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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-14

ASSnoSS ACAoAosA osSo "oAsSAS
weakly.
away up in the attic because no.
body uses it." She was referring
to a weapon of questionable age
and condition that Walter had been
given by his grandfather.
but I'd have to buy a hunting
license" demonstrated Walter,
weakly. He saw his line of defense
being methodically torn down by
his wife.
Emma regarded him deliberate
1y. Zone little cotton-tail rabbit
would more than pay for license"
Walter surrendered. He might as
well make the best of it now.
eyes, that's true" he agreed.
"And the exercise might do me
good"
"Of course it would, DEAR" EN-
ma beamed. AS usual she had
emerged the victor. "Today's
Thursday, why don't you go Satur-
day?" she queried. Emma was not
one to put things off once she had
made up her mind.
"That's awfully soon," said Wal
ter, even though he knew it wouldn't
do much good to stall. "I'n have
to give the gun thorough clean
ing and buy some Shells"
Emma glared at him. "You can
think of more silly excuses" she
scoffed. Nov let's hear no more
about it. Come Saturday, (here she
paused significantly you're going
hunting!" With these parting words
she bundled up her knitting and
stalked haughtily out of the room.
As Walter heard her heavy foot
steps echoing up the stairs he ad-
dressed himself to the empty room.
"Well, that's that" He, too, went
upstairs to find solace in a good
nights sleep.
The next day, after work, Walter
went up to explore the attic. He
found the shotgun standing in
well-cobwebbed corner. 1t was COW
cred with thick coat of dust, and
in spots it had begun to rust. Wal
ter shook his head sadly. Never
theless, he carried it downstairs and
set to work. Emma nodded ap-
proval.
When he had finished, Walter
could not help being little proud
of his efforts. The gun cleaned
from the tip of the barrel to the end
of the stock.
In spite of himself, Walter began
to feel somewhat excited. This was
his first hunting trip and he intend
ed to make it a successful one.
On his way home from the Office
that afternoon he had stopped in at
the hardware store to get some
shells. The proprietor had been
most helpful, Walter thought. Not
only had he advised him concerning
the proper type of ammunition, but
he had recommended a particular
corn field where, according to him,
the rabbits were incredibly plenti-
full.
Later that evening, Walter sur
veyed himself in front of the full
length mirror in the hall. He had
donned some khaki trousers which
he had bought year ago at war
surplus store but had never worn.
A green jacket and red cap COM
pleted his costume. He practiced
aiming the gun at imaginary tar
gets, glancing out Of the corner Of
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-14

For Gifts: Pure Eng. Shepherd pups. White
Border collie pups. cocker pups. Following
dogs 10 Mo-: Dalma tions, German Shepherd.
Airedale. Fox Terrier.
CREEK-SIDE KENNELS. Beardsley, MINI.
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Ladies' Of Fashion: Be sure you are always
wearing the latest popular shade of highest
quality sheer NYLONS. Low prices to MEM
bers. Write for particulars.
NYLONS-OF-THE-MONT CLUB
p. o. Box 1888 High Point, N. G.
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of the federal government.
In that report, and its recon-
mendationS there is no narticle of
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for better govern
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FICTION
Corner
BY JOHN SHARDM

Walter wosn the hunting type but encouraged by his wife, he decided
luck He thought he quito fetching figure in the oe he
rugged unfortunately he learned hot needs hon
to bog game.
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Coal stocker for residence. used. in perfect
condition. suitable for 1000 to 1000 square
feet floor space. Write
731 Burlington Ave, Billings, Montana
or Phone 2914
Evening star., 1949-11-26

FURNITURE REPAIRING-Rennish'
ing, minor repairs done In home
All work fully guaranteed. veteran
IN. 63O1. --A5
Evening star., 1949-11-26
CoIIeqe Clubs

Representative Mansfield. Dem.
ocrat Of Montana, will be the
guest speaker at the dinner meet
ling of the University Of Montans
Alumni Club to be held at 7 pm
Tuesday at the Fairfax Hotel. Rep
resentative Mansfield, who was 9
delegate to the recent UNESCC
conference in Paris. will speak or
the meeting.
The Washington Alumnae Clut
of Texas State College for Women
will meet at 1880 pm. Tuesday al
the home of Miss Mildred Thomp-
son, 1445 Ogden street NV.
Former Representative Robert
Ramspeck Of Georgia, will be
guest speaker at a luncheon meet
ing OF the Wesleyan College Alum
nae Club Of Washington at 1890
p m. December 8 at the Burlington
Hotel.
Mr.. Ramspeck. who is now vice
president of the Air Transport
Association. will speak on "Avia-
ton and World Peace" Mrs
IRamspeck also will be a luncheon
guest and will speak briefly or
the activities of the Georgia State
Society,
Evening star., 1949-11-26
Field Marshal


