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Evening star., 1947-05-20
Fire Badly Damages
Marine Administration
Building in Arlington!

Afire of undetermined origin e3-
tensively damaged the administra-
ton building at the Marine Bar
racks in Arlington last night and
sent more than Is marines and fire.
men to the sick bay for treatment
of smoke poisoning.
None was injured seriously, and
only four were admitted to the dis
pensary. They were Pics. Charles
Stuckley, Richard C. Bailey, John
Hubb and Bernard r. Lee.
Nest of the smoke sufferers were
marines who had fought the fire
until arrival of the Fort Myer and
Arlington County fire departments.
Three of the firemen later received
first aid after breathing smoke, and
one of them, John Eddington of the
Arlington County department, was
treated for cuts received when he
fell through the flooring.
First 1t. j. H. Thomas, Marine
duty officer, said the building, a
converted barracks. was used as a
headquarters for processing enlisted
Marines terminal leave papers. 1t.
Thomas said he thought it probable
some of the papers were destroyed
but most of them were kept in the
safe.
Pfc. Ross Stevens who was on
guard duty, smelled smoke and
traced it to a storage room on the
first floor.
when I opened the door, the
flames rushed out" he related. IT
blew the whistle and then gave the
alarm around the barracks to get
the fellows out"
He was assisted by his guard part
ner, Pfc. r. j. Emerson, who was on
the other side of the burning build
ing.
The Marines rolled out their port
able pumper and ran hose lines into
the temporary structure and fought
the blaze until fireman arrived.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
D. c. Traffic Discussion
Will Be Held at Dinner

Federal and District ofiicials IN
terested in trafIic problems here
will be dinner guests tonight OF
Mark Lansburgh, Keystone Auto
mobile Club Advisory Board member
and former chairman of the District
Automobile Association.
Guests will meet at the Lansburgh
home, 31l1 Idaho avenue NV, at
pm. and, following dinner, there
will be discussion of District street
and highway affairs.
Among those invited are Senator
Myers, Democrat. of Pennsylvania
Representatives Beall, Republican
Of Maryland, and Hebert, Democrat,
Of Louisiana; Brig. Gen. Gordon r
Young, Engineer Commissioner, and
George E. Keneipp, director OF
traffic.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Pistol Shown 10 Jury
AT Kelly Murder Trial.;
Identified by Witness

The pistol which the Government
alleges was used in the murder OF
Frank c. Kelly, 81, last March IL
was shown to the jury today as the
prosecution continued its case In
District Court against three men ac-
cused OF his death in a street holdup.
Earl Milton Stewart. "a, colored,
testified he had examined the
weapon the day of the shooting in
the presence of one of the three de-
PENDANTS. The witness said the
weapon was offered him for pur-
chase by one Of the three.
Justice Alexander M. Holtzoff ad-
mitted the pistol in evidence with
respect to Joseph M. Gray. 19, COL
ored, the defendant mentioned by
the witness.
The others on trial are Shirley
Harris, %, eolored, and Herbert H.
Hall, 18, colored.
Son Tells Of Identifying Body.
John D. Kelly, "a, of 1921 Iowa
avenue NV, son of the victim, took
the stand to testify he had identified
his father at the Morgue the night
of the shooting.
Mr.. Kelly. 81, was shot fatally
in the $500 block of Eleventh street
NV, while on his way home from
a meeting in Central High School.
The father of four children, he was
employed by the United States Dis
trict engineers Office and lived at
1904 New Hampshire avenue.
In his opening statement to the
jury yesterday, Assistant United
States Attorney John w. Fihelly
declared the three defendants were
in the Eleventh street neighborhood
looking for some one to hold up"
He said the Government would
prove Harris shot Mr.. Kelly with
pistol stolen that day and was
assisted in the holdup attempt by
Gray and Hall.
Number of Photos Shown.
The Government introduced In
evidence a number of photographs
taken at the location of the shoot
ing. The defense introduced one
photograph of the area.
At the time of their arrest, Chief
OF Detectives Robert J. Barrett said
the three men had admitted taking
part in the incident which culmin-
ated in the Staying.
The case Is being tried before a
jury of six men and six women. Two
complete jury panels were exhausted
and a third was called yesterday
before IL jurors were chosen.
Those serving are:
Miss Irene S. Grant, forewoman.
2212 I street NV; La Fayette Price,
68 Farragut place NV; Karl c..
Bladen, 819 Tewkesbury place NV;
Samuel S. Board, 1895 Macarthur
boulevard NV; Jay B. Douglass,
2S00 Woodley road NV; Lowell A.
Morgan, 1703 v street Sc; Miss
Catherine H. Hackett,, 1853 Abbey
place NE; Henry E. Ebel, 1895
Fourth street NE; Edna E. Grant,
1906 D street Sc; Mrs. Jennie r..
Walker, 236 Walnut street NV;
Mrs. Inez L. Young, 1924 Seventh
street NV, and Mrs. Johanna Cor
bett, 43 Gallatin street NV.
The alternate jurors are Mrs.
Louise S. Jackson, 1906 Seventeenth
street NE, and John L. Holmes,
ITO Gallatin street NV.
Assistant United States Attorney
Molenof Is associated with
Mr.. Flhelly in the prosecution.
Harris is represented by Robert
I. Miller. Curtis P. Mitchell and C..
Reginald Audrtck are representing
Hall. and Gray is being defended by
Wesley 6 Williams
Evening star., 1947-05-20
SodoIity at Dunborton
To InstuII on Friday

