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$26,850
Mr.. o'DoNNELl
81 500 DOWN-$16,95O

600 BLOCK EMERSON ST. NV.
Beautiful 2-story, 4-oedroom brick;
living room. dining room, large den
modern kitchen, full basement. recr
room. gas h-wh.. double garage
immac condition. Call M. Zabrek
TIA SA12 cox e. CO. UN. 11b
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:. G. WHITE, Exclusive
MONROE ST.

COLORED
Three bedrooms, bath. st fl. Law.
Rc'I tom: i,nfned. met O possession' s.. 500
down, S125 mo. Call Mr.. Fischer
with DREYFUSS BROTHERS, Ma.
o5s2; ewes, AID. 1904. =
COLORED-Sprine road near New
Hampshire ave, brick in tip-top
condition. Move right into this
fresh. clean, Groom home. Full
S13.6oo: call Miss shoemaker
1719 K street, MA. 1885. Exclu-
coToREpMFoR Te ssfnFo SALE BY OWNER
Beautiful 21a-bath, 4-bedrm., 22-ft,
ss st. Sn SpshST down St TO 9T Dsar
call RIA. 93Oo.
CnLoRED. ON MASS. AVE. NV
-Four bedroom brick home; lge. kit,
. iiv. rm. and firepl.; heat. hot-water;
csn cs 1n,1n immed e''Sl4n N4 ss5i Exclusive Srs
with o. B. ZANTzINGER CO. 945
CoLORED-WE ARE PLEASED to
offer a very fine 20-ft row bnick IN
the 1900 block of Taylor st NV;
the owner is a carpenter and this
house shows many improvements not
generally found in other homes: II
has all-masonry Col. front porch
inclosed, insulated ana heated rear
porehes; 1st A., 3 rms. and equipped
Kit: 2nd A., rms. kit. and mod
bath: bsmt.. rec. room and powder
room: nice back yard and garage; Isl
time offered and shown by appt. Cal
MI. 1894 or IL 3-S995. PORTER
REAL ESTATE CO IS
COLORED-NR. 18th AND SPRING
RD.-6-rnl. brick. bath, ? porches
hsrnt.. h.-w.h.; small down payment
balance all in one trust. *. FAIR.
BARK 1927 K st. NV, ST. $3.50
Oves- HDE. 322s. =
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8497 ROCKVILLE PIKE

An outstanding location close TO Be
thesda Medical Center, suitable 1oT
brick Colonial house on beautiful
corner lot. There are 2 Attached
wings finished in knotty pine OF one
Of large living room. fireplace. din
ing room, kitchen, 1st-foor. powder
room; Ind floor 3 twin size bed
rooms. 2 baths; recreation room with
fireplace and also maids shower;
garage, oil &C. heat. Open daily
IG WHITE Exclusive
Evening star., 1951-09-05

9th AND GALLATIN SITS.
Two-year-old semidet. modern brick
rms; gas heat; bsmt., tiled bath;
81 ,250 down, $40 mo. Assume Gl
AZ loan. Vacant, move right in
/ ST 3657,, GE. 1904.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1951-09-05

SILVER SPRING--1h h-story. masonry
home, In fine condition; -bedrm.. nur-
sery and bath on 1st A.: large, in.
sulated and finished bedrn. on End
a.; oil h.-w.h.; garage; porch; good
garden. Asking $4,000. Make offer.
Csll LAWRENc4 Y. LUTEs CO.. 81.
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Off Conn. Ave. Extended
Really Modern Ramblers
S26 500

We do not hesitate to recommend
these lovely ramblers from everv
standpoint, construction, design and
location. Wholly contemporary in
design and materials, they are To-
Gated in an excellent home section
on q high elevation convenient to
good schools ana transportation.
Large entrance hall, living room
with one paneled wall, elevated Are
place and loor-level vista window;
large dining alcoye. screened from
living room. unusually fine kitchen
with breakfast space. There are 3
bedrooms : colored tile baths,
carport and storage and workshop
space; Fine lot. lust been finished.
are only . left Let us show them
to you today Call JAMES e.
SCHWAB. Realtor. OR. $500 til
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1oUSES-SALE-MD. (coat. }

