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NELSON. THoRMAN ARCHER. sud,
81 New YORK City, THoRMAN HRcHEf
NELSON Of 2@6 Jefierson g. NV.
S %Ssart 81 Nh Mabel MY y SUE Ssrr y.ns
Mrs. Mae Sullivan and Mrs. uertrud,
Wild. all of North Dakota. He alst
Is survived BY several nieceg and neph'
sws. Services q the s; II. Hines co
Friday. August 10. at III am, Inter.
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. fallen.
town. Pa, papers please copy0 is
NEWMAN. CHARLES CONRAD. on sat
pi nv. cHARLEs CONRAD NEWMAN,
beloved husband OF Mabel Newman and
granafsther e ., Charles fsoI < ar and JsRf
Deal Suneral Home 4s1s Georgia ave
NV on "wednesday, August ~. at
1880 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 10
NOE. JAMES ". on Monday. August Ii
lsS5 q sos siSl ey HespiiSl AMEs Ma
beloved husband Of Mary Jane. Noe
father Of Patricia Nancy and Louis,
s S1ste ca ri f Fnsra o Home t s
Id am. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. ~
o'CALLAGHAN, MELISSA G. On Mon.
day. August Is, 1883. MELISSA 2
aE dsAsabs Ssl S.ssr VIE E q Eay X
IT,, and Wilton Thomas o'Callaghar
cali a 'th The Robert x. Mattinsiy Fu
neral Hcms' i3i ilts st. 90 s whsr
August ~, at 10 am. Relatives. an,
friends invited. Interment Noun
olivet Cemetery.
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KEkf h HAIRY W. Members OF Column
NJ Brother HARRY v. KEEP o.
~ Monday, August IS. 1885. Odd
Mk* Fellows services win be held II
~ Wilson blvd, Arlington. Val on
~ Tuesday. August 16. at s Pm.
~ An members are requested 70 be
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CUMBERLAND. JOHN 8. In loving re.
father. JOHN 8. CUMBERLAND, who
died thirty-four years ago today Au-
suss HIS HI VII WIZ AMI cHunREN
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CEMETERY LOTS.

2 CRYPTs. Fort Lincoln Mausoieum
best ofier over $1,000 Will be accepted
10. 4-S4sA, 20
ID LOTS, Fort Lincoln; 1040 develop.
ment Call OIL. 7-2S60 after pm,
III
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ALLEN, JOHN. Members Of the. Inter
n UNCONVENTIONAL ushers' Union
- are hereby notified of the
- death Of our beloved mem
Der. JOHN ALLEN. Funeral
services on Wednesday, Au-
EEsvfTz gust II, 1855. at l PM,
QNnlR al the Greater New Hope
Baptist Church. 9Th and H SIS. nv.
Aha G.: HAWKINS. President
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NELSON. JOHN A. A special commune
&l cation Of Joppa Lodge, No,
m 49,. r. A. A. NJ. is hereby
. IN called for Tuesday. August
M NO 10. 1858. at q pm. TO con-
xxx duct Masonic burial services
w over the remains OF Brother
JOHN A. NELSON, BY or
der Of KENNETH H. Lands. W. NJ.
ROBERT A. MEYER Secretary
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NALBERT APIS, VA.
2 bedrms.; lee. rms; close In. 10
min. to downtown Wash; all
transp around the corner, Call
Ia O.22QQ IL
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1aAR1lnNG oouNfRY HoUsF !,

