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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Work Reported
On 1857 Miles Of
Superhiehwoys

Construction Is underway or
has been completed on 1887
miles of the Nations super
highway system. the Bureau Of
Public Roads announced yes
terday.
This figure included 1858
miles on which construction is
underway and completion of
1881 miles.
These highways are part Of
the II .000-mile system Of inter.
state and defense highways au-
thorized by Congress in 1856.
They are all nonstop (no traf-
nc lights or stop signS) with
wide dividers between opposing
lanes of traffic.
The Federal road agency re-
ported 1871 miles completed
and 1873 miles under construc-
ton in Maryland; 32.6 miles
completed and 93.l miles un-
derway in Virginia, and IL
miles completed or underway
in the District.
The Bureau Of Public Roads
also reported l.072 miles Of pri-
mary highways (high standard
but not interstate). secondary
and urban freeways completed
in Virginia since July /. 1856:
800 miles completed in Mary
land. and TT miles in the Dis
trlct.
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Finuls Tomorrow
In PIuy Tourney

Finals Of the District One
Act Play Tournament will be
judged at 8:15 pm. tomori ow
in the auditorium of Roosevelt
High School.
The finalists and their plays
are the Foundry Players with
THE Staring Match" ny Jerry
McNeely; the Montgomery
Players with Dark Lady of the
Sonnets." by George Bernard
Shaw; the Arts Club, with
"Overtones,' by Alice GerSter-
berg, and the Library of Con-
gresS Drama Club with The
Hungerers." by william Saro-
yam.
Awards will be given to the
best and second best companies
and to the best actor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

Ma. Isis n. Albsst ef SexA
Passdssa, Califessis. Former
Dirseier Of HONS Eeonemies,
Les AassGss Gig SsAools
swoNosR 0aaAn g
TaulV WONDERFUL
! was amazed going through
the bakery and fascinated BY
your research Laboratories"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

D.. Marisisa Biekslbspsr ef
Ckieaee, Illinois. Fervsss D.
rector sf Homs Eeeaemies and
NHlriiios Service, EssDorsisd
MN Association
TO NJ WoelosR
0aEAD MANS ooosaisSS--
The trip ! took through your
bakery and research labora-
toEiss convincsd me Of that"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
MORE MOTHERS BUY WONDER BREAD
THAN ANY OTHER BRAND
BECAUSE THEY KNOW
1t Helps Build Strong Bodies z12zWays!
What Wonder Bread Can Do For Your Children For You And Your Husband
What Wonder Bread Can Do For Your Children For You And Your Husband

(2) Measure your child's height
and weigh him today.
(S) See how height and weight
increasein 8 months; 6 months;
each year.
Kesh And Tender
You should have no trouble
getting your child to eat plenty
Of big. new Wonder Bread.
Because it is fresh with q
tender texture and crust; q
mouth-watering aroma. And
makes perfect toast.
Get big, new Wonder Bread
fresh from your grocer today.
And start helping your child
grow bigger and stronger IL
ways.
~A-~.~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

What does Q home economist
want in . bread?
The same things every mother
wants for her family -
goodness.
Goodness assured by scientific
laboratory control in clean
bakeries and top-quality
ingredients.
Which 10 why more women
buy Wonder Bread than any
other brand.
They know it helps children
crow bigger and stronger IL
ways.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

ttiC uLlluCIlJlllCu uUCtOI- Oily
ing to treat Mr.. Graham.
Mr.. Graham said the stan
member had misunderstood,
and that the. doctor friend"
would attend several crusade
meetings in Australia. "The
doctor is coming over at his
own expense. He is not an eye
specialist and has not exam
ined me-" Mr.. Graham said.
Mr.. Graham told newsmen
Australian doctors had warned
him to slow down to prevent
permanent damage to the eye
81 have committed this entire
matter to the Lord and am not
one minute concerned about It,"
he has said.
The medical man is DR.. VIII
liam Erdman Of the University
Of Pennsylvania, q circulatory
specialist.
The evangelist met newsmen
at the airport before going on
to Queensland's Gold Coast for
a rest at Broadbeaeh Hotel. He
said a businessman would pay
the hotel bill.
At Launceston, in Northern
Tasmania, Mr.. Graham last
night drew about 10000 people
to a floodlit rally. the largest
religious service ever held In
the area.
They began assembling in
York Park at noon. The rally
began at $3.50 pm. with hun.
dreds still streaming through
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flor Christ assisted by 100
counselors and ministers from
all Protestant churches.
Hospital States
Anatomy Course

