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BUSINESS SERVICES

EXPERIENCED PAINTERS. inside
and out. Day or night at your con.
yenience. For information and
estimate, call JU. 7-6504' or
WALKS, patios, porches,
hreplaces, retaining walls. JU.
1-6Q29. 10409 Old Bladensburg I'd,
Silver Spring, Nd. 80
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HANDBAGS. genuine
Cuban imported. from $40 to SIS
up Ala Buchanan st. NV. ia. 4364.
ANTIQUE - Genuine mahog. sofas
Swan style in mohair, reasonable.
FIR. 0552.
Collection of 100 stems.
Also general line of antiques. MUSIC
boxes; low prices. GRANDNfA'S
SHOP. 5000 Conn. ave
ANTIQUE NAH. SOFA, hsnd-carved:
console desk. spool bed, HOLLYWOOD
bed, cover, chair. Friday 10 to ..
1929 Columbia rd. Apt. 211.
ANTIQUES, reproductions, decorators
items-Fine finished furniture, old
glass and china, collectors items,
etc, at all day auction, Saturday.
April 2Sth, at 10:30 am, in Mary
land State Armory, Towson, Md.
MRS. SARA OWENS owner. EN-
inert R. Bowlus. auctioneer. -27
clocks,
to choose from; banjo. cuckoo and
other clocks. music boxes. GRAND
MAS GH0p SOnu Cnnn
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
PBx-REcEPTIoNIsT &C

PBx-RECEPTIoNIsT course easily
learned; age no handicap. Day class
tuition. $50; nieht. $25. MRS.
DFFviNg GHASR!FB HH aSGs s. IGSS
BIA DRIVING SCHOOL. z lessons
and road test S25. TU. 1901.
CONCERT PIANIST COMPOSER, IN
ternational reputation. available for
coaching limited no. advanced stu
dents. Call eves., $40, OIL. 6439.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
ARTIST

CLERK tratel Class / common car
rier, salary commensurate with
ability. Box 263-V. Star. 20
CLERK for general ofi1ce work; 81
day week: good pay. BREYER ICE
ne. --2S
CLEkh-Male: ME ana clerlcsl on-
perience not necessary: tNping help
full; 5-day week. UNITED SERVICES
LIFE ms. CO.. 1926 Eve st. NV,
DRUG CLERK. for Sunday; local
refs; excellent salary. Apply Room
205 WASHINGTON NATIONAL
AIRPORT, between II and 4 pm.
to Mr.. Gravatt. -27
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HO. 2476
n P st. NE.
PEOPLES DRUG STORES

n p st. NE.
PEOPLES DRUG STORES
FOUNTAIN GIRL, coIored, exper :,
night wk., PARK LANE PHARMACY,
2Q29 Eye st. NV. rs
FOUNTAIN GIRLS-White or light
colored; exper. only. good hours and
salary. No Sun. 5916 Ga. ave. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. colored. local
busy drug. fountain exper. and refs,
sodas and sands. PENN DRUG.
1901 = ST. NV. go
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER. hotel
equipment firm. Some typing abil-
ity necessary; 5-day week, sick
leave and vacation. No telephone
calls. Apply Mr.. Robey, 2nd floor
once. Z. B. ADAMS CO.. GAL N. Y.
GRANDMOTHER, white. Christian,
who would care for 5lz-yr. -old boy
and take place as member of the
family; small salary: mother en-
ployed. References. HU. 1880
HosTKssDo stsSn ssDobHEMoNsTRAroR DH for Ma
TIONAL FOOD PRODUCT CO. Neat,
clean work, good hours. Start at
once. Box 40-B, Star. 26'
HOUSEKEEPER, white, for day
nursery; week ends of; live in. Call
IA. 8163 after 2 pm. rs
AOUsEKEEPER, exper., white; 70
rm. hotel: under so; live in or out.
no 6700
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TYPIST

II you are girl who is looking for
a job which offers you security, ex-
cellent working conditions, congenial
associates. free group insurance and
paid vacation, sick leave and holi-
days as well as interesting work
with a national news magazine, you
will want to talk to US. You should
be competent typist and be in
tesested in permanent employment.
Call Mon.-Fri., S:30-5, DI. 2900,
Ext. 260. Pr
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WAITRESS

