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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-20

Mrs. McCeney Werlich and Gen
A. H. Turnage, U. S. M. c., retired,
and Mrs. Turnage.
The Commandant of the Coast
Guard and Mrs. Merlin O'Neill
found a host Of friends at the
party as did the Secretary Of the
Senate and Mrs. Leslie Biffle, Mr.
and Mrs. c. Thomas Claggett, jr.;
the Deputy Chief of Staff and
Mrs. Charles L. Bolte and Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Homer Lichten-
berg-he's just back from Korea.
OF course, 1t. Gen. Franklin A.
Hart. who will take over Gen.
Shepherds last job, was on hand
and also there were the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy for Air and
Mrs. John F. Floberg, Marine Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Clayton Jerome,
Col. Katherine Towle. director of
the Woman Marines; DR.. Harry
c. Byrd, Mr.. Samuel Meek of New
York, former Marine Corps officer,
and Marine Corps (retired) Mai.
Gen. Merritt Edison and Mrs. Ed
son.
Lowing for Europe
The hosts daughter. Ann Gates
was circulating among the guests
and her biggest interest at the
moment Is her European trip. for
which she leaves on January 3.
She paused to say hello to Col.
and Mrs. Curt Schiffeler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Sherrod, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Henle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Morris and q number of
the over 400 guests invited to greet
the Shepherds and partake of the
light refreshments.
The Shepherds have lived In
Washington twice before and
many Of their friends that were
here then are still here. After they
move into the commandments
house. they no doubt will take adj
vantage Of the opportunity Of re-
newing old acquaintance and
being brought up to date on all
that has happened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-20
HuIIs Are Hosts

The Deputy Chief of Staff and
Mrs. John E. Hull gave a buffet
supper last evening entertaining
in their quarters at Fort Myer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-20

Lady Franks, wife Of the British
Ambassador, was expressing re-
Igrets that her husband was unable
to attend, and the only other
members of the diplomatic corps
seen were the New Zealand Am
bassador and Lady Berendsen.
lovetts Are There
The seldom seen Secretary of
Defense and Mrs. Robert A. Lovett
stopped by-She in a stunning
American Beauty red velvet dress,
with hat to match; and SO did
RFC Administrator w. Stuart
Symington and his lovely wife,
Senator Joseph r. Mccarthy,
Senator and Mrs. George A.
Smathers, Army Chief of Staff
and Mrs. J. Lawton Collins and
Gen. Wade H. Haislip. Governor
of the United States Soldiers
Home, with Mrs. Haislip.
Among the early arrivals were
former Marine General (now a
Representative from Maryland)
James P. S. Devereux. and Mrs.
Devereux, Mrs. George c. Thorpe,
Vice Admiral and Mrs. Joel Boone,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-20
-HarTis-Ewins Photo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Goldblatt
of this city announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Dorothy
to Mr.. Leon H. Burka, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burka, also
of Washington.
The bride-elect attended Stray
er's Business School and her
f1ance attends the School of
Pharmacy at George Washington
University.
A fall wedding is being planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-20
Vussur Club Tea
Alteration 7 oduv

Nine. Bruggmann, wife of the
Swiss Minister. will be hostess to
the Vassar Club of Washington at
its annual Christmas holly tea to
be held this afternoon at the Swiss
Legation, 1920 Cathedral avenue
NV.
Traditional hot Swiss Christmas
punch will be served, and Nine.
Bruggmann will display her collec-
ton Of 18th Century Swiss and
German Statuettes, including q
hand-carved creche.
Holly and green's for Christmas
decorations will be sold. Admission
will be SO cents.
Mrs. John Leming is the club
president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-20
News Of Wits

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Witt,
who have been living for the past
three years in johannesburg,
South Africa. will be back in the
spring. They plan to leave the
charming Union of South Africa
before the new year is very old
and will spend some time in their
California home before coming
East to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Witt have enter
Itained the new United States Am
bassador to South Africa and Mrs.
Waldemar Gallman at dinner and
Mrs. Witt gave tea for Mrs. Call
man shortly after he presented his
credentials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-20
Brunsons Arrive
For Weddinq

