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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-29

This authentic reproduction with rooms 81 b 33oot kitchen and tOy
chimney built 5000 bricks and hundhewn single roof make this home
williamsburg with unsurpassed quality magic memories
posing the setting compliments the noE poporond early American u
OPEN SUNDAY, TO
OWNER, EN-. 5-0S75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

RENAULT 1857 Dauphinei one
HHwNeufELisHf sii FoR slsan' iSss sO' psn SnI
ave, Sc, Ii. 4-2300,
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BOWMAN

z,,o s y. a: l y i-NsEs'ds.. ooo
sTTINv . : y 20 .T1 S.s.-..la., 49,
sedan: p ana n, overdrive. clean
INSIDE and out Five rood tires;
~ 900 actual miles osrsee Kept:
nice areen finisb. Does 81 miller
Per gal: gas: oependaple a. az
times VII saerince' S5oO' pYt.
OWNER. RE. 7.oga0, =
s lmm.d laeHsiE MIt f5s1 ~ G oRME;
18th and M SITS. NV. Df. 7-61O0.
aTUDRnAKRm ,4a emh eoupe. very
700, sondisien; - down LEE 2.
nbytLsh iNC. StuuepakerIL a.
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roads, u. 4-eaVV. --------
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Siesn soyo. sna sNuL1i22h Sah1
looa rennA. hvs. ~, ~ a-.s2vv :;
THUNDERBIRD 80: black. all
power eouipmenn to Wv: tres, !
owner oniy sDvVv mnss AEx
sountIy' eSo'o' rhohe 80 ME
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SO ANGLIA 2.D00R
Club sedan; sparkling coral fin.
ish, r. and h., etc. 5000 cafe.
full miles. Gentle on gas and
oil: rugged on the road. See
u now--nO obllga. eMMR
tion. No. OX
8172. WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

1880 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
THUNDERBIRD '5S cruiseomatic:
=. and H.. mower steering. power
brakes, power seat. power win
dows; 2 10 choose from: both In
new-car condition: one all white
the other Q beautiful 2-tone; So.
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AuTomosILEs FoR SALE | AUroMoBlLEs FoR sALt

PoRscHKs 'Bl-b7: excellent selee-
immaculate condition; a. low As
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AuTOMOBILEs FoR SALE

TRIUMPH 'bs: immac,i | owner;
p p;s:I S Ssssd ..f Sal, oa CAIN i!Il
lpsEL' INC. 1 iSol Good Hope
$50 Regal VII Silver
Hawk: Sl. g., red .I yinyl, auto 10
tires, heater, chrome discs. back.
up dlishts. brand-nsw. Special
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BOWMAN

Observation-Disclosures
1890 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
STUDEBAKER '52 Champion hard
ssS & ev anf l. n ka S'i Hrs .d st YsS
70I W. Broad 81. Falls Church.
STUDE. $50 Larks and Hawks, ali
G Scsss srR i%%ss ssliHsry H VA
olebe rd., Arl.. IA. 7-7722.
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CAVE FORD
ASIA Elm st.. Bethesda. Nd.

4el4 Elm st.. Bethesda, Nd.
OIL. 0-B202
rRIUMPHs, TR-3 rdstrs.: t2) 81, 2
tops: CD '6S: from Sl,SS1. JACK
PRY, 10th and M NV.
sTUDRBAKER 80 Lark De Luxe
vi :-dr.; Bahama blue, heater,
undercoat. acc. kits other extras.
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BOWMAN
BOWMAN

80 Lark De Luxe
ace, Ky ether extras. Brand-new.
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Dear Mrs. Kicker:

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
l am almost Is and my
problem mostly concerns
my best friend and me. You
see, four or five boys have
liked me since school
started last fall. But just
when I'm in the clouds
bang! Something happens
and the boys no longer like
me but start liking my girl
friend. This makes me very
angry because it's only been
in the last year that l have
become popular and I want
to stay that way.
DIANE.
You didn't tell me very
much about yourself, Diane,
so it is difficult to figure out
why the boys like you only
for a short time. But since
they do like you at first. it
seems that you may have one
or two little traits that make
them lose interest.
Are you always neat and
clean? Are you pleasant, a
good mixer, fun to be with?
Can you hold up your end of
a boy-girl conversation? Are
you a good listener? Do you
avoid doing things that are
considered questionable such
as chasing boys. being bois-
ferrous and attracting atten-
ton in public?
If you check out" on these
things, perhaps your girl
friend is the cause of your
trouble. Do you think she de-
liberately tries to interest the
boys YOU like2 If she does, it
might be wise to find a new
friend or at least talk things
over with her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
By DOROTHY KICKER

