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Evening star., 1955-10-20
Reds Want All
In Atoms Sefup

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. Oct,
20 R.-The Soviet Union is
asking the United States to
throw open the proposed inter-
national atoms-for-peace agency
to all countries including Com
Imunist China.
The Russians oppose a provi-
sion in the draft statute for the
agency that would limit the
membership to the "a nations In
the U. N. and Its specialized
agencies. That would keep Red
China out.
The United States and seven
lother Western atomic powers
submitted the statute last Au-
gust II to the "a prospective
members with a request for their
comments.
The Soviet Union gave its
comments in q note handed the
lU. s. Embassy In Moscow Octo-
Iber 3 and made available to q
correspondent here. The note
without naming names, says:
ANY state. whether or not II
lis a member of the United Ma
ltions or a specialized agency
should be entitled to become an
initial member Of the inter.
national atomic energy agency.
It also proposes that the per-
Imanent members Of the agency's
board Of governors should be the
live permanent members OF the
| u. N. Security Council Britain,
France, the Soviet Union. the
United States and China.
The Russians have said re-
peatedly that the Peiping Com
Imunist government should have
the Chinese seat on the Council
nov held by the Formosa Ma
ltionalist government. They also
have complained because the
Chinese Communists we're barred
from the international atomic
energy conference held in Ge-
lneva last August.
The draft statute would make
Britain, France, Russia. the
United States and Canada per-
lmanent members of the board
as 1.-THE most important contribu-
TORS OF technical assistance and
Ifissionable materials" The Rus
slams would substitute China for
Canada.
Evening star., 1955-10-20
DeodIocked U. N. Delays
Vote on Council Member

prestige Of the Asian nations
all-out United States hackers.
Picture Changes Quickly
The picture changed when the
United States. over bitter Soviet
opposition, pushed through a
proposal postponing the Security
Council election and switching
to balloting for the q. N. Eco
nomic and Social Council
and the TrusteeShip Council.
On the second ballot, Yugo-
slavia found herself elected to
ECOSOC with as votes seven
more than the required margin,
Jubilant American circles
claimed Yugoslavia's election to
ECOSOC considerably weakened
her chances for the Security
Council.
A state can serve on both
bodies. but such distinction is
usually reserved for the big
powers.
Observers said Russia's bitter
to holding the
ECOSOC election before the
other balloting was finished
proved she was apprehensive
that q Yugoslav victory in that
contest might kill her chances to
block the Philippines.
Three other countries were
elected to ECOSOC on the first
ballot; the United States. with
50 votes: Canada 4S and Tndo-
nesia a..
Evening star., 1955-10-20

Of the mine leave unmolested.
but forced seven French work
men to barricade themselves in
a gallery of the mine and killed
three Of them.
Two companies Of security
troops from Redeyef rushed to
the scene. but found the rebels
too strong and had to call for
reinforcements from nearby
Gasra.
The attack was the biggest and
best organized in Tunisia In re-
cent months. Tunisia has been
relatively calm since France
agreed to give the protectorate
internal self government.
The Brafim mine is an impor-
tant segment of the Tunisian
economy. employing 1000 work
ers and producing IL million
tons Of phosphate a year.
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Firms Get Red Okoy
On Moscow Flights

MOSCOW. Oct. 20 R.--Fin-
land will be the first non Com
munist country flying civilian
planes to and from Moscow.
The Finnish and Soviet gov
ernment have signed an agree
ment permitting Finnish civil
aircraft to operate between Hell
sinki and the Soviet capital. Air
travellers from Finland have had
to take planes of the Soviet
Aerotlot line.
The agreement did not specify
how many Finnish planes would
be admitted to the Soviet Union,
Russia divides the civilian traffic
with her Communist allies.
Evening star., 1955-10-20
.ltoIy Socialist Chief
Ends Soviet Tour

ROME. Oct. 20 (R.-Pietro
Nenni. fellow travelling Italian
Socialist chief. returned from a
visit to Russia and Red China
today with the suggestion that
Italy could get into the United
Nations by holding on to the
Soviet coattail.
Nenni had q seven -hour con-
ference with N. s. KhrushcheV,
boss Of the Soviet Communist
Party. while in Moscow. Arriy-
ing home. he told newsmen that
II Italy became more friendly
with Russia. the Soviet might
back Italy's bid for U.N. mem-
bership. He said he would try
to convince Italy 1t should rec
ognize Red China.
Evening star., 1955-10-20