:" &A4 - 4SGA1o
Exp. only need apply. ROUMAN1AN
INN, S15 18th st. NV. rs
WAITRESSES-Exp., over p; apply
after p.m..- HILLTOP RESTAU-
RANT. 521l Marlboro pike Sc. -a6
MATTRESSES, white, exper.; part
time; IL a.m.-3 pm. no Sat or
Sun; uniform and meal furn. RIV-
ERSIDE PHARMACY, 2125 E st. NV.
WAITRESSES-For small night clue
Apply lily 18th st. NV, -26
MATTRESSES. colored. experienced
in soda fountain too; S24 a week tc
start. meals and very good tips.
Apply 1907 18th st. NV. ~
MATTRESSES ca. exper.. white:
good salary, excellent tips. Apply
MARINER RESTAURANT, 7212
Wis. ave. WI. 9S1S. -2S
MATTRESSES. experienced; tray serv-
ice; hours, 5 pm. to 9 am. Ap-
ply SEAFARE RESTAURANT. 1924
Conn. ave. NV. -26
evening meal. Sundays
on; meals. Apply in person at 4 pm.
POUGET RESTAURANT. 1909 Conn.
e, WANTED; excel.
pay. CY ELLIS, 1O11 E st. NV. -26
MATTRESSES, white, over 21; local
exp; Apply after z pm, 1123
l4th st NV 20
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HELP WoMEN
OEONE I An Z
STENOGRAPHER.

SECRETARY, top-notch. for law ARM
5-day wk.; $40 wk. Box 271-Y.
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sANDWICH Girl,

SANDWICH GIRL
white; downtown drug
ton. disqualification; excellent wages.
See mgr. HOOD REXALL DRUG
CO., cor. 7th and E sts. NV. -2s
SEAMSTRESS, white, exper. in sew
ing awnings or canvas goods pre-
ferred. 5-day, 40-hr. week: highest
pay; good working cond Apply
ROBEY AWNING AND SHADE CO.,
1904 Rhode Island ave. ne. -26
sEAMsTRESsEs. for upholstering
and. and slipcoyers; steady work and and
geo geo PU. R9F. sdss' EoYAL UPHoIsrEEHso ms7
SECRETARY, experience in real es-
Thompson, F. 4. TWEED CO. INC,
55o4 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1890
SECRETARY. for national orsaniza-
leave. leave Cali Ma S6s4 'sA' "t'4u"'
SECRETARY = Suburban Northwest
Protestant church; permanent; part
time, hours / to 5 pm, Mondays
through Fridays; duties largely stem
ographic, for minister. Please give
education, experience, age, references
and salary expected. Box Bob, Star.
experience desired, but not essen
pay; salary, S55 per week; neigh
borhood 18th and K NV. For ap-
pointment, call National 2477. 80
SECRETARY in chemical engineering
editorial ONCE; must be quick and
WoTK dap n1 nSse week nI nleasant sol oetsilso sT
roundings. Phone RE. $500.
SECRETARY-Part time. Excellent
opportunity for some one in vicinity
of darlington or Park Fairfax
and unable to work full day. Short
SHIR Ring T ON COOPERATIVE
DEPT. STORE, 1925 s. 2Sth ST.,
Arlington, Va 90
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APPLIANCES

Spring clearance of floor samples and
REFRIGERATORs. HOTPOINT EFs. s.
CUBIC IT." de luxe, S399.95; now
S3l9.95.
RANGE. Estate 5O1e. de luxe. auto,
cleo. 1854 95; now S307.95.
RANGE, Estate 501S. de luxe, autos
cleo, S395.95; now S31995
RANGE. Hotpoint RD10, de luxe push
button. cleo. 1899. 95; now S319.95.
RANGE. Estate 5040. de luxe. gas,
5000 .95; now S241q5.
RANGE. Estate 504", de luxe, auto.
CP gas. S379.95; now S303.95
DRYER GE de luxe, S249.95; now
WASHER, Hotpoint LC3, auto,
S329.95; now 1893 95.
wringer. Sf54,95: now S1.3.a5.
DISH WASHER, Apex. $4,000; now
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TYPIST