SILVER SPRING-seven large rms.
det.: = acre; excel. cond.; immediate
occupancy; mr.. convens. Only SIG
500; liberal terms. r. PAGE BUR
RUSS, RE, 1880, WI. 26l3.
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER-On g
beaut. corner lot, in Carroll Knobs
with a large liv. rm. - by -, din
Tm,. table space in modern kit. =
bedrmS. and tiled bath; fine cond.
priced right. Call LAWRENCE v
LUTES CO., 81. 1929 until 8 pm
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
81. $50 DOWN

BRICK BUNGALOW, Sla,5OO
Assume 4ee loan on this 3-yr old,
spotless, 2-bedrm. bungalow on large
fenced lot few minis. north of Sill
ver Spring; features large liv. rm.
eanipped kit. tile bath; lovely resi-
Dental section. Call Mr.. Gordon.
LO. 5-S705. LO. 5-2g1O
FREDERICK w. BERENS. SALES INC.
MA o0n0 "a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARKS. 100 down; as
sumo GI loan; practically new p
story brick and shingle home; liv.
rm.. din. rm., kit. LIST. floor; 3 bed
rms. tiled bath, 2nd floor; full bsmt.
auto. heat; S72 mo. incl. taxes, ms.
and ground rent; vacant. H.
CARLYE deLOZIER, Realtor, WA
hnnn. WA R0Hn
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THE EVENING STAR
HoUsES-SALE-N.W. tcont, }
MODERN pELAcHEp BRICK 2I

IN PREFERRED LOCALITY
A real value and perfect for large
family also. A reasonable offer viii
buy this beautiful, modern 21a-batf
detached brick home as illness
pecessitates sale. Location is excel
lent, near Coolidge High School
elementary school. Walter Reed Hos
pital. Telephone me for details as
TO the many truly lovely features
Contained in this home. We will
consider your home in trade. Mrs.
kohn. RA. S943.
MARSHAL j WAPLE CO.
Nealtor. l224 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
BRIGHTWOOD-5th AND NICHOL-
son, S14,950. This fine Semide-
tached home is in new modern con-
dition throughout. Finest residential
neighborhood. Walk to Coolidge
High School. bdrmS., full bsmt.,
built-in garage. Bus at 9th and at
3rd streets.
HUGGINS g. HARRISON. Inc
Realtors. LO. 5-2So0
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SILVER SPRING

NEAR FOUR CORNERS
This lovely 2-year-old home has liv.
rm. with firepl,, dinette. kit, 2 bed.
rooms and tile bath; large ex-
pansible End A.; full bSmt.; gas
a.-c. heat; fenced yard: located near
parochial and publ cschools. Price,
S13,250; AZ 1st trust, payable SOS
per mo. Ewes. call Mr.. Measell.
ST. 2S4S.
FREDERICK w BERENS
SALES. INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
VETERANS

5000 DOWN. Just over D. c. line,
sc. Immaculate 2-bedrm. Cape Cod.
Large liv. rm. with frepl., httle
rec. rm., utility rm. and work shop.
Gas heat; front porch. well-kept
yard: 81 $50. Call early, this
won't last.
S540 DOWN. In Mornineside-3.
bedrm. BUNGALOW with bath; s4-acre
lot. Oil heat. $3.50.
$3.50 DOWN. In Carmody Hills
bedrm. bungalow in excel cond.
Fully equip. kit, front porch: gss
a.-c. heat; 60xl20-ft. lot. &l0.b00.
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa. Ave. sc. VI. 2s02 TIL .
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463a H. STREET s.E.
FIT. DAVIS
GROOM SEMIDET.

