. numerous accessories;
sgE geo saRS or $3.50 55S''i Martin alto:
used d mos. for lessons; sacrifice.
$3.50. IA. 2-4415. ii,
sETTEE, green; in excellent condt.
ton, s75. Call OIL. 4-273l or
SILVER, solid Sterling table service
OF English Tudor pattern, cutlery
for ~, in mahog.. 4-drawer chest,
racked and felt lined. 1875 pieces
include caryers and servers. Cake
knives and forks have mother OF
pearl handles 80 yrs. old. AS new
not monogrammed. $3.50, complete.
siSKs-cabinets. New. used. dis
count prices. X g. w SUPPLY Cos
l847 Benning Rd NE. Ii. 6-31Ss.
SOFA, TRADITIONAL. 2 down cush-
Ions, pillow back, sos or best ofier.
SOFA SH Bed BED. in fair condition. Chair
in good cond. Call OF. 1929
after i pm, weekdays 10
SOFA, with match "F" "~:
velour: rock maple bedrm. set. Good
SOFA, vine, chippcndale style, ex-
cellent condition. custom made slip
cover. $50. TIA. 9-6l76.
on 400 or 500; fine horse for sale.
NO 1929 IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
and SERVICES Cont. !

PAISTING-Color in home; int. and
ext; commercial and residential;
20 yrs. exper,; no drinking, honest
work; free est. AID. 1885. Il 3
PAINTING, int. and ext: papering;
patch plastering MR. WEBB, day,
ia 2-2623; after ., ia, 4-03 Z.
PAPERING. $40 and up this week
only: 1855 Sunfast washable papers
~ $1,000 RA 3-73a3
PLASTERlNG DONE. patchwork spe-
sslity; all Ii ~9rk guaranteed Tree
PLASTERlNG AND DRY WALL,
patching and repairs; prompt serv.,
reaS price KI. g-5S09. is
PLASTERING REPAIRS - Old and
new work, lge and small Jobs. Reas
White mech Work guar JU. "a "a
AND HEATING-Jobbing
Repairing, and new work No Jobs
too small Call RIA. 3-0sS5. Ia
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Low
prices, free estimates; Nd. work
only Mr.. LEE, VII. 6-6s0T. i 5
notwithstanding, painting, remod-
nighl Or day. LA 9-du6s. l2'
ters spoutS: carpentry painting
ROOF REPAIR AND PAINTING
Gutter and dGwnspout cieaning and
repair. D. WATERS, LII, 3--hs6l
STONE AORh. retaining walls. flag
stone patios, walks. cement work {;
free estimate. Cali TONY LII. =
Il30 Ill
TILE BATHROOMS. kitchens re-
paired ceramic only. New work
Lincoln 1888. To-
wATERPRooFING cemen. work; 30
years customer satisfaction free
est teas rates, terms. ROBERT
E. PRICE ASSOC. JU. S-l550.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
HELP-noMEsTlc Cont

G.H.W., live in lovely Oh. Oh. home:
5l2 days; $40 ana raise in q mo.
OIL. 4-2g19. Ill
HoUSEkEEPER. for widower and
college student son: will provide
good home and 500 month for
middle-aged woman who Is alone.
White or colored; must be able to
cook. clean house. wash and iron.
Must have top references as to
honesty, ability and good health.
State age. experience, etc. in your
reply. Box 236-C, Star. ID
MAID, white or colored, for gh.w..
plain cooking live out: stay late
one or , nights: ref. and health
card REQ. of Thursday and Sun
day $40 per wk. Call Sun. Tu.
MAID. s.h.w.. Thurs. and sun. on
auired JU $4,000
MAID TO care for exclusive apt. l
person: very particular. Must be
an excellent cook Wed. through
Sat. l ! through dinner. $50 plus
pass. EN-. 2-2656.
MAID. white. for semi-inyalid, light
houSework. strong; age 5000; must
live in: l weekday and alternate
Sundays OFF; $50 wk. Ho. 2-od56.
MOTHERS HELPER-Liye in, pri-
vate room. board. off "a day Thurs.
and every other Sun; S25. Call
after $50 am ia. a-6l lG, 10
ELDERLY WOMAN, white, TO live In /:
parents work; small salary; stay
with . children, Call LA. 6-1052,
MORNINGS. 10
SETTLED WOMAN to live in: room
and board. gh.w and some care
OF children. RE. h-1240 bet.
noon and . pm, or after pm,
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
Teachers
Arthur Murray