Installation Of officers OF the So
dality of Our Lady at Dunbarton
College of Holy Cross will take place
at $50 m. Friday at the school.
The officers are Miss Patricia
ODea. prefect. Miss Nathalie Davis,
vice prefect; Miss Mary Moroni. sec
retary, and Miss Mary Mccarthy,
treasurer.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Repair Shop Sofe Stolen
With ST 800 in JeweIr

Police today were searching for
thieves who removed 250-pound
safe containing $500 worth OF
jewelry from a second floor jewelry
repair shop at 1911 9 street NV
last week end.
Joseph Scala, proprietor Of the
shop, said about 100 pieces Of jew
elry were locked In the safe Some
of the items we're being repaired for
District jewelers., others for indi-
viduals, he said
A desk drawer containing cash
and valuable jewelers. tools was in-
touched, Mr.. Scala said.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Mitchell Post to Elect

The Gen. Billy Mitchell Post, No
IS. American Legion. will elect Off
GERS at its meeting at 8 o'clock to-
night In the Masonic Temple, Lee
highway and North Oakland street,
Arlington
Evening star., 1947-05-20

| What should the Nations Capital
tell visitors on signs at its portals?
! That they are in Washington,
which is the Capital and should
drive slowly and use low headlight
beams?
That they are In Washington.
which is in the District of Columbia,
and that. ETC.?
Or. merely that they should drive
slowly?
The Commissioners Traffic Ad-
visory Board went into this thor
oughly last night at its meeting in
the Municipal Center.
1t finally decided to recommend
this legend for markers at the Dis
trict line:
Washington
District of Columbia
Speed Limit IS Miles
Unless Marked Otherwise
High Light Beam Prohibited
As first suggested by Traffic Di-
rector George E. Keneipp. the word
ing included the words, the Nations
Capital" instead of District of
Columbia.
Nathan M. Lubar. chairman of the
boards Laws and Regulations Com
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Edqemoor Citizens to Meet

The Edgemoor Citizens Associa-
! ton will hold an open forum on
Bethesda civic needs at 8 o'clock
tonight at the Bethesda Elementary
School.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-25
Christmas With the Pioneers
Held Deep Religious Meaning

CHRISTMAS on the frontier. as
new bands of pioneers pushed
ever westward to carve an empire
out OF virgin plains and wilder.
nesses, was in marked contrast to
the present holiday.
There was more meaning then in
the words Of The Book concerning
shepherds in, certain country
watching their flocks by night. The
solltudes, the closeness of the stars.
the virginity of the new world and
Its humble people made one feel
that time had stood still. Christmas
in those days somehow seemed
much closer to that first Christmas.
Those bleak plains could be the
ones the Wise Men crossed, this the
Night and yon sleeping village, Beth
lehem. The faith of the trair break.
ers was that of the Wise Men.
On Christmas Eve the pioneer
folks would gather in crude little
church or schoolhouse where chill.
dren recited their pieces and sang
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-25

