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Evening star., 1950-08-10

YOUNG LADY, aEe 29-26, for clerical
". c. q A. II. MILLER DEVELOP
MENT CO., 1880 Mass. ave. NV.
10
YOUNG LADY = EXPERIENCED
TYPIsT. GENERAL OFFICE WORK;
GOOD STARTING SALARY, 5-DAY
ISI4I6s,P WEEK; PLEASANT WORKING CON-
APPLY IN PERSON
ROSS JEWELRY CO.
7O2 7th ST. NV. MR.. POWERS
YOUNG WOMAN. preferably high
school grad. for general ONCE, work
must be fair typist and have knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping. r. c. BURTON
d SON. Gil E st. NV. -l3
WANTED, girl under 80 for general
ONCE work. with, established real
shorthand; 6ls-day week. Salary
Commentaries with ability and ex-
perience. Call MA. 20S9 for appt.
PART-TIME CLERK-The star has
an opening for a clerk with some
typing experience to work from 5
pm. to 8 pm, three nights per wk,
and on Sunday from am. to noon.
Applicant should be between 1s and
70 years of age, courteous and able
to give attendance Apply person
mel. RIM 500, EVENING STAR. ii0l
COMPANIoN-Middle-aged lady for
elderly lady, Arl., Barefoot area apt;
min. housekeeping duties; amiability
COLLEGE GkxD6AfE, GAiI Aisff Arthar nj Murl h
ray, needs executives; our busine S
h,1U Is fun! II you are between 21-29;
Tisht Job Tor you We Euafsntee @ tee
$500. salary your FIRST fun time
month. Opportunities open lfor
tions with earnings from $45 to Si40
must have. natural dancing abilities
Free training. See Mr.. Mack. Ap-
ply in nrOns person ie1,,rIR ie71 TTlp dS
sTupEosi sfT I1oe 3aUS Conn: ave. NoNhAf WiI
HEALTH CLUB WORKS morning.
a week; girl, white, exercise. leader.
ship; body massage. general work
health, Sss nsare and pieasins Ss GHsf persoS sS6c
avail. Call BILL HUTzELL's PHYsI.
CAL FITNESS CLUB, Elk. 1904 fol
A9;tiN iHtsGyeS W. aPHOAjnsRRsns PgHTAsRSsnTsEE yoU 20,
and more; show Merit Christmas
cards. 81 for 81; also 80 and 2t
for 81; napkins and stationery with
name on; church and clubs raise
money this easy way; no investment
or experience; samples and sellinf
plan on approval MERIT, Dept
l40 $40 Plane St. Newark. N. J
EXTRA MONEY FOR YOU
Show free samples embossed name
imprinted Christmas cards. Sell fast
80 for 81. Biggest profits. SOC on
2l-card ST assortmentS. Many 9TH
erS; Christmas, all occasions. Extra
cash bonus. ASSIGNMENTS on ap-
proval. HYCREST, 7S Chauncy,
Dept. 14-L. Boston IL.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
FARM 8 GARDEN

FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces, fire-
places, .fshponds, retaining walls,
pipe drainage. all kinds Of cement
work. F. MARCUCCIO. Route &,
Formers lane Rockville. Nd. Phone
ToPS0IL - Very good. rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reasonable. Call HI. 1898. 10
Plant SHADE rREES shrubs sno
FRESH TOMATOES for canning.
Come ouicki Get them directly from
farm while they last, 81 per basket.
S5l6 Allentown rd.. LO. 3-7362.
TREES REMOVED. trimmed, etc:
fully insured; very low rates; free
estimates. WI. 1928, WI. 1860. -23
al other nursery stock COW We also
Inmates. call LYONS NURSERY
6l02 Aser road. Hyattsyille. Nd
TOP SOIL, NIL dirt and manure;
bluestone and rose gravel; tree
trimming and removing. SH. 5l1O
Evening star., 1950-08-10
FORMICA

