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Evening star., 1950-01-02
Group 10 Help Define
Legal Martial Status Of
|BorderIine Criminals
-AP Wirephoto,

A six-member subcommittee
headed by DR.. Winfred Overholser,
superintendent of St. Elizabeths
Hospital, plans to work with court
authorities here in a study that
may lead to clearer legal definition
and more effective treatment of
law breakers in borderline mental
conditions.
DR.. Overholser said today the
project is excellent and neces-
sary." The membership of the
group will be announced in few
days and will meet soon there
after. It will consist of doctors,
lawyers and laymen and form a
part of an overall advisory COM
mittee formed some time ago with
a view to improvements in the
whole range of court methods.
The main committee was devel-
oped from a suggestion of the
American Bar Association.
Judge E. Barrett Prettyman of
the United States Court of Ap-
peals and Chief Judge Bolitha J.
Laws of District Court have been
interested particularly in provid-
ing closer study of what DR.. Over
holser and others described as
gray zone" criminals.
The law, DR.. Overholser COM
mented, makes only a fiat dis
tinction between sane and insane
persons and does not contain ade-
quate provision for handling those
who while not insane may never
theless be not fully responsible
mentally"
He listed some types of alco-
holics, sex psychopaths and KEEP
tomaniacs as possibly falling in
that category. "Semi-responsi-
bles" OF one kind or another re-
quire special study and treatment
because, even when arrested for
comparatively minor offenses, they
may be potentially dangerous
criminals, he added
The subcommittee, he ex-
planned, is likely to suggest some
improvements in that field of
court work. but "the courts them
selves will take any initiative so
far as recommending any specific
changes or legislative enactments.
DR.. Overhelser said that de-
spite his other duties he gladly
accepted Craftsmanship of the
subcommittee. He declared he is
convinced Of the Importance of
the work for the benefit of the
community and the need for seek
ing solutions to one of the most
difficult problems in the country
Evening star., 1950-01-02
Myers Seen in Line
For Coveted Job in
Senate Finance Group
BY the Associated Press

Senator Myers, Democrat, of
Pennsylvania is reported in line
for a coveted assignment to the
tax-writing Finance Committee.
The Democratic Steering Com
mittee will decide Wednesday
whether to take the place away
from a Republican. The present
ratio on the finance group is seven
Democrats and six Republicans
1t is proposed to make it eight
to five.
It is one of series of changes
coming up in the Senate's i'm
portant committees as Congress
reassembles.
Senator Millikin, Republican, of
Colorado, former finance chair
man, said that the group retained
a seven-six ratio when Republicans
controlled the Senate, but in gen.
eral the majority party seeks to
relate the committee memberships
Evening star., 1950-01-02
armer Battles Police
In Night Gun Fight;
Mother, II, Killed
By the Assoeiofed Press

SUTTON, w. Va, Jan. g.
Farmer Otha Carder. 40, was in
Jail here today facing charges OF
felonious assault and malicious
wounding as the result of gun
battle in which his 72-year- -old
mother was killed.
About SO shots were exchanged
between Carder and five officers
who tried to arrest him Saturday
night at his farmhouse on a COM
plaint that he had threatened his
wife with a knife.
The policemen retreated when
one of their number, Corpl. L. l..
Gum, was hit in the leg. They
came back early yesterday morn
ing with reinforcements and
searchlights.
But Carder had slipped away
Officers broke into the house and
found the body of the mother,
Mrs. Edna Carder. She had been
struck by two bullets.
With the aid of bloodhounds
the posse traced Carder to his
hiding place. a fodder shock on
his farm. He was unarmed and
surrendered without resistance.
State Trooper Paul Swiger said
when the officers first went to
Carder's home they tried for &c
minutes to talk the farmer into
submitting peacefully. When Car
der refused, Mr.. Swiger said Mrs
Carder was asked to leave the
house but she refused.
The shooting started after
Carder announced to his mother,
I'm going to plug them" and
started blazing away.
Carders wife and two children
were not at home during the gun
battle.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
|Crew Declared Ready
To Take U. 5. Ship 10
BIockaded SHANGHAI
By the Associated Press