Between ages of II and 80; 5-day,
31-hr. wk., vacation with pay; good
chance for advancement. Apply m
DEMNITY INSURANCE CO., 62O
woodward Bldg. 10Th and H SITS.
NV. "a
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MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING MAY 1 for San Francisco.
viii take passengers to share ex-
penses. Greenbelt 4727. 27'
any town: leaving Mon,
April 30. noon; desire lady pass.
NO. SoOS. -21
CALIFORNIA-Leavi Sat, 3 pm.
North central part: share expense;
1-3 passengers. Phone JU. 7-61 06
~"
AUGUSTA, GA.-Early Friday in 81
Buick; via Rte. or 301; l-3 pas
sengers. OIL. $50.
pany to share driving and expense.
Call forenoon or ewes. WO 2432.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G.H.W.. experienced cook. Can stay
nights: 5-day week. References.
RA. $685. 30
GIRL desiles job caring for children
or maid in store, 5-day wk; AP. 3271.
GIRL. colored. wants g.h.w., care
Of child for empl. cple.; no live In
Girl, neat, honest, dependable, de-
sires days work. Mon. through Fri.
WOMAN, colored, wants or 2 days
work, with ref. Phone Ii. 4-7256.
WOMAN, colored, wishes job taking
care Of children while parents work.
DE. 9231.
WOMAN. mature, dependable. will
care child empl. mother; 5-day wk.;
can assist din. MI. 2001.
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time,
general housework Also laundry at
home; exper.; ref. CO. 1857. go
WOMAN. white, desires housekeeping
for one or two adults. Box 31-B,
Star 26s
COLORED WOMAN desires part. time
work or days work Call anvfime e
after 8 am. NO. 1920. 26s
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BUNK BEDS. $40; y ton coal. S5;
high charitable comb, S12. AK.
s35S between 9 am. and z pm.
CALCULATOR. Monroe electfiea
Sa9 30 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 14th St. nv
CAMERA, new. ga by ga, crown.
graphic, graph-laX, fash gum
Ektar As lens: $3.50 or best offer.
Call DI. 0959. Il
CAMERA GUIDE. free. Pay 6-1S mo.
TOD photo-movie equip, 1-year guar.
BRENNER, 933 Pa. NV. RE. 2434.
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FLAGSTONE WORK

A4ANAO O4NG "S4t4A
Stone cement work. walks. porches
ANGELO MARCUCCIO. SH. 1859.
FLOORS sANDED ana nnlsned. olo
eGooa tsfess gids sEsvrch ak. Wa A." i,ss, TAYLOR
FLOOR sERvICE-NothinE Du, the
best; laying. sanding, finishing,
finishes FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS. INC, 1912 Wisconsin ave
HOME OWNERS, 80 mos. to pay;
home improv. from bsmt to attic.
SPECIAL low prices. GE. 1856. GE.
M4TTREssEs remade. ss up. STEIN
BEDpdS0 20. 1924 18th ct Nv
MATrREssEs ana box springs reno
vated ana recovered like new: over
25 years experience. WASHINGTON
MATTRESS CO. 3l5-321 L st. s,w.
x1S iRss aFsrss ms snd sssk ssd snds sads
IN. a4s4. "a" " '" N '
PAINTING. for a job well done at a
price YOU can afford to pay. Call
JU. G-921S. after $50 pm. 80
eaulkins. old er new work. Modsf-
,3-46s2. after 8 pm. -2S
PAINTING, papering, plastering: white
mechanincs; immed, service. free
PAiNTiNG-1nterior and exterior;
best materials; free estimates. J; NJ.
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
Kemtonins, roof repaired and
painted; msrs WA free ss4a estimates white
PAINTERs-Interior and exterior; no
job too small or too large. Call Lu.
PAINTING interior and exterior,
eyes. and week ends; white me
chanie; free est; very reas. Ho.
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
white; estimates free: do own work
PAINTING, paperinE, decorating,
Quality work for over 80 yrs. Call
GORDON & EDISON. GE. 24o0;
PAINTING exterior and interior; roof.
Kam-Toning; no lob TOO small: reas.
prices: free est. white mechanic.
2s pisl G RE Eitzo,Sie nsIe ewes NO. elss.
class work on interior. E. p. SELBY.
WA. 1870. AP. 3559. Il
PAINTING. papernanging. root. gut.
ter and carpentTy repairs: pure oil
. PANT D9Nr,ge Ssed "a nnaoS lsst; GE $50 $500
terror and exterior: all work done
with best Of material; pure lin
seed oil in all outside work; metallic
with red lead for metal roof. A. R.
COLLIER Ii 3-5106. Us
PAINTING. PAPERING-For o good
Job at low price. Call MR.. XIX.
rsfsrtNG, sEi INC rApERNc. commerce. commercial,
sesIs, MR. IAMsSREsSciES. iS'is RA s7os
workmanship: work done immedi-
ately. MR. POAT GE. 5643. 26'
Painting and Plastering
Interior and Exterior MR.. DUTToN.
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AIR CONDITIONERS

