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Evening star., 1950-04-28

Grace Hough, u. 1880 9Th st. n.w.
William Ellison. 25, III 9TH st. nv. and
Robert Decker, 80, 44Is Eastern ave ne,
and Leta Hedrick, 23, 1925 NJ st. sc;
James Watkins. q. 1912 R st, NV. and
Alfred Hackley, 81, of Lanham, Nd. and
Alberta Cousins, 80. 1912 10th st. NV,
Coy. Hiatt. %, l1l3 33rd st. ne, and
vnesnt MsIfi pras aaymeEe snd nd eafmea St spsro
20, both OF Baltimore.
Constantine zavolas, 25, 1882 Massachu-
set; sets ave. nv, and Fannie PaDpas. %.
roiIs Pstsus, sa' Sqfh Of norfolk. ya,
John CROSBY; q. Jersey City. N; J.. and
Frederick Eareckson. %, of Bethesda. Nd,
and Jean Leeuwen, -. 6123 North
Robert Leahy, 46, / Scott Circle NV, and
Thomas McKenna. 2s, of sante Fe, N.
Me1i, Mai. ana Patricia Ellsworth. %, 2135
Oliver Newton, jr., o5, and Eleanor Sim
u,1n mons p: both Of Howard University.
JacSueline Lowey. 21,s of Long Island,
Rallie Jones, 81. 1a4 10th st. Sc. and
william Connick, 10, l43s Ridge pl. Sc,
and Lauralee Hearton. 90, 1929 Galen
81. Sc.
Rudolph Butler, %, 2109 18th st. NV
and sallie Russell. %, 1927 Harvard
William Greecy. 80, 1928 Tunl.w I'd. NV
and pa1k Maf1orie md Deitemeier, %, Takoma
Ralph Dixon. 90, of Bradbury Heights.
Nd: and Sarah Meinherdt' is, 9SI E
Raymond Kettl. %. of York, Pa, and Mary
Donovan. 25: 1924 Monroe st NV.
Willard Day, Al, and Dorothx Geraghty
3S, both Of the Hotel hCastleton.
George Williams, 80, 46 st NV and
.Loutzer Grace. 80. 1l43 1St St NV
Joseph Browner, 20, 512 Colorado I'd
NV, and Mary Turner, 20, 370 H st.
Robert Mcclelland, 90, and Lillian Clarke
Elliot Kaitlin. -, Brentwood, Nd. and
Miriam zola, 26. 35l7 I4th st. NV.
William Richardson, 20, Boiling Air Force
Base, and Miriam Neil, 1S, 40O7 Sth
Norman Martin, "a, Hotel Annapolis, and
Trude Koffler, "a, New York City
Yancey Rowe. jr., "a, 1910 Georgia ave
NV, and Mary Mumford, "a, 921 10th
st. ne.
Chalmers Weir 10. Mount Rainier. Md.
and Joyce Greene, 10, Green Meadows
John, ASSET, %, 161 Kentucky ave. Sc.
and 1valou Dodd, Is, 33l 18th st. ne
Evening star., 1950-04-28

Thomas A. warneld as. si4 NJ st nv
John T Tyson. 70, Linden. Nd
George Barber. IS. l24A ard ST, Sw
Alberta v, Collins, SIS, 42I T 81. nv.
Eta Moore. So, Blue Plans, D. c,
Clarence I Perry. 50. Upper Marlboro, Nc
Pred wtuia ms, 4a, $500 Maple rd., Dean
moore R6-, Nd.
Matte McMurrAy. IS. i423 r ST nv.
Infant Burrcush. so Pierce ST nv
Evening star., 1950-04-28
ADVERTISEMENT.
SKIN CARE ~ .s;y syia tI,sss! SsI

No more long beauty routine thrill to
modern skin care of Mexsana Skin Cream
in one easy lessonl Cares, ''corrects",
too! Lanolin-rich oil "sinks-in" to soften
rough skin-holds makeup for hours. Gen
tie medication gives complexion fairer,
lovelier look. Greaseless. Today, right now,
start using Mexsana Skin Cream. 35c.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
Marriage License
Appficotions

Under D. c. ldtD. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tDGit three ful days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddys.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
India Getting Tool Foctory

The Swiss firm, Oerlikons. is
building a large machine-to fac
tory in India. 1t will have an
estimated annual output worth
nearly SIT million.
Evening star., 1950-04-28

A black substance obtained by
burning oily nuts is used for tat
tooing by Formosa natives,
Evening star., 1950-04-09

