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Evening star., 1950-07-30
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6 Pm
Td02 18th AWE

cARoLE HIGHLANDS
Vacant, det., 6-rm., 3-bedrm. brick
house of N. H. ave, in Md.-11x21-
IT. liv. rm., wood-burning flrepl.,
full-sized din. rm. and kit, full
basement, screens, new storm win
dows, gas &C heat, beautiful fow-
ers; choice lot on best street in
community; well financed. quick pos
session. Out N. H. ave, almost l a
mi, beyond p: c. line, turn right on
Erskine to 18th. then left to sign.
Also shown by appointment. MI.
Maury. TU. 1925.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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$685. BEDRMS

RAMBLING COLONIALS
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
p by IA it. living room, electric
kitchen. dining room, 3 full-sized
bedrms., > full baths; S22,500 up
Call till noon Oliver 1927. Inspec-
ton noon till dark. 7lO0 Western
ave, Chevy Chase, Md.
S. F. & w CORP
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BETHESDA AREA
CHEVY CHASE

N11HV Z N11110I
For sale or rent immedi-
ately. lovely 2-story brick CO.
lonial. Very large liv. rm.,
fireplace, din. rm.. and large
equipped kit. Powder rm. and
den or bedrm. on 3rd fl.
2nd fl. has 3 lge bedrms.,
extra rm for den or bedrm.
2 complete baths. Full bsmt.
with automatic gas &C. fur
mace. Exceptional value. d.
RECTIONS: Drive out Conn.
ave, turn right on Kensington
pkwy. to open sign No. 9303
AL BAKER & SON, INC
Realtors, 116 S. st. Asaph.
Alex, Va. AL. 6644. TIE. 7343.
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L. H. Carmichael Realty Co
CHECK THIS ONEI

81 ,200-$62.41 Covers All
VIERS MILL VILLAGE
II you want home that has every
thing, and we mean the works. this
Is must. An S.mo. .-old, ,2.bedrm:
bungalow with storage attic. full
bsmt., picket fence, metal awnings;
fully Handicapped; storm windows,
etc. blk. from shopping center;
bus at front door; school bus syS-
tenn. Directions: Out Ga. ave. and
Viers Mill rd. to shopping center
under construction. turn left on
Randolph rd. to 4405 and for sale
sign: Open l till dark. Call LEACH
& CRONIN, LO. 5-2772 or Mrs.
Straugham SH Q422
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ST. 500 DOWN. S65 MO
S15Q50

kensington Realty Co. Beaut. furn..
area. Stromberg Carlson nv set,
Mitchell air conditioner, Chinese rug,
Chinese shadow boxes, lined draw
drapes, sectional sofa, 5 lge. lamps
in liv. rm., Macmillan coffee table,
Secretary desk, white Ermine oak
suite in instr. bedrm., night tables,
windows, extra cabinets. auto. wash
mach, elec. refgr., lawn equip. and
table and chair. Owner trans. SELL
ing at loss. LO. 5-1105; ewes, OIL
93S2. 3Os
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WOODSIDE PARK
9008 ALTON PKWY.
OPEN TOT

6ElCk, rmS.s 3H2 paLnS DeQrmS.
25Ox245: driveway circling house
1st FIR. liv. rm. 12x24 it., ston
firepl., fiagstone screened porch of
liv. rm., mirrored din. rm. 12xlt
bay window for flowers; kit. newl!
eiec. range, lge. SerVei refg., Hot
point dishwasher, deepfreeze; lge
den with "a bath; I'd fir, 8 twin.
sized bedrms., / med. sized bedrm.
glass-incl. shower in master bedrm
2 bedrms. with interjoining bath
lge. rec. rm., stone flrepl.; gas laun
dry dryer rm.; hide-away bar; com
plete elec. kit. with Laundromat
tile. bath; furn.. rm.; maids rm.
parking area; 2-car gar; storag,
house; covered patio, fishpond. bar
becue. To inspect: Out Ga. ave. tt
Colesville pike. rt. blocks to Noyel
dr., left to Alton pkwy. VIM r
THOROWGOOD. DE. 0317. SH. 607;
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FOR SALE-House, fur
land; 10 miles from District line.
On Indian Head hwy. Call Mr..
RUSSELL after 3 pm, 10. 2-117S.
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COLONIAL