We have left over scrap pieces, We
neered to A-inch plywood. very
cheap, less than cost. You can
make counters, cocktail tables.
shelves, etc. The answer to the
handy home owner. No phone or
cod. orders. please. JOHN LIGON,
INC. Bethesda ave, and Lyon lane.
Bethesda. Md. Ia
FUR COAT, gray Persian imported
lamb. finger tip length, size IA. with
4 pc. mink scarf; never been worn.
WI. $500, from 8 to 10 pm. --l2
Evening star., 1950-08-10
FANS-BLOWERS

Sales, repair, motors, blades. CARTY
ELECT. 1908 14th st. NO. o224.
FILING CABINETS legal, letter. steel.
wood; new. used. CIRCLE, 1112 14th
st. NV. DI. 1872.
FIREPLACE, ivory wood with black
and white trimming. electric logs,
brass holders; $35 or best offer.
Call RA. 1892.
FLOORING-Select red oak flooring
$225 per NJ or more board IT.:
clear white oak flooring, S265 per
M or more board IT. BALTIMORE
LUMBER CO. Ii. 3-13Rl -13
Evening star., 1950-08-10

Show free samples embossed name
imprinted Christmas cards. Sell fast
30 for 81. Biggest profits. SOC on
2l-card ST assortmentS. Many 9TH
ers; Christmas, all occasions. Extra
cash bonus Assortments on ap-
proval. HYCREST, rs Chauncy,
Dept. 14-L, Boston IL.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
SITUATIONS WOMEN

FROM rom gi@ p@ CAN Ss xfs MRS. fs=saFiPE safTa
AK. 1898 after pm. 10
LAW STEN0.-SECY.. exper.. knowl-
edge bkps., efficient, dependable. ex-
cellent background; available Sept.
SECRETARY-S yrs exper. patent
law, newspaper, and other flelds, de-
sires position, 5-day wk., $50. JU.
NURSES AVAILABLE 1pter-raciaI Eac
registry; graduates. undergraduates
case pu s'el s$eS or hIF$ss L. aa9aSsi SsS type
SECRETARY, competent with indi-
viduality and mental alertness, seeks
interesting JOB. Legal exper. MI.
BOOKKEEPER. 10 yrs. exper.. de-
yicntS1 Siffn RoSi1HH8 UM. q 9s6s HsyattsVile or
WANTED Nursing night or eight
hour day; live out. Phone EN-. 4779
SEWING-Draperies a speciality: cal
EPficfRSTf PF gRS2f ETt sTcRHTARY ss1j coIieze die
BACKGROUND; & yrs. exper., MI. 3S1S,
before 5 pm. or after 7:30 p.m-11
SETTLED reliable white woman wants
cooking, Ink; small family; live in;
reiS; exper. Box 71-V, Star. IL
TYPlST-General Office work; expert
SSSa' ySuuk lduys nlRn ScnOOl anC
Strayer's. TU. 049O. IL
DENTAL ASSISTANT - Young lady
colored, college education, desires
permanent position; exper. CO. 6556
GIRL, colored, wants Job: waitress
gsntE gsTlIi girl % or 5SGn 5SGntain' nights, nc
GIRL desires job as PIX. operator
and typist. LA. 6-7S36.
COMPANION = Capable, dependable
cheerful, refined, unencumbered: car
leave city. ia. O264. I3'
COLORED GIRL desires job as busgirI
or maid. Ii. 7-0743
TYPIST-CLERK with knowledge Of
shorthand; steady, capable and will
ing worker; ref; 5-day week, short
days. TR. 550l. IL
NURSE, practical, colored: best refs
CO. 1885 -12
TYPIST, experienced. will type II
your home, once, or my home; vii
call for and deliver If desired. ST
$3.50 H.
SEAMSTRESS, colored, exper., wishel
Job In public place. Call MI. 2343
Evening star., 1950-08-10

FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
White mechanics, sensible prices. c. r
COVER. WA. 6S68 anytime.
FLOORS SANDED and finished; ole
floors made like new. TAYLOF
FLOOR SERVICE. WA. 1929.
HOME IMPROVEMENTs-Brick work
done; all work guaranteed. Call AP
1914 Ia
MATTRESSES remade. 81 up. STEIN
BEpD1NG CO. 1924 18th st NV.
CO I3l6
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
ing: reasonable prices: free esti-
mates. ELMER PAINTER, ME. $685.
PAINTING, papering, plaster; finest
work, special low prices this week
only. GE. 1856, GE. 1906. -16
PAINTING-Interior. exterior: salts
faction guar: do my own work: free
estimates. 81. eS46, 10
Evening star., 1950-08-10
BUILDINGS
ARMY SURPLUS
MANY PREFABRICATED

pR1oEb IF Z yS1Hi TUHBEiR VI VALUE
AS LOW AS $25
aSS SaoSS14s'. aNo'x6o'. q So'x7s'. HS 20'xf9o' fSo
AND MANY OTHERS
Easy to dismantle and re-erect
Some may be moved intact.
Complete with asbestoS-board covered
insulated walls. windows. doors,
wood. roof. Many with double floors
LUMBER
Framing. sheating, flooring, asbestos
board, insulating board.
3 WALK-IN PORTABLE COOLERS
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
HARRIS WRECKING CO
Bldg. TC "a; 9th and Gunston SITS.
Ft. Belvoir, Va.
Phone Et RelNnir EXT O1Oh
Evening star., 1950-08-10
URN, CASH & CARRY

1s 7th St. NE. Open till 9 PM.
GARDEN TRACTOR, 8 h.p., riding
model; 21-inch reel mower and cul-
tivator; excel. cond.; $500. Elm
GAS STOVE, S25; 100 feet of fence.
gate and post, $50. WI 1888 after
Gas RANGE, all porcelain, $3.50.
GAS RANGES, new, used, S17.5O,
up; credit; installation. PEERLESS
SALES, 2237 Ga. ave-, DE. 6670.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION with case. AS bass.
$50. Cali LO. 3-T32S. Ia
ACCORDION, Hohner, 120 bass; ex-
cellent condition. Call LU. 1-4316
between and 10 pm, Thursday.
ADDING A4ACHNE, Sunstrano. eiec..
reconditionsd. guaranteed, 500 80
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO, s13
hand. eiec.; great reduc. CIRCLE.
1112 14th st. NV. DI. 1879.
ADDRESSING MACHINE; was $50 80
now $9,95. New. In original car
ton, UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
AIR r. coNb1TioS;ER. easb ii I; q h.p., oE con-
sole, model 7o;A-l, new expansion
in operation at 1926 LIVINGSTON I'd.
Se. S195. 10. 3-9332. Ill
AIR CONDITIONER-l Carrier, "a
ton console, completely overhauled,
excel. cond. Must sell, leaving town
Aug. Extremely low price. Phone
DU. 5554; after $50, DU. 6S79.
AIR CoNDITIoNERs. 1850. Mitchell,
"a and "a h.p.; window units, used
ranty; l94s Philco, 1a-h.p; unit,
brand-new, at greatly reduced price
Phone Mr. BYERs at NE. 4s40 or
AIR CONDirTrIoNERs-Larse stock of
3, 5 and S-ton Chrysler packaged
units: immediate delivery and in
stallation. It's later than YOU think,
Cali HU. 5000 Eow.
AIR CONDITIONERS - Carrier-con-
$3.50. $40 North Capitol St. Ex.
x
Evening star., 1950-08-10
WOMEN
WOMEN