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 am IL and have been
going steady with Dicky for
q short time. He Is Is and
he goes TO my church. 1
so around with his sister SO
] am at their house quite
often and he is always
there.
Last night I went TO a
skating party with a group
from our church. Dicky
was there but he fooled
around with all the other
girls and gave me the cold
shoulder. On the way
home he asked to break up
with me and kept saying
he liked another girl.
Since 1 stiIl like him
would You please tell me
what TO do? Should / try
TO get him back? Should
I go TO see his sister any
more or would he think /
was chasing him?
LYNNE.
Dicky Clike most 15-year-
old boys) is just not ready
10 settle down to one girl
Eventually you. too. would
have transferred your affec-
tons to someone else, even
though you probably don't
think so now.
Like so many of the prob
lem letters / receive from
teen-agers under i6. youi
real trouble is caused by go
ing steady too young. Since
1t seldom happens that each
tires of the other at the same
time. it becomes an indis-
putable fact that at least one
win be hurt. I suggest. Lynne
that you do not try to get
Dicky back-and that you dc
not go steady with any boy
until you are older.
II you have been in the
habit Of going to Dicky':
home to see his sister, II
might be wise to cut down or
your visits temporarily Il
save yourself embarrassment
Why not ask her to come tt
your home, instead? However
II you do see Ricky try tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

II l have started being my
self again because / decided
! like the "real me" better.
Now I'm afraid my old
friends win tell my new
friends that I was q big
put-0n and that / might
not be myself yet - but
actually / am!
DESI.
I hope you are not as con-
fused as I ami After reading
your letter it is not clear
whether you are the old you
or the new you at present.
In all seriousness, Desi, it
appears that you have just
learned a valuable lesson
when you discovered the error
Of your ''put-on" ways.
You cannot prevent the old
friends from relaying their
opinion of you to the new
friends but you can prove to
the new group you are a nice
person = by BEING a nice
person.
released by The Register and
Tribune syndicatel
Letters to Mrs. Kicker
can be GfsStUered through
her column only. Write to
Dorothy Kicker in care of
TEEN, The Washington
Star, Washington ;, d. c.
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TEEN-AGE MAIL
He Wants to Break Up

treat him in an offhand man
ner - as your girl friends
brother rather than a former
steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
A while ago. in school,
l was a big "put-On"-I
wasn't myself. Bat recent
, 1959-07-01

AVIS
This lady is the mother of Eve or six young children
and the house in which she is presently residing with
these children is IN terrible condition. Intact, i has been
condemned During the recent heavy rains it leaked ter
ribly and some of her children got wet and became very
i'll. She told me the other day that one is suffering from
pneumonia. Now, since December III, 1858, the money
for this Project was appropriated by the Legislature, and
the last we heard about it was that there was some ques-
ton as to where the Project should be built. Some groups
say it should be built on the Waterfront, sothersssay it
should be constructed at the Subbase. Actually, in the
meantime many families are suffering and are unable to
obtain adequate housing.
I wish to propose at this time, Mr.. President, that
some action be taken on the part of the Legislature to
find out from the Governor or other administration Off
Gals, in the interest Of the people, exactly how soon they
intend to do something about this terrible situation. The
situation is getting worse and worse, and quick action on
the part of the administration is imperative. AS far as /
am concerned, Mr.. President, it doesn't make any differ
ence where they place the temporary houses as long as
they are constructed Immediately so that a large number
Of our people can be relieved from their sufferings.
Statement Of Senator de Lugo
Mr.. DE LUGO: Mr.. President, ] agree whole
heartedly with Senator Maduro. And, along that line, the
Democratic Party is very cognizant Of the tremendous
need for housing in the Virgin Islands. AT the present
time we have a pretty good loW-cost housing program
going on throughout the Virgin Islands. But what our
people want--more than anything-is to be able to own
a home eventually, and not a little tiny home.
Many people today. your government worker,
people OF moderate income and middle income would
IKE to be able to. do as they do in Continental United
States, and, that is to buy a home for say, nine, ten,
twelve thousand dollars. Pay a rent Of Fifty, Sixty
Dollars a month over a number Of years and that rent
goes toanaortize the cost of the building and after he has
paid the rent over SO many years, he becomes the owner.
He owns that. And, we all feel that way. But, the trouble
is when are we going to actually do something take
the bull by the horn and actuallydo something about
giving our people homes of this type to- live in.
= During this session, Mr.. President, the Democratic
Senators are going to propose piece of legislation which
we think will be probably the most important piece of
legislation that we will bring in during the present SEES
sion-inf fact, perhaps, for many years.
You will recall that recently we were able to get an
amendment to the Organic Act whereby the Government
OF the Virgin Islands was authorized to issue Bonds up to
Ten Million Dollars for public improvements, for any
thing that is for the public's interest, provided, that the
bonds are self-liquidaing. For that reason we haven't
been able to issue bonds to solve our Road p-roblems-and
problems such as that.
, 1959-07-01
PRIVILEGES OF THE FLOOR:
sta4ernent q Sena1or Maduro
on

