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keeping? Look over this Spring
Cleanup check list and test the
safety of your home with respect
to fires.
1. Trash and rubbish-do you
regularly dispose of old linens,
cast-off clothing, mattresses and
old furniture, curtains, draperies,
lampshades, bagazines, papers?
2. Outside-do you keep the
grounds around your house free
of dead grass, weeds, trash and
dried brush?
8. Cleaning materials-are your
dust mops safely stored and oily
rags kept in safe metal contain
ers?
4. Machinery-do you keep your
home tools, motors and appliances
serviced and clean?
5. Electricity-do you use Is
ampere fuses, and do you prompt
ly replace worn or damaged
cords?
6. Painting-do you keep wood
surfaces in and out of the house
painted. and do you remove and
replace old woodwork and fenc-
ing?
7. Smoking-do you have plenty
of well-designed ash trays alway
handy for smokers?
8. Roofs your roof in good
repair; is it protected by fire re-
sistant asphalt shingles, metal
slate, tile or asbestos roofing?
8. Valuable rubbish-do you CO.
operate with charity drives for
paper and trash; salvage your
cast-off clothing, furniture, etc.,
or contribute it to rummage sales
(don't forget to tie papers in neat
bundles).
10. Furnace and chimney-do
you have your chimney and heat
ing system repaired and cleaned
at least once year?
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ACCIDENTS UP
REPORT SHOWS
Financial Responsibility Dept.
DisclOses 594 Cases
Reported for March
76 IN KENT COUNTY

There were At more accidents
on Delaware highways, involving
damages in excess of 500, dur
ing March of this year than in
the same month of last year, ac-
cording to a report of the Finan-
cial Responsibility Division of the
Motor Vehicle Department.
This report disclosed that there
were a total of 594 of these acci-
dents during the month of March
as compared with SAT for March
of last year and 491 for March
of 1854.
Wilmington and New Castle
County had 463 of the accidents
taking place during March, an in
crease of 63 over March of last
year and 1T more than took
place during March of 1854.
Kent County had 76 Of the ac-
cidents, an increase of seven over
March of last year and three
more than took place during
March of 1854.
Sussex County had 55 OF the
accidents, the lowest number of
these accidents to take place in
that county during the month Of
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personnel. 1t is believed that this
new rental housing will bring
about more reenlistments for
Dover AFB.
The 500 units will be built along
the lines of contemporary Della
ware architecture calling for part
brick and part wood siding. Row
units will consist of two story
apartments. Each rental unit will
include full kitchens and dining
areas, average size rooms, ade-
quate closets, radiant heating and
the latest in modern fixtures.
Master TV antennas on each Sec
ton will facilitate and consider
ably reduce the cost of television
installation. Plans also call for
adequate automobile parking
space and play areas for children.
AlInough speclf1c rental costs
have not been established, it is
expected that they will correspond
to the respective quarters allow
ances of various ranks.
The Dover AFB project will be
built in accordance with the pro-
visions of Title VIII of the Ma
tional Housing Act, as amended
by Public Law 345, 84th Con-
gress. Pricate individuals with
their own financing will be solicit
ed to build the houses under FILA
specifications. Upon completion
of the units the government will
assume the mortgage and estab-
lish rental fees. The project when
amortized will revert to owner
ship by the government.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-03
500 HOUSING UNITS PLANNED
FOR PERSONNEL AT DOVER AFB

Final architectural drawings
are nearing completion for the
construction of 500 family hous-
ing units for Dover Air Force
Base personnel, it was announced
recently by Colonel Nicholas S.
deTolly, Base Commander.
The 500 units will occupy a
tract of land west of the present
Bachelor officer Quarters on South
Lebanon Road with construction
expected to begin early next fall.
No completion date will be an
nounced until after construction
contracts are awarded but Dover
AF'B authorities are using every
available means to expedite the
project.
Present plans call for the con-
struction of 148 two-bedroom row
units, 292 three-bedroom row
units, 56 three-bedroom single
units and four four-bedroom single
cnits. Approximately 800 units
will be assigned to non-commfs-
stoned officers and airmen while
the remaining structures will be
set aside for officer and warrant
officer occupancy.
The Dover AFB housing pro-
ject is expected to relieve the
critical shortage of rental hous-
ing which has existed in the Kent
County area since the Military
Air Transport Service began ex-
panding the installation in April,
1852. The lack of low price rent
al housing has made it increas-
ingly difficult for Dover Air Force
Base to retain many of its skilled
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Kent Home Doings