FULL APT. IN BSMT.
Modern q rooms, semidet. with q
complete apt. in basement. pvt en-
trance, recently redecorated. Enjoy
the comforts Of fine home with
approximately no monthly pay.
ments. Call MA. 9797. after pm.
AK O634.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
Realtors. 925 N Y. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
COLLEGE PARK

Two-bedrm. bungalow with expansion
attic. already insulated and foored
modern kit. and screened porch
Detached garage and professionally
HANDICAPPED yd Only S14 zoe with
substantial cash. JOHN A. WENTz
UN $751; WA ql44 -
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CT APPROVED

Open until sold. No. 10 Central ave.
in Randolph Village. Lovely 5-rm,
bungalow; oil h.-w,h.; 12-acre level
lot Only $3.50 down. Call Mr. Brew.
Puffenberger g. Moore, Inc.
Evening star., 1951-09-05

SOMERSET
A spacious rambler on q beautiful
wooded lot in this fine residential
community; liv. .rm,, din. rm., kit.
3 bedrms. and baths on main floor
out of ground bsmt. with rec. rm.
302 DORSET AVE.
OPEN EVENINGS
sAT fTEz ANR cusaARD sqNp ! RTALTRoF RIA TR5RK
TAKOMA PARK
Is rms. baths and equipment for
& kitchens; large lot with det. Gear
gar; conv. to schools. transp. and
shopping: under S30.000. $500
cash excellent for doctors Offices OF
organiza tions. Call Mr.. Reed
INEz CUSHARD. REALTOR
OR 4c32 -
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NEW BuNCALoWs, 500 DOWN

NEW BUNGALOWS. S70o DOWN
Snappy Cape Gods. with bright, CHEEKY
pastel color schemes, haWless con
struction is hard to flnd these days.
but we have it hare. Everything to
pansible attic, beautiful full base
ment, gas heat. sparkling bath, mag
azine display kitchen which features
Sl2 Gu. #. REFRIGERATOR. Total price
only Sll 200 and S12 month pays all.
Evening star., 1951-09-05

POTOMAC PALISADES
NEAR ARMY MAP SERVICE
3-bedroom stucco. large yard with
trees.
CABIN JOHN PARK
2-bedroom house, a acre nice neigh
borhood. Call Mrs. Stoll. OIL. 1349
or DE. 1897.
J. G. CHATEL
Evening star., 1951-09-05

acre OF ground: g.
room frame home; all Improvements
Additional 5-room bungalow or
premises Owner must sell Reduced
TO $4,000: S3.500 down. balance
like rent. UN. 2T23. Ewes, UN. 4256
LOUIS MILLER, REALTOR
Evening star., 1951-09-05

CHEVY CHASE M

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Honey red brick, featuring living
room with log burning fireplace,
dining room. modern kitchen, den.
= bedrooms and bath on first floor.
. bedrooms and bath on second
floor, full basement, 2-car garage,
slate roof 75'xl25' level lot with
flowers and fruit trees u block
Conn. eve. near Chevy Chase Club.
Shown by appointment only. Miss
Watwood. DU. 0l0S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
peter ]. hagan
CAPE COD, $4,000

CAPE COD, S10,O00
Delightful white elapboard with 9
large bedrooms on 1st floor plus big
insulated expansible attic. Close TO
everything. S2,100 down and $50
month.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
HTII,CREST

prewar. 5-rooni brick bungalow on
quiet, beautiful street near schools,
tranSp. and shopping: . bedrms..
din, rrl. and equipped kit; excellent
must see to appreciate Priced rea-
sonable. Terms. T. D. BURGESS,
Evening star., 1951-09-05
KENSINGTON

A better buy in a better community.
A beautiful bungalow; large liv. rm..
firepl.. din. rm.. kit. 2 bedrms. and
bath, 2 rms. on 2nd A.; full. dry
bsmt.; gas heat: large rear yard.
4eo loan Call ewes, Mr.. Sartwell,
LO. 5-3752. KIRKS REALTY CO.,
HO 677S
Evening star., 1951-09-05

BETHESDA MODERN TYPE HOME
3 bedrms.. 2 fine baths end A., LIST
n. ltv; .rm, f1repl;, din; rm,. new
garage, recr rm. with firepl.. entire
bsrnt. floor tiled. Everything spot
less. 15-dav poss.
BILLINGsLEY 4 KoRZENDoRFER,
OR. 2326 It'll Q pm.
OR o2oR TIL PM
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Swedish Workers
Will Get Three
Weeks Vacation