HONG KONG, Jan. IA
spokesman for the Isbrandtser
Line in Hong Kong said today
that a majority of the crew o1
the freighter Flying Arrow agreed
to take the ship into blockadee
Shanghai.
Only one man. an engineer, i:
expected to leave the ship, the
spokesman said. He said all others
are indignant over false reports
that the crew would not take the
Flying Arrow into Shanghai"
Mining Completed.
The Flying Arrows National
Maritime Union ship delegate
Paul Joseph, said it was true thai
not one man on board was anxiou.
to run the Chinese Nationals
blockade into the Communist port
(In Taipeh, Formosa, a
Nationalist navy official said to-
day, the mining of coastal
waters has been completed
with considerable effective
ness"
(He said the Nationalists
sent bigger force" to watch
the mouth of the Yangtze River
off Shanghai for blockade run
ners. He warned that foreign
vessels proceeded at great
risk" if they did not heed
Nationalist warnings of the
mining and blockade.
(Neither the United States
nor England recognize the
blockade officially although
the State Department has
warned American ships that
the waters off Shanghai are
dangerous. Ship captains have
been advised by the State De-
partment they may lose their
license if they take their SHIPS
into Shanghai.)
Mr.. Joseph Said "We are men,
bers of the National Maritime
Union and will not break our con-
tract or shipping articles by re-
fusing to carry out our agree
ment."
Would Like to Quit Ship.
A majority of the crew said
they would like to sign off the
ship in Hong Kong if they could
do so legally.
The crew was to meet tonight
to consider the statement of
Joseph Curran, NMU president
in New York, that they had a
right to be paid off and given
passage home.
A representative of the Is
brandtsen Line said the company
was trying to maintain the old
open door policy of commerce
with China.
Five officers of the ship sent
reassuring cables to their families
in the United States saying news
reports that they were being held
on ship at gunpoint or by force
were false.
Capt. David Jones, master of
the ship, said there was only one
revolver aboard.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
Hearing Set for Youths
nPoIiceman' sBeatinu

A Municipal Court hearing is
scheduled tomorrow for five youths
accused of beating a policeman
who tried to settle a dispute
among them.
The policeman, Pvt. Charles H.
Rails of the 14th precinct, was
put on the sick list after being
treated for cuts and bruises at
the police clinic.
Capt. Paul Barnes of the 14th
Evening star., 1950-01-02
Sick Child From Singapore
Due in Cleveland Toniqhf
By the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Jan. Little
Janet Beth Wagner is scheduled to
fly today the last leg of an air
trip half way round the world in
an effort to save her life.
The 2-year-old child. whose
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wag-
ner, and 8-year-old sister Pamela
are accompanying her. arrived
here Saturday night by Pan
American Clipper from their
home in Singapore.
They are due in Cleveland, Ohio,
this evening and the youngster
will go Immediately to the Cleve-
land Clinic. where doctors hope to
cure her of rare blood disease.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
a Texans Killed, I Hurt
In Truin-Auto Collision
BY the Assoeiated Pres,

WACO, Tex, Jan. 2.-Four per-
SONS were killed and another SER
iously injured yesterday in a
train-automobile collision near
here.
The engineer of the train, E. C.
Kelley of Denison, Tex, said he
did not see the car until the train
hit it at a little-used crossing.
Killed were Leonard Doyle
Capps, 10; his wife; their g.
month-old son, Leonard Wayne
Capps, and Nathan Earl Yarbor-
ough, %. All were of Route 4,
Waco.
Mrs. Nathan Marlborough was
critically injured.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
Father and 2 Sons Killed
In Crash Of Small PIune
By the Assoeiofed Press

CHEHALIS, Wash, Jan. g.
A holiday reunion ended in death
yesterday for a father and his
two sons. They were killed out
right when a small plane crashed
in a nearby slough during a sud-
den snow squall.
The victims were Joel c. Dolby,
Al. a st. Helens (Oreg), business
man and his two boys, Robert, II,
and Frank, Is.
They were en- route to Olympia,
Wash, where Robert lived with his
mother and stepfather, MIR. and
Mrs. Lloyd Hendrickson.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
Rhodesiuns Roll Own
To Beat Hiqh Price

Rising cigarette prices are max
ing Rhodesians a nation of "roll-
your-own"-ers. Bulawayo reports,
and cigarette papers often have
the monogram of the maker.
At parties and dances it now
is proper to pass the makings." !"
More than a dozen appliances are
on sale by which to make a Gig
arctic with almost a tailored look.
"Factory-mades" cost 80 cents or
more for SC.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. ~ As
MONDAY, JANUARY !,

seat on the Armed Services Com
mittee.
-Four new Senators will be bid
ding for committee assignments.
They are Senators Lehman, Demo-
crat, of New York; Benton, Demo-
crat. of Connecticut; Darby, Re-
publican, of Kansas, and Dwor-
shak, Republican, of Idaho. The
fact that Senators Lehman, Ben
ton and DWorshak are expected
to be candidates again next year
may help them get desirable as
signmentS.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
Movie Will Be Made
Of Franz Lehur's Life
BY fhe Assoeiofed Press

