davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30
En- Busca del Curl Perdido
Por GERMAN ARcINIEcAs

Ademas, Ell hombre Sc ali
menta de porquerias. Los eu-
ropeos comen madre de cara
col y ancas de rama; los anne
ricanos del norte, carne de
culebra cascabel; los mexica-
nos gusanos fritos de meguey;
los SantandereanoS de Colon
bia, hormigas; los chinos, nj
dos de golondrina. . TODD es
question de -acostumbrarse.
Cuando Hegaron los espaflo-s
les a America les Sorprendi6
yer que en- Mexico comieran
perritos gordos, de los que no.
ladran; en- las Antillas, carne
de los enemigos; iguanas, en-
la America Central. Fray To-
mas Ortiz declaraba llama
mente que los indios de San
ia Marta eran irracionales
porque engullian gusanos y
raices que luego han pasado a
enriquecer la mesa de los
blancos. En- un diccionario es-
panol Sc define ash la yucca:
"RaiZ venenosa que comen
los salvajes en- la America del
Sur. Hoy, a 10 menos en- Co.
lombia, todos somos salvajes.
En- Bogota desayunamos con
tajaditas de yucca frita.
Al llegar los espanoles de
la conquista traian la costum-
bre de gustav ternera, carne-
ros, cerdo, gallina. Ell hambre
les oblig6 a los cueros, races,
gusanoS, carne de caballo y
de cristianos. va en- la colo
mia Sc trat6 de establecer la
cocina espanola y suprimir
las porqueriaS de los indioS.
La carne, sin embargo, del ga
nado, solo alcanzaba para los
blancoS, a 10 menos en- las re-
Clones. andinas. Ell case de.
las pampas de la Argentina v
ell Uruguay en- ,donde quail
quiera podia carnear no Sc re-
produjo en- wales y altiplanos
donde las reses Sc contaban y
Sc eastigaba a los ladrones. Ell
pobre indio que tuvo antes GU
yes y venados Sc quedo sin la
Mca y sin ell Guy. Ell venado
Sc reserve para los cazadores
blancos. Pasaron los siglos, y
ell indio, o Ell simple campesi-
no apenas 81 come carne. I'm
estudioso peruano que de
amos atras viene ,reconocien-
do las tierras de SUI patria y
del Ecuador Y de Colombia,
Javier Pulgar Vidal, ha. publ
cado un libro sobre Ell Guy o ell
curl, que es una invitaci6n a
volver al mundo de estos ami
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30
AsTERIscos

La mitad de las naranjas
que exporto Estados Unidos,
ell ano paSado, fueron vendi-
das a Canada. La mayor parte
del resto fueron a Holanda,
Belgica y Alemania occiden.
tai.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30

La famosa rajadura de la
Campana de la Libertad Lii
berry Belly ocurrio Ell dia 8 de
julio de 1885, cuando doblaba
por la muerte del Presidente
del Tribunal Supreme, John
Marshall.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30

B A 80 DE AGOsTO

Boa. ]. Sc suicids Cleopa-
ira en- Alexandria.
1523-Llegan los primeros fran
ciscanos a Mexico.
1823-El Mariscal Sucre Sc apo
dera de Arequlpa.
1857-Se insugura ell primer fe-
rrocarril en- la Argentina.
1867-Muere Jorge Clark, edu.
cador uruguayo
1872-Muere Roman Antonio
Deheza, guerrero chileno.
1805-Tiene lugar eli combate
Dc SEQ del Indie (Cuba).
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30
IL

Unos rs, 100000 de nihos
estan matriculados en- las es
cuelas puhlicas de Estados Uni
dos; y, aproximadamente A.
100000 en- las escuelas priva-
das y parroquiales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30

La Academia Militar de Es-
tados Unidos fue establecida
por una ley del Congreso, en-
ell ano 1902; la Academia Ma
val en- 1845.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30

I'm nuevo ~transmisor para
camiones, tiene IL velocida-
des en- una Gaia de cambios,
controlada por una palanca.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30
cortas al Director
La Opinion de Nuestros Lectores

