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The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
Virginia Elks
Give $1,000
to NAACP

NEWPORT NEWS. Va The
Daughters and Bills OF the
Virginia State Association OF the
Elks' have pledged $1,000 10 the
NAACP. The action was taken
al an annual convention here.
Expressing endorsement o.
the NAACPs current program,
the Elks pledged $500 10 the
Associations Fight for Free
dom campaign and $500 for an
NAACP life membership.
Robert II johnson Of Phila-
delphia, Grand Exalted Ruler Of
the Elks and a member Of the
NAACP's life membership com.
rittee. congratulated the vir.
ginia Elks for their action.
He revealed that Elkdom
throughout the United States
mas contributed more than SAB.
900 10 various units of NAACP.
A rare and beautiful manu-
script BOOK OF HOURS, dat
ing back to the 18th century,
has been presented to the De-
troit Public Library by Mrs.
Arthur B. McGraw. member of
the board Of directors of the
Friends of the Library.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09

Gloria and Andy hit the jack
pot Sunday night on the s64, 900
Challenge program. over wJBK-
TV. Inasmuch as both had tied
the previous week for the right
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hcnc Shirley HghSay South continue Falmouth
10 Turn Rlt RoGd ends at properties. " = -
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The widely used Boeck index Of
building costs reports this month
that national average construc-
ton costs, already their highest
In history. rose seven hundredths
OF ! per cent in April. This was
the oath consecutive month thai
an increase was recorded, the
reporting firm said.
4 \ 4 X
Home building volume this
year could be sharply curtailed
by a scarcity Of mortgage funds,
Frank Calcara, first vice presi-
dent Of the Washington Home
Builders Association, said to-
day.
at is more important than
ever that additional sources Of
mortgage credit be made avail
able to home buyers" he said.
\ X 4 X
Harvey L. Jones, president of
the Washington Real Estate
Board, said today the organiza-
TONS Business Property Leasing
Committee has launched store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-02

vacancy survey in the District.
The survey viii tabulate data by
city sections, and win report to
the board early this month.
X \ +
The fourth annual summer
conference Of the Maryland
Real Estate Association viii be
held at Ocean City, Nd, be-
tween June 81 and %.
The New York Life Insurance
Co. said today q corporation
formed by M. T. Broyhill & Sons
has obtained a $l.05O. 900 loan for
construction of II two-story
garden apartment buildings in
an area at Shirley highway and
Twenty-sixth street, Arlington.
The development will be known
as Shirley Park apartments, and
will contain 181 apartments.
4 \ 4 X
The Mutual Clients Exchange
announced today Fred Pickett
has been named vice chairman,
and Gustav Charles, educational
officer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-02
MoundGurden
Gains Favor

The mound garden is so re.
freshing and stimulating as 9
landscape idea that you are prob.
ably going to see it used more
and more.
Basically. the mound garden is
nothing more than a raised bee
whose limits aren't rigidly delin-
Gated by wood or masonry. II
can take all sorts of shapes and
serve many functions - create
privacy, introduce a third dimen-
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sion into a nat garden. or simply
serve as a place to grow plants
that need better than average
drainage.
In many cases the natural ter
rain Of your garden will suggest
the location and shape Of a
mound, an article in Sunset mag
azine says.
The condition Of the soil in q
mound garden is all-important.
1t has to be porous so water
doesn't run of. It has to contain
a good amount Of such moisture
retaining materials as peat. leaf
mold, rotted manure, or wood
'shavings because q raised mound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-02

garden dries out faster than a
fiat bed.
Most mound gardens are plant
ed with nat or low. growing
ground covers, with an occasional
vertical accent. However, almost
any type Of planting works II It's
in scale with the mound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-02


o the ud
Wonderful pdS Gnd Son the sot Of the carefully controlled
o in
contains the
view the
Kodiak mirror., 1956-04-14

