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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10

A oneness OF spirit was felt with
the opening OF the morning SER
vice at Ebenezer Sunday and
flowed smoothly through to the
benediction. The purpose of each
Individual, without actual know
ledge Of the other, seemed 10 be
the same. The true spirit OF wor-
ship and the seeking of spiritual
solitude could be felt in every
song, every prayer and IN every
attitude. The Pastors message was
brief but illustrative Of three
groups of people seeking to see
Jesus. One group is following the
crowd; another is group OF curl
osity seekers, and a third group
of Christian disciples with their
hearts full Of love, their hope for
being as close to Jesus as possible
and, desire to learn more about
him so as to be able TO live ac-
cording to. his principles and
practices.
Beginning at $50 pm. Sunday,
March IL, there will be a musical
event including several Choirs of
the city. Ebenezer's Choir No. l
is the sponsor. Come out and en-
JOY yourselves
You are invited to attend a Pre-
st. Patrick's Day Frappe Sip from
400 to 600 pm. at Ebenezer
Church Basement, March IL,
1856. 1t is sponsored by Senior
Usher's Board No. /.
Monday mite, March 18th will
tell the story of the annual rally.
Reverend Hall is asking that as
many of the reports as possible
be made next Sunday.
Rev. A. ID. Hall, pastor
F. M. Murray, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

Sunday School was conducted
by the superintendent Deacon
James Ross. The HOO am. de-
votional services were conducted
by Bros. Freeman and Williams.
We had a wonderful covenant
meeting which touched the hearts
of many at $50 pm. during BTU.
The evening devotional services
were very spirited and high.
Those present enjoyed every
moment of it. The pastor, Rev.
G. j. Burney, brought to us a
wonderful message. He took his
text from st. Mark 7:24. Theme:
Christ Cannot Hide.
The No. 2 choir rendered music
for the morning services, The No.
] choir rendered music during the
evening. The ushers were COM
bined in their work. We were
blessed to have eight new mem
bers join the fold throughout the
day. We are indeed thankful to
our many friends and visitors who
were present. Remember, you are
always welcome at Friendship.
Rev. c. J. Burney, pastor
Claudia Wilson, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10

News
from
PERRINE
BY Lee Jordan

Ford: Say, Tee, I've got afques-
ton 10 ask you. Will you please
tell me where and when was mon
ey first generated?
T. Model: 1t was in Washing
ton, d. c.
Ford: No, no, it was first gen.
Grated in time of the flood, and
/ can prove it.
T. Model: Well, go ahead and
prove it.
Ford: Well, didn't God tell Noah
10 build an Ark and to bring in
a pair of every kind?
T. Model: Yes.
Ford: He brought in a Dove and
he had bill. Then he brought in
a lamb and he had 4 quarters.
Then next was a frog and he had
a green back. Then there was a
skunk and he had scent. Now
if you figure that out you'll find
four dollars and SO cents made
up in time of the flood.
T. Model: OK, you got the bus
mess.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10
METROPOLITAN A. M. E.

Service at Metropolitan AM.E.
Church, Sunday is expected to be
high, both spiritually and morally.
The pastor, Rev. H. NJ. Salmon, in
charge. Music will be rendered by
the Teen-age Choir all day.
All regular weekly activities will
be held as usual. Each Of you is
invited to come out and worship
with us.
THE PASTORS WORD
When we feel impatient with
another person, or if circum-
stances in our lives cause us to
be irritable and unpleasant with
others, we need to take time for
quiet prayer in order regain our
poise. Prayer helps us to center
our thoughts in the Christ Within
and to be loving, patient, and
serene at all times and In all
circumstances.
BY looking to the Christ IN
others and by knowing that His
Spirit seeks to express itself
through all persons, we find 1t
easier to be patient and under
standing with them. We will not
be impatient with persons or
conditions when we realize that
our good is continually coming
forth and that no person or con-
dition can hinder it. Patience helps
us to meet all things and to ex-
press understanding toward all
persons.
Rev. H. M. Salmon, pastor
j. B. Cole, reported
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10
CHURCH OF THE
INCARNATION