Sold-rented-serviced. A small de.
post will assure Of q cool summer.
ERATION CO., Authorized IbondeO
Service Dealer
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

FRENCH TAHOR-Bring your ma
terial; no patterns required. Coats,
suits, dresses; alterations. AL $500.
NURSE COMPANION, middle aged,
white excellent references; prefer
elderly patient: resident duty. CO.
NURSE, practical; aged or chronic
8, 10 or 12-hr. duty; several years
experience. AID. 7494.
COMPANION OR housekeeper
Reliable lady desires employment
IL 6-5411.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, wishes
or invalid; refs. NO. 673S. -2S
STENOGRAPHER-T - Youns
lady; beginner: interested in Sat-
urday work. Box 52-B Star. -26s
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SITUATIONS MEh

AUDITOR; books
started. kept: all taxes; statements.
ADMINISTRATION. 32,
sccountancy and law background;
firm. Settled home owner with fam
lily; excellent environmental back
ground. Previous experience avail.
able on demand. Moderate use of
automobile considered if compsn-
sated for adequately. Phone WI
1852. preferably after 6 pm. 2Ss
ELEC. ENGINEER, age "a, good ap-
pearance, capable research, fabric,
design and sales; avail. immed.
min. sal. S75. GE. 3O75. -229
MEN AVAILABLE for employment
Yard work. window washing, wan
washing. odd Jobs. spring cleaning,
SALVATION ARMY. Harbor Light
Corps, 900 Eye St NV. phone ME.
FAMILY MAN. 40. possessing good
appearance, personality and other
successful business requirements, de-
sires position with secure future;
adaptable. willing to learn. Box 81
B, Star.
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TYPIsT-PBX operator, 5-day week.
Employe. discounts, excellent work
ing conditions. Apply Mrs. Bullock,
EaiStiEfeSE bEp4 sfoRE 4C29 s9 s oPEsA1lyE 5sth "
WATTkEss for kosher-style restau-
rant. Experienced. Apply in per-
son, soLoMON's RESTAURANT,
l29 Kennedy st. NV. rs
WAITRESS, white, experienced:
stesdy i4tS Ct work. K MAYNARD's' Oh. 1sos
WAiTREssfs, AIT Is f;S colored go. to work
Percentage; references required as
to experience. character and de-
pendability. Apply in person. CHEVY
CHASE CLUB, Conn. ave. and
Bradley lane. -2S
WAITRESS-White; China Inn Res
taurant Shirlington shopping ctr.
WAITRESS. experienced, white, over
21 years old. all day work. no Sun
day work; good pay. Apply BOW1E'S
RESTAURANT, 6461 Marlboro pike.
wAITREss-Neat. experienced. no
nights. no Sundays. TESTERS. s11
WAfEfREss. Hi E;S neat appearance: so good
Conn. ave, NV. 30
WAITRESS, must be experienced.
Apply GUSTIS RESTAURANT, 1887
NJ st. NV.
WAITRESS, exper, only: excel. tip
ping; ! full time and / part time
Apply OYSTER BAY RESTAURANT.
904 9th st. NV.
WAITRESS, S. A. REEVES, 1909 F
WAITRESS, white, no Sundays; good
hours. TEXANS RESTAURANT.
1899 36th st. NV -29
WAITRESS WANTED; hours, to
IL: OF on Thursdays; salary, good
tips. Apply in person. COLUMBIA
GRILL, 3249 Columbia pike. Arl.
-o6
WAITRESS. white, experienced, nisht
work. Apply in person. ELITE RES
TAURANT, 1868 Georgia ave. NV.
a~a
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BUILDING MATERIALS

