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HELP DOMESTIC,

COOK. general housework; chsracter and
cooking references REQUIRED. Live in or
sisass sSa .isei ahr Il ismi' wo 8? soss week
COOK, CO. CIV: sxpeIiencsd; 30. adults;
os FFsis eool.d % 4sas o1 small
family: perm: lob: live in; S25 week. Give
CoUPLE-Furn. small house, nearby Va;
sslaTy Nan 40 to have outside 1 empfosment: sSnnas.
cobPIE, white or colofed. wife for s.h.w.
man, or il employed elsewhere to % work
in spare time; live in. pleasant first-foor
es have
Total pay, s25 week to start. Box ISL
bath man to work out; refs. required.
G.HW.' e Wvs'vAND AND COOK. thoroughly us expsr
fsss fsssnt city references 5000 salary, GE.
G,H,W, colored. thoroushly experienced;
dr,'s family Of 81; small spt: recent city
fond OF children: 1870; no work Sat.
or Sun; s2s and carfare. Cali RA. 4sl3.
GIRL. eolored. part-time job taking care
Of gentlsmans apt. Give description. BOX
GIRL. white, Scandinavian preferred. for
m rstoop room IN ouieR neme neiRh Rhe
9orhood Write full particulars to Box
HoUSEKEEPER. white. live in, pvt. rm.:
3 children. mother at home automatic
washer; near-in Virsinia suburb: 8 days
HousEkEEPER. exper, Per m Tor medium alum size
modern hotel: state qualifications and age.
sSUsrkEESIisL,. iEiL. white, liv. in: pvt 1Hs foom
ano Al .n,I1 pafh SfheT Sn hep employed adults
HOUsEKEEPER. sh,w. care children: near
Georgia ave. streetcar. Good refs. Salary,
SIS. RA. 1850,
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SITUATIONS poMEsTlc.

COLORED GIRL wants Tues, Wed, Thurs.
nearby Va: good worker. Call Vienna
coLoREp 81 70 VcoLLEGE GIRL desires work
taking care of child for busy parents, or
light housework in apartment. First-class
ironer wants work Tues. and Wed. AT.
COOK, colored. experienced II yrs. refs.
desires position with private family. TW.
Cook. maid. waitress or laundress, wom-
ar, colored. thoroughly trained. expsri-
enced. reliable. desires part-time work
nofnshs. CooK AND - eHousEKEfPER. middle-ased
white. settled women; intelligent; good dis
position; competent recent city reference
family OF / or adults. Box 399-L. Star
DAY CARE for small child in private Ii
censed home. Call RA. 1853. .
GIRL, colored. wants Job as nursemaid
exper Call NO 1859.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-Going away;
wish TO place my white settled woman in
small family: has . wonderful disposition
honest. clean, good, plain cook. etc; live
in. Call AD. 3311.
GIRL, competent, colored, desires work
taking care Of home and nice children for
employed couple. preferably: fond Of chill
dren; cooking for children only. Fine rel
GIRL, colored. desires Job as maid: expert
eneed with children; references. Call IW.
GIRL. soiored. desires job as nursemaid;
will do ehild's laundry. Call NO 2e4e.
GIRL eolored, wishes Job as mothers
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MOTOR IRAXn.

EXPERIENCED, CAREFUL DRIVER. oc-
Minneapolis, Minn. Beautiful 1913 Lin.
s. &c, as ssI
WOMAN Va AN DRIVING to San Diego about
July 81. take 2. LU: 5e05
ton e Florida! Cali Daleviev ssts; R.
pRRfTvfNG TO LITTLE ROCK. July 81.
Phone TIanklin $3.50 after Pm.
HpdRfvfSG SEDAN 70 Tex,rkana. Tex.
ssxjnf MHj fb.ys yHs'ds Tx ss ea ssEe an
DRIVING TO NEW YORK. Sunday or
Monday, 1s47 Mercury, take 3. Wo.
W2STED-a passengers to Knoxville.
Tenn; Friday. July 3d. o pm. 1s47 Ford.
DRIVING CHICAGO July 30, space avsil-
DRIVING 70 RENO. NEv.. departing
expenses. Call Monday. ST 1920, Ext
sGaGk % 1919 STATION WAGON, weekend
trips to mountains, beaches, seashores
lnoneommerciaD' accommodate several
DDilvlNS DlsY' TO Fl. SMITH. ARK. .sou,
Drive. @ return or uss ~e.ks ne eSs ox ssss i sssiD
WANrED-3 passengers TO Los Angeles:
DRIVING 10 cHICAG0 and omah. Jul,
2e; take 2; share expenses. JOHN BAu-
DeTvNa Div C. KANSAS CITY abou. Au. End,
Sosa. '"'s 'Apehse'' On
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HELP boMEsrlc (cor,. :,