-CheDy Chase Photo.
Martha Jefferson Trist, was the
last Of the Jefferson family to be
born at Monticello.
Mr.. Lamb was graduated from
the School of Foreign Service at
Georgetown University in 1949
and served for three years during
the war. His parents lived in
Washington when his father was
assistant general manager of the
Home Owners Loan Corp. in 1885,
36. Mrs. Lamb was Miss Agnes
O'Brien and was graduated from
Georgetown Visitation Junior Col
lepe.
Evening star., 1950-04-09

From Staunton comes the an
nouncement by Mrs. William Cook
Owen of the engagement of her
daughter Ruth Littell to Mr.
Gordon Edward Whitfield, son Of
Mrs. Aleck Gordon Whitfield of
Jackson Heights, N. Y. and the
late Mr.. Whitfield of Chicago.
Miss Owen is the daughter Of
the late Navy Comdr. Owen, and
the granddaughter of the late
Brig. Gen. I. w. Lttell. who was
chief of the construction division
of the Army during the First World
War. Her great-grandfather. the
late Capt. Gregory Barrett Of the
"Old 10th" Infantry. was a
member of Theodore Roosevelt's
Rough Riders.
The bride-elect was graduated
from Mary Baldwin College in
Staunton where she was a men,
ber of the Honor Society. She
was member of the Supply Corps
of the Naval Reserve during the
recent war. serving as disbursing
officer at st. Lawrence University
at Canton, N. Y; the Naval Air
Stations at South Weymouth,
Mass. and Ford Island. Hawaii,
and the shipyard at Pearl Harbor.
For the past two years she has
been disbursing officer at the
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Bal Bohenne
Setting to Be
Spectacular

On Monday, April II. Washing
tonians will turn their watches
ahead. not just one hour. but
l,3l4,000 hours to the year 2100
when the Arts Club presents its
first Bal Boheme in II years. at
the Hotel Statler from 10 till 2.
Additional patronesses who will
mingle with the men and women
of tomorrow, the visitors from the
moon. and the interplanetary Wis
itors from Earth who are setting
out to visit the stars include Mrs.
William o. Douglas, wife Of the
Supreme Court Justice: Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt Whitney, wife
of the retiring Under Secretary
of Commerce; Mrs. Miguel de
Echegary, wife of the Agriculture
Attache of the Spanish Embassy;
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, Mrs.
Katharine Edgar Bryon, Mrs.
Wade Hampton Haislip, Mrs.
James Hamilton Lewis, Mrs.
George Wilson Malone, Mrs. A. S.
Monroney and Mrs. w. Wayne
Wirgman.
Mrs. James M. Minifie, WASH
ington portrait painter, is chair
man of decorations. Those who
are assisting Mrs. Minifie in turn
ing the four entertainment rooms
of the Statler into the Bal
Boheme. Street of Tomorrow,
Stratosphere and Court of Venus
include Madeline. and Geraldine
Keilty of the Craft Shop, Charles
Lownesberry. Charles Latshaw,
Charles King. Felix de Weldon,
David Coates, Mrs. LeVern
Wilson. Betty Baker. Margaret
Mess and Bobby Preu.
The committee has carried the
decorations into the realm of the
amusing. They have filled the
shop windows in the Street of
Tomorrow with foods. fashions,
cosmetics, plastic surgery, babies
and countless other items which
have been touched with futuris-
tic wand. A travel agency will
offer cut rate honeymoon trip 10
the planet Venus. To reach the
planet, the traveller through
space must first pass through The
Stratosphere room which will,
twinkle with some sixteen thou
sand stars, which have been cut
out and pasted on the heavens by
hard working members of the
club.
Having passed through the
stratosphere. the space visitor will
be presented at the court of the
king and queen of hearts, where
they will see all the lovely ladies
of history from Eve to 2100 A. d.
in magnificent costume and Carl
cature.
Because Of the demand for pox
seats, additional boxes are being
built in the ballroom. and there
are still plenty floor tickets avail
able.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
our
Is Arranged
For April %