En- SUI edicion de aver Sc publica un ar
ticulo titulado La Iglesia Catolica Chilena
Sc mantiene neutral.
Ell Excmo. senior Cardinal Arzobispo de
Santiago ha manifestado I'm POGO tarde la
neutralidad de la Iglesia Catolica debido sin
duda a que siempre ha estado rodeado de
sacerdotes que son afectos a la Falanje Nacio-
nal hoy Partido Social Cristiano.
Sc dice que la mayoria de los cat6licos es-
tan en- ell Partido Social Cristiano, 10 que es
un profundo error porque la gran mayoria
permanece en- ell Partido Conservador que
viene propiciando las ideas sociales cristianas
desde hace muchos amos.
Ell senior Alessandri es un catolico fervien-
tie Y hace la carload callada pero en- forma
muy ~efectiva. Sus condolences para Gober-
mantle son indiscutibles.
Atentamente,
Alberto Diaz Rojas
474O Conn. Ave. Depto. 500, NV.
Washington 8, D.. c.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30
LENT1rUD DE oBRAs MUNIcIPALEs

Senior Director:
Como antique lector del DIARIO LAS
AMERICAS y como residente en- Miami por
largos amos, deseo expresar mi asombro por
algo que no he logrado entender todavia.
Aqui en- Miami, cuando Sc trata de cons
truir un puente, una carretera, o una obra
cualquiera, que va por cuenta del contri-
buyente, o que ell Municipio tiene que deter
minar sobre la misma, no Sc ACADIA nunca y
TODD lleva un tempo muy largo para ter
minarse.
Sin embargo, las obras privadas Sc ha-
cen con una facilidad extraordinaria, y todo
Marcia rapidamente.
les que hay algo que falla en- este Mu-
nicipio o es asi por casualidad en- todas las
eiudades americans?
De I'd. atentamente,
Jose Ramon Vallina
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30
FL ANCLIcIsMo EN- Ell ESPANoL
CONTEMPORARIES

7U---o --rT5 T--"-T- FT-rr0Emu5 IN -s1 p1-1- "a -IC1r1 De
interesants y nOvedoso Dceonario de AngHcismo del eminents interna.
cionahsta y fl6ogo panameho doctor Ricardo !. AIfaro.
TURISMO
ST Ell Diccionario ha adoptado la voz turista para desisnar
a la persona que viaja pr distraction O recreo. no hay rsz6r
ninguna para que no Sc aeepte tambien la palabra turismO para
signifcar ell movimiento viajero de tai naturaleza. La psIabrs
es de necesidad evidente en- frases como estas:
"Agencia de TuriSmo".
DEPARTMENT. o Seccion de Turismo".
"El turismo es reconocido como una de las prin.
cipales industries del pals.
"Esta carretera 7pasa por una IONA de grandes DO
sibilidades para Ell fomento del turismo".
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30
DEsEA sECCIoN FILATELICA

Senior Director:
Como filatelico que soy, ~quisiera leer al
gun dia una columna en- su periodico que Sc
ocupara de los sellos de correo. Hasta hoy
no hemos podido yer NADIA en- SUI periodico
sobre este "hobby" tan popular en- TODD Ell
mundo.
Serian miles de aficionados los que como
nosotros nos g~ustaria tener una seccion en-
espahol, dirigida por I'm especialista 81 fue-
Sc possible, para estimular entire los hispano-
americanos de Miami este sano e instructive
entretenimiento.
lie saluda atentamente,
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30

La poblaci6n del mundo es-
ia dividida en- cuatro ra2as
importantes; Csucasica, Mon
golica, Negra y Australica.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30
POLITICA CHILENA
(FRAGMENTO)

Soy asiduo lector de su diario porque
esta muy bien escrito y frecuentemente tras
nctieias do ni patria, Chile.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30

La Ciudad del vaticano
ocupa un area de 1887 acres.
Els soberana e independence y
sus idiomas oficiales son Ell
italiano y ell latin.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30
INQUILINOS CON n


Aprovecho la oportunidad que brinda I'd.
a los ~lectores de SUI impartial peri6dico pa
ra que expresen sus quejas en. un espacio del
mismo. w'
Esta. mi protesta No. 1, va contra los
duenos de casas de a%partamientos que Sc ME-
gan a rentar habitaciones a parejas que tie
men hijos. 49, i
Considero tai e~xigencia fuera de toda nor
ma humane y atentatoria a los derechos del
pr6iimo. Porque 81 hasta los ratones tienen
sus madrigueras, icomo spretender que Ia nj
hez carezca de techo? y-
Hace falta una ley que ponga. cotc a la
desorbitada ambicion de esos caseros inescru.
pulosos.
Atentamente,
S venaneie Claudio
Evening star., 1958-05-14