Mr.. MADURO: Mr.. President, would like to make
a few brief remarks. From time to time-over the last
few W-eeks-several people have been coming to my Office
and inquiring about temporary homes. I think sometime
last year the Legislature appropriated $4,000 for the
construction Of temporary units for those people who
were having difficulty in obtaining places to live and who
then being evicted. Now, Ihave particular case in mind,
and that is the case Of Mrs. Constance Williams.
, 1959-07-01

$3.50 2E&
LEGISLATIVE RECORD Continued
Continued from yesterday
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Charlotte AmaIie, Saint Thomas
Virgin Islands Of the United States
May {. 1859
The Honorable
The President Of the Legislature
Of the Virgin Islands s
Charlotte Amalie
ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands
MY dear M. President:
Your letter Of May ), 1859 requesting a conference be
tween the Governor and the Legislature with respect tc
appointments of members Of the. Governors cabinet will
be brought to Governor MerWin's attention as soon as he
returns from the United States.
Sincerely,
tSgdl Roy w. Bornn
Roy w. Bornn
Acting Governor
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas
May 5, 1869
The Honorable Walter L M. Hodge
President Of the Virgin Islands Legislature
1harlor1e Amalin
Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands
Dear Mr.. President:
The Government Secretary requests permission *
present TO The LeSlSlaIuT6yl IN INFORMAL session, q proposal
for the development of tax maps and related documents
WhlcheWould provide a modern and comprehensive tau
assessment program. AT this meeting Mr.. Truett B. Mar
shall.and Mr.. Martin Clapp, Management >Consultants
will also be present.
The Legislature would be interested to know that Mr.
Marshall is the city Tax Assessor and Collector for Austin
Texas, and is now serving as President Of the National AS
s~ociation Of Assessing Officers. He was in charge Of the
reassessment program for Puerto Rico and has recently re
turned from conducting a special assessing survey il
Hawaii.
Mr.. Marshall and Mr.. Clapp will have their report
ready on May IA, 1859. It is therefore requested that VIZ
be permitted to present this proposal on Thursday, May
IA, 1859, at ZOO pm.
Sincerely,
(Sgd) Ullmont L. James
Ullmont L. James
Assistant Government Secretary
pRIMT EGsEc OF TEE
, 1959-07-01

Your letter of May 5, 1859 requesting a conference be
tween the Governor and the Legislature with respect tc
appointments of Members Of the. Governors cabinet vii
be brought to Governor Merwin's attention as soon as he
returns from the United States.
, 1959-07-01

The Honorable
The President of the Legislature
Of the Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie
st. Thomas, Virgin Islands
MY dear Mr.. President:
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SATURDAY