CHARMING COUNTRY HoUsE IN
1nasud eommunity. Montgemery
County: S2-ft. living room. 3 b.
rooms. OIL heat beautiful trs ).
private svimminE Evai1abie: Is
niles 70 2. e. excellent transpeE-
aaithsrsbnFs s55 or ssz or zsIsw.
III
SUMMER RENTAL, from Jaly "a
to Sept. I9-3-hedrn- house from
Dutch family Ia Chevy Chase: nr.
shop. center on Conn. and Rock
SIsek EF z.Iazs PsEs 80 vks utils. Incl.
ARR, va. small frame, on lge. tree
,sss sssnsova. to- Sos. JAZZ 5z 'sssss@ mi, II
ROCKVILLE 5 bedrooms. a-bath
Also 3-bedfm. 1-bath home. Sis
per mo-, YRS. lease. Poolesyille
civ NV CHASE, Dyc.--4ils Ieeation.
2-bedroom home, detached. nice
gard. s55o @ Per mo-. yrs. lease.
CHEVsiERIIsT. f2EsVsissIsTS mD.-ssoe s7th ave.
t., tnst ogss ss,,l;..s. p G ans lins bis sv efi
hedrm, det brick home % IEs.
NC. Di. 7-7s77. 10. 1850.
ese7 BRADLEY BLvD. In Bradley
hrepl., s lSssss Sin. rn., n sles. as Ell Ell and and
brkfst. nook. : bedrms. ana bath;
End a., 2 bedrms. and bath; auto.
oil heat; garage: S226 mo. Inspec-
tion by appointment only. HENRY
!. ROBE, NC; 1924 Vermont ave.
SIS sis LOWELL oi aIIisi 81. N.w.-s 1 stories.
4 bedrms... Al baths, with Q add
tionsi bedrooms possible 90 3rd
door, we'll furnished; suit. for en-
tertaining. For further details, call
AnEsIcAE sIS SEE SECURITY 3 TRUST
II. xRiING;T0S3closs NGi;T0S in. beaati-
fully flirn. rms. semidetached
brick Suitable for small family.
Now aveilable Sl40 mo. Call j.
4; BENoIT. Realtor, IKE s-6i57 or
JE. 3-114l. -17
N. ARLINGToN-ciose to Rosslyn,
completely fufn. selnidetached brick
now Available. Si25 mo. Call :.
or JE. 3-1l41. --I7
KENsINGTON AREA-contemporsry
brick rambler. Goodman built. 3
b.r... cleo washer and drier; nice
shade trees. immec. occup. xI3h
mo. L0. 5-2SoO It'll q pm. HUG
GINS a. HARRISON, INC. Realtors.
~
GEORGETOWN =. Charmingly furn.
detached garden, hedrms.. 2is
baths. spacious lir. rn.. din fm.
July 2i-sept. 80, nU. 1922;
lis
GEORGETOWN bedrms.. fun air.
cond,, with pvt, terraces for Aus-
ust and Sept: S125 mo. to suit
able tenant, AID. 4-2e61. III
CHEVY CHASE. nr. circie--Beaut.
home: 4 bedrms.. 3 baths, rec. rni..
deil., gar; S3Q0-$350. OIL, 2-2636,
EN-, 2-S3s3, lis
CHEVY CHASE. MD. T07 Hesketh
ST. rms "A hedrmsl, 3 baths.
LIST floor Law, screened porch. gar:
now available. 5000.
2so5 Blaine Dr.---6 rms. baths.
sar., $500.
GAIL Barnahy SIT, rnas.. 2 baths,
gar rec: rm.: 5000,
EDW. H. JONES a. Co, INC,
$500 Conn, Ave. OIL. T-2777
~
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HOUSES FURNISHED