HoUsEMAID. white. for bachelors, sleep
cut, no cookins. must be well trained for
.sos service and c1HsOls sonfs S
$50 am. and 5 pm. for interview. IS
MAID, reliable, must have local reference,
be able to drive car high salary TIA
MAID. ,colored part time morning or days
MOTHERS HELPER. live in, nice home
help help with general housework and 2 small
So. to start. WI 345O.
NURSEMAID, eyper. woman, local ref. re-
se%s ntshts ofs0n Tofs Sundays se cal cs !5iy ef
Refined eolored family wishes elderly
.sd sa mehfFs ea suhsss hspsr No ssn 54o se in if
live in; | school.sge child: Bendix; ref
WOMAN. capable. s'h.ws. w. full care, nosi i7-mo
VI. 6Ssi. ' '''' '''' ' "
WOMAN. white, capable. settled, Prot
ts n. sht es9Ens s.r1 f" IN good home
WOMAN, light ho1sekeepina duties, care of
small child entering kindersarten in Sept
prvaa sTshinse nome for Aasm. a5s os, board N nice
care for s1mo.-oid ' Child nG0ie days se'; xk'; 10
urgently needed. FIR. OO10.
WOMAN. between 35 and 45. to take care
ss.sa M 5ss4 MR sisr' itYif1sRss' hs:
MAID, colored. part-time work. PM
pleasant working conditions. Applications
sseip'sa sD sDts 4is tTSm xD S sass 274S as'h
a:s sso st Il. s''s No. 81 sSs f%
MAiD-Live in; x.h.w.. care children;
Georgia ave. streetcar. Salary S25. RA
WHITE OR coLoRED-Nice home in
country on busline; small salary, rm; and
refs; EXCHANGED; Ashton 81 81. -25
WOMAN settled middle.ased woman
care for elderly lady; a nice home for one
who can meet requirements. co. 7i90
WOMAN, white, settled. to live in: semi
private accommodations in new home
light housework and partial care Of ambu-
latory patient; moderate salary. Pleasant
MAID AND GENERAL HoUsEwoRK, cook
tns; live in; local references. EN- 234s.
G.Hw.. white or colored, assist with 2
local ref; S23 per week IA. 3592. ~2o
FURN. RM. FOR LADY, in exchange for
eve eve. care of children. ages 7 and 8. 1895
waSTE6 RasHn St. WOMAN RS y9 vss ass5 near sn and
rough dry. BOX 352-L, Star.
WILL GIVE good home and salary to elder
stay nights; one in family; references re-
ouired. 1928 Mapleview pl. Sc. Anacostia.
WILL GIVE WOMAN comfortable semibsmt.
rm, PVT bath in return for some serv-
GIRL OR WOMAN, reliable, for eh.w. in
solored col tourist house; salary. SIS wk Call
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