WOMEN
cages 21-32)
THE TELEPHONE COMPANY
HAS OPENINGS IN ITS
ANDRIA. ARLINGTON
HYATTsvILLE AND WASHINGTON
BUSINESS OFFICES.
PUBLIC CONTACT WORK
MINIMUM EDUCATION. HIGE
SCHOOL GRADUATE. WORK RE,
oUIREs USE OF TACT. JUDGE.
MENT AND INITIATIVE. IN DEAL.
ING WITH CUSTOMERS.
GOOD LETTER WRITING ABILITY
PLEASING TELEPHONE VOICE.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
e1s q st. NV.
Open $50 AM.-5 PM.
Monday Through Friday
THE CHESAPEAKE q POTOMAC
TELEPHONE co.
Evening star., 1950-08-10

lTVluSi Ar, wv. Iff-1.
TIREs-FacIory recond.. all sizes,
$3.45 ca; 8 mos. guar; used truck
tres. tires. $685. ALL sERvIcE 51Fd TIRE
TIKLS. used. over 2UU u select from
INC. 635 N st NV. MI 24OO
TRUMPET, Bach, Stradivarius. excel
GOnd;; itH wonde5ful 5at0 t9ne and flexish-
TYPEWRITERS, portables and up
rights. no shortage, new and used,
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER AND ADD
ING MACHINE CO., 2o19 l4th st,
terms; standard; bargain: CIRCLE,
l112 14th st. NV. DI. 1879
TYPEWRIIERS. nea ana rebuilt;
one-year guarantee; terms Our 10th
year AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.
ss t5l E osDsSi soSs2 st. Eass sso5sS 6aSsnH ,ne'u
TYPEwRITER. Underwood. special
SlS.SS. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
Sl3 l4th st. NV
VACUUM, Hoover, like new; also baby
car car bed ednsEido snd car seat Sga9 eSm6' in very
VACUUM CLEANERS - Anniversary
sale. You won't get buys like these
much longer; brand-new Royal. new,
for S29.50; Universal. tank type,
cost S19.95, perfect, for S2g.50 GE
tank sI45o ttS H09ysr S2 s5o ssns ssns
Lee hwy. cH. 49I4, ii
WARDRoBEs, walnut and cedar,
new. $50 10 S52. l8 7th st. ne,
Ii. 5000. Open to 8 pm. If
WASHING MACHINES, up to 400
disc. on all floor models; last year s
ewes. till Q. ROYAL APPLIANCE co.
wAsH1NG Ks StsnSls %AcHiNE. All Launderall, nd aH
tomato; $50 or best offer. Call
WASHING HING MACHINE. $40; youth.
bed. S15: > lamps; woman's fur
coat; alligator bag. Rockville 1891
WATCH. Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, gold
case and Roman numerals; new
never worn; retails $246. S195 cash,
WATER VAi Coolers. sale or rent; we
install JOHN G. WEBSTER since
1919: 627 st. NV" ST 6109
coal stove and copper connections,
Call Ii. 4-6700 to make appt. to
WATER fH sEArKxs. us.d. sale. 20.
6 WEBSTER co 627 p St nv
WAR SURPLUS. Axes, shovels. picks,
5000 items and Eadgets. Elk. 1927
GICHNER. 2513 NJ st. NV:
WINDOW FAN, large new Voronado;
sell for S71.95. pU. 4l69. Iii
2 STUDIO CoUCHEs, one Hollywood
ssa ssairs. soSBlets; sBo ov ?2S 5oss sr'h s0li o
TEXAS Bound, sacrifice, dble bed
complete; sgle bed, chest drawers,
sofa. 2 lawnmowers. 6H. $3.50. 10
Evening star., 1950-08-10
INSTRUCTION COURSES