UPPER 10th ST. AREA---Lge. 3-bed-
rm .2la baths. .paneled den. Tv,
Bendix. garage; fine furn wail-t0-
wall carpets. exclu. sec. avail. Aug
/, lease 1925 10. 5-3903. III
OUTDOOR AREA--New
attrac. 3-bedrm. rambler; reas.:
adults preferred. Not the usual
rental OIL. 4-656s, OIL. 2-533l.
s01s RoDMAN ST. N.w,--Loyely,
newly decorated 2-story home; 4
bedrms.. baths on 2nd A., lge.
liv rn din. rnl.. library. tile bath,
kit; and open hal on lst q. Front
RIA. 6-S344. --I9
SILVER SPRING - Comfortable
weii-fnrn. immac. 2-bedrm. brk.
rambler In excel, neighborhood.
Leased to selected tenants; $12b.
LaRGG Al G-'Isgi FuRNrsHED residencs: :
bedrms.. 3 baths. Suitable for
home, ofdees or both. On CONN.
AVE. In the vic. Of the SHERA-
ToN-PARK HOTEL. Year or Eore
ksshTY Issssi sniy SsS9 soi BeE mo sves ANpEIs Mls
cI0gtoD e y,s2IrI, EM. s-7l6o; -. ,iS sIts..
furn for retired or middle -ags
couple. See OWNER. IA. 2-4e39.
HALF OF DUPLEX, separate en-
trance, rear garden. garage. ne.
white neighborhood for z settled
adults sSS mo. incl. utiis. no
BETHEfsDA. $500 Old atwn, I'd
English cottage. suit. couple; lge
groundss S115 mo. OIL. 4-o2sS.
GEORGETowN--Furn. house avail
able for small family: refined neigh:
borhood: $f35 mo. Refs. No small
children; EM; 3-3l09. 1T
i LOVELY M: Sov HOME IE.i IN spOssssss sssIs sond
baths on End A.; liy. rm., din, rm.,
4 kit, powder rm. on LIST. C.. ALLEN
SHERWIH, INC, EN-. 3-4450: wk.-
end. WO, 6-734S. --16
NICELY FURN.. 6-rm. house, lge
scr. porch: iEe. yard: , bedrms.
nr. Boiling Field: cony. TO bus.
ST 3-4bsS; Sat. and sun. Lo., z;
BIZ Y's;o cool AUG. r-LABoR DAY.
Air-cond. beaut. mod. house. Hol-
lin Hills, blk from swim. pool;
cleo; dishwasher etc. Reas. so.
AisL... rs bedrms.. els baths,
gar. Laundromat, disposal .ex-
haust fan, No pets. S1s6. ks.
ISRcoM LANE AREA, dir. rouls To
wash. Lovely 3-bedrm. rambler,
Earg rec. rm.: washer, patio. Avail
vsg,;,SeidS ssg, 5so. CRRA6ys. is.otI5. M5.. I'm.
Town was in \ Forest''--Cooi,
bedrooms. modsrnised. Al city con.
ysnlences: sss peL mo. Call
0s5thersburg S2k. LIZ
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COOP. APIS. FOR SALE
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country safe storage In
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone No. 7-0104 UNION STQR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
beaches o specially. 8. L. NORRIS
TU 2-1l50 or Ii. 6.2SS9
CHESTER MOVERS. lRe. or small
we do them all; clean and careful.
ST $3.50. ia. 9-e1l5 ewes.
BEST MOVERS IN TOWN - Low
rates; exper. men "a hr.; t-bedrm
apt. $50: closed vans: ins. Lu l.
$500.
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night; expert handing; reasonable
rates. DU 7-96S7.
MAJ TRANSFER CO.. moving and
hauling. day and night. Call. AID.
2-2361. 30
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age. Reas. ia. 9-2937: ewes. RA.
3-1416. 49,
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APTs. UNFURN.. VA. tcons.l

ARL., one blk, on AYl. blvd, 1900
N. Pierce st.--1 -bedrm. apt; $75,
incl. utils. Manager, Apt. 1O4. ia.
2-O7l3 IL
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BEAUTIFUL
ROCK CREEK
GARDENS
In Montgomery County. Nd
On the District Line and
Near Rock Greek Park

New modern elementary
school IN the development.
Pine high schools IN the inn
mediate area. Free school bus
service: nursery school on
pfemtfeA.
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APIS. UkFuRNisHEp-MD.
RTADENSRTTRG

Large ] and Q hedrm. garden apts.
S74 so and $50 so up. newly re-
decorated: shopping center one
block schools. fast transportation
downtown D. c., 53rd pI. and De-
tense hwy. Resident manager. Wa.
MEuRn.EE ARMS ApTs.
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ANNOUNCING THE OPENING
SHIRLEY PARK
APARTM ENTS

