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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-10

Once again, the ears of the world
are tuned to terSe medical bulletins
from the bedside of the President of
the United States.
At 2:59 am. yesterday, a team
of four surgeons and 10 other doc
tors and technicians began an oper-
alton on President Eisenhower to
correct an obstruction in the ileum,
the lower section of the small in
testine. At 1852 am, an hour and
SO minutes later, the world was in
formed that the operation had been
successful.
At news conference called at
1870 pm. yesterday, the Presidents
doctors said that he would be phys
ically fit to run again and that he
will be- able to resume full activity
in four to six weeks.
To a Nation ever conscious of the
health of its cardiac President, the
surgical operation had many mean
ings and raised many questions.
First, of course, there was in the
minds of all prayer for the speedy
and complete recovery of one of the
most popular world leaders of all
time.
Then there was special meaning
to the politicians of both parties,
who, after all, must think, even in
the direst moments, of the practical,
the possible and the probable.
To the politicians of the Presi-
dents party, an obvious question
was: Will Mr.. Eisenhower accept
the green light given him by the
doctors and choose to remain can
didate? When he had to make. this
same decision once before, he said
that the question of how he him
self felt would have about as much
to do with it as would the doctors
advice. The Republicans will need
the Presidents answer soon, for
there are only 148 days remaining
before Election Day-not long
time in which to acquaint the
American electorate with any one
of the men who might be offered
in his stead. If Mr.. Eisenhower's
answer again is yes, then, of course,
there will be the health" issue,
bigger now, which will have to be
faced.
Democratic Interest
For the Democrats, who them
selves have been plagued with the
most malignant OF political ills, de-
featism, there was real meaning in
the possibility that the almost uni
versally loved Ike might no longer
provide the opposition with an
armor of invincibility.
The illness was especially grave
in the minds of Americans, who
could not forget that their Presi-
dent had suffered a heart attack
Although the poSt-operative word
from Walter Reed Hospital was
that Mr.. Eisenhower's heart had
behaved normally during the OPP
GRAFTON and that his disorder was
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dent Eisenhower's term Of Office.
Because Of the long road thatlthe
bill has to travel, his demand for
restoration will come before several
more committees that must APP
prove the singing charges Of the
House Foreign Affairs Committee.
Restoration, at least in part. can
be made as other committees study
the issue,
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A Critical View

r CFltlcoI view
One administration problem is
the critics prestige. On Capitol
Hill it is generally acknowledged
that, among all the bodies that pass
on the foreign aid bill. the most
studious analysis is that of the
House Foreign Affairs Committee.
This group has made charges which
will dog the bill through its remain
ing trials.
The committee reasoning runs
about this way: The administration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-10

market on Friday. when the Presi.
dent was stricken.
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The big question was whether all
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at the time that the doctors OBJ
servations had been taken under
the normal conditions of a full
time presidential load. and the
record bore him out. The only
slackening of pace was the virtual
elimination of social and ceremonial
duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19
sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

MAID. general housework. part time,
privileges. AID. 2-585S,
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, wants
WORK taking care Of elderly person
g, child; full or part time: ref; Ii,
LADY DESIRES washing. ironing,
window curtains; stretched II
home; experienced; good work. To.
WOMEN. colored. wishes genera
hneusey9rk or child care. Gall
DaxE2..s7 Won Work experienced els AZ.
E sns ERsTn a5usHHp cfifo&sAsfso by COL.
ored man and woman. We do every.
thing from top to bottom: ress
CofoREDS GIRL desire. work a.
c SHtSsi s%sSMsANI II want. s.i ssssr.-.im,
work Wednesday through Friday;
CoLoRED WOMAN WON n desires tdirao' day.
work; rseferences' Oil 9Th st. ne,
CoIoRED WOMAN desires g.h.w.;
full or part time; ref. Ii. 7-7902,
CoLoRED WOMAN, s DAYS vkly o,
part time: housework. laundry.
ExPER. MAID wishes 4 hrs. morn
ing work in GEORGETOWN area. HU.
GIRL wants full-time Job, Rh.w.:
5.day VIZ; refs; Call Ii, 1880.
c Sd1al St. wSo osssS wants days
lC0LORED WOMAN desires house,
c S,ss DRrn wS5G n,, ku. 4:S74l. -
f for ehildrsp ens & INV. plain
COL0RED GIRL wants s.h.w. or
G a5s care refs Tor DE- fmpa!SSS sao parents
child care, good refs, 5 to 8 DAYS
nwk Ill 7.1984.
C0L0RED GIRL. neat, sxper., de-
sTes housecleaning on Mondays.
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Come III and browse. Open Friday
and Monday nights. Budget terms.
Furniture Mart
215 King St., Alex. Va. XII. $4,000