songs about the birth of the Christ
Child. Santa would hand out mos
quito-bar sacks of candy. a golden
orange or an apple to each one.
and childhood rapture would make
that meager Offering truly gift of
gold and frankincense.
HOMEMADE sleds and sleighs
l 1 SKINNED over the snowy coun-
tryside with sleigh bells jingling &C.
compartment to the caroling Of
Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells"
Except in the forest regions, few
children enjoyed the sight of a
Christmas tree. But always they
hung up their stockings. an old
custom of their forefathers.
1t was a lucky boy who awoke
Christmas morning to find new
jack-knife in his stocking; lucky
girl who received a string of beads
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-25

or a calico doll from Santa Claus.
But that doll. made from spare
strips of bright cloth, probably was
more treasured than any modern
doll that can say Mama" go to
sleep and perhaps require a diaper.
Children who received a slate pen
Gil or a shell-box, a little affair
covered with shells and containing
small mirror, were the special IA
vorites of Santa.
For goodies. no Christmas was
complete without its pans of pop
corn and ropes of molasses taffy.
In rare cases there might be bag
of candy.
IN THE isolated cabins it wasn't
i SO easy to gather with ones neigh
bors to celebrate. There were
wolves in the timber and being
caught in sudden storm on the
pioneer trails spelled DEATH.
Christmas in some places meant
bobsled ride or perhaps a square
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-25

dance, often followed by a turkey
dinner costing 25 cents.
Gifts. if any. generally were in
the form Of unitarian mittens. muf-
flers or homemade boots. For the
women there might be a piece of
intricate handiwork to which some
enterprising friend had devoted her
spare time for months.
Throughout the holiday season a
candle burned in the attic window.
guiding late-faring travellers to shell
ter-the Star of Bethlehem on the
frontier.
But Withall these hardy folks had
as much fun as their great-grand-
sons and daughters who again this
year will celebrate by exchanging
elaborate gifts, dancing to name
bands, feasting with no worries that
tomorrow there may be nothing u
the electric refrigerator. a.,
Evening star., 1947-03-07
HOME IMPROVEMENT COS tcont. j

HOME IMPROVEMENT cos tcont., /.
CONCRETE WORK = Driyeways, walks,
Free estimate. can MILO. wo. o73I. -i4
% sssans nssn9s aSshes sssna: Sss me 1s: sss
%s a'is i've. aa'ias: isfa Nissoa
HEATiNG0oi furnaces and oil burners
summer and winter domestic hooEup; ex- ss.
Rs!s sasassss. c. ssaf = g.. g., .s. sssVGE
IRON WORK, nle escapes, railtns.. mise
!TSR sYSs. vGrh 91as pgsnoET 1sIS T ron WORKS. "a
kiTGHENs0sstarsamaiiinsa sas Iii as Your old kitchen
With the very latest cabinets and sink
'iS aHas psn sESn ana as9r essmsse e ss
19nsEs of2 sEksEReNErfEa2k6EA EReNE fa ga .stIoi sIhoi no
o. pay af MaY HGePNe HHRPifse nsednA eoMpAY 9Ss g.
PaNTING.Washingten,s q larses. ssrvicins
ICING ICING C.. si4 .1 d. NV. H. ss77.s sI Mis
RECREATION ROOMS. addition !. remodel
sa x sslsn .ssn sate sssi
iieissd. SeHaf ,e e IN EM 7Sa5. Wsn'ns'0n work s0-
TREE AND LANDSCAPE sERvIcE-Re-
Pssnas sstnsss HssasiIR :ssiR
SERVICE phone Oliver 5000. .
ssSa 81 ssss w issS RSai dsS fSS:
HYATTsvnLE CONTRACTING CO.
Eooting. siding. paintins, p.pering: az
nHePhs Us kEow fsss YoGs sRss NEEDS M or s
So 4s sssiSsf sssSs !slsR8; ssi5Ss
Evening star., 1947-03-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

