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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-23

Two weeks ago the
Soviet Union jubilantly
announced it had success
fully fired a cosmic rocket
towards the moon. The moon
ikn didn't get there but the
firing was a tremendous sue
cess. Naturally it was a source
of pride and rejoicing for the
Russians.
Moscow students. on hear
Ing the news, danced in The
streets TO fhs accompaniment
Of guitars and cries OF ITO the
rnoonl" Even President Essen
hover said fhe launching was
"s great stride forward in
mans advance into the infin.
tie reaches Of outer space"
Now there will probably be
4 wave of filters in the US.
over the 'moonik." Here in
this country there was some
thing approaching hysteria
when the first Sputnik was
sent off on its merry way. 1t
was said that Sputnik proved
that our whole educational
system was wrong and that we
should alter il radically from
top TO bottom. Especially we
were told that we should have
= crash" science program TO
enable us to catch up with
the Russians in science.
CALAMITY HoWLERS
We mercurial Americans
kept up our excitement for a
while but then came the good
news about the Atlas and we
became apathetlc. Smugiy con-
tent, we sat back and reassur-
ed ourselves that American
scientists were far better than
the Russians. Now the moon
tx" will stir up another cloud
M dust and scientists will
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-23

money or property to be dis
posed te. g. a child actor
would certainly have some
title to the money he earned
even if it should happen that
he has no strict legal tltle.)
It might be a serious sin
against charity if the parents
indicated fayoritism or emo
tional dislike toward one or
the other of their children.
Otherwise it would seem
reasonable to make whatever
difference seems to them fair
in dividing the money or pro-
perry. There might be some
scandal or inequity in award
ing property on the basis of
need if the need had
arisen through IMPROVE
dence and carelessness where
as the other children
have been careful and provi-
dent. Even so a loving parent
seeks the good of all children
and metes out not justice but
that which seems most likely
to do the most good for all
the children. 1t is often wise
to seek the priests advice in
or out of confession and, if
there is a large amount in
volved, a lawyer should al
ways be consulted. Even in
the best families arguments
over inheritance can darken
family love and lead to great
bitterness.
. @. What IL you think that
someone is 50 full Of pride
that you think some misfor.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-23

tune would do them rocd7 II
you wish II and il happens
have you committed a sin?
A. 1t might very well be
pride on our part to conclude
that someone is in need of de-
flating and it would be very
dangerous to assume that mis-
fortune is the remedy for
that persons pride if it really
is pride. 1t might be possible
for a prudent and charitable
person to feel convinced in
such a case and to wish hon.
estly and sincerely for mis-
fortune so that the person
would be benefited. Such a
wish would amount to invok-
ing a curse upon the person
and such a thing can rarely
be done without serious sin.
Our motives would have to be
free of envy, ill-will or self
ishness. In general such q
practice would be sinful. In q
particular situation it might
be our wish is more a matter
of thinking than of truly de-
string that this misfortune
happen. The seriousness of
the sin CT the absence Of sin
would depend upon our In
tention. In all such questions
in particular we should ask
our confessor.
Send questions to Father
Edward F. Healey. Inquiry
Corner, The Catholic Times,
Box 636, Columbus is, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-23
Making Marriage Click
Will The Church Ever
Allow Contraceptives?
By Msgr. Irving A. DeBlanc

issue of the intrinsic nature
OF the act. Each organ of the
body is an instrument, a part
Of the body destined for a
special role. When nature in.
tends a person or a thing for
a special role, that object is
so structured that it has an
inherent reference to its
role.
If we observe carefully we
will note that the object be-
speaks the role and is so in
timately connected with it
that you cannot define that
object without reference to
the role.
Thus, The glove bespeaks
The hand and eanoi be de.
fined except by reference TO
the hand; the hat bespeaks
the head and cannot be defined
except by reference TO the
head. So il is with every or
gan Of the body. II is inn
possible TO inteIIisentIy de-
fine the ear without reference
70 sound, the eye without
reference 10 light, the sexual
organs without reference. TO
offspring.
Since something cannot be
affirmed and denied at the
same time, there is a contra
diction in the very use of con.
traceptives. There is a con
tradiction in the very act 1t.
self. So it certainly isn't the
Catholic Church which is UNI
reasonable. but let's 90 a little
farther into this next week.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-23

