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FURNITURE-Din. rm. set. sofa,
ehrs. en-. :i-9:72: or see 2-6 pm.
1917 Nebraska ave. NV.
FURNITURE. UNCLAIMED-French
Prov. chaiSe lounge. $50: Voc.
sofa, $50; cedar chest, $50; mn
yors, 50: sofa and chair, $40:
bfdrm. set, SBS: din. nm. set. $50:
KIT set Sl2; vanity with miTrCr,
81: Hollywood bed, S:.,3; chest 1oi
drawers, 80; innerspr. mattrea 5.
$40; Early Amer. sofa. French
chair. so: kit, table. 81; sofa Bed.
SO; cecaS. chair So; bed, SIS:
love seat, $50: wing chair, $50;
roll-away bed. SO: Fr. Prov.
bedrm: and din. rm. pieces: rocker.
50; china closet. SO: Fr. ipFe
seat $50; m arble slab, $40: corn n
cupboard, S:I5; maple chest OF
drawers, SO; folding chair. 81;
coil spring. So: sofa. SOS. WE 90
UPHOLSTERING. SLIP COVERS,
DRAPERIES. Decorator fabrics ;t:If;
on. Antiques restored, cabinet
work. Also new furn. Easy terms
HOFFMAN, UPHOLSTERERS, IN ]
18th st, NV. CO. 5-51I6. Open
ewes. til y: Sun. ls to 5.
FURNITURE AND RUGS: : rooms,
good condition: Tv. new: must
sell; reasonable. XII. S-49.i.
FURNITURE-Living room and mis-.
cellsneous. Call AP. 7-3O7..
FURNITURE-Sofa bed, s35: twin
bees with b"9kcaTe hepdboavt
mattress and box spring incl. $40
each AID. 2-S5R4
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NTUATI0Ns-D0MEsTlC

iBLE GEN. HOMEwORKERS, hv,
N or out, AETNA A0ENCY. 1868
You st, NV. HU. 3-850S.
LADY twhitel desires daily work
reliable, domesticated; excel. refs
tn. a-2o14. aRs
LADY, eolored. desires g.h.w.; 5.
day week. Refs. II. 6-7647
WOMAN wants g.h.w.. and child
care; 5-day week. Call Ii 1855.
WOMAN. colored. wishes ironing
cleaning. days work or baby sit
ting. no. .-523S.
WOMAN desires part time lob OF
daywork; willing to cook or baby.
sit. LU. 4-S1S2.
COLORED WOMAN on hand, wait
ing for work, bv day, week; refer.
ences invest. HO. 2-94"7,
COLORED LADY desires daywork
refs. exper. serving dinner par
ties. RA. 3-40l7 after q pm
COLORED WOMAN desires days
work or part time. DU, 7-0049
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SlTuATIONS-MEn

ACCOUNTANT. college graduate.
desires work with cPAs Age "a
Box I4g-R. Star ~
MAN desires custodian or outside
work; has D. c. permit. WA,
5-s0il.
MIN available for all types house.
VI K. yardwork. painting. car.
pentry, on hourly basis Also
clerical work. SALVATION ARMY
HASBOR LIGHT. NE. S-453".
WHITE. IS sgle., able. good health
mechanical ability. STEADY sober;
IN or out Of town: have late sta
lion wagon. WA. 7.79ll.
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HELP-p0Mks1lc
BABY SITTERS. Maids. Daywork,
e's. PARDEL AocY. CO. 5-63ll