Or eGlorss osli dssrss a. i4sz szn' e1DeF s;So
GiKL. colored. wants g;y;h. o to Pm
City. refs. Ask for BERNIcE. Call Ho
WoMAN, colored. smart and reliable. With
Al Al stI1 Sly refs; wishes days Work. CAL
. s,y y.st: ct: as. s5 ossz yszt or
ing, exper. DE. 1891.
GIRL, colored, hiRlh school education
sapss .11sss fSGslaf I1. af79 9r sh" f'r smah 'a'
GIRL desires days work. Laundry and
l,fht, ,Sss slssnins- s. day lunch and earfare
sis'5 .sssss ssfirss a. ssss general
WOMAN, colored. wants laundry work e
dosat home, and family wash: refs. Gan
Gi GIRL, colored. reliable. wishes general
G.H.W., two girls, desire job Ono cooking)
or laundry checker; nice and neat. TR.
ss|sEse ns ssi|sss s'
al G1RL. IS eoio9.d. SSsa wants general hoasework:
neat; reliable and sxgsrieInsseS; e1 Mys out; y:
HoTsEKEEPER, white, exper.: for or 9
people: can take full charge Of home. Box
aoshSsss HE1rzs 1.sn; ,,g. asassger1; :; i, T.
VIZ WotIp LIKE 70 PLACE our maid
and mothers helper; shs is @ IDEAL IN ~ every S
sssge sxs GAY 4b4 aR day y n MRs sSe
WANT PART-TIME WORK. days week.
ssHi WoMEN In t2,, eolored, rehned want work
81 81 dfs sadr 4r yesk asf to ny a
Evening star., 1947-03-07
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES,

PIANO LESSoNS-The CARoW PIANO
STUDIOS at 1000 N. n. ave; Instruction
By Robert Coll; So per month. Tel. Glenn
GREGG GREGG, PfTTMAS AND GRAHAM short
hand, touch tipping; individual instruction,
speed dictation. Day and evening classes;
start any time. LAKE SCHOOL, 1101 Ver.
mont ave. (at L st. n.w). DI. 1114. IS
MODEM TRAINING In beauty culture. all
ssssss s,as ssS,1hs ADRESYsd y aoYsE1aTfns YSEEaTY
SqF SfsFq oFER.qoss IH51 pNEIbaDESsderr M 1zssd
training In al subjects. day. night and
EAsHIs 'iaeSSs aoNouk r. scHooI S @ = sDpressa
for b. c. REQUIREMENTS and GI training
ifARN if1 70 DRifvE41o easy lessons and
permit secured; $35: dual-control cars;
pickup service. For information dial
az kzxss assp PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING Il. and
applied accounting from experienced CPA
's. n PGs e2SiTE f'1s eirz so eoIfSsE !!
Va. Va BAR BAR REVIEW tsinee 1885: 2 yrs
law. school required; 90%. Of my former
NEWLON'S LAW REVIEW, Elk. 1914 IL
SPANISH LEssONS-Former Latin Ameri-
can diplomat. cultured and with previous
teaching experience; military and aviation
terms spseisltys; os CLASS or individual in
ITALIAN fHLiAEN YcUNG LADY, graduated, gives
italian lessons. Call AID. 9s13, between
q and 10 pm. =
Evening star., 1947-03-07
REPAIRS and SERVICES (cont. J

ROOFS REPARED and painted; cutters
and downspouts. Guaranteed work: prompt
% %ss5ytce. q; s,;,8 1898 any time. -
saAR7. a7ss NieSols SS ;O'S; ave. 'sS s.s. shons
Heof1sG. HHeflse; TIMING, roof painting. 10, Re-
gstTFpaig; Tpiy suffering H spd sDoutins Can MR.
Stone AND cEMHsaNiT woRK-sson. re-
walks. steps. basement. driyewsys. porches.
sERRg, SHRsRRg # AZ. spIssss free estimates. call
iH TIiE kEfhIESfSSSSS: new installation, BY
sRos asoo sss Or eFls'isoss Ka $685. MAS'
TXfEWHITE1S cleaned, oiled and adjusted
HYpEMTR ~ HSsT fSsEspsosa co s1s II i4sh ah7n nw UNITED
VENETIAN BLINDS, retaped, recorded, re-
finished; prompt service; reas. prices, A
EETHRF sabs afsS craNED Il HX AR ase sass as q
3 t. wide and Il. long. Have your blindi
Il SSr n9dsIn xM
M G1 MAcHAEs aaa aT 9r,1sd ng esS9 sna oiled
$1.50 up Va. Md. and 2: e. guar. work.
MAsaSG fi sd MacGNEs aGfs RAsSikE6 AD 4e71
Saia azsS 4ahI ssfy!ss
WATCH REpA1RrNa-Th. watch 65a doctor
offers 4S-hour service. No extra charge.
sssEmENTs sss st y cement
driveways, walks. porches. retaining walls.
RockviIIe, Ma. Phone Rockviile sbss. rs
usED CAMERAS nouEns and sold. EuLl.xA
..!3 .aAL3SgTc 1gSc Nc- slb 10th st. nv.
ssSGHW sESsiHVs' i1o566 i1o566R OWN F1ooRs-El.ctric
floor sanders, waxers and edgers; low daily
AUfo s1s ss's e. O opss5ss' PSF s
ne. Ill
Evening star., 1947-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAFE.