Brick, bedroom. yrs. old. in i'm
maculate condition, Silver Spring
Both living room and dining room
are large, built-in garage, cool
screened side porch; charming neigh
borhood, near elementary school
sH. SOLO til 8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE co.
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10. 9.s76l or wa. 1sle. .

CAPITAL HEIGHTS, MD.
406 4sth ave. Five-rm. bunsa.. full
bsmt.. lot S0x100, gar. This neat
be purchased on cony. terms. Ready
for occupancy. T. D. BURGESS,
1884 Penna. ave. S.e.. VI. 1902 till 8.
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n.-W.n. H2-plk. DuS; H2-cenar, Chlls
lum. MO. JOVIS, RA. 4343. 80
OPEN 1 It'll PM new houses;
] stucco over masonry, 5 large rms.
and bath; Cape Cod asbestos
frame, large rms. and bath; both
houses have stairway to spacious
End floor; plenty of closet space, oil
lawn; S11,50O each, terms. To
reach: Go out Route so ANNAPOLIS
rd.) to Lanham, Nd, bear left on
Lanham and Bowie rd. Ia miles on
right to open sign. ALVIN EPL1NG,
I'm O313 40
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
2-REDRM RAMBLER

Brick, almost completed. Your choice
of color scheme. Good Silver Sprg
double closets. Not subdiv. Full
bsmt. Price, S14,750; excel, financ-
ing. For appt. call SH. SOLO till
8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
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Near st. Johns School

Near st. Johns School
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO 7
10117 Gates Ave. Sill. Spring
Attr a bedrms.). brick; lge. liv. rm. !;
flrepl., . bedrms. down with bath;
full bsmt.; gas heat; lovely corner
lot; priced right. Dir: Out Georgia
ave. ext. left on Dexter to Greely,
left to Churchill. TT. to open sign.
Call SH. 0601; ewes, LA. 6-SS00.
l.. H. Carmichael Realty
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COLLEGE PARK

Prewar Colonial brick With slate
23-ft. liv. rm. with fireplace, large
den. screened porch and u bath;
End fir, 3 bedrms., full tile. bath;
closets galore; full bsmt., oil h.-w h..
spacious and honey lot: only $24,-
900 on terms; within walking dis
tance of Md. Univ. and all other
conveniences. To inspect call
PERRY BOSWELL, INC.
r. I. Ave. and 34th St.. Mt. Rainier.
Md. WA. $500.
COLLEGE PARK-BRICK
DsrtmGpth Sa1ps fysn.s. ays RMS o
heat, fine bsmt.; shady lot; neal
ROGERS, WA. s262.
FORESTVILLE, MD.
5s12 Second ave-; GI approved:
on on premises prem lor'ti or cali 10. s-e7s1.
HILLSIDE, MD.
Near Coral Hills. S11,250 and S10.-
lows with built-in garage. full base
ment. gas heat. living room with
fireplace. expan. dormer attic, fully
equipped kitchen, screened; FHA ap-
proved; $3.50 and $3.50 cash
down. S53.S1 per mo. on balance,
FEKETE & co.
Ii. 7-4o4o, eo2 Penna. Ave. Sc.
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$500 E ST., Maryland Park-Vacant,
detached, rms, bath; large lot.
$4,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.