FURN.-complete walnut dining set
complete bedroom set, misc. chest
and other items. RA, 3-0963. ..
FURN.-2-pc. liv. rm., end, coffee
corner tables, lamps, rugs, bedrm
w/bkcse. bed. sofa bed. loung,
chairs, sect, sofa. XII. S-OO35. ct
FURN.-Selling at q sacrifice. 3-pc
bedroom set. desk, sofa, chairs. 33(
Rhode Island ave. ne. Apt. 30l
F YIN o:so Empire D,Pi settee, mirrors MIRO
coffee tbl.. desk, old bureau, clock
odd pieces; reas. DE. 2-665b. -s(
bought, sold. rented
and exchanged. Clothing and brio
a-brac on consignment. Carriages
80 and up: high, chairs, 81 and
up: beds. $40 and up. GOOD AS.
v EEW SHOP. "a, 1882. 80
tsbs, ss5 c saiSis'' ..S b. $751; 'sss sI
table, SiS: i chair. S2b: sold
s ors s as555or sa slC sso &c. ch mtrU &
drawers, $I0;' wardrobe chest, $40,
4Gl6 f. Totten DIR. ne. h g.
FURS.-sofe. no. bed, sood as new;
S35 or best offer. Cali Pc. 2-49S7.
FURN.--New Hollywood bed, boz
spring, metal stand, $50: new un.
painted chests Of drawers, $35,
Table and 4 chairs, studio couch
peetedly transferred. Decatur 9
GAS RANGES new. used: repair oil
coal; gas ranges, ACME STOVE
1011 7th st. NV. MA, S-Sp52.
GAS RANGE. new used, installation
PEERLESS SALES co. 22s7 Ga
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ACCOUNTING The
keepers and accountants are SrSat
and the salary scales are high. In
is weeks. semester, Strayer
teaches q working knowledge OF
sil accounts used in AUTOMOBILES
counting systems are used. stu
dents are furnished manuals. Jour-
mails and practice sets, write or
t sl hem for free bulletin; Stray RAY.
18th and r sts.. ma. s-I7lS. lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19
sITUATloNs-WoMEh

NURSE white, considerations. exper,
desires new and premature infant
care 9 hr. nights while parents get
their sleep or recreation, AID. 4-4976.
SECRETARY, part time: accounting,
medical, library, editorial, gen. Of
nee work: dntn. Alex. Kf. SOL Is.
' 'sS'' '' .ss s 81; t.
MATURE. exper. typist, OLE
rating, desires gen. once work:
SAL $3.50 am. $3.50 hr. 20. g.
GIRL desires Job cleaning once or
rs T1esta u ss1S evenings; days.
EXPERT administrative sECY.,
college grad, exceptional expeT. I;
avail. until June. Box 237-o, Star.
ATT. EMPL.--Avail., fine secy,, part
time in pm; excel. ref. JOBS INC.
FoESkAR 81 cioH HiS III REroi iSfss' and
statistical ,typist desires work at
bone; picked up and delivered.
wisH" TO 70 PLACE my practical aH
nurse and maid; available immedi-
atelY: Call AID, 4-3S84. 90
WOMAN. colored, needs work. ele-
vator. operator. doctors asst,
elesanins. maid tearm. cook. HUI
LADY. recent exper. caring for ell
derby incapaeitated ladies, wishes
employment. Box 3S2-D. Star. 24s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19

