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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-17
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SPECIAL koTIces-(cont. }

ANY ONE KNOWING the whereabouts Of
Helen D. Scott, formerly living at 1914
Que st. NV, please call Executive 1897.
HEREAFTER I WILL NOT be responsible
for any debts incurred by anyone but my
self. RICHARD A: PERRY, $500 Mary
hurst dr.. Hyattsyile. Md
SPECIAL MEETING of the members of
The Stagecrafters Club, Inc, of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, will be held at its Of
fees 433 3rd st. NV, Wash, D. c., on
Mon, Aug. %, 194s, at l pm for the
purpose OF election of officers and trustees
and for the transaction of any and all
other business that may properly come
before the meeting or any adjournmentS
thereof. EDWARD P. MESEROLE, Sec
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SITUATIONS MEN.

trained man. ass 30. over
10 years. business sxperienee. now en-
make change; $360-S400 mo. Box DIT.
ACCOUNTANT-oFF MANAGER. B. c.
s. degree. 40 years old, 20 years en-
perience Call Sligo 1888. 1es
ACCOUNTANT, auditor or once mgr. 20
years experience insurance. general con-
struction and mercantile accounting: fully
qualified to handle al taxes; DAVID z.
SWEENEY. 2o2l wilson blvd Arlington,
Chestnut 1882 lss
expert: books started, kepy
part time: tax returns prepared. state.
msnts snars reasonable OR e074.
ATTORNEY, 80 yrs. old. wants once bldg.
20 manage. fully exp. with apt. houses,
real estate, once bldg. management and
SPECIALIST. %. recently
owned and operated successful used-car
lot; college graduate; desires responsible
managerial position with substantial
CAshIEh, experienced, desires work With
hours. y to or whereabouts. WO. 4S79s
CONTINUED on Next pareD
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ADV. MGR, Wash. community newspaper;
consider college student: part time. OK.
1891 is
BOOKKEEPERs. perm. openings; stenog-
so words per min. with accuracy; typists,
perm. openings. type 40 words per min.
with accuracy: business machine oper.,
exper. on bookkeeping machines; comp
tometors. addressographs and key-punch
machines: no fees. Apply o, S. EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE: Commercial and Profess
BOOKKEEPiNG MACHINE OPERATOR.
knowledge Of Remington preferred. but not
e tssa1EsS CO. 'S sos1 e NV. NE. ssos.
Do not apply on Saturday. -1s
MAN AND WIFE, white, run restaurant,
near Winchester Va: cook and serves
salary. room and board. Call evenings,
Z pm, FIR 5947 22s
EXPER. FOUNTAIN HELP, white. men or
SOUTHEAST PHARMACY. 1855 9Th st: Sc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

est cash prices Free appraisal. ARTHUR
Markell, $40 st NV MA O2S4
ACCOUNTANT. expert-Books started kept
part time: tax returns prepared; state
ments, audits; reasonable OR. 2074
GAS WATER HEATERS, 90, 80. 40 gal
automatic: no cash needed; small monthly
payment; immediate installation. TEOMP-
SON e. STANSBuRY CO., INC. Ii 3029
81
MODERN PLANT now accepting whole.
sale cleaning and laundry accounts Call
WA. 1864
WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by anyone other than myself.
ESAU w. SAMUELS, s19 End st. s.w,
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. RICHARD Z. MURDOCH, 1905
10th n. Sc. IL
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

