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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Sc 900 PLUS REFLECTION on th1

$4,000 PLUS REDUCTION on this
brand-new, center-hall rambler,
with terrific scr. pch., gar. attached
Three big bedrms. and den with
plenty OF closet space, 3 full baths,
sep, din. rm., lge. fully equip. kit,
2lX15 liv rm. with firepl., full
bsmt. with nice recreation area
with flrepl1; lust ] block TO bus,
walk to schools and shopping, 90
minis. TO PentaRon; S26,950. easy
terms. Telephone now for appt..
JE. 3-2093. WILLIAM A. CHAP
MAN REALTY, INC, 6S1S Lee
hwy. tof Westmorelandl, Arl., Va.
"A REAL BUY at only S11,75O--
Frame rambler. . lge. bedrms.. sep
din. nm; situated on lot 70Xl60.
Falls Church area: beautiful
shrubs. plenty Of garden space.
Out-ot-town owner will consider
low down payment and reas. mo
payments. ARFAx REALTY. JE.
$4,000
ASSUME LARGE LOAN on this love-
ly, picturesque. 3-bedrm. rambler.
with de luxe kit, full bsmt. Only
$3.50 down. full price, Sl6,950
Call IA. $4,000, BETTER HOMES
REALTY.
ASSUME Ice. 4le%, 3O-YR. LOAN
on this mod 2-bedrm. brick semi
Diet. home: full bsmt. fenced-in I'd.
Cow. to everything. Total monthly
payments, ST.. ia. 4-1300. NJ. T..
BROYHIIIt a. SONS
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S19,950-Just listed. Charming
Cape-Cod style, on lovely corner lot.
| bedrm. down. . up; porch, 2 baths.
Outstanding neighborhood; mr.. pub
lie and parochial schools.
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-BEDRM., 2 t-BATH, bTand-neT, de
luxe brick split-.evel II exclusive
NJ Arlington location full daylight
Ss cs snS Il S oirSt d nSn
ventionai or FILA. Call ia. Ssg40O,
BETTER HOMES REALTY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30

LORCoM LANE, S13a50-A rare
find in this location. Lovely old
shade trees surround this immacu-
late home. Full bsmt. ASSUME
4laeo LOAN. To inspect. call METZ
LER. IA. 5-7575 till pm.
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Directions: Take Arlington blvd
(Rte. 50J to Fairfax circle, continue
toward Fairfax approx. "a mile tc
model home on right; ,,u
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HOME AND INCOME.--Almost new
prick bldg; II excel. Silver Spring
location, Live rent free manage
own apartments and lei the tensfts
buy The bldg, for voul Over $4,000
yrly. mcconnell Six ants. all rentrdi
$4,000 On. RIPLEY a. ROMER.
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FALLS CHURCH, 5000 down. $50
mo. assume 4es loan.-2 bed
rooms, expandiable 2nd A.: fenced
yard; convenient location: Sl2.5o0
OWNER IF 1-3oIS
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n. ARL.-The rambler you want.
price you can afford; cleaning
white. 3-bedrm. rambler, full day
light bsmt.. huge rec. rm., FULLY
AIR CONDITIONED. Attrac. H.
nancing can be arranged. Call
NICHOLS LA h-I213
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imMACuLAIE I'D BEDkM. HOMES
assume 4es i9an. Sure beats rent
We have pictures OF each at our
oihce, call US. HICKEY, APP, T.SOSO,
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w. C.. & A. N. MILLER

DEvEL OPMENT CO. (Reaitors)
Builders and Developers of
4s 1877 Mass ass Ave- en NV P En- e4 stsy
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH US
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HUHE md JNIUME--bsunit brick
APARTMENT newer section Takoma
Park All units with private baths
md sep. ent ances BeautifuilS dec
oratcd. good Income. RIPLEY 4.
RYfER. JU. b-s5i1.
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800 DOWN and assume CT loan.
3-bedrm. rambler. mr.. new Balti-
more blvd. Finished rec. rm. home
clean as pin and loaded with
extras. PRINCE GEORGES REAL
TY CO, UN. 4-11G6. WA. T-6655
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ECONOMY PLUS . large bedrms !,
space, good dining ell; huge rec.
rm. for fun and fenced yard for
the small fry. Walk to bus, shops
and school: S14.650 CT or terms.
JAMES c. CONLEY & CO.. AP.
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Robbers Miss
Ship'sPayro!!