Myrtle Hunt, st. Jones Club; Mrs.
Florence K. Morris, Mrs. Homer
Hopkins, Mrs. Dorothy L. War
rem, Mrs. Mary Layfeld, Mrs. Lii
liam H. Slaughter, Laws Club;
Mrs. Doris Cohee, Fraziers Club;
Mrs. Margaret Appenzeller, Mrs.
Catherine Orvis, st. Jones Club;
Mrs. Kathryn Smith, Mrs. Thelma
Hanson, Merrymakers Club; Mrs.
Ruth Buarque, Mrs. Pearl Rolli-
son, Houston Club; Mrs. Viola
Taylor, Andrewsville Club; Mrs.
Marie Gooding, Mrs. Annie Wheat
man, Mrs. Martha H. Wright,
Clayton Club; Mrs. Evelyn Cade,
Mrs. Gordon Warner, ,,Todd's Club;
Mrs. Pearl B. Torbert, Mrs. James
s. Raughley, Canterbury Club;
Miss Helen L. Comstock, Mrs.
Laura Campbell, Oak Grove Club;
Mrs. Arthur Short, Mrs. William
Knots, Leipsic Club; Mrs. Vir-
ginia Kirby, Mrs Hilda Mulhol-
land, Wildwood Club; Mrs. Ruth
Walker, Mrs. Clara Fifer, Cee-W-
Dee Club; Mrs. Irene Wooleyhan,
Mrs. Susie Knots, Kenton Club;
Mrs. Barbara L. Michel, Mrs. Oc-
tavia Franch, Mrs. Lucille Mer-
GER, Happy Homemakers Club.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-03

March in three years. The record
for March of last year was 78
while in March of 1854 the num-
ber was 72.
OF the drivers involved in these
accidents during March of this
year, 100 were from out of the
state and 1854 had no insurance.
There were total of 143 persons
injured in these accidents.
Damages resulting from these
accidents in March of this year
totaled $2O6, ,785.0O as compared
with $2O2,930.O0 for March of
last year and S192, ,375.0o' for
March of 1854.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-03
National Home Demonstration
Week

AN0SAS&A
Week
Have you noticed any special
activities during the past week?
It's National Home Demonstration
Week, and clubs have been MAX
ing special efforts to tell you-in
public-about the Home Demon
stration program. In next weeks
column, will try to summarize
the Kent County activities!
A More Attractive Table
Every homemaker is interested
in making her tables more attrac-
tive-for family meals and COM
pany, too This subject was dis
cussed at leader training meet
ing on Thursday, April 26, at the
Viola Community Hall. Miss Joan
Allen, Nutrition Specialist, was in
charge of the class, which was
hlghl1ghted by demonstration
and discussion of table service,
with four homemakers acting as
hostess and guests: Mrs. Rather
inc Smith, Mrs. Robert Mercer,
Mrs. Jehu F. Camper, and Mrs.
Mary Bitter.
All of Kent County's Home
Demonstration Clubs will be dis
cussing this subject in May, and
those who attended the training
meeting will teach their clubs.
They are the following: Mrs.
Catherine Hickman, Mrs. Lillian
M. Camper, Harrington Club; Mrs.
Mary Fleming, Mrs. Mary Ennis,
Mrs. Clara H. Jones, Smyrna
Club; Mrs. Hazel Grier, Mrs. Clara
FARRELL, Mrs. Mildred Nickerson,
Viola Club; Ms. Lille Webber,
Cowgills Club; Mrs. Mary Bitter,
Mrs. Mary Willim, Chestnut Grove
Club; Mrs. Marie Lages,- Mrs.
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Home Check List Suggested
For Spring Cleanup

A clean home is a fire-safe
home. Most homeowners prob
ably don't think enough about
this, says Asst. New Castle Coun-
ty Agent Ralph Barwick, "but it
is a fact that most home fires
would never happen if everyone
kept their homes and yards clean
and rubbish-free."
How fire-safe is your house
Smyrna times., 1956-05-03

Mrs Russell L. Hardy Newark vice chairman of the Della
Garden Committee and the general committee
for the Spring Flower Show to be held in Agricultural Hall the
University Delaware Weekend June
and B. demonstrates of the principles in making flower
exhibit arrangement
the 102 different exhibit classes scheduled for the Show
Besides the ribbons the first three exhibits
all classes of the show Longwood Gardens will make Sweepstakes
Awards available in the adult the Show The Searoe
buck Foundation has donated trophies and special cash prizes
in the junior division the Show special trophy
in the classes
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March of 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-23