Field Marshal the Viscount
Montgomery of Ell Alamein was
the guest in whose honor the
Commander of the British Army
Staff, Gen. Sir William D. Morgan,
entertained at dinner last evening.
The other guests at the stag
party were Gen. j. Lawton Collins,
1t. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway
1t. Gen. Elwood r. Quesada, 1t.
Gen. Leonard T. Gerow. Col. A. j.
Drexel Biddle, Admiral Sir Fred
erick Dalrymple- Hamilton, Air
Chief Marshal Sir Charles Med
hurst and Col. George Cole.
The Viscount Montgomery will
attend the Army Navy football
game today as the guest OF Gen.
and Mrs. Collins. then will go to
New York to be the guest for a
few days of 1t. Gen. Bedell Smith
at Governors Island. He also will
spend a day or two with Mr.. Wal
ter Griffin of the English Speaking
Union before sailing next Friday
aboard the Mauretania to return
to England.
Evening star., 1949-11-26
E|sbree to Speak
AT Tea Monduy

DR.. Hugh Elsbree of the Ii
brary of Congress will be guest
speaker at the University Women's
Club tea to be held from 4 to
Is pm. Monday at the club house.
1915 New Hampshire avenue NV.
DR.. Elsbree will speak on the
Hoover Commission Report on Re-
organization of the Federal Gov
ernment.
Miss Ethel M. johnson will pre-
sent the speaker and Miss Mary
Connolly will be the tea hostess.
The art appreciation and poetry
groups will have Miss Agnes De
Lano as their guest speaker at 8
pm. Thursday at the club house.
Miss De Lano will give an illus
trated lecture on "A Discussion Of
Art in Browning" Miss Louise
Newell will preside.
Evening star., 1949-11-26
|AAUW Branch
To Sponsor Play

The College Park Branch of the
American Association of Uni
versity Women will sponsor a
Clare Tree Major presentation OF
Dick Wilmington and His Cat"
at $3.50 pm. Wednesday at the
Greenbelt (Md) theater.
Proceeds from the entertain
ment will go into the fellowship
fund Of the AAUW which supplies
scholarships and grants to out
standing women throughout the
world.
Mrs. Thomas Witkiwski, chair
man of tickets, has announced
they may be obtained from MEM
bers of the branch or at the
Greenbelt theater box office.
Mrs. Major, founder-director OF
the Children's Theater OF New
York, will bring her adult New
York cast to Greenbelt for the
nerf0rrnance
Evening star., 1949-11-26
CHRISTMAS GIFT
SUGGESTION COLUMN
Starts Next Sunday, No
vember ~.
Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
/ or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutively
31c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, SC per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, Soc per line, 4-ine
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
Is OFFICE HOURS
Daily. s am to 8 pm.
Saturday. 8 am 70 pm.
Sunday. IL am. to pm.
leave your ads at the Business Once.
Of the Branch Odces throughout the
PHONI STERLING 5000
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before second IN.
8ertion,
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HELP WOMEN tCent.)

CHEMIST OR TECHNICIAN-Labora
tory supply concern, desires. capable
young girl for office work, where her
technical training can be used: ex-
cellent working conditions and SAL
ary: submit application with educa-
ton. experience. etc. Write Box
CLERK-sTENoGRAPHER, expert
enced. for insurance agency. per-
manent position with excellent op-
portunity for Advancement, 5a-day
CLERK MsfI FOR III RECORD RECORD DEPT, perm
position exper; nee: KIT Mus1c
CLERK TYPIST-Permanen 5-day
35-hr. week. good typist; $3.50 te
start. Vacation. holidays. excellent
working conditions. Apply in writ
ing. stating age, education, expert
ence and references. Box 444-k
coMrAN1oN sssn for elderly Christian
lady in exehsnEs for room % sne
10 to 2. SPILLWAY BOWLING
ALLEY, 2004 Nichols ave. Sc, TW
csRsEE66ilr COLLECTION CLERK 70,
large electrical appliance store: ex.
p.rienced: excellent salary. Appl!
MR.. Dublin, S17 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1949-11-26
Society ondC|ubs
Corne|iu Elizabeth Bingham
Presented by grandmother