SPACIOUS, DE LUXE GARDEN TYPE
APARTMENTS PRICED AT:
ONE BEDROOM ----------------------- $3.50
TWO BEDROOMS 9750
THREE BEDROOMS 11750
includes Utilities Except Electricity
SUCH FEATURES AS:
Ventilation Lockers
Closets Freproof Construction
Parking
Tv Antenna Automatic Washers and
Wired for Air-Condihonng Laundies
Maintenance
n Any Building Some
EXCLUSIVE
Bright, Efficient, Completely Equipped
Kitchen With Disposal Refrigerator Steel
Cabinets, Gas Range and Exhaust Fan
FOR THE CHILDREN:
/
q Slides and Swings Fenced Fairgrounds Gaety styled
CONVENIENT TO:
School Shopping
Churches
Only Miles From
Model Apartment Daily. AM to PM
Resident Manager, Dodson
lNo S, 2sh ST.
o
Rd, left Glebe to g.
Meade st, left to 28h St.
N
NJ. I. BROYHILL & SONS CORP.
's'4 LEE HIGHWAY "a t-l'Oe
-ly
, 1955-04-04
DEPARTMENT

ss@@ E3&aM# r#HH s#W# #faM @#a @aAGB9E
travel letters will be similagin.
style to those used by promi-
nent airlines to developing &
maintaining good relation with
the travel agents. The dead
line for copy and photographs
is April 18th and photographs,
together with articles up to
600 words, may be left at the
St. Croix or st. Thomas offices
up to that date.
While in the states Mr. Mas
fill fly to Cleveland where he
, 1955-04-04


will attend a press prevue of
the Halle Brothers Company
Caribbean Colorama' featur-
ing the Virgin Islands and the
Carnival. Approximately 125
members of the press and ira
vel agents will attend a spe-
cial luncheon in Cleveland &
Mr.. Mas will be one of the
special guests. Also, he will
distribute miniatures of is
land rum and bay rum, togeth
er with other p%romotional ma
terial.
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Daily Sitku Sentinel & Arrowhead Press
 Friday December 3O 1855 Page Three

option. The date isn't definite butt they tell us the tentative date is Feb. "A at San Francis co.
 We've got lots of plans. Maybe Charles Humez in Paris in the spring. And there's an offer for 20 exhibitions in Eu- rope. Most of all, we're look ing to Basilio. That's the only big outdoor match around, both sides are warm to the idea
 Harry Markson, managing director of the International Boxing Club, said any talk of such match was pretty far in the future" He said it had been discussed briefly, only be cause it had been mentioned but there was nothing concrete
 'rBasilio has pretty tough fight coming up when he de- fellds his welterweight tide a. gainst Johnny Saxton," he said That's no cinch for him (the Basilio-Saxton bout is tenta- lively sa. for Chicago, Feb. 9 or Feb. 29) and Robinson must show he can do it again against Olson. Then there are some good middleweights around who are moving up on the title, men like Joey Gian1bra and Ed Ardo Lausse as we'll as Hurmez.
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Page Three

If Robinson fights Hurnez, we'd like to have it here. We've been trying to get Hmnez over here for a couple of years
 Bracca said Robinson would go to training camp at Green wood Lake, N. Y., Jan. 8 to get ready for the Olson match now that Flaherty has decided to send Bobo back after the. title.
 Since knocking out Olson at Chicago, Dec. 9, Robinson has done no work. He has been busy making appearances on television and selling his life story to a magazine for a fancy sum.
 Out in San Francisco, Flaher ty said he was taking Olson a- way from the bright lights to get ready for the rematch. We're leaving next week for a spot away from it all," he said. T want to get him away from everybody and every thing with nothing on his mind but training and think ing things out for himself"
 Olson's knockout was blam- ed on his legal troubles. His wife filed suit for divorce and a former manager sued him for a half million dollars.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-30
CLUB PLANS FOR MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE

Plans for the March of Dimes drive, which is tradi- tionally a project of the Sorop tinist Club of Sitka here, were laid at the club lunch con Thursday.
 Committees named were as follows: theater collection, Al ice Guenin; publicity Ernes- tine Veatch; containers and posters, Velna Sarvela and Dorothy Wyres; radio mara thon, Martha Cushing, Doro- thy Wyres, Catherine Shen- nett, Barbara flames and Ru- bye Rottluff; schcool collec- tions, Catherine Shenneh..
 It also was hoped the Wo- men of the Moose would again sponsor the Mothers March :. The Emblem Club, which last year sold earrings made from dimes to aid the drive, will undertake money-raising, projed. again. General chair man for the affair will be nam
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-30
Sports Trail
by Jack Hand