A special postgraduate course
In applied anatomy will be
held at Casualty Hospital from
8 to 10 pm. each Thursday
beginning this week.
The sessions, known as the
first annual Joseph d. Rogers
Memorial Post Graduate
Course. will run through May
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} George Washington University
Medical School. Other we'll
known physicians and teachers
Will hold discussions after each
lecture.
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compared with similaramounts
contained in other foods.
This does not suggest that
Wonder Bread take the place
Of these other foods. Or that
your child is deficient in any Of
these elements, particularly
cobalt, copper, zinc and man.
ganese.
However, the fact is Wonder
Bread does contain each Of the
IL food elements approx
mately in the amounts shown.
Thus, when you give Wonder
Bread to your child, you know
you are helping your child grow
bigger and stronger IL ways.
This suggests that you do 8
things:
~ Start your child eating 8
slices Of Wonder Bread today.
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IL Ways To Growth

Il Ways TO Growth
For normal physical and men
tai development, children must
get a well-balanced diet Of
protein, fat, carbohydrates,
vitamins and minerals. such as
come in meats, milk, eggs,
fruit, green-leafed and yellow
vegetables.
Wonder Bread contains IL es-
sential food elements that help
your child grow normally.
The amounts Of these IL food
elements in Wonder Bread are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

ri and Is designed for general
practitioners. internists and
general surgeons. The course
is named after the late DR..
Rogers. well-known physician
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who was responsible for the
modern Casualty Hospital.
Each session will include a
lecture by DR.. Paul Calabrisi,
professor Of anatomy at the
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the gateways. Roads leading
into the city carried streams Of
automobiles. trucks and buses.
A total Of 925 made decisions
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Graham Denies Doctor
Comes to Treot Eyes

MELBOURNE, Mar. Is AP)-Evangelist Billy Graham
returned from his crusade In Tasmania today and told
American doctor coming to him In Australia
not going to treat his aling eye.
One of Mr. Grahams stan members said yesterday that
the unidentified doctorBilys personal physician
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Ma. KstAsvnsg hsehsa HaeAss
QWashiael0n, D. C. Psssidsat.
Distriet ef CelaMbta H0ms
Economics Associations
NOW . KNOW vAsY WONDER
oaeAD SAlS $751;
Everyone should 90 through
your bakery and visit your
wonderful research laboFato-
ries the way ! did,"
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-14
PTA to Sponsor A Teenage Dance

A 'teenage dance will be held at the Labor Temple, Saturday, February q.
 Arrangements for the dance are being made by the Ways and Means Committee of the local PTA, the sponsoring group. Funds will go to PTA work.
 Seventy-seven were present at the PTA meeting held in the high school library Thursday. A pro- gram included a panel discussion, a talk on founders day by Mrs. John Molletti, and committee re- ports.
 Panel speakers included several from town and the naval station who discussed Guidance" The panel was opened by Mrs: Dera Brunstad. Among other remarks she stated students must be guided. in: work or play. Chap lain Robinson, in answering the question Where are we going ? stated that children should be given choice as soon as possible. They can't think as adults, and so should be guided" Mrs. Foster developed the theme Guidance in the home" She stressed the
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-14
KODIAK. ALASKA. FEBRUARY i4. lsss
necessity for integrity, loyalty, tOlNrance and guidance.


