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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
NV. D0scntOscss
Sh0ppisig Area
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Atlas Sports Store
.sspS., I.stins Taesls kar'sr%s...,,
BresIau
q. I SsH s s aRp'''l .Hs sl y"' s.sss.
Boyee & Lewis Shoes
NO Yeot To Hard p ~.
1ss issh 81 NV. Us T ~ 81 Nv.
MB. e-eo0g MI. e-S6Ib
Browning King Co.. Inc.
lsas O 8. W. NJ. wear MI. s.s,s.
Capital Wall Paper Co.
,,s isss y wv. 400 va s-ss,s
Carlton CasuaIs
-. fekirts. nieasss. Lngsriel -.
JSe intn - NV. Ma e-booo
COrr's
sHoeby Crafts,
sii-ta Oh 81. NV NJ. 7-.o7S
Crosby shoe stores
lYeatnying MaTy Jane shoesl
III I'd :; j. Nv Nv. NJ s.:ss'
Fields Clothes, Inc.
Tea isth 81. NV. NE. s-o6sS
Fogel's
tLasSase. Mems wear, SPORTS coodsl
10Th saa p NV. TX. 3-t9i7
Golden Brothers
CMen'a Pine Custom Tallors,
COZ 'i ia q. wv. '' ~. s.ssse
Haber q Co.
leos o %. NV. NJ s-02ie
Huntsberry's Fashion
Footwear
Sreeesso, 70 "a Besn
ssi fith So NV. d. 5-o6Ss
Irving's
,sss1F; 80 oGo1 q, sgs;s...; tq s.s:sa
KOtxin
-. swQmsns Apparel. -.
Liberty Shops
fwomens Aeeessoriesi
JIG sss' ,s & s. s. NV wv. x s s:ssf.
Lynn Jewellers
SOC Y 81 NV. d. T-t17a
Metropolitan Haberdashers
lNati. Brand Shirts. Underwear. etc
New York Trimming Store
CDressmaksr.' Supplies. Fabrics.
els G ST. NV ''D'' d. ,.s,ss
Nugent's
,.,. t < g Appatsi--LissSssri:,
Paul Bennett, Ltd.
ga M.n ,.,S SiS y, ana HAG 81 ,ssci
Plaza Sport Shop
lqports Goods. eportswear, Lusgasel
foth ana SITS. NV. M. 1855
The Princess Shop
... Ise!ss Anpsrsn, -
f1oe y %. NV. RI. 7.eS0o
Rite Way Auto Top Co.
6o5-D X 81. NV. RI. 1.i1ei
ROchel's
,o, prss's e, SpS.s Suits u; M F snc.,s
Schmid's Emporium Of Pets
-. sEyeryth,ns Tor Your pets,
silberg Brothers
no. ,c,l99:.hhiss:' Fygnishins'xS!shse.s., a,
The Slack And Skirt Racks
sol IIth 81. NV. net. Q and "
sIiSt Rack 81. s.sssss
Sport Center
sporting oeces--Boy Scout EQUIP
sOi ID -. NV. RE. 1-.Atb
Surplus Sales Co.
iclothing. Shoes, Camp suppliesl
e26 Penn Ave. NV. re. LANAI
Tall Apparel
Ready tc.Wear and Lingeriel
1900 q 81. NV. DI. T-3O3O
Tall Fashions
-. women. wsarins Apparel
Town & Casual Shoes
lAiT Step. Or. Loeke's, ehenanipansl
Bi5 iith -. NV. Ma. e-a3t6
UrdOng Bros, Inc.
1905 ' q. NV. IA. s.vass
Vans Mems Shop
l332 q 80. NV. ST. 3-H101
Vincent ct Vincent
airstylist
81 iIth s. NV. Ma. e.iB72
wales Decorators
,.,o a Home Furnishing,l .-o,os
l1e0 N. HiGhland, ArL IA. i.B3oO
Wardell's
900 = twcmsn's wsar .....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Southeast Are1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
George p. Warner & Co.
-. lplunbing and Heatingl -
uuuounuuwunuuwnn rnrlIuuu1rn~n1n~wn~
Evening star., 1958-07-06

THE SUNDAY STAR washington, C, Sunday July g. 1888
fine quality furniture . china and glass
essential housewares major appliances
rags and curtains lamps and shades
Evening star., 1958-07-06