deb, her mother and grand
mother, the latter wearing aqua
lace and a chain of diamonds
and the former leaf green crepe
and emeralds.
Salmon pink anthuriums, flown
from Los Angeles, were used to
decorate the house.
Assisting Mrs. Kremer were
Mrs. Fred M. Vinson. Mrs. Kremer
Post, Mrs. Thomas Carson, Mrs.
Joseph jackson. Nine. Munthe
de Morgenstierne, Mrs. Harold
Stephens. Mrs. William B. Dolph.
Mrs. Linton Collins. Mrs. Donald
Kistler. Mrs. Charles Koones,
Mrs. Francis Winslow, Mrs.
Stuart A. Bingham, Mrs. Rupert
Bingham, Mrs. Leroy Mark, Mrs.
Walter Macomber, Mrs. Helen
Russell. Miss Helen Forrest and
Mrs. Robert E. Freer. Coming
from out Of town for the tea
were Mrs. George White of New
York and Mrs. George w. Borg
of Chicago.
Miss Bingham was graduated
from the National Cathedral
School for Girls in 1949 and now
is attending Colby Junior Col
lege in New Hampshire. Her chief
interest is in art. The attractive
and blond debutante will be given
debut dinner by her parents
on December 26 at the Chevy
Chase Club.
Mr.. Bingham is a well-known
attorney and Is a member OF the
Chevy Chase, Metropolitan and
Rotary Clubs and is a past presi-
dent of the Federal Communica-
tions Bar Association and Of the
Barnsters. He is also a member
of the American Bar and Dis
trict of Columbia Bar Associa-
tions. Mrs. Kremer's late husband
was a prominent attorney and for
26 years was Democratic National
Committeeman from Butte, Mont.
Evening star., 1949-11-26
HELP WOMEN

ASSISTANT in auditing once in ex.
elusive hotel. Shorthand. typing and
exp. with banking deposits. Good
So. and meals. Refs. Box 466-J,
BEAUTICIANs (2): must be neat. am
bilious and have Georeia ave. FOL.
lowing; 65ee comm ALICE MARIE
BEAUTY SALON, 1905 Georgia ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced all
around. Apply ALBERTINES, 1919
BEAUTY III pIci IocpiERAToRs-Manaser ASo5fSM and
2 other all round beauty operators
wanted for Virginia shop. GL. 1913
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., law
ONCE; accounting training essential;
give BACKGROUND and salary ex-
pected, Box 446-K, Star. --27 !,
CASHIER for credit dept, general
Star I !. ekoTHNa Co. sss 7'h
CXsHiER-Experienced. good salary
and pleasant working conditions.
Apply once, THE YOUNG MEMS
SHOP, 1919 r St: NV: -
nee, 5-day wk.,. paid vacation. sick
leave, S45 starting, salary. In reply
give past .exper., refs, age, marital
status, phone number; bet. and b.
Box 266-J, star. -S7
Evening star., 1949-11-26
MANAGER

eor shop. One having thorough
knowledge of ready-to-wear business.
Marvellous salary, plus commissions.
All information held In strictest
confidence. Box 172-J. Star. -27
NURSE, white. to live in; age 25-40;
PRACTICAL NURSE twhtte). to. care
for elderly lady; live In; excellent
home: state salary expected. Box
kEsEARcH AssIsTANT-For market
analysis unit of weekly news maga-
zine. Experience in this field or col
lege work in mathematics or statis-
tics required, Must be able to type
and use calculator. Position includes
detail and working with figures. but
also offers opportunity for use Of
initiative. Call Mon. Fri. S:30-5 200.
RPEssEAsCai Isl sSSi 81 tsnTFAiTTfRssTiIC1AN- TTRssi College
degree; permanent; 5-day. 3b-hour
week: excellent working conditions;
$4,000 . year. Apply in writing,
stating age, education. experience
and references. Box ASK, Star.
Evening star., 1949-11-26
HELP MEN