KfTTF6TD. raanss. keen money. IS re-
yard PAUL BACKU6. once 81. 8
640O, Ext, 2755. eFe.. LU, 4-0g53.
Evening star., 1955-10-20

UNITED NATIONS. N. r, oct,
20 tR) The United Nations
General Assembly today post
poned election of q Security
Council member until next
Thursday. with the Philippines
and YugoSlavia each still In the
race with formidable backing.
The United States maintained
its support of the Philippines for
IA two-year term on the Council
beginning with 1856. Britain
and the Soviet bloc still favored
Communist-ruled Yugoslavia.
A British spokesman told re-
porters his delegation did not
consider that Yugoslavia's elec-
tion to the Economic and Social
Council tECOSOC) last night
barred her from election also to
the Security Council. The United
States view was just the opposite.
Jose Maza of Chile. Assembly
president, adjourned the meeting
till a week from today by general
consent. He said he had been
told there was private agree
ment in the chamber" that this
should be done.
Trustee Posts Filled
The Assembly, IN its morning
meeting, elected Brazil and
Greece to the economic and
Social Council ald Guatemala
and Syria ID he Trusteeship
Council for three-year terms
stating with next year. The
seats in question now are held
by Venezuela. Turkey, Ell Sal
vad0r and Syria. respectively.
The Assembly went Through
nine ballots yesterday and today
before it could fill all prospec-'
tive vacancies on the Eeohonlic
and Social Council, but needed
only three on the Trusteeship
Council.
The Soviet bid to seat Yugo-
slayia on the Security Council,
the U. Ms peace-keeping body.
appeared to many observers to
have been crippled by an Amer
lean inaneuFer yesterday that
placed the Yugoslays on the
Economic and Social Council.
Interest IN the outcome was
keen, since q Philippine defeat
would deal a heavy blow to the
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Stump Marks Revolt

BUENOS AIRES. Oct. 20 (F).
The Argentine postofice has
put into circulation a stamp COM
|memorating .the liberating rev.
|olution Of the 18th of Septem-
Der" that deposed Juan d. Peron.
Evening star., 1955-10-20
,AIqerion. Rebels Kill |
Three French Miners

TUNIS, Tunisia, Oct. 20 tR.
Algerian rebels killed three
Frenchmen in an attack on a
mine just over the Tunisian bor-
der, the French announced to-
day.
Roger Seydoux, French high
commissioner in Tunisia, said
$50 rebels armed with rifles and
a machine gun attacked the
Brafim phosphate mine, near
Redeyef. late yesterday. The
attackers let Moslem employees
Evening star., 1955-10-20

prestige Of the Asian nation,
all-out United States hackers.
Evening star., 1955-10-20
I'D !. Red TAX
.HeIdin Geneva n

GENEVA, Oct. 40 (F.-Am-
bassadors aof the United States
and Communist China met for
the 23d time today in their effort
to ease tension in the Far East.
but made no announcement con-
cerning the subject Of their dis
|cussiori.
They disclosed they would
meet again October 27---the day
the conference Of Big -Four for
eigr1 ministers opens in Geneva.
Unless their talks are moved in
10 q different ONCE, they win be
meeting only q few yards from
the council chamber where the
foreign ministers deliberations
are being held.
The next meeting win round
out three months of negotiations
between United States Ambassa-
dor u. Alexis johnson and Red
Chinese Ambassador Wang Ping
nan. The talks which originally
were held three times weekly
now have simmered down to one
a week.
Secretary Of State John Foster
Dulles disclosed in Washington
Tuesday that the two ambassa-
dors now were going on to deal
with item two Of the agenda"-
other practical matters at issue
between the two sides.
This Is the only authentic in
formation released publicly con-
cerning the trend Of the talks
in recent weeks since the Chi
nese agreed that Americans de-
tanned in Red China were en-
titled to return to the United
States.
However, as far as is known.
Mr.. Wang has not yet supplied
any information concerning 10
detained Americans. 10 of whom
are held in Red Chinese prisons.
Evening star., 1955-10-20
LOST