Our famous semionnuoI soe-bnono you substantial savings
fine merchondeo booked by the weInown mokers and by
Lonsburohs reputation for quoIiy
, 1958-11-06
ABUNDANT LIFE u.
by ORAL ROBERTS
BREAK H DRIFT

We are in the midst Of 4
world lost without God, fear
possessed, confused, beaten
down. Our purpose must be to
break that drift. Someone has to
love Jesus enough to do it.
Abraham and David did ii in
their time, and Paul did it in his
time. Now, we must do 1t in our
time. Even if it means leading
dangerous lives. we must do it, for
such is our purpose-to break the
drift.
Talk to yourself. Preach to your
self. Stand up against fear. That
is what you must do to break the
drift in your life and to prepare
yourself to break the drift In the
lives of others. You are to stand
with strength and power, for God
is with you.
You can do it.
Break the, drift in your life be-
fore it is too late. You are what
your believing is, and if you are
believing hopelesSness, you are
hopeless. If you are believing de-
feat, you are defeated.
Raise. yourself. Stand up. That
is always a good thing to do to
break the drift.
Turn to God. Believe in God,
and he will help you break the
drift. Turn to Jesus, and he will
give you power over all the power
Of the enemy and nothing shall
hurt you.
Christianity is a striking force,
a living power. Christianity is no.
something you don't do; it is some
thing you do. 1t is only by doing
that You can break the drift. Only
il Christianity, only in faith in
God through Christ Jesus, IAN you
break the drift.
, 1958-11-06

Il is much harder to swim up
stream than to allow yourself to
he swens downstream by the cur
Ient. Yet, it is in swimming against
tic currents Of life that you exer-
cl>e your muscles and build your
strength.
In going downstream you are in
dn,acr of becoming caught in the
dsHt
hamberless people today are
ii at in the drift. They are filled
~l.l hopelcssness, fear and de-
spar. They don't know what to
-. WHIST church to go to, what
t-a.Iss to read, what schools to at
lend. what jobs to hold, what
/ ,rlris to have. They are lost
SHEEP in the midst of a world lost
;t.lout Gcd.
Z is terrible to be caught in the
{.
Row important it is to have a
IL. to have a woman, in this
Null to break the drift of spiritual
ID ness in the souls of people
a. 81 Oh, that we could see
pr pie as they really are-on a
s. esc.ess treadmilI, utterly misera-
s., SICK, in a stream Of desire,
nll'ions dying without finding
.l,a;r miSsiOnS in life
II their faces is the look which
a. Cont know God"
Min6 | .ayv the distress Of the
o. -, / thought | could not
-. = j., | thought my heart
/. m!E E,.rst IN my flesh because
!: ,'rsV ~. he'd to be people to
i. L.e trist, to help those
p~.: : casgne il the drift. Some
On. arla y III ~ them spiritual
ilia.,. n~htion, 70 make Jesus real
Il ,l..a
, 1958-11-06
THE ELECTION IS OVER
AS MIGHT HAVE been expected. 3

AS MIGHT HAVE been expected, almost all the
Senators were returned to the Senate, and the voters
could be satisfied that they did themselves a good turn.
The Senators returned were: Ronald de Lugo, Earle B.
Ottley, Lucinda MiIin, DR.. Aubrey Anduze, Walter
/. M. Hodge, Frts LaWaetz, Hugo Reese, Jose Gomez
and TheoVald Moorehead. The newly elected were At
torney John Maduro Of the Unity Party and Candito
Guadeloupe of the newly organized Virgin Islands
Party.
HILL ALL OF these representatives may not be
considered by everyone in the community to be top
most, yet their collective efforts were Of such that they
did deserve to be returned to the Senate. During the
past term the Senate passed a number Of significant
bills, most Of which are well known to one and all. This
was the Senate that cooperated handsomely with for
mer Governor Gordon. thus making this one of the most
progressive and meaningful periods in our government.
THIS CAMPAIGN WAS not a particularly bitter
one, judging from what we have been treated to in the
past. OF. course, there were the usual attacks and snip
ing back and forth, but the encouraging aspect was that
perhaps more than usual; more attention was given to
issues and matters OF public concern. And this is the
way it should have been, and if anything, even more SO.
THE FIGURES SHOWED clearly that no candi-
dates had It in the bag as it were. Intensive campaign
ing probably turned the trick for many Senators. Per-
haps the only so-called safe candidate here was DR..
Anduze. But this was almost natural since his following
from the last election, and his work in the legislature
was Of such as to give some indication a to what would
take place.
NOW THAT H election is over and done with
the next step is to get down to business and make all
those glowing campaign promises good.
, 1958-11-06
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VOL ia THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Z, 1858 NO. 24s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
Free Parking on Lot Across