VIENNA, Jan. 2.-The life of
Franz Lehar, the Austrian COM
poser, will be filmed as a joint
Austrian-A American production.
Boris Morros, an American pro-
ducer, has signed a contract to
make the film with Viennese pro-
ducer Willy Forst, in both English
and German versions.
Lehar, whose best known work
was "The Merry Widow" died in
Bad Ischl, Austria, last year.
Evening star., 1950-01-02

AS an anti-spectulation meas
ure, Paraguay prohibited gasoline
service stations from selling gaso-
line, now scarce, in containers,
Evening star., 1950-01-02

Seven hundred pencil erasers
are made from a pound of specially
treated rubber.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
FOUND.

PUPPY, white. with tan spots; found just
before Christmas. VI. 1855.
Evening star., 1950-01-02

Complete selections in Worsted Flannels
with hand stitched edges, plus an excep-
tionally fine group of Sharkskin Worsteds
Suits of this quality are rare at $4475.
Evening star., 1950-10-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont.

GIRL, colored, wants afternoon work
of any kind. Good cook. city ref
Phone LU. 4-4053.
GIRL, colored, wants g.h.w., can
live in. TR. 3293.
GIRL, colored, with references, wants
general housework. Ii. 4-S617.
GIRL, COLORED, wants Job Monday
through Friday: plain cooking OF
taking care of children; no nights;
references. Call HI. $500.
LADY. exper.. refs, good cook and
housekeeper; ana5; will live in; good salary
MAID. colored, would like g.h.w.. q
days per week. Can furnish 1st class
reference. HI. 1878.
WOMAN, colored. desires mornini
work. to IL. HO. 4O95. is
WOMAN, colored, wants g.h.w. OF
days work. Good laundress. Cal
RE. 4S16. -16
COLORED LADY desires work. chile
care. working cple.. days wk. OF
5h. Ii. 3-5413. Mon.
CoLORED WOMAN desires work a,
day worker or ONCE cleaning, exp
ADELE. FIR. 657S.
COLORED WOMAN wants day work
good ironing and cleaning. Al cit,
HiGHfY Iii 81 GoMrErEsr bStSi eolored WON.
dress dress, lst st.. class ass ref; ref; 5;day wk.' ne
NEAT COLoRED GIRL wants work
by the day; experienced with ref
NEAT COLoRED GIRL desires 8
days work; experienced, excellent
references. NO. 9692.
Evening star., 1950-10-16
SITUATIONS woMek

CoIoRED GIRL DESIRES to clean
ONCE or part time evening hotel
DOCTORS SECRETARY and assist
ant. yoIng lady, expyienced re-
excel. refs. Ho. $500. Ext. iii:
EDITOR. medical spec, woman. with
executive background. Box 309-A.
ESXPEfRIENcED TYpIsr desires any
kind tipping work to do at home.
Call WA. 4455..
NURSE, practical, cases Of any kind;
CoTk Cs1, d DAY 7aaS aas night; exp and de! ref
best of references. Phone cH. o203.
SECRETARY. B. A., experienced. Ger
man, French. desires part-time po-
sition. "a days weekly. or hourly
s4GSoaRaPHERs Hes3s yiPH q rYp1srs avail
able for emergency assignments on
short notice. Call MISS BARRETT.
GRADTATE. . gstri e4-years-old and neat,
5307: Mon. Lincoln 6-e477. i6.
YOUNG LADY desires position as
typist or general office worker,
experienced; Bethesda or NV. pref
Available Nov. l. Box 494-B, Star
16"
I CAN HELP YOU-Tm an attractive
young lady. capable Of dealing with
the public and assuming RESPONSE
bility, with an administrative back
ground and an excellent sales .av-
erage. I've been a wash. resident
Is years. have top ref. and desire
interestine, work. Can you help
me? Call NO. 02S9, 12 to 9
Sunday. after 8 pm. Monday. 49,
Evening star., 1950-10-16
HELP WoAEN tcont.)