JERSEY CITY, N. j.. June IL
B.-Police held one man and
were seeking two others in con-
Inection with an attempted pay
roll robbery aboard a cargo ves-
sci yesterday.
Capt. Kenneth L. Chambers
Al, of Chicago, skipper Of the
S. s. Robin Tuxford. was shot
and his chief steward. Lowell E
Harris, IS, of Savannah. Ca. was
beaten in the holdup attempt.
A third crewman, assistant
engineer John A. Kenney, 80, Of
Staten Island. N. Y. was shot
at but the bullet missed.
Police said a $4,000 payroll
was due to arrive aboard the ves-
sci about two hours after the
robbery was attempted.
Capt. Chambers was taken to
Jersey City Medical Center with
bullet wounds of the neck and
back. The hospital said tonight
he was doing very we'll"
Police said the shooting OF
Capt. Chambers and beating Of
Mr.. Harris with a pair Of leg
irons occurred when two hold
upmen. one wearing a mask and
armed with a gun, became en-
ragged when they couldn't find
the money after invading the
captains cabin.
A third robber. who was armed
came UP the ships ladder to
join the first two and fired a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
Malone of WMAL
To Get Award

Bill Malone, WMAL radio and
television personality. will be
given an award tonight by the
District Veterans Of Foreign
Wars posts for cooperation in
turning broadcasting facilities
over for patriotic, civic and well
fare purposes"
Mr.. Malone will be given q
plaque on his television show by
Paul E. Wampler. jr, commander
of the 10 District chapters. The
Malone show, tentatively sched-
uled for 10:45. follows q net:
work boxing broadcast.
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cause the Air Force says it needs
these flights for training and it
would be wasteful not to use the
airlift thus generated.
1--WE think the training argu-
ment is overdone. What these
crews do receive is route ia
miliarization and proficiency
training on light flights over
water where the automatic pilot
is consistently used.
The airlines." he said. have
found that this type Of training
is Of minimum value and lately.
for both economic and efficiency
reasons. have begun to use simu-
Ilators to a much greater extent"
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Air Force contentious that
Military Air Transport Service
flights are for training and "that
l. would be wasteful not to use
the airlift thus generated" are
:. -rdone arguments" the COM
mercial airlines declared today
The criticism came in teSti-
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Air|ines Press for Cuts
In Flights by MATS

mony given by Stuart @. Upton.
president Of the Air Transport
Association, before the Senate
Appropriations Committee.
He asserted that most MATS
flights could be performed by the
civil airlines.
They are not" he said. "be-
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shot at Mr.. Kenney who sought
to question him.
The three bandits fed the ship
as other crew members became
aroused.
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JUNIORS COTTON
SWIMSUIT SPECIAL
$50

Priced low you can spluree on them. Coy plods,
doshne stripes and pretty prints for your choice.
BIoomer suits and suits with ttie-boy shorts Strops
button off on, SO you tan evenly. Dark colors
and bright coIors choose the ones that fotter you
most All for pretty young figures, sizes o-l5.
Pictured at top: Shoebork stripes for suit with chevron
inset and doube-breosted look White pique TRIM
Center same style, this time in dark ploid
Below: ruffes flirting on plaid boomer suit.
Sorry No Moil or Phone Orders
WGL-yunor Spors~eor 4h Floor
selections {, Chevy Chose, 7 Corners and Alexandra
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NEW GERMANY

Holy communion will be held at
the Evangelical and Reformed
church on Sunday, October 6, at
HOO a m, EST. Preparatory serv-
ice will be held on Friday evening,
October 4, at 7:45 p. m, DIST.
Newly elected Officers of the
Women's Guild are: President,
Mary Kamp; vice president, Mil
dred Beachy; secretary, Alberta
Warwick; treasurer, Rhoda Hum
mel. Newly appointed chairmen:
Education, Joyce Warwick; Mis-
sionary. Martha Beachy; Social Ac-
ton, Doris Hummel; Christian
Service, Emma Otto; Spiritual Life,
Alberta Warwick; Stewardship, En-
ma Hummel. The above individ-
uals are scheduled to attend the
fall work shop at st. Johns Evan
gelical and Reformed Church in
Salisbury, Pa, on Saturday at 10
"a M, EST.
MIR. and Mrs. S. L. Otto accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Swat
ger to Baltimore where they spent
the weekend visiting friends and
relatives.
Dean burst is a patient at
Meyersdale Community hospital.
Robert l.. Otto is stationed at
Fort Jackson, S. c., where he will
receive his basic training.
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fifteen contestants at the Interna-
tional contest in Los Angeles in
June.
Other quartets to appear in
clude the Town and Country Four,
Pittsburgh, Pa; The Fashion
Chords, Uniontown, Pa; The -Four
Cryin' Out LIQUIDS, Charksburg, w.
Va; The Beauty Parlor quartet,
Grafton, w. Va, and the Noun
tainaires, from the Oakland chap
ter.
The program is being jointly
sponsored this year by the Oakland
chapter of the society for the pres
ervation and encouragement Of
barbershop quartet 3inging in
America, and the Loar auxiliary of
the Garrett County Memorial hos
pital.
SPEBSQSA officers announced
that due to extension of Day
light saving time the area show
time had been changed to $50
o'clock.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-03
Northern Beats
Confluence, 44-6
Huskies ChoIk Up Third
Straight Win Friday