DINING SET, fine mahogany; 2 china
cabinets, mahoe. bookcase. teacart.
| MahoH chiifonier and vanity. Rugs.
| Beige hall and stair carpeting. 2
pairs crystal wall lights. Baby car
5 Ssss antique antique crib ,h ss ea GHh
books, bric-a-brac, nniscel. items.
$50 Cedar pkwy, Chevy Chase, 10
to 5, Fri, Sat. Sun.
DINING RIM. TABLE, Drexel mahog..
44x64 extending to 100 In, with
cond. Sac. OIL. 4-4264.
ELECTRIC RANGE, Frigidaire. .40".
. units, deep well, auto. controls,
$50; good cond. JE. 6-5577.
FILING CABINETS, new. steel,
x22.95 up. CIRCLE TYPEWRITER
CO., 741 18th st. NV.
FIREPLACE EQUIP. gas OF elee.
SFs fsr1 iG 771 H nH e. sAsSSMSaE
FLOOR-SANDING EQUIPMENT, COM
plete outfit and truck. Call any
N time after Z S p;m; and al day Sun.
FOAM CUSHIONS CUT ANY SHAPE.
M IESD 2i y lEon eoqse: .S all
FREEZER, Iefgr;. sweeper. apt.
|
good condition. SO. 5-9066.
FREEZER REEF! 5000 to 60 for 5000 by
Carrier air. cond., $3.50 both; l
Maytag washer, .wringer type, $50;
all in excel. cond. ia. 2-7754.
FURS-Minks. Of every description
| from o scarf to coat. Our COM
plete stock Of new and slightly used
sample garments are priced TO sell
fast. Compare and save at BASKIN
PURS. corner OF 9Th and q NV
FURS-KID-SKIN COAT, / gray.
s siEs lgls, $3.50 pF Or s sest 0er. Call
FUR TRIMMINGS--Fox and mink
sweaters. Complete line Of ~I leather
coats. BASKIN FURs. corner Of
9Th and G NV.
FURNITURE, UNCLAIMED-Studio
couch. $25; club chair. $40; inner
spring matt. $40; sofabed. $50;
/ vanity w/mirror, $40: occ. chair,
| So; love seat. $50: dinette set, Sis:
bed. So; sofa and chair. $50;
leather top coffee table, SIS: bunk
BED: sly; bookcase: S.; secretary
$50 china closet. SIS; chest Of
drawers, $40: wardrobe. $40. We do
reupholstering: Sofa and l chair,
$50, including labor and material.
Slip covers, sofa and chair, SAT,
labor and material. We do refinish-
ing, cabinet work. furniture repair
| ing. draperies. Easy terms HOFF-
MANN UPHOLSTERERS, 2447 18th
st. NV. CO. 5-5116. 23'
FURNITURE - Modern sofa and
chair. Kroehler, green, new cond.,
S160, 10. 2-4314.
FURNITURE-5OSs off, all new fur
ntture at Va price. A once-in- life
time buy on better-grade new fur
niture. Bedrm. suites. din. rm.
suites. sofas, chairs, two-piece
sectionals, end tables, lamps, mir
rors, desks, and beddings. ALI sales
cash and final. merchandise must
pc accepted Immediately. Free de-
livery to Virginia area. Sale Mon.
Sat. only. Hrs. 9-5; Sat. GLE.
BROTHERS FURNITURE CO. 2
blks. from Baileys Crossroads, Va,
on Seminary road.
FURNITURE-Mahog. bedrm. suite,
6ies record S csSinet tela6hone Ia Ia
bic, sewing machine and. chair.
serving cart. china, glassware and
FURNITURE-Love seat, hide-a-bed,
Simmons, antique gold leaf franc,
oval mirror. mahog. chest Of draw
ers. mahog. tele. stand and benc'l.
bareback chair with custom sir
cover and misc. 10. 1884, also
10. 7-3546.
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SALESGIRLS