BoOKKEEPER-CAsHIER for retail
and experience. Box 328-A. Star.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator,
experience Unnecessary. We will train.
Age Is to 30. Bethesda area. Apply
in person before 1880 am. CO.
LUMBIA SPECIALLY CO.. 500
Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase, Md.
BOOKKEEPING MACH. OPERATOR
with typing Sge experience V1Tfns'D5 %iiiins to
learn operation: $50 per week; pro-
motional possibilities excellent;
state qualifications. Box 1867. Star
CAFETERIA, counter girl and cashier
white; good salary. SCOTS CAFE.
TERRA. 709 18th st. NV. liz
CASHIER, MGR. In credit cashier Of
fice 40-hr wk.; permanent position
many company benefits. Apply per-
sonnel ONCE. SEARS ROEBUCK &
CO: $500 Wis ave. NV
CASHIER, fr. ONCE: must be expe-
rienced with MGR 20oo posting ma
RALEIGH HOTEL. 18th and Pa
Cashier for hotel front desk. Apply
manager. EBBITT HOTEL. 10th and
casHfER, < fff NV; MGR 1000 operator. ml1 for
retail credit store once; take compl
charge; excel. opportunity; 6-day
yk:; starting salary $50. Apply
CASHIER, ~ Experienced; references
required; for busy counter: no Sun
days. no holidays. Apply NATIONAL
DRUG CO., 1000 Conn ave. NV
Evening star., 1950-10-16
SITUATIONS MEN

BooKkEEPEEi sSDsIsaEG! RI toes. matu1e divers
nee routine, exp. calc. and prepar-
ing Govt. bids. billing; moderate
cslGSEn sssla5g BSx %.S 16osg ABS star H. H.,
washer was .at kitshep S so,h helper or bqsboy:
cOLORED MAN wishes part time Job
as chauffeur or porter. Call CO.
coNsrRHcrIaoS q IS stseI Z s'n; SUPERINTENDENT
taking complete charge of field ONCE
work. Have five very efficient car
penter; and complete power machin-
cry al present. Will consider salary
bonus. Box 47-C, Star. IL
DRIyER-Wishes evening work; local
asS' ael'Seri.f L. q sis4 any kind Call IF atteT
EXECUTIVE SALESMAN and writer;
unusual personality. Consid. any SAL
aried field plus bonus. Box 1-C, Star.
HOTEL AUDITOR, age so, exp. in
both day and night duty; know hand
able and reliable. Box 240-D, Star.
JANIToR. 5th class license. wants
job in apt. bldg. with. quarters; mar
sifs' Ms. RosnNsoN. eaHf SSp TOOLS RE, is. aS4e'
MAN. retired, but too active to quit.
experienced in personnel and audit
ing. can assume considerable respon-
sibility; prefers desk job days week.
Box 444-B. Star. les
METAL SMITH-Govt employe needs
part-time employment. nights a
week: versatile mechanic, % yrs.
experience in sheet metal work and
welding Oncluding aluminium; also
automobile radiator repairing. Box
43-C. Star. II"
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
ing; reasonable prices. free estimates.
WADE. ME. 1885. 16'
PHARMACIST. or 6 day week, no
Sundays; available Immediately. WO.
5619, III
PRIVATE SECRETARY, efficient and
capable of handling executive duties.
seeks position with future. Box 427-
B. Star. 17'
STENO-TYPIsT. male, 80 yrs. of
age: varied experience, desires per-
manent position. State salary offer.
RETIRED GENTLEMAN. partial dis
ability. would assume care. manage
ment apt. project or similar en-
ployment;; keep records; have car.
BOY, coiored, wants work after
school; part or full time. Cali RA.
7141 any hour.
Evening star., 1950-10-16
HELP WOMEN

SHOE SALEsLADIEs. exper. in iuve-
mile. foot ftting; Regglar and also
936 F st. NV. III
STENOGRAPHER, capable. personable.
for small law office. Legal exper,
unnec.: 5-day, 371a-hr. wk.; $50 to
start, raise If OK. State age. exper..
speed. Box 294-A, Star. lie
STENOGRAPHER, for Steno. and gen.
eral office work with major oil COM
pany; good pay. 40 hr. wk.; paid
vacation and other benefits. Call
MR.. WRIGHT. IA. $500. -16
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, for
scientific research organizations; in
teresting work; 5-day week; excel
lent working conditions; opportunity
for promotion. Call EX. 500. Br.
30. IL
STENO., general of. work. bet 1s
and 35: some exp: for perm. posi-
tion: 5-day week and other benefits.
Apply JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL
LIFE ms. CO., 1887 De Sales St.
NV. -l6
sTENOGRAPHER for mail order d.
vision, high-auality portrait studio;
must take, dictation; permanent;
starting salary. $50 per week; good
future for bright. intelligent person
Give age, experience. etc. Box 225-T,
Star -10
Evening star., 1950-10-16
PAINTING. FLOOR SANDING
Papering. etc. Call MR.. SPELLER
LO. 3-7314 OR HI. 77S5.