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bILLEOLD. n mans s' sssp money a9sg. ~ re- e
640O. Ext 2755. eFe.s LU. 4-0s55
6OsT0N BULL TERRfER. sPeppy:
male black and white , Vicinity 4
BOXER. male. white paws. white streak
Bldg. b. 6. TAGS. Reward. Wo. $500
CHzEM; from bracelet. gold eompss: s ::
pm. Reward AID. 4-5I26. ---22
patch on breast. '.Pee-Wee." Ridge and
Ely Sc 10. 3-a609. ewes. 20
COLLIE, biz. black. brown and white
snaey as Psi School, sindssR reward m Please can sa
. EM. .-r3s3. I'll
coon HOUNDS f2D. black and tan.
nfnla and female. vic. Rigerdaies Mo. ::
Eaie has oft. chain hooked 70 eol.
ar M sns Thns. VI neSMass Ms z-55ss Isess ss essli'
DIAMOND RING-Tnes.. Oct. II. be
rd. at Fafragut ri. and 18th and
sasSs ssansss ssFisl TR sasss as and saferas 81 SIRE
DIAMOND BRACELET. Vie. Ie2s Good
On Sunday. Rewafd. 20. s-iass
x IL
D0G. black and white. part collie. rabies
t shots No. $50. Marsmont. Reward. ~.
DOG. small long-haired white female:
black ears and eyes; black spot on
back and right sidei black ring base Of
Sss sssn.s sa s7ss Fsas $50 View fss.rs 4.' asd
a-s3oa --23
DOG, small. black and white. female:
nss 1d sSa sSifE Soa.r e s,s I'VE oSu asa
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ns Sass and SssWefa 1900 @ sIoes o'osk ssess sss s
nv: reward cali Ia. -l406.
EYEGLASSES and family pictures In
small bag: reward. Cali VIII. 6~s552
after Q pm.
EYEGLASSES. in the vicinity Of sth
snd g ST. nv. Please call EN-
EYEGLASSES. vic. Of Langiey PARK and
s.e. ID. s-5is5. M 70
GLASSES, mans, brown case, 18th st.
and Pa. ave. NV; reward. NO. 7-3933
glove. iady's, new. brown Kid. 21st and
8 aass. sss' nta. 81. asoss s0sss5 n oo', To- ss-
IRISH sETTER. male, months old:
ward. csil ~. s-sSss.
KEYS ON CHAIN. Viein. Canal and G
st. sW Reward RA 6-023b Or RE-
g. Woodley. Falls Church; has fdentin.
and O can 'Jf u. 4-asss. a I'll a0'o
LADY's SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING,
in Pentagon Substantial rewardi Phone
IA: S-3S64. after 0 pm. --22
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ATUATIoNs-poMEsTIc

|LAUNDRESS, colored, experienced
Tuesday and Wednesday open fol
empl, Refs. Ii. 3-S416
LADY, white, desires cooking. g.h.w !
carfare; convalescent or small child
So wk. EN-. 3-0311.
home q elderly people preferred
c 81 RED eGIRL, dependable. desire,
child care, days weekly. DU
1868 from $3.50 to IL pm. --l9
REFINED MIDDLE-AGE LADY de-
sires child care. l.h.w.: live in, Boa
C5oLoRE6 GIRL desires part or full
time domestic work. 10. l-0s57.
NEAT COLORED GIRL wishes gen.
syal housework, $40 to 4. ST. J.
DAYS WORK for Monday and Tues
day; Call no: 2-s34S. 20.
enced worker. SO, plus carfare. Good
references. Elk 3-34S6.
COLORED LADY desires child care
or g.h.w.; daywork. Refs. LII. l.
w tsSi' DAYwoRK. I have city refs.
NEAT CoIoRED GIRL wants morn
ing or davwork; good cook and wait
reSs. Serves D. c.. Al family. HO.
GIRL desires g.h.w. 5 days q week
Monday through Friday. DE. 2-35SQ
COLORED GIRL will care for invalid
either / child and clean apt; exper.
and refs. Write Box 2l7-Y. Star.
COLORED GIRL desires child cage
plain cook, g,h.w: 5 days; will sill
COLORED GIRL desires mothers
helper or maid work. s to .. LU
CoLORED GIRL wants child care and
l lhiTi for workins mother ST
GIRL, colored. wants work full OF
part time; exper. with children. IL
CoLORED GIRL desires daywork;
waitress, child care; days a week.
75c hr., carfare; exper. DU. 7-7S56.
WOMAN, intelligent, exp;
cleaning, ironing; days, consider 8
to 1 pm. days: refs. Ii. 4-10l2.
GIRL, colored. wants child care 8
days week: live in or out. AID
WOMAN wants days work or steady
wcrk; references. HUI. $3.50.
GIRL, colored, desires full or part
time daywork: ref. 10. l-O745. "
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MECH. loR aALl tcsnt. }

