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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-08

PONTIAC 1855 strstostreak VS. A.
IGOR hardtop: we invite your inspec-
lion and test drive to compare the
car compare the price. compare the
terms. to see what a. real value
L OLMSTEAD (OLDS)
1000 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-S400
PONTIAC "a star Chief cow; light
blue; new white top; 7. and. h.
hydra, Wv. tires; reduced from
81 :695 to si'4o6. Worldwide
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1909 E.-W. Hwy. tat Ga. AVE.
Silver Spring. Md. ,JU. 9-4500
PONTIAC rs Chieftain 4-dr.: auto
matte trans. r. and h.. full power,
Wv. tires, 2-tone finish with match
R Ing iptspioT +, Icy 9Ss mileage one owner
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1921 21st st. NV DI. 7-Ol1l
PONTIAC 1853 Custom Catalina; q
tone green and ivory finish. radio.
heater. hydramatic. Priced for quick
sale, only Sl.035.
Kenvon-Peck Chevrolet
1896 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
ia. 2-9O0I Open til $50
ONLY AT BANNING'S
PONTIAC 1855 Catalina hsrdtop
coupe: Quadrangle hydra. r.. and h..
2-tone, Wv tires. low mileage. !
O" TAKE u. S NO. ! TO
BANNING & SONS
$500 BALTIC. Blvd. Open 80
UN. 4-9550
PORSCHE 1865 Speedster 1900;
$3.50. Trojan 5000.
PORSCHES
Porsche '55 coupe t2): Porsche
$50 speedster. Porche 81, Super
JACK PRY, LTD.
DIRECT DEALER FOR JAGUARS
OLDEST AND LARGEST
Distributor for Mercedes-B
Alta Romeo for 5 States
SINCE 1899. l4th AND p
RAMBLER 1855 station wagon: per-
feet cond.: r. and h.. hydra must
sell quickly, leaving country. ST.
! 525 JE. 2-0912.
RAMBLER 81, $445
Hardtop: r. and h.. economical
DIVER MOTOR CO.
Dodge-Plymouth
5120 Wis. Ave. NV.
EN-. 2-l643 EN- 2-1644
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY so 4-door Monterey:
auto. trans. 7. and h.; BONDED
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1871 2lst st. NV. DI, 7-Olll
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1854 Catalina coupe; ra.
dio, heater. hydramAtic,. beige and
white finish: BONDED: 1907 guar
ARCADE PONTIAC
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7 TjIIAiIFKOMji'As FORD

s725 Piney Br. Rd. s. s.. Ju. $1,000
FORD SO Customline VS. Tudor:
serviced and ready TO go on the
best deal anywherei Sl.4D5. with
Worldwide financing available
Silver Spr. Motor Co. OF D. c.
1905 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-3103
FORD '55 Mainline IS" Tudor;
with radio and heater; excellent con-
dition. No. 345-A.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-05-18
SOCIAL SECURITY GOOD If
CONTROLLED

Everyone covered by social
security began paying more for
the privilege at the first of the
year but chances are there viii
be few complaints. This govern
ment program of paying bene-
fits to citizens in their sunset
years, in return for contribu-
tons during their earning lives,
has gained thorough acceptance
as part of the American system
There is no longer any doubt
that the American people fav-
or this principle. 1t would be
violated, however, if the pro-
gram ever were to degenerate
into mere government hand
out. Social security is not
handout; it is a return to the
workers on basis of their con-
tributions over the years" -
Ottawa Republican Times.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-05-18

centereQ cdre2perVlouSly not pos
sible.
The professional nurse ward
manager is responsible for see
ing that Licensed Practical Nurs-
es Attendants carry out their
assigned tasks as taught by Oak
Forest RMS during an in-service
training program.
The RN Ward Manager con-
tinue to perpare medication
when the figuring of dosage
varies, as, with narcotics and in
sulin. With the exception of
those indications and treatments
requiring skill of the profession
ally trained RN, the LPN is as
signed the administration of
indications and treatments, this
include dressings.
The RN Ward Manager, re-
lieved of time consuming details
by the LPN is able to keep a
closer check on details of the
patients care and sees that he
is routed to the proper depart
ment for treatment which will
aid his recovery.
In addition to managing her
ward, the RN assists in research;
helping the doctors compile find
ings on varying methods of
treatment which futher the chr
onically i'll patients rehabilit-
alton.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-05-18
Great Hope