Admiral and Mrs. Clyde w
Brunson of Seattle. Wash, and
their daughter. Barbara Louise,
arrived here over the week end
for the wedding of Miss Brunson
and 1t. G.gD M. Bruce Sullivan,
jr., scheduled for Saturday at the
Navy Chapel on Nebraska avenue.
The parents of the bridegroom
elect. Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan of
Fort Worth, Tex. were to arrive
Monday. 1t. Sullivan is stationed
at the National Navy Medical Cen
ter, Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-20
Vun.Wiiks Hosts

Mr.. Cornelius van WIKI Of the
International Monetary Fund and
Mrs. van WIKI were dinner hosts
Saturday evening at Normandy
Farm.
Their guests included Miss Sc
linde Krantz of the Netherlands
Embassy. Miss Dodo Zwikker of
the Netherlands Military Mission,
Miss Louisa Goold, Mr.. Henry
Owens of the State Department
and Mr.. Barend de Vries of the
Monetary Fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-20
Party Held

Mrs. Fofo Drake of Chevy
Chase. entertained about 20 guests
Sunday at a Christmas party
in honor of her house guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Villefranche and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri CASTELAR,,
visiting this country from France.
The guests marked the holiday by
singing French Christmas carols,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-20
AnniversoryF ete

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan w. Weiss
celebrated their sixth wedding an
niversary December cat a party at
tended by MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Brod OF Richmond, Va, Mr.. Louis
Weiss OF New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Weiss. Mr.. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Gordon, Ronald and Terry
Gordon, Mrs. Bertha Gordon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T. Levin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. James Edward
Ball, jr., Of Chevy Chase and
EaSton, Md, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Doro-
thy Ruth, to Mr.. John Butler
JeSSup, jr. of Wilmington, Del.
Miss Ball is a graduate of the
Madeira School and is now in her
junior year at Wellesley College.
Mr.. Jessup graduated from the
School, Concord, Mass.
and Princeton University, Glass
OF 1851. At Princeton he was a
of Terrace Club.
Evening star., 1951-04-06
!. HELP WOMEN

MATTRESSES, white, must be OK.
3 and 8, XII KRIS THE OAKS
RESTAURANT. 1918 Wisconsin aye.
WaIrRassEs. Md sass neat. must be 9 *.
PGsqssass; PfGsslsqasSssass; ,,g s91 ssnaays; et no niss's
MATTRESSES. white. night or dax
Apply In person. 1345 Conn. ave.
WAiTREssEs-very good pay and
tips: exper. Spaniard or Mexican;
excel working cond.; hours, 1919 sc
or 4:30-12:30. Ell MEXICO RES
TAURANT, 2603 Conn. ave. NV. g.
MATTRESSES, white, experienced:
Dsrtot part time: , p.m;,lG ol pm; Agply iinn in
Hillw2od ave. Falls Church. Va,
WAirsEssEs fni ssEissssEs for kosher-style deli
catessen and restaurant. One full
time and one part time. TIvOLl
RESTAURANT. 5000 14th St NV,
WAiTREEsssEs. white, neat appearins
with over 2 years experience, for
night work In one Of Washington'i
sss sfsssr sns elses 1gR1y hoso e EsssGH
31O2 MT. Pleasant st. NV. -
GIRL. for ironing shirts. nat work;
sssssaes pslsss.a sgnfry sss W.. must y. be 81
GfRn ssi'' cLERK.rYprsr. part tin time
possibly full time: experience not
essential Call MA. 0190, Mrs
Grisso, for. interview. IS
GIRL for laundry receiving ONCE,
coSoERs LA LAUNDRY, HiHia' 2srd SSfpsriSas and {
Evening star., 1951-04-06
HELP WOMEN