 ley, Ed Martin, H. c. Fairhurst, Ollie Brooks, Ralph Campbell, S. H.. Branson and Lydon Slaton. P.
 The following were outgoing pas sengers this week:
 M. J. Lynch, H. G. Fairhurst, Ben Wallace, Edward Martin, w. Hakkenen, James Scroggs, John Palmer, Arthur Wilson, Harold Wick, Edward Pecore, Robert Mur- ray, Geo. Bidwell, Ray Gallant, Herman Durall, Elias Iuenga, J. c. Shelby, Louis Brown, Joseph Morris, Russell Doss, Donald Kais- CT, Richard Hunt, E. M. Serden- verg, A. J. Beers, Frank Urban,
Kodiak mirror., 1956-04-14
ESne A .~ssAsg4>
 \. 7.N v 3:1 E;AI ! E:
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ! Excellent 1 bdrm house with view located near shopping area. $200O down will handle.
 2 bdrm home, completely furn. Located outside city limits on Mill Bay Rd. Total selling price only 5000.
 2 bdrm furn. house outside city limits on Mission Rd. Selling for $65OO.
 1 bdrm house on Alder Lane. Selling for $4T00.
 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 2 unfurniShed 1 bdrm. apts. in downtown area.
 INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
 BANK OF KODIAK
 Phones 2222, 46S1, 223S
Kodiak mirror., 1956-04-14

|.
 Herman Malutin, Joan Poland, C.. A. Ryderberg, Jess Poland, Mary Morlan, Miss Van Horn, Ralph Campbell, Joseph Bush, Frederick Bright, K. w. Klockenbrink, A. E. Henriksen, Clifford Frederick, L. NJ. Servers, Wm. Smith, Charles Pugh, Leonard Hopkins, Benjamin Golodoff, Wm. Torsen, John PeStri- koff, Lonnie Banner, Burton Havi- land, Cecelia Rohrich, Wm. Cooley, Harry Nelson, Frances AndeaS, Leonard Johnson, Felix Aubuchon, Gladys Aubuchon, F. Fisher, F. l.. Richardson, L. H. Steuart, L. J. Steuart, Chas. Terrell, Al Chouir- hard, Edward Brehn, Major Temp le, Capt. Ellingson, Ray Pruitt, Ben Kraft, Emil Knudsen, Donald Modie, L. M. Seivers, J. Sharpe, c. Dyer, J. Bennett, Wm. Bennett, H. Bennett, K. Dyer, Alvina Deming, Roy Brobeck, Richard Afford, w.
 w. Atkinson, Ralph Naughton, Jack Hensley, Frank Marshall, Emmett Blair and Melvin Beddall
Kodiak mirror., 1956-04-14
PLANE TRAVEL fHfs WEEK

The following were incoming passengers via PNA this week: T
 Walter Osterback and Mrs. Jac. obson, enroute to Sand Point. Al vine Deming, D. J. Marble, Chris Pouisen, Earl Hillstrand, Nj. J. Lynch, Mir. Rieder, Mir. Coles, Mir. Hellegso, Mir. Kenne, Glen Robin son; Ben Wallace, Wesley Gillian, Bill Macdonald, Chas. Pugh, Clar- ences King, Mir. Morland, Miss Van Horn, Mir. Funkenbusch, Jeff Johnson, Robert Morrison, c. A. Ryderberg, Chas. Terrell, William Streah, s. Coyle, Donald McKinn, Norman Hindenberg, Frank West
Kodiak mirror., 1956-04-14
CHANGES, IN NUMBERS :,
 ANNOUNCED BY PHONE CO.,:

A number of changes of tele- phone numbers have been an nounced by the Kodiak Telephone Company. These changes will ap- pear in the new directory which is now being printed, As a service to our readers we print herewith changes which have occurred al-
Kodiak mirror., 1956-04-14
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
(Contihued from Page D

over there, and when told about the incident, he stated emphatical- ly: "It wasn't any of our cows they're better hammered" Possibly it wanted to get back to Kodiak and save him the trouble of talk ing hay over to Woody.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-04-14
NOTICE

If you can not get us on phone 3131, call 4303 for oil delivery. Or flee hours, 1 pm. 10 5 pm. Mon day through Thursday, l pm to ' pm. Friday.
 Thompson Transfer
Kodiak mirror., 1956-04-14

NoO get avch more ''Vio 4Iosao lins".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11