ORGAN CLEARANCE-NeW Ham.
models; priced 49, spinet model
reduced $500; chord orGans re-
dused $3.50; Wurlitser spinet
used, $3.50. Minehell spinet, used
$74b; Estey.. single manual cleo.
trie orsan. s4g5i Estsy fool
PIANO AND Music sToRE, l6l
West -. Annapolis, Nd. colonia
3-2bsD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01

LAWN sPEclALIsTs--Jo s-70sl
Free sStlInates. After 5, Hu
3-bi3S, AP 7.bS30
NORWAY maple trees; from $40
S2b planted, SERVING Beth, -Ch Oh.
silver eprins sp 4-7D21
BLACK sIUDOK, topsoll. bluestOne
removed, III S:iseS' 20. a-sSSS
COW T,lS A " ySSli E0 " \. rs l ~
iopsoii. HE.' 1854 "" - q.
vIR0IN TOP TOP SOIL best quality
FLEMING, CT, 6.eaee.
|EvERuREEN TREE SALE and shadl
trees: silver NAPLES. to 10 q
50 81. Many Other value, FQysl
Fails Church, va W, 4.d04h.
TOR soiL--vsry 5000 rich topsoi
feas. Call 10, f.4533
LAWN RENOVATION : Beautiful
Sulis them. free estimates. ci
ONos00s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
OFFICE FURNITURE
FROM A PROMINENT
LARGE BANK
ON SALE NOW

Gray, first-quality executive and
typewriter all-steei desks; So 90
II new S2T5. Excel condition.
AlI-steel. Jsray. 4sdraEer n nnns
cabinets: 5000. Excellent con-
Refinished executive and seere.
tarial walnut desks: $3.50. value
up to $500. n.
door: me shape.
Conference tables:, senuine val
S vsIaes t ~ y s seSo sAe'"eH' '0'a'OA
Gray. 2-door supply cabinets
S.x36xis: S3O.bO. $b5 value.
Posture chairs, steel or wood;
Sl406. some IN leather. u new
s' MAN, ~ y many any more items toe
numerous TO mention.
II you want the best In used
furniture. see US ct this sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
HELP-MnMEM

WAITRESS, white, must be exp.
full and part time, luncheon and
dinner hrs. Good pay, excel. tips
Call in person between 3-b pm
ROMA RESTAURANT, 3419 Conn
dIRL FRIDAY. some shoTthand
personable. to 30; to SIS. POTO-
MAC EMPL.. 1884 Wilson blvd,
IA $4,000.
LADIEs-Be a ROYAL dealer OF
hostess pay OF. tn. 2-25S1.
WOMAN. white. general work In
lunch room and bar. Rockville
Maryland. Pc. 2-4621.
WOMEN az white. living Arlington
Falls Church area. for telephone
work In own home. Pvt, unlimited
phone necessary. Hrs. 9 TO o pm
For Information call JE. 2.lSDf
bet. Ia pm,
LADIES, ~ TO 80, to sell. S4(
wk, guar transp. furn, 24at
Wilson blvd. ArI,. RIM, 200.
WOMEN. white. 81 TO 40. to answer
telephones. Permanent. fuli-timi
positions switchboard experienced
helpful but not necessary; mus
have GOOD handwriting and b,
able 70 work SATURDAYS, sunday
and holidays. Hours 2 am, Il
$3.50 pm. Apply In person only
Suite az. 1925 O 81. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN, 1886. we hay,
an interesting opening for a ma.
ture. alert young lady TO act a
receptlonist and to take care Of
light clerical and typing duties
someone who would enjoy WORKING
US 70 take care 81 our RArt
q Hearins clients. " BUCHANAN
HEARING AID CO.. 726 l1th
St. NV.
avon ,09's. has S. several ". 'Ssslisa, terri;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAIL

1sEIsg. :S;S ": A!aS . ;s':sS Y;
sId.bs sis:' 4 ~ S'p Shown SHS 81 apS:
SEI. w.shia1.Sn; I cslI . sysss A.;
dfcHNER. ~ 5.6Sl5. abis N
u NV, Also mattrasses,
BEDR0oM SET. nah. .dbl, bed
pm. wa. 7.ioAO.
S ss d ssS 'e iSd. 'ssiy SAol::. &.
ave. mel. LII. a.nn62.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
MOTOR TRAVEL

cars pELivERED ANYWHERE
AID. a.9O20.
DRIVING TO MAINE; viii take
or more passengers 10 share en-
penses. RIA. 3-27B0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
REPAIRs Z SERVICE


ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. AT.
TICS. rec. rms, free estimates.
terms. Can WHITE. WI 6-00Dl
AM DUCTS, heating. repairs. sheet
work Guaranteed. RA. 1920
BRICKW0RK-NeV or repairs. IRE.
pisces. chimneye. walls and Ualks
A. FAGNANl. 10. 2-l0p4.
Bun DING. REMODELING. re.
pAInS. all types. Large or small
Jobs, STEPS. fences. painting. brick.
work. sidewalk. etc. AP. 7.6l24
cARPENTER-Porehes partitions
shelving. cabinets, ser. repairs,
reliable. J RoWELI. TX. 3.0025
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING: at.
specialty. white. uN. 4-7a1O.
CARPENTER. general ioebinV. home
,,m rnD, re sn.sSMss store r
TppiE Howl s'! IT, p s.scsi
CARPENTRY, ceilings. walls
S Sp. s.,s pssIEs'siSSRos' rT ssineeT'
CARPENTRY WORK Of On kinds;
prompt service, reae. prices. free
estimates. ~ b-21Ab.
CONCRETE WORK. footing. bsmt !.
floors. Sidewalks. steps. porch; old
and new work. IA. 7.2lt5,
C0NCRETE AND ASPHALT WORK
-EstImate gladly given free
REQolB WILKINSON. IA. 4
l64l,
ELECTRICAL W0RK-oid and
new licensed and bonded IN D, c
and Md. UN. 4-O3bl. UN. 4.e3ee.
ELECTRICAL WIRTN0I prompt ct
tention 10 large and small iebs.
Ffee estimates. Call RA. $4,000
evea- and sunday. uE. 1850.
' sss Es.I sIl tygs rsss :See,nI
a-ssis. M i-9l8a. Also ven
install YOUR material. fences paint
ed or stained
FLOOR SANDING. inishins and
WAXING VERY low rates. Pre- est
Cell any time. RA. 0-65nb.
FLOORS sANDED and finiShed
SRfHsR ri AND so SsE j sS'f sssss
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
Quality work at . reasonable price
NJ MORRIS. ~. e.2277.
1 I:s:ss.s sAs slI:::. Co. CO. s s;sSH'
Flagstone Patios, walks
All kinds cement work ana re
tainine walls, Weterproodng and
aTein pipe work. '. hARcuccIo
20 2.55sh -
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DEC,
ORATORe--Also carpentry work
plastering: reAe: white mechanics
pI, 1888. WHEELER a FRY
PAINTING. paperinN lst-elasi
ately. Mr.. PoAT. RA. S-S64a. q
PAINTING: mt: ext.: carpentry;
white. Call any time. 10. 7.i666
PAINTING, PAPER1N0, Carpentry
I'll kinds. Kitchens. baths re-
modelled. Masonry. concrete work
ROBINS. cutters. On. speuts. storm
windows. ser. peha. 3-b years q
paw. Estab. iDe5, . r. law.
e Gcl e. s ssssco. iMrRovrMrS1
PAINTING. EXTERIOR: ist-eiAs.
work. materials; DO own work: 2
brothers: white, refs. "a, 2.i7al
PAINTING AND R00EING. expeTt-
SoSs Or RE' S.Sis4. '' NJ
PAINTING, PApERlNGi interior
exterior; PA loans avail: for Is.
Inmates. call 10. n.45f1.
PAPERIN0, ei2 I'm. M; '5e sun.
fast washable paper. Jg s.loOo
RA, 0-2ee4; WI. 2.e4be.
PAPERIN0. psinting; 20 ". q
peri white; DO own work. IA. 4
h03a. MA. o-37ia.
PLAsTERiNG REPAIRS, old ane
new work lse. and sm. ioos;fees
VIII. mechs. work guar, 10 a-4lb4
STONE. FLAGsTONE CEMENT
walls. steps. .walks.. drives, patios
Free est. call LU. i.47bA
TRASH REMOVED
Yards, bsmts. cleaned. Free eats
WALKER TRASH CO.. FE. 3.2e02
wATERPRoOFJNG euar. to stop wet
s SIZE HR SsENviiE e. II .ssEsSse
YELKN. PUBLIC ADlUsTRRs, set
you FAIRLY PAID for FIRE
STORM. etc, losses. RE. 1.64ee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
DOCS, PETs, ere.