$50 MO.-$150 DOWN
cOLORED-4 rooms, yards; 1st St.
s.w. OWNER. DE. 3343. MA. 37l0. .
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Open Sat. and Sun, / to 6
Silver Spring. 705 Silver Spring ave.
5-rm asbestos shingle bungalow, 8
bedrms. expan. attic. full bsmt., gas
h.-w.h.. lot 60x1S0. Taxes S9S. "
block to schools and bus. $1,000.
Low down payment. 81. 1854.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CIOSE-IN MARYLAND


4-bedrm. home. conv. location, bus
at door; full basement, oil INV h :.
2-car garage. To see a good buy,
call Mr.. johnson, UN. 1925, cox
ONLY $3.50 DOWN PAYMT.
Viers Mill village-Excellent 2-bedrm.
bunga:. full dry basement, large
level lot. Priced $1,000. Assume
$3.50 mo. payments. Call SH.
060l Sun.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
$11,950-SILVER SPRING
OPEN SUNDAY. 1-7PM.
9S32 Capitol View ave.|ust beyond
Forest Glen. fine older home; liv.
rm., din, rm. and kit. "a bedrms +,
bath, full bsmt., oil h.-w.h., on lge.
lot. Real bargain. Directions: Out
Ga. ave-, left on Seminary rd., on
to Capital View ave. ext, to open"
sign.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co
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HYATTSVILLE

OPEN . TILL DARK
with paneled den, bsmt., flrepl..
lovely lot is a positive steal on to-
days market. Directions: Out Bal
timore blvd, left on Oglethorpe,
right on 43rd. st. to 6019 or out
thorpe, left on 43rd st. to 6019.
RUTLEY & BAIR, WI. 4S34.
HYATTSVILLE HILLS
Open Sat. and Sun. from 2 to 8.
6102 43rd ave. 21a-story det. mod
ern brick; hardwood floors through.
out, large liv. rnn. and din. .rm., / y
baths; lot 70x112; oil h.-w.h. First
showing. Priced to sell. VIM. Z.
Mills, WA. 0954 or WO. 77S7. j.
EVERETT ROBERTSON, WA. 1880.
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EXCELLENT VALUE
SH. $40.
BETHEL

1918 K st. NV, DI. 300 81
BUNGALOW-$12,75O
Brick: spacious liv. rm., lsx11. with
size bedrms.; beaut parquet floors;
storage attic; assume GI-FHA trust
OF approx. $4,000. For appoint
ment call SH. SO1O. till Q pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE CO.
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No. 9 65th St, near Central ave, Seat
Pleasant. Detached; large 8 rms,
bath; large level lot. $500.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC.
1345 Good Hope Rd Sc LU 4-340O.
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Compl. furnished bunga. in w. Lam
ham Hills. Firepl, stove. reigr.,
washing machine. lge. lot. Call WA.
1900 It'll 8 pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS
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RAMBLER-$14,5OO
Brick, almost compl.. not in a sub
division; your, choice of color
#. refgr.. garb. disposal; 2 lge. bed
rms; excel. financing. For appoint
ment call SH. SOLO till pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE. CO.
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION / to 6 pm
Sl2 RAITIAiORE Rn

OPEN FUR INSPECIION I 70 Pm.
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Groom, 2-story frame home on cor.
ner lot; equipped kitchen. full bsmt..
oil burner, &C. heat. CT loan now
on house. To inspect, take Wis ave.
to Viers Mil I'd. left across r.r.
bridge, 1st road to left and to Ball
timore I'd. Ewes, call Mr.. Gray,
GE. 5173.
j. LEE PRICE
1908 South Arlington Ridge Rd.
Arlington, Va.
OF. 1904. OK 1900.
CAROLE HIGHLANDS, 1872 Erskine
st.-Det. brk. home, modern every
way. 6 rms, bath. gas a.-c. heat;
lge. lot; conv. to Naval Laboratory.
JOSEPH F. SWAIN
81. 71O1. Realtor WI. 3413.
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VICINITY HYATTSVILLE
Nice. clean, 5-rm. frame bung.; cor
ner lot, 50x200; owner transferred.
must sell; reduced to S7,750; $3.50
down. $S2 no.. includes int, prime.
taxes and ins. Conv. to everything.
BEDROOM BRICK HOME
2h baths, fireplace; S15,500 $1,000
down. bal. like rent.
2-YR-OLD LOVELY LGE. BRICK
6-rm. home; recr. rm., freplaces;
s4-acre lot; ideal for doctor or
dentist. Priced at $21.5O0. Terms.
BEAUTIFUL NEW
5-rn. brick Cape Cod home; fireplace,
expansion attic. roughed-in plumb
ing. large bsmt with lavatory. very
large lot; near everything; S14, 800;
So 600 down. bal. like rent.
LOUIS MILLER REAL ESTATE
5213 Baltimore Ave, Hyattsvills
UN. 2723. Eyes, UN. 1856.
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5 ACRES, miles D. c.; So. 900;
terms; Arm. stucco house; cleo. /;
part bsmt.; chicken house; long
frontage on good road; possession.
Evening star., 1950-10-05
Meteor Flashes Across
Sky; Visible From
Indiana TO Tennessee
BY the Associated Press