ACCESSORIES for .moye healthful. conn
fortable living Auto: beating plants,
hot-water heaters: FLA terms. AMER
ICAN APPLIANCE CO.. Dealer-Contractor.
zccEssoaiEs nG loa sSar csm.rs ssS
or movie outfit; largest selection OF cam
eras, projectors. enlargers, electric expo
range rang d dnders, s nins, @ color fims, ss phots
papers, chemicals, photo books and SOC
more items. We buy and trade. BRKN-
DEPT. 81 Justies5, RI. 2454. ...
ACCOKDIONS-1 Stradella 40 dye-shift,
S275; Z. .Castel Fidardo 120 two-shtft.
xCCoRDi0Ns-Buy st JoRDANS and
save. New 120 bass Frontaltn, S30b. Ma
1923; 1QIt 7th st: NV.
ADDING MACHINES, hand and cleo, desk
models, new: immediate delivery. CAPI-
TOls S26 10th st. n.ws Ma. 1853. -S
Evening star., 1947-03-07
MOTOR TRAVEL.
MIAMI FLA.-Leaving before Mar. 18th
new Ford; take 5. EN-. 3140.. ID.
PERSONAL,

INCOME TAX RETgRNs preparsd any time
by appointment; 25 yrs;, experience; rea-
SpffSSlssr STfSsr TaS Tca6SUEEefiNa Eeftf a. sESas17icEsSec
sonaity and Job ATTITUDES; we can he help
sApx saGs r SsfrfhE 4: n;E REGISTRY: mothers call
pI sso0 :atesustd home and child;
$500. call Miss Wright. sH: $3.50.
FEsRaNENf F Waves asHs 81 sasmpoo
nngerwave, Soc. No appointments; Al
TNS FGsh s'7s Srh4rY sS pso
INV. JOHNSON, Dent,ss-ralse teeth re.
gslred while you yait Room Co., So2; Wss:ors
bsEEssMARiNs fas cLIs1c In for eT
Ing women. II your. clothes no longer
need M p1 rssssiins o~ We seselsiiss II that asId
Expertly done at moderate prices; STUDIO
S.sI isn.sy ns Geatfa "a Hho Il E1eTs s
AZ: AZ: X MI llsos. al10 F St NV Room 30.
fsTs 1 no q. N assE
MR MRHGSS3H ES3E sSho e9R WoRk4ws h.o 3 dse lsush.ns
%s eoms :Fi Il sns e. e 'ho" t.
ENs, Dye Wort Socialists. 800 deoTsia
WsNH VI Na"f 10 of EosE s777 WEIGHT, % it IT, II.
crls eass Rshsss s4ss S as. ave, = Silver sDrins.
TH TkES. aSls sovlnWElRaaTs HEss
aaITH f6a sasss eENT ss 'sSsB' sasB "a. % ave. sii7sl
sRsisf WxsT ro 81 sEIn aGls SOMETHING, want to buy
somethinsa Furniture. drapes, linens.
bric-a-brac; mems, women's, children.s s
a a1 eS9D 3fS es 1 sTAr psE sa0R
ef 0s5Ss1i se5oSys1Eins, pRAREnHs CO. sc ssso; 9:
Foms our ararsl Samples IN your your home No charge
SA1sER1IF 9slsSatlGFR Ra9Rs
and bonded 24-hour service. Du. 1892
~ MY M sgHsEse sss &c. home
ssPsa5assg. DssifsSss Mss JESSIE pRocToR 5oI-
8 g. 81 Sfts fssa g efIfFsf RT fs5s "a Va cox
sLif COVERS, draperies., TAILORED from
snissd HPaSLsfEkrNG. En ss7 repairing, slip covers
mates given; elesnine, upholstered fuTni:
Spsolssering; & pickup and deliver; saicl
ssryies; eil wosss Guaranteed. JONES q
PEFEaA PEEFER RAssBIT s aSsoN NURSERY has several ws
openings: meals, Transportation. Sngo
aaSoST5sE PLANS pRAwN-New or revised.
guaranteed satisfy: material lists, esti-
mates. !JORDAL, Overlook 1726, 6-9 pm
CHILDREN PHOTOGRAPHED in your
home: different SKI portraits, SO For