BRICKLAYING - Alterations. IRE
places walls, all types masonry.
FAGNANI. 10. 2-ls94. Ia. 9-6O93.
CARPEHTRY---Bsmts. and attics,
finished. and repairs by contract or
the hr. N. }. PATKus. 10. 4-e77b.
CARPENTRY--2 experienced oarpen-
tiers viii take contract on labor for
cam earl n MI esSfe w Sosm Sesass cs
CARPENTRY---Porch, garage, large
or small Jobs; quick and clean;
white mechanics. 10. 7-sl3l. JACK
c osHTAesi Of brick and censn,
W HENSON, Jr. LU. 2-SO27. -22
C0NTRACTOR--General repair. re-
modelling, room additions, porch
tnelosurss, elubrooms. etc. We
EpoAR KEEPEk Co. RA. s.4ses.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on "a al
coats, suits, and dresses, viii ado
charm and individuality to youl
wardrobe. Prompt service. Csll MRS
JERMYN. HE 4.597s.
ELECTRICIAN1WiTins Of All kinds
di S sHSs4 n Ma Msryls9d s Any TING
EIECf pIea twSa Winnie IA sss repairs
New and old. Cash or terms, CO.
5-059S: ewes. UN. 4-1566.
FENCE, chain link and all types
Of wood. Buy now ct winter prices
and pay nothing until spring. For
information. call ~ S-1258.
SANDING, finishing, clean
ing and waxing; reasonable rates.
Free estimate. Call RA. 8-679b.,
FIOORs RRFyHIsuRn IKE kSw
Free estimates. reduced prices. c.
R. COVER, WA. 7-6SbS any time.
FLOOR WORK. sandine and finish
ing; prices reasonable, work guar
anteed. c. C. DEAToN. RA. 6-7e62.
AND BATH remodeiins
Call today for q free estimate, All
E licensed snd iassI.d Nd y0I B. e
our low od-season prices ON top
so aas.:as55o L. sATEMAs { s99S'
PAINTING, color In home, inter. and
exter.; res. and comm; Wallpaper
REMOVING. 20 yrs. exper. No drink
ing; hQnsst work. AID. 1926, rs
sssnss TeIm. IA VIE Th HONE
P iAHiNSTRSsMf fxPEEfNiG pl ssaID
carpenter work. upholstering. Re-
liable. eau HARVEY, AP. 7-s0l6.
PAPER HANGING, gen.
RIDENOUR. Do. 1898. -25
PAINT1NG-Int. and ext: paperinsi
free estimates. Mr., WEBB. day,
IA. 2-2623' after 8, ia. 4-o3l7.
PAINTING AND DECORATING, in
terror and exterior. Reasonable
rates. Free estimates. Call RIA; D.
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
Si2 and SIS per nm, White me-
chanics. Free estimates. no: g
PAlNTING. PAPERING: first-ciass
n nstkIteS.h Rh r %25E n S0n sss4s
int. and ext, roofing.
siding, gutter and spout. Free es-
Inmates. Ii. 1850, az
PAPERiNG Sio and up this week
only: 1858 sunfast, washable pa
pers. ~. $1,000. RA. $1,000.
PAINTING--Lge. or
small: old-time white mechs. quick
and clean. JACK sPARKES. 10.
1881. lie
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PLASTERING REPAIRS

PLUMBING AND HEATING installed
B. Ha c. 'Di MIS- dsovE pfl sA gesais
PLUMBING AND HEArING-Iow
prices. free estimates; Nd: work
service from cellar to roof; for free
''iR%' eoS p my zp 'i. s.,ssSS S gsS.n'
IVA, and Va. u. a.siSi.. ''' ga
6ooFING, new work: repairs; gut
4. b. THOMAS, VIZ, 7.sasS'
OFING.siDIN0. All kinds: gut
teripg. downspouts, Terms; Law
Ii. $500.
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FURNITURE
Cut Rate Prices