frissfltcr. s3s. Electric Kennofs
froner. S75.- White enamel kitchen
cabinet and broom closet, SIS. Cen
eral Electric rooster. S25- white
enamel table with benches attached.
o asS1 aes ttiSss ssI Ts .sstIs
band, $3.50. Nay Be seen At sS35
3. veiteh St.: Arlington. Phone
AssoETED ffu1aBrNG SHOP roofs.
BABY Gan re eaGII isii twin. Tass.r.
BABY CRIB, expensive make, GOOD
eond.; new Kantwet innerspring
mattress; baby butler. excel. cond. /;
very reas.; viii give TO purchaser. q
stroller IN GOOD eond. and many
large. expensive toy vehicles; call
BABY CRiB. iarse ma p GOOD eond..
SIS. or best offer. High chair. good
eond. s. JU. 5-232l. ewes. -2I
hAIHTUBS, new an0 usec; basins.
toilets. At lowest prices. BLOCKS
l1as Lee hwy. "a, $500.
spg., S145; sofa. slip covers, S45;
chaise tongue, so. EN-. 2-35l7.
BEDROOM SUITE, 5-pc., lined oak;
good cond-; also lfi-in. 2-speed fan.
Reasonable: LU. 2-Oa4s. -21
innerspr. matt. twin dressers. chair.
small bookcase. Reas Before $50
pm. RE. 7-1s2a.. Ext. 4176; after
BEDS, complete with mattress and
spgs., 2 rock. maple youth, s23 ca. /;
dble. bed, walnut, 500. JE. 4-4460.
BICYCLE. English, Girls. new eond..
$35. AP. 7-l942. Ia
BICYCLE. schwinn. black phantom,
like new: fully equip, incl. hand
brake. $55. RIA. 1924 after 8 pm.
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sITUATIoNs---WoMEN

ATTY, d. C. Bar, exper. writing re-
search, ONCE wk., desires legal OF
related pos. Box I90-Y. Star. 2O'
DENTAL ASST, exper.. personable
Prefer Sill. Spg., Beth, Wheaton,
NV. area. Can type. etc. JU. S-S63s
PfRAcsTinCtAL NURSE desires a day
case; excellent references. no. p
SECRETARY. experienced. with own
office, can handle Washington rep
resentative duties. Box 214-Y. Star.
sECRETARY-CLK. TYPIsT, white (no
shorthd.i, aptitude figures, alert
phone person, pub. rela.. desires
pos 8 days. JU. 9.9056.
TEMP. STENO., dict, rapid typist
manual or electromatic). IA: 2
TRAINED NURSE Will board and
care for handicapped woman pa
tient. not mentali pvt. WA. 1868.
coLoRED PRACTICAL NURSE. no
smoking or drinking. desires job as
nurse or house cleaner. 10. 2-4531.
CoLORED GIRL wants days work
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
Good city reference. NO. 1886.
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HELP-poMfsTIc tcent.I

e sLy;s plain sookinG live IN. ,wo.
e,HE.. sxperisnesd cook. settled;
I've In: 6is-day week. Ist-ciass refs.
Small family; SIS week. Box 445-z.
CIV. to live in; no cooking; ex-
perienced with children; refs. y day
snS every Stse. sun. on. s2s TO
CIV. experienced only; age 25-37;
stay ? eveuings: local refs: excel
transp. RA. 3-O422.
G.H.W., plain cooking: live in: good
salary. RA; 6;1sls. 10
I'm. and pTt. bath; fond Of children;
|G.H.W., live in; must be sood with
children. $50 mo. to start Refs,
CIV sRf Ei4 ASp SEQ csookING. GOOD M Win
ployed: sood recent rsierences: s35
wk.; Thurs, and every other sun.
G. INV. white, i've IN; fond Of chill
dren. Permanent Job; good salary:
CIV fi s sxh ss7z' a ssdr help win ssil
dr.n: dye u; nice I'M. and pvt.
q INV. CHILD CARE. plain cooking.
iond Of shildrsn; iiye IN OF out; Sis
Gays. Sid. NJ. z-4SlS. ~
HoTsE E = or easy 70 I'VE with
sirls; live mo. 3-67lS. 20
HOUSEkEEPER, white. middle-aged
Christian woman. for family of A.;
live in; NV. location. DE 2-4554.
MAID. eolored: live in. g.h.w. help
yin d SSiare sso en 1k e0oFias seas
MAID. for semi-iuyalid and light
housework; strong. age 80 to 80:
1--we in; ! day Oh End every other
NAP q cS sHGTsa ss ~ 1 H "a aS sa fass
MAID, live in, upstairs rm.. TY:
perm; only: good with children. 10,
MAID iiS1 Cook. .sh.w.. to liv. in. TAX.
care Of children. New home n
e sstaesed cs u H. s sasi other aep
GIRL. experienced; live in; g.h.w.,
1855. MRS, FOLEY. al
GIRL. 25-40. g.h,w.. in apt; cook;
fS i've say Sesk IN o sa .s ssre
nights: NO laundry; must have ex-
LADY, ,colored Or white, must live
in; g.h;w. snd eh HID care 5s,day
ELDERLY WHh1 III WOMAN. to care
for . children in vicinity OF Garrett
PIX, Md. with refs. 10. 5-112n.
WHITE WOMAN to care for > ehn-
live in: refs. AP. 7-4S66. -a1,
WOULD YOU LIKE q nice home To-
live inP Child care and hght g.h.w.,
SIS wk. HE. 4-4235 after 8 pm.
-2l
pleasant housekeeper,
to care for home and 2 children OF
working mother; live out: Silver
Spring. S27 week. References. Box
1917, Star. FL
WOMAN, white. live in: apt. of empl.
widow and ehildren. small salary,
good home. 10. 3-5001.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.W.