barracks; all material free Of nails
and in excel. condition. 10000 IT.
oak flooring. 10000 IT. p and "a
inch plywood, 100 single and double
windows, 10000 #. plaster board,
10000 IT. of framing and 1x6
save. Supply limited
ACE WRECKING g. BUILDING
MATERIAL CO.
4002 Minnesota Ave. NE.
Lu 4-O50O 81
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Ohm ST: G. WEBSTER

tSlnce l91-l
62T F st. NV.
tOppos. Hecht's on F. Open Sat.)
ST. 6l00
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HELP WOMEN
YOUNG WOMAN
Is TO 20 YEARS OF AGE
THE EVENING STAR

1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
EXPERIENCED in dry cleaning store.
Top pay to responsible person. CAN
IA. S-0461. Mr.. PUCKETT. 27'
ATTRACTIVE OPENING for young
woman who likes to deal with the
Rospa RoDf to deoG s5Ge vaas as ssrk sonaoD N oG:
and pleasant environment; must
have typing ability; neat appear
ance; good personality. Vacation,
sick leave, social security benefits.
Apply in person at Personnel Once,
GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
PART-TIME WORK for young lady
,white,. now employed, to handle
pm. Box 3s-A. Star. -
INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADIES
Capable Of handling rapid-fire tele-
phone calls. fun time. II you have
sEessn1 fssds y9ee .9 pleasant vna
work diligently for rapid increases
ENGINEERING FIRM requires COM
bination secretary and reception
iSt. Pre-reauisite: Capable telephone
bility. take dietation, type and exc
cute. routine once duties. Prefer
previous experience in engineering
once. Salary open. interviewing
h3urS sfter 3 pm. daily. Phone
MAISONETTE FRoCKS worn by mil
lions offers opport. for Spare-time
income to housewives, empl. ladies
For details phone AP. 1905. -26
SETTLED WHITE PERSON to care
for = children. $50 per no., rm
and board. Call OV. 0S31 after
ACTIVE WOMAN to operate frozen
cnStaFN Chnn.
1881 Irving st. NV,
MATURE WOMEN
Increasing business opens up part
time and full-time positions. Phone
AID. 230S, Fri, 9-5. Be prepared to
give edu BACKGROUND and exper
S. s., health and life ms. protection.
n0cfor,c Office
Evening star., 1951-04-26
ELEVATOR

Operator. eolored. Young woman for
exclusive specially shop; references
required Apply Friday morning,
S:30-9:30 only. KAPLOWITz, 521
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HELP WOMEN
TYPIST

tUnder 4O)
37h-Hour. 5-Day Week
Bonus Vacation for Good Attendance
Sick Leave
Economical Cafeteria Facilities
Group Insurance
LIFE ms. CO.
Room 300, $40 14th st. NV.
Between 3 a.m.-3 pm. --26
CASHIER, gen. ONCE work
Good starting salary. Apply KENT
JEWELERS.. 701 9TH st. NV. u
age 90 to 80: must
be good and accurate typist. knowl-
edge of PIX experience helpful but
not essential. for auto leadership.
5-day wk.. group insurance, includ-
ing Decentralization. See Mrs. Thomas
al MCKEE PONTIAC, 1928 L st.
NV. -2T
TYPIST-C eirl Is or over. for
typing and general clerical work in
local office of nationally known
electrical manufacturer. Call Mr.
j. A. EDNER ST S0SS Il
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TYPIST-CTERK

Permanent position for experienced
typists: vacation with pay, group
insurance including disqualification
and other employe benefits; 5-day
40-hour week. Apply SAFEWAY
Evening star., 1951-04-26
BRICKS

million good used bricks. Call US
where bricks can be seen; will also
deliver ACE WRECK1NG & BUILD.
ING MATERIAL CO., 4002 Mime
sofa ave ne LII 4-0600. -27
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REPAlRs AND sERvIct