leaders pass over or dismiss
This essential point and often
proceed TO . question OF per.
sonsI conditions, the times,
customs and so On. That sp-
proach is strictly secondary
and often more rhetorical
than moral.
Plus XI himself goes straight
to the heart of the problem;
But no reason, however
grave" he says, may be put
forward by which anything in
trlnsically against nature may
become conformable TO ma.
ture and morally good. Since,
therefore, the conjueal act is
destined primarily by nature
for the begetting of children,
those who in exercising il de-
liherately Illustrate its natural
power and purpose sin against
nature and commit a deed
which is shameful and in
trinsically vicious"
Contraception is intrinsic
ally" evil because ii destroys
the very nature of the act. 1t
is as though a tremendous rail
road bridge were built across
the ocean and when The trains
were prepared to move.
large section was taken from
the center of the bridge, so
that all trains with their pass
engers fell into the sea. It
would give no satisfaction to
relate how nice The trip was
up to that fatal moment.
CONTRADICTION
The battle for morality, I
insist, is won or lost on the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-23

"The Catholic Church
obviously changed its
mind about Rhythm, for
we know that Saint Aug
Justine condemned a some
what similar practice. Why
doesn't the Catholic Church
change its mind about contra
eeptives and birth control.
You Catholics are turning
most Protestants against you
In your unreasonable stand"
Protestant Minister.
n II, ef course, wise 10
.rsAIiIs That there Is . vast
difference between Saint Az
svsfins and the Church. Saint
Augustine was by no means
irfallibIs. He could err in
doctrine and did 90 overheard
on some questions as did
Saint jerome In certain books
81 The Bible which No re-
isetsd.
Saint Thomas Aquinas, also,
erred concerning the Immac-
ulate Conception. The Church,
however, can never err and
could never change its po-
ution concerning contracep-
tive birth control.
AGAINST NATURE
] nm going to insist only on
one point to show that the
Catholic church's position is
reasonable and | think this
whole issue Of birth control
will stand or fall on this point.
refer TO the intrinsic ma.
tvrs Of the sensrstivs act. We
srs aware that some religious
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-01-23
Inquiry Corner
Why Is Sunday
Lords Day?
by FIR. Healey

G. When did the Lords Dsy
get changed from Saturday
TO Sunday and who did II?
A. Soon after the time OF
Christ's Ascension the sApost-
Evening star., 1959-12-17
PIANO

Studio style upright; as In. high,
lined MAHOGANY; $500. FL. g.
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TOOLS

TOY; Jym-Dandy Whirlwind, 4.
scatter: wonderful Christmas gif
for child 4 or 8 years old; excel
manufacturer. still in factor!
crate. Leaving city, unable to use
Will sell at substantial discount
Call SP. 3-0634 for information.
TRAIN, Lionel o-gsuge, wv trans
former, operating equipment ant
table, switches: 500. SO. 5-5355
TRAINS - American Flyer: com,
plete passenger and freight sets
including automatic switches, Goa
loader; more than sufficient tracl
for a 11x5 platform: reas. DI
7-t515
TRAIN, Lionel, complete 20" gauge
wired and mounted: 4 by 3 board
auto. switches, many accessories
engines and cars Total value
$500, will sell for $500. JU. 5-23S5
TRAINS complete sets: Lione
and American Flyer: 10 auto
switches and lots Of extras; S45t
value for S125. DU. 5-S367.
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ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG MAN. Jewish, desires room
on 1st f1r., adj. shower. in pvt.
spPS pme' OF GF TAX. sP. PIX fetss Can Md after 81 g.
VIII. o-2463.
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PIANOS-shop this week any eve
ming at one Of the three JORDAN
stores: Corner 18th and O sts.
1882 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring
5169 Lee hwy. Arlington. w
carry the largest selection oi
Evening star., 1959-12-17
THE EVENING STAR c-ls
APIS. UNFURMIsHED-D. G.