to have been poisoned. chorIes
Boyer. Ann BIyth, Jessico Tondy.
1l:00
4-News. Sports.
Sprooue. Michael.
7-Soturdoy Night Movie.
IA Hours. "codet Girl" l94i.
A West Pointer decides whether
to stoy at the Point or fomdheS
lovely blond. Cdroie Landis,
George Montgomery.
9-11 P.M. Report.
Borber, Douglas, Doniels.
4-comeo Theoter. Movie.
COLOR. Alumni Reunion" A
college oroduote foiIs r,issrobly
at ticking over his fother's bus
mess. Don Keefer, Ccnstonee
9-Ten-Thirty Theeter. Movie.
Continuation of IA Womon's
Vengeance"
1900
Sinner Sonetum. Dromo.
I2:l5
4-Feoture Festival.
Insurance Investigator" 1851.
Richard Dennine, Audrey Long.
1870
7-Mystery Theoter. Dromo.
12:45
9-Shoek. Movie.
IA Hours. THE Bride Of Fronk-
enstein." 1885. Two doctors
work in q hidden laboratory in
order to cteote O bride for the
famous Frunkenstein monster.
Boris kurloff.
100
4-InspiFetion.
z:l5
9-Meditotion. Weather.
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Alive Fingers.
I Hour. THE Men With the
Trionole Heods." Sebostion, pos
ing os Communist agent. diverts
box Of top-secret lontern slides
from the SoViets' chief oqent.
Monte %'oolIey, Dovid Hedison.
lucic oiuzzi.
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Program Listines

5-Don Owens Jomboree.
Hour. Country music.
7-Lowrenee Welk. Variety.
Hour.
9-Mr. Lucky.
Lucky soVes o notorious roeketeef
from being sloin over O 9ombline
debt when he takes over his
polotlol eombline ship. Ross
Morti Conrad Nooel, Plppa Scott
and Lou kurgmon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
October 81

4-Troffie Court.
Estate Trooper. Police.
$50 EorIy In the Morning." BIoke
tries to prevent O murder. Rod
Comeron.
e-Ies Skotins carnivul.
6:45
9-SotutdGy News. SpeeioI.
julien BORDER reporting.
TOO
4-Bordet Petrol.
7-Sea Hunt. Adventure.
Nelson rescues an omoteur skin
diver pinned beneath O sunken
freiohter. Lloyd Bridges.
9-Highwoy Petrol. Crime.
Thieves resort TO murder TO OBJ
toin bank loot. Broderick Crow
ford.
7:30
4-Bononzo. Color.
! Hour: A mining engineer tests
O new construction for silver
mines In an effort to stop mine
disasters, John BeoI, Pencil Rob-
erts, Molo Powers.
5-Miekey Rooney Show.
7-Dick Clark Show. Variety.
9-Perry M0son. Mystery.
500
5-Judse Roy Deon. Comedy.
7-John Gupther's High Road.
wild Elephant Round-Up."
$50
Amen and Challenge.
Border to Border" Glenn Borton
places two let pilots in q Mexican
outo race to prove thot q team
con overcome Obstacles which
neither could handle clone.
George Noder. Ed kemmer md
Don Kennedy.
5-Assignment For'gn Legion.
7-Leove II 20 Beaver.
"Boby Picture" Beaver suffers
embarrassment when his body
picture is submitted in q contest.
Hugh Beaumont. Barbara Bill
lnosley, Tony Dow and Jerry
Mothers.
9-Woneed Dead or Alive.
Josh bottles IT out with o town
marshall who refuses to reIeose
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1000

5-Stor Performance. Drama.
DoVid Nivsn stors.
7-Jubilee v. S. A.
Hour. Country style music.
9-Gunsmoke. Western.
When an Indion girl is wounded.
Mott rounds up three suspects
and starts beck to Dodge with
them, knowing thot the guilty one
will make breok for freedom.
james Arness, Dennis Weaver
and Amanda Bloke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

1890
Alt Gould Be You.
5-Playhouse Five. Movie.
IA Hours. THE Ledger" 1914.
George Sonders.|
9-Ten-Thlrty Theoter. Movie.
z Hours. IA Womon's Ven
oeonce." l948. A mon is ploeed
on tfloI when his wife Is found
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AIR CONDITIONERS
CLOSE-OUT

New 1858 air eonditioners in ear.
tons. Must be sold regardless oil
price. No reasonable offer refused
We have in stock; GE. Feeders
Philco. Chrysler air conditioners
New and fully guaranteed Open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

We are looking for an experienced
meo , secretary With shorthand
MS; 35 hrs. $3.50, MES. INC,
HOS 18th st, NV. Elk. 3-7270,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