HOME IMPROVEMENT SOkNrANlkS.
ADDIIIoNs and lse. er small repair iobs
s9s IN an s.smss. eI5sGs ws
sbbpfTfoNs. sb i7YoNs ALTERATIONS. carpentry,
t. fRies sen:i
oMj oEGMiaTM tSSG GARAGE. 1sxeo; eoncre,.
esel sIs!hs;xs eas5 'ps 'sasssS; ssS on 5:u,
sssmsss sz fsa 00si' Us
ASPHALT AND CONCRETE DRlvEwAys
repaired and replaced; new sGS Concrete etc sSSe o
Ssss ss eas coMagaifY satsnfA!' pa2iNa 'SS ana @
BOOK CASES, shelves. cedar closets.
ss,fsaas iSs' n'sSf' sa M $780, ,'nsE
s1DIIfEbSozER s1IESozE FOR HIRE. owner operated.
ments and land clearins. AK. 71o0.
CARPENTRY, masonry, plasterins,, paint
Ing, DECORATING; EsnsTsi 5spsif work; esti-
GssfS CEMENT iFee wosk. so sson. walls n.s.ton.
ment ,driveways., porches. retaining walls.
P.0f MARGnce1o. 81 kous. s 8 % HoTners Ian.:
eoScREriE. SSNisi @ CEMENT Ges WoRK, footinr,
AT. 1854 or FIR. 0l36. -26
FENCES, all types. immediate erection;
retaining walls concrete and ,,SI, sargentEy; 2
FENCE : coSsTRucFioN co. II. 1000.
laying sahdins nissina. e:snins Iss s Iss!: Sst
fs!s' s:'fs se en''hst sia 1sos:
GENfRAL e REPAIRS remodelins carD.n-
try, painting, roofing. etc. Prompt service.
z. l. MILLER. 1886 10th st. NV, NO.
NEW BATHROOMS INSTALLED, old bath
2ed gas water heaters gas
PAINT STYLIST-Tnterior painting q spe-
cialty Work guaranteed. Reasonable. 90
PORCHES BUILT, attics finished. rec rm.,
sis s. nS2e1 uS soTR 4O g mos to pay
REM~oDELiNG ~ and general home improve
proons sor ca rsR I essE ss S2 tS 9e es ,nd @
osAH fRs n0fRts bseoRasa Rsznse' Co. asisa sCs h s
SCREEN YOUR PORCH Will. I hay. III.
sUitpiR Co doNfRxcToR. fsS s s.ner.i iAep reDsiFs
s hne eARr f.s w. IN sN6E s oE
MODERN KITCHENS, cabinets and .Se!i.
G9sTTsSE s9sT SG oS 6SSTKz1fsc s5si azsyf Il
Painting, paperinE. roofing and siding; AL
rn M4 ftss esSs sTsala' Today
for, for ress as, estimates on all home mDroys
aRExs .sRi ''sfesy HoSE wA skRyfsE syfs Us aHa
1inf Il SSSf nsoq and
plumbing by licensed mechanics Home
sS% o%NERs iMP Co. e sGS 79ss
or IA: 1881, any time. Ill
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SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.

ADAPTABLE COUPLE, curators historic
Powell House. Phila., 4 years. seeking hous-
ing Wash. or nearby in exchange services,
apt mgr. careUker estate, etc: man, Govt.
supr. handy with tools: wife, ex-schooi
teacher. Walden. TR. 1910, weekdays.
COUPLE, colored. desire janitor's job with
qqartsrs; 1sgo no children; experienced. Cali
COUPLE, colored. want ianitors Job with
quarters; no children. CHI. 1850 Sunday
all day; weekdays after 4:3O pm
MAN AND WIFE. colored. want part-time
janitor job with quarters; no children;
reliable. Ii 1858, Oh
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nTyQTNF QC
WE HAVE ALL TYPES Of exper. domesti
help DE 6f45 -27

