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Evening star., 1950-11-23

Opening lead, nine Of hearts.
While the location of certain key
cards may be inferred from oppos-
ing bids and while declarers plan
of attack should not be formed
without giving full consideration to
the auction, nevertheless, if hand
can be made regardless of the loca-
ton Of particular cards, declarer
should guard himself against sur
prises due to adverse errors of bid
ding. or deliberate attempts to de-
ceive.
The bidding, in all respects but
one, meets with our approval. That
one respect is Easts third-hand bid.
An opening on q hand such as
East's is carrying the light third
hand opening to extremes. Those
who feel the irresistible urge to bid
in third position ought not to
stretch by more than half d trick.
Against the three-no-trump con-
tract, West opened the nine of
hearts. The declarer played low
from dummy, East quite properly
permitted the nine to ride, driving
out declarer's king. The deuce Of
diamonds was then returned and
West lost no time in climbing up
with the ace, and the heart contin-
uation netted the defense four more
tricks.
South was horror-Stricken. What
right had West to have the ace of
diamonds when East was presum-
ably marked with that card by his
bid?" North was sympathetic and
East displayed the smile Of one who
has swallowed canary.
The truth of the matter is that
South had been guilty of an eyre
gious error in the play to the first
trick. BY the mere play of the
queen of hearts at trick one, the
defense would have been rendered
helpless, regardless of the location
of the ace of diamonds. If East
does not win the trick, declarer will
have another stopper in the suit
If East does take the trick, as he
must, he will be unable to continue
hearts, because the ten would be-
come winner. Naturally, the lead
of the nine shows that East has the
jack.
Declarer, of course, had been
lulled into a false sense of safety
by needlessly taking it for granted
that East held the ace of diamonds
It may not be vice to trust your
opponents a little, but it really pays
to keep your powder dry.
tcopyrisht.; 1885, by Charles H. Goren.)
Evening star., 1950-11-23
THANKSGIVING Turkey.

Americans are promised an
abundance of turkeys for Thanks
giving and Christmas. The crop
Is good. Those with deep freeze
units are already fortified, come
price what may.
The Army and Navy take the
giants. Civilians prefer the smaller
birds. Housewives now seek the
short-legged, broad-breasted birds.
The first Thanksgiving turkeys sold
for nickle to ten cents per bird.
Those willing to go to the woods for
them got them free.
Americas Thanksgiving bird had
the distinction of making round
trip from the New World to the Old
and back again before being pro-
claimed our symbol of harvest time.
Cortez found turkeys native to
Mexico. On his return to Spain,
several turkeys accompanied him.
They were introduced into England
in 1924, becoming very popular over
Europe. The first colonists to reach
Evening star., 1950-11-23
.oren on Bridge

Goren on Bridge
North-South vulnerable. West
deals.
NORTH
AK754
0Q102
0Q5
&K643
WEST EAST
AJ83 AQe6
093 3AJ854
oA964 H73
&J1085 %Q97
SOUTH
AA102
0K76
1KJl082
&A2
The bidding:
West North East South
Pass Pass heart Dbl.
Pass ! spade Pass / Mt
Pass 2NT Pass 8 Mt
Pass Pass Pass
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Answer 70 INFRALABIAL.
d: EHR-oo-dite; or: EHR

nounced: EHR-oo-dite; or: EHR-
yoo-dite.
Toledo: What Is the meaning Of
the word "druthers" Mrs. L. c.
A. It's a dialectal word formed
from I'D rather" 1t is used thus:
IF I had my druthers. I'd live in
Hawaii
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Word Come
Find 38 or more words in
TOPGALLANT

meaning. situated above the top
mast" Average is 36; limit, 80
minutes.
Rules--Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of S." such as bats
cats" are not used. Only one form Of .
word is used Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-11-23
s By Edyth Themos WoIIocs

Mother-After my slaving to
make these pies, the men and
children rushed to the football
game without eating them. And
look at all those dishes I have
to do. 4
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-22
Retires AS N. c.
School Division Head

RALEIGH. NC. - (ANP) - DR..
N. C. Newbold. 7O-odd-year-old d.
rector Of the Negro division of the
North Carolina department OF pub
lie instruction. was retired from
that post here July l, after 81 years
OF continuous service.
Eyed as a possible successor to the
post is DIR. Harold L. Trigg. presi-
dent Of st. Augustine's college and
the sole Negro member Of the state
board Of education.
DIR. Newbold was named director
when the division was established in
1918. His work has been regarded
throughout the state as fostering the
most outstanding state program Of
education for Negroes in the South. !"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-22
Stevens Judgeship Would
Pay $4,000 A Year