CAsHIER-Checker for small gro
Gerry store Must be experienced
and have loea. ref. Apply
YOUNG'S MEAT MARKET, 3i04
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RELP WOMEN


lcOLoREDl for small adult family
must be experienced In genera
homework and serving, must bt
willing 10 relocate with employers
for summer months TO beautiful
New England summer home;. age
70 TO 45; top references required
excellent salary plus uniforms AND
full iving-in privileees, trAyelinG
expenses also paid Call DI. z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

BAND SAW tsearS), shaper and
knives, drill press. wood lathe
ana knives, sander, floor mount,
lle saw skin saw. hand sander,
prices c. W. LAMONT, Sol i
Wis, ave. NV, EN-. 2-455O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
(coNrlNUEp)
CAFETERIA
SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL
Career Positions Offering
PAID VACATION AND HOLIDAYS
AND OTHER BENEFITS
4O-HR. MONDAY-FRtDAY WEEK
EXPERIENCE PREFERRED
ACE rs TO As
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.
1913 2ist ST. NV.

CLERK, mail information, Hote
experience. see Mr.. Bragg or Mr.
Oliver. HOTEL RALEIGH. NJ
phone calls.
DANCE TEACHERS liOJ, full o
part time; free training: excel
earnines, Apply 10 pm. ALBERT
STUDIOS, 500 18th 81. NV,
DIRECTOR OF YOUTH WORK
For, Protestant church, In 6ilvei
Spring, full or part time. Inter.
ested applicant. give basic bio.
Graphical data. Box l76.T, Star
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK fol
furniture store; exper. preferred
many employe benefits, paid va.
cation, free insurance, pleasant
working cond.: shorthand pre-.
ferred. but not necessary, c. L
BARNES a. Son, oV. 3-433O. Mr.
DiSalvo.
PART AND FULL TiME-Ambi.
tiouS men or women, to rent
apt. in new development: excel
lent salary. plus commission, ap.
ply Mrs. Bildman. SiO7 Eastern
ave, Silver Spring. Md, between
IN a ard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

GIRL, white, with ability TO type
and use adding machine; we will
teach you 10 operate bookkeeping
machine II you can furn. good
references from previous employ
ers: 5-day VIZ. Phone DE 2-hlnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
BIG, BIG
BARGAINS
OPEN TIL 6 TONIGHT
Thursday, 8 Am. to o Pm.

' -
OPEN TIL 6 TONIGHT
Thursday, 8 Am. to o PM.
3.pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite, large
Dresser, Chest, Bookcase bed,
h NAT ssss and SPRING. $50
You SAVE Si5i o'
Two-pc. foam rubber living room
suites sofa, matching chair; deco
sator iabrles in green, brown.
REG REG s SSf5,sse' etc. st,1 s,oo
You SAVE .Is s1lE' sl2s
ape. foam rubber sectionals, deco
rator fabrics.
. YOU SAVE sls 10 Sio'
2-piece living rm. suite, brown or
charcoal sofa bed. opens to sleep
g. and chair.
ORIG $ Yoo SAVE sos SALE 500
f RHo, s! sHl0en maple s siRRkI1h' s,aa
2 four-pc. bedroom suites: chest.
dresser mirror. bookcase bed;
moeern silver gray.
hEo. SlIg SALE. 500
o eroups living room tables: 2
step ends. cocktail table; 'group
REG $50 Us SALE SIN OK
= YOU SAVE 500
2 fve.ge: dinette sets; Pormica-
R fSP tas sss 4 chairs. s,,v e..
, YOU SAVE ses AAA' 800
L tnree-pc; French Provincial Sec
uonal: all foam rubber. outstand.
ing TURQUOISE matelasse fabric.
REQ. SOD SALE. S2Ss
you SAVE sill
1 Colonial cherry bedroom suite:
PED. chest. dresser. mirror.
REo. SOD SALE. $3.50
YOU SAVE 500
z four-pc. Colonial bedroom suites:
r gS,gen MAPLE hnot. nnish: chest dresser.
REG. 500 SALE SIOo
YOU SAVE $40
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RELp WOMEN

COOK AND wAITREss-Experi.
BILLY SIMPSONS RESTAURANT,
3sl6 Georgia ave. NV after /
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sITuATloRs-WoMER
SlTuATI0Ns-D0MESTlc