STENOGRAPHERS (2). Falls Church
area. Why spend all that time rid-
ing the bus in and out Of Washing
ton every day? Here is an excellent
opportunity for wide awake ste.
nographers. to act as record clerk
handle deeds and contracts ant
the second stenographer for dicta.
tton and office work, for a Fall,
Church firm. Excellent salary fol
the right persons. Phone FA. 1885,
for interview. --S
sTENOGRAPHER. accurate in short.
hand and typing: 5-day week, 9-5
nice surroundings. MA. 2080.
STENOGRAPHER-Must be prompt
In attendance at q am. to pm.
for light office work: days, with
hrs. on Sat; must be sober. keer
hearing and good knowledge of Eng.
lish; salary $50 per wk. Apply II
person, 1916 L st. NV, IL to. 4
sTENoGRApHER, ss-hr. wk. IN,
Sat); exper. not nee. but helpful
ST. 1851. MRS. ROBINSON. --6
STENOGRAPHER, life insurance Of
nee. perm: 20 to 35; hospitaliza-
ton. group insurance, retirement;
5-day 361a-hr. wk. DI. 0333. -7
STENOGRAPHER for airline organi.
zatton; technical background helpful.
Permanent position. 5-day week,
congenial atmosphere, air-cond. bldg.
5000 Starting salary. Call MRS.
THOMPSON. ME. 5000. -6
Evening star., 1951-04-06
GIRI S
To address envelopes by hand. Elk.
cellent salary. Do not telephone
ETSEMAN'S

To address envelopes by hand, Ex-
cellent salary. Do not telephone.
EISEMAN'S
F at nth NV. %
WOMAN, white, French speaking pre-
schoolgirl and some housework; sbii-
ity to drive car desirable; refer.
ences required. State salary ex-
,Ep ,Epected Boy 2s2-T: Star. IS.
eson Il yoa nsnfns Know esssnsTs
laundry business Is helpful but not
essential. Hrs. s-5 pm. and a-day
on Sat. Apply Ill pm. to Mr.; J..
I; Gibbons, Washington Laundry,
YOU'VE ! LADY Al ~ 70 learn eookksepins
roGSa; sSs1SF; Va WOMAN. MRasss4' pleasant outdoor ls
work; hours, 8 to pm; can earn
$50 per week. RIM. 424. Bond Bldg.
YOUNG WOMAN. knowledge Of FIRE
insurance; mortgaee loan company;
YoGNxG YGsNx vyso vWoMEA.. EA. isgs ls.55. full time
| for. retail candy shop: must be neat
and attract; OPP. for rapid ad-
vancement; pleasant surroundings.
osT ses'z Y WSsos ssgisa e eeADEs Mi waf:sp sS
DO % 7; You OK. KNOW a piano teacher raj able
to teach beginners $3.50 too daily
plus Sat-? Starting salary 500. Must
have certificate or some music super
yispr training. Phone MR.. ELDocN,
WANTED 1ssi i WHITE LADIES. to do
WASHINGTON TEXTILE WEAVING
CO: Sld 18th st; NV; ,Ss
ssssovHD sssiis ADDly hEsF1uRAssF stfsE ssFP is5s Tue
HIGh H1Iein scSHo6oiMI scSHo6iM GRADuArE-we win
train you as cashier on MGR 1000
posting machine: excellent oppoI tu.
priyilesss. many other COMPANY
rH SES SEIRy ro 10 &, ri y l. NJ; ~.
good salary and commission. Ap-
po p5s Yot 99TI wssT 81 p'T; krsPdNsgsTy PIj aSpG
with top earning possibility Wei
come Wagon offers you . leading
public relations career. A few open
ings are available for outstanding
energetic nmsn oispss Sihpsbf sarsef-ninded dae.
able. but its equivalent win be ac-
cepted. Women selected must be
top caliber and willing to make
time investment in solid career. Call
the WELCOME WAGON ONCE. RE.
84SS. or Pa. 4799. and let us 60
into this opportunity with you. -
ADD $50 TO $50 wkly. to family
income with pleasant. dignified
+ House of Stuart program as adver-
tised page 81, April issue, Today's
Woman magazine. Hours to it your
home schedule; Telephons. use Of
personal interview. rapid advance
Busy ss.Yef9 fnsLic fcd RELaTToss aR rm look
ing for high type. alert girl texperi-
switchboard, fling. good typist a
omust. Pleasant. SURROUNDINGS, con-
veniently located. Salary open
Box 23g-v, Star -S
|PART-TIME TYPIST and Dictaphone
operator. under 35; hrs. per day.
between Q am-5 pm. 5 days per
AUTO DIsTRsIfRuij;roR has opening
for stenog and 2 clerk -typists: 40
hr. wk., no Sat-. good starting salary
and pleasant working conditions
Apply in person only. J. B. Whit
field, HUDSON SALES CORP. 1873
18th st NV.
WHITE GIRL for dental of1ice; exper.
'unnec. Box 430-V, Star. --6
INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY, ca
pable of handling rapid-fire tele-
phone calls, full time. II you have
excellent voice, pleasant manner.
steady nerves and are willing to
work diligently for steady increases,
call EX. 5040. 8 It'll 5. -S
Evening star., 1951-04-06
THE EVENING, STAR