Three weeks vacation with full
pay will be granted to all Swedish
wage earners in the future, thanks
to a new law, just passed by the
Riksdag. It becomes effective July
and means that the legal vaca-
ton of twelve working days,
which has obtained since 1888
has been extended to fifteen days,
and from 1853 will be increased
to eighteen working days. T h e
Riksdag at the same time passed
a law giving longer vacations to
workers whose occupations are in
furious to their health.
The new three weeks vacation
may be divided into two periods,
of which, however, one must be
at least twelve days dong. If
both parties agree, the third va
cation week may be exchanged for
free Saturdays during period Of
the summer months.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Big Mortality
Drop In Sweden

The mortality from surgical op-
erations in Swedish hospitals has
been greatly reduced in recent
years, according to a comparative
study, just published, on gall-blad-
der, abdominal, pulmonary cancer,
kidney ami other major operations.
The mortality following upon such
operations is reported to have
dropped to 81 per cent in the
1940-49 period, as compared with
IA per cent for the preceding
decade. New narcotic methods,
preventive medicine, increased lab
oratory efficiency, etc. are cited
as the chief factors contributing
to this satisfactory development.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Defense Abserbs
Id Of SWeden's
State Expenditures

During the budget year 1851
1852, between one-fourth and
one-fifth of total Government ex-
penditures, and from five to six
per cent of the national produc-
ton, will be absorbed by tn e
Swedish defense, which has been
strengthened considerably since
the end of the war and today is
regarded as the comparatively
strongest on the Western Euro
pean Continent. On May %, the
Riksdag voted 1888 million kronor
for defense, at the same time
authorizing the Government to
order materiel valued at 448.5 mil
lion kronor. Total defense expen-
ditures, includ ding earmarked
funds, are expected to reach 1880
million kronor, against 1,240 nil
lions for the current budget year.
Opposition Asks For More
Materiel
The Conservatives, the Liberals,
and the Farmers asked for an adj
ditional sixteen million kronor in
appropriations and ~ million
kronor more for purchase of ma
terrell.
Replying to the demand of the
opposition for increased appropri-
atoms for the purchase of ma
terrell, Morgon-Tidningen, leading
Government organ, writes that it
is almost impossible at the pres
ent time to increase Tournaments
further, without sharply curtail-
ing civilian needs.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Sweden Gets U.S..
Radar Equip ment

A consignment of radar ma
terrell, ordered in the United States
in 1947 for the Swedish Air Force,
is on it's way from New York to
Sweden. Long since paid for and
ready to be shipped, the con-
signment was held up, lacking
American export license. Recently,
however, the Swedish Ambassa-
dor in Washington was informed
that license had been granted. The
value Of the shipment is esti-
mated CT more than SIS million.
Swedish newspapers hail TIL e
lifting of the export embargo as
an indication of Americas conf
dence in the Swedish defense and
in Sweden's will to defend herself.
They express great satisfaction at
receiving this important and well
come addition to the country's
anti-aircraft protection, viii C h
will also serve to increase con-
siderably the efficiency of the
Air Force. Several papers pay
tribute to the efforts of the
Swedish Embassy in Washington
to end the embargo, which was
said to have been imposed be-
cause of priority rearmament or
ders from the Atlantic Pact ma
tions.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Britain Buys Defense
Material From Sweden

Defense materiel from Sweden,
valued at more than one million
pounds, or about SO million, has
been ordered by British Govern
ment pure h asing commission
which is buying electrical and
mechanical m Terrell, textiles,
leather goods, and iron and steel
manufactures from the European
Atlantic Pact nations, as we'll as
from Sweden, Switzerland, and
Western Germany.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Freedom Of Religion Law Is
Enacted By Swedish Riksdag

religion permitting to leave the Luh
Church without having other denomination
passed recently Effective January
socaled nonconformist
alien creeds and their right to
religion law against private
middle century
United States been
chairman Of
Rxsdag BILL
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18