sRfffS' sffP' CovERs, Frs iAPPERsiE;s iDRAPERiEs. bedsprsads,
vanity skirts made to order. CO. 43sS
PARSONS COUNTRYWIDE day and board
ing school; 2-12 years old; accred. teachers;
hot lunches, daily transp. (Read ad In
isr SUMMER camp. s1oi Georgia ave. 81
fNTERPRETER. fluent Spanish, French
trsnsIations. Box s3-T, Star. IL. !
SPECIAI-six different, loysble photo
graphs Of your baby. only SO. In your
Call MR.. BARNETT. DI. 2801. IL
ACC0RDIQN1ST desires 9 or nights 9
bsss ALSO; fer dance or entertainmSs.nt;
H1H saiGn ExhAN2arfioNs Nt2sarfioNs BY eye physician;
sy sppointmensv v only nsyss DR. NEARYss sso. as7
VACANCY-Rest home, hrst floor, mex,
bath; delicious meals: nurse; tray service
sa saUiRsEL hSs HILL. boarding school for
.sy T. sssss n.s, Gla Tol
snfsW xda4s. sn M M lssa snsy p Ss
PIANIST. classic. ana semiclassicsl music,
would consider playing at high-class hotel
or q selected restaurant with refined en-
vlronment. GE 1862. es
Evening star., 1947-03-07
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
ADDITIONS, remodeline, carpentry, plumb.
inc, plastering, painting. ETC.; free esti-
mates; no money down; z years TO pay
ALTERATIONS, remodelins. brick work
carpentry, Painting, plasserinE. roofing
ALTERATIONS, CONCRETE, wall footings.
perches, driveways basement floors. steps,
ASPHALT DRTvEwAYs, parking, lots and
eAVINa coNTRACToRs. Glebe 6e4e. IL:
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR - General
repairs Of al kinds, recreation rooms and
eTr,ss Prs E spssiAlts' dE. ol7z. cAAh is.W W.
SEMENT Work, stone walls, nssstone
terraces. walks, chimneys, hreplaces. Ce-
walls. MARCUcCrO. Rt. 4, Horners lane
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 3oss. Ia
Evening star., 1947-03-07
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

SELECT POSITIONS %, bookkesper-ste:
pos days $50 Sk lsN s1sn9FTspssr slf a,.nos
under 36. So 800: Spanish English sec2
day. $50; stenog:, construc. exper;, Sol
vk;: stenog:. real estate sxper; iuIaTIs iaI,,
Est. SO yrs. FOR the better positions al;
BoYD'Ss 1883 r. Ma. 1888.
TYPIsTS u0) $150 mo-; several In en-
bassies, int. work; acct. clerk, good at ng,
ures, S150; payroll clerk, 5-day wk. SIC
week; clerk, knowl. tipping. future, $50 wk.
s better:payinT pay eT positions; thousands placed
come; estab. so years. BoYDs, 1888 r
statesmen (m), start $50 wk. up: car
usually helpful; drug, laundry equipment
home appliances, etc: many others: SEE
Mr. Paul at BOYD'S, 1888 F. MA. 232s.
CLERK-TYPIsT, 20 to So: excelleny op-
town ofices; salaries range from $15C
Secretary -bookkeeper. 25 to ,35; unit
sual opportunity with radto-enEineer con-
stenosraphers. 20 to 80; attractive open.
tngs; pleasant working conditions N down
town onices., WALTER KESSLER PER.
SONAL SERVICES. 612 washington Bldg.
DI 1920, D1. 4442. .-.-.....
Evening star., 1947-03-07