SALESGlRLS
VIII train. Openings at 1918 Con-
nec.icut ave NV. 1891 Georgia ave
Silver Spring. 516 King ST., Alex.
SALESLADY, experienced in selling
sportswear, lingerie and accessories:
5-day week. KOTZIN, 1909 g
st. NV. Elk. 3-O232.
SALESLADY, exper., fine women's
sports clothes. Full and part time
regular employment. Top salary
TWEEDS N THINGS, 20 -Wiscon
sin circle, Chevy Chase. Nd. OIL
1864.
SALESLADIEs, telephone work. toy
pay; full or part time. Don't wait.
u no experience. we will train YOU.
Use our phone and make 500 per
wk. or more. See sales manager.
r.. H. BEST. INC, l545 Rockville
pike, Rockville, Md. Open every
day, go.
SALESLADIES. for ladies' ready-to-
wear; only experienced need apply.
Box 11O-J Star.
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HELP--WoMEN

sALESGIRLs, variety or dept. store
exper.; 3 or 9 days: discount on
merchandise psid VACATIONS; Dc
1882 Pa. ave. NV.
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MATTRESSES
PART TINE AND FULL TIME, daily
and week ends. Very high earnings.
Must be exper. Apply In person only,
KUSHNERS SEAFOOD
RESTAURANT
e523 Piney Branch Rd. Silver Spring
LADY. ambitious. refined. opportu-
nifty to learn good business. Rapid
advancement. $4,000 year. Box
LADIES
To sell Christmas cards in spare
time to friends, relatives. co-workers.
No exper. nee. Nothing to invest.
Easy extra cash. Write for samples
on approval. LIBERTY BELL, Dept.
652 ,S39 Greenmount ave-, BALTIC.
YOUNG LADY : National finance
company requires services Of young
lady for general once work; must
hand desirable but not necessary:
no exper. required. We. train you.
2 wks. paid vacation, hospitaliza-
ton, life insurance and retirement
nenents, pleasant working condt-
lions, good hrs. and salary. Apply
o155 dS s Snly s Ms s sA9MDEMHs S
WOMAN FOR NURSING HOME,
exper. IN I sii.rounS ' works ;et tIansp.
ct door. Write BOX 406-J. Star.
TEMPORARY-Established labor or
ganization has immediate openins
for experienced general once work.
er; must be neat typist; 36-hr. wk.
conditioned ONCE. UNITE d
TEXTILE WORKERS, $50 18th st.
NV. End floor.
ONLY 4 MONTHS TIL CHRISTMAS
You can earn S300-S50O for your
CHRISTMAS shopping II you will take
neighborhood. Call DI. S-022i.
LADY PIE BAKER-Turn your hobby
into cash. II you are q good BIZ
baker, apply ofices Of BRICK OVEN
1901 q st. NV, End n, between 2
pm. and 3 pm. only.
PART-TIME or fuli-time tele. work
White. AID. $4,000.
CHILDREN BACK TO sCHOOL-Pre.
pare now; earn $500 for Christmas
taking orders for AvON's beautifu
gifts and cosmetics. DI. 7-0221.
HOT SHOPPE
MATTRESSES
CARHOPS
MAKE
Money Money Money
Hear It JINGLE
JINGLE JINGLE
Why settle for less than
at least $50 week?
Plus Meals
Plus Uniforms
Come in and let US place
you in that Job that pays.
WE TRAIN You-PART-TIME Oh
YuLL-TIME WORK AVAILABLE
APPLY ANY HOT sHoPPE on
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
EllPLoYltKlTT oYEIcE
1871 q o. NV. ROOM aoI
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HELP-WokAEN .