When 1857 was still a young
baby, steps were being formed
1T Great Hope Baptist church
to create a closer relationshi
among it's members. Today, thi
formation is very near complet
ion. A calendar club has beeH5
organized. This club consist o.
twelve individual clubs with
,ach member of the church be-
longing to that which is orga-
nized for his month. This pro
gram enables the group captain
to keep in contact with it's mem
bers at all times. This is merely
one of the purpose Of the organ
;zafion. Another is to provide
interesting and wholesome en-
tertainment for the followers of
Great Hope.
A few weeks ago, the August
club presented Miss Dolores
Washington in a grand musical
feast.
Famous Gayden Sisters Appear
ing At Great Hope
On next Sunday, May 19,1957,
The May club, under the leader
ship of Mrs. Irene Williams, is
presenting a birthday tea at 3:
O'clock pm.
Horored guest of the evening
will be the famous Gayden sis
tiers of Morgan Park. This mag
nificent young group has ap-
peared on the Arthur Godfrey
and Dave Garroway shows and
have also made a guest appear
ance on the Mahalia Jackson
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-05-18

SHOW. The Gayden Slsters, La
jirana, Lucretia, and Regina,
have been offered a recording
contract by Decca.
Other calendar clubs of Great
Hope are preparing interesting
programs for your enjoyment in
the near future.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-05-18

By contributing to the Red
Cross, during its annual March
campaign, you are helping the vic.
Tins of disaster, the serviceman al
his post or his family at home, and
the hospitalized veteran-because
the Red Cross helps you help
others, as this picture of the 1857
Red Cross fund campaign poster
suggests. This year the Chicago
Chapter needs Sc, $50, 900 to con.
tinue its vital services to you and
your neighbors, and to help you
help others.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-05-18
LESSON FOR ALL NATIONS

Some writer has stated that
you really can't hate a person
sou really know. This is les
son for people of every nation
atty; it is a lesson for people
within each nation" -Vern It
tner in Highland Journal
BIG WARS START LITTLE
big wars start little. And a
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-05-18

lot Of things that kindle the big
fires are going on all over the
world. Anyone who reads hard
ly needs to be reminded that the
cold war is getting hotter and
hotter. Even the greatness of
Eisenhower or anybody else
won't stop it if the spark is set
by those who want world con-
flict." Nashville Journal.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-05-18
Page 10
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, May 18, 1857
OAK FOREST INSTITUTION
FINDS ANSWER TO NURSING
SHORTAGE WITH WARD
MANAGEMENT" SYSTEM

Forest Institutions utilization of
the Registered Nurse as Ward
Manager.
Initiated last November, re-
suits show utilization of the IL
censed practical nurse and at
tendant, under a Ward-manage-
ment system produces better
comprehensive nursing care, for
the 5000 patients at Cook coun-
TVS general hospital for the
chronically i'll, at 159th and CT
cero, Oak Forest, Illinois.
with the trained professional
staff limited. Teresa H. Ber-
noudy, Oak Forest Institutions
Administrator of Nurses, says,
1.-The ward management system is
the only solution apparent now
to afford the patient the proper
comprehensive nursing care nee
essary to recovery or alienation
of pain, in the acute hopital
section.
A comprehensive type of, nurs-
ing service is necessary, Mrs.
Bernoudy states, citing during
February, Oak Forest nursing
care Admissions Wards averaged
143 minutes a day per patient.
This is close to figures set by
short term general hospitals.
Mrs. Bernoudy also cited nurs-
ing care in two adjoining wards
at Oak Forest during March in
cluded 1854 miscellaneous treat
ments and 1896 dressings to in
dictate the amount of nursing
care rendered at Oak Forest In
stitution in just one division of
patients.
There are 11such divisions in
the chronically i'll hospital and
five more in the tuberculosis
hospital.
To further equip the Regist-
cred Nurse slated for ward man.
agement at Oak Forest, she first
completes II days as rotating
nurse; spending day in each
division to get an overall picture
of the hospitals operation.
Then for six weeks she joins
three RMS in the management
of wards when the ward manage
ment system is in operation.
Here she learns the division of
nurses and attendants. She be-
labor for Licensed Practical
comes acquainted with Oak
Forest techniques, and cooper
alton with other departments
from medical and physical Their
apy, to housekeeping.
After six weeks of orientation
the RN is assigned to ward to
initiate and conduct the ward
management system with 24-4O
patients under the direction Of
the SllDerViSin0 Nurcn feSDOnci-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