NEW YORK - Political history
was made here last week when the
Tammany executive committee des-
ignated Attorney Harold A. Stevens
for the Democratic nomination for
Judge Of the Court Of General SEES
sions. Mr.. Stevens. Assemblynan
from the 18th Assembly District.
Manhattan, is the first Negro to re-
ce;ye the nomination for a place on
the bench in General Sessions from
any major party III this city.
Judge of the Court of General
Sessions is one OF the most coveted
judicial posts in New York County.
and IL elected Assemblyman Stevens
will hold the highest elective judge
ship by Negro in the country. The
term is for fourteen years at an an
nual salary of $4,000.
Assemblyman Stevens is associated
with Mathew H. Brandenbu.g and
maintains law offices at 100 Broad
way in New York City. He was born
October 10. 1907, at Johns Island,
South Carolina. He is a graduate Of
Benedict College where he was
awarded the degree Of ABB and Of
Boston College Law School where
he received the degree Of LIB. He
has been admitted to practice law In
New York, South Carolina and
Massachusetts,, and to practice in
the Federal Courts and the United
States Supreme Court.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-22
Moss Hendrix On
Lecture Tour

WASHINGTON. ID. G. - The pro-
gram and professional services Of
the National Education Association
are being treated In q series OF lee
lures being given in summer schools
by Moss H. Hendrix, NEA public
representative.
According to information released
from NEA headquarters, Mr.. Ken
dirk has been scheduled for appear
ances at ten college and university
summer schools for the purpose Of
giving in-service teacher and future
teacher enrollees first-hand informa.
ton regarding the National Educa-
ton Association.
Already the NEA representative
has lectured at the College of Edu-
cation and Industrial Arts, WILDER.
force. Ohio; Kentucky state College.
Frankfort. Kentucky; Arkansas A
and M. College, Pine Bluff, Arkan-
sas; Virginia state College, Peters
burg, Virginia; and North Carolina
State College at Durham.
During the remaining part OF July
Mr.. Hendrix will appear on the
campus OF South Carolina State
College, Orangeburg; Savannah
State College, Savannah. Ca; Flori-
da A and M College, Tallahassee: TT.
Valley state College. TT. Valley, Ga.
and Atlanta University. Atlanta, Ga.
Among the subjects covered in
this lecture series are How The
NEA Is Constituted" Building
The Local Teachers Association,
Financing Public Education and
How A Bill Becomes Law"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-22
Tenn. State Receives
So, 900 Grant For
Research

Nashville - (ANPl -
Among 83 grants totaling
nearly $25O,O00 announced
by the Research corporation
in New York, was one Of
$4,000 to Tennessee Agri-
cultural and Industrial state
college for continuation of a
chemical study.
The study is being con-
Quoted by DR.. G.. M. Hill,
professor of chemistry at
the college. The grant is a
renewal of funds which have
been allotted for the study
for the past several years.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-22
State College
Closes Workshops

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, July =
Since June 10. the Florida A and NJ
College has distinguished itself by
conducting workshops. one in its
Agricultural Division, a second in
the Mechanical Arts Division.
The Workshops ended on July s..
Including entrants and participants
from all over the state. there were
consultant of national representa-
ton. DR.. Augustus C. Phillips gave
distinction to the Mechanics Arts
Workshop as its chief consular
and as guest professor. Regularly,
he is principal Of washington voca-
tional High School in st. Louis, Mo.
The consultants and visiting pro.
fessors in the Agricultural Work
shop included A. H. Hollenberg, the
u. S. Office of Education; w. H.
Parady. State Department OF Edu-
cation: I'll. E. Wood, State Supervis-
or of Agricultural Education; T. l..
Barrieneau, District Supervisor
Members Of the college STAFF who
participated were: Roy L. Bailey,
@. w. Conoly. L. A. Marshall and
T. t. Lewis.
These workshops were in actually
short courses consisting of two SEES
sions. They were designed for the
benefit and experience OF trade and
industrial instructors. Significant
was the fact that in addition to the
experience afforded, the members
of these workshops earned four
hours Of credit in each session.
The success Of the workshop is in.
dicative Of the progressive attitude
and practices that the State Of Flor
ida is promoting in connection with
its trades and industries, and well
defines the major role that the Flor.
ida A and NJ College Is playing in
the full realization OF these aims
and procedures.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-22
Florida A. and NJ.
Quota Set At 1900