Just received q fresh shipment OF
NEW FURNITURE
Consisting of factory close-outs and
warehouse stocks at SAVINGS OF
30E sos on. Sold las is" but in
excellent condition.
Handbook maple. end or coffee tables,
WERE .SI5,e5, NOW Sl0.95. Co;
Ionial brass lamps; s3;g5; LINED
WERE SAC. %. Now $685., Gen
uine mshosany lamp tables, leather
tops WERE S44.9 5, NOW S26
Duncan Phyfe dining extension
tables, see .95, Modern Bullets, in
WERE 500, NOW S49.95. Modern
lounge chairs. in gold. $50 .95. .
piece sectional sofa, in dusty rose
covering, foam rubber cushions,
WAS SlIS, NOW S11e.95. Selec-
ton Of ine modern lamps. S5.95,
Occasional living rm; chairs in II
sac .95, NOW $685.. Mahog. pull
up chair, in rose plastic. WAS $50
NOW S24. Mahog. cocktail table,
glass tops, S12.g5. Modern step OF
cocktail tables in bleached mahog-
any, genuine marble tops. WERE
Of drawers. WAS 500. now s4s.95.
Large-sized chest Of drawers in
lined oak, WAS 500, NOW $40 ,s5.
InnsrsDring mattress and bog
spring, S24.s5 each. HOLLYWOOD
bed Of metal frames on roller less,
eompste sss RoawaS Ssd;
with mattresses, $685..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19
GAS RANGES-Sl8

APT. SIZE, TESTED GUAR.
Ace Plumbing Supply Co.
22Ib-29 Ga. Ave. NV. AID 4-oo7s
GENERATORS. STARTERS. S7.5C
up; Ice. assert: cleo. motor re,
Ps sttfSs' No ei't SGsSstz. CARLY 1908
HEATERS, ranges, stoves; new. used
lgas, oil. coal wood, elec.I ACME
STOVE, l0Il 9TH nv. Ma. S-S952
HOT-WATER HEATER, Homart. sc
gal. ss.lined tank; $50 Elmwood
JSIoGsslEss'.' 'r JARupAYY SALE, sss
SSnancln romP 70. 9nsssi' & sS0d
KITCHEN REMODELING SALE --
Base and wall cabinets, sos OF
ranges. refriserators on display,
Bring plan, 627 r 81. NV. ST, &
s siqa; 4 Nj soN ssar iNS John O. WEB
Lfy. RM. SOFA, . chairs, occasional
chair and end table. Ia. 9-1109,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19
HELP-poMESTlc

CHILD CARE, G.H.w.. nye In: age
fast every sunday. Of. s.s8s5.
COMPANION twhite) for conya-
lescing lady; light houseWork: live
In II desired: salary. WA. 1901 9.
COOK AND GENERAL HOUSE
WoRK-Liys In or out; 2 adults.
2 children; salary. $35: 6h-day
wk. In Wheaton area. Must have
refs, Call EN-. 2-040S, go
c Se,k,. plain ::,,s. ;h;wEi: liys n; age
wednesday. no Sundays: references
required; S35. EN-. 2-3713. is
G.H.W.. i've In; OF Thurs, and every
other sun; upstairs rm.; TV and
private bath. OIL. 6-47s9. Ia
G.H.W.-PLAIN COOK. live in: ex-
pertence. with children. local refs.
s nnd S DMi d 5%' hath beth: TXi o. sqs
G.H.w.-CooK. between 20 and is.
local refs; sac. Ju lp S"7asa. o Ma5
GsH.W., over Is, fond Of children /:
i've in: Thurs, and Sun. Oh: recent
LOCAL refs, Ju. 1854. --i9
s say, Li, ssd in, !, 4ss s Ssss Rel. =:
G.H.W.-GOOD Cook; settled Tom.
an; experienced In all duties OF
Al home; adults. Write In de-
TAI. giying rec. refs. and wages.
MAifb. a'S sen;rs sfarl bov,,vo,., Ia iS,,.
care, sood ironer, ) days. sit )
EVENINGS. refs: $27 and earfare.
MAID G. 1aii1 plain cooking. fond
OF children; rec. loo. refs: live in
OF stay some ewes; good salary;
pleasant working cond. To. 2-04l5.
MAID, gh.w,. some cooking; TO live
u, Walter Reed area. Refs. read.
,Seeii4rS open IA. e;;7523. lie
mlne' 70 snail children; s26 week.
nap I:. p e ss1; tq PAs sss g. sa
after q pm. -2l
SETTLED WHITE LADY. live in rm.
and board plus $40 week for ught
house duties. UN. 4-5429. ID
WOMAN to care for preschooI-
age boys; light household duties:
EIN q, :. home: salary: live in.
icoToRREb5 issEirrLED WOMAN e.S.w..
good cook. good with children:
1--we In. good home; day OF q
week; S35 week. OIL. 4-lO0S. go
SETTLED C0LORED LADY. live in.
small family. Cab LU. 2-2SO9.
SETTLED CoLOREp LADY to live
in: small family. small salary. Cali
LU. 2-2s09. ri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19
MATTRESSES
(WHITE)
Experienced
O'DONNELL'S
New Bethesda Sea Grill
Apply in Person
1901 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda, Md.