WSL-Housewores Center lss Floor North Building
ns. En.nax 90 IA BRANCH TORE. CHEVY enAsL=olA 4z
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FLOORS sANDED AND I'm
temKD. old noora made new.
Nlinoleum and Tile Installed. WA.
1-il2a.
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akckPTIoNIsI, some typ.. short
hand and once exp: 5000 sur
ABLE ia04 n. 7. Ave n'w., ae7
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PIANOS
BALDWIN

II costs 90 very little more 70 en-
JOY the matchleas performance al
the uofld-famous Baldwin Aero
sonic. 6pinet or Console piano
Charming walnut transitional.
Baldwin Aerosonic regularly priced
a. $500 Definitely q superb value
now S67b
Full kevboard Of course includes
matching bench. free local deliv-
err. and iO-year Baldwin guaran-
tee
You VIII save an additional $50
with BaidWin's less-than- hank i'm
tere1t budget plan.
= Several Fine Used Pianos
OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS
THIS rs OUR 18th YEAR
HUGO WORCH PIANO co.
925 Q 81 NV ma. s-O423
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TEACHERS, white; sign your con.
tract now and enjoy the rest Of
the vacation; S4O0-S5O0 month
ADAMS TEACHERS ACCY.. COS
14th st. NV. RE. 7-303S.
TELEPHONE SALES, some typins;
good phone voice and sales ability
pref. exper.; commission plus
$500. POTOMAC EMPL.. 1884
Wilson blvd. ia. $4,000.
TELE. SOLICITORS, slip covers and
draperies. Exper. only. Comm. only
AP. 7-1221
TYPIsT; King st.; general once
able TO do own eorresp. 5 days;
King St, Alex. XII. 9-5055,
TYPIsT. Fairfax; 5 days; yearly
increase: $50. POTOMAC EMPL.,
l04 Z. Broad st., Falls Church,
JE. e-7272.
TYPIST. experienced IBM electric
some TRANSFERRING, answering phone
small ONCE, air conditioned, Vic
Conn. and M: salary $500
$4,000. Call Miss Eaton, ME
S-5532.
WAITRESS, white. young and neat,
for night work. Top tips, Good
hours Apply In person At 500 Sth
st, sc. after 3 pm.
WAITRESS, white, full or part
time. Apply In person, HOLTz-
MAN a. PLATT RESTAURANT,
70S N. Randolph st.. Arlington.
WAITRESS. experienced. good pay.
good hours. Apply in person.
CAPITOL GARDENS RESTAU-
RANT, 23S 2nd St, NV.
WAITRESS, white. experienced. re-
wages Apply II Ders Sas~ cuEMo SsH
RESTAURANT, sos Leesburg pike,
Falls Church, Va. JE. 2-9561.
MATTRESSES. white, nights only,
experience preferred but not nee
M sssaTs F APgIy hiIeS Pts n New EA
Wnrk 0un
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sITUATIONs-WOMEM

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =
Attractive mature woman desires
perm. part-time position; upper
Conn. ave. area preferred. ~ yrs'
exper.: excel. ref. Wo. 6-4sso.
SECRETARY, Young lady, with best
expeT., Shorthand and tipping, nice
appearance. Held very responsible
Jobs WO. 6-013l.
YOUNG GIRL, colored. typist, avail.
Immediately; salary OPEN civil
Service. Ii. 3-3722.
LIVE IN OR OUT. CALL Mr.,
STARTLING. RA. 6-5106. UNIQUE
AGENCY. 1920 Georgia ave. NV.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

MATURE, rel. woman, wants pos.
as companion to elderly or semi
invalid woman or helper 70 mother
with new baby. Box SOS, star 80.
TWO MAIDS for general housework,
live out. no. 2-7093. 81
WOMAN, colored, wants g.h.w.
child care, plain cooking. Al refs.
Prefer live in. LA. 0-S04s.
Try US for Al domestic hsIp,.
Mr.. Startling. RA. 6-5lO6, UNIQUE
AGCY, 1920 Ga. ave. nv.
COLORED GIRL WANTS child care
and light homework. or 8 days
q week. Ii. 4-S570.
COLORED WOMAN, reliable; once
cleaning; good ironer; domestic
work. AID. 2-7650.
COLORED WOMAN wishes g.h.w.
and child care HU. 1854.
COLORED GIRL desires child care
or domestic work by day or week;
experienced. DE. 5000.
COLORED GIRL desires Job as
g.h.W,: experienced; 8 days week
DU. 7.727l.
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sITUATioRs-MEM