What would you say if ] told you that the
time had come round again for our annual
limerick roundup?
Funny: that's just what the editors said!
And here to start the brawl rolling IS
Colonel Duffy. Of Illinois, with
I'm bored TO extinction with Harrison
His HRsevickS and plgsS are eMbaEvaSsis'.
Bn I'm fond Of the bsM
For, though dull as they eOse,
He makes me seem bright by eOSlpaviSOH.
Gelett Burgess problem was somewhat
lOdeer:
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Our last limerick today Out wait till next
yearD is relayed from A. T. Reyburn in
Marietta, Ga. by Dan Adams, Of the
Marine Midland Trust Company:
There was young lady from GIoscesfev
Whose husband once thought he had I0scesfer.
Bur he found her that nishs
In Ehe icebOx, locked tight;
We all had to help him defTOScesfer.
This thing is really beginning to linn
ericochet. Adams is vice president in my
bank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

WISH mar MY room H00 Now
IdOR'f care 20 Uasch for q dN0H.
Bm this walking around
Without touching tie gV0ss6
LSeeftiNe 10 Be Ssch bore!
Berton Braley made this extraordinary
discovery:
according 10 experts, ihe oyster
IN its she'll -Or cvMss0ceaR ei0issev -
May Frequently bs
Either he or she
o. both, 1m should Be ifS eAoieesev.
From James Trevis, Of Little Rock. Ark:
a vigorous lad from hhe West
Pursued q young daulSeI wifh zeSf.
So hard did he press her
To make her say, "YeS, Siv,"
That he broke three cigars in his Vesf.
From that Wall Street bard, John StraIey:
There was a young fellow from Boise
Who at times was exceedingly sOiSe.
So his friends joy iDeveSsed
When he moved way back East
To what people in Brooklyn call JOise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Down Limerick Lane
les roundup time again for rhymns with no reason

From David Ross, of New York City:
In me j,geIes of Marie Marco
A preacher was cooked in q sew.
Sighed The God. fearing R,GU
When packed into can,
so we Christians are c0nabIe SO0!"
Sam Nimmell, no relation to Ach, Him
nell, virtually tore this one limb from linn
eFick:
An old maid who came from NaRcOgpv
Won q man with this adIOif Mas0sHer:
She Jumped on his ksee
With a p0eaR Of eIee
And now nothing on earth can SeSsOs1ev.
A couple of old ones that wear well:
The poor beHiehGed HiadOO
He does the besf he kiaA0O
He sticks TO caste
From first 10 EaSFe
For pants he makes his skiaAOO.
An iR1peEsOMs SwOEdsUaan from PavRs
Was lovingly (OndRiv a charms.
Said Ahe maiden dessnve,
"YOEH excuse me, I'm ssve.
Bur I think you're StiN wearing your aH1aG.
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APIS. FURRIsHED-MD.
tcOkTlNUEDl