- A~@NAt@N 49, - - @At
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
CHECKER. experienced, to work II
super market; excellent pay ane
working conditions. Call Lo. 5-1S65
CHECKERS, food. experienced; da.
and night shifts for exclusive coun
try club; GOOD salary and meals
TRANSPORTATION from D. C. line. Cal
Rockville 1873. -
CLERK, ase 20-35, to work in hosp
record rm.; meals while on duty
sick leave. vacation and other bene
ENcYp s AppEs aossTa gsri91nel d 1os s.T Eg5R qoRI
CLERK. white, for dry-cleaninF es.
tablishment. Apply 1859 N. Hamp.
shire ave. n,Ta ASTORIA CLEAN.
CLERK. young lady interested In
learning oface routine and the use
OF business machines in accounting
once Of large local company; Start
Apply between and II am
MANHATTAN CO., Laundry and Drs
Cleaning, 1928 Florida ave. NV.
CLERK between ages II and 80 fol
flling and handling mail. 5-day
37-hr. week; vacation with pay;
cACtl. WI AInk GOllQltluIlG. Apply
INDEMNITY INSURANCE CO.. $40
woodward Bldg., 18th and H sts
CLERK, gen. ONCE work: knowledge
of typing: perm, position. Apply
Miss Rothseb. ULINE ICE CO.. Bro
and M sts, ne. -6
CLERK, ONCE, white, several posi-
tions open with national Tv sales
company for mature young ladies,
1885, interested in perm. employ
ment; insurance benefits; pleasant
working conditions: convenient Sc,
location: bookkeeping end cashier
ing BACKGROUND helpful; accuracy In
work essential See Mr. Werth.
MUNTZ Tv. INC. 516 Sth ST. sc.
Phone Ii. 1858. s-e.... IS
be experienced in dry
cleaning store; good pay: apply i'm
mediateiy. CRYSTAL VALET. 720
18th st. NV %
Evening star., 1951-04-06
HELP WOMEN

NURSEMATD, white, for 2 children
and light housework: live in. oW
5000. -S
NURSE, registered. private day school
5-day week; $150 per mo-: give age
experience, marital status. Box
275-T. Star -Ss
NURSES. registered, for general duts
and operating room, rotating shift
/ 5iz-day week. salary and full main.
tenance. Call Nursing Supervisor
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL. Bethesda
Md, OIL. $3.50. liz
OFFICE CLERK. white. perm; somt
knowledge of tipping helpful; 8 days
wk.: vacation with pay; gooc
opport. for young girl in the north.
east Trinidad area. Apply to Mr.
Manuel THE HOME LAUNDRY
1t0I Raum ST. ne. IS
OFFICE CLERK-Must know how Il
type; local refs. necessary; excellent
opportunity. See MR.. RESN1CK
I0lI Nichols ave Sc
Evening star., 1951-04-06