BABY sITIERS, Maids. Daywork
es. PARDEL AocY. CO. 5-63ii
CARE FOR ELDERLY MAN. whit,
only. Some cooking, Inv: gooc
In the country. 10. 7-I75S.
COOK. pvt. home. loo. ref. $3.50
Housekeeping, couple. loe. ref.
top sal; Maids. .g.h.v daily OIL
NY" $50. sEBA AocY.. 1870.
COUPLE. butler chauffeur, cook.
heIsekeeper 10 live In. permanent
pJs ton. 0eorgetow.I in winter
Ne. YORK state In summer: small
prior experienced REQUIRED. AID
.-4ab6 before noon.
G:H.W.-GOOD, COOK-Livs in
REFS. $40; rhone after pm
G.H.W.. live In or stay some nights
LOCAL refs: desired; $50 per week
MAID; sleep In only: pleasant sur.
Loundlnss. require excellent re.
ferences: .g.h.w. and cooking; S3i
Tor ia days or $40 for d days
RIA. 3'SS9.. Wednesday between
and 5 pm,
MAIDS, live in or out. $50 ia
Sf5 wk.: AETNA AGENCY, 1853
st. NV. HU. 3-65OS.
MATURE white woman. child care,
g.hw Live in 5 days. Call after
$50 D m. VIII. 3-70dS.
PERMANENT .nd MAID, housework
children, S35; health cert. refs
required. phone EN- $685..
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SITUATI0NS-W0MER

NURSE, prac.. white. wants night
or day. care OF invalid. RA. j.
H3l7
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. nice
personality. we'll hammered. his
and home trained. Refs. D. c.
refined people. Inyaiids, any type
illness. LU. 2-234l, aft $50 D. n.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES. desk model,
S45 up: trade in your old ma
chine, md buy 4 new Remington
Pand or Victor. Paw 500 differ.
ence. CENTRAL. "0O1 l4th st
NV. HUI :i-J13'
ADDING MACHINES: REMOVAL
SALE, bargain in new and recon
ditioned machines. CIRCLE. sic
9th st NV. at @ DI 7-1372,
ANTIQUE apiece din. rm. suite:
marble top dresser. misc. lot OF
tools. SP 3-aO17.
AIR COND.-De luxe .. hip. ~
amp. l15 Wit. Therm., 2-spd. mo-
tor In ctnS. $ll9. BLAIR'S TV
54.2 Western ave NV.
AIR CONDITIONER = 2-2ls ton.
rev condition with ducts. $3.50
III. S-2S3S.
AYR CONDITIONER ton Cold :
spot. Excellent condition. Ss5. OF
1880.
AIR CONDITIONER, small rugs,
drop-leaf table, coffee table DE
p-GkEZ oftar R,'ln - ~,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
lcoNIlNuEp)

sTUDENIs inquire ST
s sivlE saRRSsiclF EY Typi sl.'': shors |.
>hand, acct. arithmetic. Eng. Rerr
MoRE=Enroll today In BoYr
s sSd 8 st.. s ava = wyEEaLcos%SFr 'sti
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HELp WOMEN
SERVICE DEPT.
ASSISTANT


Exceptional opportunity for
young woman who Is able
to meet the public In
Washington's largest fur
niture store. knowledge
Of tipping and clerical du-
ties necessary. 5-day wk.
Vacation with pay and
numerous company bene-
fits. Apply Mr.. NEWMAN.
HUB FURNITURE
7TH AND D SITS. NV.
sHIRTMAKER, ALSO BOXER: ex-
perienced; 5-day wk, Call RA. s.
SHIRT UNIT OPERATOR, exper !.
S.day week Call RE. :I-06BS.
SILK FINIsHER: thoroughly expert
sTi ABBY 81 STAR a cEeANERsso 1 sos5
Wisconsin ave. Bethesda, OIL. T.
START YOUR OWN BUsNEss-
AVON representative can earn
S30-S40 wkly. spare hours: YOUR
neighborhood. DI 7-eeef.
sTENO0RAPHER. experienced In
natent law work, Apply glS,
woodward BUILDING or Ma s-055:i,
sTENoGRAPHER-By long estsb
eond once. Located at al 18th and
sxper, Cali siR. HURLEY. re. z.
O1I3 for appointment.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
TECH