ART STUDENT wants Job after
pm: have samples. HU. 3-3osl.
TECH. REP. or tech. reporting;
some engr. college. writing train
ing: will relocate. HE. 9-2l1l.
MEN available for all types house
work yardwork painting, car
pentrv. on hourly basis. Also eler-
zeal help. SALVATION ARMY
HARBoR LIGHT. NE. s-4h32.
YOUNG MAN would like job as
bartender or truck driver. LA.
RETIRED BUSINESSMAN, Jewish
(storekeeperl, wants part or tpll-
time JOB. salary no OBJECT nus
ike 10 do. RIA. 3-s3Se. -
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HOSIERY sALEsGIRL


HOSTESS CASHIER, part time
lunch hostess; evening, cashier
Apply PALACE RESTAURANT,
935 Penna. ave. NV. between O.
II am. and 3-5 pm.
iBM KEY PUNCH OPR.---Alex.
$3.50, GUARANTY EMPL., 101
n ALFRED ST, ALEX, XII. g.
INVENTORY CLERK, perpetual, for
local ice cream company. rs Ia
40. white, 40 hours q week. State
experience. Write Box 1871, Star
LABORATORY TECHNTCIAN foI
doctors once. state experience,
BOX 1897. Star.
MAID, eolored: good pay. 5-day
wk,; settled woman. 1880 to 1880
each day, gen. house cleaning,
laundry work, prepare dinner for
2. Must have excel, refs. Write
stating age, marital status and
refs, BOX COS. star.
MANAGER, snack bar; 5 days;
SLY. GUARANTY EMPL,, 10I N.
Alfred st.. Alex, XII. 0-377O.
MANICURIsT. white. Exclusive
shop for men. Excel salary ana
commission. s14 18th st. NV.
RE. 7-9462.
MATHEMATICIAN. deg to $4,000
Asst s'' Librarian, deg. 10 S i.soS
WALTER II. KESsLER
Personnel Services, 654 Wash. Bids
18th and y, Y. Ave. ST. 3-9442
OFFICE CLERK, some tipping
knowl. adding machine; Columbia
pike; 5 days. S216. POTOMAC
EMPL., 2334 Wilson blvd. Arl.,
ia. $4,000.
OFFICE. GENERAL CLERICAL -
Opportunity for conscientious, In
'telligent young woman who wants
permanent lob in eongenial once
No tipping or experience neces-
sary. but must be competent in
arithmetic and able to learn. Many
company benefits. Apply STAND
ARD CIGAR AND TOBACCO CO.,
81 Eve 81. ne
PAYROLL CLERK = Jef Davis
1881 GUARANTY EMPL., lOl
l0l n, ALFRED ST. ALEX. XII.
9-3770.
PAYROLL CLERK-TYPlsT-5 DAYS,
yearly increase: $50. POTOMAC
EMPL. lO4 Z Broad st.. ?. c.,
PIX CLERK.TYPIsT, experienced
new air-cond. once; b-day week,
group disqualification. beautiful
working surroundings, - weeks
yearly vacation. salary. S2.e60 70
start. SHAPIRO, INC, 1918 X
street NV, NE. S-l7l7.
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AIN CONDITION.
GE, $50.
AIR CONDITIONER
RENTED
4i nSS coHn1 ThS 6
MA 0I11I

MA Z-lllI
Air Conditioner Close Out
Must sell entire stock OF Is67-bs
air conditioners No reasonable
ofier refused. We must move these
Feeders, Chrysler Kelvlnator,
ers. All new and fully guaran-
teed STANDARD TIRE u BAT
Terry Co. 10th and H st ne.
Ii 3-a0s2 Open ewes I'll .
ANTIQUE - steinway overstrung
s sssf so r o. s. $3.50 'i hu p ss4s r.
ANTIQUES = Inlaid Jade coffee
table: 6-panel rare Chinese screen:
many iadeS, worries comedians
Also fne Victorian sofa; make Of.
fer. 65l3 wildwood I'd. Kenwood
Park.
ATTIC FAN KITS, fan blades, fan
parts: largest stock In the city
Sherman ave. NV. 2e'
AUTOMOBILE RADIO-Fits chrys-
Ter product models from 1871
through 1913. tlb. Call IA. 2
BED. HOLLYWOOD, Posturpedie
mattress, wringer-type washing
machine upright vacuum. | buff
fet, 3 chairs, / table: all In excel
cond. Ii. 7-7306, after s pm
BEDs-cots, mattresses, tables,
chairs, dressers refgr,, screens,
blankets, pillowsi Wed, Thurs,
1890 10 8. 1882 RigEs pl. NV.
BEDRM. SUITE. MAHOGANY FIN
ISHED nearly new, S1b. One
solid-mahogany single bed. with
spring and mattress, $45. wo
BEDRM. SUITE, practically new
Simmons mattress and biz springs
double; reas. AID. 4-67o4.
BEDRM. SET; liv. rm. 2-pes.
small marble top tables. nest Of
tables: coffee table; gossip bench;
floor lamps: kit. utensils. Call
RA. 6-3727, Sun. 10 TO 3.
BEDROOM sUITE-Assume 10 pay
ments Of S1354 per month after
small down payment on modern
Apiece chest, double dresser, mir
ror, bookcase bed. MARIO FuRN1-
TURF co. 1923 l4th 1t NV.
DE. 2-4747.
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stenographer- Receptionist
for Bank
STENOS
WORK WITH A LEADER