EARN YOUR DIPLOMA at nome IN
spare time; high school, business,
engineering; 400 other courses l
C. S., 2l0 Bond Bldg. ME. sl66.
MODEM TRAINING In beauty eul;
rure. all subjects taught Approved
by Government for G1 training, day
Beauty roLf.EHE sSSs' ,2to e st NV "
SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGE,
Dupont Circle Bldg; Introductory
offer ) private lessons, $40. WI.
0274 or NO. 1922 -l2
LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED
Selling your home is one Of the most
important UNDERTAKINGS OF a HE
to a large, experienced and highly
reputable Arm fully equipped to
render the best possible complete
service; we have many, many quail
ified buyers ready to buy homes
from $4,000 to $4,000. Please
estate problem: FRANK S. PHIL
REMsDIRL ItFsi Al RI READING. arithmetic
and expression; beginners in piano,
81 a lesson. Call CHI. 6671. after
PIX 1'G REcRPrloN1sr ;mi COURSE, easy
to learn. age no handicap: day class
tuition, $50; night, S25. Phone
MRS. SHAW, ST. 1878. 8 am. to
pm.
exam. Coaching in
tipping, spelling, 10 tests: short,
easy methods: As wkS Beg. and
refresher course. Gregg & Boyd
shorthand. comptometer account
ing. court reporting. Start today.
Make money while you can. BOYD
SCHOOL, 700 18th, cor. @. MA.
2340.
PBX RECEPTIONIST course with
touch typing; wks;, $50; 2 wkS..
S25. on active double board, over
40 phones: exc. positions available
New classes forming, reg. today.
BOYD SCHOOL Test. 33 yrs), 700
18th, cor. G. Ma. 2340.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
LUMBER

ing lumber. well seasoned and free
OF nails Compare and save. ACE
WRECKING & BLDG. MATERIAL
CO., 4002 MINI. ave. ne, LU,
Evening star., 1950-08-10

TYPIST CLERK EXAM.
Special course for Govt. work. In
tensive tipping course with spellins
and 10 tests, As wks. Hundreds
of exc. positions available: 33 yrs.
coaching exp. New classes now
starting Start today. BOYD CIV
G Sts. NV (NA 23AOO
Evening star., 1950-08-10
F'uRS

We win allow UP to $50 for your old
fur coat. Compare our 500 direct
factory saving plan befor" buying
next winters fur coat cape, or
Jacket. Budget te ms lNyaway.
BASKIN FURS
Evening star., 1950-08-10

TENT, 9x9, Army. like new, Sl5; 2
cots. Gold Medal, 81. Phone after
6 pm, OIL 07S6. 10
Evening star., 1950-08-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1t1I1 1VAN III u O4VO
Immediate delivery on famous brands
at rock-bottom prices. AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER, $50 No. Glebe
I'd Arlington. Va OW 11oo Il
Evening star., 1950-08-10

HEREFORD BULL, registered. from
IL to 20 months: pure Domino
breeding. J. T. GIBBONS, Hay
market. Va, phone 1-F-Ol; wash
ington office, RE. 1920. -22
HERD Of "a head, reg. black Angus
bull and 5 cows, 3 Hereford cows
balance heifers and steers. Also 2
riding mares and family COW.
Ashton 3496. Ia
Evening star., 1950-08-10
CARPENTRY, ALTERATIONS

CARPENTRY, built-in cabinets, recre-
alton rooms, gen. remodeling.
G. F. ST. DENIS, LU. 1-5572.
Evening star., 1950-08-10

TWO LGE. unfurn. or furn. rms. 1928
Morse st. ne. Clean, comfort; good
Evening star., 1950-12-21
Boys YkCA 10 Celebrate
Youth Day December y

The fourth annual Youth Day
of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation, sponsored by the Boys
YMCA, 1882 G street NV, will
be held December 90.
The Washington organization
will be host to members of the
Arlington County, Camp Let's
Eastern, Montgomery County, and
Prince Georges County branches.
Competitive events include So
yard dash. a potato race. basket
ball and throwing contest. Sew
eral swimming races will also be
held. Motion pictures will be
shown continuously from 10 am
to pm. including shorts. come
dies, sports and cartoons.
Table tennis and chess anc
checker tournaments will also be
held. Awards will be presented
al 2 pm at the Boys Theater ane
at 7:30 pm. at the Camp Let's
reunion.
Evening star., 1950-12-21
Horne Warns Group
Aquinst Panic in Attack