DRIvER-PORTER. colored, willins
worker. familiar with Chevy Chase
area. Must be neat and sober. Ref.
erence. HIGGER'S, INC, 5017
Conn. ave. NV. -27
DRY CLEANING MAN. experienced
to operate dry cleaning machine.
cH1LLuM CLEANERS. 223 Riggs rd.
ELECTRICIANS. journeymen. expert
enced in old house wiring. Top
ENGINEER, 3rd-class license or 5th
and 7th, for ONCE bldg; white
only. In answering. give age,
license classification. If now en-
ployed, where. Write Box 421-J.
Star. -2S
ESTIMATOR for local and long dis
tance moving and storage company.
Give all details and reply to Box
SCH, Star. rs
FIREMAN, for ONCE bldg. 8 days q
week. must have 5th class license;
S125 mo. sH. 339S or MA. 96S2.
FIREMAN, 9th class, stokers: 90c
an hour; relief shift, 8 days wk;,; i;
no drinkers, experienced only. Call
chief engineer, WO. 5000. -27
Evening star., 1949-11-26
Houseman-Chauffeur
EXPERIENCED
MUST HAVE PRIVATE FAMILY
REFERENCES
EXCELLENT SALARY
TEL EPHONE ST. 7079

TELEPHONE ST. 7079
HsgaAsfh ssss' N.,,ony xEsr1SAnoR 4m perms as.
nent position: excel. future. i salary
and expenses; car required: must be
able to type: college education pref
Write full qualifications to LOCK
BOX 5s4. BENJAMIN Franklin Sta,
e.; Wash! lqIs' s. c. sn: 1io7 Ring Iaa e!as''
JANiToR. white, for new apartment
buildings In Arlington; salary and
desirable apartment with utilities.
give 9a references in application. Box
JAS1Tok. All s'aet eolored tmust have local
practically new elev. apt. BLDG In
apt; Apply SHAPIRO. INC, gil
JANITOR, maintenance and cleaning,
not over so yrs. old, colored or
pps Il i1s not aaa faHa saa Wit. Or es nGi
in person bet. 9 and 5 pm. 1904
18th ST. N. Arlington. Va. -27
LEGAL ASSISTANT for trade reKu-
lation cases: full or part time
Patent BACKGROUND pref. Box 195,H
LsaIudNsiDRY RourEMAN. Is to 40
exper. desirable but not essential
guaranteed salary while learning
HOME LAUNDRY, 1101 Raum st
LITHoGRAPHIC FRESHMAN, exper.
on stream feed 17x22 Harris or on
14x20 Web. also exper. stripper.
SLANT LITHOGRAPH SERVICE,
LUMBaR SALESMAN. experienced
for over counter work; also opening
for frame maker and bench man.
SILVER SPRING BLDG SUPPLY
CO.. Ga. ave. and Ripley st. SH
300. -2S
MECHANICS (2) for Packard dealer
in Bethesda; must be 1st-class,. ala
Ask for Mr.. c. E. Messick, COVING-
TON MOTOR CO.. 1901 Wis. ave-,
WI 44Q0 -oR
Evening star., 1949-11-26
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COMPANION Of refinement, desires
out Of city or travel. Elk. 1888. 49,
COMPANION-NURS refined, cheer.
ful, middle aged, with experience
and BACKGROUND, could travel, de.
sires position with woman OF cul.
8ture; excel. ref. MA. 5034. Ext: 403
NURSE, colored, trained; practical
sxPer,; bedside cases or child care
NURSE, settled. white. excellent ref
erences, desires care child over 2i
3 live in. sEx. q854. 27'
NURSES, registered. undergraduates
pi1 tsainssa;s sasJ practical DIR. recommended enc.
oFFiCs III ASSISTANT Full or par,
taRes ms oee ns sscpetaris
and salesmanship. ThorouRh knowl-
edge patent law. Trade mark search
PIX OPERATOR desires position
erence. Box 495-K, STAR 27'
PIX EXP; day work. no Sat. or Sun.
hrs. more important than high sal
ary. HO. 1850 or CO. 4740, Ext. l01.
PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced, de-
sires care Of children, elderly or sick
lady. NO. 4203, Miss sackett. ~.
sALE,sw,o.MAN. a y,v. I. l5 years, s;,. sxp:risnse
BOX 452-K. Star.
TYPING, SECRETARIAL and clerical
work At home wanted by expert. WIN
call and deliver. FIR. 1855. q
COLORED GIRL wants job. Is char
woman xorr s s1sanaSS df3Ss o'es' day or a7 nl.ht
Evening star., 1949-11-26
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, desires general house.
work, 5-day week and car fare. Df.
364s. -, -26
COOKING; written refs; not JeWish
exp. FR. 6412.
GIRL, colored, desires full or part
time work. any type. LU. 3-1777.
GIRL, colored. desires Job 5 days
wk. or day work. AK. 6466. .-27
GIRL, colored, desires job, g.h.w.. no
cooking, MI. 3074.
GIRL, col, wishes part.tim tot
sleanins apartment sg, Sr once. Can
GIRL, colored, wants part-time OF
days work: exp. DI. 1887. 27s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl vishe,
to work as house keeper In Ameri-
can home Box 4e9-K, Star.
MAID, colored, wants work, part tint
or all day; will stay soma nightl
4 needed. At. 1884. -
Evening star., 1949-11-26
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened,
closed, audited. back work caught up;
prompt, reas.; local ref. SH. 1854.
AUTO MECHANIC desires position;
experienced on all makes OF ,ss s.rs'
BookKEEPERo sa Xii aHR RooFFIcE MGR yrs.
coll. accounting, age %. local ref ::
exper. in auto, mfg., const. cost and
Govt. acctg. procedures; desires per-
manent position with local organiza-
ton. OW. 1866. 27
BKPR.-TYPIST, acct. degree. age 80,
desires permanent position; yrs.
bookkeeping experience. 10. 2-b213.
BUTLER, white. wants work BY day
or week. Call 10. 2-546l. 2T
GEORGETOWN student, age 80.
sstrS.vs ssiiTes ear'tine III eaaS emp ana
Man. coiored, wishes position as
elevator operator. GIL. 6144.
MAN wants days work cleaning and
waxing floors. washing windows and
other odd jobs. Call AK. 2713. 2S'
MAN, white. so, wants janitor, watch
man or other light job. GL. 1922.
YOUNG MAN with fine personality.
excellent background, wishes evening
work for right person rs chauffeur
house man. Box 494-K, Star. 27'
YOUNG SOUTHERNER. college grad.
European background, knows French
and German; desires interesting po-
sition, decent salary. Call Decatur
coL0RED MAN wants work, such as
porter, elevator operator. radio re-
pair; refs. Call ia. 6587. 27'
Evening star., 1949-11-26
Oil Burner Mechanic

