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4 The AFL-cIO moved on tc
politics after the 1900 conven-
tion delegates passed q stiff
civil rights resolution that
stirred a furry Of dissent.
An attempt to add to the re-
solution a charge that labor
itself had not been putting its
full weight behind the civil
rights m OVEN en- set off the
squabble.
The motion to adopt the cri-
tical language, voiced by A,
Philip r Randolph, the ALL
CLOS only Negro vice presi-
dent. was defeated after Presi-
dent George Meany said labor
is the best friend Of the civil
rights movement.
Mr.. Meany said there are
better targets for abuse" such
as corporations that pay only
lip service to equal rights,
white citizens councils and
Southern political figures such
as Senator James o. Eastland,
Democrat Of Mississippi, who
block civil rights legislation.
In outlining the AFL-CIO's
political plan, a spokesman said
1t Is aimed at registering mil
lions Of persons who don't vote,
most Of them in labor wards.
Some $75o,O00 will be spent
on the registration drive, q
spokesman said.
In New York State alone, he
said, $685., 900 eligible persons
either did not bother to register
or did not vote in the last cleo
ton. He also criticize d New
York's English language litera-
cy test and said persons who
speak only Spanish should be
allowed to qualify to vote on
the basis Of a test In their own
language.
The general board also dis
cussed stepping up activities of
its political arm. the Commit
tee on Political Education
(COPE) but no details were
announced.
COPE has said 1t contributes
$750,000 in an election year to
congressional candidates who
favor labor's goals.
Other resolutions a dopted
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cal benefits usually maximum of $40, 900 for
each illness-ar in addition to those offered by
Basic coverage and may be used for covered
expenses incurred in or out of the hospital
Basic coverage goes long way toward paying
your hospital and doctor bills, but Major Medi-
cal coverage goes even further by protecting
you against expenses incurred after Basic bene-
fits have all been used, or for which Basic
benefits are not available.
Major Medical-tailored to your needs
It's Blue Cross and Blue Shield's broader cover
age-the kind of protection that is real asset
to employers and employees. Discover how
easily Major Medical benefits can be tailored
to meet your needs IL. how little more this
broader coverage costs.
Take the first step today by mailing the con-
venient coupon for further details. Or call
Republic 7-45OO between and 5.
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training mission in Haiti anC
had criticized Haitian Presi-
dent Francois Duvalier's reli.
ance on secret police.
Col. Heinl contended hi
wrote the article-later killed
by Pentagon censors-only aft.
er being satisfied he had off,
cial PERMISSION to so do.
Stationed at Norfolk
On May IS the Marine Corps
announced that Gen. Shoup
had found that Col. Neinl had
violated regulations but that 1t
was mot an Intentional action
affected to accrue benefits to
himself"
The Corps said Col. H einl
had been "adminiStratively
cenSured." This was described
as a corrective measure which
would not appear on his record.
Since that time, Col. Heinl
has been serving at tn e
headquarters of the Atlantic
Fleet Marine Force in Norfolk.
Marine spokesman said the
colonel had submitted a letter
asking for retirement. Normally
such requests need not be ac-
companied by any reason. once
a man has passed the 20-year
mark in his active duty career.
Col. Heinl, a decorated veter-
an of World War II and Korea,
has been a colonel for more
than seven years and was eligi-
BILE for possible nomination to
brigadier general but was
passed over for promotion last
summer.
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recommended free public edu-
cation through two years Of
college, favored reapportion-
ment Of election districts to
give everyone's vote equal
weight and commended the
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United States Supreme Court
for its "stalwart defense Of In
dividual civil liberties" against
attacks from extremists of the
left and right.
A resolution dealing with In
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BLUE CROSSoAD BLUE SHIELD

Group disqualification, Washngons Blue Cross Plan
Medical Service Of D. C.-Washngons Blue Shield Plan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-19
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

lars, cuffs, etc. always blend
the seam allowances to avoid
bulk. Trim one edge to "a
inch and the other to 1s inch.
z. Pressing must be done
gently. Lift the steam iron
and hold it lightly over a
press cloth and steam. If you
do not have a velvet board
you must pad your ironing
board. Place a thick pad of
turkish toweling on the board
and lay the corduroy face
down. Place the cloth over
the corduroy and press.
4 y =
Miss Scott is OIwoys glad to hear
from her readers, and whenever pos
sibIe will use their questions in her
column, but because Of the greet
volume Of moiI received dolly. she
connot answer individual letters.
Patricia Scott has pre-
pared q booklet, "Hot0 To Al
ter Your Dress Patterns"
t0hich oives complete instruc-
tons for altering so that fin
iShed garments tDiH fit per-
tectly. For your copy of this
guide to correct fitting, tDrite
to Patricia Scott in care of
The Star, incloSing a long,
SeIt-GddreSSed, stamped en-
Uelope and Csc in coin to
coUer costs OF printing and
handling.
O 1868, Publishers Newspaper Syndicat
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Retreat Set
For Week End
OF Labor Dov