The thousands of visitors who
flock to Washington during the
month for the many outdoor fetes
may add one more to their lists,
the Goodwill Embassy tour on
Saturday, April %, from to 5
o'clock. sponsored by the Good
will Guild, of which Mrs. Sidney
Hechinger is president.
Four of the handsome embassies
along Massachusetts, avenue are to
be open to the public through the
generosity of the ENJOYS, the Greek
at 222l, the Egyptian at 2301,
Iran at 3003 and Brazil at 5000.
In addition, the Minister of Lux
embourg and Nine. LIE Calais are
opening their Legation at 1900.
In past years only the gardens of
the Brazilian Embassy have been
open. This year the Ambassador,
Mr.. Mauricio Nabuco, has con-
sented to open the stately Embassy
to pilgrims.
To make the day complete. Mrs
Martin Vogel is giving a tea at
Normanstone, her home at 2601
Thirtieth street, at which Mrs.
Truman, a member of the Good
will Guild, will be honor guest.
Mrs, Bark.ey, wife of the Vice
President, is also coming and will
be in the receiving line along with
other notables from official, dip
lomatic and social Washington
Tea hours are from 4 to 6 and
all visitors buying tour tickets are
invited.
AS guide to visitors, Mrs. Will
lard A. Edwards is preparing a
tour booklet with photographs of
the embassies. their history, an
index of important furnishings
and objets dart, and special
message from ambassadors and
Minister de Calais.
All the embassies to be open
are within a radius Of 10 squares,
Mrs. Davis points cut, suggesting
that visitors come by bus or, if by
car, park, make the rounds, then
60 on to the tea later.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Frontier Nursing Benefit

ron, treasurer; Mrs. Arthur Krock,
publicity; Mrs. Oliver Mckee, pic
lures: Mrs. Neville Miller, radio,
and Mrs. John T. Vance, posters.
Mrs. Adelphus Station is chair
man of the Washington Commit
tee and Mrs. Reeve Lewis, jr., and
Mrs. Samuel E. Neel are vice
chairmen.
The Frontier Nursing Service of
Kentucky is a national philan-
thropy which is supported by reg
ular contributors and by benefits
held in leading cities throughout
the United States. In addition to
nursing care to the sick, it gives
care to women in childbirth and
to young children and does pre-
ventive health work in IL nursing
districts at centers located on the
Middle Fork of the Kentucky
River and Red Bird River and
their tributaries.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Miss McKechnie
To Marry Ensiqn

Capt. Arnold w. McKechnie
U.S.N., who is stationed in Coro-
nado, Calf, and Mrs. McKechnie
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Harriet Ann, to
Ensign Evan c. Harris, U.S.N.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Don c. Har-
ris of Chadwick, III.
Miss McKechnie was graduated
from Punahou School in Homo
lulu, attended Madison College in
Harrisonburg, Va, and now is
studying at San Diego State Col
lege where she is a member Of Pi
Beta Phi Sorority. Her father
was stationed in Washington with
the Bureau of Personnel from
1945 to 1947.
Ensign Harris attended Du-
buque University in Iowa and
Marquette University In Wiscon-
sin. He is on duty with the Paci-
fic Fleet.
A summer wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Cocktail


Mrs. Marie M. Stewart was
hostess at cocktails last evening
preceding the final dance of the
season of the Oklahoma State So
ciety. The occasion also marked
the first showing of a portrait
of the hostess, painted by Nine
Alexander KutcheroWa, we'll
known European artist and a
former displaced person.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Abernathy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hershel Underhill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Bigbee, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Trask, Col. and Mrs. Merton
Munson. Col. and Mrs. John
Moore, Judge and Mrs. w. T.
Crozier, Mrs. Edith Goss, Mr..
James Pharris, Comdr. and Mrs.
William Matney, Comdr. and Mrs.
John McGillis and Mr.. Jerry
Chase,
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Sarah S. Provost
To Marry in July I

Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Pro-
voost of Arlington announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Sarah Steuart. to Mr.. George D.
Kellen, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs
Kellen of Boston. The wedding
will take place in July.
Miss Provost. was graduated
from Randolph-Macon Womans s
College. Lynchburg, Va, in the
class Of 1948. and is a member
Of Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity
She is now with the patent de-
partment of American Cyanamid
Co. at Stamford, Conn.
Mr.. Kellen is a graduate OF
Northeastern University, Boston
class of 1949. He served with
the United States Army during
the war in the European theatel
. and now is a chemical engineer
with American Cyanamid Co.
Evening star., 1950-04-09

his fiancee is employed by the
State Department.
Announcement is made by Mrs
Caskie ,Withers of the engage
ment of her daughter Janet
Christine to Mr.. John Marshall
Burner, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Burner of McGaheysville, Va
The wedding will take place in
August.
The engagement of Miss Isa-
belle Marie Wright to Mr.. Daniel
Joseph Fitzpatrick, son of Mr.
Daniel j. Fitzpatrick of Dor
chester. Mass, and the late Mrs
Fitzpatrick, is announced by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Wright of Washington.
The bride elect is a graduate of
immaculate Seminary and the
University of Maryland. Mr.. Fitz-
patrick was graduated from
Georgetown University School of
Foreign Service and is attending
George Washington University
Law School.
Evening star., 1950-04-09