GIRL (white), Is to 80. for Hyatts-
vile dry cleaning plant: salary,
$40; no experience necessary. Call
GIRLS. white. 81 to IS. to answer
telephones: switchboard exDer. help
ful; hrs, 8 am. to pm or 4 to
l9 pm; perm. full-time position.
Must have good handwriting. Apply
in person only. Suite 412. 1928 q
st. NV.
LADIES. add to family income; use
spare hours to give service TO
regular AVON customers near you
You can earn s@5 Wkly. Call now.
WOMAN with knowledge of book
keeping and some tipping. for In
tereSting position IN branch Of
fee OF national organization.
Pleasant working conds., paid va
cation, holidays. Apply In per-
son, RIM. 95l Warner Bldg, 18th
WOMAN ri to 80, to answer
switchboard and assist in general
once work; 40-hour week: good
salary pleasant working eondi-
tons and all large company bene-
fits Apply IN psIson; SINGER
20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING 10 1T. Lauderdale soon
Take two. Share driving and ex'
AN pRivING TO HOUSTON. Texal
Want rider &c share expenses
ERIC. RA. a-s672. leave message
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19
HELP-WokAEh

TELEPHONE ORDER CLERK fer ice
cream company. must be accurate
and dependable. 25-lS yrs. Apply
In writing stating exper. and quail
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TYPIST
TYPIST

WAITRESS. exper., daywOrk; excel
pEiicATEssES. s4os Slow v" ave-.
s si n,Sp ssPg., Nd; ~. 1905. 30
japanese: Call OIL. $4,000. ga
WAITRESS, white. between 81 and
T i9G ESHa ' as5 6gEM2RE sEs
SOS Le ssss6yr pike, Falls Church,
WAITRESS. white. night. only
Preferably ABc experienced. After
pm; FAMOUS RESTAURANT.
w Isle ksg YORK ave; NV: Ia
per: mixed drinks drink IN. .nSfG toodi Neat eat
and attractive: top salary and tips.
Nightwork. SEA SHELL RESTAU-
RANT. 1919 Livingston I'd. sc. ION
Indian Head hwy. at Giassmanorl :.
WAITRESS wANTED--white. must
Apply IN person o. cAR Rd SSAsPNssG Rss.
TAuRANT. Conn. and s St. NV.
WAITRESS, white, over31.
wooDY's. 312 KENNEDY st. NV.
Apply after 8 pm, tn. 2-e399.
v aHI4s sE aass e fsDf fssR
81, NV bet. 2 and 5 pm.
WAITRESS. colored. with grill and
fountain experience to work in new
coffee shop. Hrs. to 3, 6-day
WIKI local ref. Apply In person,
BERKSHIRE DRUG, 4201 Mass.
wAiTREss. white, clean and neat,
exper. No phone calls. Apply In per.
son SEA KING RESTAURANT. Toll
Y st. NV al
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TV SETS
tUSEDl
$30-$40-$ 50-$60
Gigantic Sale
BUILDING
MATERIALS