FOAM Observation-Disclosures. $50:
su'hhl0edsi c2sfk 2 ssfs n ye r. NV.
FOAM RUBBER cur ANY SHAPE
dilliiand. sIiS D NV Ex. S.6635
FUR COAT. mouton lamb. size 10.
n good condition. $50. Call ewes.
HA. 2-3662. --13
FURNISHINGS. complete for enc.
apt. incl. household articles: apt.
AVAILABLE. MA. S-50i6, 1915. Ill
FURN1TUnE-3 modern rooms. al.
most new: must sell. 20. S-e722.
FURNITURE. UNCLAIMED - sofa.
$3ss: Tsrbi I:as chest q drawers:
sprins. S.: club chair. SO: bed.
S5: oee. chair. IS: studio couch.
$50: loyeseat. S56; dropleaf table,
$40: hide-a.way bed. $66; deak,
$l2. We also do reuph.; sofa and
chair incl. labor and material. $50
an; and upi Ups siipcoyers: sots snG chair All
up. Custom f Inn MADE .i turn. and md ODD
pieces. We do rennishing. cabinet
work. ANTIQUE restorins. GAMING,
HcFThaANN UPHo od.SfTss s447
18th st. NV. CO. b~511O. To-
cond.; pedrm. suite
and various mise: pieces. Call CO.
FURNITURE, double oak desk. !
solid OAK ONCE table; will deiiyer.
entire contents OF s.
room home, including piano, and
auto. washer. LU. 2-5343. --10
- Bradbury upright
Grand piano, studio couch, lined
oak dining room table and four
chairs, overstufied chair and otto
man. cedar chest. IA. $3.50. after
z pm. 12s
FURNifURE-Bedroom suite; blond:
top grade: twin beds. 5 pieces;
plus Beautyrest mattresses; excel.
condition.; $50; sofa and chair:
Kroehier brand with custom made
seat covers; excel cond.: $40.
Pvt. party. Call JE. 3-37b1 after
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

sn.w'-Attrae. ssie. -dSie. rm.. 81 VIZ.
alSo Y YAK e. kN.W wv vi rooms rooms.
some with pvt bath; distinctive
address: daily maid service: 24;hr.
switchboard; rates. $3.50 up weekly.
c 81 I've Ssk. ns, shere ham z:
G fna. No. Rs'' ai-6 Rss e or Ap. 4-ss5S.
DESIRABLE, nr. 18TH and columoi.
5dsRPd-h sgle' h fTSnt 7l re; home i p
en-: ssle.. dble rms: clean; beaut.
NEW tpsh'' H AMI Rains' aossE.s Fla
New Hampshire ave.--Newly deco
rated rooms. maid. no. 2-SSS2..
1900 MASS. ,,1 AVE r.. s.w W. ,s,a,,
,9 msi0 a seTy'f sT. N.w.@ warn sinsl.
rm., 1850 week; also large Ink.
N Tn' e csoSNlNl..-cArHrpRAL AvIfs.-
Lge. front newly dec, beaut;, furn;:
only S32 mo; man. no. 2-330s.
174o p ST. NV, THE churchill,'-
Clean, sRle. rms, running water.
maid service: So UP. NO. 7-9s6s.
Ill
2i47 r ST. N.W.-Retgr.. grill, sink.
clock radio. Tv. airform mattress;
SS;$l2 Ek;;, Ex; 3-s6Ss ,n..,,,,
dbles.: ldry., TV privils.: 81 per
person: 81 as sgle. no. 2-532l.
LOVELY ROoMs--Young men; sgle,-
dble.; maid serv.; free parking; ~
wk. 1889 Park I'd. Du. 7-gS74.
1918 DELAFIELD PL. N.W.--Nics
frt, rm., GENTLE home: mr.. transp.;
gentleman. $50 mo. Ia. o-O05S.
17Is PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Nv
NICELY furnished room next to bath.
Convenient to everything. lis
CONTINUED on Next Pager
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REPAIRS end SERVICES