The Dahlgreen Terrace Citizens
Association last night hearo
Brockman Horne. chairman OF
the speakers bureau of the Dis
trict Office of Civil Defense, war;
against panic, in the event of ar
atomic attack.
He urged the citizens not tc
run. but to take shelter in base
ments OF other protected places.
The meeting was held in the
Crosby Noyes school. TENTH and
Franklin street NE.
The Brooks range of Alaska
contains thick limestone strata
made up of the skeletons of an
cient primitive animals called
crinoids.
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Feinberg and
children, Donald, Irwin and Jo-
Ann, are back from vacationing
in Los Angeles and seeing the
town.
SheiIa Werker, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs Murray Werker,s is in
the hospital the past two weeks
and recovering nicely.
The Steinberg family, Maurice,
Sadie, sons Leonard and David,
left for motor trip through Ida
ho. They'll be gone two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Wolf and
daughter, Phyllis, E. Burns, were
at the airport to bid goodbye to
Sally Wolf, returning to New
York after spending two months
here.
Following the visit of their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Schatzman returned
with them by motor to spend a
month with relatives and friends
in New Jersey.
Mrs. Sam Heifetz and children
are spending the summer at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Joel
Ritz, Hollywood. Sam has been
going over frequently on week
ends.
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07

Nj. ]. Brown is in Los Angeles
where he will visit for about 10
days with his children, and num-
Der of grand and great-grand chill
dren.
Mrs. Martin KeSSelman and
daughter, Karen, left several
days ago for Pasadena to join
Mr.. Kesselman, who is doing
work in physics and electronics
there. He got his Masters de-
gree at VA in May. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam KeSsel-
man.
David J. BeIman has been
joined by his family who came
from Milwaukee to make their
new home in Tucson. Daughter,
Noami 18, will enroll as a fresh
man at VA as a transfer from the
Milwaukee State Teachers Col
lege. Their son Barry, IL, is de-
lighted with the town. Mrs. Bel
man plans to resume her activity
with Hadassah here. She is the
sister of Nathan Radin. They
manage the Silver Saddle Motel.
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07

Now living in their new home,
on E. Whittier, are Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernie Newspaper" Roth, and
daughter Barbara. They call it
writers Corner. Cts at h e
juncture of Longfellow and Whit
tier.) Also living with the Roths,
is Mrs. Cele Kwass, mother of
Mrs. Roth.
DOttye and Jacque Levine re-
turned from month visiting their
folks in Utica, N. Y.
The Charles Colds were recent
ly honored on their 10th wedding
anniversary, being guests of honor
at the home of Reuben Gold, Co.
lonia Solana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip SalOnic, E..
Lee, leave next week for Phila-
delphia to be gone several weeks.
Mrs. Harold Bazaar went by.
plane Saturday night to Provi-
dence with a stop-over in New
Orleans.
Mrs. Morton Haas entertained
group of friends June % in
honor of her husbands birthday.
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07
SoeiaL
anARsrsonaA

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Amster and
children Harvey and Bruce re-
turned from a three weeks visit
with relatives in N. Y. c. They
were lucky enough to get tickets
for South Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Handler
celebrated their 18th wedding an
niversary June 18th. Married in
N. Y, they have three children:
William, a weather bureau en-
ployee, Sid, who just graduated
in accounting at VA, both en-
ployed in L. A., and daughter
Marilyn, living with her parents.
She is vice-president of the JWV
Auxiliary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving AarOnSOn,
recently newly-weds, leave July
Is for a second honeymoon to
Los Angeles.
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07

Philip Rose, IL, son of Mr.. and
Mrs M Rose, spent last Saturday
at the Medical Center, after be-
ing bitten by vicious wasp. He's
better and again in the midst of
Boy Scout activities.
Mrs. Sol Levine, Lisbon Pl., de-
parted last Thursday for Hurley
vile, NY. for a several weeks
visit with Mr.. Levine.
DIR. and Mrs. Leon Bitter are
in Pasadena for the summer
where DR.. Bitter is doing spe-
cial work in physics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Rather
were hosts at going-away party
June 16 in honor of Mrs. Louis
Zunin. About 20 guests attended.
Mrs. Zunin and daughter left to
visit in Montreal, New York, and
Miami.
Mr.. and Mr.. Nat COhn have left
for their Eastern summer home,
to be back after Labor Day.
Monte Seymour, local real es-
tate man, leaves soon for Con-
necticut and N. Y, to be back
about Sept. Is. While away, his
office on E. Broadway will be
occupied by the "Garvey for Gov
ernor" Headquarters.
Evening star., 1950-02-24
Waitress Faces Removal
Action in Allotment Fraud