NEW YORK (P) Away oft in the distant future, say Sep tember at Yankee Stadium, a Sugar Ray Robinson Carmen Basilio match is hanging in the sky.
 Many pieces of a complicat- ed puzzle must fall into place before it comes to pass but there's chance of a battle that would attract worldwide at- tention.
 We're looking toward a Basilio match outdoors said Ernie Bracca, Robinson's CO., manager, today as he discussed the future of the three time middlewelght champ.
 Were anxious to get the re match with Bobo Olson over as soon as possible" he said. Its good news to hear they (Olson and manager Sid Flah- erty) are going ito take up the
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-30
= Society and Clubs
LODGE-CHAPTER INSTALL OFFICERS LAST NIGHT

OB G A@14eAS A&tzkS4 N1NTk1X
 New officers of Mt. Versto. via Lodge, F & A M, and oi Baranof Chapter No. 15, o. E. S., were installed at a joint ceremony last evening at the Carpenters. Hall.
 Carl Nelson, worshipful mas ter, installed his successor, liar old Schaefer who in turn install ed his officers with the assist ance of B. E. McBrayer, install ing marshal, Guy Bdggus, in- stalling chaplain and Clarence R. Bands, installing secretary.
 For the chapter Mrs. liar old A. Veatch was installing worthy matron; Mrs. John o. Connell, installing marshal; Miss Elizabeth Peters, install ing chaplain and Mrs. Clar- ence R. Bands, installing pi- agliSt.
 New officers installed were as follows:
 Officers of Baranof Chap ter include: Mrs. Alice Peter son. worthy matron; Carl Nel- son, worthy patron; Mrs ii. J. Hodgins, associate matron' Lloyd Flames, associate patron Mrs. Jack Farr, secretary; Mrs. Eanrnest Hodges, treasurer; Mrs. Richard Emerson, con dr1ctress; Mrs. Lloyd Flames, associate conductress;
 Mrs. George Beacon, chap lain; Mrs. Russell Cithero, marshal; Mrs. Peter Sylte, or ganist; Mrs. George Rohrer. Adah; Mrs. Wes Koentz, Ruth Mrs. Fred yBaughn, Esther; Mrs. Joe Pike, Martha; Mrs. Ben See, Electa;s Mrs. Herbert Burroughs, warder; and Her bert Burroughs, sentinel.
 Offices of Mt. Verstovia lodge are; master, Harold Schaefer; senior warden, Wal ter Trent; junior warden, John Dolenc; secretary, John Salskov;; treasurer, Alton Coon;
 Chaplain, Herbert Burr osaghs; marshal, William Green senior deacon, Russell Mills ieInior deacon, Yves Koentz; senior steward, Lloyd flames; iunior steward, Jack Gotts- chalk; and tiler, Frank Berg doll.
 Refreshments were served following the ceremony wltE the Mesdarnes Stella Skaris, 1T. J. Hodgins, Roy Svendsen, Lloyd Flames. George Beacon and Harold Veatch on the fooo committee and a group o men from the lodge assisting.
 ~ " ~ G3 1 N
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ed later.

ed later.
 Two Christmas greetings were read from the clubs at Olympia, Washington, and Po- catello, Idaho.
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h ~NeW kOOK'' b Nsd4XAg
 yaeAks

.... as important to tas@ @edsrn Bride as has tysusseau.
 .... and rightly so. If sa the correct. thrifty. modern way te inform heg friends that she has heen n arried d; when. where. and m ssese important --- her new name.
 Rs auys io see our <2walisy line of Wed Aiag Invitations. An aeuneaments. Recep- 9sa Cards. Party ln- vstafiems. yisiting g Cards. Iaformals. Gold and Silver Wedding Invitations, and Birth Announcements
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Personable young woman under 25
years. who wants to learn journal
ism. employe and public relations
work. Must be able to type. file.
proofread and to do creative writ
ing assignments. Salary to $50 de-
pending upon education and expert
ence. Write q brief resume. in
Guiding phone and address. Box
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sITUATIoNs-woMEN