1888 18th ST. N.W.--Businsssv
ssle. and dbie: rms: clean, beau.
turn, modern baths. NO, 7-g669.
EMBASSY AREA-Dble. and single
rms: newly dec: COW. loc.; best
transp. 2o19 Mass. ave. NV. --l9
clock radio. Nv. sir-foam mattfess:
S7-Sl2. Elk. 3-0653. -is
WILSON HOUSES. Excel. rms, seies..
S35-S40-S45: dbles:. $2S-S30.SSs:
PVT. b, SO: daily, So. AID. 2-s2e6.
i ;..I 18th n; st. NM NW: eiey slHEun-
1855 ST. N.W.--Just newly painted
and paperea: front rm. with south
1893 SCI es MASS. AVE. N.w.-rn ons Of
sinsie. $40 mo siS Sis Hk. ioI iss. ,rt
TE MRS. STEPHENS. 'VF no n-1S -
DESIRABLE sci. front room. mod.
pvt. home: . adults. NO, s-saes.
DUPONT cIRCLE-Room for senile.
man; use OF liv. rn., kit. and phone:
1913 Rises pl. NV. no. 2-se36,
ACROSS FROM sTATLER -iVos
18th st. NV. Clean. cow. maid
service; S35 mo. NE. $3.50. 30.
aga 18TH sT.-Twin rm, for men.
parking; $50. ssie. $40. I SS
1920 18th ST.-Beaut. house. SHls.
and dbls. Phone. other priyils.
D66sSssi w. So s.tIs .osc is
dbls.: ldry.. Tv priyils.; 81 per per-
son: S11 as sgl. no. 2.532i. ia
Mr.. WALTER REED HOSP.-Extra-
Lee front. bedrm.. nicely turn; pvt.
home me-, cpl. or 2 girls; SIS mo. tn.
$500 ssth ST. NV. tcorner - Porter
st.l-Nicely furnished single room;
home and SURROUNDINGS will have to
:. ns seen to pc appreciated. -as
e 20 Msoodw arb q Lo!tnrops Eeeb rm.
1888 PARK RD.--LovAly rms, young
men. sgle. -dble.: tiled shower; maid
serv: parking; So wk. pU. 1854.
N RETIRED PHYSICIANS Home
Attractive coy room. convenient:
references. RA. 6-20ss reasonable.
LOVELY STUDIO RIM. with running
w sstsr pe WlIndoE E..s new stgaTnitgEs
Across. ssi 6M sTArLER--Lse. eorner -2 rm..
Twin beds, adjacent showers. Sgle,
49, dhie Sc 1901 K St. nv, "a
Lean Gdns.--Larae rm., double bed.
for, empi. gentleman: semipyi., full
bath; transp. Wo. 6-590S. I'D
sH0REHAM VIC. 1910 Kiinsie rd.---
Att. nm: lovely home and loo.
Shower. Gentleman. Wo. o-5l56.
.sos ONTARIO, RID. S.w.-A Srisht.
CHEEKY room with running water:
practically downtown. needs
bright. CHEEKY occupant: semipvt.
bath. shower: clean. access to nv;
", ~ % NJ sesh f. AVE- weekly; H.
single .attrac. room with iarse ce-
dar closets: mr.. shopping center;
cow. transp. Very reasonable.
lsos cRITTENDEN sr.--Attf9ac.
inaTy, privils.@: cow MUS trs sn PA IA.
FuRN. FRONT. rm. T Vim
SsGs Colorado ave NV. RA. s.s9sO..
Ies LoNGFELLow N.w.--ssie. ~q pm.
tieman: SIS mo, Rk. S-Gsss. 30
,ONN.- CATHEDRAL AVEs.--Beauti.
full rm. with sun porch. semIpvt.
bath: quiet home. Hudson 3..ss34
wv NV HaMPsHiRE HOUSE. nj New
Hamp- aye.--Newly decorated rooms,
a'Saa Ii'i HNb 81 aUEg MIse. rm. in
pvt. home: attr. furn, running water,
hot plate; $1,000 wk. EN-. 3-3i34.
1ONN, AYE. across from Bureau of
standards--Master bedrm,. pvt.
bath: gentleman. EN-. 3-I3Sg, o to S,
Ii15 n. CAPITOL ST., and I'D
rms, kit. share bath; or 3 sale.
rms no. 2-4o41 Def. noon or At.
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PBX-SWITCHBOARD
REPAIRS ssd sERyIcEs