dns fssn. p'rHAlSRRs lSse sRE i heni
IMPROVEMENT CO. Ii. e-sIOO,
ADDITIONS, remodeiing, brick
cement, carpentry. and construc,
ton; terms. FE. 3-3735. 81
ADDITIONS, general repairs. paint,
ing. papsring. Free estimates. Eas,
A tefTi ~ si rcRch Ar :neIos asss
jaiousies. k,tchen" remodeiins: 3 J,
free estimates: 80 months to pay
6ECO SALES. SIT Sligo ave. Silver
Spring; ~. s,S9io day Or night 1.
lzING--All types Of home Improve.
ments. supervised and Guaranteed
Innate. ACME HOME MODERN.
ADDITIONS, 'AiTERATioNs--NoS
add o room or build that ciubrm.
unusual ideas. free estimates, E-z
BiRsiicGkxLATfNaa 'osi Alterations. i IRE
a sGeSSsA Thi 10 ~ iS1is z mSasSG S5S
CABINETS. partitions. store fixtures
made, repaired: excel. refs; guar
CARPENTEk.C ONTRACTOk Lei
me bid your plan tall or psrtl,
White mechanic. 10. 4-7713. Ill
CARPENTER -- Porches partitions
cabinets; store tix, repairs. reliable
CAST REGisTER, National. a totals
rings UP to 900, chrome. electric
type: suitable for any business
SGD. 200 18th 81. ne. la
work. no Job too small. GEOR0H
w HENSON, Jr. LII. 2.SO27. p.
ELECTRICIAN, wiring of all kinds
licensed in Md, Call any time, OIL
1854; ewes. EN-. .-SS14. --15
WIRING and repairs
New and old. Cash or terms. CO.
FENCE, chain link and all type'
OF wood. Buy now at winter prices
and pay nothing until sprine. Fol-
riE Dts5st s%sD ss al 1ss s:ddsg e So
Old floors. l0c and up: work guar
FLOOR SANDING, finishing. clean
ing and waxine; reasonable rates
Free estimate. call RIA. 6-07g5
FLOORS REr1NlsHED LIKE NV
res ces sv'' WI ' saSssS s sns time
FLOOR WORK. sanding and finish
ifls; prices reasonable, work guar
anteed. c. C. DEAToN, RIA. 6-566.
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hELP--OoAAEsTlc


BABY sITTlNG-Middle-aged LADY.
white: 5-day VIZ. boarding, rm. and
c isiIisI, ci I4 s-ssss' s,,v., - sa;;n,
u.s. MT ~ i sssss j.; 'n-d', g:ff'
postation. cal after 8 pm. IA.
GIN. W.. woman. to live In: pvt. rm.
With TX: plain cookinsi ? school
Mdfn esi Dr. s sefsssi' trs sla1 ri.
G.H.w;. FOND Of children: sxper. and
recent refs required. interviews.
Fri. II to Q. OF S3l Delafeid pi.
CIV 1--we In: on Thurs. and every
S Sse'r Ds san o sD't sasss so0m' Iy snd
G.H.w.-PIAIN Co6K-chiid care:
recent in-town references required.
full time: @35. OF. 4-Iil7. Ia
CIV Capable. live Ia. fond Of chill
afsr,; sM-dI. S Esseeksi sood salary;
HoUsEKEiE;Pks NU1RsEMAID. 80
yrs, ana up. live In. NV. section:
AN sblo REtIkR ssi eles Ex REauiRTb
Excellent salary for auaiified per-
HobsR m; f1as COMPANION M Mid
de white woman to share nice
wife; light Homework. some cook
Ing; excellent opportunity TO quail.
fsd person; RE: e-s3os. --l3
wk.; bh-day week. Apply deliea-
ha.Ti9E r.. White; ssr.
of la.mo old. Hvn d. Naif nm
rSSf2AiSsf GAZE. INV ':so' Mature
refs. required. oil. $500. ID
MAID, 1--we in. 2s-4O yrs. old: e.h.w..
a 4 sniidr si, s Swn Ty; at ccnd on.
1sfersnc. 81 ss sh' or en- 4l Iioss' local
law. other full-tins heip en-.
pieyed: exper.; local refs. nee. OIL.
GIRL. white. live in: can be middle
agsd: care Of child. VIII. 6-7502.
AZ 4 %siD ., :A.d perm: 1s.I
70 CARE ron ciirLDkEN, : and
ether heip s@Di. s sisrsS OPEN sa' E II
Will asffffe' WOMAN WANTED for ri Car.
Of youngster and light house
keeping; In Silver Spring area.
Call after $50 pm. JU. $4,000
WOMAN. under 40. good cook and
household worker: salary, $3.50 mo
shhRgly n BOZ x 2z2;q. star o;..v :; --l2
for school-age child. light house
hold duties; In exchange for good
home small salary: ample time
on; Sc. section. Cali Lu. 2.5bg0,
LIVE oUTMo.h.w. -eook. exper. with
children. 5h days. on ali day
Thurs. half day Sum: loo. refs.
sit Sat. night; S32 vk. EN-, 3-i3O3.
WOMAN. white. settled. who needs
a. home and small salary in ex-
change for taking care Of / child
and Inv. ia. s-35SS. la
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OFFICE FURNITURE
OFFICE FURN..
JANITARY RARGATNSI