SECnEIAnx 10 air commodore; en-
bassy; days; 81. 100. ABBEY
PERSONNEL. 1888 Eye NV.
SECRETARY-Research and devel.
opment corporation. win work with
hiRn;caliber professional personnel
esting projects. Salary commensu-
rate With background and expert
ence. Please call DU. 1898 for in.
terviews. TECHNICAL OPERATIONS
INC. 1000 2 st. NV. DU. 1888
SECRETARY. to director Of educa.
ton OF leading national trade
association, starting a. country.
wide program with schools and
colleges; ahoye-ayeraee salary, Call
SECRETARY, young lady Of execu.
tive caliber living in Bethesda
C Ce c zee Mr Tor r SIT nsE Sra W
ave-. Bethesda. Md. (new Connol
Building or call OIL. 6-2344 or DI
7-6S3O, THOMAS J. FISHER 4
CO.
SECRETARY, above 80. wanted fol
restaurant. bookkeeping and typ.
ing: good pay and meals: all en-
ploye dement's. Apply RESTAU-
W WASH B. Sss Z. S@S 10th st. n.W''
SECRETARY, shorthand and tipping
necessary; pleasant working conds.
natl. ORGANIZATION. call co. 5-62SO.
observation-disclosures desires reli-
able secretary on part-time basis
Hours can be arranged. Work not
subject to pressure. Give age AND
ref. Box 32S-J, Star.
SECRETARY for youth service asen.
cy. shorthand s0me knnwledoe
bookkeeping; 10 a.m.-6 pm,
days, noon-9 pm. Thurs. Perm
post, $4,000 start. Write MAX
MARCUS. 1929 Vermont ave. NV
SECRETARY to chairman Of de-
partment. local university: typins
and shorthand: salary open. Free
tuition for g hours each semester
Call ST. a-4940. Ext. 20. before
SECRETARY
Position open for secretary to ex.
ecutive in HEADQUARTERS once Of q
national finance Arm. Typins AND
some shorthand essential. 35-hr. wk
SALARY commensurate with ability
and experience. Liberal company
benefits which include nepsion plan
Excel Excel. g Torlkine con n IN a, -eon enc.
sids.. 18th y and NJ SIS. NV. ~ NM
SECRETARIES
Permanent positions with elec-
tronic manufacturing firm; accurate
tipping and shorthand required: g.
day week: employe benefits, Apply
Monday through Friday. o to 4.
MEMS CLARKE
919 Jessup Blair Dr., Silver Spring
SECRETARY
Real estate once has an opening
for an experienced secretary, under
40; new Aforementioned building,
5-day week. Opportunity for adj
Ivancement. Reply giving qualifica-
lions. present salary and salary ex-
pected. Box 457-J, Star.
SECRETARY
Young woman, 2o-35 yrs. Of age
who is Q good typist and who can
take shorthand at q reasonable rate
Permanent position in our circula-
ton dept. 6-day. 40-hr. week. Apply
Personnel. Room 602. Open week.
days S:3O-5 and Sat. 0-12. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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BY copIon

TEcHNoLoGIsT-ExceI.
lent salary and leave. 30O-bed hos
pital, new and expanding. Apply
Administrator, ROANOKE MEMO.
RIAL HOSPITAL, Roanoke. vas :
RENTAL AGENTS AND CLERKS, full
or part time, for work in rental
once Of suburban apt. development
In Va; straiRht salary or salary
and apartment. Call Mr.. PRED
BRICKS. XII. 6-5IO0
MAN. WOMAN OR COUPLE, no chill
dren. to serve IS resident manager
for small apartment development
Phone tn. 2-B27O.
MEDICAL records librarian. regis.
tered. 300-bed general hospital, nev
and expanding. Has excellent facil.
tiles. Salary open. Life Insurance.
and disqualification. Apply Ad.
ministrator, ROANOKE MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL. Roanoke, Va.
GERMAN BORN--Por Teaching oyr
language. 1t BERLITz SCHOOL
1901 X 81. NV.
COLORED REAL EsTATE AGENTS
full or part time; must have car
Call MI, Fietcher, CAPITOL VIEW
R1ALTf CO., 10. f-3342.
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ADDITIONS. alterations, attics FOL
that extra room you need. Gail on
skilled .craftsmen under one re-.
. background III 20 years experi.
ence. Eree estimates; terms 70 Z
yeafs. SEQ SAILS. ~. 5000.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRs end sERYlcEs

LEAVING for Dallas. Texas, FridaJ
nleht AUG "a; take 3: SO car. Pm
WA. 1859. Work ref.
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HELP-WoNEN
INSURANCE.

Casualty and FIRE general agency
desires young woman under IS. ex-
perienced in miscellaneous insurance
work; must have stenoeraphic abil-
ity: aforementioned once; 6-day
Oddone. WALLOP AND SON. Elk.
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SECRETARY

YSSTnE gOm man t 2o;s5 VI. Yrs. q age
take shorthand At 'S reasonable aS BE rate Sts
Permanent position in our circulS-
ton dept. 6-day. 40-hr. week. Apply
Personnel. Room 602. Open week.
days S:3O-5 and Sat. 0-12. No phone
calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-23

FORMICA counter and sink tops
manufactured and installed to your
specifications. Terms II desired
Call SECO, Formica Division, JU
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HOUSEKEEPER, white. for employed
CPL; / child, 10: 5-day wk.: S5C
mo. rm. and board. RE. 5-9241
HOUSEKEEPER- COMPANION, white
not over 40: days wk. Wo. Q.
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The Crown Co.
1927 18th ST. NV.
FURNITURE
REDUCTIONS ON ALL NEW