Lab. technicians in great demand
Coed day and eve. classes: i'm
med med enroll, Courses incl; micro 9.
urinalvsis, blood chemistry and
bact. High school equiv. equired
moderate tuition, terms arranged
For free cataosue, visit or phone
WASH. SCH. NED TECH. FE
7-51l.. Ills 22nd St NV. "a
LEARN TYPING. shorthand. IBM
keypunch PIX expert teachers
Day or eve Low cost TEMPLE
SCHOOL. i33S @ NV. MA S-4B"9.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ming classes wARFLYNN BFAtrTY
COLI FOE. 1910 @ st. NV. DI
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BUSINESS SERVICES

acc BOOKKEEPING AND TAN
Vow once or mine. JU. 7-54S4
DO YOUR WORK FOR you. Add.
ttuns. patios zee. rms, ports
Experienced. reliable. JU. 7-107:s
REPAIR cleo. appliances, all kinds
washers speciality: FREF 4
work guaranteed NORMAN EVANS
BOYD SCHOOL, cor. 18th anC
@ NV, Ma $3.50.
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BLACKSTONE.

Pstios. steps. walls All kinds Of
Taterproofns. cellar n doors "s .ne
walls: terra Gotta pipe drainagt
from downsD0uts and lawns. Re.
air swimming pools
p MARCUcCIo. 20. .-I5ss
FvAcs 'ONg PAJ1OS WALKS
In cement, 500 per 100 50. IT. ~
Staleu. Guaranteed. IE. 4-.:4s4
FLOORS sANDED AND FINIsHEI
price ii NORRIS, il s.sS:s
FLOORS sANDED AND FINIsHEr
Special winter prices, free esti
mate, G R COVER. WA 7-tisss
FOR THE FINEST in plaster re-
pairs at reas. prices. Phone DE
FREE ESTIMATES on clearing land
ming shrubbery and lawn work
Call JE. 4-53J1.
FuRS REPAIRED AND RESTORED
factory on premises: low summer
rates prevail now BASKIN FURS
sth and G NV
NEW ROOFs-old roofs repaired
% $40 6utterins anc
d DO s1sI, Painting; psperin.l
piaSterinE' carpentry. LA. 6:iSi7
PAINTING, PAPERlNG. interior
and exterior: FHA loans avail
estimates ~ 9-477I
PAINTING. EXTERIOR, lst-class
work. materi Is: :. brothers. waite;
DO own work. Refs. ia. 2-lT3I
PAINTING. inside work. Reasonable
rates. Free estimates. Ii 6-3l66
PAINTING, int . ext; roof. car.
pentry gutter work: by white
Call any time, Oh S-44O4
PAINTING Contractors: lars,
commercial work. also residential
Ii $500
PAINTING. interior. exterior, plas
tering roohng, avail. immed. ex
pert mechanics. terms. 10. 2-7SO4
PAINTING. PAPERING. lst-clas,
ately. Mr.. PoAT. RA. 3-5643.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, FIRE,
estimates. BOOAN & Malta
10. S-63e4 or JE. 3-gSl5.
PANELED WALLS remodelins
eabinetEork, baths and kitchens
recreation rooms: roofing: carpen.
try; plaster iriezes. RE. 5-5S32
PLASTERING, cement work. clean.
ing Easements. trash removal. Ash
FOR JOHN, AID. 4-gS04. a6'
PAPER HANGING. SIS and up, IS
sunfaSt washable PAPER III y
1900. RA 6-2sSA. WI. e-g45s
FL ASTERER - Alterations, add.
tons. and patch work. Expert.