SITUATIONS WoMEN tcent.l.
&NERIENCED WOMAN-2 years' nurses
technician In Army 20 months; typist for
siyn service after discharge; CAP rating
WoULD LIKE POSITION n companion.
chauffeur. free 10 travel Box ct. Star.
Evening star., 1947-03-07

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sSGaFs ssosS sss sss'sz H. :ssss ssss :ss ss Az
tREEzzEs. gloMN cgsIARD -, . Make e
Is ssssT sSsn'.. s' .s1os .S,aa tie 81 sR
now to insure delivery. CAPITAL FREIz-
ERs GO 1873 Wisconsin ave. Phone
fRxse2H2Hs, FROZEN cusrARD-A COM
plsts new approach to merchapdiSins frcser
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sss s.9 sass .nd ssS.
exl2. matching runners. co. slo6. Ext.
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gas rsfrigssatoT, 9 Gu. IT,; excellent eop-
ffSISiiDAfkk. fiiaSai el. IT.. 500; double bed.
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FUE coAr-Mink-dyed muskrat. size IA
70 le. IoEn . ! ssason; cost sesb. sell $50
ssaaitiss; SsS. M ss41 si.sI p.n.. .'
bunny Jacket. fo0 collar and cuflA lcvely
white satin lining; ske ~: @i2. can
ftS NEC1FMCEs - Hundreds Of ane
ssbles, stone martens. Wild and ranch
prices; Anal coat clearance. 1AaKul
(UNS, COR 9th and q nv.
FUR SCARF, sable-dyed squirrel, Skiul;
Evening star., 1947-03-07
MIscELLANFoUs EoR sALE.

MISCELLANEOVS FOR SALk.
81 sess $500 oid bominion s sS sSd. Hsa Alex
SSSSSSS4SI: 81 as.. NATIONAL All nos-v.s.r boiler.
damper, controlled. changins TO sas; Ssst
IIIKNAcE. hes water. National; max, y.p.
GsIl GI1l after sfssr D.n.. No. a5s4. IS
perfect; storkline high chair. red leather:
yyardrobe and washing machine. WA.
FURNTURE--Liying room suite, Q De-.
rsasonahly priced. UN. 1740.
Lsxson type sofa. dusty rose; large mirror,
tables, beige lounge chair. 'sxs blue broad e
loom rug. walnut waterfall modernistic
esdTm. esdn cSmpl:.ss chrome dinetse; al for
FURNITGkEwIivins room. bedroom,
ssDo1 S and e. SsasS sos s!sss' loae No. Vermont
ns On e u. s.' :s az y ass
eouches, bedroom, living room and dinette
1Sssss THE ,S zee " before s9y,ns s.s' terms
FURNITURE - e-piece mahogany dining
room suite. twin walnut bedroom suite.
nlsh9ssDIy re sspI.y.a and sIdn maple ss
desks. china cabinets. dinette sets book.
cases. cases. sofas. studio eouches. HOLLYWOOD
Sons.rv ShcIs. 1no ddnt,0us manogany cnesS. ma
Special 3.piece maple bedroom suites,
Sl29 20. Use our credit plan LINCOLN
!EURNITuRE CO., s07 Pa. ave. NV. MA.
FUkNITURE--2-pe. liy. rm. sets. S29.eb
up: bedrm. sets. $40 .95 up; piano. medrn.,
$50; sofa beds. $S9.95 up; .ssle. inner-sp:
terms asss iath s &. ns ss' op:a oss%Ds 3 IS
coffee tables, mostly new
Sofa $sS, rev Thsss chiaofobss. sis
e go. Three vanittsss $40 TO $40.
from $40 to S18,. Three record cabinets.
$l9. each. Strol1ers. new, So en-. AT.
FURNITURE, miscellaneous furniture and
and rugs for sale. Call Gil. 4400. Ext 164.
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