Those who have reached elgh-
teen years of age may now leave
the State Church after having
filed their intention with their
registrars office. Children auto
matically become members of the
State Church at birth, provided
one or both parents belong to it,
unless they announce within a
certain limited time that they do
not wish to have their child a
member. After the age of fifteen,
it is necessary for the child to give
personal consent to his withdrawal
from the State Church.
The right to hold public office,
regardless of creed, is made more
liberal. The provision in the Con-
stitution stating that members of
the Government must belong to
1.-The pure Evangelical faith is
preliminarily abolished. In order
to become valid, this change must
be approved by the Riksdag after
the 1852 general elections. Not
even school teachers of religion
must be members of the State
Church any more.
Right To Perform Marriage
LiberaliZed
Ministers of the Free Church
may now perform marriages,
which will have the same legal
status as State Church or civil
marriages. A motion to the effect
that ministers may refuse to
marry divorced persons was turn
ed down by the Riksdag. Another
proposal, calling for a compulsory
civil wedding, followed by a vol
untary church ceremony, was ap-
proved by the Lower House but
not by the Upper one, and was
thus defeated.
Converts and monasteries may
under certain conditions be estab-
lished by permission of the Gov
eminent. Lifting of the ord er
against converts, which has been
in force ever since the Reforma-
ton was introduced in Sweden in
the 10th century, caused a lengthy
debate. It was emphasized that
the monastery vows cannot be re-
garded as having any legal effect
in Sweden; that catholicism has
not made any considerable gains
in the country, despite the fact
that it has been freely preached
for many decades, and that an
anti-convent law would be CO n
trary to the European Councils
charter on human rights.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Noted Morse
Artist To n. Y.

Professor Per Krogh, world
famed Norwegian muralist, who
has been assigned to do a 40 IL
foot mural in the new UN Security
Council Chamber, is currently WIS.,
iting New York. His primary OBJ
jective, in addition to comforting
with UN architect Harrison, is to
get better idea of the dimensions,
perspectives and colors of the
Council Chamber, before complet-
ing the mural.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Clippings On King

Press clippings from forty
five countries, relating to tn e
death of King Gustaf v and as
cension to the throne of his Oldest
son, have been gathered in six
teen bound volumes which Sven
ska Telegrambyran, a Stockholm
advertising bureau, recently pre-
sented to King Gustaf VI Adolf.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18

NOn-alcoholic cocktails, wines,
cordials, and highballs We're re-
Gently featured at a formal din
ner in Oslo, attended by leading
Norwegians.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Danish Headlines
ON DENMARK'S FOREIGN

POLICY : Continuing the debate
in the Danish Folketing as led by
Foreign Minister Bjorn Kraft. for
mer Premier Hans Hedtoft, speak
ing for the Social Democrats Ga
bor) supported the Government,
as did, of course, spokesman for
the Government parties, Conserva-
tives and Liberals, and also the
Justice Union (Single Taxers). The
Radical Liberals conceded that the
Atlantic Pact obligations should
be complied with.
The Social Democrats Mr..
Hedtoft said, appreciated the ef-
forts of the Government not to
close the door for peace but held
at the same time that it was right
that Denmark had voted for the
arms blockade of China He
stressed that Denmark could no
longer live isolated; Ito speak to-
day of any Danish policy of neu-
trality was not to lead but to mis-
lead the people"
SOUTH SLESVIG = On t h i S
phase of Danish foreign policy
Foreign Minister Bjorn Kraft ex-
pressed satisfaction that it had
been made clear that there is
agreement among the Danish DEM
ocratic parties that the South
Slesvigers have the right-within
democratic means to work for the
principle of determination.
PLEASE RETURN ME TO
JUTLANDIA" = The United Ma
tons quotes an unnamed Ameri-
can soldier, wounded in action in
Korea, paying high tribute to the
Danish Hospital Ship "Jutlandia."
He attached it to his identification
tags, saying: IF wounded again,
please return me to the Jutlandia.'
A U. N. despatch from Pusan al
so said that the wounded men ap-
preciate the Danish cooking served
on the mercy ship. Great praise
indeed.
POUL NORLUND PASSES. DR.
Poul Norlund, 81, director of the
National Museum of Denmark,
archaeologist and author, died in
Copenhagen recently. He was the
leader of many archaeological ex-
petitions to Greenland to investi-
gate traces of ancient Norsemen.
His books included Buried
Norsemen of Herjolfsnes," Morse
Ruins of Gardar," "Brattahllid,"
Viking Settlers in Greenland"
and "Romanesque Wall Paintings"
DANISH AND SWEDISH CHILL
DREN - so from each country
will exchange homes with the
same number of Norwegian child
rem this summer. The project is
sponsored by the Inter-Scandina-
Wan Society Norden.
THE ANNUAL kRONBORG
MEETING OF DANES ABROAD
under the auspices of "Dansk
Samvirke" will be held on June Is
with program of speeches and
music. Among speakers is S. Holt
en-Nielsen, engineer of Buenos
Aires. Some 500 Danes from all
over the world are expected.
TO MAKE SOCIAL FILM-Ac-
cording to American Swedish News
Exchange, the American documen-
tary films expert Herbert Knapp
has left for Sweden and Denmark
to make a social film for use on
a forthcoming lecture tour.
SAS SERVICE To BREMEN
Scandinavian Airlines System an
nounces an Inauguration flight on
June 6 to Bremen, the only direct
service New York-Bremen, leav-
ing thereafter every Wednesday at
53O Est This iS in addition m
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18