PANTG PApERNS q. 1nteTioT
estimates. EX. 1890. 17'
PAINTING. papernanging; root. gut
ter and carpentry repairs; pure
oil paint used RA 1864, GE $500;
PAINTING. PAPER!NG. commerc and
years. ~ Mr. IAWRENcE. RA s76S
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING- fine
Job at q price you can afford. HER
MAN DECORATING CO. Day phone,
Elk. 1910; evening phone. GE. 3s46.
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING-spe-
iaal sial low prices; work gfnE1 gnaTantesa'
PAPER HANGING, painting, interior
and exterior. K. LEAK. AID. 7ls1,
PAPER HANGING, painting and plas-
tering; good work; reasonable. Es-
paPaRHANGiNGARseasanabl tlPaFas lSes ia sasa guar
work; est. free. TAX; PIX. Sill. spR..
paPERnsS, sPTThsFs FAiNTiNG-Low FAi 1SsS iS prfse
work guaranteed. RIA. 37o1. Call
pAPERiNG APE { Z IN: !: PAINTING; reasonable;
sSsk g0Fk guaranteed J. ToLsoN; Hu.
PAINTING. exterior a speciality. 1st-
- work; v,,,c references. Oh; las1...l7
class work, guaranteed; free esti-
mates. Phone EX. 22S7 or AP. 1855.
PAINTING, PAPERING; frst-ciass
workmanship; work done immedi-
ately. Can MR.. POAT. GE. 5643
21s
PAINTING - Interior.
exterior; commercial work; nights;
white mechanics. TATE, Elk. S571.
17s
PAPER HANGING, 81 up per rm. (;
1850 washable sunfast papers: work
guaranteed. GE. 42S3. GE 2461.
PAPER HANGING-PAINTIN
Sanitas huns, 1st-class work, white
mechanic. Call UN. 006s. -17
Evening star., 1950-10-16
INSTRUCTION COURSES

EARN YOUR DIPLOMA at home IN
spare time; high school. business
engineering; 400 other courses
]. C. s., 210 Bond Bldg. ME. S166
MODERN TRAINING IN peauS, eui.
Jure. all subjects taught Approved
by Government for GI training. day
and evening classes. WAR-FLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 O at nv
SPANISH, private lessons. modern
methods, exp. teacher. ANDERSON
7lR 10Th st. NV. ME. S955. II"
EXPERT INSTRUCTIONS In Ham
mond organ playing by qualified
graduate organist. Home studio,
Phone XII S-62lS. is
Evening star., 1950-10-16
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont.
PApERING AND PAINTING

PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work, estimates free. Call MR..
BECKETT, MI. 0930, DU. 4053.
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING
Call w. r. O'NEIL, AK. 541S. lis
PLASTERING and cement work. No
1870. THOMAS. 707 M st. NV. 49,
PLASTERING REPAIRS, patches,
ceilings, partitions; reas. rates. SH
4154. III
PLASTERING-Patch work a special
ty. reasonable; by white mechanic:
good service. Tu. O171. lis
PLUMBING AND HEATING-24-h hour
service. Adams 1926. 20"
PORCHES BUILT OR REPAIRED
Cellars remodeled or built, steps
remodeled or built. driveways re-
modelled or built. Please call RE.
0956 after 6 pm. weekdays, all
REFRiGERAToRs REPAIRED. also
washers; guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO
Days. UN. 1912. Ewes, UN, S575.
ROOFING. all types, new WORK and
repairs; cutters, spouts. carpentry
and painting. A. d. THOMAS. HU,
Evening star., 1950-10-16
BUILDING MATERIALS