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. July, 1850
- The underraduate enrolment
quota for the fall term at the Floris
da A and NJ College has been set at
1000. The 195O-51 term opens Sep
TENDER II for freshmen and Septen.
Der Is for upperclassmen.
Effective as OF July z, no advance
registration fee for admission is re-
quired. Students will be admitted on
basis of formal application blanks
submitted to the office OF the Regis.
trar. students who plan to live in
the college dormitories are required
to send room deposit of $500,
payable to Florida A and NJ College
to the Business office.
Living Accommodations are limited
and room assignments will be made
as the deposits are received. Only
students who receive permits from
the Registrar will b admitted. Room
assignments are no guarantee Of ed
mission to the college.
Freshmen orientation will be held
at the college from September 11-1S,
1850. All freshmen should arrive on
the campus the afternoon Of Sep
TENDER 10 for the first general in
formation meeting.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-22

he purpose of the organizers was
to md a medium through which the
two races could better understand
each other and express their views
openly on issues and problems Of
common interest.
The first council president. Mrs.
Vivian Carter Mason, served from
1945 to 1947. She is one of the most
active members Of her race in in
ternational organizations and only
recently returned from Haiti where
she attended the Haiti's Federation
of Women at Port-au-Prince.
A White woman, Miss Sue
Slaughter. was president the next
two years. Mrs. G.. w. C. Brown.
was elected president OF the Council
recently. Thus the Council has had
one White and two Negro presi-
dents.
According to informed sources,
there is no other such interracial
women's organization in Virginia
community. 1t is doubtful whether
another one exists in the South.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-22

NORFOLK, VA - (ANP) 49, This city has one OF the
most unique nterracia organizations in the south
the Womens Council for Interracal Cooperation or
ganization which formed little than five years
ago. The body organized little five years ago
by IL White and eight Negro women at Obef Shelem
Temple
Evening star., 1950-11-03

FILE CAblNE .
Government surplus. 4-drawer wood,
legal and letter size. S11 95: new
4-drawer steel, letter size with lock:
S42: legal size SIS extra. N. FRANK
& SON. 414 3rd st. NV.
FIREPLACE SET, complete. piece.
Sl2. 2404 32d st. s.e., VI. 2573. --6
Evening star., 1950-11-03
Don MARETI'IjNl'TT MA.E II 4 I

DANCING TEACHERS, 21-3O; no ex-
perlence necessary: trained at our
expense; guarantee; immediate op-
o5 .arn s6 to s7s and u
dancing. in St Louis and Kansas
pm. RAY oUfNLAN sTUD1os,
DENTAL ASST. - Experience not
necessary. Cony. to Silver Spring.
State age, qualifications, education,
salary expected. Box 350D, Star
DRUG CLERK for work in drug and
cosmet. dept; salary and commits
sion; pleasant working conditions:
exper. only. EMPIRE PHAR., 1888
FOUNTAIN GIRL-white. Full time,
PHLAAR.. 1919 N. Glebe I'd. OK.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white; good hrs.
good salary; CAMPBELL's DRUG
STORE STORE 473o 14th st.~ NV. GE.
GENERAL CLERICAL Exper. in
handling machine and general office
work; typing not necessary, pleasant
vancement; liberal disc. privil. on
purchases. with many store benefits.
Apply Office. THE YOUNG MEMS
HOSTESS CASHIER. 12 noon to 9
necessary. CHEVY CHASE INN
L2BoRAToRY TECHNICIAN, 70,
medical clinic; 40-hr.. 5h-day week
S2,400; leave provisions. medica
coverage. Call EX 0007. -5
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN-Gra
uate. Call RE. 1900. DIR. KOTZ
Ask for Mrs. Muller 3
MULTHITH OPERATOR, experienced
1850; knowledge of tipping; perma
nent; small office; $50 weekly. Writ,
Box 26SC, Star. %
NURSE. white. to live in, age 25-40
undergrad CO. 4754: -
PIX. OPERATOR-Hationa Jewisl
organization REQUIRES the service
of exper. PIX. operator. Call EX
h22S. Ext. 10. .
Evening star., 1950-11-03
SITUATIONS woMEh