Schedule of weekly Services
SUNDAYS
Church School -. ............ $50 an
Choral Mass, Sermon and
Communion ............ 1900 am
YPS League ........."...... 500 pm
Solemn Vespers and
Sermon ................... 7:45 pm
Holy Baptism every 3rd Sunday
WEDNESDAYS
Celebration OF Holy
Communion ,....., $50 am
Stations of the Cross each Friday
night during Lent.
Father Lambert Sands
Priest in charge
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Funeral services for the late
Mrs, Sarah Thompson will be
held Saturday at 2 pm. She was
loyal and faithful member of
Temple, a member of the senior
choir and one OF the founders of
the Willing Workers Club.
Choir No. 2, Mrs. M. Hepburn,
president; Mrs. c. Ambrose, di-
rector, will sponsor a pro-
gram ON Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock. The public is invited. Be
ginning Sunday evening the pas
tor will preach a series of SER
mons weekly through Easter.
You have date at Temple,
Monday evening, March IL, 8
o'clock when the Pulpit Aid Club,
Mrs. E. Stevens, president, will
present laughter provoking
playlet entitled, THE Devil in
The Church" Mrs. Gwendolyu
Role is the directresS.
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ST. FRANCIS XAVIER

Hoty Days ........ am. d $50 am
Sacred Heart Novena
Wednesday ESQ Pm.
Public Always Invited
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10
CHURCH OF CHRIST

F. L. Thompson, pastor
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BAHA'I ASSEMBLY

Mrs. Rommette Dawson will
discuss Mature and Spiritual
Man" 7:45 pm, Sunday, at the
Bahai Center, 1877 NV 18th Ave
ALI Races and Faiths are invited.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
WIEN AIRLINES

From KotZebue: Alice Connal- ly, Mabel Lambert, V. Day, CD. Leerhart, Lloyd Baer.
 To Kotzebue: John Tingook, D. Mackey, Henry Nashookpuk, K. Nakayo.
 From Fairbanks: John Wilkins, Clifford Coates, Paul Taglovars, Donald Devine, Herman Ivan, R. N. Capen, James McCollum, Jerry Burris, Ernest Gruening, George Vaars, Louis VournaS, R. Gjes- dahl, James Nelson, Dean Kett- ner, Donald Mangan, C. Foultz, Marvin Chapel, Anton Dahl, c. Comedy, James Walden, Allan Black, Kenneth Barber, Burt Mordy, Roy Ketchem, Nancy Mil Ter, Don Peterson, G.J. Fisher.
 To Fairbanks: Leroy Ashen- felter, Ellen Luke, K. Johnson, Ray McClune, Jack Berry, F. G. Fish, Jane and Janna Perkins, R. R. Jones, Tom Quinn, Robt. Goodwin, E. Seibert, Us. McClar- run, s. Onifer, Chas. Raley, Robt. Allen, TX. Stiensttra, M. Christo, H. Earl, E. Borchert, Thos. w. Harris, Harvey L. Walker, Stan ley Alsop, Brank Burns, It. R. E. Rose, R. Hoselton, C. Mahlen.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
NOME PTA RESUMES MONTHLY MEETINGS TOMORROW AT 8 PM.