enced white mechanic La. ti-497.,,
PLASTERING AND CEMENTING-
New. work or old work. patch
work. II. 6-S557.
PLUMBING REMODELING, FIRE,
est Permaglas water heaters, Md
only reg A LEE. 20 a-4075
ROOFING AND SHEETMETAL-
reasonable; guaranteed workman
ship. Mr. CHARLES. UN. 4-5272
ROOFING and gutter work of all
RENEE. Ii. $500.
ROOFING cutters downspouts
good work. low prices: free est
EX 32535. any time
ROOFING. ALL TYPES
CARPENTRY, NEW AND OLD
IS YRS ExPER. RE. 6-43a7
ROOFING
SAMUEL c BOYD. INC
Established 1880
AL types OF roofing. repairs. oaint
.nR Sutterina and spoutiue Free
estimates Call RA. 3-7.43
TILE tCERAMIC) - Bathrooms
Kitchens. tiled and repaired; work
guar. Iall Dl. 7-4727. evenings
TRASH REMOVED
Yarus Bsmts Cleaned Free Fists
WALKER rRASB CO. Pc 3 !!SG',
UPHOLSTERY REPAIRING
in YOUR home. Chair and sofa bot
toms rewebbed. springs retied
pTOmDt service Free eSfirna TED
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Age OBS. For manuscript and
miscellaneous editorial typfng. Ac-
curacy essential. Beginning salary.
$500 10 81 900 Excellent ops
portunity for advancement. Give
age. education and experience
when replying. Box 700, Star.
TYPIsTS RECEP.. S5O-S7O wk.;
stenos,, $70-SIU0 wk' booKprs.
$R5-S9O wk. all kinds openings
SELECT-Free Res. compare fees
or regret. SOYD'S, cor 18th a
@ NV. ST. 3-3450.
VIRGINIA ONLY
Housewives and those already en-
ployed. who need more income
Terrific opportunity with LUZIER
cosmetics. Earn S30-S4O weekly.
Exper unnecessary. We train Cali
DI. 7-S4Sl
WAITRESS, exper Apply 1917 VIII
son Blvd. Arlington, Va.
MATTRESSES, white: must be exper
and neat. Please apply in person.
CAPT JERRY'S sEAFOOD RES.
yer Spring, Nd or. Tor direc,,ons
call JU. 5-O3f5.
WAITRESS. white; over FL. with
E %SnS sxper is .Sr Apply n person
:,30S wis ave. NV.
MATTRESSES: white; experienced:
cay sniit; lg.S and night work.
RANT. 1.1S Wisconsin ave. NV
WAITRESS, white: over 81; neat
appearing. morning hours good
salary and meals furnished. XII
D-46O7 for appointment.
MATTRESSES t.I: white: expert
cnced in handling food; night
york Apply in person; PACIFlC
street
WAITRESsES, white: day work:
SUNDAY of Apply VIENNA REST.
Sll Pa ave. NV
WAITRESS, white: steady lob. no
Suns. BECK'S RESTAURANT. 1913
18th st. NV.
MATTRESSES. exper., white; no
Sunday work. Apply 81" 18th
st. NV.
WAITRESS (part timel. luncheon.
Experienced. Apply in person. THE
ROYAL ROYAL ANGUS PRIME BEEF
WAITRESS. must be exper. in food
and liquor over 81, hrs. 1870
am. to 3 pm. Apply in person,
NECTAR CAFE, 53ll Wise. ave.
NV
WAITRESS. pvt. home, loo. ref. $40
ExPR. HOTEL RIM. INSPECTOR
COUNTER GIRLS, MARKERS, SILK
PRESSER so,
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Nurses Needed

