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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04
Towel Patty ShaWley, blue.
Bows Activities


one of the morning activities
was tractor operators contest in
which eight Garrett county All
boys competed The winner was
George Bishoff, Frendsville, who
will represent the county i'm the
state contest at Timonium
Two All boys exhibited high
grade sheep. Arthur Fitzwater, of
Swanton, showed Hampshires and
John Wildesen, of the White Church
section, showed Suffolks
A total of IS exhibits were pre-
pared by the girls for All Rally
Day Top blue ribbons in the dress
showing were won by Misses Marie
Bowman and Judith Bucket, while
Miss Margaret White took top hon
ors for demonstration.
Miss Bowman, 16-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Harland Bow
man, McHenry, received her ribbon
for her "dressy' dress A member
of the Accident All Club for six
years, she has acted as assistant
leader for the club during the past
year
Miss Bucket, who won her ribbon
for her school dress, is IA and the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Bucket Bittinger She has been a
member of the Bittinger Club for
five years
Miss White, whose demonstration
was on Measuring for Cooking"
is the l0-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold White, Route 219,
Oakland She has been a member
of the Monte Vista Club for one
year.
In addition, the All girls ex-
hibits included baked goods. crafts,
canning and art work. The Bit
finger All boys had a booth de
picting a model maple sugar camp.
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Farmers Picnic

Continued From Page one
blue.
Dorothy Glotfelty blue.
Cookies-Patty ShaWley, Judy
Bucket Joyce Sisler. blue; Ruth
Ann Bethel, Patty Shawley Judy
Bucket. Margaret White, Rayman
Jean Weeks. Betty Lou Bittinger,
red: Jane Hanst, Barbara 10 Rice,
Florence Emory, Nancy Bittinger,
white.
Meats-Judy Bucket. red; Jean
Beachy, white.
Fruit-Jean Beachy, red.
Muffins-Florence Emory. red.
Swedish Tea Ring-Judy Bucket
blue; Dorothy Glotfelty, red.
Vegetables-Patty Shawley, Jean
Beachy. blue; Judy Bucket, red.
Rolls, Judy Bucket. blue.
Cinnamon Rolls Judy Bucket.
blue.
Chiffon Cake-Judy Bucket, blue.
Yellow Cake-Jean Beachy. blue.
Cake. Florence Emory. white
Jelly Judy Bucket Bittinger,
white.
Observation-Disclosures White,
blue
Three Closet Accessories-Judy
Bucket, red.
Shoes and Belt-Susan Porter,
blue
Tray-Marie Bowman, blue.
Pillow Case-Judy Bucket, blue.
Three Toys-Judy Bucket, blue.
Flower arrangement-Judy Buck
el, blue.
Record Book-Judy Bucket, blue,
Pictures = Iva Jane Alexander,
blue.
Mat, Plate and Napkin - Judy
Bucket blue.
Toy-Jean Beachy, red.
Candy Florence Emory. blue
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04

Mrs Alfred Aronhalt Davis. W.
Va
Carmel Terrant visited the
Childs' families Thursday before
leaving for Pittsburgh to visit rela-
tiVcs.
Virgil Miller. Murrayville, visited
the Elmer Clarks Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Willie ChildS and
daughter Peggy were recent week
end guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank ChildS
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blamble and
daughter Jamie were Sunday din
ncr guests of Mr.. and Mrs George
KcrinS. Tunnelton. They called on
MIR and Mrs Dan Houck King
wood, ON their way home Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Del Signore
and children spent their vacation
in Ocean City last week.
Sunday visitors Of the Childs
families were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Childs and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Childs
Tony Terrant spent the weekend
at his home in Red Oak.
Darwin Cooper spent the week
end with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Brown Cooper.
Gcolge Stanya, Cleveland. was
weekend guest of relatives here.
His wife and children, who had
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Del Signore, returned
home with him
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Childs and
Shirley Childs visited Mrs. Nola
Rhinehart, Oakland, Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Blamble and
Jamie were recent Sunday guests
Of Mrs Theta MaXey. Other guests
were Shirley Roth, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Wolfe and Helen.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bittinger
were Sunday dinner guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Virgil Han
lin, Bayard.
Rev. and Mrs. Ross Speicher and
Iva Kathryn called on the William
Bittingers on Friday
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West Virginia FLA.
Chapter Get Rotines