A blond, 33-year-old waitress
here faces Municipal Court action
for removal to Oklahoma on
charges she received military
family allotment checks stimuli
taneously from two men during
the war.
She is Mrs. Marie Athos of the
200 block of Audrey lane Sc,
mother of a high school boy. She
is under Federal indictment in
Muskogee, Okla, for family allot-
ment fraud.
Commissioner Cyril S. Lawrence
yesterday held her under $1,000
bond for removal action by Mu-
nicipal Court. She had been ar
rested on February IA, and an
earlier hearing was continued to
yesterday.
According to FBI reports, Mrs
Athos received monthly 500 fam
lily allowance checks from No
vember, 1943, to January, 1946
as the wife of James T. Athos
Listed as Victoria M. Catchuce
she received $50 a month from
February, 1914, to February, 1916
as the wife of Jack F. Catchuce
the FBI said.
Evening star., 1950-02-24
Deaths Reported
(From the D. c. Bureau Q

" lut L. u. BUREAU OF flt6l StdllSGlCS.I
Thomas C. canty. 81, 27o1 Connecticut
Marian il: Gardner. 81, 1909 Park rd. NV
Henry M. Lanford. n. 22O6 Tunlaw I'd
Msfs s. j. Sass atsvs S. g. iSa ksofm ah Sd Sd
Florence L. Andersen. 81, 1890 Argyle ie: ter ter
Charles Char, s. Trimble; 80. 1872 Holly st. NV
Raymond L. Sullivan, 81. SIS K ST. Sc
David Lewis, 81 81 IS G st. s.w.
Solomon Vincent. .5s. Spring Grove. Va.
Charles Tucker. 50, 500 Dwyers CT s.w.
n William hSes' coriey, 81 2 a7a6 18th St hf st. ne
Eden Clayton. 81. 3l5 18th st. ne.
MARY, Walsh, IS. 53 c st. Sc.
tgossi Floyd MsPheaHrson. oH. r. 44o55 4o5 st; Sc.
Hazel Archery, 81. 1913 9 St. NV.
John Costianes, 55,o 6501 9th st; NV:
Sia GsSTgiana Downs 81 l2d5 2d5 Oates st. ne
Joseph Jackson. Is. 1875 1ith St. NV.
Eva Smith; e. 81 400 s 2lst sl St; re.
Geneva Riddick, 62. le32Ia I1th st. NV
Rose Edwards. 60. .216 10th st. Sc.
Gertrude Green. 5S, 1922 North Carolina
Annie speight. Al. 1927 corcoran st. NV.
Ruth Broden. 80, 9O7 47th pl. ne
James Lyles. 81, 63S Callan St ne.
Rudolph jordan 5 g, ri a 9th = st. : NV.
Warren Brown. 16. 1916 9TH st. NV.
David Wilson. 13, 1916 Columbia st. NV.
Bernadette Gardner, infant, 2412 14th St
Infant Gould. 430 M ST. NV
Montague Lowndes, 81, 170S Montello ave
ne.
Alphonzo Grigsby, 81, 1921 18th st. NV.
Nettie Colbert, so, % Hackman st. Sc.
James Cook, 40, 1920 3rd ST. sw.
IneZ Garner, 40. 1929 Meade st. ne.
Evening star., 1950-02-24
WHICH 20 you
REALLY NEED7.

...a new suit Of clothes-or 4
new outlook on life: .:.you can
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through I weekend at The
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Springs. Here, on a72oo acre
estate, you'll see life anew
thru the relaxation Of better
round Of golf, an exhilarating
swim, or 4 refreshing visit to
the therapeutic baths. And the
rates? -. now, on the average,
as low as $2s per day for tsus,
including luncheon and din
ner. For preferred reserva-
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