Of oil burners. Must be reliable and
have references. Wonderful oppor-
tunity for the right man. Phone
before & pm, DI. 1886.
PHARMACIST, reg. in p. c.; pre-
sf5le'1o sore Rours x0FS ami Gn' to sD Dm vfsa sox
pMHRMAcIsT, HARM Hsfs registered in Nd,
required. '1 Address Box BOX se7-J, star.
PHARMACIST. exper.; full time. ex:
eli Chase sai'fsi PAAR%Acs faSa ao0fS wo. % $500:
PHOTOGRAPHERS, proof passers and
callers wanted immediately. top
commission. Phone Tu. 4581. rs
PLAsTERERs, union. for work in
District. Several Jobs. Apply s.
aHsEEksa sHRsElnsfResnt Co., okEEsHH Iac TR sss 81
PIAsTERERs t2) wanted for good
residential work by builder. in Alex
andria; must do clean work and be
rfSMbES. iG6sE ~. esDsTfeneed, ssass for jo6bins
and remo6eling shop; good wages
auired: j. c. FLOOD CO.. s01s 14th
st. NV. %
PLUMBER, 1st class mechanic. sober.
reliable. must know job. good wages,
good Job for right man. UN. 1888
or WA. S53S before pm. -26
PLUMBER, all-around man. exper-
fenced; good job for right man; also
plumbers laborer, steady job for
right man. SH 1854. -27
PLUMBERS (2), with MARYLAND jour
neymsn's card, sober, good workers.
Call WA. 1865 80
PLUMBERS and experienced helpers
wanted, GENERAL HEATING EN-
GINEERING CO., 2131 9th st. NV.
PORTER. part-time: neighborhood
drugstore; drivers license necessary;
5 nights per week; 75c per hour.
FRIENDSHIP PHARMACY, 5213
Wisconsin ave. NV.
PORTER AND DRIVER-Active mid
dle-aged, reliable man preferred.
Refs required. Apply FIT. STEVENS
PHARMACY, 6130 Ga. ave-, GE.
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN - INDUSTRIAL INsUR-
ANCE-Exceptional opportunity for
man Of ability: Marrisa. .s ase ta ~ .t.rt 70
Ma. 2443, MR.. McGRORY. -2S
SALESMAN, exper. IN sporting I gSods s,%I!
CYCLE cS AND sPoRT SHOP, ss3 q
WANTED Experienced real estate
Wonderful opportunity for right
man. Box 1851. Star. ....
Statesmen to call on restaurants
and soda fountains in center Of
city, selling cigars, cigarettes, rest.
and fountain supplies. Drawing
acct. and commission. Exper. and
car necessary. Apply Tues. STAND
ARD CIGAR AND TOBACCO CO.,
Al Eye St. NE. -2
statesmen to contact electrical ap-
pliance distributors, dealers and de-
partment stores for national adver-
tised appliances. Commission basis.
Expenses advanced. Box 402-J,
Evening star., 1949-11-26
Miss Lyon Bride