Has positions open for sew
eral young ladies with COL
lege background. Neat ap-
pearance and pleasing per-
sonality. If you are inter
ested In joining the staff Of
one of our 4 large beauti-
fully appointed studios and
particularly enjoy working
with people this will be the
answer to the change you
have been thinking about,
Income S75 to $500 weekly
with excellent opportunity
of moving to interviewing
and supervisory positions.
Positions available in our
Alexandria, Arlington, Sill
yer Spring and Washington
Studios. Applicants will be
interviewed this week, 6 to
9 pm, Saturday til 6 pm,
1011 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
SiTUATlokS-WOMEN

ACCOUNTING, bookkeeping, tax
WORK. Part-time. RE. 1854. IL
COMPANION TO elderly lady. Best
ref. Refined white woman, OF 4
LADY ACCORDIoNIsT. white young
Attrac., wants evening engagements
Clubs. lodges, parties. or special
occasions. LII. I-o61S. ewes. till
officers CLUB EXPERIENCE. all
phases supervision and clerical. :i3
years, white, single. PILLS. 1900
Winston St. Norfolk, Va. IL
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, refined
Well-trairsd wishes chronic or ma
terr!ty cases. References. TIA. g.
t2S-. Ill
PRAC TICAL NURSE, colored. deSirea
( days week, experienced refer
REFINED WHITE LADY will care
for sick or baby sit evenings. RA.
3-4"5u,
RELIABLE. mature woman will stay
wk. ends or nights with elderly LADY
or counle Box 1B9-D. star. IL
.ENCELLEST TYPIST, former re-
porter, desires any ;ypinZ at home
Pickup and delivery. RA. 3-3l As
GIRL, colored. exper. IN all phases
Of restaurant work; also fountain.
10 .}-6hSU II"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
SI1uATIONS-MEN

COST ACCOUNTING,
tmkps some bkkpg,; Is yrs exper.
Minimum $50 wk, u, 5-3047
after q III
MAN, colored wishes nightwork Of
any kind. $50 pm. TO 1870 am.
Please call Ii 1864.
POSITION WANTED By retired SER
vice man who M qualified admins
trative secretary with personnel ex-
perlence. Good job rather than
high pay. Box lS4-D. star. IL
TRUCK DRIVER, can work til $50
pm; D, c. and Va. permit; vet.
Ii, T-975S
COMDR. uSN tRetD age "a. BuAer-
EMS exper., 5000 fight hours. 500
Jets, desires position sales en-
gineer aircraft aero equip mfgr.
Resume available. Box l5l-D. Star
IL
COLORED MAN. married: available
Immediately. Bookkeeping, tipping
genera! office OF ianitor. porter,
drives. What have you? Cali Sun
day 1912, DI. IRON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
YOUNG MAN