ADDITIONS. porch Enclosures. bsmt.
improvements. etc. For solution to
your problem or an estimate. call
Mr.; WILSON. Ii. 4-53S4. II
ADDITIONS and home modernizins,
ss ssssnf2i aaIr0s L 5Ssf coSrR os K CO.. yrs RI
ADDITIONS. remodeling, alterations.
Modernize, your home. Brick. ce-
ment, plaster. roof repairs. all types.
Call SToNEWALL CONST. CO.. ST.
ADDITIONS ana undermining, cellar
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING Co. 931 New York ave a.w.
BRiCKKWORk: walls: chimneys,
BRICKWORK and general repair,
glass blocks. etc Glass Jobs
RINALD1 q CO., FR. 2342 any time
BUILDING. remodeling. repairing,
carpentry; brick; cement work. MR.
CARPENTRY-Alter rec. rms,
built-in cabinets: bookcases, etc.
Call G. F. ST. DENIS, LU. l-5512.
CARPENTRY, repair and mainten-
ance work; basement to roof. Call
I'M. 1ouu.
CARPENTRY-Atties finished. recre-
alton rms, porches incl; stairwayS,
dormer windows, residential or COM
mercial. j. z. HENDRICKS, UN. 2491.
CARPENTRY-No job to small; by
hour or contract. ME. 1868. 29*
CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS, on con.
tract basis. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA.
9703.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
ROOTER. phone RA 1888 any day
any night
ELECTRICAL INsTALLATIONS-Re-
pairs, short circuits; small Jobs done
immed. Call RA. 1929 any time.
-2S
FENCE - Galvanized chain INK. all
posts In concrete: immediate erec-
ton" Get the best for less; 80
months to pay Phone no. 6sS3:
evenings and Sunday NO 552s
FT,AGCTONE WOPK
Evening star., 1951-04-26
BUILDING MATERIALS

Large stock OF good used lumber
flooring. doors windows, plumbing.
pipe. boilers anc radiators %
b1rgain prices. HECH1NGER CO.
18th and II stS ne AT l400,
Evening star., 1951-05-21
ICircIe Luncheon
Set Tomorrow

The final meeting for the year
of the Charles N. Crittenton Circle
of the Florence Crittenton Home
will be held tomorrow at the
Anchorage in Alexandria.
The circle is the newest group
formed to aid the home which
was established in 1895 by DR.
Kate Waller Barrett and endowed
by the late Charles Crittenton in
memory of his small daughter.
Two daughters of DR.. Barrett
Mrs. Rathbone Smith and Mrs
Charles H Pozer, will be guests
at the luncheon. Mrs. Smith. who
served for many years as superin-
tendent of the 48 homes through
out the United States, will recount
some of the interesting incidents
of her mothers life.
Another speaker will be Audrey
Walz. who co-authored "The
Bizarre Sisters with her husband
Jay Walz. Evelyn Swarthout
concert pianist, also will be 6
guest at the luncheon.
Mrs. James A. Murray is pres.
Iident of the circle. Other officer!
are Mrs. Charles F. Brannan, frs
vice president: Mrs. Wendell K
Lund, second vice president; Mrs
Russell B. Long. recording sec
iretary: Mrs. David H. Stowe
treasurer; Mrs. Edward Falk
corresponding secretary. and Mrs
Carroll Cone and Mrs. Gale E
Pugh, board representatives.
Evening star., 1951-05-21

i1r., and Mrs. Arthur Ringland
first and second vice presidents
Mrs. o. Nile Harkins, treasurer
and Mrs. Louis r. Maxwell, sec.
retary.
Mrs. Howard P. Bailey in max.
ing tea table arrangements has
asked former Thrift Shop presi.
dents and heads of the sponsor.
ing agencies to pour. Expected
to take turns behind the tea serv.
ice are Mrs. B. Peyton Whalen
Mrs. E. A. Merritt. Mrs. Clifford
N. Rodlun and Mrs. Frank P
Wilcox, all past presidents. Also
Mrs. j. w. Barnsley, Mrs. O'Nea
johnson, Mrs. John Graham
Thompson. Mrs. Alexander Wolf
jr., and Mrs. Betty Letzkus, shor
manager.
Hostesses will include Mrs. Will
liam L. Dalrymple. jr., Mrs. James
A. Mustard. jr., Mrs. Donald F
Roberts, Mrs. Wendell Gould and
Mrs. I. Lee Levinson.
Mrs. Griffin v. Canada and Mrs
William Nye are planning refresh
mentS and will be assisted by Mrs
Marvin Mones, Mrs. Leon Lubel
and Mrs. Charles Carr.
Evening star., 1951-05-21
Arts Club to Hold
SDrinQ Revue