 In discussing the subject The Critical Years" Mir. Winford stated that children first break away from the home at the age of five. The critical years are to the 3rd grade, he said.
 Rev. Talbott spoke on the theme Gaining Confidence" He asked the question Do we preach one thing and act another?" He stated it necessary to bring into agree ment the child's viewpoint and that of the adult.
 firms also have pledged support.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-14

High team series, with H. C.: Kodiak Amusement, 2584; High team game with H. C.: Kodiak Amusement, 903; High ind. game: Claudia Wheeler, 164; High ind. Ina Fletcher, 461.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-14
KODIAK aersasR

Following 8 talk en- she subises- Il Wish I Had Known, by Mra Ethel McCurry, in which she stressed teaching the child early in life the way it should go. Cur tis Saxton who acted as moderar tor, summarized the findings ea the panel. :.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-14

High team series: Polar Bear, 2319; High team game: Kodiak Insurance, 880; High Ind. series: Stan Lee, 56O; high ind. game: Ben Guhrke, 258.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-14
ALONG THE WATERFRONT

Continued from Page 1) support for the filming. Other Filming will be done by camer- men from the Alaska DepartmeaA of Fisheries.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-14

High team series: Casino Club. 2450; High team game: Calvert Reserve, 852; High individual se- ries: Bill Grimes, 566; High indi- vidual game: Ken Kincaid, PIP and John Perschy, PIP.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-14
FEBRUARY 9

High team series; Flaggers, 2232; High team game: Flaggers, 808; High individual series: Jim DuroS, 528; High individual game: Jim DuroS, 21O.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-14
City Bowling Leagues Standings to Date

Vivian Panchot, ASA; High ind. game, women: Evelyn Dinwiddie, 181.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-14

High ind. three games, men: Russ Panchot, 552; High ind. game, men: Ben Guhrke, 213; High ind. three games, women:
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-14
Mixed Doubles

Mixed Doubles
 FEBRUARY II
 W l. No-ChotS .............. 3 | Phillips McLinn ........ 3 | Snychi-P PetterSon ....... 3 | Kegling HoSpitalistS ". 2h 1A The Sourdoughs ...2 2 Money-Bags 2 2 HaH-Poland ......... 2 2 Jensen Horn 2 2 Veerman-Schumacher '. l15 2h Lawhead- -Dinwiddie .....1 3 B1inn-NelSon Il 3 Gutter-Snipes ......... 1 3
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-14
Emblem Club

Emblem Club FEBRUARY 6
 w l. 49 Room ........... 2 l Orpheun Flickers ...... 6 2 Kodiak Amusement .... 6 2 Dogho,rse .............. 5 3 BeachcomberS .......... 4 4 Breakers ............... 4 4 King Crab w. 3 5 B-N-B ............... 3 5 Oil Spots ... 3 5
, 1959-05-19
THE ST. CROIX AVIS

IHE 81.
We also r~ecommen to the Legislature that fnan-
cial aid be given, in the form Of loans, to people of low
income for the construction of their homes, with a low
interest and twenty years for repayment. ! am sure that
this recommendation fits in with the program which the
other parties have offered to the Legislature.
Mr.. Chairman, the INDECENT people Of these islands
need greatly to have some provision made in the law SO
that they can have free medical attention. We propose
that the Legislature look over the laws on this matter in
order to give real protection and medical assistance to the
poor.
OF course, we need a district hospital in ST. Cro1x. The
present hospital in Christiansted and the Clinic in Fred
eriksted do not meet the needs of the people. We should
have a 100 bed hospital, to be known as a. district Hospital
built in the middle Of the Island to serve all parts Of the
Island. The hospital should have a ward for poor people
who cannot afford to pay any part OF their hospital bills.
We must also do something about the water and sewer
problem. We r%ecommend legislation for the publication
Of the water supply and the extension Of the sewerage
system outside town limits.
The roads and streets in these islands year after year
remain in bad shape. The Legislature should have a broad
program that is concerned not with only temporary re-
pairs but with permanent improvements OF the highways.
Many people have told me Of the hardship which the
poor families in our islands suffer when they are forced
to leave the homes which they rent. / believe that some
thing must be done to protect these people who just can
not find places to live and who are at the mercy Of land
lords. Our laws on the matter Of renting Of property
should be strengthened to give these poor families a break.
Mr.. Chairman, | repeat that I intend to work for the
benefit Of all Of the Virgin Islands, and not for any one
party. My party expects that Of me- expect and my
party expects that you the members OF this body will
show US the same spirit Of cooperation for the good Of the
people of these islands.
REPORT OF STANDING COMMITTEES
Senator Aubrey A. Anduze was named Chairman OF
the Legislatures Committee on Interstate Cooperation.
Senator Percival Fl. Reese was named Vice Chairman.
The Committee on Judiciary named Senator John L.
Maduro as its Chairman and Senator Candida R. Guada-
lupe as its Vice Chairman.
The Chairman Of the Committee on Government
Operations is Senator Ronald de Lugo and its Vice Chair
man is Lucinda A. Millin.
SCHEDULE OF COMMITTEE MEETINGS:
The Finance Committee will hold meetings on Mon
day and Wednesday mornings.
, 1959-05-19