A nationally known local
oreanixation with an excel
lent downtown location has
Immediate openinrs for ex-
perisneed stenos for MACE
ment in credit research.
.dv.rtisinr. or .dverti.ins
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Iiii anal and ~ H. i Ss 70 : S "a. 81.
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HELR NaMEn
PIX
OPERATOR

reuns ladT. ss-as, with local en-
psrisnas and hiEh school CON.
plsled for fuil-tlms, permanent
placsmsnt a. switchboard opsFator
riss-dAF week. ne nlnhin down-
toNn location. periodic pay N.
efsasss Coed starring pay 81.
ranrsd On baSia Of prior sxpsri'
skss.
Mall brief resume 10 boz numbsl
below siailns experience start.
ms. pay and starting dat, desired
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HElp-DoMEsnc

BABY-sITTEn, 5 days: prefer com
csii ri, s.cSsS alter 7 p'm
BABY sIrTER. for t1-mo. old bahl
Plus beard Lansisy PARK area
COON g INV, live m: small family
lovely home refs. reouireds 81
Thurs. and every other sun ST.
week. CL. 2-3lub.
COOK. g.h.u,. white. live IN. %
children. refs, required: PVT All
XIX. s-7OsS after $3.50 pm. -
CIV, plain cookinE, some ehils
care: must live In. no ironine
non smoker: on Thurs. and ever,
local refs, Oh, 1.ssss'
q NV, good plain cook. 1--we IN
Must be fond Of children. NV
location. Air-cond. home. Recon
local refs; $50 per * on Thsr''
HOUsKKKRPER for empl. couple
air-conditioned home. must d
GOOD cook. live IN, references re-.
ouired. salary S3b per WI. Cal
JU. B-6s3s weekdays: Ewes. anc
Sunday. JU. 9-1404.
HOUsEKEEPER, WHITE. middle
aged, sleep in; Sat, and sun. on
refs. Box 224-T, star.
MAID, plain cook, light house
work: capable Of being nouss.
T sssRsr saiaS spa open; ns ST. s-S55O.
MAID. live in; wonderful Job 70
right person; So wk.; air.cono
rm.: must like children, ASK 10
DIR. FRIEDMAN, 1925 l4th st. NV
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. CIV.
live in; 5 days Wk., on sat. -snn:
sos per wk. VII. 6-1764 after .
ask for MRS. DAVIS.
LADY, eolored: room
board, small salary EXCHANGE
child care, light housvork. LA
S-247s.
LIVE IN MIAMI--Mature maid
exper. with baby. Own room; perm
500 mo-; refs. ia. 9-l992,
GIRL, white. to take complete care
OF motherless home and chill
dren: must be settled and perm
anent: live in. LU. 3-OO02, 81
MAN or mature woman TO take
compl. charge Of house incl. cook,
ing In Chevy Chase, Nd, for mar
and eollege-aee dauRhter home on
week ends. Live in. Give refs, ano
salary expected. Box 369-T, star
MOTHERS HELPER, white. hell
with care OF 2 small girls, August
/ and Sept, II possibles other nell
empl. REFS. DU. 7-l224.
WHITE COMPANION and house
keeper TO c0nvalescent; live I'M
must have GOOD references eau
9 ana pm. So. S-O044.
WANTED-Lady. white. between
age 40-55, for the care Of chill
dren, between the ages Al. I've
in. Write Box 406-T star.
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VITA acll&ads ~ nGuFea Tor TYP
ina sud general cIfIIfAI n noot-
Ietf|aI tfpi'. Also q lsalh SIMPLE
uptfNtoI FtINaneni t-oaY week.
paid f4l4i,1n tnQ holl1eY1 Gus
fosfsl|s az WI s.loS6 A'.'
cp1L1cI0a - women fof local
ares and AlrE NaIt haEa ear
and b nee dufInG tie daY Wnl
lnfl appfoN mouth Call Nj
Sly, Az. 1-f1uf 81 Nr. JOIN
toN' kl n-7taf.
CoeAKTlo hat. exnsr. onlS: rsfs.,
nlshla go ard sat All 4sT Cal
On no1ENnHho. pI' 1-oOoi.
CoHMEIICIAN = Experienced onll
references. full-tIm2 position. co
ALI Embassy pAuQ bro3n
cUnn eEhvIck olnL, white. no
txpFrIHncN necessary. ufxtK PIC
nknnncuE Marlboro plfe and
Dennlnf ~ ss' 20. e-f31a.
DENTAL HYolKNlsr. D. Q. n,
cgnDe uhltfs -, once, p6nna
and Nlnn area.. 81 i dafn. 10
a-n9bp, or, a-2Ofo.
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REPAIRS 4 SERVICE