Washington, D. c.
ThVrsdoy, December II, 1859
Evening star., 1959-12-17

TRAIN, Ho; 9 engines, z cars.
spec. TRANSFORMER, switches,
plenty OF track, extras: new cond
Sl.5 value, make offer. OIL. p
Evening star., 1959-12-17
coal, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-N,E,

CAPITOL HILL, $40 Z. Capitol st,
Twin hedrmS., clean, beaut.
maid service: blks. Library OF
CONGRESS, Q blks Capitol, on car
line; $40 weekly each person:
triple, IS weekly each. Ii. 6-2355.
COLORED-LIv. RM.. bedrm., share
kit. bath: l or 2 empl. persons
1919 West Va. ave. Ii. 4-097e.
C0L0RED-2 rms, SS and $40
weekly, incl. utilities. Ii. 3-247S,
after pm.
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MISCELLANEOUS F0R RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, Generators.
sod cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL q EQUIP. CO.. JU. 5-5O40
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DRAFERY HANoER. between 1855
Yrs. Of agei must b honest. sober.
dependable neat In aQpearance
and know the city veil b-day,
4O-hr week, other benclta Apply
10 person, 342i CONN. AVE. NV,
DRiVER-s SALESMAN, 81 to So, for
aggressive expanding TOY com
pany. Salary plus commission.
Cali Monday. RA. $4,000.
DRY CLEANER, experienced with
synthetic dry cleanlne machine 81
exper. IN spotting. steady work
good salary. good hours. Phone
RI. 3-A71l. sun, RI. 3-alb1. Ash
for Mr.. CALLAHAN.
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SALESMAN

II you are q young man with
limited or no previous selling ex-
perience but have q strong desire
to achieve sales success, contact
Mr.. T. H. Fisher, Hobart 2-7779.
for interview.
New production facilities and ex-
panded product line offer iElmedi-
ate opportunity for an. additional
man In our District sales force.
We provide specialized sales train
ing, modern sales aids, all ONCE
facilities, Weekly salary. monthly
commissions on new and repeat
orders, and achievement bonuses
enable you to earn at least 500
weekly the first year.
This is career opportunity par
ticularly attractive TO aggressive
young men with sales ambitions
for a permanent future with an
established AAAA-1 rated firm in
a rapidly growing industry.
SALESNfAN--Grocery service man.
part time, to service existing nom
food installations in supermarkets
on commission basis. Box 26S-G,
Star.
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ExPERTENCEp ACCT. win prepar
scurl' Can any l time, 10. x.6iAl
opEAr fnnAs PROGRAM
WIN lax 70 EApofAenCeu
Speciality Statesmen
We sen EXCLUSIVELY q
page ads that appear regu-
larly IN Lltk, IlMk, hAkf-
Eh.e, RhIuNE. oAIUh-
DAY EVENING POST and
i other leading magaxlnes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
PHYSICISTS

Advanced study program
requires Physicists for
theoretical research in
volving problems in acous-
tics, aerodynamics and
propulsion systems.
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Sales Opportunity
SALES POSITION

sONoTONE CORP. Elmsford. N. y,
has opening for local sales-repre-
sentative: car necessary; estah-
lished clientele: training for man.
agerial position at Sonotone ex-
pense. salary and commission.
Phone DI. 7-092l for appoint
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

ElectFonic;
Troubleshooters
Testers
Assemblers
RCA's Alexandra Facility
has openings for expert
enced eiectronic assembly
and test personnel to stan
its new program in proto-
type construction for mis-
sile test equipment con-
soles.
TROUBLES HOOTERS:
Technical or military
schooling In electronics
=. plus actual prototype
or production trouble
shoot experience on ra-
dar, communications, or
test equipment.
ASSEMBLIES: Male and
female. :. Must have
prior experience in cleo
tronics assembly includ-
ing wiring, soldering, ca
bling, minor repair and
touch-up or, expert
ence and training as in
side-plant telephone Gen.
trail Office installer.
Starting rates are excel
lent periodic wage in
creases (. fully company
paid life-hospital- surgical
insurance.
For interview appointment,
telephone Mr.. Dick Bird
at Overlook $1,000, daily
8 am. to 4 pm.
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THOMAS A. EDISON
INDUSTRIES
McGRAw EDISON CO.
1923 L ST. NV.
WACTJYMCT0N n =


SHOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chill
vancement opportunity for qualified
man. Salary open. NETS BOOT
cry, OIL. 2-0607; JR. MODE
BoOTERY. 10. 1856.
SHOE SALESMAN WANTED, ex-
perienced shoe men as managers
and assistant managers, age 21-
40 for the fastest growing shoe
chain in America, specializing In
ladies medium price fashion shoes
from coast TO coast.
Also inexperienced men as mana
ger traineeS, must be ambitious
neat IN appearance, high school
view, reply, stating previos ex-
perience, all details TO Box 34S-G.
Star,
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GUARD

HANDYMAN-denerai handyman,
store. Call Mr.. 0EvINsoN, OIL.
6-l33O, Tuesday between 3 and B..
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CURRENT OPENINGS
DESIGN ENGINEER


Design Of electronic cir
cults and their intercon-
nections, direct construction
of "breadboard" engineering
models, electronic testing
thereof, and preparation o.
engineering reports. Checks
finished drawings and justi-
fies design before review
board. Specialties desired In
clude RI signal generators
and amplifiers from LF to
microwave, AT generators
and amplifiers, pulse gem
orators, wave form networks,
computerS, counters, digttal
volunteers, oscilloscopes,
monitors, vacuum tube volt.
meters, servo ampliflers and
simulators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16


JUNIOR EXECUTIVES
$4,000 PER YEAR
Career opportunity for young men
with executive ability. Promo
tional and advertising field Of
fers unlimited future for men with
ambition and sincere desire to
achieve financial security. We
offer a position requiring As work
ing hours per week. Applicants
must be available for training i'm
mediately.
Qualifications:
/. Free for full time employment.
2. White. 81 to 80 years old.
3. College education preferred but
will consider high school graduate
with exceptional ability.
4. Conscientious and sincere work
5. Tardiness and absenteeism will
paid while training to those who
S viii Se 5000 t. $4,000 'G per
year. Applicants must have auto
and ability to get along with
people. For an appointment for
Q personal interview, call ST.
3-4563.
KITCHEN MAN, coiored, for pri-
vate club. Must be reliable and
have good references. Includes
Sun. work. Phone before z pm.
for appt. HO. 2-6145.
LIQUOR SALESMAN, retail, part
time, good salary. Only exper,
need apply, Sat, Fri. after 5,
other ewes. II des. Replies in
confidence. WO. 6-9509. Mr.
Andrews weekdays. WO. 6-9509
LIQUOR SALESMAN. Above aver
age man for large liquor store
Exper. only. Permanent position
Good starting salary and excel
lent chance for advancement;
group hosp. and other benefits
All information strictly confiden-
tial. For apptmt. MR.. HOFFMAN
WO. 6-4413 weekdays. after IL
noon.
LOT BOY, D. c. drivers permit,
bondable, salary open. Ref. Apply
In person. NANN'S MOTORS. 74OC
GEORGIA ave. NV.
MACHINE OPERATOR, MGR 1000
in business ONCE; exper. pref; IL
pm. to 1880 am. or s pm. to
4:30 am. Apply Personnel, 90
pm, Mon. thr. Fri, PROVIDENCE
HOSPITAL, 1850 Varnum st. ne
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RELP--MEM