CASHIER, general clerical. payroll
work; mature woman wishes eve.
work; exper. Box Soto. Star. s.
JR. CRAFTSMAN, two years ex-
perience; also clerical and general
ONCE work. NO. S035. 81
LEGAL SECRETARY. experienced,
PfFs0nafls %F nI 4sSS goo ateT 5sfsFinss' p% $50
PRACTICAL NURSE desires position;
1--we I've in; good references. Box 272-c.
PRACT. NURSE. CoLoRED. wishes
day or night duty, maternity cases
or invalid patient. Refs. NO. 673S.
SECRETARY = Thoroushly trained
and exper.; se5 week. Box 3Si-c,
STENoGRAPHER. experienced, de-
sires regular Saturday employment;
S-hour day; SO. Overlook 6676. A.
STENO. for evenings or Sat. and
Sun. home or out. Box 413-C,
sTENoGRApHER. experienced. de-
q on premises. CO. 7744. Ext
T2YIPiisMTesss:TiENoGRApHER, T2YIiiMes:iENo exper., de.
sires work at home. WA. 1885.
WAITRESS - Colored. experienced:
S~s ~ At1AN WIN AAA' ~ 90. y
YOUNG LADY (colored) desires eve
ming work of any kind. LU. 4-2S42
X-RAY TECHNICIAN, extensively
trained and experienced in X-Ray.
deep and superficial therapy. Write
Box Also, Star.
REFINED LADY wishes light duties
in home Of employed couple: live
in. Phone LA. 6-42S2.
EXPER. STENOGRAPHER, statist
typiSt. qualified. mature, needs Inn
mediate employment. Box 416-C.
COLoRED LADY-Clean. neat, in
telligent, Will care for small apt.
or Offices evenings after 5 and Sat.
Cali Nj. 21s4, Fri. after 8 and Sat.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

hrs. 8 to IL. Mon, Thurs. Fri.
Sat. HO. SOS. 1890 to IL noon,
g
GIRL, colored. desires days work
call all day Friday 10. 2-56o4.
L.H.W. and care of child; white; live
out s.e. vicinity. oV. 1854 until
Trustworthy. dependable young
woman: desires days work. Call
WHITE, SETTLED lady with a-school
age girls wants housekeeping or
managing small apt; met Oiirt SeAl-
ary secondary; references. ia. 5S77
LADY, colored. would like work am.
Beauty parlor or In apt. for men,
spplss;; or l person. No children. RA.
WOMAN. colored, experienced: days
WORK. cleaning or laundry. MI.
CoLoRED GIRL wishes full or part
time work. recent local ref. Call
CoLoRED GIRL needs work: maid.
child care, light housework: ref. and
exper. District 1860. 81
COL0RED WOMAN WANTS days
work EX, 0376,
Evening star., 1950-11-03
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, exper2 middle-aged woman
with local refs. to live in. DI. 1901.
COOK! COOK! = All-around good
cook for boarding club; split shift
6:30-1. 3-7:30; 6-day week; S125
mo. plus meals; prefer neat woman.
Start today; 1879 MASS. AVE. NV.
COOK. 90 Mfi G.H.W:. H1ies sa5 wkly.; live in;
must be neat. experienced woman.
fond Of children; recent Wash. refs.
required. Apply only If experienced
as stated. OR. 3713. 3
CooK-G.H.W.. light laundry; live
WRii tRi sSS o44S yk. Experienced references,
cook-GHw.. 2-bedrm. house, per-
must be fond Of children; live in
:ase. sns sa ss1dss s So
COOK AND G.H.W. for 3 adults; 6h-
day. week from 7:46 to 8; S25 plus
carfare.. Only exper. person with re-
cook:aousEEkkkiErEas,. 81 $ sERki a, 0s5s; solored. e.-
perienced: 30-45 yrs. old; local refs; !;
live in; s27 wk. WI. 1850. IS
CO0K-WAITRESs, colored. superior,
Tellanle and dependable: afternoons
and evenings; for cple.. In hotel
sytka yka write fully giving refs, Box
G:H.W" cooking, laundering; live.in;
5-year -old school child. HO. 1871
Call before 10 am; after pm.
G.H.w., live in. fond of children:
per month. Refs. WI. e007. 4
CIV, White. under 46 yrs. FOND
OF CHILDREN; live in; good sal
GIRL. white. needed by teacher for
g.h.w. care of 2-yr. girl; live In
small house. congenial family. AP.
HoUsEKEEPER, white; live in; care
small apartment, Tyr -old school
% 'DeFas DeFs0s f0c ca hduss II PTs5sr oo5s
Write 4o15 S. 2sth St.. Arl.. va. @5
and care Of small girls; good
home and salary. GIL. s552. %
MAiD-Chsvy naii c6;1ne Chase Area, for bust
iive-in, references. ME-. 1923 from
10 to pm. Sligo s6O6 after s
NR1RRssEMAID, ( RI colored, live in; up-
500 month; 'wo: s2o5. ' M4 up
WOMAN. settled. reliable; live in up
stairs ,rm.: cooking, g.h.w.; refs;
| SIo WK.' IN suburbs. Box 220-A
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN, 25 to 20;
| g.h.w., cooking help with 2 small
children; suburban home; live in
S25 wk.; recent loc. refs. WI. 9O74
A RELIABLE MAN AND WIFE TO,
general housework in new countr!
home at Chantilly. Va. 25 mile!
from D: G. A separate apt. with
private bath and good pay for quail
fled couple in family OF two aroune
middle age. No large social de
mands or big parties in our simpl,
life. Phone Herndon 93-J-12 or cal
in person at BROAD STREET MO
TORS. 1901 West Broad st., ii
Falls Church. for interview 5
CAPABLE WHITE SETTLED WOMAN
to manage house, for family Of 8
plan meals and help with house
work: must be able to drive car
furnish good references; To-
thoroughly modern house on larg,
farm in Va, about 30 miles from
Washington; good salary and per
manent home for woman who car
qualify. Write Box 422, Fairfax
Va: nhone OV. 2s72. 3
COLORED WOMAN to care for :
J children in colored family, 5 days
S15 wk. DI. 1922. q
Evening star., 1950-11-03
LUMBER
BLDG. MATERIALS