FLOORS sANDED AND I'm
lenkD. old noora made new.
llnolsum and tlis Installed. WA.
FLOORS skNDED AND rINIsnEp
STiss Y sS SERah 80 'i s.ssss
FLOOR sAkDING-finlshing and
sstimsts, cali kx. e-e5s5.
ELooRs sASDkD, .ni INT Cd. ~. !.
work. c. L HiNsoE, 10. t,ogss.
PAINTING. VAN paper removed,
f 1,SSs' II .tns s.sos established 'I's''
PAINTING, PAPRRfNos interior,
estimates, can JU. e-f77I.
PAINTIN0--Expert: and Eensral
cleaning all work guaranteed.
WA. 5-D13b.
PAINTING :. Best Of references;
lowest rates n town; free eati-
mates. 'sP. s-6f44, RI. b-04s4.
PAINTING, int. and ext; plaster
Ing and paperhanging; 1st-class
materials and workmanship at
lowest possible prices, CAL Tor
free estimates. LA. e-22b..
PAINTING. interior and exterior,
rates; day or night. Ii. 0-1361
PAINTG. C0NTRACT0Rs-comml. :
residents, satisfied customers for 3
yrs. Call II. $500, IA. 5-605l !.
PAINTING Contractors : satisfied
customer customer. fSr sosysssao 30 ". AM ~
PAINTTNo-Int.. ert.: roof. car
Call any time. 10 1860
PAINTING-PAPERING
se2.50 and up. Free estimate.
Interior and exterior. DE-. 2-5204
PAPERING. sla rm. up, '5s sum
fast washable paper Jb $1,000.
RA. 6-2S64, WI 2-94bs. g.
PLUMBING HEATIN0--Lou prices.
ROOF REPAIR, s7.b0: painting,
suffering and carpentry 20 yrs,
exper.: 24-hr. service. RE. 5-34Sg.
ROOFING. gutter. sheet metal Of
all kinds: % yrs service. DO own
work, Reasonable. Mr.. CHARLES.
UN. 4-b272.
STONE, FLAGsTONE. CEMENT,
walls. steps. walks, drives. patios.
Free estimate. Call LII l-4756.
TRASH REMOVED
yards. Dsmls cleaned Pre- ssts
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GIRLS, 10 TO "a
WHITE COTORFn

Neat, single, free to travel N. r.,
Calf, Chicago. No exper. nee,
must have high school edu. Some
college pref. Avg. S75-S100 after
training. Parents welcome At in
terYieW See MRS. GILMORE 10
a.m-2 pm, 8 pms pm. No
phone, Cairo Hotel, 18th and Que
sts. NV.
AUTO DEALER NEEDS ExPER
TITLE AND SETTLEMENT elk.
$40 per wk., co. benefits. Apply
GUY STEUART MOTORS, S040
Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
PHONE WORK. eve
ming hours, Q TO 2 pm. See Mr..
ARMSTRONG. 1922 New York
ave. NV. after 9 pm.
AVON OFFERS you wonderful
opportunity to earn S30-S4O week
". part time. DI. 7-022l.
YOUNG LADIES, over IS, (Whitel,
TO represent fashion publications
in big promition campaign, $500
bonus plus guaranteed earnings,
must be neat, personable and Tree
to travel: English speaking for
eigners acceptable. See Mr.. Shell
TON, Cairo Hotel, 18th and Cue
sts., Immediately 3ls