A special Labor Day week
end spiritual retreat for
Washington area women has
been scheduled from $3.50
pm, Saturday, August 81, to
4 pm. Monday, September 2,
at the Washington Retreat
House, 1000 Hardwood I'd.
NE.
Women Of all religious
faiths, or none, are invited
to attend, according to Sister
Maris Stella, S.A., Director
Of Retreats at the house.
The only requisite for at
tendance is "a sincere desire
to draw closer to God by two
or three days spent in the
quiet and peace Of our re-
treat house." she said.
The Rev. Edmund Delan-
ey, S.A., will be Retreat
Master. More information
may be obtained by calling
the Retreat House.
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SEAMS TOME
Corduroy Ideal
For SchooIWeor

In another month, children
big and small will be back
in school again. And for
their clothes, corduroy is a
marvellous fabric. Here are
some hints on how to handle
the material.
There are three types Of
corduroy:
Pinwale: This is the most
popular. It has 16 ribs per
inch, is of medium weight,
and comes In solids or
prints.
Wide-Wale: Heavier than
pinwale, it has SD ribs per
inch. It is used mostly for
suits, coats and Stacks.
Feather Weight: This is
used mostly in infants wear,
dressy clothes, mems shirts
and pegnoirs. 1t has about
% ribs per inch and is very
light in weight.
Since corduroy is a pile
fabric, the direction Of the
pile affects the color. Work
with the pile running up or
down. but be sure all pieces
are cut with the pile running
In one direction.
Before choosing a pattern.
check to see that it is suit
able for fabrics with a pile
or nap. Then follow the cut
ting guide for fabric with a
nap" If you are using wide
vale, the ribs should be
matched like stripes. There
fore, arrange pattern pieces
accordingly.
To Cut, Sew and Press:
1. Use sharp shears.
2. Instead Of cutting
notcheS, clip the edges where
notcheS are indicated.
3. Do not use a tracing
wheel and tracing paper. To
mark use pins or tailor tacks.
4. Since corduroy has a
pile, use q lighter tension, a
longer stitch (about 10
stitches per inch), and less
pressure.
5. When finishing hens
and facingS, it's not advisable
to hem over the edge Of the
fabric because the stitches
will hold it too close to the
garment and you'll have q
press mark on the right side.
Instead stay-stitch " inch
from the edge and CATCH
stitch from underneath the
hem or facing.
8. On double seams (col-
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Hunt Race
Invitations
Are Issued
The annual Fairfax Races

The annual Fairfax Races
will be held September 81
this year, beginning at 2 pm.
Mr.. Randolph D. Rouse,
Executive Committee Chair
man, announced the races
will again benefit the Fair
fax Hospital and will take
place at the former Sunset
Hills Farm area, now Reston.
Va.
The locale offers some Of
the finest steeplechase ter
rain in the country, as well
as a hillside vantage point
from which the races may be
viewed. Located approximate
ly 20 miles from Washington
and 4 miles from Dulles Air
port, the area Is easily
reached by modern highways.
Mrs. George Wise Of Great
Falls Is chairman of Sub
scriptions for the day, and
Mrs. c. D. Todd will assist
her
The high point Of the 1868
races, the 9Th annual, will
be the A. Smith Bowman
Memorial Bowl Steeplechase
over a timber course Of about
three miles. There will be six
events in all, including races
for both women and men,
four Of them professional.
The 1868 Fairfax Hunt
Race Meet will open the fall
season in Virginia Of steeple-
chase races sanctioned by
The National Steeplechase
and Hunt Association.
The program will be open
to the public.
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Frozen
Sucker Sticks