ADDITIONS as low as 1850: altera.
tons. attics and basement recr. rms
See Us and save: white mechs. only.
JU. 5-1S1s. Ju. 8-sS9i. -25
ADDITIONS AND REM0DELING BY
AN HONEST HOME IMP Co.-An
work guaranteed, any size Job cheer.
fully estimated. Porch Enclosures
4 oormers. bathrooms and heating Egs-
TENS moderniEed. carpentry and
painting No down payment, Az low
as 81 so per Wk., 24-hr. service. Cal
any time. TRI.sTATE. 40lb Ga ave
~; ~ 2-5S22
!alousies. Kitchen modernizsd. reer
estimates free; al work fully guar.
no money down. 80 mos. to pay
SEQ SALES. JU. s-301o. EN-
2-e149. day or night.
ADDITIONS, bldg. remodel. rec. rms.
porch incl. dorniers. brick. frame,
terms. free est. kE. S-5795. liz
AIR CONDITIONING and refrieera-
ton; water towers and evaporation
eSnaenseTs; seryieed and installed
AWNlNGs-Get your awnings before
mos: TO pay. For estimates, call La.
$1,000: ewes, Ju. S-I25S.
RRICKLAYlNG - Alterations. fire-
places, patios, walks. all types ma
n sSnrZ 4 a TAoNANi. 70; 2,i sss,
new and repair; damp walls water
proofed; AL work. NO. 7-SslS.
BRICK WORK, ehimneys, fireplaces,
retaining walls and garages. LII. A.
BUILDING ALTERATIONS. additions.
Satisfied customers for over 25 years.
Terms, Call Mr.. LAWRENCE. RIA,
5000, IL 6-S100
BUILDING, remodeling, repairing
carpentry. brick, cement work, espec.
porehes. HU. 3-S4S9. Mr.. BAKER.
by Thoroughly expert
enced craftsman: work done by con-
tract or hourly basis Small Jobs
preferred. EN-. 3-0341 after D. 30
WORK OF all kinds, by
Gay or lob. Reas. prices. JU. 5-2l45.
large or small jo0s,
also painting. inter. or exter.; wood
fences q speciality. Ii. 3-l904. les
ha 1Slas All WORK guaranteed. bI.
CARPENTRY, painting and remodel.
ing; FLA terms. Call q. GALLO
WAY, 10. $4,000. 10. 5-241S.
INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs, short circuits; small jobs done
tmmed. RA. 6-2222 any time. 19s
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slTUATIoks-MEN

PAINTER, practical, colored, desires
work by day or hour: experienced.
Phone LU. 3-2I73 1ps
MAN, colored. desires work, high cali
Der. experienced and references. EN-.
Blob.
MAN desires part time work; 8 pm.
till 10 pm. Please call 10. 2-1359.
MAN. colored. 80, salesman, drivers
permit. clerical exper. RA. 6-4104
AVAIL. NOW-Exper. once clerk
typist-stenog. good at figures, pay
roll etc. Write, P. o. Box SAG,
Wash. 10, ID. c. 20"