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Leave your ads at the Bust
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for pleasant work, 5-day. 4o-hr. wk.; good
PEOPLES DRUG STORE, employment Of
sEcY. -sTENo.. 80 to As, diversified exper.
req, must be rapid; $500 mo- plus bonus;
public steno once: int s,,; perm PERM
sa1RT Press RES p oPERAroR, experienced
s s HS sssgy open Nd AP %a s s9St
good; large pay check for right person;
Sppy "eEhnE sGnd LE Il sH mG $3.50
Sol soeL1ccIfToRs ee,. door to door, for is est
photo studio. No coupons. no selling; excel
SOLDERERs, experienced, for light work
in the manufacture Of record PLAYERS;
oe bSa ably; noTEN co z 1
ssTfEtSoGRAPHER@Hisha School grad RI
sss,Ssi &c s1RR
s s9HasesHR assiafRs part time to 1f i've
day week: 81 small law once; 1875 per
sTENoGRAPHER, young woman for per
F FlfHssi HssO st. at i4th a' week. If
sTENoGRAPHER-Fo aviation organiz.-
n Gn s.ses SITS sso n 30 DAYS
ssThESNiotGHRAPPHafER.c LTEkK. TYP1sr. perma-
Rsns Das0e e.e s s pu for
sas tssssnsns ee 'f9 @ 5
s sfEsocR s.f IL aye lady, 5-day wk.
once Of BOSS g. PHELPS. 1417 X st. NV.
srENoGRAPHER, under So. to assist sales
promotion manaser, perm, position 5-day,
cal tahT MR. wv Waikiki ssaEinf BE- 'a 1885, s'se
permanent position. 5.day wk.. pleasant
s sSIt as s9ndiise AP nozs
ssfHEase SCI I 4 ny for law once. e.
sIIiEhN q Esom yo a9a lady about 60
n The h hssnns sssl
hour week, interesting work and an ex-
cellent opportunity for capable person
hVPly sThs pff Pa s0s awe
sTENOGRAPHER and insurance clerk for
real estate and Law once: 5,day wk; sal
sry open; p ss \; WALsHE' INC" liIo Eye
s Il aie't sas tos merchandise once,
large retail store; 40-hr;, wk.; empl. ben
neI once s'' SEARS s koEBUck { Co. 500
s ,1ls h'HE ta). for publishing
shorthand speed; will consider beginner or
person with little experience for other
position: paid vacation, paid sick leave.
STENOGRAPHER. to work In new modern
once of lge. truck distributor; steady job.
with excel opport. for dependable person;
vacation. disqualification, etc; prefer some
one living in sc. or Anacostia section OF
city. Cab REQ WASHINGTON CO., INC,
Mr. Orrison. Ii. 7402. -22
STENOGRAPHER-Exc opportunity
for competent young lady with experience
in stenography. checking bills and other
vo.k involving figures; 5-day. 4O-hour VIZ.
planned promotions and excellent working
conditions In Newspaper once. Apply
Room 60f, Star Bldg. THE EVENING
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.IFE INSURANCE sELLING-offers mil,