Mrs. John w. Davidge is chair
man of the annual benefit lecture
for the Frontier Nursing Service,
of Kentucky, which is being
sponsored by the Washington
committee and will be held Fri
day, May 5. at 4:30 o'clock in the
ball room of the Mayflower Hotel.
Mr.. John Mason Brown will again
be the lecturer and there will be
refreshments afterwards, all of
which is covered by the admission
price.
Members of Mrs. Davidge's COM
mittee are Mrs. D. Lawrence
Groner. chairman of patronesses;
Mrs. Nelson E. Perrin. chairman of
boxes; Mrs. Walter White, chair
man of arrangements; Mrs. Will
liam North Sturtevant. ticket
chairman: Mrs. Mark Sullivan,
jr., and Mrs. John w. Davidge. jr.,
vice chairmen; Mrs. John w. Her.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Margaret BroyIes
To Wed Mr.. Belt

The wedding of Miss Margaret
Ruth Broyles, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Broyles of Aylor, Va,
and Mr.. Ridgely j. Belt will take
place Thursday morning at II
o'clock in the Church of St.
Stephen and the Incarnation.
Mr.. Belt is the son of Mrs.
Laura V. Belt and the late Mr..
Alvin G.. Belt.
Evening star., 1950-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Pope
Joyes of Louisville, KY, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Caroline Bar, to Army Capt. Will
liam Robert Cory, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Neal Cory of the Uni
verSity of Maryland.
Miss Joyes attended the Louis
vile Collegiate School and Vassar
College. She is a member of the
Junior League of Louisville.
Capt. Cory attended st. An
drews' School and Washington &
Lee University. He was commits
stoned first lieutenant in the Army
following the last war.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington D. c. D-3
.

Naval Air Station at Floyd
Bennett Field. Brooklyn.
Mr.. Whitfield Is the grandson Of
Col. and Mrs. Alexander Med.
Davis and great-grandson Of the
late Gen. Edward Davis. The
bridegroom elect attended Buck
Evening star., 1950-04-09

nell University at Lewisburg, Pa.
and is a member OF Sigma Alpha
Epsilon. He enlisted in the Army
for the recent war and since his
discharge has been in business in
New York.
Evening star., 1950-04-09

was graduated in 1947 from New
comb College in New Orleans.
She made her debut in that city
the same year and is a member
of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority and
Eta Sigma Phi honorary classical
fraternity.
Mr.. Van Deventer, who served
in the Navy during the war, at
tended st. Andrews School in
Middletown. Del, was graduated
from Newark Academy and at
tended Princeton University. He
is with the Addressograph-M Multi
graph Corp. in Washington and
Evening star., 1950-04-09

Mrs. Heda Kock Won Meysen-
bug of New Orleans announces
the engagement of her daughter
Heda .Riyalief to Mr.. Philip Van
Deventer, jr., son of Mr.. Van
Deventer of Plainfield, N. j., and
Mrs. Wirth c. Wiley of Washing
ton.
Miss Won Meysenbug, who is
the daughter of DR.. Ludo Rivalier
Won Meysenbug of Daytona
Beach, Fla, attended the Convent
of the Sacred Heart in New
Orleans and in Cincinnati, and
Evening star., 1950-04-09

Grohom-Lomb
The engagement of Miss Rosella
Trist Graham to Mr.. Richard c..
Lamb, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Lamb of Cleveland, is announced
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Edwin Graham of Alexandria.
Miss Graham graduated in 1948
from Georgetown Visitation Jun
ior College, where she was editor
of the school paper and a men,
ber Of the Student Council. She
is a member of the senior class at
Marymount College at Tarrytown,
N. Y. Her great grandmother.
Evening star., 1950-11-19