LANDOvER-Modern 3 rooms and
private bath. vedecorated; bus serv-
ice Adults. SOS mo-. including
utilities. S537 Landover I'd. Spruce
TAKOMA PARK--3-rm. apt, S75:
busline: next to park, shopping;
utils. free. JU. 9-4559.
ANTONETTE GARDENS coral Hilisl
-Lge. ! and 2 bedrm. apis: S92 80
70 S125, including utils. 10.
S-S119.
SLIGO PIX, HILLS, cow. to Walter
Reed bedrms.. lge. liv; rm.. kit,
MRS. SKEsTED, JU. S-4693.
TAKOMA PK. = Attr. furn. Inv. rm.,
compl. pvt. I'd. ~. 9-5i2S.
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1918 M BIT. NV.
maid. serv. and refgr. on same floor
Apply resident manager.
BsMT.. COOL CLEAN Ink: TefEr, :.
single rm, cleo, fan. Choice 80 VIZ
Quiet ladies. 1898 Harvard At. NV
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RIGGS MANOR

.sOntinued on Next PsssI
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APIS. FURMIsHED--MO.

SILVER SPRING--Liv. rm.. bedrm
XII DIN, bath utils incl: sos so .
couple. lefs.: no pets 10. 3-6SSa
BRENTWOOD, 1900 Tiiden st.-one
apt, 2is rms, Slb wk One-rm.
apt, $40; yard; cool. WA. 7.44sf
WHEATON, bedrms., furn.t chill
dren welcome; Si40. Available nov
Phone 10 5-3p3g
TAkOMA--Attrac. 3.rm. apt: Ice
liv. rm picture window, w.-to-w
carpet, sun deck, util,, linens, maid
sery. SOB adults. ~, h-30f5.
COLLEGE PARk.--2 rms. kit. bath,
pvt. entr ward; clean; SOS mo.
ltlls. inrn.: adults. WE. 5.h283.
SMALL APT, Biadensbure, snitabl,
for bachelor or bachelor Girl reas
rent. WA. 7-l2gu
SILVER SPRING. Ga. ave ..--Larg,
ny. RIM. large bedrm,, Pullman
kit. tiled bath; Immediate occu
psnncy SILVER SPRING REALTY
lTAK. Pk..--Small quiet, 3 rooms
reflned couple. or f. open: 500 80
S2Ob Greenwood ave.
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s25 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
AIR-CONDITIONED
SECRETARIAL SERVICES
THE GELMAN co.

A few furnished apis. available.
Reservations now being taken. Open
daily 4 pm. to z ON.
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POULTRY. RABBlTs, Gees

FEED AND POULTRY sUPPLIEs--
Baby chicks ana pouits. JAMES
kEED STORE. ola K ct. nv ME-
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURRISnED-M.W.

; PLEASURE HORSES: big. strons
open jumper; 3 made show hunters
JU. D-96tb.
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PROPOSALS
PIANF s84Ilc EI2s1EBTNATEs