opportunlty Tor income ana advancement
We are building a substantial business in
statesmen in each locality. Salary and
commission with quarterly bonuses Apply
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO., 2030
No. 18th St. Arl. OW 6"12. 10
MAIL and information clerk, no exp neces-
gary. Apply EMPLOYMENT office. WARD
MAN PARK HOTEL, 2100 Woodley I'd n W.
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SltlOn. ABBY SlONE STRAW IoRE,, SVt
Franklin st. ne, NO. BOO. IL
COUNTER WOMEN. white, cafeteria expe-
furnished; Apply TALLY-Ho REsTAu-
BENT bANTAs sla ssts K Nv no,
necessary, knowledge bookkeeping, typins
essential. b-day week $40 while learning
Full details by letter only. Apt. 2, 2o92 F
DENTAL ASSISTANT, exper. only: must be
able to act as .receptionist and assistant;
AIRY; all communications confidential. Box
psy 'eIIIAs1se sembi9s.sa s3sfes;
EbgN1hx a sssrsrA Il Pc
accuracy. talent at digesting. briefang; lg gs
perm: inquiries kept confidential; Please
give full details list letter. Box 1873, Star
FrTTER-sEAMsTREss. white, experienced
for better type dresses. suits and coats
Salary open. JOAN ROBERTS, Conn. az l.
FILE CLERK, under 80. newspaper ONCE;
salary: $3.50; 5hs-day wk.; Advancement @ns
FILE FL CLERKS ceaIIERKs-Must be high school grad
yates RANSDELL, INC, SO R. I. ave
FILTER sEAMsTREss. colored, must be
position: excel; salary. Apply at s ss
F FoEH f2hN GIRL. white, experienced:
m nSaIs' Z. eAP1ToE PHARMACY. Ii. 800.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS t2>. white. must have
local references; night work only App y
| in person, $3.50 Georgia ave. w. liz
FOUNTAIN MANAGER. exper.; salary and
commits sion. Phone HO. 6434 for interview.
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK. knowledge of
typing and switchboard required: o-aay
Wk.: salary S42. so per wk. Apply Mr.
Doran, KASS REALTY co, 4461 Conn.
Cir for general ONCE work; typing and
| knowledge Of n c. R. maehine essential.
Good salary. Apply ROYAL CREDIT CO.
G aI 'n 70 St take nE charge Of once Must be
Keeping s Hours 8 to 5. Monday through
ING Tlsss l. sunpING MATERIAL co. 1902
GRILL AND SANDWICH GIRL, white, for
ewes; must be neat and experienced: good
| pay and good surroundings. Appiy WARD
MAN PARK DRUG STORE. Wardman
RHsn5tEJsHhKSlE sEpER white. middleased, to
care for 6-year -old boy: live in; permanent;
SUNDAYS of. ME. $3.50 till pm, IA.
| 1868 from 3 pm on -Io
| HOUSEWIVES, widows: white. earn money
part time; no eanyasstns. Call E1- 1241
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'apable of handling simple
good salary. advancement
UTLER'S FEDERAL STORE,
NURSE (white); permanent;
from l pm. to 3 pm. only.

R-BOOKKEEPER, 90 to 35 years:
,redit experience necessary: good
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PORTER, white; must have good refer
ences. KAHN-OPPENHEIMER RE 1898.
10
PoRTER-Experienced preferred, for our
ladies' wear shop; must be honest and
reliable, KOTzIN, 1918 q at. NV. 10
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Lewis
Continued From Page BIZ

10-inch by 20-inch concrete footings
of to az to S mix placed on solid
ground at 80 inches below grade.
Foundation Walls: Walls from
footings to underside of first floor
slab are 8-inch hollow Stag foam
building block.
Floor Constructions: Floor slabs
are 4-inch concrete of l to to 4
mix placed on subgrade of 6-inch
Stag fill covered with layer Of as
phalt coated subgrade paper. Slab
is reinforced with 6-inch by 6-inch
No. 6 wire mesh. A 12x2-inch by g.
inch asphalt expansion joint is
placed completely around slab to
form an insulating barrier as well
as insure against expansion troubles.
Exterior Wall Construction: An
8-inch bevel-faced building block is
used.
Sash: Pre-glazed and pre- painted
steel sash are used for durability
and economy.
Roof Constructions: TruSsed raft
ers are used because clear span
construction by roof trusses uses less
material and requires fewer man
hours to build and erect, and it
eliminates need for a central-bear-
ing partition. This allows complete
f1exibility in the location OF par
titions and storage areas.
Roof: Asphalt shingles were ap-
piled on sheathing over paper.
Insulation: Insulation In 24-inch
widths is used,
Interior Walls: The interior walls
Evening star., 1948-12-24
Realty Boord Collects
Many Toys for Needy