All nine chapters of the North
ern Federation of Future Farmers
of America received outstanding
ratings at the 9th Annual Leader
ship Conference and State Conven-
ton held at Jackson's Mill, w. Va,
July 22-26.
The Northern Federation also
had two members elected to the
state executive board of FLA at
the recent conference William Col
Inns, Terra Alta, was elected presi-
dent, and Robert Kelly. Morgan
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04
PAGE SEVEN

town, w Va, was chosen reporter
The local chapters also emerged
from the conference with high
standing in softball.
The first meeting Of the year was
held at this time by the Northern
Federation and the agenda in
Guided making necessary changes
in the program of activities and
setting dates and places for future
meetings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04

period have been recorded, but it
is very probable that such remains
do exist since they are known from
surrounding areas. There are re-
mains of the Archaic, Early Wood
land. Middle Woodland. Late Pre-
historic and possibly the Historic
periods
Extensive work in the future is
needed before the various phases
of each major period can be clear
~ defined. 1t would seem TO be
only natural to find a great num-
Der of interesting manifestations
in Garrett County because of its
position between the cultures of
the Ohio valley to the northwest
and those Of the Potomac and Pied
mont areas to the southeast
Reprinted from Glades Star
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04
Rodeheuver Reunion

The Rodeheaver family reunion
has been scheduled for Sunday,
7, at the Mt Lake Park
At two p. m. there will
be talent roundup and musical
Relatives and friends are
invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04

In largest cash deal in movie his
tory Howard Hughes sold RkO
studio and assets to General Tire
and Rubber company for 25 mil
lion dollars.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04

Justice department abandoned
81 year legal struggle to prove
perjury charges against Owen Lat
timore.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04
SUM MARY

There is considerable variety and
time depth to the archaeological re-
mains of Garrett County, Maryland
When man first entered the area is
at present unknown. No materials
representative of the Paleo-Indian
Evening star., 1955-05-29

and moved in l7l6 to New
Haven, Conn.,, which never has
been the same since.
TownieS, never too impressed
with the college boys, reached a
peak of resentment in 1884, when
they trained three cannon on the
campus and threatened an all
out bombardment. Cooler heads
prevailed at the last minute.
Since then, New Haven citi-
zens have come to realize the
cultural advantages that accrue
from a great university - with
one of the worlds leading H.
braries - in their midst. Honors
meted out to outstanding local
heroes like Levi Jackson haven't
hurt either.
Yale was called simply The
Collegiate School" when it
opened. 1t ran up a deficit in its
first year Of something like $50
pounds. When merchant Elihu
Yale volunteered to make it up,
grateful trustees bestowed his
name upon the whole works.
THE ORIGINAL CAMPUS.
centering about the pre-Revolu-
ton, red-bricked Connecticut
Hall, is what ''Old Blues" love
best to recall. Many take a dim
view of the elaborate new scho-
lastic plans and construction. To
them there's something nouveau
even about the 10 impressive
Evening star., 1955-05-29

structures made possible in the
,2O's by Edward HarkneSs.
They like also to prattIe on
about Whifenpoofs harmonic
ing Were poor little lambs
who have lost our way in the
warmth of Mory's, and the out
moded football rallies with var
Sity captains in white turtle
necked sweaters posing against
the Yale fence, and the days
when heroes like Walter Camp
trod the Eli gridiron.
Football championships, alas.
no longer come to New Haven.
Evening star., 1955-05-29

"S' we ~sSsS " s0tC SOdt9
Even the chant of For God, for
country, and for Yale" is now
regarded as a candidate for the
greatest anti-climax in the Eng
Iish language. 1t was to supplant
this toast that a young under
graduate named Cole Porter
wrote a less pretentious lyric
about 1912. II went, Bulldog,
Bulldog, Bow, Wow, Vow"
Some also ascribe Yale's
''BOOla, Boola'' song to Porter,
but authority Sig Spaeth says it's
not SO. He traces ii back to 1897,
when Porter was only four years
old.
ONE HALL0WED CUSTOM.
recently abolished at Yale was
Tap Day." when privileged
Juniors were picked for the six
big senior societies. Early on a
May evening at the stroke of S,
senior members Of Skull and
Bones, VOLTS Head, Scroll and
Key. Book and Snake, BerzeIius
and Elihu clamped their candi-
dates on the back. The Slam
ming Of windows in the societies
This Week Masasime - May 20. 1855
Evening star., 1955-05-29