JANUARY BARGAINS!
Come in and inspect our
latest huge purchase OF
fine used office furniture.
ALL TYPES OF DESKS, CHAIRS.
TABLES, FILING CABINETS,
STOR AGE CABINETS, CARD
FILES. MAP FILES, DESK LAMPS,
SOFAS. TYPEWRITER STANDS.
ETC. 49,.
SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY
Business Furniture Sales
Az L ST. NV. ME. s-15s6
OIL BURNING FURNACE, 40 btu;
never installed; $3.50 below cost.
Heayy-duty Delco emergency light
OF. S0.gal. gas-burning hot-water
heater: 80 rolls insulation. co,
ofRGt2asNs FOR RENr-spinet and
chord models. Option to buy. JOR-
DAMS, THREE STORES; corner
18th and 9 SITS. nv, Sl9s Lee
swy AT sIvss Barring 5nd sSS" oe9!Sia
PIANOS FOR RENTAL low rates.
Option 70 buy. ST. $4,000. PIANO
MART, 1915 seventh st. NV. Just
PIANOS Brand new standard make
full keyboard spinets. only $3.50.
Nationally advertised price, $685..
Mahogany finish. 10-year guarantee.
Also many values In used spinets
and consoles. ST $4,000. PIANO
above the library. Open Thurs.
evenings. ia
-Year-end clearance of re-
turned from rental and floor model
pianos; save up to 3O96 on late
n I1ede asaoI KITS 1880 @ st. Nv
PIANO BENCHES, SIS
new. Spinets. new and used. $3.50
UP. Story a. Clark. Lester, others.
Uprts. Steinway med, Sl95. Gull
branson apt size, $205. Grands.
Steinway, knabe, both rebuilt. reas,
PAUL -GOL1BART, 1865 Columbia
I'd. AID. 4-5g2S $3.50 to 9, ewes,
by appt,l. Pianos wanted; pay cash.
13s
PIANOS, fine quality spinet pianos.
g st. NV, RE, 1928, la
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sITUATIoNs---DoMEsTIc

GIRL, coiored, desires Mondays.
Wednesdays, Thursdays. References.
CoEoREbS FOREIGN WOMAN seeks
Job; diplomatic families. Call Lu.
RELIABLE coLoRED WOMAN wants
days work, Call AID. 4-2914.
YOUNG GIRL, colored. desires care
Of children and light housework.
LU. 2-1132.
GIRL desires Job as light housework-
or, or baby sitter; 8 days week
live In. DE. 2-s196. la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11
SITUATloNS-WoAEN

ACCOUNTANT, experienced, part
time. references. Ju 9-290h. ---l3
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURSE,
IL years hospital experience. de-
ssn Ies spee'Ai OF p'i'A'e ou's' Az
JEWISH WOMAN, middle aged; good
references, desires daywork 81
companion. CO. $1,000, Apt. 80,
between 3 pm, and u pm. Iii
COLORED PRACTICAL NURSE, ex-
p psr.n and a, trained Fer elderly ii
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Gigantic Sale
BUILDING
MATERIALS

Millions OF feet Of good used lumber
Nails have been removed,
2-inch framing, SC per board foot.
3-inch framing. 3Isc per board foot
Thousands Of other bargains In
doors and window sash. No. mali OF
phone orders. Delivery at slight
added cost. Budget terms arranged.
CO.. 18th and H st. ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11