a large, flaming meteor, visible
from Nashville, Tenn, to Craw-
fordsville, Ind, flashed through
the sky early last evening.
Witnesses agreed the time was
$40 pm. and their descriptions
were similar.
j. H. Richards of Evansville.
Ind. said he saw it while driving
between Mayfield and Paducah,
KY.
II have seen several meteors, but
none as big as this" Mr.. Richards
said. ''Iv looked as big as an auto
mobile, gave off a binding light
and had bright tail following it,"
Mr.. Richards said it approached
at about 30-degree angle, ex-
ploded in the air as he watched
and appeared to be falling near
the Tennessee River.
AT least seven residents of Craw-
fordsville saw the meteor.
One of them, John Vaught, said
1t would make 10 of any he had
seen before. He described it as
blue with white, flaming tail.
Another Charlottesville witness,
Edgar Taylor, likened its flash to
the flame of an acetylene torch.
Capt. U. w. Clayton, pilot Of an
Eastern Airliner bound from At
lanta to Chicago. said he saw an
extremely bright" meteor a few
minutes before landing at Nash
vile. He said it was travelling at
a high speed and appeared to be
about 80 miles north of the Ten
nessee capital.
Evening star., 1950-10-05
HOMEGROWN Rifle
Seized in Korea
Reaches Aberdeen
BY the Associated Press

ABERDEEN. Md, Oct. 5.-The
Army has a foreign weapons mu-
scum at its proving ground here
but the other day it received a
rifle that was strictly home
grown.
Since the Korean war the mu-
scum has been adding to it's COL
lection of Russian weapons and
a shipping crate arrived recently
containing what at first was
thought to be a captured Russian
rifle.
1t turned out to be American.
G. B. Jarrett, chief of the prov
ing grounds library and museum
staff. said the rifle was made in
Connecticut in 1917, was shipped
to Russia in World War I, and
finally ended up in Red Korea
where it was repossessed by Amer
ican forces.
Evening star., 1950-10-05
Natural Gums Exports Rise

Heavy United States demand
has increased exports of natural
gums from the Brazilian Amazon
Valley by IA per cent in recent
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
Veteran, 81 Exposed as Fraud.
After 5-Yeor Medical Practice