X7ALE lJniver-
Il sity, second
in age only to
Harvard among
the larger seats
Of learning in
A merlca, was
founded in I70l
Evening star., 1955-05-29

This Week Masasi"e - May 20. 1855
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
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COMPLETELY EQUIPPED SHOP,
specializing in Formica tops and
natural wood cabinets. These cabi-
nets are custom built to your speci-
fications and needs. All work guar
anteed. Phone us for estimate.
PROSTATE BLDG. SUPPLY co.
Box 45 Clinton. Md. CY. 1927.
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HELP-DoMESTic

coon. G.H.w.-colored: exper.: $50
per week; 5 days: city refs; 70
to IS; NV. section. EN-. 1852
G.H.w.. PLAIN COOK. child care:
live In: recent in-toyn refs: re-
'uirsd; S35 week. OIL. 4-ll47;
G.H.w. and cooking: local references
and health card: pvt. rm. and bath:
S35 per wk. .JU. 9-9366. =
CIV, i've IN. cook. serve, down
week: $40. DE. 2-617s or PA.
HOUSEKEEPER-NURSE. white. live
in. for semi-inyalid and employed
couple; refs. wo. 6-7344 y
HOUSEKEEPER. colored or white to
live in: 8 days: must be capable
age 25-45: refs, Phone uN. 4-769".
Ink. and companion to elderly
VIII White son sSs ir ys o sm1 Week ends
MAID. 70 clean and cook for naval
oficerS: hours, > to pm: must
be experienced in buying and cook
ing. and have own transportation:
beautiful new house, latest equip-
ment, bonus ARRANGEMENT. Cal JE.
. pm. weekdays: must have refs.
WOMAN. care for 3-yr -old child,
Inv. some cooking; must be able
to stay some nights, EN-. zoo 50.
WHITE HoUsEKEEPER and child
care: 40 to 60; live in: 500 mo-;
finest home. ~. 5:330S. II
COUPLE, experienced; man. driving.
gardenine: woman. cooking and
Eh.w., with references only: for
, adults: excel quarters, good sal
s Err WHITE WOMAN. to care
for 2 children during day. room
and board and salary: no house
WOMAN, care for . boys. 3 mos. and
= yrs: light housework; prefer live
in. Pc. 1926. I'll
EMP. MOTHER desires white house
keeper fpart-time care Of . chill
drenl Room. board. salary. OF.
CHILD CARE: r.h.w.: cookins; So
days: stay some nishts: GOOD sal
airy: good ref. req; TU. 2-:77S.
-
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SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

CLERICAL - Some bookkeeping,
s cashier r and typing exper SWISS;
ploma. BOX 298-D, Star. %
NURSE, white, Christian. expert
eneed. will do night duty: reason
able: drives. 10. 3-64S2.
SPANISH LADY wishes employment;
maid, g.h.w.: top references: g.
day week. Hu: 3-62IS.
rates: white. IA. 7-5194. II
C0LORED-Practical grad. nurse
desires day duty. HU. 3-4779.
COLORED GIRL, exper., desires
shoIt-order cooking; ref. LII.
1885. u
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NruATloNS-MEN

BRICKLAYER. foreman. exper. with
VA and FLA construction. Call
after q pm. TIE. 6-0676. II
CLERICAL WORK, some typlng.
bookkeeping. Swiss, speaks English,
German, French; have teachers di-
ploma. Box 25S-D, Star. -
DRIVER, tractor-trailer or heavy
truck: local or long distance; de-
pendable: good refs. DU. 7-3sS6.
cost accounting, tmkpg.;
l5 years experience. Minimum S75
EXPERIENCED accordionist and
pianist, mature man, Unexpectedly
open for engagements. Immediate
reply. ME. S-1543 or ST. 3-4773.
MAN, desires desires houseman or
porter, and can drive, have d. c.
permit and references. LII. 7-296S.
81"
COL0RED MAN wants truck driving
or trailer: local or long distance.
References Ii T-I65i II
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AUTOMOBILE TITLE
AND TAG CLERK

opening for title and tag
clerk. D. c., Nd, and Va, expert
ence necessary. Excellent starting
salary. disqualification plan. vaca-
ton with pay, etc.
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10. 600 to S5.n0n BTU. some with
blowers and thermostatS; large
assort.; guar BLOCKS, 1746 Lee
hwy, mr.. Key Bridge, ia. $500;
1910 Baltimore aye. WA. 1851.
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HELP-WoMEN