Occasionally a mother or a
father would ask that a son
be kept out of military service
We're old now and need
him to run the place"
Mr.. Harrison takes three
days each year for his heart
to-heart talks. The trip calls
for 80 stops and he arranges
a schedule for about a half
hour at each place. A number
of other Congressman, notably
Representative Joe Martin OF
Massachusetts, make similar
visits through their districts.
Aside from a lack of conf
dence in the administration,
a genuine dislike for Mr. Ache
son and worry over the dan
gers of war, high prices and
communism, Mr.. Harrison
found his district In good
spirits.
How are things going for
you?" he asked one elderly
farmer who summed up con-
ditions In one picturesque
expression.
WELL" he drawled, we're
eatin' pretty high up on the
hog" w. j. NJ.
Evening star., 1950-11-19

and nobody needs to pay me
for anything I don't do or
don't raise"
The appearance Of his farm
seemed to bear him out.
How do the country folks
like President Truman? They
didn't say much-just set their
mouths in thin, determined
lines and shook their heads
negatively. Secretary of State
Acheson? Not after he "stuck
up for Alger Hiss"
Is there going to be a war?
Will initiation get worse?
Those were typical ques-
tions, and it was largely the
same story at all the stops
Gaylord, Wadesville. Clear
brook, Berryville, Cross juno
ton, Gainesboro and many
others.
Here and there an elderly
man or woman would hang on
the fringes of the groups and.
as Mr.. Harrison was leaving,
tug at his sleeve.
I'm old now and can't
work." one said In a half
whisper. Can I get some
social Security?"
WASHINGTON n C. NOVEM]
Evening star., 1950-08-24
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont.

ALTERATION, ADDITIONS and new
construction. commercial and resi-
Dental; construction engineer ir
charge. CAPITAL CITY CONSTRUC.
TON CO.. Lo. $3.50 or WA
BRICK WORK. large or small fire
places and porches speciality
reasonable rates. UN. 3719. -27
CARPENTER, repairing and painting
free estimate; no Job too small. Cal
caRPENTiRaY WORK of all kinds
LAWRENCE. RA. 97O3,
CARPENTRY-Attics finished, recre.
alton rms. .porches incl, stairways
dormer windows; residential or com.
mercial. J. E. HENDRICKS, UN. 2491
CARPENTRY - Complete remodelin,
and repairing: residential or com
mereisl; AINSWoRTH. RA. 4sls.
places, cement driveways, porches
retaining walls. pipe drainage; al
KINDS OF waterproofing. F. MAR
GUCClO. Route s. Horners lane
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 35SS
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES Elecsr,
sf easn. 81 e e. 'hssss sas
anv day any night
DEC0RATING-1st class work. sober
mechanics recommended by wallpaper
and paint manufacturers. Call u!
for reas. rates and refs. Elk. S555
DRlVEWAYS, porches and cellars re-
paired or built. NO. 683S. -2S
DRIVEWAY PAVING. asphalt; loy
prices and easy terms. ALASKA
COAL & BRICK CO. MA. 1886 o.
OF. 1900.
pairs. short circuit. small Jobs don,
immed. Call any time. RA. 2222.
Evening star., 1950-08-24

TOP SOIL, fill dirt and manure:
trimming and removing. SH. 5110.
TREES REMOVED. trimmed. etc;
tstmates fSlg iasuFSa %i yeFy TG5s low rates. free
FLaGST0NE WALks, terraces. ire
pipe drainage; ali kinds Of cement
work. F. MARcUCCIO. Route 5,
Rockville 1888
TOP SOIL, 10000 yds., rich loan;
close in, Lee blvd. and Irving ST..
Arlington; large orders only. GIL.
9209, JA. S-3426. go
BULLDOZERS and leaders for grad
ing, excavating and land clearing;
free estimates. AT. 0725.
BULLDOZER. hour or contract: grad
ing, roads, driveways,. land clearing;
LANDsCAPING, grading, ploWing,
sodding, top soil. driveways and
porches, cement and brick work;
also tractor for hire. HU. 1895, HU.
Rotary T1LLER, ME-, new; will
trade for old garden tractor. Terms.
LO. 5-O400. -25
Plant SHADE TREES, shrubs and
all other nursery stock now. We also
specialize in soddipg. For free esti-
mates, call LYONS NURSERY,
61O2 Ager road, Hyattsville, Md.
Tel. Warfield 4756 or Union 1886.
TOP SOIL-Very good rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reasonable, Call Hi 1888 --27
Evening star., 1950-08-24
DESK