The Nome Parent Teachers Assn, resumes it's monthly meet ing tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the Nome School.
 This meeting will give every one an opportunity to join the organization and the first half hour of the meeting has been set aside for this purpose.
 One of the first things to come before the PTA will be the selec- ton of a secretary. Only paid up members are entitled to vote.
 An interesting program follow ing the business meeting has been planned.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Unalakleet: Margie Hay, Rex Pelker, Larry Daw.
 To Unalakleet: J. s. Lynch, Alice Connolly, Naaman Soxie, Oswald Paneok.
 From Anchorage: H. M. Pent- cost, Paul O'Neill, T. Haymie, J. Tingook, Henry Nashookpuk, Rex Pelker, Evan Thomas, Robt. Gen tie, Robt. Ferko, L. Halligan, J. Peterson, Elsie Ootenna, Thomas Fey, Fred Klauer, CA. Walser, H. Dodderidge, Joe Gray, Theresa Outwater, Robt Hill, John Brad bury.
 To Anchorage: Frank Westly, Charlie Burdick, Alice Ashen- felter, CW0 Ramagos, MT. and Mrs. Aravosis, Alex McIhnes, Ray Hess, Edith Dell, Mrs. V. Day,
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
WEATHER FORECAST

Mostly cloudy tonight with a few scattered snow flurries. A little colder tonight with the low expected in the lower sos and high temperature tomorrow in the lower 40's.
 Nome data in last 24 hours es of T am. today: highest tempera- ture 45, lowest 30. Max. wind 23 mph from the NV. Sunrise at 6:l3 a.m., sunset at 5:38 pm.
 A year ago today: high 46, low 43. Extremes this date since 1907: highest 58 in 1850, lowest 2l in 1930.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
ATTENTION sHRINERs

All members are requested to meet the Divan al the air field Sept. 30th at 9:l0 am.
 Wear your Fez!
 There will be a no-host in formal buffet dinner al the Ma sonic Temple Sept. 30 al 5 pm. for Shriners and their wives. Make your reservations by pm. Thursday. Sept. 28 with Norvin Lewis or Herb Jenks.
 A ceremonial will be held Mon day evening. October l. at the Temple. Your presence is re- quested.
 Robert K. Lewis. Pres.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24

Geo. Hoolis, Grant Martin, John Isard, H.A. Bennett. James Moss, Thos. Schultz, C.F. Westfall, C. Fleenor, John Weber, Craig Bar bare, J.H. Street, H.C. Couch, Ell. Bean, HIM. Jentecost, Dr. j.. Bell, Mrs. Ruth Knee, pr. Robt. Hewitt, Rex Pelker, L.. H. Me Corkle, Jack McCannon, Robt. Peterson, Dallas Guilkey, Jack Binder.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
FALSE ALARM SUNDAY

The Fire Department was call ed out shortly after noon Sunday in what proved to be a false alarm at the residence of Jessie Luke.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Diane Murray, Pat ricia Loesch, James Kealiher, Jerry Adsuna, Peter Leo.
 Discharged: Geneva Wilson and Mildred Keelick.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
IN THE RoADSTEAD

The LSD-S White Marsh re- turned to the roadstead after a trip to the north. Many of the crew were given shore leave.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-24
WOMAN WANTED

To call regularly each month on established STUDIO GIRL cosmetic clients in and around Nome. making necessary deliveries, etc. to 1 hours per day. Route will pay up to $3.50 per hour. Write Studio Girl Cos metics, Dept. 1-3A, Glendale, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-05

ACCT. BKKPR.. construction cost
scctg.. -perpet. INV. payrolls, all
kinds Of taxes: excellent knowledge
GMAC auto. acctg., fast steno. and
typist, good references, prefer Va.
Available. King 0-2749 after o pm.
EXEC. sEcY.-Personable conseien-
tious married man, 80: exp. steno..
can handle own CORES; good at os-
#sss tsl ss:i !s@s good ss
HOTEL WORK or truck helper. ex-
perieneed; Va. drivers lie. REFS.
PAYRoLL. cost accounting, time
keeping: 10 yrs exper.. min. $50
yk. JU. 5-3047 after .. III
MAN; 81. seeking JOB travelling
Available for work Fridey nights
saturday and Sunday, $40 per hour.
bus. Write Box 81. 1882 \ St.
MAN, wants days work. houseclean-
ing, Iefs.. has car, Ii. 3-6956, q
MAN. colored. wants lob as plasterel
helper or laborer with constr. CO.
RE1TiREn cow. EMPLoYE. clerical
or inside sales. BILL. Lu. 1-4393
ELDERLY MAN. married. retired
teacher and administrator; all OF
part time work In once or simuaI
esSeIi.nee Ihrss yssfT1l g business Sc'
COIORED VET desires full time lob,
2h yrs. coll, former carlo. aide N
Govt: will consider any empl. NO.
T-2AlH
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TYPIST