WE HAVE ALL TYPES Of exper. domestic
ofP1cE 6ssP pf fFossGfffffoNs-secretari.s sGff stenos-
ssRniss sarss 5day 'sns'' WIKI kie'eR.Aia KEss
ADAMS Rs apd Z sx. AGEs4 s.ss s.s public
school positions paying 1920 to S370 mo.
to start in; l, phys; ed: p math:; .. in.
history; g. French and English; g suid.
:. math; 3 science; !, phys. Cd; 5. French
and Spanish; 8. lower school: Z Librarian;
eoo eoR' sds ARAMS i4th hn.Ga sGa :ts nx r.
All? a?' YOU LOOKING FOR HELP. The
other methods Of securing help; White or or
sss of e' He RI 4.hs eHa m So e; !sa
sxLEsMEN. Sal. siMx $3.50; ONCE machines. Under
man. ma e'RTsss Rnowedse 'A5 Ab5ooEte.pins Once SUP
srs sse sad sSs$1cf Nj;
next church. NA: all5; ~. n
5s af.ns s5S VIZ
Al AZ saRckErskY & ii Az s3 Is; $500; .bl. meet
public, ATTRACTIVE; real secrstary,s.esno .n to
sSo seay Esde sdusasons ssys %
Embassy secretary. military training pref.
5000. Hotel secretary, fast stenos" start
$50 Medical stenoe start $500. Silver
Spring, stenog, start $50. Part-ti ste
nographer, LIS pm. days, writer, $50
wk Adv. agency stenog.: $40; OPPORTUNITY
learn a prof. business; future. Reed 100
new applicants daily for new openings
s4s: o@ysI @ z}stnisiks:ss;s H. 5 hooT'. SoYD's'
sEeaETxR1Es' Ct 3fsh A ss5 N u; %: law ofne..; 5
d.; gen pract.; hospital. med. exp Secy' ~
Seey.. chemical, 5000 UP. Dept. store; 5
d., S45 Airlines secy., start SIZE New
openings every few minutes MSS Younfi
saEiEcf s ii r." orEA1NGs EA s. e3-seey;, Hy.t.s-
500. Financial secy., start 81 800; visit
psone sf 1edsX NJ MS ME- HPsseRRsoNNEI sERvioE
1911 @ st. NV. next to church. -,
LIBRARIAN, 5000. A. B. desree in lib.
science ca,d punch aDerst9T mqs.
asss 81; EMP srssVier Is fSsh
Fiji FILE dhERk hE is2S a., $4,000; exp: law once
f,les' little typinnnss;o ypnnso at once. SoYos' y
TYPisT rs. $3.50 ,wk; construction
othcs future Typist;eiesse insurance s45
oper. Sa .-typist. sa'ss5 s45 Sk % Psx oper: :typist,
Telephone operator; ;typist; hotel. SO: SO;
Evans, Desk Z, BoYD's. @ at 18th. MA.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMEST

RUPHER's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
fces. am; to pm; $50 per wk. Cook,
go home nights, $40 per wk. Cook, live
SIS per wk General housework, go or
stay nights, $25 per wk. RUPHER'S EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCY, 1887 l1th st. NV.
WE HAVE frst-class colored help. full or
part time. Also day workers. Call AD.
O639. PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE, 1883 Wallach pl. NV. -27
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INSTRUCTION coVRsts tce,t.

REAL ESTATE COURsE-Learn the basic
fundamentals Of the real estate business:
active realtor With up-to-the minute in
formation; 10 lessons: class meets each
Thursday, 8 to 10 p.m.; visit one session
formation call or visit EXECUTIVE m
ST!TuTE. 1907 H st. NV. ST. S215.
FRENCH AND GERMAN LESSONS, private:
beginners Of advanced students EN- O094.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BEAUTY OPERATORs NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects; day. night and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. l340 N. Z
ave-. ME. 77Ts Established 1918.
LEARN TO DRfvE IN washington's Oldest,
largest and most moderniy equipped auto
driver training school; 194S model cars
patented dual controls: permits secures nH
b. C.. Md. Va EASY METHOD. NO. l7e4
MODEM TRAINING in beauty culture. Al
subjects .aushs; App1oyes y a SoysEnms4nYs sEaT,4Y
c3LLEGE ,sieH g & NJ 81 now 1e form
ing. enrolling veterans. TEACH AIR IN
STTTUTE. National Airport, Ex. 99o5.
PIANIST will give instruction.
basic and advanced. in your home; IR.
TUTORING, all subjects, grades 1 to 9.
Exoerienced public school teacher. De.
SINGERS, studio and music. classical and
popular; private tutoring OF voice. aiso ai
piano and violin. CO. 4767. CATHERINE
BENNETT sINNARD. 1895 Lanier pl. NV
Mt. Pleasant earline.
LEARN A LANGUAGE FAST; reference;
after Q hrs. start talking; native instrue-
tors. Tel. Supervisor morn, eve. Hu. o7.s.
PRACTICAL NURSING. train s su,skl, ys,,t 4.
Learning. Informstion FREE. @ .r,,H MA4N. 81.
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BUSINESS SERVICES.