Women, 1855, lake nurses train.
ing in spare time. Day. evening
and Sat. classes Snort, simple
course. Free placement.
ENROLL NOW FOR APR. CLASSES
ALSO DOCTORS ASSISTANT
DENTAL ASSISTANT AND MEDI.
CAL SECRETARY COURSE. Ere,
booklet visit, write or phone.
National Institute OF Nursing
Victor BLDG, Oil @ Place NV.
Ask for MISS ROSS, ST, 3-387l
26'
OPENINGS NOW-Today. TYPISTs
u5l SJ5-S85 wk up; 5teno-Secy
1851. S1O-$10O wk.. few higher;
bookkprs.. S7O-S100 wk.: PIX
rev. courses 2-S wks. BOYD
SCHOOL. est. ~ yrs, cor. 18th
and @ NV. Inquire ST. 3-34o0'
Welcome.
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FURNITURE
3 Rooms of Furniture

This decorator furniture was being
held for customer who moved
out OF town. There is an unpaid
balance of ONLY S349. Can be put-
chased by a responsible person
for 81 % weekly ALL BRAND
N Men! Z l. LEFT OUR STORE,
MARIO FURN., co.
1923 l4th St NV H., DE; ..47i7
Wed, Sat. and Sun, Til q Pm
FURN.-All mahog.. liv. rm., twin
beds, springs, mattresses. chest
and vanity. Apt. 30. 1909 Rhodes,
Ar. Va. Tues. WED. after q.
FURN. -Liv. rm.. Hide-a-bed, bed
rm., ofice-size desk, library table.
easement air conditionerS, misc.
Leaving country. must sell by
Thurs OIL. 2-24l7.
FURN.-Bedrm.. liv. rm. and din.
.-7T04 after 8 pm. and Sat. Sun.
GARDEN PLOw, 4Ia hip. Sell for
$3.50. 10 5-3f"l.
GAS RANGES used, new. $40 up,
easy credit ACME STOVE CO.
1911 eth st NV. Ma S-S952
GAS RANGES, new, used installa-
ton PEERLESS SALES co 99a7
Ga ave NV AID 2-2l00
HEATERS. ranges, stoves. new used:
gas. oil, coal wood ACME STOVE.
lOll 9TH NV. MA S-S952
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HI-FIs
REPOSSESSED

Must sell several console and table
models. all fully guarantees I'd.
Take up payments of 500 sr
mo. We take trade-ins. Call AID.
4-17lO day or night .or Tree
home demonstration
Continued on Next Pase)
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TEACHER, Brentwood City coop
kindergarten; s-day session. o-i2
FOR interviews, 10. 7-267S.
TEACHERS. white, qualified. Sc,
Us now for fall positions, $3.50.
$3.50 mo. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY. sos 14th st. NV.
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Flberglas Plastic Panels

TV-P"FR. 9:-cr ~ comm 80 q
e-doors. Terms. $3.50. OF. 4-739O.
FUR new and slightly used mink
garments OF every description, at
ana ra eor.rs B uislRi 81 PRss soI
9Th and q NV
FUR PIECE. red fox. extremely
beautiful: new. never worn. VIII
sacrifice y value. $50. u. 5-9l26.
rURNITIlRE costs 'rss when you
buy at MAJORS FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE 400 r ]. ave ne,
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

a BsMT. QUO under your present
home and completed: concret,
walks, .driveways patios, porches
b yrs. 70 pay: free est. Cali before
noon or after y. II. 4.U76b. 30
ADDITIONs--Rec. rms, roofing
aiding. paint, general rep. ex'
pert york. low priced, terms. 10
ADDITIONS, ATriCs FINISHED
garaees. and recr. rms. All worE
W. l. GT2 co. 81. 's-sSssssSI.m ''''
ADDITIONS and recreation room
and all types OF modernization
Expert designing and piaflninI
service. not lust run OF mill WORT
but personalized FOR YOU. TAX,
ADVANTAGE Of special Ofier. Cal
ALLIANCE CONTRACTING co.
az s61-7bSS daytime; ewes. sP
ALL GENERAL REPAIRS, cement
work and roofing. asphalt drive.
ways FL. 4-66SS.
ALI HOME IMPROVEMENTS
JaIousies, carports, awnings, porch.
es storm windows. and additions
Small or 'ar"e tnhs Spscintizin4 II
sliding glass window walls. Free
estimates, call suburban Home
Improvement Co, $3.50 Liyinestou
"a sc. 10. 7-43s3; ewes. CHI
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TRANSPORTER

Part time or full time. TO type let
tiers. from machine dietation. Your
preference Of electric or manual
typewriter. High school Gradual
white. 80 wpm. required speed
Part tire work must be = full
Mon 1av 'hrough Friday No ewes
or week ends, no work TO 60 out
Good conditions Upper Wisconsin
ave. ioeation Call EN-. 1900.
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ANGELO MARCUCCIO
Flagstone and Stone Work