RoBINSoN's. Open every Sat. and
Sun. all day. For quick free delivery
phone AK. 1900. Ike furring strips
$3.50 per 100 it.; S-ft. specia.
studs. 40 cents each; special new
used windows. from ST each; ali
kinds; short lengths Of all size lum-
Der, 10c bd. it.; 1x12 pine shelving
with tight knots, 17c bd. IT. Beauti.
ful knotty pine paneling, Pickwicl
pattern, 8, 10. 10 in. widths, only
17c bd. II. Special slightly damaged
ceiling. tiles. la-in thick, &c each
Special plywood 3/3 grade. gum OF
pine. " in.-2x4. ST 80 each; AKA
$500 each: AXIS. $3.50 each. Spe-
cial molding, of all kinds, &c lin. IT
Special insulating brick siding. 81
per 50, Special asbestos siding
cial bathroom tile board, 19c sq IT
No. ! com. oak flooring. $3.50 100
bd. It. Zonolite insulation, large bag
1:39 each. Rockwool bats. full
thick. 40 so. IT. bag, $500 each
Special storm sash from So each
Used sinks, bathtubs. basins. radia.
tors. pipe fittings. All these and
many, many more at ROBINSON'S 6
NEW AND USED BLDG. MATE.
RAILS. 1899 Kenilworth ave. ne
Phone AK. 1900 for quick delivery
Evening star., 1950-11-03
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont. J

CARPENTER Remodeling Of all
kinds; general contracting. Call MIR.
LAWRENCE. RA. 97o3.
CARPENTRY, recreation room and
small repair work. Call DEWEY,
FIR. $3.50 %
CARPENTRY, repairs, recreation rms.
porchesi inclosed, cabinet making
G. COOK, AP. 1546 after pm.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
FORMICA

Manufacturers of FORMICA sink
tops. Also we have some scrap
Formica pieces for general use IN
the home. JOHN LIGON. INC.
Bethesda ave. and Ligon lane. Beth
eSda 0I, o004
Evening star., 1950-11-03