Mrs. J. A. NJ, Alexandria
I need to know where I
could buy round sucker sticks.
I have trays to make frozen
suckers, but am unable to
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ADVERTISEMENT
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step TO q
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out all of the natural beauty
of the oak grain and variety
of color tones.
do not use furniture pol
ishing wakes when cleaning.
Use a soft cloth dampened
in warm water to clean.
. Then, using another soft
cloth, rub dry. That is all
you ever need"
I have never used polish on
mine and have used the
warm water many times and
the finish is the same as
when it was new.
So, just relax and enjoy
your oak,
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WEE WOMEN
"Have you got a very
careful delivery mani"

pattern was no longer being
manufactured.
I am very fond of this
particular pattern and would
like some help in locating it.
Does anyone know of any
store, china shop, hardware
or any place which might
still have some Of this china
In stock?
Or, does anyone have some
OF this china she no longer
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Here's How

Reoders' Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL as q public-seUice exchange
Of ideoS between oreo readers. The
Stor cannot accept phone coils per-
toining to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
address. No advertising is printed.
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DoWn-to-Eurth

BRUSSELS (WNS). -Jo-
SET Shishkin, who has been
showing Soviet perfumes to
European Common Market
buyers, uses this sales talk:
I'VE want to show the world
that we know not only how
to send women into space
but also how to take good
care Of our wives"
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VernonWure China

MIS-. @. X. s., Garrett Park
About 10 years ago I pUr-
chased a set of Vernonware
China-the Organdy pattern
which Is a yellow and brown
plaid.
This fall when I called the
local department. store from
which I had originally pur-
chased the china I was told
the Vernonware Company
had been absorbed by anoth-
er company and the Organdy
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'Cinmeron'

70 4G'5 DPE tFSyytOsW
I have a problem that I
have been trying to solve for
about three months. I have
been trying to find the song
"Cimmeron" by Billy Vaughn.
I have also been looking for
the theme song of the tele-
vision show Waterfront"
with Preston Foster.
Any help you can give me
in finding these two records
will be appreciated.
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Casual Oak Finish
To Mrs. S. K, SilUer Spring

Ihave had furniture with the casual oak finish
in my dining room and living room for about four
years The following instructions came with it con-
corning the care of the finish
'The finish of this sturdy furniture is combi-
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wants and would consider
selling it to me? Any help
will be appreciated.
4 y = 4
Freezer
Mrs. J. J. H., Falls Church
We are interested in pur-
chasing a freezer and have
several questions: ID Is the
frost-free freezer much more
desirable, as I understand a
freezer requires defrosting
only two times a year? ~
Is the quick-freeze compart-
ment a must? 90 And what
size would a family of five
need?
We are confused by look
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-19

find the sticks to fit the trays.
The company in Newport, Pa.
has gone out of business. Any
help you can give will Ger.
tainly be appreciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-19

ing at the various kinds of
freezerS and would like to
have one which would fulfill
our needs adequately.
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7 WONDERS OF THE WORLD! Pulling
ligsaW cube has six colorful e. Illustrations
OF such wonders as the Eiffel Tower, Roman
Coliseum, Pyramids, Empire State Building.
lower Of Pisa, Golden Gate Bridge inlaid on
IFS faces. Seventh wonder Is how to put Il
together after you've taken II apart. Comes
with solution. Fun!
6I3s - Wonders Of World Puzzle D.. 81
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THE SEASONS
BIGGEST CARD
delivers . per-
Sonai message OF
cheer from your
family to the
world out 'front.'
u transforms your
front door into Q
spectacular jumbo
size holiday greet.
ing...5 feet tail
and 3 feet wide
Tor easily trimmed
TO fit your door
panel sizel. Con-
structed Of heavy
weatherproof pias-
tic -, tough and
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ezs3 - Science Scope

MEASURE MAP MILES INSTANTLY!
Pocket-si1e Map Measure gauges distances
as you roll II over your map shows .
for trips anywhere = Il shows miles, kilom-
eterS, and nautical miles. Good as a CONVEX.
sion table, too. Ideal for statesmen, tourists.
6l33-MGp Measure .....-.................. 81
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lots Textbook WATCH. This real.
dsddv'S TssHs he I,,rE~ o "SS J fssc;ns,sdi
licking never stops self-Winding with
stem, working hands and sturdy band. Shock
pTooied to take lots of knocking about. Sure
to be a child's proudest possession.
1922 - Ticking Wsfeh ..........--..-......S ss
4 for only $l.Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24