All types Of masonry work: patios
proohng ~ 7-54S4
ASPHALT, CONCRETE driyevays
walks. ratios Restricting. Free
q mates rms ~ H-iil4a
BLDG. remodeling, repairs, al
Types. Porches, fences, steps. ret
walls. patios. sidew.. drw.. etc. Sc,
Yellow PAGE 4S6, kP. 7-5I24.
BRICK GARAGE, chimney repairs
cement. stucco, plaster waterproof
bsmt. Guar. .5ss OF. XII. S-0i57
CAR ,ENTLR-Generai iobbine, re
modelins, store fronts. fixtures
additions. rec. rooms. brickwork
Ing EDDIE HOWELL JU a.4osi
CARPENTRY. roofing. cement o.
brick retaining walls; fences OF 81
Kinds. Reas. Ii. 6-D74O.
CARPENTRY - Additions car.
port. patios, rec rms. Free esti.
mates. R. H. WOLFE. JF. ..-2832
CARPENTRY Building and gen.
eral remodeliTg in all phases. Cal
J R LAWRENCE. Ii. $500.
exDer IA s.Inss. ia i.s4Is
CHIMNEYS. concrete, brk., plaster
carpentry vk /: high-clpss Wk.; oil
guar; % yrs exc. JACK hertz
1905 Hobart st. NV. HU. 3-87s6
DEAD OR ALIVE tree work ri sny
type: lawn and shrubbery, pant.
ing; pltioS built: eTDer. men; in.
sur: rec esti. Ut '-7375.
EVECTRICAL REPAvRs. CONNER.
cial residential. Call OIL. 8-46:I5
FREE estimates
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RELp WoMEa

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DOS.
slbly part time, 2O-3Q hours, pos.
sibiy 4 days, Desirable have pre-
vious experienee agencies con-
eerned with foreign economic a..
fairs Phone weekdays after ~
am. DI 7-77Q6 or Df. 7.R022.
STENO0RAPHERs
TYPIsTs
Interesting assiEnmsnts IN nation,
ally known firms. Ideal II vou'rI
between Jobs or LOOKING for short
term Jobs, Top hourly rates; n,
fee; SOS" III IA 81. NV. RIM
sTENO- SECRETARY, not over 81
yrs, TO assist young executive n
advertising dept. OF publishing
once. High school grad. Above.
AVERAGE shorthand and typinI
speeds required. Interesting posi-
ton. good salary. DI. 1882
ENt, -Wts 3D. 81
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TYPIST
TYPISTS
HOT SLOPES HS

Openings In D. c. or Bethesda, Md
Interesting positions for above.
average eirls: white: age 1888
Apply employment once.
1871 @ ST. NV. ROOM 200
TYPIST
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BRICK
MINED. DELIVERY
FEDERAL
WRECKING co.
MA, 8-8377

CEMENT MIXER, ns-bas capacity:
45O0 Randolph Rd.. Vlers Mn wi:
lase. Silver Spring, Nd.
CHINA CABINET--solid mahosany;
period style. OIL, .-24i7.
DIAMONDS : Ladv's IA cts.
iady's "a cts. s7a5: iady's Is.
cts. s576: mans Ia cts, $3.50.
LIVINGSTON 4, CO., i42a II st.
NV NE. S-626s,
ELECTRIC RANGE - Hotpoint,
1859; excellent condition. s55.
XII 0-a051.
ELECTRIC wELDER. new, portable,
so It. of extension. Sacrifice at
$3.50, Wo. $4,000.
ELEcTR0LUx. used but in GOOD
RAJ fH3"' S:2ao:.. = pl. a 4@s9lS' %O'
Fiberglas Plastic Panels
All colors ano Sizes
For Patios, AWNINGS. ekyiishts,-
Greenhouses, Fences. Partitions
Slightly Imperfect Seconds
All Panels fIsahle
Pries ir Sa asE re re 50 50 Il.
VlSTA-IUx Plastic CO
seltsville. Nd Wooster S:;i,,:0
FIREPLACE-oas or electric logs,
screens and irons. etc ACME
STOVE. 1911 9TH n ". ma S-sD5s.
FOAM MATTRESSES. king size, COX
81, S:lyS5, 77xSl: cushions. boil
stsrs.. fabrics. 6l6 END. ST., 8.
5S3j.
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HELP woMEn
PERSONNEL
INTERVIEWER

Are e9-as; college dsGrse IN per.
, .s,s.S q 'SS, no1ssn sfpsris1ss
woman seSsSns Who Sy sniosa WsorkiDr unds,
pressure. App,y
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TYPIsTs
STENoGRAPHER