STENo. = Permanent position in Of
nee OF large motion picture organ
ration; 5-day week. See MR.. SHAF-
TEL. 7th f.. Warner Theater Bldg.
STORE CLERKS (5)-Experienced in
-,stores. Good pay. bonus grange
nient. Apply MIR. BLUM, $50 fth
SUPERVISOR for dining room, white;
to have charge. Of service and santa
tion; split shift; Sundays of. Call
TEacaaHHR-1mmediately. TOWN AND
COUNTRY c,;d]ISI5 g.,rss sca0oL' HOO, NURSERY ssI
desfHs Rnserg G1S schOo sa 1870 Droes
sionally trained and experienced for
eo,;operative school in Arl. Call
rPEEPHosE ELY; HON OPERATOR. 3 TO to II
Pm; Pm; ntypingo 1oo exper.; country club
TTPisT. learn Special ' machine and
grew, with company, must have
background. RE. 1906 for inter
view appointment. %
InrisI.5dday 5d S7ashG; week; good
Office environment. Phone MA. O624.
TYPIST, experienced or inexperi-
enced; permanent position; pleasant
surroundingS; good salary; adyane,
CO. 415 7th At. NV.
TYPIsT-CLERK, for credit depart
ment Of mems wear store: perma-
nent position; excellent chance for
advancement; start at 5000 a month;
prefer young lady between ages OF
81 and 81 years old; give back
replies confidential. Box 41b-C.
Star 4
TYPisT.cLERK TIRE EVENING
STAR has immediate openings for
der ,AD-TAKERs for further infor-
TYPisT:cLERK. for bookkeeping
preferred. but not necessary. State
phone number in reply. BOX SOD.
UNIT CONTROL CLERK-some ex-
perience desired. for well established
progressive and expanding organiza-
ton. Good salary and excellent op-
portunity for qualified person Un-
usual employe benefits. Apply THE
YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 3942 MINI.
wAfrikaEEss;s,. asfi white. must be expert. w
STEAK sPE ARRy RoBsE T. gsi4 o60d DAEx Egps
waa1ffREss D, exper. in Italian
restaurant; Va. resident. Call oW
MATTRESSES WANTED. No phon.
calls. PALACE RESTAURANT. 935
Pennsylyania ave. NV.
MATTRESSES. (White) part time;
5 TIL 8 pm; apply between and
3 pm. SILVER RESTAURANT
$3.50 Georgia ave. Silver Spring
MATTRESSES and fountain girls.
light colored:, must have at least
one year local experiences; NO Sun
day work. EXECUTIVE PHAR-
MACY. 900 Pa. ave. NV.
x-RAY TECHNICIAN-TYPIS COM
bination; exper. req: good salary,
tendent. sUBURBAN HosPTTAL,
Bethesda, Md OIL 800. -3
EASY EXTRA MONEY = No exper
needed; sell XMAS cards. imprinted
stationery. napkins. gift novelties;
sell on sight: sample Kit free. boxes
on approval: fast service; local dis
tributor. COLUMBIA ART STUDIOS.
Dept. WI. $50 F st. NV. suite 800.
RE 4716
Evening star., 1950-11-03

New, complete. cast iron. colored
bathroom and powder room outfits,
with all fittings and matching toilet
seats. Ask our price and compare
MATERIAL CO.. 4002 MINI. ave. e.
(at BenninR rd LII 4-n60n a
Evening star., 1950-11-03
MlScL. FOR SALE Cont }
AUTO SEAT COVERS

Only S9.95 for $50 Plastic Coated
Covers; beautifully tailored to At
4-door sedans. coaches and club
coupes. incl most 40 and 80
Lee hwy, Arl.. Va; CHI. 0024; Seven
Corners, Falls Ch.. FA. 2177: 10th
and y. Irving. Arl.. Va. OW. 7442.
BABY CARRIAGE. Hedstrom. with
pad; Trimble kiddie bath; both
ike new; must sell. WO. 0800. ID
Evening star., 1950-11-03
HELP. WOMEN

PHOTo-LAB. TECHNICIAN - oppor
for alert h. S. grad. to learn Color
Print Processing. Must have knoWl-
edge of photography and exper in
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN-Exp
preferred but not essential; must be
willing to work; car essential. Call
WOOD-CONLEY CO., 81. $500
apt. bldg. in NV: attractive salary;
20 to 40 years old. Contact MRS
FRANKHOUSER. EN-. 1859. q
RECEPTIONIST STENOGRAPHEF
for law Office. This position require.
poise. dependability, excellent steno.
graphy. 1915 per mo. Box 269-D
Evening star., 1950-11-03
SITUATIONS MEN

GRADUATE, 26. veteran,
married, gentle, business back
ground, high intelligence level,
ability to meet the public and ex-
cellent local refs, seeks position
having definite possibilities; no
insurance agencies; available i'm
mediately. Call OK. 1856 for fur.
HARRIS San AND DG POTTER stCri pLArEMASER
available; daywork preferred; oper
shop; references. BOX 895-C. Star