STENOGRAPHER, 5-day. 40-hr. wE
Apply NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD. 22S Shoreham Bldg. 18th
and H sts. NV IS
PLACE AS CARETAKER or house
keeper. One room. kitchen; exch
services or will rent same reasonable
Mr., AND MRS. GRUBB, to pm
DI. 5064. So
PERSON for outside contact and sales
promotion work. Car essential. See
manager New HUNTING TOWERS
APTS.. Mount Vernon blvd, Alex
Va. -S
HAVE NEED for person to sell Gus.
tom made slip covers. Car necessary
Must be, neat, honest and courteous
Decorative abaility helpful, but moi
necessary. AP. 1900. IS
THE M. 8. CHM CO., 1417 N. Y
ave. NV, has an attractive mana.
gerial opening for an experienced
person In art material department
Contact personnel director. RE. $3.50
.R
Evening star., 1951-04-06

CASHIER, busy cigar counter. ex.
perienced references. Closed Suns
and holidays. NATIONAL DRUG
CAsHIERWLoew's Palace Theater has
an attractive opening for an exper
box once cashier; settled, inexperi.
enced. active woman will be giver
consideration. Apply In person tt
Assistant Managers once. IS
chine: excellent salary: pleasan
working conditions. EISEMAN'S. !
CASHIERS (6,. 1885, experienced
selling newsstand merchandise; So;
to start; plus 2 meals. Apply RIM
9n5. WASH. NATL AIRPORT. IS
CASHIER AND PIX OPERATOR fol
parking garage; do some bookkeep.
ing: 5Na-day week: See Mr.. Jones
KALORAMA GARAGE, 1649 Kalo.
rama rd. NV -6
Evening star., 1951-04-06
MAYFLOWER HOTEL
Conn. Ave. and De Sales st.
COPY GIRL

COOK, SHORT ORDER-Apply SEN,
ATE INN. 5T04 Marlboro pike sc.
or call HI 1916 --6
Evening star., 1951-04-06
CAREER MAN

Opening sales staff, prominent insur-
ance CO, experience unnecessary;
salary, M.S0o. viii train and de-
ysiop qualified man. Write Box
S9-z, Star.
Evening star., 1951-04-06
HELP MEN tcont.l

MAN OVER SO for food store room in
sential, state experiences and pre-
vtous employment. Box 281-T, Star.
MEN-You can earn 500 week and
more; experience helpful but moi
Necessary; . canyassins nationally ad.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. ais
YOUNG = MAN AN to take orders. for
Golfers; 3 orders per day. pays S75
per wk. RIM, Az Bond Bldg. -
business. Mr.. ADAMS, wi. 95Ii. s.
YOUNG MAN, Va. drivers license,
RUST MANOR PHARMACY, FA.
YOUNG MAN. a1-a7. preferably draft
exempt. Interesting work with
national publisher, calling on Fed
eral agencies for information. Good
personality, ability to meet people
to type helpful. Nc esperience
necessary Auto required. Congenial
associates. good working conditions.
permanent with chance for advance
n1ent, Straight salary and expenses.
Reply by letter TO Box 203-v. Star.
YOUNG MAN wanted--A young man.
preferably with engineering educa-
tion and Tor construction exper., for
sale Of construction materials. TIE.
YOUNG MAN to learn building ma
terial business. Permanent posi-
ton; company benefits. Phone AT.
400 for appointment at HECKIN-
GER CO., 18th and H SITS ne. -6
YOUNG MAN, to sell furniture repair
RfrNfIAe and uuarR ekaRk< AYnarianRA
not necessary. BEDELL'S, 610 Z
st. NV. %
YOUNG MAN, colored. over 21. To
work in grocery and liquor store.
D. c. references REQUIRED. TR. 2764,
YOUNG MEN-Good opportunity to
learn mechanical dentistry. Apply
End floor, l722 Eye st. NV, s
Evening star., 1951-04-06
CLERK-TYPIsTs
PART TINE