BEAGLE PUPs, real beauties, Axe
Males $40, females $40. 302b q
ct. nv. Re. 3-7S2l.
BOSTON TERRIRR PuPs, 3 week.
req. VIII. 2.5O3R.
BOxER PUP. brown with favn
head. male. 4 months old. ell
gsSB'' Mr. ga TsyI saeD 81. 4.S7s in0S.
BOXER PUPPIES. Axe res. faWn.
S.s mSnsas o'd 10 NAL. a..I AZ female
BULL MAsT1fF = Axe, SIS anc
Up Suhbard, $40 Equitable bldg,
Baltimore Nc. sgndays Union
COCKER PUPS. Axe. Washing and
groomlnB Also champion STUD
Hamilton s g. E WA Hs7S Ia seiS
COCKER PUPPY-Blask. " weeks.
Axe. champion. sired: male. $50.
10 2.7J90.
DAI.MATIANs. choice. Axe req.
beauties. . filters, Ch. parents.
stud service. so. e-70oS
ENGLISH sETTRR PUPPIES, 9
weeks Old, puFebred: Sa5 males,
s:ssl ism AK for =! Nina Rss: 'mer. 90
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPs--AKc,
shots ~ champions. Hold for
Easter s3b up, HI. 0-6l37.
IRISH SETTER PyPIEs--champ
homes. WE. 5000. VIZ. s.2S4T,
4 pin prfppTEa Axe. d weeke Ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
We Cater to Servicemen
oprSS PIN FRbK DArE Eyis "a I'm
THE CROWN co.
827 It'll ST. NV.

oprSp PIN fRuk EHi EShs p IN .
THE CROWN co.
827 It'll ST. NV.
FURN. -complete bedrm. suite. al.
nette set and living rui.. like new.
assume pavmenta Of $50 per mo
on delinquent account on balance
due after tmen down payment
MARIO FURNITURE. 1898 18th
81 NV. DE-. 2.471p.
PURN. UNCLAIMED = victorian
love seat. $50: vanity and mirror
IS sofa and chair, $50: chaisl
lounge, $50 sheraton table VIII
wardrobe. $40 awson sofa. $50
s s1sn. sle'es $40; an %apl e. chest e
msfSIe.top dresser. $40: bedrm
set. $es: Kitchen table. s.: desk
80 wing chair. SO: oeess. chair
90. HoIlywood bed. $23: Earli
Amer. sofa: brass bed. IS, w
DO upholsterinR. sofa and chair
$50: alp covers. S4b. custom.
made drapeTios. antiques restored
cabinet WORK Hay terms HOFF.
MANN UPHoLeTERERA el1s
18th o., nv. co. b.bl1H ls
FuRN.--Dlnette. s35 Dresser, s25
New walnut bedrm. -seeN sofa,
$ieS 60. Sofa, $40. Chairs, tables
fyRM:=Liy; rm; suite chest q
u. aWningB. etc. TU. 2.30oe.
FynN,-Din. rm, suite. lined OAK
buffet china cab. 2 yrs. old. NeV
cond S10b, Prac. new. Also crib
Thayef, S2b. Chest OF drawers
SD tt-ton air-cond.. unit. l-yr
old for easement window, $50
Also outside furn., ehaise lounge
chairs and table. VERY reas. CT
GAS RANGEs-ciose out Of d.
lure Tappan floor samples IN per
feet eond. 3 beaut. current modell
70 select from 81 tremendous saw.
inas. No money down. ~ little a.
So per no. delivered and In.
stallsd, with fun new range guar
antee. Rree paIking JOHN O.
WEBSTER a SONS. 627 F'st. NV
GAS RANGE, 4-burner, fuii-siEe
excellent. $40. VI. 3.96l0.
Easy credit. ACNE STOW CO.
1911 7th 81, NV: Ma. S.Sg62.
GAS RAN0ks, new. used. Installa.
o.. ave. NV. AID. 2.21D0.
GAS STOVE. Ma.ls Chef; meta
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VcoNflNUepl