= saiesmen, work home show and
ISaSrt type Booth tsSaf cSii 10 s.iYis,
sALRsMEN-Retail inside selling,
Good salary, 6-day week. pront
sharing and many other benefits.
Some higher education or expert
ence preferable.
some part-time positions available
also; Apply Mt; ponoTt. hkch-l
statesmen 900
SELL BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
MARKET UNLIMITED, WITH
PROSPECTS WANTING SOME
DAY. cNcH FOR CLOSES ON
TODAY Basis SOME OF OUR
MEN EARN UP TO $1,000 A
MONTH COMMISSION. EVEN A
BEGINNER CAN MAKE $3.50
EACH WEEK. S4a5 PER MONTH.
GUARANTEE TO START. PHONE
FOR INTERVIEW.
N, Virginia JE. 2-5lS0
Mor.q. p. q JU. 0-6922
Washington re. 7-440s
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
must be exper,, local refs, Nd.
operators permit required, Apply
1924 Ga. ave, wheaton.
SERVICE STATION = Exper. man
TO work on front: also, part-time
men for Sat. and sun. PENT-MARR
ESQ, Marriott Motor Hotel.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced In luberication. CON-
NORS, INC, 2721 Naylor I'd. sc.
SERVICE STA. ATTENDANTS, part
time: exper. nee. NOONANS SUM-
oco, l0625 Conn. ave, Kensington.
Service Technician
Permanent-salaried position with
well-known national manufacturer
in Washington area,
Mechanical and electronical back
ground desirable.
Full company benefits and travel
ing expenses.
Phone National S-9SS4 for APP
pointment or write.
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SYSTEMS ENGINEER

Evaluate guided missile
systems and plan applica-
ton of modularized test
equipment. Specify modules
to be used, coordinate with
compatibility Of electrical
and mechanical features.
Generate systems require
ments to be used by circuit
designers. Specialties desired
include guided missile sys-
TENS, automatic testing
technioues, computers. logis-
tics, radar and IRE control
systems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

ExFERIEEcEp ACCT. yin prepare
yours: CAN any tins, 10. a-el4A,
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Excellent salary plus commission,
rapid advancement TO 5-figure
income: top-rated manufacturer
local TERRITORY established ae-
counts; car necessary Phone
II. 4-6040.
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OPERATOR. MGR 1000,
in business ONCE; exper. pref; IL
pm. to 1880 am. or s pm. to
4:30 am. Apply Personnel, 90
pm, Mon. thr. Fri, PROVIDENCE
HOSPITAL, 1850 Varnum st. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

Small appliance and re-
lated items. Requires young.
aggressive man, full time,
with good sales personality.
Salary open. Apply Tuesday.
after 10 noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

RIRLE STATESMEN
BRICKLAYERS

1st-ciass mechanics onlyi years
work. Apply .timekeeper. CARR
INC, Monticello blvd, and HAM
over ST., sprinRneld, Va. No phone
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OFFSET
FRESHMAN

Investigate this employ
ment opportunity with one
of the oldest Offset plants
in the area, operating large
multicolor presses. We need
a fully experienced color
pressman capable of quality
production on a 42x5S two
color. Salary open. Let US
explain our company bene-
fits and working conditions.
See Mr.. Dadley,
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hkRnl0ERAIoHs. freezer tons L
year guar so up eRFpERlcK8,
3nnk l4th u NV IA N-5n0O
REFlI0EnATOBs. used. $40 So M
ION IN q 9 y NA. s:s.aba.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

1925 q ST, NV, ME, B-44e4
RUGs-Persian, all sizes: end OF
duced. cAssABfAN. Ss04 o St
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FARM AND eARDEn
lcoNfiAuEDl
T.ANnCCApTNC

Complete deslsn and planting narv,
Ice. lawn renovation, palios ans
stone work; free estimates: req
soneble prices. Terms avallable
PAR Farm NURSERIES,, 10
sAWDUsT. rotted; topsoiL siudas
nlneatone. sand, tree work. M
dirt, 81. 3-l5es, SIP, a-6S0O.
TOP s0IE--sIiver sprine and vic
Sat. and sun. deliveries. S-yart
load SIS W e-63ab,
rS ~ avn. s5 .9s s0 slsA .oe S.S
rsason16le, 10, z-5sSS,
TOP sOIL for saie, located 81
kenilworth ave. at Tuxedo. Loaf
Il on YOUR truck. ~ 80 I'd; OF
the around, 7oe Gu, vd.
roPSOIL--w wholesale. hest aualit,
for lawns and flowers. b-cu.-yd
loads, sis, Nd, and n c. VtENi
n ROGNER. TO, 1.fIaTg
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Fiberglas Plastic Panels