For fuIl-time typing. white, per-
manent position. Must type 30 wpm.
6-day. 40-hour week: sick ano Va
ditioned blds. Call
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HELP-WoMEN

GIRL FRIDAY-For reception work
and selling. Good salary plus COM
mission. Apply in person between
8 and 10 an, weekdays except
Monday. oLooAu STUDIO. 1903
CALL AVON PRODUCTS, INC, earn
$25-S3S wkly. taking orders from
regular customers near you. d..
7-02.I. ID
NEW. AND MD. SUBURBS
capable women needed for digntfied
regular AVON customers near you.
Call Mrs. Green. D1. 7-0221. IS
YOUNG WOMAN, for general once
work; 5-day week. Call HU. 3-7465.
-6
Is, 200 TO START for clerk-typist-
receptionist and cleTk-typist TO take
charge CT mali room. First raise
10 months. Opportunity for adj
vaneement to secretary in near tu-
ture as stan continues 70 expand.
Shorthand not essential, we use
dictaphones. Must be accurate
typist, able TO spell. We want ca
reer minded women, ages 81 TO 3D.
with Initiative. poise. personality;
Trade Association. friendly stan
new air-conditioned ofiees, CEN
traily located. Call RE. 7-2990. Q
am. to 8 pm. -
ALL.ROUND sALEsLADY for fabric
shop: must have knowledge OF sew
ing; 5-day wk.: eood salary; steady
work. MEL-RON FABRIC SHOP.
W, Hyattsvilie. Md. UN. 4.79l3,
-6
WE NEED az experienced telephone
solicitors who have unlimited home
teiephones to make evening calls
In NV, Chevy Chase. Silver Spring
and Bethesda. Cali JU. 7-624g;
BOYD EMPLOYMENT CENTER. 700
18th, cor. q INA. s-2340). est. AZ
yrs, has all kinds positions. clerks.
stenogs., cashiers. tel. oprs.. accts. !;
$50 VIZ. 70 $4,000 yr. UP. INQUIRE.
WORK in FLORIDA for winter, lady
OF good personality. high school
education. who can assume respon-
sibility; $500 for 100 days. Box
294-G, Star. %
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HELP-WoAEN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ex:
perieneed. Modern ir-conditioned
ofice, 5-day. 35-hour week. Apply
after 10 am. RIM. oO3. ll46 i99tn
sECRETARY-sTENo., under 40 to
assist exec. NATL trade assn, con-
genial and personable with capacity
for assuming responsibility, inter-
esting. perm. position. Call DE. y
sECY..sTENo.. promotion dept. Of
trade association: b-day week; SAL
airy $1,000; under 35 preferred.
Call Hu. $4,000 for appointment.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS and SERVICES