BEAUTICIAN - Shampoo. mani
eurist. for Maryland shop. Also
part time mpoo-manieurist for
Georgetown shop. ROSE RAYNoR
BEAUTY SALON. Du. 7-sa00'
ewes, OIL. 4-6357.
BEAUTICIANs (2l, experienced;
part and full time: euar. salary
plus 50ss CONN.,; paid vacation;
hours 9 to 8. oV. 3-li34; ewes.
so, 5-.e64.
BEAUTICIANS (2l for vacant
booths in new salon; with fol-
lowing: commission basis. 637 uni
Nd, ~. 5-Si47.
bEAUTICIAN--Man or woman, exc
opport. for outstanding tylists
full or part-time, no ewes. Barrett
Parker Hairstvlist, S640 Ca. ave,
Silver Spring, Nd.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NE. shop
wonderful opportunity: man OF
woman: all-round salary plui
comm. Mr.. ALBERT. LA. 9-13S4
bOOKKEEPER, fun chg. no typ
ing, 3 days. annual and sick leave
st. $50. POTOMAC HMPL.. lo4 Z
Broad, JE. 2-121s.
CASHIER--Exper. MGR 1000; TEN
S porsIFS .u SUrs, s sDRTTSE RSLEI1 Si
18th and Penna. ave. NV.
CASHIER. for variety store; eood
opportunity for experienced cash
TER will also train. Apply
McBRlDE'S 700 H st. ne.
CHECKER for grocery store; good
hours. good salary, Must nave
good references. WA. 7.22s0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
STENOGRAPHER

. 7 G1VO0ISI1I ITEM
Permanent position open imme-
diately for youne lady with good
typine and shorthand. VIII con-
slider recent hiEh-sehooi graduate
desiring . career position with GOOD
opportunity for advancement, er0ur
insurance benefits. annual ano
sick leave. economical employees
s srs door s SSsHri Isi;snp Iips oss
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SITUATIOns-MEn
SITUATIoNS-W0MfM

B00KKEErgR; fun eharge. white
Z yrs. once exper. Also typins
dietaphone, calculator, postini
machine. etc. Minimum saiari
exoected. .Adyancement eommen'
surate with ability. WE. B-2743.
EDIT. -PROOFREADER, printing
edit. BACKGROUND, book. rnaGaslnl
exper. Box 42p-k. Star. 81
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURsE
white, doctors references. want
work. VIII, 6-6ea2.
sECRETARY. mature but not I'D
hard.Workine, fairly attractive
eood background. pleasant per
1onality. Wants boss who IL look
ine for these qualifications AM
who himself has sense Of humoF
no domestic problems. doesn'
watch clock. never loses things
delesetes responsibility. appreei
atee new IDEAS; college education
preferred. Send resume including
salary you win pay. Boz AJAX
sEc.-nARY ". WILSON desire
full time. permanent position
varied expert. reliable: certified
100 w,p:m1; die. 5Vs,wP.m.; typ'
COMPANION POSITION 70 eIderiy
person, desired By white woman
references. II. o.gU52. -
LADY. small once, expert typist
Ss .n,ha seq son6SISsr AZ. psr I'm.
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RUGS
RIGS

First quality ext2 broadloom ans
OFiental-desiened rugs, S2e: gx15
$50 .96 ORIENTAL RUG MART
lgOU a st NV
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Telephone
RECEPTIONIST