All Colors and Sizes
For Patios. Awnings. Skylights,
Greenhouses, Fences, Partitions
Slightly imperfect Seconds
All Panels disable
Price. small panels SOC sq. II
Price, large panels 4bc 50. II
vISTA-LUx PLASTIC CO.
Beltsyllle. Nd. Webster b-302l
FIREPLACE--Clas or electric loEs
screens and irons. etc ACMl
STOVE Toll 9TH W.. Ma S-SOb2
FREEZER, 20 Gu. IT,. excellent con
dition; best offer over $500. Cal
10. 9-0941.
FUR new and slightly used mini
garments OF every description. q
. tractin Of lriginal cost Shol
ana eomrare BAsKIN FURs. cor
18th and O NV
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
fcoNflAuEDt

ADDITIONS, remodellns. painting
low prices, easy terms. free estl-
mates. 70. e-7a0t.
ADDITIONS. ATTICs FINISHED
garages. and recr. rms. Al yorl
fuaranleed Free estimates. W. l.
UTz co.. sP. ss-ab3e.
AL TYPEs building and repair
steps. retainlne walls. sidewalks
etc, AP, 7-5lef.
ALL CENTRAL REPAIRS cement
work And roofing, asphalt drive
WAYS. FL. 4-tbS6.
ALUalINun siding specialists. W,
use Kaiser. Revnolds and Alcol
IS S'dSp .sas4 c Al. e s4i iBs' estimate
ANGELO MARCUCCIO
Flagstone and Stone Work
All types Of masonry work; patios
wake. steps, porches and water
proohng JU 7-b4e4.
AsPpALT. CONCRETE driveways
walks. patios resurfaeing Pre-
est,mates terms ~ N-7e49.
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK bv exp
x hlss man. No lob too small so
BRICK GARAGE. chimney repairs
cement, stucco. plaster waterproof
bsmt Guar csc Oh, Kf s-0477
CARPENTER-oenera iobblnR. re-
modelling. store fronts, fixtures,
additions, rec. rooms. brickwork,
concrete work. nlnsteri1R, paint
ms. FIDDLE HOWELL. Ju. a.4dei
CARPENTRY = Retired carpentel
wants nart-time work. Phone AID
4-1727 after 8 pm.
CARPBNTRY-Building ard een.
eral remodeling In all phases. Cal
). r. LAWRENCE. III. 6-si00.
CEMENT, BRICK WORK home i'm
provements Of any. kind DO m,
owr work. Free est, AID. 4-T4ea
TPCTRrCaV PEpAtpS CONNER,
eiaL residential. Call OIL. 6-4635
Fee estimates
ELEC. INSTALLATION, WIRING o.
rec rms, ADDITIONS &C. units
driers; lie. and bond. Ju. 7-s1b7
ELECTRICIAN. licensed. colored
wiring and repairs In accord with
D G. code. DE 2-4s25
FLAGSTOHE PATTOS, WALKS, n
4 a
stalled; guaranteed. HF. 4-24s4
! BLACKSTONE
Patios. steps. walks, All kinds O
cement york. retaining walls
waterproofinG. cellar floors anC
Il walls terra Gotta pipe dramas 4
from downspouts and lawns. Re.
pair swimming pools.
p. MARCUCCIo. Pc. 2-35ss
FLOORS. sANDED AND FINIsHET
Quality work at a reasonable
price M MORRIS. Ju 0-2277
FLOOR WORK. sanding and finish,
ing, prices reas., work guaranteed
c c DEATON. RA. 6-7662.
FuRs REPAIRED AND RESTORED
factory on premises: low summer
4 rates prevail now. BAsKIN FURS
| Sth and @ NV.
handy ANDY cleans Easements
attics, garages. trash moved: So 81
w. any time. so. S-4605.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

REAL ESTATE Statesmen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

REDUCING LOUNGE. llst $500,
new SllD ollm-Trim. $50. RE-
laEseisor. NiaEra pad. roller. sP.