Some knowledge OF general ONCE
work. Day or evening hours. Apply
personnel ONCE.
Evening star., 1951-04-06
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. general houseworker. live In
good pay; references required. MI
COOK, full-time position; live in q,
out; health card and refs: required
2301 Calvert st. NV. MI. 400
COOK AND G.H.W.; references re.
ouired; 5la-day wk.; $50. WO. 0522
COOK-G.H.W.. live in; must be ex.
perienced; moderni kit. dishwasher
Thurs. afternoon. ievery other Sun
Of; refs. required; S25 wk. oL
CooK-G.H.w.. white. fond of chill.
rm.; other help employed; $25 wk
OK-HOUSEW0RKER = Rusines,
executive requires experienced COM
petent maid for rambler; good cook
ing, housekeeping knowledge essen
se sa Eefsa. sese sa5 sa Blu. ssP esP
saasi sprins. 'ihz ii. Iis7, h.lz.'s' fd'' Silver
lovely room and bath: must have
exp. and local ref; other help en-
CIV" AZ; Az n il, ilt,tls l,ls cooking: sa5
with children; references required.
G.a.w.' ait pii iHioussiE;KEEPER; tsi;EEPER live in, able
to Join family at nearby beach for
summer; exper. with children: refs. ;
excel. opportunity. RA. 63l4. q
suburban family in modern equipped
home. Auto. washer. dryer. dish.
washer, etc. Must nave excellent
D. c. area refs. of long standing
that include child care. State par
ticulars including refs and salary
desired. Box 152-Y, Star. -S
HOUSEKEEPER. needing permanent
home. white or eolored. live IN. COOK
HoIusEKEEPER. s.h.w. and care Of 2
small girls; good home and salary
HoUssRGErER. SIi ssiRHGIEsrER Protestant. hive in;
2 adults, girl Al. years: no obJec-
tions ! Or 2 small children; children. WIS Ras
HoT1sEEKEEEPER, S1sE EI15E live in: light house.
work, and help with children. Must
be fond Of children; reference and
health card: day Thurs. and every so =
ST. sth's s..ord sSa s st A sis vs. ss rE ssi5
LADY. colored. live in, care for {,
salary. Ii. 3-4606 before l pm; or
LADY. coiored, settled, to take care
OF children in exchange room. board,
small salary. Ii. 7-S744. -S
MAID, to live in. s.h.w. no laundry,
good references. Call EN-. 1896. -
NURSE MAID. live in; = small chill
drcn; upstairs room; AUTOMATIC ap-
r!iancesi $50 per wk. Ell, 243l.
WOMAN OR GIRL, white. not over
40, for s.hw.; live in as part OF
family; nice pvt. RIM; congenial,
cheerful SURROUNDINGS; sat. Sun.
and holidays on; SEQ wk. Kenmore
WOMAN for care of limo. baby and
R.h.w, in small Georgetown house;
references. AID. $3.50. IS
ARE YOU LOOkING for good home
with a young woman and her S-year,:
old boy? Own room, board, small
salary, in exchange for mothers s
helper. EN-. 1884. 1856 3lst pl. NV.
SUNDAY MAID, 1910 yrs. old; good
with children; sleep In. RA. S147.
YOUNG COLORED GIRL, exper. house
work; hours to 7:39, no Sat, part
day every other SUM-: SIS. MI.
0SS9.
Evening star., 1951-04-06
CAMERA REPAIR