ADDITIONS. alterations. painting
repair, . q g. :. s s,nSs FI e. 'S. 4r5ssI
ADDITIONS - Recreation rooms;
bookcases, porch enclosures. small
or large jobs, Quality painting.
ADpITioSs, PORCH enclosures;
jalousies. kitchen remodslinE; oy
free estimates: IS months to pay
SEQ SALES. GIT Sligo ave, Silver
A66fbIifTrff0NS, AITERATiONs--Now
is the time to repair your house;
add q room or build that cluhrm;
unusual IDEAS. free estimates. FL
BRicKLAYiNG - Alterations. nre-
<. FAGNANi. 10. 2-l994.
CARPENTRY - Home remodeling,
any type, no ioh too small or TOO
CARPENTER; 20 yrs. exper. in
ms, piasterinE. roofnr. WA 2
cixIRsPsENrER.coNrRAcToR Let
me bid your plan TALL or parD.
White mechanic. 10. 4-77l3., Ill
CARPENTRY, repairs. remodeling,
s :s1ms oEo 5ris eoo ssf UN $500 o.
CARPENTRY-Porch, garages, large
or small Jobs: white mech: rec
FLOORS REFiNiSHED LIKE NEW
Free estimates: reduced prices; G
r. COVER. WA. 7-6S6S any time
FLOOR SANDING. finishing; clean
i ins s Ultimate %ts Can ' Rx. s.s7aS;
pArNrINs-1nt. and ext; psgeFins
match plastering. Mr.. WEBB. dav
IA. 2-5S23; after 6. ia. 4-o3l7,
PAINTING s9q " kings arsss Ct se6sral
PAINTING INTERIOR AND EX.
TERfoR, free estimates. Ap. 2.
PAINTING. pAPERING. First elias.
etely; l MR. PoAT. "a, S-5 AZ 10.
r anE sSb $40 sSn nnd UP Washable fns Wesl
pSRfPEssR1SSG. Si rSiNriSG, ' csrpentry
T TSs oI sa year iSs asppy
New Year to all in 1866. HARVEY
PLASTER REPAIRS. LIST class. Free
eetlmate6, NO lOp 100 bmhA' khii
WA 5-S617. after 5 pm. 10
PLASTERlNG: ceilings and patch
work: reasonable price: neat work
ers: prompt service. XII. 9-5S09,
PLASTERING; no Job too large or
too small. Work guaranteed. Neat
work. no. 2.3235. 10
PLASTERING REPAIRs---old and
new work. lge. and small Jobs. Reas.
White mech. Work guar. ~ 9-4l5
PLAsTERINo DONE, patchwork spe.
cality. all work guaranteed: free
estimate, 20. 2-9595.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Low
prices, free estimates: Md. work
only. Mr.. LEE, VIII. 6-6S07. LIZ
ROOFING. new work; repairs; gut
tiers, spouts: carpentry; painting
A. D. THOMAS, WA. 1889.
UPHOLSTERING or minor repairing
Tynes furniture stands Up when you
SIT down. Ii 3-2l22, Ii. 3.O43l.
MISSIONER TELEvIsIoN SERVICE;
SI.b0 home service; charge for
metropolitan ares. store hours. y
TO 0. IKE. e-b03o. --6
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HELP MlA WOMEN e... REPAIRS