The Washington Real Estate
Board collected seven truckloads OF
toys for needy children at its 18th
annual Christmas party i'll the May
flower Hotel yesterday.
The toys will be distributed by the
Salvation Army through an arrange
ment made by the board with the
Council of Church Women.
Each member brought toy as a
ticket of admittance to the party
More than TOO persons attended
the event.
Winners of door prizes were
Vincent L. Toomey, jr., Marjorie
Harker. Charles Garner, R. A.
Humphreys, jr., Mrs. John E. Small
ing, Nicholas G. Frederick, Bernard
Cooper and Mrs. Earl Dcdson.
Prizes were contributed by Ray
mond M. Taylor, president of the
board, who presided; Fries, Beail
and Sharp, The Evening Star
the Washington Times-Herald, the
Washington Post, B. A. Coe & Co.,
w. H. Hessick g. Son, and Washing
ton Gas Light Co.
Evening star., 1948-12-24

all-round utility value and for its
economy.
for each house are different in order
to try out new methods and COM
pare with conventional usages. In
the first house is conventional "
inch sheet rock applied on furred
exterior walls and interior stud par
titions. The second house is fin
ished with board panels cut to
measure at the factory and delivered
to the job ready for erecting in
place. The third contains a new
departure from conventional con-
struction methods. Instead of fur
ring the outside walls, the interior
faces of the outside walls are
plastered directly to the block by
using a plaster aggregate in place
of sand in preparing the hardwal
plaster coat.
A saving is made possible by this
method Of wall finish, because the
understanding qualities Of the
painted block eliminates the need
Evening star., 1948-12-24

Of Turing. Also because of the in.
sulating qualities of the hollow
block and the type of plaster the
danger Of condensation is elimi-
mated.
Floor Covering: Asphalt tile is
used as floor covering both for its
Bathroom Wall Finish: In one
house aluminium tile is used because
OF its acceptability and economy.
It can be purchased in exact guam
titles and applied by any handyman
mechanic. The house with board
interior is finished with Fiber Tile.
The third house has the bath fin
ished in plastic tile.
Interior Wall Finish: Walls are
Evening star., 1948-12-24
Costs

Continued From Page B-1.)
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finished with oil paint on the board
wall house, combination white
coat and paint finish is used on the
second one, and a resin base paint
on the third.
Plumbing: Conventional plumbing
Is used throughout, with the excep-
tion that q combination laundry
tray and sink is installed in the
kitchen to effect a saving in place
of installing separate sink and laun-
dry tray.
Exterior: The yards of the house
Evening star., 1948-12-24

are graded and seeded, with q mini
mum of six evergreen shrubs
planted in front of each house.
Walks are f1agstone.
Evening star., 1948-12-24
BUNGALOW
MODEL
ONLY s12,25O

Copper plumbing, pIostered
and pointed wolIs, full base
ment, large ottic suitable
for extra rooms, beautifully
tiled bath, white oak floors.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Rites for Casa B. 0'NeaI
Today in GuIfport, Miss.