his NAME" 0NE-MAN BAND! what
a CONDOS musical ksIoo horn, a drum
and a set Of cymbals. One performer plays
them all simultaneously and his
names on the drumheadl pull-cord pro-
vides rhythm accompaniment with twist
Of the wrist. Specify players first name for
personsIiIed lettering. larry gift!
P-632S - ons-k.on Send ........... $l.7e
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durable %. stays ready to use year after
year. Please be sure to specify family name
for hand-lettering on design.
P-637o = Doorway Greeting 1900. $l.Ss
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LOOK AND LISTEN F.. QUACKERS!
These tots Slipper pets are cory on the
and they quack out loud . the eyes roll
comically, too. Stretch aylon in adorable
duckling design. Genuine leather soles. Small
"a years. Large (s-s years..
oVoek-ovoek Slippers ...............-..$l .Ss
1904 - Smell 63oS = Large
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mas Just remove the paper and Santa folds
,at tor compact storage Children love him.
what exciting holiday fun!
so33 - Big Fot Sonao .........-........ $6.9e
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sO-P0WER POCKET MICROSCOPE
is a miniature travelling laboratory for o.
the-spot inspection OF nature, maB-msde
Only q highl Optical focus-mount lenses
adjust Tor supeg.sharp 50-power magHiflea-
tons. includes z glass slides, unlchFome
tWeeIeT, eye-dropper Useful gift for students.
s7s3 - Science Scope .-...................... 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24

MINIATURE PLAY FOODS will thrill
little doll owners 80 different foods and
Chicken, steak, lobster, vegetables, snacks,
fruits - even bunch Of grapes They're all
non-toxic and guaranteed to please any
child! Set Of 40 pieces. A feast!
4l7o - DollY's Food Set ..-.......-.........$ 81
, Sets for oaly $1.7S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24

BIeFAISANTA
is the seasons
ioillest st. Nick
you'll see any
Wherel He's round
and firm when
fully packed with
crumpIed news
papers and a
life-si1e SO" tall!
Made of coIorful
all-weatheT plas-
tic. Stand him up
or sit him down
on roof, porch,
lawn, inside by
the fireplace Tor
even in an easy
chair. After Christ
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SSSs Izzy Fury

SIAPLER m A PENCIL TOP! Pull off
the bnshed-ehrome cap Of the eIip-top Slz-
automatic pencil - there's q handy per.
sOnal-siIe Stapler at your flngeTtips
ready 10 clip together loose sheets, reports,
memos. Cones with 1000 staples. Reiills
Pack has 1000 staples.
S766 - Pocket ssaplsT .................. $50
6267 - Rsfills Pack ........................ 49f
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ACROSS.THE. BOARD CONVENIENCE
for puzzle fans! Mell-equipped hobby BoaLo
IS contouTed 10 fit on your lap for easier
puzzle solving anywhere in bed, sitting
IN the car or your fayoTite easy chair. Clip
TOP holds puzzle In place. Comes with cross
word dictionary, 2 pencils, shaTpeneT, magnl'
tying glass and starter puzzle!
S179 Crossword Board ........-. $3.50
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SCHO0LHOUSE BOX WITH CRAYONS
for playtime scholars. The proud owners
inside Is supply OF art cTayons for home
busy WORK.. Now youngsters will be sure
10 put away their writing implements. Color.
full plastic SchoolhouSe Is GA" long. Per-
sonallzed {. specify child's first name.
P-SS92 - sehooIhouse Box ... $I.2e
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GOLDEN CARD TREE Displays as many as
finish metal Tree is is" high. The boughs are
the cards you slip into the slots all around
IT. Charming table and mantel decoration, or
can be suspended from the top ring as Q
mobile. Use II to hold speclal-occasion greet.
Ings all through the year, too.
1886 - Golden Cord Tree .................. 81
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Gift that is guaranteed to delight your bowl
ilg friends. Be sure to specify fifst name
or nickname desired for special letIefIne'
P-A26I - Bowler's Towel -------.--.---- 81
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B 0 WLER'S
NAME TOWEL