Credit department under
study required by South's
largest wholesale distribu-
tor of mechanical con-
struction supplies and
equipment. No previous
experience necessary, but
must be a high school
graduate. Outstanding OPP
portunity for advancement
under supervision of credit
department executive. This
is a permanent position,
with excellent W or k n g
conditions. Company offers
attractive sick benefits, in
surance, retirement, Vaca-
lions and profit participa-
ton program, toge t h e r
with on-the-job training.
Write Box 315-B, Star, CIV
ing personal details and
for an interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCoRDI0N--I20 bass. e shifts;
actep.ea. RE. 5-Ss26, III
ACCORhI0 Italian make, f1Il
SIZE. i'!u bass, 2-treble fE!tt with
case and stand Ike new Also,
sinsse S-mm, moyic camera; pest
ACCORDION. iishtwctsisl. white nm
iAh, 90 bass, ike ne~: reas. 90
MACHINE. Remington
Rand electric 10 KEY. latest model
Cost sa24 Make oaer. TIE. 6-In39
Feeders, a
more elec Eangs. JE. 3-a24l. after
aNiTrlouEs-victorsan walnut bed
rm SUITE. marble top. victorian
settee, = matching chairs. tables.
kerosene lamps. chairs. picture
frames: mirrors, assortment hr!c-a-
aNTIQUEs--THE LAMP ESQ W
Broad st Falls Church. Va selling
out prices reduced
ANTIQUES and Christmas Flfts tina,
sie,. smart aHd 6iz.lncsiyeSi up;
VIII also swap. BELL KINDS. AZ
East cAaltoi st. Open II to ! aud
Victorian chairs,
Sl@5i niarbIe-tcp eredeEza suit
able soF RaE, >3u, kI. &-3sJs,
ANTIQUE siDEBoARD, BEAUTIF VI
MARBLE TOP, lovely brass hinges
excel cond must sell, OIL. @-Hsl5
PINE CORNER CtB-
BOARD, mahogany console table
round coffee table, glass top, En-
CycicpRe ed a Britannica. XII. S-3!Ia@
AQUARIUM, 40, 30. 10. : gallon
anu 5-gaIlon beta tank Stainless
steel. equipped with lights. sand.
condition, IA 9.01&G. ~
b iBY BED, mattress and ehigorobe
braut. pastel gray. StorkAne excel.
Coud; $50. CIR. 3-taiS. y!
BABY CARRIAGE, rubber tired. car
yiage spriaged aalu7table hood.
folding very fanc~, also sturdy plEy
pen. pew aoor pad. Total Sin Can
rABY TURNITuRE---Crib. mattress,
playpsn, SWIM. car bed Ike new,
Reasonable. ia f-li',I. II"
BaEY FURNITURE Hand painted
BIZ ca3fla:obr chest OF drawers.
- mar, aat1trette, tta.e}iEe
gan between p.iu a n. and /" ? m
new and used oa.,,ns.
toilets, st lowest prices BLOCKS S,
l14B Lee hwy. IA. $500
basins, sinks, toilets
Mew.. used disc, prices. x & w Sup
PLY CO, ttiT Bennine I'd ne 10
BEDS. Gblf. with Stearns and Foster
box springs and innetspring mat
IreSs. Orig. from Woodw ard & To-
throp. $50. JU. S~2555. -l&
BED, il mattress, rus, reasonable
RA 3-A123 Ill
BEDRM. SUITE. hard rock maple dbl.
bed with firm inncEgprnG mattress,
dresser and vanity with mirrors,
BEDROOM SUITE, modern, 5-pc ,
blonde oak, GOOD condition, $50.
Call I'm. Also Id
new, dbic, green satin.
custom made Coat, black. silver fox
collar, small L.. excellent condition
B if OR Sort DRINK COOLER. 30
$685.: TIE. 6-356T.
BICYCLES. rebuilt, all sizes. trade
inS accepted Also Apex washing
machine and -Roebuck trailer
n ft,t e. E HnSiih racer , speeds
PED; 500, In crate. CAPITOL CYCLE
& SPORT CENTER. 52l9 Baltimore
ave Hyattsville. UN. 4-6s3G. ~
BICYCLE, gain girls Schwinn, $50.
Chiid's piano. sew, mach port vic
trola, movie mach. JE. 3-3S45 IL
BICYCLE, girls. 2U-irch. coIors,
green and white: excellent condi-
BICYCLES. . boys go; SIS ca; :,
2-wheel bikes. assorted sizes. 81 ca
j SRI Il iG'. Sl5: / child's auto
%Iu 10 2-U5T2. I'll
BItYCLTS- Boys ard girls, lust
been rec1uditioncd; Sln each Hii:B
T. !. ave. ne, In rear Sat. and
sun only III
BIO YCE.E 49, G!rrz "t-inch Stelbin
vi" 10 EN- ".124G.
tJt bays %" nS" also
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DOLLHOUSE, $40
For arPe Dog DJ 7-31TS :

DOORS, overhead garage; good CON
ditlon reas, 3-ft. front door. JU.
DR2aPriFiRIEs-a large pr, foweTed
".o5I0 or Wo. G-6206. Ii
DRtPERIES. traverse. for picture
window s0xs6, Custom made rose
dawn, satin-back Fortisan cream
tI I1ts91 lnf sr0 Ri o o?cn broicr
Gel cond : computing scales, ?4-lb
ELECTRIC TRAIN. Lionel, with
switchce and AXIS track mounted
on plywood $40, ia. S-4s49 IL
ESCYC OPEDA 49, Service family
moving overseas ys will viii s sst C.;
Book ok JE 4-@4ed. Ill
ENCYCLOPEDIA SET, new 1865
famous make, including bookrack!;
down; full price, S49.95 Limited
E STEpeISS st aoW sNJs75 Short. sizes 10
fer fer frq EM a-G e GriE. price, SO to
F iits.ns aGSs sf toe! snd IN
FiR RHPti e ! SCREEN AND AND.
lRONSi screen, 81 IN. nlsn anu
irons, ~ In; $50. RIA. 3-13SO.
FLURORESCENT FIXTURES: GE
ballast. complete and guar; also
house wiring. material Fri. eve.
ali dav sat Sun. only 2l6 N. Lee
AlcX. Phone OV 3-i""2
FOAM RUBBER. Gun ANY SHAPE
WROUGHT IRON ,COuCHFS
GmIlqnd, "l45 p NV FIX 36633
ii-ft. chest type. both perfect con-
"itlnn YOUR choice, Nl25. ia =
144O 10
FRLEZER, Al Coldspot. SIS. Clear
brock t-OtG3 II
FRIGIDAIRE, = Gu #. excellent
condition. $50, Tel, JE. 3-0al3,
FROZEN room FREEZER, for sroc.,
4 secs, $40. MA. S-6S7i. TIE
6-356T IL
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HELP--MEN