Building? Remodeling? See us first
and save. Flooring, $50 per M
dressed 2x3s in all lengths, 4c pei
iineal IT.; complete windows, $S;
doors, ST and up; basins, So; toilets
and tanks: iron fencing, 75c per it.;
Ain. cast iron pipe. $3.50 per
35c per radiation IT.; shower stalls,
SIS; also boilers. pipe and many
other items. Special this week end
only: New Gold Bond rockwool,
S42.50 per M SO. #. ACE WRECK
ING CO. 4OO2 MINI. ave. ne. tat
Bennings rd.). LU. 4-0500. go
Evening star., 1950-10-16
HELP WOMEN tconf. J

LARGE corporation has openings for
clerk -typists. Good working cond.
and opportunities. for advancement.
Give phone No. in reply. Box 33S-A.
Star. -l6
Evening star., 1950-10-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, white. American; unencum-
bered: live in, exper; local refs !:
LIST class only. S35-S4O weekly:
clean, dependable. Box 263-A.
COOK-Ghw., white. wishes after
noon work; days. Sic: refs; Box
Evening star., 1950-10-16
ROOFING-HEATING
SHEET METAL
FREE ESTIMATES
MORE THAN 20 YEARS
SATISFACTORY SERVICE
GEORGE HOWES, INC.
MA. 1894

SHARPEST REDUCTIONS in town on
recreation rooms, storm windows,
siding. painting. floors and asphalt
tile. Payments as small as S5 a
month. Ii. 4-2601. -16
VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repaint-
ed, retaped, recorded. PARK AVE.
VENETIAN BLIND CO., 6214 r l.
ave-. Riverdale. Md. UN. l345.
WORN SINK TOPS replaced with
Formica or stainless steel. Call HU
sa62 MASTER APPLIANCE CO.
GEN. REPAIRS Foundation to
roof; painting, papering. carpen-
try. roofs, etc. LOVES, 10. 9-s702.
II"
IF YOU WANT carpentry, painting.
cement work, roofing and odds and
ends. call THOMAS BROTHERS.
able. ST. 624S. is
Evening star., 1950-10-16
BABY CARRIAGE
AND CRIB SALE

BABY CARRIAGE. Whitney. de luxe
English type; new cost, 500; sacri,
fee, $50. Gil. 440o, Ext. 1920
BATHTUBS, built-in. S25: new ant
used plumbing fixtures. BLOCKS
3056 M st. NV. NO 1903.
BATHTUBS, new, used; built-in legs
sinks. basins; toilets: PEERLESS S
BED LEGS for coil or Dox springs
convert to q Hollywood bed. We
install Call Sligo 1884.
BEDSPREAD, crochet, and scarfsi
$50. LA. 6-4317.
BEDRM. SUITE. French walnut, twin
beds, clean innerspring mattress
box springs, dresser, vanity, bench;
good cond.; $3.50. AD. 1853. IL
BEDRM. SUITE. odd dressers, vani-
ties, dinette sets, studio couch. port.
typewriter. odd chairs: owner SELL
ing out. RA. 6196 after Pm.
BOILER. oil burner. tank and ther-
mostat; make offer. Call LA. 6-5279.
Evening star., 1950-10-16

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Evening star., 1950-10-16
HELP WoAEN
MATTRESSES

WAITRESS. experienced: tray service;
apply SEAFARE RESTAURANT. 1924
Conn. ave. NV. -l6
Evening star., 1950-10-16
HELP MEk AND WOMEk

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN or woman;
good earnings: must have car:
BREITERMAN REALTY CO., 1925
Vermont ave. NV, RIM. COL; call
ACT now FOR EASY EXTRA CASH
Amazing profits selling friends
Americas finest Christmas cards
Stunning personaliZed cards. 80 for
81 up Gorgeous 21-card Feature
boxes, metallics. stationery. gift
items Bonus plan. Sample kit on
approval. Write. phone or visit
MASTERCRAFT. 1871 @ st. NV.
Wash s. DI 090S
CLERk-TYPIST-P position,
good working cend.. 5h-day wk.
Apply Division of Motor Vehicles,
SOL s. Glebe rd., Arl., Va. 20
RENTAL MANAGERS-For 450-unit
garden type apts.; married couple
or 2 women; compensation includes
3-bedrm. apt. adjoining rental Of
nee: project vicinity Good Hope rd.
and Alabama ave. Sc; 1909 rented
with management policies estab-
lished. Reply by letter, stating
qualifications, size of family, tele-
phone number for appointment for
interview. WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC,
1O2S Conn. ave