Movie equip. doreisn or domestic).
BRENNER. a33 Penna. ave. NV.
CARPENTER. plastering. painting.
New and repair work: lst.elass.
white mechanics. HU. 9s74 after s
caRPENTRY. cabinet work; small
JOBS a Speciality. Prompt service.
CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS, on con-
tract tract basis. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA.
CARPENTRY. cabinet work. remodel
ing and repairs. general contracting.
cakpENTRY-Attics ESNtTrRR'Y-Atti finished. recre-
alton rms. porches mel; stairways,
mercial j. E. HENDRICKS. uN. a4si.
CEMENT WALKS. walls. driveways,
1els J4cK sPARKEsa isAfs si Ho. s4ss. 's''
CEMENT WORk. stone walls, flag-
stone terraces, walks. chimneys, fire-
places, cement, driveways. porches.
fFs'a'HMiaAfR F MARcuccTo. Ts.ti DfSs RockviIls. Hd.
Phone Rockville 1883
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTo.
RoorER, phone RA $3.50 any day.
ELECTRiCAL INsTALLATIoNs-Re-
immed. Call RA. 1929 any time. --6
FENCE Galvanized chain INK. all
tion,". Get the best for less: 80
evenings and sunday. NO. 552S.
FLOORS ,SANDED and finished: old
floors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOop SERVICE. WA. 1929
MATTRESSES and box springs reno
yated ana recovered Ike new; over
s5.ysaIS, sxpsriense.. WASHINGTON
MA. $3.50. MA. 6679.
PAINTER-Interior,. exterior: .reas,;
31Ss. IRWIN scHAfN.
PAINTING - Interior and exterior;
papering, plastering: 80 yrs. expert
ence. (White1 HULME. days. NO.
1883: eyes., LA. 6-4156. IL
PAINTING, interior, exterior; roof
@stes sHssns csii sfhfsa RA tseat'' ooss free is &
PAINTING - First-class white me-
rm.. $3.50 up, DU. 4242. -,
PAINTING, interior. exterior, by able
white man: best work for less; free
estimate. Ii. 6-22Ss. Sc
PAINTING - Complete. decoratins;
immediate service: white mechs.
PAINTING, paperhanglng. root, gut:
nan .sI sna as. erfPsaati sa s BsD.Es a soc Sss oil
PAINTING, PAPERING, first-class
ately. Mr.. PoAI, GE. 5643. 10.
AND PAPERING-Fres
estimates; interior and exterior;
specialist in color matching. r. A.
HoUGH, Decorator, ia. s-6913.
Evening star., 1951-04-06
8 PLUMBERS
AND
3 HELPERS

Steady work; report to Mr.. Click, al
the the Gslman . project Visrs Mn I'd
County.
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HELP WOMEN

ADVERTISING SALES for push
over" newspaper promotion. vii
consider only experienced, ethica
woman, able to finance herself foI
one month. Call DI. 5423 tonigh
or tomorrow.
AUTOMOBILE TAG and title clerk
Large new-car dealer win pay tor
salary and bonus to experienced
clerk. Our ONCE staff knows abou
this advertisement, so phone for ar
LoNiAI oLDsMoB1IE CO. 154i
9Th st. ne -6
BANK CLERK-Girl. 1921. hiet
school graduate. to learn banking
Usual employe benefits: 5-day week
Apply NATIONAL CAPITAL SANK
316 Pa. ave Sc "a
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7th, ,sth AND PA. AVE. NV.

EANTED-Tenant farmer for small
NED NaSa ToER s5sss aES SsS p HR once to soiici
ffsst-ssliins product; ean earn plent,
day. Apply 517 18th st. n.w... 2ne
RETIRED MAN about so years old
good health; used to meeting public
for laundry and dry cleaning store
between 8 and n am. MANHAT-
ing, 1928 Florida ave. NV. -6
MIDDLE-AGED MAN for once and
outside work; knowledge Of typing,
OLD LINE LIFE INSURANCE CO. has
opening on large. city debit; guar
anteed salary and liberal commits
sion. Call ST. $3.50. MR.. SPICER
GENTLEMAN, over 45. experienced
once man. selling ability essential:
days, including Saturday and
Sunday; hrs. from IL to s, Call
In person. Rm: 625. I'll 14th st.
nE n;E' sE6a tThe Kass sidso or phone
rive statesmen for Va, Nd. and
D. c. territory. This is new car
deal from distributor to dealer
Wholesale only. Very attractive CON-
BEAcH. cypress assS. -s
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OIL. e222 .
Evening star., 1951-04-06

Permanent position in our editorial
department., serving the woman S
page and society department. 5-day
40-hr. week. Must be able to type
Over 81 years of age, neat in ap-
pearance, willing to give good at
TENDANCE, and capable. of passing q
Room 500. Open weekdays, $50 tc
5 and Saturday, q to l.
TIE ENEMIMG CTAR