The Northern High Huskies
made it three victories in a row by
soundly defeating Confluence High
grid team IA to 6 at Confluence
last Friday.
Coach Denver Mitchell's team
rolled up $50 yard en- the ground
and added 1913 yards through the
air with eight compilations of IL
passes thrown. The Huskies scored
the first three times they got the
ball and Tailed in every quarter.
Darwin Robeson Tailed three
touchdowns, running % yards for
a score on the first Northern play
from scrimmage in the game. He
went As yards for his second touch
down in the second quarter, passed
35 yards to Dick Spear for another,
and counted his third siX-pointer
with a 25-yard romp around end
for the final Northern tally.
Edgar Mickey went off tackle
for five yards and the third touch
down, while Tom Schroyer made the
longest run of the game, going 65
yards for a 7. d. Substitute quar-
terback Don Wright also sneal:ed
over from the vineyard line for
another.
Confluence scored from pass
in the second period.
Playing for Northern were Law
son, Gilpin, Frantz, Baker, NJ.
Sisler, Swauger, Spear, Robson,
Mickey, Schroyer and Miller. Sub
stitutes were Bethel, Strauss, K.
burst, Hedrick, Wright, Jenkins,
HENDERSON, Umble, Hutzel, Yom-
mer, J. burst, Bucket, l.. Stanton,
X. Sisler, Friend, Patton, Mckenzie,
Long.
The Huskies will meet the Al
legany High Jayvees Thursday on
the home field.
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Region One at the National f. f.
A. Convention at Kansas City,
Missouri. He will leave October 10
and return October 10.
Gayle was chosen by Mr.. Richard
Bishoff and Mr.. George Lipscomb
for his leadership ability, vocation
al agriculture enterprises, progress
siveness, and achievements in
f. f. A.
Pep Rally Held
A pep rally was held today the
sixth period in the gymnasium to
build up enthusiasm for the game
with st. Francis which will be
played at $3.50. This game will be
broadcast over the radio. The
Senior band will play.
Junior High Games
The Junior High football team
won its game with Petersburg, on
Monday, September 30, 7 to 0. The
Junior Band played for this game,
under the direction of Mr.. John
Stout.
Select Cheerleaders
Monday evening junior high
cheerleaders were elected. They
are Kathryn Mosser, head cheer
leader; Shirley Warren, 9th grade;
Carolyn Biser, Sue Yutzy, 9Th
grade; Beverly Skipper, 7th grade.
Junior F. II. A.
Barbara 10 Rice, first state vice
president of Junior F. H. A., will
attend the Executive Committee
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Southern Speaks
BY KATHRYN HAUSER
Sr. Band Wins 500

Sr. Band Wins 500
Southern's Senior Band won
first place when it participated in
the parade for the Buckwheat
Festival in Kingwood on Septem-
Der %. First prize was one hundred
dollars.
Council Organizes
The Student Council held its first
meeting, Tuesday October /. The
election committee was appointed
and will begin working on class
elections soon. Those appointed
were Helen Raynovich chairman;
Skip Powers, Susie Porter, and
Jarlath Dewitt.
Office Practice
Students from Mr.. Deans Office
practice classes are working on u
rotation basis in the office of the
Elementary School in Oakland.
Each student works in the morn
ing for one week. The students get
experience in office routine in
answering the telephone, tipping,
duplicating, filing, and record
keeping.
Beckman Represents f. F. A.
Gayle Beckman, senior, will rep
resent the Southern Chapter in
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Adv. 1t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-03