ASST. position in
decorators studio; woman, &c. ex-
per. in selling fabrics and home fur
niShings; knowl. Of tipping. no. 2
MEDICAL SECRETARY, 8 yrs. exper.
cluding X-ray. AID. 1897. 10:
NURSE. white, trained, desires 12-hr.
night or day duty. Call DU.. 7-2O20.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. wants
child care of invalid case; years
experience. RIA. $3.50. 10
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, avail.
fond of elder patient and maternity
CLERK, fully experienced
in ladies wear. merchandising, stock
controls, inventories, direct mailing.
Box law, Star. 10
SECRETARIAL SERVICE
Expert legal and technical. Also die
taphone transcription and duplicat-
ing. MRS. DAVIS, DU. 7-7794 or
AID. 2-5600, Ext. 521.
TYPING at home. pick up and de-
liver: 10 yrs. exper. King S-25Sl.
WAITRESS, exper. dining I'm. and
s sessi; wants . to o Pm work. io wo'
RETIRED TEACHER. BIS. degree. re-
cent addit. credits in educ. exper.
grades SO; or proofreader, coun-
selor, appt. clerk, RECEIPT. Box
327-V, Star. III
COLLEGE GRAD. degree in English.
desires part-time work at home
Writing, research editing. Reas.
rates. AP. T-l467.
waitress or Of
fee cleaning: after 8 p.m.; refs. HU.
EMPLOYERS - Avail
able, reliable, top-notch secretaries;
excellent references. JOBS. INC :,
l740 K st. NV, RE. 7-3153.
C0LORED WOMAN desires Job as
Good refs. DU. 1881. IL"
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slTUATIoNs-DoMEsTlc

COOK. general housework, days,
8 to 5; good references. AID. 2-0441.
HOUSEWORK and child
care. 5 days a wk.; live out. RE.
G.HW. desires sleep-in job, suitable
e9E d e. . sssSSi 0ns' have o ref
WILL VIII RECEIVE c 17'o CHILD from school,
tidy home: prepare din; days a
week; depend, white. 10. 3-59s4.
GIRL, colored, wishes morning work,
five days a week. tn. 2-6776.
COLORED LADY desires work,
laundry cleaning We'd. Thurs. !;
exper. ref; dependable. LA. 6-l59S.
GIRL, colored. wishes days work,
or restaurant; helpers. Ii. 6-5S5s.
GIRL wishes Inv. and child care;
refs. Walnut 5-S0l9.
GIRL. colored. desires days work,
Tues. through Fri; no cooking; good
c tsISi Ani Git GIRL wants care of
elderly lady or baby. with Inv,
5 days week; live out. AID, A.
GIRL, colored. wishes child care and
INV; live out. HU. 3-7293. 10
WOMAN, colored. wants work, Thurs.
anu Ddt' eOOu EGlS. Az. t-l-OI.
COLORED WOMAN wishes work by
day; experienced ironer. good
cleaner; ref. LII. 2-5362.
COLORED LADY wants g.h.w. and
plain cooking; fond of children;
live in or out: Bethesda Chevy
Chase and Foxhall I'd. Do. 7-3347.
COLORED WOMAN desires days
work, part time or ironing. $40
Florence st. me-. Ii. 4-1369.
GIRL, colored. D. C.. refs, desires
job as nursemaid or g.h.w., weekly
mo SUM-; live out. ia. 9-2S0S.
COLORED GIRL desires 8 days
domestic work; exper. and reliable.
RA. 3-S749.
LADY would like days work; city
refs. LII. 3-0707.
COLORED GIRL desires maids work.
part time or full time. DE. 2-7920.
GIRL. colored. wants part-time day
work, or full time; refs. Ii. 4-543O.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w.; good
references; love children. Ho. q
GIRL. colored, desires days or weeks
work; ST and carfare: reliable. OIL.
6-6215, 6 Il. 10 pm. 3
COLORED MAID desires work with
congenial adult family. Ii. 4-29s0.
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SITUATIONS MEN tcent.l