MAN, white, over 55. to clean
rooms. room and very small salary
KEYSTONE HOTEL, 18th and
Pennsylvania ave. NV. Ill
MAN for general ONCE work with
basic knowledge OF bookkeeping
and ability to operate typewriter.
CORBIN L. DODSON PRECISION
WORKS, INC, 1864 Baltimore
blvd, Colleee Park. Nd. Phone
WE 6-4l0l Il
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HELp--MEN AND WOMEN

PRESS FEEDER. also ia
miliar with job press feeding. Call
in person. rear. $50 14th st SC.
MR., JOHNSON Ill
REFINED COUPLE, as head sexton
In church and housckceper in rec
tory OF large Catholic parish: g.
room private home, substantial sal
airy, board, other benefits wife must
he good cook BOX 303-C Star
-lo
10 operate "a ruominz
houses; quaters plus salary, Amply
7l1 9th st. NV 10
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REPAIRS and SERVICES
ADDITIONS

ADDITIONS oaEss tcB PoRc 1.mo5 snflosurf 6
specialists; all work fully guar
free estimates IS months 10 pay
SECO SALES 6i7 Sligo ave silver
Spring Ju 5000 day or night
BRICK LAYING Mason craftsman
Sa a. iypsS e nas9nTy M PTt ,a ea'l'
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK, no job
too small. LU, 2-Sn@" MR. FEN.
BHiCKwoRk, fireplace corrections,
rctainlnr walls. garage additions,
anything tn bricETork. 30 yrs
exper. Call any time ia. T-325i.
.-. %
RRK., MASONRY WORK, FIREPI s,
Repairs or rebuild retaining walls,
patios. etc, OIL. 2-ttg5S. Il
CARPENTERS. ist-class mechanics
,~hitei: alterations CONCRETE, by
day or contract. 10, 7-U3l6 after
CARPENrRY, repairs, rooms added
brick or cement, kitchen modern,
Mr. COOK, wa. 7-5lI4. 10
CARPENTRY, bookcases. cabinets,
repair ,and. remodeIipg, large or
Lu, 4,,9ss2; ewes. and Sunday; Ii
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs
New and old Cash or terms co
5-H59S, rveS. UN 4 soc
FIREPLiCES. 80 years expcr. cor.
Ecct!ng hreplacc. troubles. CAL any
hour. ia. 5-3%5i, IT,
FLOORS SANDED, finished, &c SO n
old doors, l0C and up, WORK guar
{ L. HINSON. 10 i-b4Ti ~
HOME IMPROVEMENTS, basement
TO attic. For free estimate call MIR
WEIGH 10 S-G2SS. Ill
HOME REPAIRS of all types, expert
workmanship, fat service: SubC0u
tracing speciality. Phone day OF
night. DI 5-IB3l. --l2
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Statistical TVpiSt
STENOGRAPHER

I,ight dfctation ) days. b hours per
week excellent working conditions.
welfare benefits and opportunity
for advancement interviewing Sat
urdey ~ am 70 $50 pr at
ll4I f0ul st NV Room rn7.
SURVEY W0Rk-part time, 3 . m
to - 20, mornings only; sac week
straight salary, Plus car expense:
no selling must have personality
and zin. This Is 9 steady position
Gail MP FORD 9 ~ 5. HE. 4-t1ti,
Ill
TFACHERS-Last- minute vacanc4ra;
81 POO 81, 200 ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY. 1891 G st, RE 7-3g3S.
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SlTUAriohs-ooMEsTlc

CoLoRED GIRL desires ioh & h "
or baty sitter Dependable; full O.
part time Ii T-s5A4 Ill
GIRL wishes INV child care re:
III. i-itTG IL
Girl, crIored. desires day work or
part~tifDe Job. good ref Me S-t"S9
COLORID GIRL desires day's work
or chile cEre Nor Through FIJI,
coed REFS. TT %-3a5p Ill