CUSTOM REMoDELTNG SPECIAL
ISTS-Recreation rooms, additions,
painting. bathrooms, kitchens. ma
sorry, roon1g, siding; heating an ps
mos. to pay. For free estimates. call
Ii. 3-7274. ask for Mr.. ALBERTS.
COMPLETE home remodeling. paint
ing, papering, carpentry. new baths,
kit. remodL FLA terms. RE. 5-6l4l |.
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MAID, 1--we in: doctors home: excel
lent salary; . pleasant suroonols s
MAID. neat. exper. child care;
S;hsS y, i've 10 .b ~ SS' eh and
pm. dinner; every other Sun. and
wed. off; other full-tiuie help EN-.
ployed; $50 IA. 9-g149. Ill
MAID, general housevork: 3 or
days weekly; care Of 3-year-Sid
MiSHi i @- INV. plain cooking; iont
Of Children; recent local references
live in preferred; good salary, pleas
ant working combs, TU. 2-O415:
MAID, upstairs work, no cookins
must be fond OF children; live ou'
but stay every other sat; nisnt
other help employed. References
$50 and cartare; EN-. 2-6OlS:
NAP ssg so.ore ana slp sa With D shiSfsa
T ssesns Ft tss. n me- EN- a-sess. IS
GOOD COOK. light housewerk; to
live In, private room with tele-
vision, In fine residential section;
Attractive salary for. wei Quelineo
person with recent Eeiefenses. otnei
Rs Ssle Da inpl fSs cEH HI 7 and ::
a onen. e eaII En- SIots asl4e.' 49, %
WOMAN. 1910, g.h.w.. 1--we In; must
Be experienced; 5h days: 5000
wages. OIL. 4-2919, %
WOMAN. white, settled. who needs
a home and small salary IN ex-
change Of taking care OF ! eniid
iicht housework. Jk. s-35SS. %
ELDERLY LADY 70 help take care
OF children in colored family; room.
board and small salary. eau IA
s gjee5s WHITE WOMAN. s.h.w,
care OF 8 children. 1--we u; week
ends on; refs. and health card
WaNTED: Capable. healthy woman
under As for kitchen work Is
cooks helper In pvt. family. Otner
servants in house. Good pay, ny
ing quarters Il necessary; Ieie-
phone MRS. GOODWIN, NO. .
WOMAN. dependable. par. time. for
working mother. In silver Sprlns
home; . school-sRed children. Mon.
LiVEIIN MOTHERS HELPER must
Be good with children and ee able
ing Thurs. and every other sun
WISH anS To PLACE NY MAID; neat.
dependable. pleasant psrsonality'
live in, Call HU. $1,000. %
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FURNITURE MART
2I5 King St. Alexandria, Va.
XII. S-g3OO p


FURN.-5 complete rms. cradenza
buffet, excel. eond.: china, glass
ware, window exhaust fan: leaving
city. IA. 5-:S67, after 6 weekdays
or Sat and Sun. ~
rm.. bedrm.. odds and
ends. Complete value, SITS. Sac
rifice best offer. Can be seen ut
5922 18th st. NV, Apt. B-3 be-
FURN.-2-pc. liv. rm.. SIS; bedrm..
Sl25: blond dinette. end tables
lamps, chairs. foam rubber sec.
sofa, bk. c. bedrm. XII. S-0035.
FURN., / bedroom suite, sofa, chair,
dinnette set, desk. coffee table.
odds and ends. no. 2-5536. %
FURN.--Bed, dble.. S25: 3-pc. liy.
room set. washer; reasonable. Dl.
7-2427 or 10. 1890. -
GAS RANGE. new, sos. Call 10.
GAS RANGE, apartment size, oven
regulator; S35 or best offer. KE.
6-974o ~
GAS RANGE, new. used. installation.
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237 Ga.
ave NV. DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES new, used: repair oil
coal. gas ranges. ACME STOVE,
lOll 9TH st. NV MA S-S952
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TYPISTS
EXPERIENCED
Immediate Openings
Career oRPortunities