AUTHOR'S MANUsCRIFTS TYPED, tele-
phone dictation, etc. Reasonahle rates,
accurate, prompt service. Call Ex. 56sS
or ia 36bS. 26s
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CHIEF ENGINEEI
q. n, reHistered, con.

CHEF ENGINEER, c. T., registered, con-
struction, $4,000.
Estimator, c. T., construction, $500. :.
Sales engineer, degree, construction and
Draftsman, mechanical. S4,7O0. WAL
TER II KESSLER, personnel services. 612
wash. Bldg, 18th and N. Y. ave. NV.
ST Q442
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n sroRb :. enaFk fSF "A ry ss istDss cLAN
ERs Nc; l Thomas Circle;
IEAcHnR .abaai for st sTaas small group
ILAcHER; nursery school: hail day. Mon
small enrolment. Mt" Cali MRS. NAY. ST.
TEACHERS, primary and elementary. for
private school,. must have degree. state
experiences and qualifications. Box $40.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR Contact
good compensation. Write only, VOICE
RECORDING STUDIOS. 1906 Goth st. NV. .
woman to learn transportation work: good
Greyhound Terminal $ Iiio New 4gd York ave. we.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. PIX, good pay
Plus meals while working. Apply HOTEL
ffPfsTss MAHNsVE lssh ans 1a,oH sts
wk:, interesting work in radio school
sD9t.'. cali Ao: 1870. Ext. s, between .
rYp1sr AND FILE cIERk-some short
hand exnerlence; Permanent position. s.
HSIfYss ialiSs fsc peg 5osa y Sc NJ!
T1PlST, Catholic. We have another at
tractive opening for q capable Catholic
lady, under IS. who is looking for per-
manent position with opportunity for ad-
yancement. Apply by letter only to WILL
TYPIsT-Perm. position with hotel equip
ment firm: 5t2-day wk.; paid vacation and
sick leave: excel. oppor. for advancement
If willing to learn to operate dictaphone.
Apply Mr.. Robey, Z. B. ADAMS CO.. 641
TTYPIsff f'f; for n once of small trade sssoeia-
ton; other varied once duties add to in
terest OF the Job EX. 5SSS.
1 TfPIST with knowledge of chemical terms
for national scientific research orgsniza-
tton; 5-day week; excellent working con-
ditions. opportunity for Advancement
Call EX 500, Branch 30.
TYPIST - Long tablshed auto dealer
vii. 'mploy high school graduate with
typins experience viii be trained in
sinner. Prefer resident of Arlington Co
Write WIFE,: P g Box 1852 Central Station.
TyPIsT-Prefer young lady with some
bookkeeping experience or aptitude for
working with figures; air-conditioned once
and many employe benefits. Apply Per-
sonnsI once, st. entrance, HOTEL
, TYPisT BILLING oLERK-perm. position
with attr future in wholesale plumbing
and heatins supply house for rapid. sc-
curate typist. salary. S165 to SlS5 mo
Sia-day week. Call MA On5n. Miss witt
staff for interview. NOLAND CO.. INC.
136 ST. ne. IL
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PRACTICAL NURSING. train quickly st
home; excellent pay; many ny earn VIZ VIE
SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL NURSING, BOZ
l2O.L Star. 90
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CONTINUED on Next PassJ
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IAN, thoroughly exper.,
with volume liquor store
ng that type trade. Box
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man ofice in better retail establishment;
must have some knowledge of bookkeeping
and be able to assume responsibility; 5Ha-
HORACE J. MEYERS CO., 1881 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1948-11-29
Tomb Guard Obeyed Orders
In Shooting, Army Declares