Bill No. 847 Act to Amend Title / Of the Virgin IS
lands Code. Recommended by the Governor.
Bill No. 854 Act to Amend Subehapter II Of Subtitle
I, Title 33 Of the Virgin Islands Code, Relating to the IN
dustrial Incentive Program, and for other Purposes Pro
posed BY Senators Aubrey "A. Anduze, Ronald de Lugo,
Candida R. Guadalupe, Walter ]. NJ. Hodge, Frits LaWaetz,
Lucinda A. Milin and Theovald E. Moorehead.
Bill No. $50 Act to Amend Title 33 Of the Virgin Is
lands Code. Recommended by the Governor.
Bill No. 885 Resolution Providing for Leave of Alb
sence, Overtime Compensation and Social Security Bene-
fits for the Administrative and Clerical Employees of the
Legislature and Prescribing the Legislatures Policy with
Regard to Overtime Compensation. Proposed by the Com
mitee Of the Whole.
Carnival Parade Day, Saturday, April Is, 1859, and for
other Purposes. Proposed by Senators Aubrey A. Anduze,
Ronald de Lugo, Candida r.. Guadalupe, Walter ]. M.
Hodge, Frits LaWaetz, Lucinda A. Millin and Theovald E.
Moorehead.
Committee on Health. Education. Welfare, Agriculture
and Labor:
Bill No. 843 : Act to Appropriate Funds and to Auth
orize for the Construction of an Elementary School at
Sugar Estate. Proposed by Senators Aubrey A. Anduze,
Ronald de Lugo, Candida R. Guadalupe, Walter /. M.
Hodge, Frits LaWaetz, Lucinda A. Millin and Theovald E.
Moorehead.
BillN 848 Act to Amend Title 19 Of the Virgin IS
lands Code. Recommended by the Governor.
Bill No. 856 Act to Provide for Physicians on Resi-
dent Duty at the Government Hospitals in the Virgin Is
lands; to Provide an Appropriation Therefor, and for
othef purposes: proposed by Senators Aubrey "A. Anduze,
Ronald de Lugo, Candida R. Guadalupe, Walter ]. M.
Hodge, Frits LaWaetz, Lucinda A. MilIin and TheovaId E.
Moorehead.
Bill No. 861 Act to Appropriate Funds and to Auth
orize the Construction of Annex for Tubercular and Men
tai Patients at the Knud Hansen Memorial Hospital.
Proposed by Aubrey A. Anduze, Ronald de Lugo, Candida
Guadalupe, Walter l. M. Hodge, Frits Lawaetz, Lucinda
a. MilIin and Theovald E. Moorehead.
Bill No. 872 Act to Authorize the Construction Of an
Additional Wing at the Charlotte Amalie High School,
Virgin Islands. In Order to Adequately House the Increas-
ing Enrolment at the said High School, and for other Pur-
poses. Proposed by Earle B. Ottley, John L. Maduro, Per
cival H. Reese and Joseph A. Gomez.
Bill No. 875 Act to Provide for Physicians on Duty
at the Principal Hospitals in the Virgin Islands on a Twen-
ty-Four Hour Basis. Proposed by Earle E. Ottley, John L.
Maduro, Percival i. Reese and Joseph A. Gomez.
Bill No. 1872 : Act to Promote Employment Opportu-
mites within the Virgin Islands Of Virgin Islanders resid-
ing on Continental United States, to Provide for the estab-
lishment of a New York Office. and for other PURPOSES
, 1959-05-19