Young woman. for fuli-tims EN-.
Dsftment. Busy StrncsDSsrs. friendly iS
and consenial group. Applicant
mu oe . high school ernduate
between rs and 30 with Q pleasant
telephone manner. Typing required
Apply Personnel. Room CO., $3.50
an m. ~ n ssc ds. @; yses Eo uSons
calls. .
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SlTuATIoMs-DoMESTIc

CIV. child care. cook: exper,
SslAo6 HE' EL MET fixe SH siso'S
GIRL, eolored, desires days work
Exper, Elk, 3-1e21.
GOOD D0MEsT1cs REF. Live II
g out. ALLEY xofNcf. ST d
C0LORED WOMEN on hand, walt.
Ing for work y day ,hIa,,ykk.
EMPL. AoENcY, 10. c-04ef.
c0LQRED WOMAN desires b-dayl
week; 1920 with ehiidreni ref
CQL0RED WOMAN wants work
mother S'Tt works. nj. no. H a'iifie0sS. n''
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APPLY
SAFEWAY
STORES, INC.

STENOGRAPHERS
If you would like to work
for a large national orsani-
zation at an interesting
Job, in an ever busy office
AND
II you are a competent
stenographer with better
than : average shorthand
and tipping skills (no rusty
S horth a nd, please), are
neatly groomed, have 9
pleasant personality and
and want a steady Job, cal
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF Us
MA. $3.50. Ext. ala. for interview
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REERIGERATQRS

Beautifully OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SHS e :s; Co. ;o: sus S:sE:i. T n.
DIV. To. 2-371l.
I ds iass model: SIS. wa VA, s.Si cS
RUG. sx15 Administer Wilton, solid
after 2 pm. Monday or Tuesday
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Imported Persian designs, extra
heavy. rose beige. blue, exl2, $50
9xlb. $37 so.
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DIETITIAN

Attractive position for assistant
9ietieia4 In company e snss;,nr.
s sHHn mt experienced stsii:. Sir
Conditioned; convenient NV. loca-
tion. Age 23-40. In reply please
give education. age and experience.
Box l96-Y. Star,
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MAYFAIR SHOP
1925 G. st. NV.
SAWS; model 1903 band saw: also
model ll3 O-in. Arbor saw: both
complete: after 5 pm. HA. 2.7Og4
SEWING MACHINE. singer. cleo
portable with Attachments; SIS
win deliver. LA. 6-S772.
SEWING MACHINE, cleo, portable
round bobbi1; never used. $50, de.
hvered. JU. 5.716a.
fELEVIsION. Motorola, q in. con.
xE ~ x yT zs e." 4s sHi 7sh s NAV
TIRE sALE-fecaps, e,70x1b. $50,
sERvicE TIRE CO.. RA. 6.aS6Q
TIRE SALE
Pull Recaps. Guaranteed Year
siiiSSSa1iiiss. 7oOriS go Sss:ssSs
With Recap Exch.. Plus TAX
All-veather Treads. Any Size, $500
MARKET TIRE CO.
s Convenient Locations. OIL. 6.5eO(
open Daily, 3 AN. 10 Q Pm.
TRANsCOPY. Rem Rand, o inch
duplex with paper diHpenser-lsed
2 yrs good cond. Best ofier. Cal
HU. $4,000. . 70 5.
nv, ei-in. Motorola, 1885 tabl'
model: excel. cond. Reasonable
After Q pm. NO. f-saiO.
nv, 1887 RCA portable. lGe screen
Little used, excellent condition
SIS. Cali co. 6-6S4O.
TV PIC. TUBES-SETS
Picture tubes, new. 81 inch. guar
Q yrs. install FREE. 2l-in. re-
sec: 15-in.. $40: others. SIS
". guar. DUPONT, 1913 18th nv
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MISCELLANEOUS F0R SALE
(coNIlNuep)

GAMBIA SALE - We are over.
Dsto . s%' ,s sS r. e SE "a typs
CAMERA CENTER. 2OiO 8 ST
NV. At cnnn ave.
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tories 1 open i's noT Yss cam 's earn
S:i0-S40 weekly In spare hours.
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CAMPING SUPPLIES

Umbrella tent, 0x9. $40; mess
kits. ponchos t25cl torn, compasses
sleeping bags, $3.50. We rent
25I3 N 81. NV. Re. 3-634h