He got his first job at Brook
Ign Women's Hospital, where he
delivered a total of ATS babies.
Since then he had been an in
tern or resident physician, a SIM
liar job, at Prospect Heights Hos
pital, Brooklyn; Hopedell Hospi-
tai, Preakness, N. j., and others
at Manchester, Conn; Bayville,
N. j.; Hartford. Conn.,. and Dobbs
Ferry, N. Y.
He was at Dobbs Ferry when a
Hartford, Conn, finance company
asked State police to check up on
him because he was delinquent in
his automobile payments.
State Trooper Harry Broadbent
checked and found Doctor"
Macleod had never been regis
tered. Macleod, police said, ad-
mitted the whole story after he
was arrested.
But his former associates at
various hospitals still couldn't be-
lieve it.
Very competent, said one hos
pital superintendent.
Very capable" said another.
Very satisfactory" said a third.
And all agreed that Macleod,
despite his lack of other qualif1ca-
tions, had such a nice personality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. IA mar
who posed as a doctor for five
years, held jobs in half-dozer
hospitals and delivered hundreds
of babies-with no doctors license
and no medical education-went
to jail for one year today.
William r. Macleod. 81. pleaded
guilty to Illegal practice of med
icine after he was tracked down
and investigated for a lesser Of
fense-not making payments or
an automobile.
A Canadian who never had any
more education than elementary
school in Brownsville, Me-, and
high school in Quebec, Macleod
had been a railway clerk and held
odd jobs before he entered the
United States Army in 1871.
Becoming a private, first class,
in the Army Medical Corps, he
spent his spare time reading medi-
cal books. After leaving the Army
in 1945, he decided he was ready
to practice.
With forged diplomas from two
European medical schools. Mac
leod got himself registered with
a recognized medical agency here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
Edward H. Levi Named
Chicago U. Law Dean

Edward H. Levi. who has been
counsel for the last six months
to a House subcommittee looking
into monopolies, has been named
dean of the University of Chicago
Law School.
Mr.. Levi, law professor, has
been on leave of absence from
the law school staff. He formerly
was first assistant of the anti
trust division in the Justice De-
partment. He also had served
as special assistant to the attorney
general, as head of the consent
decree section and as head of the
war frauds division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
VenizeIos Will Attend
u. N. Assembly Meeting
BY the Associated Pres.

ATHENS. Greece. Sept. IA
Greek Premier Sophocles Veni-
zelos is scheduled to leave by air
for New York Sunday to head
Greece's delegation to the United
Nations General Assembly.
The Premier, who also is minis
ter of foreign affairs in the coali-
ton cabinet sworn in yesterday
will be accompanied by former
Premier Panayotis Canellopoulos
leader Of the National UnioniSt
Party, and Gregory Kassimatis
member of Parliament and of Mr.
Venizelos' Liberal Party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
Planners 10 Consider
Five Major Problems
AT Meeting Today
By Nelson M. Shepard

At least five major problems
of regional and city planning
were to be taken up by the Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission, beginning its month
ly meeting today.
A progress report on an origin
and destination traffic survey
in this area was to be given
today by Director A. c. Tay-
lor of the Regional Highway
Planning Committee.
| Other matters to be considered
during the two-day session in
clude:
A report by Planning Director
John Nolen, jr., on the 1889
million Federal program to dis
perse key Government functions
to committing distances outside
Washington. Although this pro-
gram was killed by the Senate
Appropriations Committee, there
is hope the decentralization plan
can be enacted at the next ses-
sion of Congress.
Housing Locations.
National Capital Housing Au-
thority's 4,000-unit program OF
low-rent housing and suggested
locations in relation to the pro-
posed urban development pro-
gram.
Plans to expedite ALLEGATION of
$50, 900 to finance initial study of
three redevelopment areas in the
Northwest. Southwest and South
east sections.
An expected report from the
Secretary of Commerce on pro-
posed locations for the new $2,-
10000 Washington area airport.
Parkway Boundaries.
Another matter in which the
planners have been engaged since
last June involves the boundary
lines of several regional parkways.
In connection with redevelop-
ment plans IN the southeast Sec
ton, the planning body will con-
slider a suggestion made by the
Southeast Business Mems Associa-
ton. That group proposes that
first consideration be given an
area from Pennsylvania avenue to
the Naval Gun Factory and from
South Capitol street to Eleventh
street.
The planning commission was
to act on q number of land pur-
chasing and budget items at its
opening session. 1t also was to
make a"report on plans to change
the entrance to old Georgetown.
This is tied in with changes on
M street, depending on acquisi-
ton of the former Georgetown
Boys Club by the Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14

No food shortages. The Presi-
dent has stated that neither food
shortages or rationing are in
prospect. despite the fighting In
Korea. Don't hoard.
Evening star., 1950-05-11
TRUCK DRIVER