FURNITURE, SAVE 3Oes-60es
CLOsE-OUTs. FLOOR SAMPLES
5roaHlo o,In scatter sa ds. T rnn. s29S;
$3.50; end or cocktail tables. $l2.95;
large plate-glass mirrors, ..Sl4.Db:
ms ape Doo 2meh slyl;go9Si SOHO r2ek-
desk. S24. 05; platform rockers.
S27 80; living room chairs, foam
cushions. 5000: studio couches
S54 90: sofa beds. s6D.g5: Duncan
Phyfe dining room table, $50 .gb:
maple dining room chairsl Se.05;
o osIHe Extension r table, 1895; cOion nsd
mahog. bedroom suite Of large
double dresser and mirror. cheat
and bed, Sl2D.9b: Simmons Hide-A-
Bed. S16a; serta .inneTspring mat
t 4, s,,, s2o %; folding eG.g glth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-23

|HOUSEKEEPER, pleasant. good ap.
pearance. fond of children live In
for working parents. Mr.. ROB
ERTS. ia. 4-1300. IA. 5000
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SECRETARY

Position open for secretary to ex.
national finance firm. Typins and
some shorthand essential. 35-hr. wk
SALARY commensurate with ability
and experience Liberal company
benefits which include nension plan
Excel. working cond In ali -cond
ONCE. Apply IN person 4l6 Rine
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HOUSEKEEPER. to be at home IN,
and take complete charge Of g.
room house for father and 4-yr.-o
/ R-0407 FL, 4-7O44
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FLOORS, sanded and finished: OLD
tsoo e 6r,,y Spssial ~ a- ssss. rates
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BY skilled craftsmen. To give your
home q bright new outlook cal
now. No money down Up to
years to pay. SECO, Paint Division
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HOUSEKEEPER. white. live in; take
complete charge Of motherless home.
2 child: good home to right party.
Call after G nm. VIII. 2-7479.
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F5URNITfiWI1RrEEy lM AsfRSTIS

OPEN FRi. AND MON Motifs
FURNITURE MART
.2i6 King ST., Rlex. XII, $4,000
FURN.-TV console, or. 5000, i2.in.
new. S35: walnut nm. vanity and
bench, sI6 solid WALNUT ouislds
paneled door, ANTIQUE. 500 Lawn
mover, ~ 30. lnlSe., garden
tools. Diabetie scales, misc. "a. s.
RN.---eofa, $50; blond din. 800:
lounge chairs. sJ5. Sect. sofa, hide.
asped. eedrm. set, praet. new. best
FURN.-.-Liv. .rm, set. 3 brass lamps,
walnut tables, plastic covered
1915 81 best OFFER; Az. 7ss35g.
FURNs--Dretser. 81; chest. AK:
bookshelf, SIS; rollaway, $40. ehs.
yl.5Os typewriter. SO. 5f2 Eaai
Mont across from Rockn. Car.
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FURNITURE-Mahog. bedrm. suite,
1925 cost 5000; 8 matching ta-
bles, record cabinet, telephone Ia
Bile, sewing machine and chair.
Westinghouse rooster and grill,
serving cart, china, glassware and
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COLORED-LTvE IN, modern home
private room and bath. care Of
nursery school-aRe child: must b
able to iron mems shirts: othe
help: Wednesday and every othe
Sun. of; salary depending on exper
and willl lin tS assume sll 5. othe
am. or 5 to z nm.
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GENERAL CONTRACTOR. depend.
able; we build, remodel and paint:
specialize in concrete porches,
patios; all work guaranteed. "a
hr. phone service BY mech. device.
IA K.Q239
The Nome nugget., 1956-05-23
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Mrs. Davey
Gaul and infant, William Okit-
kon, William Lincoln, Nick Rauch,
Irene Greene, Arthur Cronin, M.
C. Wilde. Daniel Walsh, Jerry
Hickman, Joe Huber, Capt. Ear
nest Kimbrough, DR.. B. Backus
and infant, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Larson, Arnold Nelson, l.. F. Rotz
To Anchorage: Robert Sum-
mers, DR.. Byron Backus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alan Larson, Harry Beltz,
Joseph Towsjhea, Frederick Push
ruk, Clarence Olanna, eileen Cop
pack, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Cox,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cook. Donald
Smith, Pete Reader, H. E. Schoon-
over, c. E. Bateman.
From Moses Point: Marlin Paul,
Wallace Paul, Mr.. Saccheus. To
Moses Point: Barney Blumenstein.
To Unalakleet: Joel Laska.
To McGrath: Patrick, Richard,
Angela and Eileen Norbert.