A lone sentry, following orders to
guard the Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier with his life" fired the
shot which wounded woman sit
ting in her apartment at Arlington
Farms late Saturday night, the
Army indicated today.
The bullet, one of two warning
shots which Army authorities said
the sentry fired at trespasser near
the Tomb, pierced the wall Of Flor
ida Hall, more than 300 yards away,
and struck Mrs. Irene Coslett, "a,
wife of Army 1t. Robert T. Coslett,
in the leg. Her condition was de-
scribed as good at Walter Reed Hos
pital.
The Army continued its investi-
CATION today, interrogating the SEN
try, Pvt. William O'Connor, 20,
called by his commanding officer zone
of the finest soldiers" in the Cere-
monial Company of the Sd. Infantry
Regiment.
Guards from the regiment have
the responsibility of keeping a a.
hour watch at the Tomb.
1.-THE soldier was acting within
orders" an Army spokesman said
"Instructions are to guard the Tomt
with their lives. All the guards
there are especially picked men"
The spokesman quoted Pvt
OConnor as saying he challenged
what appeared to be trespasser a.
the edge of the woods near the
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Tomb. He received no answer on
the second challenge, it was said,
and when he heard some one run
ming, he fired two shots and then
summoned the officer of the guard
detail by pushing a buzzer.
Criminal Investigation Division
agents of the Military District of
Washington said they were ques-
tioning a Fort Myer soldier who
they said had admitted being in the
vicinity of the Tomb about the time
the sentry fired the shots.
The Army will make tests of the
bullet removed from Mrs. Coslett's S
leg to make certain that it came
from Pvt. O'Connor's MI rifle, but
authorities said they had little doubt
it was the stray shot which struck
her as she sat listening to the radio
with her husband.
Park police, who were called in i'm
mediately after the shooting, and an
Army officer who lives in an apart
ment near the Cosletts said the
bullet appeared to be 80 calfber, the
same size as that used III the M
rifle.
The Cosletts have lived in the
Florida Hall apartment since last
July, when they moved here from
Manassas, Va. 1t. Coslett has been
stationed in Washington about two
years and comes from Columbus,
Ohio. They have two cheldren, a
son, Is months old, and daughter,
6 years.
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1,20O Attend Rededication
OF Salvation Army Unit

More than 1900 persons attended
rededication ceremonies yesterday
at the Salvation Arny's Evangeline
Residence, 1880 L street NV, which
followed extensive renovation and
lrefurnishing of the home.
The five-story former hotel houses
27O working women under IS. 1t is
one of IL such residences main
tanned by the organization in the
United States.
Albert Chesham, commissioner OF
the Salvation Army's Southern ter
ritory, was principal speaker yes
terday. Guests included Maj. Gen
Lewis B. Hershey, Selective Service
director, and Mrs. Hershey.
The Evangeline residence was
bought by the Salvation Army in
1921 and was the second such home
to be established. 1t formerly was
the Dewey Hotel. Miss Evangeline
Booth was general Of the organiza-
ticn at that time and the residence
W%5 named for her.
Mr.. Chesham estimated 1t serves
more than 1000 young business
women yearly.
Yesterday marked the completion
Of renovations costing about $780,
900, Mr.. Chesham said. New fur
niture was installed, the dining
room was replaced by a cafeteria
with new kitchen equipment and
the interior was redecorated COM
pletely,
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Receptionist Greets Visitors
As FoIger Library Eases Rules

ernized within. Air-conditioning Is
being installed and workmen are
cutting great holes in the walls for
the ducts.
But most important, according to
Dr.. Wright, is the work of catalog-
uing that is going on. The library
has more than half the books that
were printed in England in the 18th,
18th and 18th centuries. The Harms
worth collection alone, given by the
publisher of the London Daily Mail,
has 10000 volumes. About half OF
them have been catalogued.
I'VE are not going to buy many
more rare books" said DR.. Wright.
I'VE haven't the money. But we are
going to bring in all the modern ref
erence books needed to make these
rare books of Englands Renaissance
period understandable to the schol-
ar. And we are going to impress
upon the world that this is more
than a Shakespearean library; that
it is the greatest treasure house of
the products of the early English
book presses in the world
Evening star., 1948-11-29
Mrs. Gizcyko Is Quizzed Here
By Counsel for Executors
Mrs. Puttersons
Daughter Appears
With ; Attorneys