25-3b years OF age, neat In
appearance; previous experience and
D. c. permit required: must be able
10 pass physical examination. Apply
Personnel Room 500. No phone
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TOR-SALESMAN, $50 salary
mission on sales. Excellent op-
Dsr portunty nityrtts9 f9r right ha,v ms4 Gged
COOK st w6e afo for tor Ms BsTne in
Wheaton. Md: Hours, 7:36 9 m. to
Call Lo. 5-98s5. Iii
COOK-Must have experience. Night
ES E1rk for Please 1sstsr apply Ids
COOK. sc experienced, sober. depend
able. and fast. Hours 8 am. to 4
Mos s9Ss ianTy APDly saia IL person Psp n
COUNTER -GRILI MAN. white, exper.
only. No drinkers. Only one in
need apply. Good salary and work
coGNTRf ipf SfRai'iSSf 4SD GRiLI ri Hssa NAN 2,
40. white. steady work. RYAN'S
GRILL, 4713 Lee hwy, Arl., Va,
COUNTER AND SANDWICH MAN.
gghits; carying AR experience: IRvING's
RESTAURANT III 18th st, NV
DAIRY FARM HAND. single. white,
experienced, capable of operating
milking machine. Herndon 169-W-2.
DEBIT MAN for estab. route; good
salary commission and expense al
lowance: must have car BALTIMORE
LIFE INSURANCE CO., 635 r st.
NV III
fcoIoredj, for
restaurant near Suitland, Md. Do
references that can be checked.
Phone UN 1888 for appointment.
DISHWASHER and all-around kitch-
en- man; must have local references.
Apply in person, KRENLdCH RES
DRivER, LIGHr BELiVERY. must
be thoroughly familiar with city;
rsf. req. Apply CLARKA 706 l$th
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MESSENGER

High school graduate, 1923 years of
age, neat in appearance. capable Of
passing physical exam. Apply per-
sonnel, Room 506. No phone calls.
Evening Star Building
11OI Pa. Ave. NV.
oUTBOARD MOTOR MECHANIC. one
MEENE:HANs HARDWARE. d6e s6o4
PAINTER, must be Al mechanic;
top wages. MR.. WILSON, DI. s9O1
PAINTERs-hrst class, sober. and
HAMMErT, fflSHtfs p Wo oaS7 5Ss7o. "a" A-eef M1s o.
PAINTERS with tools, carpenters
with TOOLS, floor sander; all colored.
p.Tr lS,s Eiorida ave; nv No, 1852.
aHkHh AT MGRRR9 sp9' i0Sa MusRAa X xel'ce Con- a.
PAINTERS WANTED (25. with car;
S13 per day; steady work. $500
Glenwood rd. corner of Old Georgel
sI town I'd; I'd; and Glenwood rd.. Beth
PAPERHANGER. combination man,
first class, must be thorough and
exacting. neat and Of good DISPOSE
tion. Sl4 day. Box 1896. Star.
ia
rHasnAG1sT .nssS SHNR Pat ssex tiPs Ps.ps2R ssRsz
PHARMACIST virginia registered.
Hours. s:45 to 8. 5 days week, 500
weekly; THE WALGREEN Co. PEN
PHARMACisT ifsHl aCisSf for charlottesviiie,i Va.
store; good housing conditions. good
hours, vacation with pay. Apply
STANDARD DRUG CO., lib g st.
PHzRMAcrsT. full or par, time;
MODERN DRUG. No. 6ss2. @I2
refsrence. EMPIRE PHARMhcY. iHhi; aSssi
15ss Sem; aXs aWXs.IHITn-wn,,:- I.s,,
be LIST class mechanics; to work in
nearby Va; s28 day. Call after
PLIMBER. must e hrst elias, me
right man. WILEY g. SON. 2216
exper.: sober and reliable
mechanic: perm: Job. s. H. HAM
CRAFTSMAN. short term.
out Of town. Box 319-E. Star. Ill
PORTER WANTED. for package liauor
cIARks, eseaf %1s5 4o5 19ts nsxs st. rsrs; Aops
SHIP CLEANERS, 1888 4lst. st. NV.
PREsssER. RE- fG experienced in everything.
straisht salary or piecevork; knovl-
edeg lis-h;p. boiler. TR: SSH. -13
paEssEh5 siss.y P1Mous si%s TS1Ep Hpps 9sso t suis
land I'd. Sc. HI. 1858.
PREssER. experienced. for cleaning
planti good Day. alo7 Naylof I'd
Evening star., 1950-05-11