slmst: or from UIas amSasns.ddH S oiaHniu,
s sSS.' Ynan a v;.I being sol!sitsc b
Ing and Planning Commission re-,
s5m@uns plan E.mssS%..p fo1 VsE
Gus parts Of the proposed MasteI
Plan must be separately stated and
the Town Of Vienna reserves the
parties should contact M. Arthur
asnss I zSnins Ae9ministra.or. Towr
esvsd lie 2 2osins R aS@iuisr.Eci
prior 2 500 Is o'clock pm. Thurs.
ccpv sssd; May 1887. IRENE &
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6V@Ot H0VGtttSgbS
3 Lines tMinimum)
One Tine. Sc per line.
Three to siE times eenseeutiveIy.
4Se per line.
Seven times eoaseeutiveIy. 43e pei
line.
Speeisl Notice snd Personal. s.
per line additionol.
Cloims for errors must be made ID
time for correction before second
insertion.
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION. next sale Thurs, May 23
1880 pm. Antiques. bTie-a-brac
ANTIQUE and modern furn. 0uBUR.
BAN AUCTIONS. Rockville. Nd.
SALE on yALUABLE IMPROVEI
RAJ ksEATI located &c the Pe
vert County. IA. 10 -t Be soid "a :
public auction, on the premises, 3
1857. consisting Of EOS acres fnosti,
cleared land. Y mile Of waterfront
by large main dwelling. 2 tenanl
houses, 4 barns, and other out
huildinss: 80 miles from washing
piREicTIoNs: TAX. q. 8. ROut. 4.
turn right on Route AIS. then rich
erick.
For details. call OSCAR r. DULEY
Market 7.33o6 Or Alpine 7-6435.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WANTED IN FRINGE GEORGES co.
Class a: beer. wine and LIQUOR u
eense. he. 4-3777.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONeFBLR for
any debts contracted BY anyone
other than myself. FRANCIS s.
PARDON Jr.. 6S11 3Sth pl.. w.
Hyettsville. Nd. i3..
1HE CHBISTIAN AUGMENTATION
Bureau Is here to serve yOu--in
government: In courts; in schools
in hospitals; in all public institu-
tons and above all in the home.
We need volunteer help 70 serve
you better. without you we can do
notntnR. Won't you write US now?
IodaYs P.o. Box 4413. Washington
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Of
Partnership Between Milton KessieI
and Harry smith-Milton Kesslei
and Harry Smith. partners. hereto.
fore trading % the -. c. Butter
Company" 1870 5th ct. ne. wash.
inston. D. c.. hereby give notice
that their partnership has been ter.
minated b. Articles Of Dissolution
executed on April 30. 1857 and
that hereafter the business known
Is %. c. Butter Company will b
owned and operated By Milton
kessler IS sole proprietor.
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RELP-MEn
lcoN1tNueDl

ACCOUNT-sENIOR, regional div
once. Lge. corporation. Unusually
good growth potential for man With
top-talent and 3 or more years
exper. at senior acct. level. Deeree
from an accredited school. Are 90
35. married. start $4,000 to 50. 500
70 Eeg; zee, MANAQEMENT con.
counting once Of large natl. mfg,
CO. Excellent career and growth
potential. Accounting degree OF
equivalent in college and exper-
fence. Age 21-2S. st. sal. to $4 800.
No. reg. fee, MANAGEMENT CON-
6ULTANTS INC. Suite 1901, l435
O NV.
ACCOUNTANT. yR.-Top training
x xIss cPE DssEsf sssri I've ssso
ACCOUNTANT. semi-senior or senior:
permanent position with expanding
CPA firm: audit experience re-
CURED; no travel: overtime OPP
tiotal Submit full particulars.
RECOMMENDATIONS. expert
enced: o needed Immediately. Start
ing salary, $4,000 to SO, 500 per
State age. education and expert
ence in reply. Box 49s C. star,
AccTo CLERKS. exper. = Sses up
Jr sect. Catholic - start IT'S ssssB
ALLEN o'BRiEN PERSONNEL service
1900 N. Y..Aye. NV. RE. 7-72e0
ACCT. orc. MGR. !.
Decree. exper. S5.50O-s6,5O0 up
WE SPECIALIZE IN THESE
POSITIONS
ATLAS AocY.. 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
ACCTS. FOR CPA's
Chief acct, downtown 'n'' 70 $500
A hsHp.,, credit ssn MR. retail ,sSSeSS C 90
income H::. ssSditor, hotel. 5 d. sssSS
oTHER POSITIONS '0Os0O
,ersLnnel mgr. exp. to $4,000
Electric sales. inside. exp. $4,000
Craftsmen all fields - top
Credif mgr. type 500
e Mereh; msr.; novelties i--..s1 500
II Las sssts.. n Chemical s4's ~ s "
Aom'T asst. shorthd. $50 $50
Personnel clerk A"A'ss'--,---s1 s
cik, -typists. varitypists. estimaf tor r.
trainees mgr, photog., photostat
oprs, otc. boys S45-S5O
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
l420 n Y. Ave. NV. RIM. 500
Accountants, SIPS Wk.
semi;sr also openings Juniors.
o SS9ekee nis. k no; tyPins sssl a.
B0YD's. cor. 18th and q NV.
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Washington Prefers Star Classified
By More Than 2 to l

when answertns advertisements
address TO Star 0ores do NOT
enclose original references photo.
0rdphs o. Other materials OF per.
sonal rdlRe Coptes serUe the Dur.
oose Originals mar oct lost
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PERSONAL