TYPlsT Permanent position for
capable typist with experience in
resident desired. Phone CIR. s.
1000. Ext. 312 for appointment.
As w.p.m., PIX experience
pref, but not essential; 35-hr. wk..
pleasant working conditions. Apply
IN person; HIGHWAY EXPRESS
TYPIsT, permanent position with
insurance company: 35-hr. week.
st. srd a. MRS. MAJOR. 81
- Cavalier Coffee shop.
$500 l4th ST. NV. Do not phone.
WAITRESS n:II.sIsS ", white: RehtT S
or after pm. RossITER SEA
FOOD GRILL, 4132 Georgia ave.
MATTRESSES. fuli-time and part
eR1sso REsrA iG%sS; 4 sso f4th
sii TnRiTE;ss white, young. expert.
enced; good salary. 6-day week,
geo az tips; Apply at JoHNNY's.
store. Apply between / and Q pm.
1917 You st. NV. 81
LADIES (2). 1888. white. who
would like part-time employment,
4 hours daily: we can prove earn
ings OF $50 weekly: no experience
REQUIRED. 624 Bond BLDG. 1404
N. Y. ave. NV. II
tosrspS.r: Disssante disni i w eaP: !:
can earn s5O-S75 per week.
ROBERTS STUDIO. 22l7 Nichols
ave Sc, LII. 4-5Ibo II
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Must move entire stock, New lA55
Frlgtdaire. GE. West, Gibson, Adj
miral and Norge refer. All in
sealed cartons: fully guaranteed.
No reasonable offer refused. Open
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PARTS
LISTING

Midwest technical writing
firm has opening for man
ager Of a parts listing de-
partment. Experience in
government parts listing,
including tabular list Of
parts compilation, essen
tial, Incentive program
provides a share in depart
ment profits. Reply in con-
fidence to THE MISCHKA
CO., Burlington, Wis.
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SINGER

white, over 81. exper. or inexper d,
full or part time. cAP'N GUYS
CLUB. 1919 New York ave. NV:
additions nightly. after . pm. .
STENOGRAPHER. nationally oper-
ated CO.: pleasant working condi-
tons: 37is-hour week: paid vaca-
ioia s5 pp' st. i nv AA'"ioH s.
STENOGRAPHER-Immediate OPEN
Ing for capable young woman under
80, in public relations dept. OF
large association; 5.day, 4n-hour
week, good salary. Call Mr.. RAGS
DALE. Ma. $4,000. -
sTENOGRAPHER, experienced, age
limit, 35 years: 371z-hr. week. time
and = half for overtime; paid va
cation and sick leave. Prefer resi-
nearby Fairfax Co. Good starting
salary, For appt phone JE, A.
1300, Mr.. TUDOR. II
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CASHIER


CASHIER CIGAR CLERK. active
refs nee. Day work. No Sundays
IIArha Hiier1is DRUa6s.0 'i 18th "P md
ciGSsRs II cLhE;ssk. p.rt..ime ewes. and
alternate .Sats or Sundays; exper
eii 4AERggy pH Il RsIse5 0a 4so p SSi
cIERIcAL. knowledge of bookkeep-
Ing, fling, prefer former automotive
enlploye who knows tag and title
work. Must be hard worker. 5la-
day week. Salary depends on ex-
pefienSe DSn,, apply unless quail ,ndi
CLERK for once; must be accurate
Monday co ie Z R fcE CREAM f,sil
CO 4lH Canal ST. Sc -
CLERk-TfPlST, permanent position
Tor CAPABLE person with recent ex-
P srisnce IN general once WORK.
Phone CIR. $4,000, Ext. az, for
CLERKs for filing and varied work.
5-day, 5-hr. week, $45: paid
vacation vacation s SICK leave ana , 9sher
CIERK-TYPIST. 1885, in insurance
claims department. Opportunity for
Advancement, MRS. REFS. $40
Woodward Bldg. DI. 1910. ---3
CLERK-TYPIST, alternate hours,
each week. z am-3 pm. and 3
pm.-lI pm. Pleasant working con-
permanent position. Apply assist.
ant manager, HOTEL WASHING
TON. 18th and Pa. ave. NV. II
white: permanent
position in credit once: pleasant
working conditions SOUTHERN
DISCOUNT CO.. sol r. /. ave. ne,
DU. 7-S415. 10
CLERK -TYPIST for educational in
stitute; 5-day week. annual and
sick leave. group disqualification
salary open: pleasant working con-
ditions. Call HO. 2-1520 after 10
am. for appointment. 81
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sITUATloNs-poMEsTIc