Satlon ana Transportation furnished.
cali Mr.. Hager. Ho. $3.50, AMERi-
CAN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.,
18th and Monroe SITS. ne. IA
CARPENTERS HELPER, exper. with
local references. Must be clean cut
and have drivers permit. Appli-
cant must have local exper, without
which do not apply. Permanent year.
ing shop for man with ability. Mr..
CARPENTER wanted; top wages for
Al mechanic. Cali MIR. wilson,
cakPiNTER, 1st class; top man ml with
small organization; remodeling and
new work. Phone WILKIN, WA.
CARPENTER, large property owner
wants competent active all-around
both new and Old; steady steady we year !;
round. NASH, 1916 Bryant st. ne.
CARPENTER = Foreman. must be
thoroughly experienced as layout man
and to take full charge in con-
year-around work; unlimited salary
sTEARMAN CONSTRUCTION CO,
5ssGts' 5s99 Ge9Fsis %T soa, aye NV. oE. 2lsa;
tools to Mr.. Lee s"; on semidetached nnGts Glsd
rambler job of Agar I'd. between
Riggs I'd and Queens Chapel I'd.
WA: 1853. lockwood 5-1120. ii
CARPENTERS, Al, dependable; year
for tight Mem 'oP m FAY from a9ob sethesds dasafs
Beech ave. felioS Carl M N: Ffeemsn Fee an
signs; See MR., BRoADHURsT.-11
CAhPENTGRs anip o. experienced men
%d. SRIy. or 40 16' Gerry 5afss.' fsSs' kenSinsiGn T
CARPENTERS, steady work: 200
DENs. INC. Viers Mill rd., i mi.
sseto5 past "hsaten fS inter
CARPENTERS, trimmers, exper. only
n12p4os sosg sgmmit ave. Kensington. Nd
CARPENSTTERs. finishing. for large
residences; must be experienced. Ad-
See MR. aAk5esd soSNEMAN aa Nk'aT0Sf Or ssi 81 D.
CARPENTERs, 1st-class men only.
trafac light past B. c. line, turn
left to Warwick pl.. turn left to
CARPENTERS, experienced. for new
construction work in Bethesda;
steady work. OIL. 3416 or OIL. 7643.
CARPENTERS. expert trim men, 2p-
ply 3S1S Lawrence ave, Kensing-
ton. See MIR. HELGERMAN. II
UBCONTRACTOR, 20
homes to start very shortly. If you
are well organized and have the
men, this. is permanent connec-
ton. Call NJ FREEMAN, INC,
EX. 4065; ewes, OR. 1925. ia
CASHIER BOoKKEEPER. typist:
knowledge of automobile tag and
title procedure preferred; good
starting salary and quick advance
ment for right person. Box 237-C.
Star
CEMENT FINIsHER. wanted; call
EN-; 1919 after 8 pm.
CEMENT FINISHER, young white
man who wants steady employment:
must be ambitious and willing to
take charge of work; good opportu-
mites for right man. Write Box
SIZE Star, stating exp. and approx.
salary. IL
CLERK. high school graduate. for
construction field office, accurate,
knowledge of tipping. D. c. drivers
permit required regular attendance
Reply to P. o. Box 62S2, NV. Sta
tion. WASHINGTON. D. C. Ill
CLERK-SALESMAN for work inside
rubber products store. Give age.
exper. and complete details in reply.
Box .405-E. Star III