MOUNT VERNON. Hospital Nursinl
service. Professional care and tast'
1000; no alcoholics. 1901 Calver
81. nv. CO. b.2225l 3 to o.
ten. ss N srs B. asS i.I siRds!caI
Columbia pike. Arl. "a. 2-Si1I
JUST AknIVED-Dretses for sale
Spring SILKS and summer cottons
sItsrattons At cost. hens 81 each
NkkDLECRAFT. 720 18th st. NV
~ UNABLE 10 attend clasSes- -,
tutoring at home; elem. i. b.,
sub. UN. 4-1983.
4 $40 DANCE COURSE FRER-Fox
troI swing. mambo, etc, Snecia
advertising ofter. Ma. 6-e71f.
MEET NEW FRIRNDs. Join on
eesnce club. 50. and receive, q FIRE
20 pvt. dance course. CO. $500
HOME TUTORING. AiS., geom-, Lat
II. Eng, ep., Ger. aFlth.. read.
elem, !. h.. .. b. sub. UN. 4-iOS3
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AGENTS
ACACIA MUTUAL

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY'6 D. c.
BRANCH OFFICE has openings fer
sales representatives In WASHINGTON
and suburban area. Men selected will
be paid $500 monthly starting salary.
II you are married and employed,
have resided in the area for At least
, Years, are between 81 and - and
looking for an outstanding upportu-
nifty, call J. A. BARBEAU, Ma.
s-45ls.
AIR CONDITIONING SALESMAN
Immediate opportunity for man
With experience selling air con-
ditionine 70 homes and businesses
Phon9 OIL. 6-SO0l. weekday ewes,
between 5 and 9. TO arrange per-
AIR CONDITIONING HELPERS
with or without experience. vaea.
Senefits. '" App By in 'n person only
r & NJ AIR CONDITIONING CO
INC. ri L ST. ne.
AIR CONDITIONING INsTALLA-
TON MAN, experienced only; op.
RRuecakik9 u CO, INC. pu. 7es45z
AIRCRAFT AND ENGINE mechanic
state experience and qualifications
Address all inquiries TO P. o. Boa
354, Fredericksburg, Va.
ALUMINIUM AWNING HANGERS.
experienced. Apply sO27 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring.
APT. SUPERINTENDENT, white. So
so; ger. maintenance. familiar
with plumbing. heating tstokersl.
electrical. carpentry. Only quail
ned men need apply. 16g Danbury
st. s.w.
ARCHITECT, registered d. c. or Va.
commercial bldss;; p P1rt-tins hcYrs;
1894 Wilson blvd, Arl.. ia. $4,000.
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Obsolete Vehicle Sale

Mc n: sS.r eouS e 1 sSS': ss.,
Roekyills. Maryland. viii receive
sealed proposals. until 800 PM
DIST Nay y. 1857. for the. purchase
shsss i ssI % dDlsEyd 1 q Msero Ta.
lane. on Travilah road, Travilah
On display q the rear OF Richard
Montgomery Hiuh School, Rockville
pike, Rockville. Maryland. All We.
nicles Will Be sold on an "as 49,
forms which may be obtained al I'M
once. OF the Director OF Purehasinr
ne Board OF Education ofiices
Al bids will be publicly opened anc
read a. the above-stated time IN
tne purchasing once OF the Boa Il
OF Education. Bid forms viii 5.
maiieo 10 those requesting them b
mail or. BY telephone. Items 10 b,
sold vii include the following: IL
School Buses: Panel Trucks;
eedans: 8 Pickup Trucks; 4 Trucks
Dump Trucks; q stake BOD !
Irueks Station wagons; 4 Piece
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