LEAEN RADIO.Tv REPAIR--Pfae-
teal i6-week evening shop COURSES.
SIS wkly, TEMPLE SCHOOL. 1888
@ st. NV. ma. S-325S.
ABC SHORTHAND In 9 weeks. day
($12 wkly.l. or IL wks. ewes, t$6
wkly.D. TEMPLE Sch. Ma. S-325S.
HIGH SCHOOL AT Stand
ard texts furnished. low monthly
BOX SO, Bladensburg. Nd. or phone
uN. 4-1S20. IA
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD (PBxl
complete training. S26. MRS.
CHANDLER. HU. 3-3s24, ST; j.
pBxsREcEPTIoNIsr COURSE typ
ing FREE, 4 wks. $36; 9-j daily.
An estab. school, 50 yrs. exper.
Excel. positions. COMPARE New
classes this wk. Inquire Ma. b-2J40,
sECRET1kIEs. s66.s90 VIZ. up;
TYPlSTS, S50-S60 wk: pookkeep.
ers TO S75 wk.; recep. PIX to $50
wk.; accts. 70 500 wk. Up. Beg.
and quick review courses starting
NOW Inquire Ma. S-2340, BOYD
SCHOOL test. a. yrsJs cor. 18th
and q SITS.
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcsntl ! MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

PIANOs-JoRDANs are now hold
ing their big midwinter clearance
with dozens Of new, door samples.
slightly used and reconditioned
pianos on sale at worthwhile re-
auctions. Choice Of spinets, grands.
consoles and uprights. IN 4 vide
Lsrsss. selection ''i Il tbs p ar nshs 70
down. JoRpxN's. THREE sToREs.
corner 18th and q SITS. NV, $3.50
Lee hwy, Arlington. and 1892
Georgia ave, Silver Spfins. Sub
urban stores open every evenins
o ps5k r r. iFSnt :v,1 RoEntoWn store
PIANos--Army. Navy. AIR Force
and d MaEins personnel. Government
ana District employees can save real
It tss FAM 81 MART o. 1o Hiissrs 7es
NV. Over 100 spinets, consoles
and uprights % choose from. ST.
$4,000. PIANO MART, 1918 9TH
St. NV: dust above the library.
open Thursday EVENING" la
PIANOS FOR RENT---New ana used
spinets. consoles and grands ct
low monthly rates from Sc
monthly up). Hauling extra. OPP
son @ buy. JoRDANS. THREE
DOWNTOWN; $3.50 Lee hwy, Airing
ton, 1882 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring; suburban stores Oper every
evening park In 'front.'. Down
'own store open Thursday ewes.
POCKET and billiard tables sSip.
plies. POKER tables and games, ten
MS tables and accessories. CONN
BILLIARD e. BOWLING SUPPLY
CO.. $40, 9th st. NV, DI. 7-47lI.
POPCORN VENDING MACHINES f4).
nsed. IN good condition: 500. AP.
PoWSfEzRs f attoeT P ns,t.. ,o.,a Ia q
o-in; jetnter comb: 1.h.p. motor
.Mstand: also jig-BaN. TU, 2.O392,
kEFRiGERArO TOR for rent. brand
new; only 25e Q day, Rental may
REFRlGERATORS, used, refinished.
T Sp' ERs sfRs sHRsFs 2ss 7: sS e
l4th st.. IA. $1,000.
REFRIGERATORS, S24.5O, electric,
gas. guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES,
REFRIGERAT0Rs. used. refinished,
n usOuil fRs s1@s sss5 yHssr 81 ss az
14th ST.. IA. $1,000: 4I30 GeorgiS
ave: n;Ea RA. 3-3600.
kkFRlGERAT0RS, used, $3.50 up
guaranteed: deiiv., lge. stock, ACNE
STOVE. 1011 9TH NV: MA. 8.ANEl
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SlTuATIoNS--MgN

BOOKkEErER-OFFICE MGR, age
81. currently employed desires TO
make change. Exper. gen. contrac-
tors and sub.contractors once.
Full charge. Box 320-D. Star. 15s
GOVT. STATISTICIAN (ret.), des
ofc: pos. OF any type where enc.
and trustworthines are req: abil-
to conduct corresp. tn. 2-6020,
I2s
GUARD, messenger. mail clerk: white,
middle.aRed, mature; business exper
References. ST. 3-6316, --l2
PAYROLL. cost accounting. time
keeping. Is yrs exper.. min. SIS
VT III 5-3O47 after 9. Iii
PORTER, colored. part time: expert
enced: references. Call Ii. 7-939S
R EFT J 4M AND FOUNTAIN
NOR. fully experienced: good ref
erenees. Phone DE. 3.0T95. 12'
YOUNG MAN, rs. yrs. experience
In auto financing and selling, de-
sires 40-hr., 5-day wk. JU. S-1697.
ALL.RoUND exper. once man.
s s,yslisbls. BOY sSs.D' Star. IL.
RETIRED MAN, neat wishes Job:
active, LINCOLN 7-5S73. 12s
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FURNITURE SALE