FRIDAY to 8. 5515 18th st. NV
DIAMONDS-Lady's SOL. "a Ct. S125;
princess ring IS dias.,. appx. 1N cts,
adys nice fSs color II Sa' et $751; ss MANS MAN.;
2. cts, $500; lady's. SOL. 3a cts,
$3.50 All prices include mount
sTSN q Co., ,zss ,zssSsffse9 Il St. n!1,, EvisS ME
DiNEriTE SET. .7-pc. modern S iisht
birch. table and six chairs. includ-
Ing special table pads; excel. cond.
$40. EM. 4776. after 6:1b pm;
DINETTE SUITE pcs. mod. ma
hog, $135; gas range, $25; 100 It.
42-inch wire fencing, complete with
gate and posts. $50. WI. 1888. after
DINING ROOM sEr-Junior. --Ta Hsy-
DlsiSa Sls1HH cf'3 RoSM 4h SUI sJifE si.,
table, six chairs. buffet, walnut
woad,sS S1Ssi S6ll as-s Chevy Chase PARKWAY
DiSfSG MSGSts' RM. a.'; SUITE, 10 pcs., 20 s75
mahogany. GE. O694. -25
DINING ROOM TABLE and 4 chairs;
solid mahosany; s1s5. OIL. oOl6
DISPLAY CASES, cash register t
chairs. KinEsley printing machine
vases, china. glassware, pictures
stationery. ETC.: must yacate. LEE
GIG Pa. ave. Sc. 80
DUMB WAITER. never uncrated, new
Sedgewtck Co., capacity 500 lbs.
speed 100 It per minute, car size
height; balance Of data on re.
quest; priced for quick sale. Apply
OFFICIAL CLEANERS, S740 MINI
ave. ne, VI. 400. "a
DUPLICATOR, syensii type; $3.50
!ltE ulNITxp TYPEWRITER CO" 81,
Evening star., 1950-08-24
WITHOUT CALLING
SMITHS

FURN;a@Moving to smaller apt, must
Sacriflce maple bedrm. suite and
Hotpoint refgr. 81. 1862. -2S
FURN.-New; used 3 mos, CO. 7744,
Apt. 300. West Clifton Terrace, 18th
and Clifton st. NV rs
FURN" bedrm. suite, walnut; 4 pcs,
FURN;-.Double bed, complete and
matching dresser; also other house
hold items; come between 4 and
9 pm. 2 Rodney rd.. Hillandale,
8. Spring. Drive out N. H. ave. Pa
FURN.--Complete from 2-bedrm. apt,
including silver, linens, ETC.; leaving
town and must sacrifice. Call
CARR, JA. 4-1SS4. -25
FURN.-Mahog. buffet and china
cabinet; very reasonable. Wo. 1852,
FURN.-Refrigerator, oak din. srm.,
aSs' mSaei; ~ dSie; = Ssdrm. SETS SETS IsH. acH
FURS; Green 'mohair frieze sofa;
small size lawn mower; sxIO
,Waitrend rug. WI. 7715. -26
FuRN.-Liv. rm. sofa, chairs, lamps,
6edrm' chests, misc. items. WO.
FURN SALE - Brand-new n bedrm..
din. rm., liv. rm. from unclaimed
freight and factory samples, etc.
at great savings. LION STORAGE
BLDG, 400 New York ave. NV,
Daily. 1915: Sat. It'll 4. RE. 43iO.
Evening star., 1950-08-24
SITUATIONS MEN

BoOKKEEPER, part time; $50 mo-;
books started, kept; income taxes;
prompt local refs. EN-. S634. -25
CEAUFFEUR-house -valet-garden-
er: highest local references: retired
MOO; 20 years Royal Canadian
Mounted Police; perfect record; U. s
citizen; no objection long hours OF
assume clerical duties or conflden-
COLLEGE GRAD, 90, unattached re.
liable; yrs. Govt, exp: seeks ci-
villain empl. with future. Box 377-V
GARDENER, white; one day weekly
seXSpperienced; SIS: references. Boz
MULTILITH OPERATOR. Expert set.
up and layout man. Permanent
Box 374-V, Star. ia
JANIT0R. white. Latyian. married
able able to srIst paint and and do any repair
JANIToR, CoLORED, age 80: mar,
ried; no children; wants Job witt
quarters; non-drinker. ia. 4644. "a
PAINTER CARPENTER wants work
go anywhere; have tools and equip.
ment; estimates free. HUI. 9051. -2t
SALESMAN. 26; vet; outside retail
firm. Box 354-V, Star. 24s
YOUNG MAN desires delivery job OF
route salesman; know D. C. and Va.
chaufteur,s permit; prefer Arlington
= or OF Alex OF. 9179 after Z pm. 26'
SUCCESSFUL automotive manage
ment and sales experience locally
business administration degree, 90
married; former Air Corps officer not
liable to be drafted. Rox 45-Y, Star
-25
WANTED WORK heating and air.
estimates free. HU. 9O5l. =26