= distinctively
peTSonaliIed IN
coloIful embLoi-
deTy stitching. The
perfect gift for
every alley addict!
Absorbent terry
Towel Is handy dur.
ing q game -. and
Just the right size
to carry in a bowl
ing bag. No one
else can acciden-
tally make off with
a Towel that's so
positively lden.
fled. A show off
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n RlO0 N
CLOCK FROM
A WAT IA

miniature gIdho-
fathers clock on
your desk to
showcase q fam
lily heirloom and
give it q useful
new lease on life.
Take gTandfatheT's
pTiIed pocket
watch out OF
mothbalis and
display 1t in this
automatically de-
tailed Clock Case.
10" high and a.
wide, carved OF
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satin finish solid cherrywood The face Of the
clock is the pocket watch tany sizel you add.
Hang it proudly on wall!
S7B7 - Clock Case ..-...-....-.--......---$ sass
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SALE.-Rspossessed 1857 chry.lel
sN57si9s, to hishest bid received
by April "a. 1868. at Greenfield
Garage. 227 X Street NV. Wash
tngton. D.. c., where the car may
be inspected. apl0.ll.l2
sALE.-Repossessed 1851 Plymouth
IS" Valiant Woo 2-dr. sedan,
Serial No. lll6-20l3l0, 70 highest
BID 1 received Nsd,I BY April "a 1853 1888
sia N Avenue M0 NV WA WsshInstO 9e0 B
c., where the car may be Inspected.
apl0.11,l2
PHASE m.-NEw ELEVATOR IN
TION OF EXISTING ELEVATOR
AND RELATED WORK IN THE
JUvENIIE COURT. 400 4 STREET
NV, WASHINGTON, d. c. I'm
VITArIoN NO. C-83se-B/fl. Bid
ding material available from Pro-
curement Office. D. c., Room 4O4
required. iPhone Ma. $4,000 Ext,
4ts) SEALED BIDS to re opened
2 Pm. EST. April %. 1853,
washington, d c.
apll,12.l3,l5,16,l7
THE Fl, GEORGE @. MEADE EX-
CHANGE will accept proposals for
q tailoring. dry-cleaning and laun-
dry concession at Fl. Meade.
interested applicants are requested
than % April. 1863. to Exchange
Officer, Ft. 0eorge @. Meade Ex-
change. Ft, George @. Meade, Md.
for all particulars concerning such
concession oDeration. No phone
calls accepted.
Quotations must be submitted in
writing, postmarked not later than
midnight , MAY, 1863. The ex-
change reserves the right TO reject
any or all proposals. apll.12.l3.14
INVITATION FOR BIDS.-sEALEp
BIDS, subject TO the conditions
contained herein and to the Con-
tract Documents. will be received
in duplicate by the District OF
Columbia Redevelopment Land
Agency thereafter referred TO as
the -"AGENCY"l in the office OF
the Executive Director at gl9 18th
Street NV, Washington 8. D. c.,
until 2 Pm; EASTERN DAY
and read aloud. for furnYs f
LOFTS in the southwest. 1 Apt
proximateiy zoo street lishts are
TO be constructed with Trans
former base. Flute type Pole, and
Modern Luminaire and then
shipped TO the indicated address
BY the specified date. Forms OF
Contract Documents. including
specifications and copies may be
Obtained BY the Electrical Utility
Manufacturer upon request at the
r Redevelopment L Agency. but
not more than e t3l copies
will be furnished any one bid
der. Guarantee will be required
with each bid In an amount rot
less than five (5etl per cent OF
the bid total. The successful
BIDDER must furnish PER-
TORRANCE BOND ana PAYMENT
BOND. both to be executed BY a
bonding company from the list of
comp ANIES HOLDING CERTlFI-
GATES OF AUTHORITY AS AC-
CEPJ ABLE SURETIES ON FED
ERAL BONDS AND AS ACCEPT
ABB Z REINsURING COMPANIES"
Treasury Department-Dept. Cir
cular $40. 1851 ReviHonl and
Licensed to do business in the
District Of Columbia. IN accordance
with the provisions OF Paragraph
80 Of Article 90 Of the Contract
Form. The time for performance
that will be Permitted for building
and shipping this product will be
ninety (00l days from the date
2 formal letter Of acceptance is
dated, ap512
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AUTO. LOT MANUFACTURE In
cleaning and polishing new and
used cars. Good pay plus company
benefits, steady lob to right man,
must have at least six months ex-
perience and Maryland drivers Ii
cense. Apply Mr.. Hadden, used-car
dept, L. P. STAFFORD RAMBLER
CITY. S4l6 Ramsey ave, Silver
Spring. Md.
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OPPORTUNITY 70 learn laundry
and cleaning busisnss, We wiil
train you Excellent chance fof
advancement, 5.day week Mon.
laundry $50 N. Y. ave. nv.
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