Funeral services and burial for
Casa B. O'Neal, rs, Washington
resident since 1918, were to be held
today in Gulfport, Miss, where he
had been living temporarily since
September.
He died Wednesday in Gulfport
after a long illness. His home was
at 1416 R street NV.
Mr.. O'Neal was born and educated
near Biloxi, Miss. He was in the
real estate business there and
taught school in McHenry, Miss.
Later he worked for copper COM
pany in Phoenix, Ariz., before he
came to Washington. He was en-
ployed IN the General Accounting
Office but resigned in the late 1920's
because of i'll health.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs,
Laura T. ONeal, two brothers, Mar
win c. and Eugene B. O'Neal, both
OF Perkinston. Miss. and two nieces.
Mrs. 1rma Chaff1n, Washington, and
Mrs. Murlie Vestal, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
John HedIer's S Funeral
viii Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for John Hedler
u. Washington baker for more thar
IS years, will be held at ii am
tomorrow in the Lee funeral home
Fourth street and Massachusett!
avenue NE. Burial will be in For
Lincoln Cemetery.
Mr.. Hedler died of a heart attack
Tuesday at the Holzbeierlein Bak
cry, 1849 Seventh street NV
where he was employed. He livec
at 1896 Forty-fifth street NV.
A native of Germany, Mr.. Hedlel
came to Washington in 1892 ane
became an American citizen in 1898
He started working at the bakery
soon after he came here.
He was member of the bakers
union, Local 118, and served as
treasurer for many years. He had
been treasurer of the Bakers Ben
eficial Union for the past 20 years,
Mr.. Hedler was member of Kel-
Ter Memorial Lutheran Church.
Surviving are a son, John K. He'd
Ter; two daughters, Misses Augusta
F. and Karolina j. Hedler, and a
sister, Mrs. Henry j. Kroll, all of
Washington, and five grandchildren.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Frederick N. Haas Rites
will Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Frederick M
Haas, "a, founder of the hardware
store at 2012 Rhode Island avenue
NE. that bears his name. will be
held at 2:30 pm. tomorrow In the
Lee Funeral Home, Fourth street
and Massachusetts, avenue NE
Burial will be in Rock Greek Gene
terry.
Mr.. Haas died Wednesday in his
home, sos Virginia avenue Sc. He
had been in Ill health for the last
few months.
Mr.. Haas came here as a small
boy from his native Newburgh. N. Y
He attended District schools and
worked for other stores for Is years
before he opened his own in 1917.
He retired in March, 1947, and sold
his hardware store to his grand
sons, Fred Paul Haas, jr., and Will
liam M. Haas.
He was member of the Lang
don Lodge of Odd Fellows.
Survivors are his widow. Mrs.
Anna E. Haas; a son, Fred Paul
Haas, ST., 1929 Twenty fourth street
NE, vice president of Frederick
M. Haas Co., Inc, and a daughter,
Mrs. Helen Brannan. also of WASH
ington-
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Mrs. N. K. Lompine Dies;
Led U. S. Nurses in Serbia
BY The Assoeiafsd Pres.


NEENAH, wis, Mar. 19.-Mrs
Mathild Kruger Lamping, rs, who
led the first contingent OF American
nurses to Serbia at the outbreak OF
World War I, died Wednesday night
For her service to the Serbian
government, Mrs. Lamping was dec
Grated with the Cross of Nursing by
King Alexander.
Mrs. Lamping for many years was
secretary Of the American Nurses
Association. She was a member of
the board of the Illinois Training
School for Nurses.
Her husband, DR.. Thomas J.
Lamping, Chicago physician and
surgeon, died in November, 1916.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Mrs. KotibeI P.ScommeII,
Lost of Park Sisters, Dies
By the Associoted Pres,

NEW YORK, Mar. 19.-Mrs. Kati.
bel Park Scammell, last surviving
member Of the Park Sisters, cornet
quartet which won international
fame in the latter part of the last
century, died yesterday.
In the 1S8O's, she and her three
musician sisters toured the United
States in a horse-drawn buggy,
giving concerts in major cities. The
four gave many European concerts,
including command performances
before King George V and Queen
Mary of England.
Mrs. Scammell also was once cor
net soloist in the band of John
Philip Sousa.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Rabbi Chain Bloch Dies;
Headed Orthodox Union
BY the Assoeioted Press

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Mar. 49,
Rabbi Chain Bloch, SO, honorary
president Of the Union of Orthodox
Rabbis of the United States and
Canada, died yesterday at his home.
He was the author of widely
known volumes on Hebrew law and
had contributed to rabbinical
periodicals throughout the country
A native Of Lithuania, Rabbi
Bloch came to this country in 1923,
Dean of the Hudson County
rabbis, he was a member of the
board Of directors of Yeshiva Uni
versity Of New York.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Psychologists to Explore
Cove Near Covinoton

Members Of the National Speleo-
logical Society leave tonight to ex-
plore a large cave near Covington
Va.
The group, led by J. S. Petrie,
secretary of the society. will meet
parties from Cleveland and from the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute en-
route to the cave,
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Mrs. J. Francis Reese
Dies in Westminster
BY ,he Assoeiosed Press