The "Babbling Brooks" of the
SPEBSQSA chapter of East Liver
pool, Ohio, will headline the fifth
annual Night of Harmony at South
ern High school on Friday evening,
October IL, it has been announced.
They are a family quartet with
Earl Brooks, lead (second from
left and his sons, left to right,
Bobby, tenor; Bill, bass; and
Chuck, baritone. They are the pres
ent johnny Appleseed district
champions and were among the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-03
Transfers of Real
Estate Are Listed

There were eighteen transfers
of real estate in the offices during
the past week, as recorded in the
offices of the County Commits
sioners and the clerk of the Cir
cult court.
William Luther Sharpless, ct uX
to Tyler Austin Arnold, ct uX, lots
ia, lis, l16, lit, 118, Hazel street
Kitzmiller, district 10, house and
garage, $28OO.0O.
F. Walter HENDERSON, ct uX, to
Audrey Frantz, IS acres, dwelling
and barn, District 2, 100000.
Big Vein Coal company of Iona
coming, Inc, to John Bradley, ct uX
246.71 acres coal district 8, $4,000
Joseph w. Rhodes, ct ux, to
Bruce d. Smouse, ct Tx, lots SO and
"a, lake front and dwelling, dis
trict 6, $l6,O00.OO
Irving r. Wolf, ct ux, to Clayton
l.. Hauser, ct uX, lots 5 and g.
block %, Loeb Lynn and dwelling
district 16, $4,000.
Emroy d. Bolden, ct uX, to Ar
lie r. Blake, ct uX, "a acre and
dwelling, district 7, $12,OOO.OO
Bessie A. Lewis, ct vir, to Earl
M. Volmer, ct ux, 7.57 acres
wooded, district IA, $4,000.
Ruth F. Solt ruth F. Field, ct
vir to Benjamin Earl Field, So acre
and dwelling, district 7, S5,OOO.OO
Theodore Raynovich, ct ux, to
William c. Jordan, ct uX, "a acre
wooded, district l, $4,000.
George c. Harris, ct ux, to Alex
ander Kaminsky and Edward G.
Roberts, .SS acre, dwelling and
garage, district 1, S2O,OOO.OO
Lois Elaine Naylor, ct vir, to
John Richard Browning, ct uX, y
lot 26, lot 81, Oak street, and
dwelling and garage, district T.
$8,OOO0O.
Coral F. McRobie, ct ux, to
Kenneth II. Maphis, ct ux, and
Jack Cooper, ct ux, 1921 acres
dwelling, barn, old building, dis
trict l. S6,5OOOO
Hobart Harvey, ct ux, to Gin
ton Friend and Robert Sliger, II
acre, wooded and "a acre wooded
district IA, $4,000.
Clinton Friend, ct uX, and Rob
crt Sliger, ct uX, to John c.
Schaumberg, ct ux, "a acre
wooded, district Ia, $4,000.
William H. Kessner (dcceased)
to Ralph E. Kcssner and Bernice
Kessner Rodgers, 15l2 acres, dwell
ing and out-building, district 2
orphans Court.
II. Weber and Sons Co., to East.
ern States Farmer Exchange, Inc.
ST acre pasture, district 7, $4,000
Newton c. Griffith, ct uX, tC
Woodrow " Friend, ct ux, 3525
acres and dwelling, district 5
100000.
Stuart F. Hamill, assignee, tC
Eliza E. Bray, ct uX, lot IL, Oak
street, dwelling, district 7, $4,000
Air force is dropping II wings
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-03
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and helpfulness during
the illness and following the death
of our brother, the late Francis
Murphy
We also want to thank all who
gave flowers and contributed the
use of their automobiles for the
funeral service.
Sisters and Brothers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-03

Among the groups attending
were Ralph Beachley and Gloria
Miller, Northern High; Miss Rob-
erta Cogley and Kathryn Hauser,
Southern High.
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MARRIED

Lilly-Adams Announcement
has been made of the marriage of
Genevieve Sweeney Adams, OF
Oakland, TO Charles Edward Lilly
of Charleston, w. Va, which took
place in st. Patrick's Catholic
church in Cumberland on Satur-
day, September 81. Rev. Arthur
Bastress performed the ceremony
A reception was held ut Nancy
Whetsell's restaurant on Saturday
evening, honoring the couple.
The bride is the daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Sweeney
Center street.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-03

A typhoon unexpectedly veered
into Okinawa with 146-mile winds,
causing $40 million damage and
several deaths.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-03
School Press Groups
Meet in Cumberland