A spring revue will be given by
the Creative Arts Club of Ar
lington at $3.50 pm. tomorrow al
the Rock Springs Congregational
Church at Rock Springs and Little
Falls roads. Arlington.
A musical farce, written by Mrs
Beryl Kneen. will be presented
with Mrs. Dick Rose and Meredith
Mc1lhenny in the leading parts
Mrs. Isabel Sontag, Mrs. Mary
Mann and Mrs. Bernice MILAN are
acting as stage and property man.
ayers and directors. Mrs. Bertha
Henderson will have charge OF
the music, assisted by Mrs. Martha
Hedges. Leroy Gaddis and the
Canasta Chorus.
Hostesses for the evening will
be Mrs. MOI Marshall and Mrs
Cecilia Mahoney. Mrs. Ada Da-
wilson and Mrs. Edna Rignall will
be co-hOSteSSeS.
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Volunteers to Be Feted

Scheduled for Friday is the an
nual party for volunteer workers
of the Montgomery County Thrift
Shop of Bethesda.
Mrs. William Chase is opening
her home at 6801 Brookville road
In Chevy Chase for the affair.
Guests at the 3-to-6-o clock tea
will represent the five organiza-
tions which operate the shop for
county welfare-the Women's
Board of Montgomery County
General Hospital; Planned Par
enthood League of Montgomery
County; Montgomery County Sec
ton, National Council of Jewish
Women; Women's Auxiliary of
Suburban Hospital and Chevy
Chase Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution.
After being received indoors by
Mrs. John B. Mason, Thrift Shop
president and other officers, guests
will be invited to the terrace for
tea and to enjoy the peony gar
dens which are expected to be in
full bloom for the occasion.
Others in the receiving line will
include Mrs. Everett B. Wilson,
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Society News
Mrs. Truman Guest at Open House
Of Club for Men of the Services

Chief of Engineers. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Foster. wife of the Chief OF
the Finance Corps.
The recreation room, done py
IQuartermaster wives; the canteen,
which was a gift of the Coast Ar
tillery;; the patio and dormitory,
given by the Navy, and the rooms
furnished by the Marine Corps
had as hostesses enthusiastic
workers including Mrs. Arthur
Macarthur, Mrs. Lynde McCorm.
ick, Mrs. Albert G. Noble. Mrs
Clifton B. Gates. Mrs. William
Orr, Mrs. Walter S. Grant. Mrs
Alfred c. Richmond and Mrs. An
thony McAuliffe.
A profusion of flowers. predomi-
nantly red. white and blue, were
used throughout the club on the
mantels of the marble flreplaces,
the desks and the refreshment ia
bles. Quaint teapots filled with
garden posieS decorated the tables
of the canteen.
JANGOS Serve as Ushers.
Daughters of officers of the
Armed Forces. the members of
the Army Navy Junior Guild
Organization popularly called
JANGOS, assisted in the reception
by serving as guides and ushers.
Their regular duty is serving meals
in the canteen on week ends.
Mrs. William Middleswart, whose
husband, Maj. Gen. Middleswart,
was speaker for the dedication
ceremony, and Mrs. Carl Gray,
wife of the Veterans Administra-
tor, were among those who pre-
sided at the refreshment tables.
The uniflcation of the services
was exemplified in the program
featuring the Coast Guard color
guard. the Marine Corps Band,
the Army's Gen. Middleswart as
speaker, and devotionals conduct
ed by Air Force Chaplains Peter
Dunn and Floyd Smith. Also
representing all branches of the
Armed Forces were the individuals
and groups who were given recog-
milton for beds and rooms donated
the past year.