The Finance Committee will hold meetings on Mon
day and Wednesday mornings.
The Committee on Health, Education, Welfare, Agri-
culture and Labor will meet Tuesday mornings.
Thursday mornings the Committee on Public Works,
Safety and Trade will meet.
INTRODUCTION & ASSIGNMENT OF BILLS:
Committee Of the Whole:
Bill Nc. 1913 Act to Suspend Temporarily All Clos
ing Time Ordinances in the Virgin Islands During the
Periods of the Annual Virgin Islands Carnival and the
Saint Croix Christmas Festival. Proposed by Senator's
Aubrey A. Anduze, Ronald de Lugo, Candida R. Guada-
lupe, Walter i NJ. Hodge, Lucinda "A. Millin and Theovald
+. Moorehead.
Bill No. 1872 An Act to Designate the Polling Dis
tricts in Saint Thomas and Saint John and to Fix the
Minimum Number Of Members of a Board Of Elections
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HELP MEN
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN OF

ROOM CLERK-Exper. relief clerk
Saturday. and Sundays only. Hand
transcript. Write TO Box Az,
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statesmen

Sell by appointment only,
Market unlimited with
prospects wanting same
day. Cinch for closes on
today basis. Some of our
men earn up to $4,000 a
month commission. We
will add several men to
our highly trained sales
organization on a perma-
nent basis. Thorough
training will be given to
beginners and contract
given in writing guaran-
teeing a minimum income
of $500 a month while
learning. Phone for in
terview, co. 5-1326.
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ROUTEMAN (2), experienced; yr.
round work; top pay Apply TO
the once, rear Of $500 Varnum
at, Brentwood, Md
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HELP MEN
Television Servicemen

SALES. under IS. lntsnsibles; Md
West Va. terri, car allowances and
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ROUTE statesmen

Married; steady employment with
growing wholesale bakery. all
fringe benefits, Apply between 5
and 10 am, and and u pm.
MRS. SMITHS COLONIAL,
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HELP MEN
pART-TIME FIVE. WORK

White; carr 1870, Call tn. 2-ls0O
PATENT ATTORNEY for large
West Coast aviation CO., 2-3 years
experiences preferred, but will con:
slider outstanding trance. Call
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HELP MEN
INVESTMENT
SECURITIES

Has openings for men and women
to learn security selling. For appt
call WO. 6-6645, MR.. LIPPMANN
JANITOR, for luxury-type apart
ment building; live In, must have
experience, references. 1880 Co.
lumbia I'd. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

PLUMBERS for new house work in
Md. Must have car and hand tools,
WA, 7-603O, \ to B p.m,
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5:day, 40-hr. work week, age 81
30 ~, decentralization alter 10 days
Call MR. BOYLE, DU. 7-1441.
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Training Furnished; established
start. Call D1. 7-3445,
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ENGINEERS
HELP MEN

For downtown once bldg, license
required. Excellent opportunitieS
for advancement offered ambition,
men willing to learn. Apply rm
3l9, l424 K st. NV. CAFRiTZ co
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CHAUFFEUR WANTED

CHAUFFEUR WANTED =
The following are ABSO-
LUTTE requirements. EXDeri-
enced, know d. c. area,
sober, highest references, no
"borrowing till payday"
Possess dark suit, or uni
form. Live in Vienna. Va,
at present or move there i'm
mediately. Unusual hours. in
GLIDING nightwork and fire.
Quent long trips. Salary $3.50
mo. Apply in person to MR..
GAY, 1000 Albemarle st.
NV, Room 105.
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CASHIER