WE WANT TO FIND a good Job for
our wonderful cook-maid; good
with child. AID. 4-6023, Ii. 6-71 16.
WOMAN WANTS full-time lob or
days work: good cook. Call Ii. A.
WHITE WOMAN, to care for Q chill
dren and g.h.w.: 8 days week: live
in: s15 per wk.. plus room and
board. 10. 1880 after 6 pm. i"
GIRL wants day
work OIL. general housekeeping; s
am. to 4 pm. Ii. 3-3490. II
WHITE WOMAN wishes housework
from 9-5. Box 255-D. Star. l.
EXPER. C0L0RED LADY. desires
g.h,w or child care; days wk: no
cooking: good refs. LII. 2-2343,
GIRL desires work of
any kind; willing TO work g.hE.:
ref Di. 7-7333. l.
COLORED LADY, wishes days work;
reliable, earnest; references. 10, q
1901. Il
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. stradivarius. uncondi.
tional guarantee; excel. cond: mus,
sell for a reasonable offer. RE. 3.
AMERICAN BRoADTAu JACKET.
Also Silver Fox Neckpiece. Good
cond WO 6-3S45. I'll
ANTIQUE CHEST, dough tray 400
yrs, Sl5; Hollywood bed. Ho. =
ANTIoUEs-THE LAMP. $50 "
Broad St, Falls Church Va: sellinG
out: prices reduced
AUTO SAFETY BELT KIT. SS.95:
SIT pr. DOMINION ENGINEERING
4 SALES. 800 Pennington dr.,
B iY 7 CARRIAGE. aqua. folding,
makes into car bed; . mos. old
BANJO, j-strine, good condition
S65, EN-. 3-216S. II
BAIHTUBs. new and used, basins,
toilets, at lowest prices, BLOCK s,
l146 Lee hwy, ia. $500
BED. hospital, drop sides. nearly
new, special built: very old marble
top dresser, in nice condition: old
hall rack, in good condition: .
matching RUGS. 9xl2 each. | rug
gxl2, rug Sxi2. with matching
hall runner. Phone CIR. 3-0S99.
BEDROOM SUITE, Hepplewhite. ma
hoeany, i pcs. Price includes :.
mirrors. springs, vanity bench and
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GAS HEATERS