Of feet Of good used lumber.
Nails have been removed.
2-inch framing, SC per board foot,
3-inch framing. 3iac per board foot.
Thousands of other bargains in
plumbing and heatins equipment,
doors and window sash. No mail or
phone orders. Delivery at slight
added cost Budget terms arranged.
CO.. 18th and H st. ne.
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HELP-woMEN lceat.J

MORTGAGE LOAN TRAINEE, ls-
80, 70 learn real estate and mort
sage banking business. Typing re-
CURED; interesting work with ad-
vancement; pleasant workins con-
ditions in large downtown once;
honIs 70 2; S-eay yeeE nans
or Nj. Mccartney. FREDERICK W
BERENS. NC l722 L st. NV
Please do not phone.
MORTGAGE loan secretary. SALARY
in excess Of 81. 900 TO qualified ap-
plicant. Cal Mr.. Inlay, CO. 3
4422 for appointment for personal
intervisW. THE CAREY WINSTON
COMPANY. 1873 Conn. ave. NV,
NURSE. white. graduate. practical
- assist to supervisor IN lac. nurs-
Ing aSHs sSRs y .1is S .se. Ss.
refs. LO' 5-Sioo. IF
NtiRsE. white. age 2Q-4o, for private
hospitai, 1--we In or out. References,
N6SsRs. : or 5. white. D. C. R. rs.
PVt S0 hospital. Stead; x TOrE! ss aSS
Apply 1901 Calvert st. NV, lI-6
PAYROLL CLERK, experienced with
ShaW-Walker system helpful: must
be able to type monthly report,
40-hour week, Monday through
person PERSON e chLD Ssfssapn Ho ogRfH L
bet. 8 am. and 5 pm. 10
PUBLICITY DlRECTOR-For large
church organization. must be ex-
perienced journalist. capable of pre-
pairing news releases and feature
mst e,,.,;, k SaOI q radi9 and
qualifications, references, age, re-
ngfous affliation and minimum sal
airy requirements. Box 1850, Star
INSTRUMENTATION Alex.
EMPL:. S1I king st.. Alex. XII,
EXPERIMENTATION - Insur-
ance once; stenographic ability
useful, typing necessary Salary
open. Apply In person, Room 30S,
400 x eft n N
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.
Telephone Solicitors

Experienced telephone solicitors to
week. This is for q large co.,
Germ that offers good pay and COM
mission. Call La. 6-6S63, ask Tor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19
REPAIRS snd SERVICES

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIoNs--Now
js. the time to repair your home;
add room or build that clubrm.
unusual ideas. free estimates. E-Z
terms. oy. 5000. -24
IZiNG-All types Of home Improve
ments, supervised and guaranteed
BY an estab. CORP. FHA and 6-yr.
financing avail. Call for FREE es-
innate. ACME HOME MODERN
IzATIoE CORP NO, 7,b677. -23
Porch ENCLOSURES,
taleusies. kitchen remodeling; By
specialists all work fully guar.
sEco SALES GIT Sligo ave, Silver
Spring, Ju. 5000 day or night.
partitions, gen. altera-
tons: Terms: LAWRENCE HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO., Ii. o-81O0,
remodeline. brick.
cement, carpentry. and eonstruc-
ton: terms. Re. 3-3723. g.
general repairs. paint
ing. papsrins, Free estimates. Easy
terms ME-. SHAFT; AP. 7-4696.
ADDITIONS, alterations, painting.
repairs Of all kinds. Free estimates.
Terms. OIL. $1,000. 10. 4-5991.
ATTIcs--RECREATIoN ROOMS
FREE estimates. FLA terms.
MARICR CONSTR. CO., so. s-S249
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LUMBER-LIKE NEW