Tremendous savings on brand NEW
better grade bedrm., din. rm.. liy.
I'm and bedding. Modern, French
Provincial and Early American IN
blond, solid cherry, solid mahogany
etc. Our low overhead enables US
prices without exaggerated claims.
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
s1e 18th ct. NV. RE. 7-4310
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III SILVER oDTlnE VI LAuEley f1rN
area; good hours and working con.
dittonS. HE. 4-3712 sitter 8 Pm
la
BO0KKEEPER, with bookkeeping
machine and accounts receivable
sxrer. Permanent position with
lac. food manufacturing plant
Salary commensurate with ability
Good opportunity for Advancement
Box 379-A. Star. liz
CIGAR CLERK. experienced, for re.
lief work. Thurs. and Sat, Ali
pm. or Sat, ALL and Sun. SO.
1896 Conn. ave. Wo. $4,000.
CLERK, legible hand.writins. per.
6-day wk. Apply End floor. l72S
L Ays 9js rEcHNlcIAN--Must
have hospital experience IN med
teal chemistry. hematoloRy. or scroll.
oRy; no night work. Good position
and good salary. Apply BY letter
GfsMERdaIENe3s 'f EospirAE E''or. is
FRESsER, exper.;. permanent jot
cry aye, Rockville pike. Nd. Po
SECRETARY. with experience In
Eeal estate rental rnanasemsnt
WANTED young ex-serviee nurses.
men and women with checkable
refs. BOX 2Ol-O. Star. Ill
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HELP-WoklEk

S23 WEEKLY for wearing Lowell.
dresses supplied to you BY US
Just show Fashion FTocks K
friends. No investment. canvass
SSsHr q r faBeTsisn'fb Dept ns 9.ssgs
Cincinnati. Ohio.
GOVT. GIRLS. need extra money Il
pay Christmas bills2 Earn $50.
$50 mo. selling AVON 70 your CO.
workers. Call MRS. DUNN. D1
7-022l. -l3
WINTER IN FLORIDA. for pleasant
ambitious lady, with ct least high
school education. Able to work
without q boss. $500 for 100 days
Box 5000 star. -12
MATURE WOMAN TO live In ane
tsss somplsse snaFGs q 9.,S Semiq pTc
children. ares 4 and 9. Box 323:D
Star, --I3
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CASH REGISTER SALES a. SERVICE
2025 l4th st. NV.
COAT. brand new CLOUD 8 beise,
l9,ls, Dior style: sacrifice. $50
DESKS. double eox4s; 2 people car
use with complete set of drawers
each side of desk. Price. 5000
INV IN rNH *. s.s59ff.' 4i4 'fo St
DIAMONDS. lady's "a ct, Sl25.j
lady's "a. cts, S625. mans ] ct.
$3.50; lady'S . cts, $775: lady's
VI cts, pear shape, S4g5; lady /:
3 cts. 81. 1D5. LIVINGSTON a. co.
1929 H st. n w.. ME. S-520S. III
DINNER SET, Nielsen. porcelain,
complete for IL; prewar, perfect
cond; can be seen at 900 McKib-
ben ST.. Newberry, S. Carolina. II
interested. contact r. I. FARMS
WORTH at the above address. liz
DISHWASHER, brand-new OE, under
of septic tank. Sl75. Also ABC
automatic washer. Best offer. Gal
EiEECTnRRifcc' CLOTHES DRYER. time
and temperature control. good con-
dition Lo, 5-576l. IL
ELECTRIC MEAT SAW, like new,
pvt owner. best offer. Call Ii.
6-S4l3 Also 10 IT. poultry display
E fisc; wrRE--No. 4rw-ot 10th
TIL 2-4b47 IL
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FILE CABINETS

FILE CABINETS
STEEL TRANSFER FILES, S2.g5;
4-DRAWER STEEL LETTER SIZE
mo FOLLOW BLoCKSl, $14.Qb;
4-DRAWER FIREPROOF SAFE
FIFE p s aizS "a sp as AtWEEeri X2 RT
FOR DESK PEDESTALSl. N
FRANK a. SON. Ala THIRD ST