In the Old Presbyterian Meet
ing House in Alexandria, Miss
Natalie Sutherland Lyon, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. George M. Lyon
of Alexandria, was married yes.
terday afternoon to Mr.. Eugene
Joseph Olmi. jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Olmi of Head Acres Farm
Groveton, Va. The Rev. A. Donald
Upton officiated at the ceremony
and the reception was held al
the Belle Haven Country Club.
Mrs. Burley H. McCraw was
matron of honor for her sister and
the other attendants were Mrs
James E. Miller, another sister
and Mrs. William G. Copper
Susan Harper was flower girl and
Mr.. Earle Elwood Davis, jr., served
as best man. The guests were
seated by Mr.. Ernest H. Valley
and Mr.. Stewart Foote.
The bride is the granddaughter
Of former Senator Howard
Sutherland,
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HONE IMPROVEMENTS
BUILDING PLANS
: PHONE - ORDWAY - 1870

FENCING-Prompt and expert in
stallation Of chain-link wire fencing.
1t protects your home and Keeps
your yard safe for children's play.
Call ME-. 484O for free estimate.
GRIFFITH-CONSuMERS, 1413 New
York ave. NV. u
nIODERNIZING and additions; cellar
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO.. 1903 Eve ST. NV.
FLOOR SEkYICE--Nothins but the
best; laying. sanding, finishing,
cleaning; psruuet Installation. Bruce
finishes FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS. INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
LOCAL, CSn RELIABLE BUILDER is in
terested In taking a few high--class
houses on contract or take charge
Of entire Job. Sligo 9572. .-26
PAVING Concrete sidewalks flag.
stones, driveways, Easements, ETC.;
asphalt driveways, parking lots;
cinder and gravel. Union 1854
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CONTINUED on Next Pass.)
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BENJAMIN Acres ScnOOI
Day and boarding nursery through
sixth grade, accredited stan, small
classes, Individual attention stressed;
dancing, music, riding, transporta.
Fairfax SIT. III.
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192-H. Star. Us
SECRETARY to live in large private
residence, 30 miles from WashinE-
ton with freedom OF personal move;
ment to city. typinr 70, shorthand
100. under 80; starting salary 81, =
oS soS Board pss year MAJ. Plus desaed saSsen. .ppes
ton to YoNDER LEA. Route /,
SECRETARY, preferably with real
estate, public relations or associa-
ton BACKGROUND. CAREY w1NsdSH' aS
sEEcRETaRY. E legal--young lady, be;
exper. desirable but not essential:
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permanent position in NV: Wash.
Eroup, life and hospitalization; sal
sry 70 start, sl75 a75 mo. no Phone Mr..
STENOGRAPHER-Acauainted with
general once routine, pleasant work
ing cond. and excel opP1Tt; fof sI11 AZ
: PLY Co; INC. 171b r. I. aye,. ne.
sTTEHN;ooGSfsHArHER-1s. Fl; oSfHr class; exper.;
y to 35; efacient, Intelligent, capa-
BILE and willing TO assume respon-
sibility Of interesting position; sal
estant preferred. Phone Ma, 5040
between 9 and. 4 p.m:. Monday to
Friday, or address, EMPLOYER" :"
1000 II st. NV, Washington, 2; C.
SOLICITOR for com
mffc.aa mi Commission ahs on repest business
To1BACCOo GLERKs-No experience
necessary. Good hours. STANDARD
DRUG, 1101 H st. ne. -27
TYPIST, experienced, part time for
church once. Boz 49S-K, Star. 28s
TYPlsT-CLERK 5-day week, $50 to
$50; starting salary, $50; car
essential for Transportation; spelling,
speed and accuracy in typing, with
experience on Sound scriber. equip
ment REQUIRED; knowledge OF book
keeping will be an asset. Call Mr..
WEHMEYER. Union SOO4, -2S