2"x12"x1e' long SOS per 1000
Sheet rock 81 per sheet
Doors, frames. hardware SIS up
Other items too numerous TO men,
Pa. ave. NV. DI. 7-60S7.
Cash Wrecking Corp.
Open 2 AMI Pm. days Q Week
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FURNITuRE--NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE
$3.50 wrought iron dinetts S54.gl
S12g.50 bunk beds. compl. 1895
$89 so chrome 5-pc. dinette, 4g.Ot
SOS, 80 Administer 9xl2 rugs 4a.0s
Syelon Hollywood beds 47,SS
Bedrms liv. rm din. rm Terms
KING FURNITURE CO.
S203 Ga. Ave JU 9-5s9I
1366 n st NE Ii, 5000
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sUsiNIss SERVICES

BOOKKEEPING and tax service ID
the small businessman, monthly,
quarterly or annual. RIA. 6-3741
CONsULTANT for loan rsfinancins;
2-6313 eyes,, MR.. MOURAT. --19
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SlTUATioNS--lMEk
ACCOUNTANT BOOkKEEPER now
available: references. 10. 3-43D6

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER now
available; references. 10. 3-4395.
B00KKERPER, part time, exper.
double entry. payroll, taxes, etc. :;
Si;25 hr: Box 377:D. Star. 19'
CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATOR and
or superintendent, is yrs. exper.
in all phases OF general contract
work. ONCE and field. Lu. l-452I,
DRUG CLERK. part time. several
evenings, occasional week ends.
HlGdERs DRUG, 5017 Conn. ave.
RESTAURANT WORKER. white, sx.
peIs sober. 80; pref. kitchen. Ii.
MAN, under 40, desires WORK in
cleo. or radio-TV repair. Limited
knowledge house wiring. Short
course radio-Tv repairs. Willing 70
learn more. CIR. 3-l453 after 8.
NiGhTW0Rk, once cleaning. ,ls-
1904.
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TELETYPE OPERATOR

TELETYPE OPERATOR
EXPERIENCED
Immediate openine
Starting salary based
on previous experience.
Scheduled increases.
Working hours, 3 a,m.-4 pm.
Or 10 . m.-6 pm,
No nAght tours
7-houF day, 6-day week.
Monday through Friday.
CALL MA, $4,000. EXT. $40
TYPIsT, general once work; s-day
week; permanent: salary open.
WILLIAM A. BROWN. 1923 Conn.
ave. NV. ~
TYPIST. 1880 w.p.m., dictaphone
work; attractive working cond. I:
3717-hr wk. Phone Mr.. Meyers,
LA. 6-6022, Ext. 5. Pa
TYPIST to answer telephone. Full
or part time. Good salary. DRAKE
PRESS. Ol6 New York ave NV.
ITYPIsT for permanent position. in
teresting work; 5-day, 40-hr. week,
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. Elk.
TWISTS, his. graduates, type so
W.p.m.; good salary, paid vacations
Mrs. Dodd. HECH1NGER CO., 18th
and H SITS. ne. --25
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lIhsrRucr. covRsls lcsat.l

PIX * ;RE e. T4AE me seAoo sss
HIGHLY CULTURED woman teaches
English, self-conddenee. freedom
from self-eonaciousness. Ap. 2
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REFRIGERATOR

condition: $50. XII. s-5s47. I'll
IREFRIGERATORs, gas. electric. An
sizes. sealed units: S25 up. Guar.
anteec
Ace Plumbing Supply Co.
I22I5-20 Ga. Ave NV. AID. 4-0078
RUGS, RARE ORIENTALS, owned
BY. Army offlcer with overseas
orders. Specially priced for quick
sale. ia. 5-0146, Ia
Orietnal. al sizes:
very reasonable CASsABIAN, 1904
o st. near Wis. ave. 80
RUGS (2),. gxl2: Oriental-design
rugs: brand-new. never used. Value,
SIS; sacrificing for $50. ORR
ENTAIL RUG MART. 1905 g at. NV.
SAFES, new and used, easy terms.
STANLEY HAYMAN d CO.. 2o19
14th ST. NV.
SHELVING STEEL-we have lowest
prices and stock commercial Grade
aARco EouiR. corr, s47s sher-
man ave NV. NO. 7-19l9. --20s
SNOW TIRES (2) 6.50x16. tubes
and chains. Good condition. ~, O..
soFA--Full size. good eond. Rsas.
ia, 9-4696. az