Norway's first and only type
writer factory, Remington Rand,
Inc. produces 5000 standard type
writer's a year. Part of the output
is exported to Sweden, Finland
and Denmark.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18

Another Norwegian designed
electrical smelling furnace will oe
built for the huge iron plant at
Chimbote, Peru, by Elektrokje-
misk, Inc, Oslo.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18

T~o-yearold Marianne Brens dsapprova
sight onbo
American Liner Grpshom probably
hfe-maybe get to
quite
political
pointed professor the University
Brem IngeIise strong
lunge
Evening star., 1951-10-10

Talk about sovngs talk about unusual selection you've
both the most sensational sale we have staged our 21 We
We're heavy with inventory due to the unreasonable weot
commitments made months ago, plus lack Of space . . W
Longrock and Juckmon every item from regular stock
ngyou can't resist! So act quickly come served
Extra Statesmen! Filters! No Mail or Phone Or
Evening star., 1951-05-10
HELP WoMEN

WOMAN to assist in store:
no experience required; 40-hour
week; very easy work. Apply WAC
NER'S.. 216 Carroll ave, Takoma
PIX. Md. Phone SH. 0735. 10
YOUNG WOMEN t29. intelligent
part time work In sales dept Of
large national publisher. 10 to 2
daily. Exceptional earning on lib
ai. sTai percentage basis EX2er unnee hnS
number. Box 497-v. Star. 10
MARRIED WOMAN or widow, alert,
refined. Full or part time. Excel
lent income, splendid future. Box
294-Y. Star. 10
OPENING for young
woman who likes to deal with the
public, to serve as clerk-receptionist
IN local hospital: good working con-
dftions and pleasant environment;
must have tipping ability, neat ap-
pearance. good personality; vacation,
Apply in person at personnel ofice.
GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
SILVER sPRING-Part-time book
keeper. experienced, double entry,
pleasant association; adequate COM
pensation; hours arrangeable. DAN
IELS BOOTERY. Ellsworth dr.. oppo-
site the Hecht Co. 10
WOMEN t2), white.
to be trained as saleSwomen for
speciality item. Average earnings $50
a week; transportation furnished.
Apply 8 am. Room 1927, 724 9th
ST. NV. 10
MARRIED WOMEN (whitel. free to
work 3 or more evenings, weekly,
average SO per evening Phone for
interview. call MRS. JAMES, advisor,
81. 5419 8 to IL and 4 to z.
FROCKS, worn by mil
lions, offers oppor. for Spare-time
income; own dresses as bonus to
housewives. For details, phone AP
1905 or write p. o. Box $50. Hyatts-
vile, Md. 10
Evening star., 1951-05-10

CEMENT WORK Of ali types; walks.
driyeways. etc. Cali HU. 77S2.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor -kleened or no charge. ROTO.
ROOTER. phone RA SSsS any day.
any night
Evening star., 1951-05-10
PAPER HANGING

AND PAINTING
Work done by lst-class white me.
chanlcs. D. c.. Md Va MR. REANS
IU l-5370
PAPERING AND PAINTING. Satisfied
customers for 25 years. Call MR.
LAWRENCE. RA. 97n3
speciality; large and
small jobs; new or old work: white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2T23
PLASTERING. patchwork specialist.
white mechanic. reas.. good service