Experienced man to take charge Of
cashier once in wholesale ware
house. SALARY commensurate with
ability. SEND complete resume tC
Box G37-Y, Star. All replies con.
fidential
CHAUFFEURS, straight truck anC
semitrailer: minimum age, 25
must be experienced and acquainted
with Metropolitan Area of Wash
ington; must have Maryland
chauffeur's license Apply In per
sOn, W. T. COWAN, inc, $40
Lawrence pl.. Bladensburg, Md.
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PAYMASTER

5-day wk,, at nearby country club,
exper on MGR machine necessary;
salary based on exper. Lunch and
parking provided. OIL, 2-3SO4,
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PHARMACIST. young, salary plus
incentive RX plan, many COM
pany benefits, good working con-
ditions. Apply STANDARD DRUG
co, IIla a Al. NV.
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FBX OR, Alex 5 pm, 20 mid
night; exper S2l8, POTOMAC
EMPLg OIL KinS st., Alex" XII,
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TO WORK NEAR
GAINESVILLE, VA.

OPTICIAN, dispensing, eXper. |;
profit sharing plan. TEUNIS OP-
TICIANS, l10S 10th st. NV.
OPTICIAN, dispenser. some bench
work; 5-day-week, disqualification,
Give full details as to eXper., SAL
airy expected: references. Box 81,
Star.
ORDERLIES-Increase in operating
room personnel. Must have hospi-
his. education required. Day, eve
ming and night shifts, 40-hr. wk.
Apply Personnel once, WASHING
TON HOSPITAL CENTER, ITO
Irving st. NV, MONTH";, 8 am.
THROUGH 3 pm.
PAINT SALESMAN, for inside SELL
ing: 5 u day wk. See Mr.. Green
at HUGH REILLY CO., 93I Brent
wood I'd. ne.
PAINT Statesmen for inside whole
enced, With interest in retailing
and branch store management
C. I. SMITH CO.. INC, 1928
Champlain st. NV, HU. $4,000.
PAINTERS, experienced, white; re-
Georgetown I'd. and Lone Oak DIR.
Aldon Const. Co. See paint fore
man, HERSH DEC. co.
PAINTER, for year around work on
large luxury apt. project in Alex,
Va. See Mr. Cole. POTOMAC VIEW
APIS, Duke and Taylor Park
Run West, Alex, Va.
PAINTER, WHITE, LIST class. So 90
per hour with transp. to Clinton,
Md. area. CY. 1857.
PAINTERS, white. year-round
maintenance work: best pay: all
work in nearby Va. THOMAS E.
BROWN, ia. 4-3690. Call be-
tween q and s pm.
PAINTERS, white: only first-class
mechanics with own transporta-
ton need apply. Top wages. Call
after q pm, LII. 4-0364.
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CARPENTERS, experienced, veal
rnmnd urnrk call III l-EkRR
CARPENTFR FOREMEN

Min. annual salary, S6,2AO. plu,
extra time, bonus; large. residential
builder needs working toremen fol
prints, layout, supervision 25-4i
yrs, refs. required. BENNETT
CONSTRUCTION CO., OIL. 6-55SS
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PHARMACIST, steady position; ex'
pouoLHs PHAtR ri &C ~ ia44 nm In.
dependence ave. Sc, Ii. 4-2b3O
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PROPOSALS

ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE Ex-
CHANGE has many surplus equip
ment items available for public
purchase. These include some res
taurant items, some retail store
Items, and service station items.
Interested parties may see this
equipment BY coming 70 the main
exchange ONCE, building 1850.
between o am. and p.m., Fri
. 9sy. June 8; and Monday thrGush
nation ' sheets = vii hhS be susbIIsd 4
time d visit. All BIDS must s.
received no later than & nm,
June 10, 1859.
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when ansgsrtss edpsytisensents
enclose ORIGINAL references pho
foeraphs o. other materials on
psrposs. Originals mag oct lost.