Age :l-35; previous ex-
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Evening star., 1959-06-19
PIostics Seen
Facing Rigid
Auto Tests

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., June
10 (AP) .--Automotive engineers
looked with a critical eye today
to the future use of plastics in
stead Of metals. In motor We
hicleS.
They said at the closing ses-
sion Of the Society OF Automo-
tive Engineers annual summer
meeting that nonmetals would
have to be subjected to rigid
tests before acceptance.
j. H. du Bois. Of the J. Harry
du Bois Co.. suggested the need
for a plastic capable OF replac-
ing steel in the manufacture OF
car bodies. for an adhesive and
for an improved body solder.
However, he said in his pre-
pared remarks. the new mate
rials must be both cheaper and
better, and 1t is UP to the plas-
tics industry to demonstrate the
savings.
Engineers discussed new ap-
plications for polyethylene plas-
tics. These include defroster
nozzles, sun visors, glove COM
partments, dashboards,, deck
trays, gas tank caps and air
intake tubes for filters.
Evening star., 1959-06-19
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. June 10 tAPl .--Dealings
in grain futures were at a fairly good
rate during the FIRST several minutes
today on the Board OF Trade. but
equal volume and the market showed
rye and 1860 crop wheat contracts
were hrm. Other deliveries held within
minor fractions Of previous closes.
. Dealers said there appeared to oe
wheat but 1t stiil was described as well
below the usual amount and this
stage Of the winter crop harvest.
Near the END Of the first hour. how
ever. prices had become strong u
cent bushel higher on the 1859 crop
contracts. July 81 I.S6sa, the 1850, crop
months UP - 70 ! cent: corn 70 lower
and "a higher. July 81 26la7 oats un-
CHANGED g = highers July neE type
July 8 sgss: sOybeans V to y hisher'
Almost ideal weather where wheat
has ripened in the Southern Great
Plains has spurred the harvest there,
but reports continue ioms nss oesttss sn e baRe
shriveled the grain and perhaps caused
at least a moderate loss.
Appraising the outlook there earlier
In the week, one commission mouse
on the verge OF deterioration in few
widespread areas.
The moisture this week may have
been the life saver for large acreage.
Brokers say IL may be several days
before there is any conclusive indica- :
tion OF whether the Kansas yield will
go into Government storage. While
prices in that major producing State
remain below the Government price
support loan, Oklahoma growers con-
tinue to sell fairly literally at prices
equal to or above the loan.
Evening star., 1959-06-19
Merger Plan
Liyens Dull Y.
Stock Market

NEW YORK, June 10 (AP).--
Merger plans for Texaco and
Superior Oil Of California en-
livened an otherwise dull and
listless stock market early this
afternoon.
Shares Of the two big oil
Arms, whose combined opera
tions would control an esti-
mated 8 per cent OF the total
oil production of the United
States, advanced in active
dealings.
Throughout the market list,
however, changes were mostly
narrow and the general trend
was Mixed
Steels spurted for a while,
but this rally f1zzled.
There was scant trend In
most other major sections al
though some drugs made stable
gains. Motors were generally
firm. Chemicals had a tend
ency to sell off. Utilities edged
to the downside.
The proposed exchange basis
Of "a shares Of Texaco for each
shares Of Superior Oil found
Texaco unchanged-at the open
ing while superior was up so.
AS traders assessed the rela-
tive values involved, Superior
scared as much as 80 before
clipping about 10 points from
the rise. Meanwhile, Texaco
showed a gain Of about a point
and a half.
Gains of about 2 points by
Lukens and Youngstown Sheet
featured the spurt by steels.
Later. Lukens wiped out the
entire gain. Youngstown re-
mained up more than a point,
United States Steel Cancelled a
1-point gain. After the rally
expired, Republic Steel was
down a fraction, while Jones &,
Laughlin eased.
Schering and Norwich Phar-
macal were up about 2 apiece,
while Merck held q fractional
gain and Pflzer was down
slightly.
Losses of around a point
were shown by General Tire,
Goodyear and Du Pont.
Corporate bonds were mixed
in slow transactions. Govern
ment bonds were slightly higher
in light dealings over the
counter.