ASST. TO EXEC. sECY., excellent
work record: can be interviewed
THURSDAY moruS. Box 254-T. Star
CLERK or asst. bkkpr. any hours. .
yrs. bus. COL, acct. freight rating.
vet; white, "a. Box 294-T, Star.
superintendent or
foreman looking for permanent con-
nection with aggressive organization.
AGE 81 with 20 Yrs. exper. Box 3l6-
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY or stenos-
rapher. Newly located. KE- S-1I26.
10
TAILOR, 1rst-class. aII-round man:
full or part time. Box 323-T. Star.
MAN, 46. wants steady Job: wages
secondary Importance: some farm
exper, fence bids: can drive. care
for horses. stock: neat. fair educs-
ton. Ref. Box 3l5-T, Star. To-
Man, %, white, able. in
Navy 2 years. wants light work
handy, quick to learn. RIA. 3-413S.
DRAFT EXEMPT. hard worker: de-
sIres pos. with CO. that offers good
future. Tel. No. LU. 1895. g
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HELP-WoMEN

FULLY experienced. no others need
apply; some tipping and fling: age.
between 25 and IS. Salary, $50.
QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM, 500 F
ST a
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HELP-DoMESTlc

G.H.w.. white. settled. live in. plain
cooking. 5la days; eXper. only; l
child (4la yrsD. ST. 1887. Ill
G.H.W.-Good plain cook, live in;
refs; So week. Thurs: and Sun.
aiissFGGns a. vb RI 9 i've H. drive
car. IKE. S-5S43.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., white. $3.50,
live in; excellent quarters. modern
convenienceS: complete care 4 chill
dren in .motherless home; salary
open. Call ia. S-60la: Ill
able, experienced. ,colored mani Al
references required; steady and per-
manent employment; good salary.
5la-day week: located in d. c.,
convenient to busline. Telephone
LIVE III G.Hw.. exper., fond of
children; pvt. room and BATH refs
MAID. honest, reliable. for rooming
house; downtown elev. Apply mgr,
M h5rf hsse III Heller hiT teen-ase sirl
not attending school: live in; small
salary. LU; l-65l@. ,o,,o,, IlhH9in
G alaSter to PHONE ATs IT, f ssas6 yns
LADY, white, live in; meals; small
pay: g.h.w., some cooking. part
time child care; Sun, most ewes,
and Sat. of. TIE. e-65s1. s to, g.
COUPLE, settled. live in; Chevy
Chase 5ha days. 2 in family; .wom-
an. cook. g.h.w.; man. have Job but
do odd Jobs here. OIL, 2-4756.. 10
COUPLE = Top pay to experienced
couple, cooking, gh.w and garden
ing; beautiful living quarters OIL
1900, Ia
LIyL IN, nearby Va; child care,
INV; local ref; good salary, 81
days. OF. 4-a33a. -
COLORED MAID to work in white
beauty shop; top salary; must have
beautician's license and be intelli-
ply in person. 1907 Tuckerman ST..
NV. 10
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PAPER HANGING

PAPER HANGING
2 average rooms $37 30 up, paper
included. Quality work; white me-
chanic: Call HA. 2-7225 for free
estimate. 10
PLASTERlNG, waterproofing, fire.
PROBING: wall scraping: free estl-
mates. Ii. 4-1439. Ii. 1-9057. -21
REPAIRS, old and new
work. large and small Jobs. Reas.
White nechs.. work guar. JU. 9-4154.
PLAsTERING REPAIRS, new work
and patching: reasonable prices
work guaranteed OIL. 2-56nS. Ii
AND REPAIR. also
painting: 1st-clasS mech; large or
small RA. 3-9f47 Ill
AND HEATING, repair
ing, remodeling. new work: work
guar: free estimates. RA. 3-6426.
ROOFING. all types; cutters. spolts;
THOMAS. WA. 7-7a52
TN REPAIR and service. Call no. q
679S
UPHOLSTERY and carpet cleaning;
in your own home; completely guar
anteed. Ju. 1921. REX SERv-
IF YOUR Tv SET needs repairs call
RIA. $4,000 and We will send you a
serviceman for only SI.99. Credit
terms avail. on shop repairs. Ia
ADD A SCREENED outdoor liv. rm
S249 complete. LESCO, HA. 1866
or LO. 4-7331. Ia