49, 5000 - A1ANhS
10. 600 to $1,000 BTU. some with
blowers and thermostats; large
assort.; guar. BLOCKS. 1746 Lee
hwy, mr.. Key Bridge, ia. $500;
46l0 Baltimore ave. WA. 1851.
GAS RANGES. new, used; repair oil
coal. gas ranges. ACME STOVE.
lOll 18th st. nv, MA. S-Sa52
GAS RANGE 42-inch Roper. good
condition; $50. DI. 7-5s2s II
GAS RANGE. Tappan de luxe, AL
G Sssd RaSGEc aiw JU use Ss insssat3on
PEERLESS SAILS CO, 2257 Ga.
GOLF CLUES. ieft-hand set; 3
S4eds' : irons 9ns5 and leather nsS;
HEATERS, ranges, stoves: new, used
STOVE l0ll 9TH NV, MA s.s952.
MANTLEPIECE, hand-carved Puerto
Rican mahogany. -4xI4xS4 inches:
never used; Sl25. CT. $1,000.
MULTmITH. 1927, 6M impression,
party: must see TO appreciate: S625.
Gail WE. 5-6l6T. Il
MuLTILITH, latest model 1850.
E. H. WALKER SUPPLY CO, 40
Cue 8; ne Washinston' D. C..
ORGANS, after Xmas clearance Of
demonstrators and rental electronie
organs at great savings. KITS,
1890 @ ST NV. RE. 7-621@. 81
PIANO, baby grand. good as new;
1923 or best offer; NV. AID. 2-3059.
PIANOS Rent first. buy later plan,
Famous make pianos. yours to try.
only So weekly fincludes free les
sons for adultsl No obligation to
buy KITS. 1880 G st. NV, RE.
PIANO. Concord spinet, Used very
little. New guarantee. Reduced to
$}65. KITS, 1880 G st, NV.
PIANOS - Clearance of returned
from rental spinet pianos. Save up
e 1855 So g St on 1ate RE- R0d ds$19 klTTsi
EoUiPMENT@5 imposi.
ton stones, steel tops. size 80 in.
x5l in. . Linotypes. model is.
number 23216: model Is, number
232l7, i makeup frame. 20 in.
b bo as r. NTH n ss sess pF v az ere 5P
m n4m0 sr5n q proof press fhsns
RECORD MAKER, phone. and PA
system comb, tBelD; cuts 80. A.
and, IS; less han ", old, Never
R Iifa asR a 'I 5s Hotpoint, 't
Gu. f.; excel. cond; automatic
defrost and full length freezer:
REFRIGERATOR, GE; excel. work.
ing cond, New, white gas range:
excel, cond. $50 ca. JU. 5-0965.
REFRIGERATOR. GE. 10 Gu. It.
quiet, clean, perfect condition; SIS.
s24.5o. electric.
eas. guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES.
FIJI Ga .a ays nv, De r,n; 5htS'
rebuilt: some guar, a wear; 500
up, FREDERICK'S. INC. 1905
l4th st. ia. $4,000; 1880 Georgia
ave. n W. RA. $4,000.
used $3.50 up
guaranteed: delip lee, stock. ACME
STOVE. l011 9TH NV: MA. $685..
REFRIGERATOR SALE
Must move entire stock New 1855
Frisidaire. GE. West, Gibson. Ad-
sealed cartons: fully guaranteed.
No reasonable offer refused. Open
Standard Tire & Battery Co.
10th and H SITS. NE, Ii, 3-9Os2
RUGS co., 9xl2 oriental-desiEn
SIS; sacrificing for $50. ORR
ENTAIL RUG MART, 1906 G st, NV.
SAW, metal cutting band, IL inch;
$50. Ju. 9-S4l2. II
SAW, Mall. Gain. chain saw: new
condition: reasonable; call ia 81
o141 -
SCHOOL DESKS; children will love
them; So each. ia. 2-5432!. II
SH0PSMITH. Sl5o; !. hip. motor;
Sl.. Du. 5-S4ST.- II
STOVE. WEL-BILT by Rohertshaw;
apt, size; used | yr; excel. Co,;d.:
S25. Cal! before . pm, so. 5-96l5
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building s" tilt arbor saw, $40.
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SHANNON &LUCHS co.

OPERATOR. regular
and relief. Carlton House: sir-con-
ditioned 4s5-unit apt. bldg. $500
Wisconsin ave. NV Secretarial.
telephone service: excellent environ.
ment and good salary for person
able and dependable woman. be-
tween 80 and go. Call EN- 2.SSO6
after ] pm for apt to be inter
SOLICITORS; expert
ence preferred. Call from your
home. In virginia. Call RE. 7-7a,77.
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for executive: must be
willing to assume responsibility
Salary open. Contact Mr.. PHILLIPS,
HO 2-5560 81
SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER. under
-, expert typist, shorthand; small
national veterans organization
modern air-cond. ONCE: SOS to
start: 5-dar week: hours 9.5. Boz
SECRETARY. sTENoGRAPHER. law
once, experienced, age 1885, no
overtime or Saturday work. Salary,
$500: Cali Tuesday. ST. 3-3372.
Q sECRETARY-TYPIsTs. proficient
In shorthand, steady employment
with weli-established active In.
dnstry, Good salary and working
conditions in modern, well-located
ONCE bids. Pension plan In opera
ton: Atten. MRS. GRIMM. Box So
sHIRT UNIT OPERATORS. exper.
only. on Prosperity 2-Eirl shirt
unit; Good salary. excel, working
cond. Apply ready for work. SWIFT
CLEANERS 100 r ST NV .