HELP NEEDED? Qualified daywork-
ers; ironers. MRS. FULLER. TU.
1900; ewes, no. 2-4639.
HOME ECON. wants sitting with
child, AGED persons or animals by
week or longer. no. 2-S3l0.
C0LoRED GIRL desires Job as Of
nee cleaner, hotel maid or ele-
vator operator, 10. Lilies. lSs
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MOTOR TRAVEL
BUSINESS SERVICES

DRAFTING SERVICE for homes.
apis, stores, renovattons, plans,
specs. Write BOX 335-Y, Star.
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SECRETARY

National trade association, down.
town location; bookkeeping expe.
rienee helpful. good skills re-
quired: b-day week: salary com.
mensurate with experience and
aualifcations, Immediate replies
rs9gestsd; Write o. phone MRS
DOROTHY KELLY: Suite SOL
1000 Conn. ave, EX. 3-5747.
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MAJOR
MASTERPIECES
Furniture Warehouse
400 r. I. Ave. NE.
Hall Mile Past District Line)
open Thursday and Friday
-, 10 AM: to 2 Pm.

Eud2et Accounts--Free Delivery
FURNISHINGS, almost new, COM
plete houseful-ASSorted items.
Bargains galore. so. 5-7405.
FURN. CNCLAIMED-Sofa and
chair. $50; maple bed. SIS: outdoor
$50; kit. set, SIC: hospital bed.
$40; French bed, SIS; French sofa,
$40; din. rm. table. $40: marble
console; marble-top chest OF draw
ers, S25: Hide-A-Way he'd, $40;
sofa, $50; chaiSe lounge, SIS;
bookcase, 81; Victorian sofa, S25:
mirrors, 81: bedroom set, SOS: din.
rim, set, $50: vanity with mirror,
So: Hollywood he'd. $50: chest of
drawers, $40; mattress. SO: sofa
bed, S2a; occas. chair, So: love
seat, $40: roll-away he'd. Sl5: FIR.
Prov. bedrm. and din. rm, pieces;
STEERING, SLIP COVERS, ORA
PERIES. Decorator fabrics, .33ee
oil. Antiques restored, cabinet
work. Also new furn. Easy terms.
HOFFMAN, UPHOLSTERERS,
2447 18TH St, NV CO, 5-5116.
Free parking in rear. o2'
. barrel chairs;
secy.. tr. dinette set. sewing ma
chine. air cond. IA :-4OiS.
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MANAGER

salesgirl and part timer for new
hosiery store. Good sal plul
comm. Apply 3046 18th NV.
MANICURIsT wanted: best salary
JEAN AND RONALD HAIR sTYL,
lists, 1918 deorGia ave, NV, IA
6-34aO
MEDICAL RECORDS INSURANCE
ierred VII p train eS RepIy + % pre-
pm. Monday through Friday
Personnel, PROVIDENCE HOS,
PITAL. 1850 Varnnm ST, ne.
MEDICAL SECRETARY, laboratory
sob 70 fig; N 4C;h5 vk o AppI SrI per
I'll. PRoviDENcE HOSP iISt
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ENCYCLOPEDIAS
AND DICTIONARIES

A1NO O1S 1NllN fat11EO
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
GEORGE FRIENDS BOOK SHOP
922 9th st n w, Ma. S-9402
Open Ewes. Til $50
FILE CABINETS. $50 Govt, surp. I;
4 drwr., wood, legal size: to be
sold at LOWEST PRICE EVER:
Just $500 $500, $500. CASH
AND CARRY.
Steel exec. and typists' desks s35
DALTON l0-key add, mach. $40
t46 4-drawer wood file cab. $40
/ $40 BALTIC. Blvd. Hyattsville
=. 1929 Georgia Ave NV
AP. 7-5Sha 10 to : Daily
FLOOR POLISHERS, vacuum clean
erS and sanders rehuilt. fullS
guar. MODERN FLOORS, 243i
18th 81 NV, AID 4-7a1i
FOAM RUBBER. 54x78x4, dbl. $40;
54xSl, extra long. $40; 7:ixS5.
giant King size, S6a. Elk. 3-HB34
FOR RACING SLICKS@ Double
Eagle premium nylon white-wall
castings for Sticks or reeaps, S35.
LA. 6-l073.
Foo SAJr-lh-h. n. lawn mover.
rotary blade. Good Cond. S25
or best offer. VIII. 2-7290.