MATTRESSES, exper.: nighta and
part time: luncheon. OLIVIA.S
PATIO LOUNGE. I'll 18th o.. NV
MATTRESSES. cocktail; attractive.
experienced only, Apply ouoNSkT
SUPPER CLUB. 0 to ~ pm: p
WAITRESS. whi he,n neat n exP ssFsaS
WAITRESS. experienced. s:day VIZ.
rms 9isF RE RESTAURANT NJ 5oie Wis,
ave, Bethesda, Md.
WAITRESS. white. expef... neat sna
ss,Iaetiys; sop i s;s ISr ana 1a s1ps 1iy1
inastone I'd. Sc. ION indian Head
HWY. al Giassmanor.l %
WAITRESs. white. exper. NECESSARY
days salafrlEAs SToj t' ppiF;Lfic eXSiTsHSss
sEN, 40i5 s. 2sth st.. Ar. TEi o.
WxliTTFREssEs - Neat, attractive;
White and colored. For inter-racial
club. Apply in person, 142o you ~.
WAITRESS, experienced. young: for
baY and restaurant; day or night.
Gail RE. 6-9674, suitiAnd, MO;
W nil. sSii, also part time. 70
ceiient tips. KIM DAVIS REsTAU-
RANT, 3i34 Columbia pike, AIRING
ton, va. ia. 5-S372.
MATTRESSES. white, experlenesss11
Apply KIKTS OAKS REsTAuRAnT'
I3iS Wisconsin ave. n:w; 80
WAITRESS WANTED; b-day week
il:30-s; top Pay. Ola A7tn 81
WnhTHTREssEs, white: full time. split
shift. OF part time. Phone ier N
formation. MRS, K's TOLL HOUSE
Silver Spring. ~. 9-360l. %
WAITRESSES, white, expef.; pleas
ant surroundings: good salary; me
S sHiss co Si Z sgs sSsfaplE 4soi
NMndisTsRifss KS s;"' white. from s:l2
pm; night counter, See Miss
Rsichenbaugh. GATEWAY RES
TAURANT, Unicn Station. %.
MATTRESSES, light coIored. must pc
thoroughly experienced; no night
or SUNDAY work: good salary: TIPS
and uniforms. EXECUTIVE PHAR-
MACY, 900 Pennsylvania ave. n.W.
ooLDiEs BARcRoFT REsTAu-
RANT. 47ol Columbia pk'. Ar.
wsasiirRessgs. good working ccndi-
RUsos RESTAURANT. AT lin
wkIfhREEss. part time. ewes. Fri.
sat. and sun. Apply IN person PEI
3:30 and 500 pm. No phone ealis-
SILVER RESTAURANT, s26o ga
ave. Silver SPRING, -
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OFFICE SAFE, good condition IS
in. by 81 in; $40. RE. T-S467, $50
ORGAN. pipe, for sale by Emmanuel
E, U. B. Church, HageEstown, Ne;
Contact Rev. ]. W. Fisher, Sl2
Summit ave. or phone 442. %
PIANOS--Jordan's big midwinter
clearance starts Tuesday with
dozens OF new floor samples. slight
" used and reconditioned pianos
on sale at worthwhile reductions.
Choice OF spinets, erands, consoles
and uprightS in wide variety OF
sizes, styles and finishes. Largest
selection IN this area to choose
from. As little as S25 down. JOR-
DAMS, corner 18th and @ SITS. NV.
$3.50 Lee hwy. Arlington and 9S32
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring. Subur-
ban stores open every evening
park in 'front.'. Downtown store
men ThurSdhY ewes. ID
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BUSINESS SERVICES

CINDERS FOR SALE - 200 yards
avail, Lge. or small lots delivered.
Call IL. $4,000. 10
TREE WORK ExPERTLY DONE
No Job too small or too large: fully
insured; free estimate. DU. 7-7029.
HAVE US ERECT your Pre-Fab home
Everything complete. BRYDON q
CAUFFIEL, 10. 4-6432. IS
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INSURANCE SUPERVISOR

local insurance company has Q
person qualified 70 handle policy
issues and changes. Experience In
home once activities and general
knowledge Of life insurance re-
CURED Good opportunity for ad.
yancement. attractive employee
benefits. 5-day work week.
UNITED SERVICES LIFE
INSURANCE CO,
9Th Floor. 1925 Eye st. NV.
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slTUATIoNs-WoMEk

ALTERATIONS and tailoring on
mems and women's clothes. Shops
invited. Quick service. Ii. 4.95s3.
COMPANION, white: VIZ. ends or
NURSE desires invalid case; good
references. AID. .2-5742. -.
NURSE, practical. white. available
for duty; Is or 24-hour duty II
desired. JU. g-3lS0. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de-
sires position In downtown area or
va oV. 3-10S9. -
WOMAN. white; companion TO elderly
lady or care for invalid lady. TE
6-246S.
YOUNG LADY, dental assistant,
exper., excel. references. seeks posi-
ton in NV. area. RE. 7-14a0.
ext 613.
GIRL. coiored. desires lob as cocktail
waitress. Call Ii. 1858. o.