WESTMINSTER. Md, Mar. 49,
Mrs. J. Francis Reese, SO, former
District l chairman of the Mary
land Federation of Women's Clubs
died yesterday of a cerebral hem
morhage.
A graduate of Western Maryland
College, she was formerly Miss M
Louise Gullette of Salisbury. She
leaves her husband, a Westminster
undertaken, and two daughters.
Funeral services will be held SUM-
day.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Doirymen's Pay Raised

New leland increased dairy
workers pay by $355 a week, to
$21.67, because they must work
on week-ends and holidays and
thus do not get he benefit of a
40-hour week.
Evening star., 1948-03-19

A species of bird, the mega
podes, lays its eggs in mounds OF
decaying vegetable matter or in
sand near hot springs and leaves
them to be Matched by nature.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Garh nf Thanka

BUTLER, EVA R. The family of the
late EVA r. BUTLER wish to express their
appreciation to the relatives, friends.
neighbors and ministers for the kind con-
sideration shown them at the time of her
death. We appreciate the beautiful fow-l
ers, sympathy cards and letters:
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1948-03-19

JOSEfH Il. blNS' Secretary-1reasurer-
ToLBERT; STANLEY p. Departed this
s mems aospts Fsh sTSNLEY D.
beloved husband Of. Elise Tolbert, father OF
Delaney Tolbert brother of Mrs. Flossie
caso, nj: Mrs. Pearl Rowe of Warrenton,
Va; Mrs. Irma Lawson of Amissville, Va,
and Emmitt Tolbert of Baltimore; Md
Laura Tyler Of Washington, D. C.. and
many other relatives also survive: Funeral
n sa91sy aSs family mayoP Blot IL Jn e
day. March II. 1s4s, Mrs ALBENIA VAN
W1cKLE. Remains resting at Hysong' S
Funeral Home, 1900 N st. NV, until .
Hill Cemetery Chapel, Both and r sts NV
where services will be held at pm. Rela-
tyes and 1T frendS H invited to attend
WATKINS, THOMAS THURMAN. Sud
denly. on Thursday. March is. l94s. at
RI THURMAN WATkiNs b BELOVED 10 aie, HUSBAND q
kins, brother Of Mary H: Butterheld and
Eugene P. watkins. He also is survived by
one .son-in-law, one sister-in law, four
a snd The e0i ss Of M GhsF Wafns
may be viewed at the above residence after
Z Pm: Saturday; March 20, Funeral
eoopef Methodist sa church n p Dnnkre irem Nd lef
lnterment church cemetery. Services by
stewart. II
WILCOX, FRANCES MARGARET. On
pital., FRANCES .MARGARET wfLcox. be
loved mother of Mrs. Helen T. Mcmahon
and Mrs. Edna wilcox Chevalier.- Re-
/ 1900 N st NV. where prayers will be
said at $50 am: Monday, March %;
thence to Blessed Sacrament Catholic
Church. Chevy Chase Circle and West
ern ave. NV; where mass will be said at
| 10 am. for the repoSe of her soul Rela-
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery 81
WILKINS. CORA LAWS. On Thursday
March is. 1e4s, at her residence, Hern.
the late Masnus +. A wilkins % and mother u 81
1 NJ Waite wilkins Of Herndon, Va, and
Mrs, Lucy Weleh Of Atlanta. Ga Funeral
the Herndon Methodist Church, Herndon
Va. ia
Evening star., 1948-03-19

HJ0RTSBERG, ALEXANDER L. The
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~ members of the Grand Encamp-
IN ment, I. Q: Q. r: are hereby mott;
IN Patriarch ALEXANDER L. HJORTS-
BERG. A special session of the
NV Grand Encampment will be held
~ Saturday, March 20, 194s. at 8
~ pm, at the I. o. o. F. Temple.
~ By order Of