Mrs. Felicia Gizycka, only daugh-
ter of Mrs. Eleanor Patterson, today
made her first personal appearance
in the fight to break her mothers
will
Accompanied by trio of attor-
neys, Mrs. Gizycka appeared at the
Offices of Ward g. Paul, court report
ers, to give testimony to attorneys
for the executors of the late Times
Herald publishers estate.
Taking of her deposition was post
poned last week when Mrs. Gizycka S
attorneys told the court she was in
a New York hospital and might have
to undergo a major operation. She
was released from the hospital last
Thursday.
Today, one of her attorneys, Will
liam A. Roberts, said she was feel
ing rocky" but later she told re-
porters Il feel all right
Mrs. Gizycka posed willingly for
photographers, but to reporters said:
I'm not ready to give an inter-
view right now"
Asked if she would be willing to
talk later. she replied with shrug,
IN leave everything to my law
yers.'
A reporter asked her why she is
contesting her mothers will, under
which she would get an annual in
come of $4,000, some real estate
and personal property.
Well she responded, that's di-
rect, anyway. I'll say that for it
In addition to Mr.. Roberts, Mrs.
Gizycka was accompanied by Lloyd
K. Garrison of New York, and
Harold A. KertZ.
After two and a half hours of
questioning. Mrs. Gizycka emerged
from the session and told reporters
with a wry smile, Il feel fine. See
you later"
Mr.. Kertz said Mrs. Gizycka had
taken the questioning "splendidly'
and that it had been necessary to
make very few objections to the line
of questioning.
Evening star., 1948-11-29
Chauffeur for Snyder
Among 5 Fined $50
For Drunk Driving

Five of six motorists who pleaded
guilty to drunken driving charges
in Municipal Court today were fined
$50 each by Judge Ellen K. Raedy
The tase of the sixth defendant
was turned over to the probation
officer for report and sentencing
next month.
The drivers includes the official
chauffeur for Treasury Secretary
Snyder.
The five paid their fines in lieu
of 60-day sentences. Each defend
ant Withdrew an earlier request for
jury trial and pleaded guilty.
Those fined are:
Clarence E. Blackwell, 40, colored,
Secretary Snyder's chauffeur, who
lives In the $500 block of Thirteenth
street NV. He was charged No
vember II with three counts OF hit
and run. as we'll as the drunk
charge after a series of three COL
lisions with parked cars in the
Southwest section. The Corpora
ton Counsels Office dropped the hit
and run charges for want OF SUI
flcient evidence"
Robert J. Eisel, 27, Of the 100
block of Nineteenth street Sc, who
was arrested November Is at Bla-
densburg road and l. street NE.
after an accident involving the
truck he was driving. A charge of
hit and run against him also was
dropped by the Corporation Coun-
sells Office for lack of evidence.
Mrs. Nettie F. B. Toye, 38. a res
taurant owner who lives in the 100
block of Twelfth street NV, who
was arrested November after COL
liding with another car at Second
street and Maryland avenue S.W.
Raymond T. Craun, "a, of the
420o block of Wilson boulevard,
Arlington, construction worker,
who was charged September 81 after
striking another car at M and South
Capitol streets.
Walter A. Dunnigan, jr.. 81, Of the
1900 block of Thirty-ninth place
NV, who was charged October 16
after hitting a car in the 5000 block
of Thirty-fourth street NV.
The case referred to the probation
Office was that of William H. Aaron,
80, a food store manager who lives
in the 3400 block of Fourteenth
street NV. He was arrested Novem-
Der 10 after he barely missed a
pedestrian as he was driving his
car from an alley in the 3400 block
of Georgia avenue NV.