Students and teachers repre-
sentatives Of seven schools attended
a meeting in Cumberland Satur-
day, planned by Eugene T. Gun
ming, editor of the Sunday Times,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-03

meeting in Baltimore, Saturday,
October 5. This meeting will be held
in the State Board Of Education
office.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-03

Air force is dropping II wings
and 10 squadrons of the air nation
al guard and air force reserve.
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BRIGHT STUDIO ROOM, u bath;
grill refrigerator; maid serv.; $45
mo-: gentleman only. HO. 2-6073.
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Immediate delivery II de-
sired but at slightly higher
cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-12

FURN.-sect. sofa, ss5: mod; bedFm
buffet. SIS. dble. tbi.. chrs.. $50;
russ. misc. tbls.. chrs. Ov. 3-4661
FURN Complete. for 2-bedrm. apt,
incl. 21-in. TV and air cond.
leaving town. win sell all or part
10. 2-b9na
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TYPEWRITERS

Headquarters for electric, stand
ards and portables. new and used
at the best possible terms to sui
you For rent or sale. Trades accep
MITCHELL SALES CO. UN. 4-843t
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STENOGRA,.PHERS mi

Wanted by progressive in
surance agency: excellent
salary: employe benefits: new
air-cond. Office. 18th and K.
35-hr. work week. A real OPP
portunity for those who
qualify For appt., call MRS.
GARDINER. ME S-373n
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ROOMS WANTED

EMPLOYED LADY. college graduate,
QUIET, has car and has lived IN
Chevy Chase, Maryland, Tor twenty
years, would like TO share home ~
house prompts move from present
location. Box 397-S. star. -
NEED ROOM for woman unable to
walk. can feed self. nurses or
pvt. home; no more than Sl"O mo,
JU. S-2l36
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SALE MIscELLANEoUs-FoR SALE

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TYPEWRITERS
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WAREHOUSE SALE
DISPLAY MERCHANDISE
USED KITCHEN CABINETS
Sink tops. odd-lot disposals. kitchen
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priced from $3.50: brand-new gar
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WASHER, GE wringer type with
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WASHER AND DRIER. Westinghouse
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WASHING MACHINES, used. rebuilt
guaranteed; all kinds: Sla.p5 UP
ACME STOVE CO.. 1011 18th NV
WELDING OUTFIT-Acetylene and
miscellaneous car tools. JU. $500
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SALESGIRLS
(HOT.OPEDl
SALESWOMEN

Telephone Saleswork
This is an opportunity for
you to earn a substantial
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straight commission basis.
The work is pleasant
calling from your own desk
in our office.
Telephone sales expert
ence is not absolutely neces-
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voice and pleasant person.
atty are extremely helpful
in making your earnings
unlimited.
Age No Barrier If Over 81
The hours will be arranged
to suit you either full
time, part time or evenings.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont
NV Service WHOLESALE

cement work;
terms. AJAX ENG Go, u. $3.50 1850
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SURVEYOR

or C.E.. capable of doing plain land
surveying Need not be registered.
Must make neat drawings. Perma-
nent position with good pay and full
time. Cali MR., JOHNSON for inter-
view, DI. 7-5S7l.
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STORE MANAGER

Excellent opportunity for
settled woman or young lady
TO manage a home accessories
store salary open. State age
and retail experience, Box
SIX, Star.
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SECO Incorporated
6l7 Sligo Ave. Sill. Sp. JU. 5000
OIL BURNER and 275 gallon oil
tank. good condition; 500. 1871
Park I'd NV
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

NICE LARGE ROOM, board optional
Take elderly people pvt home,
3137 3sth st. NV. WO. 6-l7la.
FOR ELDERLY LADY with tray
service. near bus and chursh: CO,
5-53b5.
THE MARIETTA. 1925 18th st. NV.
Single and double rooms, young
ladies and men elev: excel. board.
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TELEPnoNE suRyEY-ESceiIlent op

portunity for experienced party
willing TO work Call 10. 5-4447
'letwcen u and . pm.
TYPIST, white, under 30. general
Office work in small, long-estab.
lished Office; National Press Bldg
Free transportation to and from
work II living in northwest area
5.day 35-hour week. or will con-
slider part-time ARRANGEMENT Box
@s6-X, Star
TYPIST, 5-day week, $50 to o.30:
take some dictation and answer
telephone 81 per day Apply In
person. FLAHERTY BROTHERS