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lA1Ql1tkl VI bWO,
that the congressional economy
drive will have simmered down.
The Senate has cut Federal en-
ployes' leave and the House will
follow suit. And Congress is also
applying personnel cuts through
|out the Government service.
With blood still in its eye. Con-
gress at the moment is in no mood
to consider a Government pay
boost,
But pay raise sponsors are con-
fident that 1t will be a calmer and
more sympathetic Congress q
month or two from now than II
is today.
In any event, there would be no
percentage in having the House
and Senate Civil Service Commit
tees rush through pay bills at this
time. Congress has plenty Of i'm
portant legislation before it which
1t can't possibly dispose Of during
the next month or so, including
the various appropriations bill,
tax legislation and imitation con-
trolls.
So the committees can afford
to take their time.
A Senate Civil Service Subcom-
mittee has approved an s8.4 per
cent wage boost, while the House
Civil Service Committee is now
holding pay raise hearings. Final
action by the full Senate group
and the House committee prob
ably won't take place for another
month. at the earliest.
49,
CHAR E- President Luther
Steward of the National Fedora
ton Of Federal Employees created
something of a sensation at thu
meeting of the House Civil Service
Committee yesterday when h1
charged moral deterioration among
some Federal officials and EN-.
lployes. Mr.. Steward said tina
conditions are at the lowest ebt
that he can remember in hi!
SIS years of experience with tht
Government.
There have been too many in
stances of Federal officials anc
employees who felt that the limit.
Of permissibility for their ofiicia
actions was the likelihood of in.
dictment." the NFFE chief de.
clared.
Committee members were quicl
Evening star., 1951-06-21
Bowling Alley Official
FIees From Holdup Men

A bowling alley official told po-
lice that two men tried to hold
him up early today. but that he
foiled them by running back into
his place of business and Slam
ming the door.
Horace R. Hawkins, A, of 629
Morris place NE. assistant man
ager of Greenway Bowling Alley,
3540 East Capitol street, said the
incident occurred as he left the
alley at 12:40 am. today. He said
one of the men held a nickel
plated revolver.
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Youth Wins Scholarship

A four-year tuition scholarship
to st. Johns College, Annapolis.
has been awarded to Richard Nc
Lellan, jr. of Upper Marlboro. ac-
cording to Prince Georges School
Supt. William S. Schmidt. Young
Mcclellan won the award in O
competitive examination.
Evening star., 1951-06-21
Faulty Mortar Shells
Kill 3 and Wound Is
Marines al Lejeune
BY the Assoeiated Press

CAMP LEJEUNE. N. c.. June 81
Two defective mortar shells fel
short and burst into a company o.
advancing I'd Division Marine!
here yesterday afternoon, killing
eight and injuring 25.
Witnesses said the mortar gun.
ners saw that the shells were de.
fective a split second after they
were fired during routine train.
ing exercise at this marine bast
in Eastern North Carolina, about 81
miles northwest of Wilmington
The gunners leaped to field tele.
phones and notified q forward OBJ.
servation post. But before the
warning could be relayed the
shells exploded among the forward
group of a weapons company.
Critical Of Inspection.
Bitter members Of the company
told reporter they did not blam.
THE mortar section, but felt tha'
defects in the ammunition couls
have been noted by careful in.
lspection.
Gen. Clifton Gates, Marine Corp.
Icommandant. was visiting the has,
when the accident took place abou
l pm. He ordered an immediat,
investigation and board of in
quiry was appointed.
The public information offic,
identified the dead as:
M/Sergt. c. P. Czerwiec, Phila.
delphia.
Corpl. A. L. johnson, r. F. D.
Kings Ferry. N. Y.
Sergt. F. E. Frye, Wilmington
N. c.
corpl. E. N. stringfellow, Day
ton. Ohio.
Pfc. S, J. Albimino, Fresno
Calf.
Pvt. J. L. Pyle, Toledo, Ohio.
Pvt. j. e. Daigle, Leicester
Mass.
Pfc. r. e. Pickel, Indianapolis
Ind.
One Critically Wounded.
The PIO said one man wa
critically wounded. He. was listet
as James M. Praleton, Baltimore
The Pho listed eight as seriousl,
wounded. but did not announc,
home addresses or rank of tn,
men. They are r. j. Stillman
Robert L. Livingston, Rober
Charles Butler, Howard D. Rogers
E. r. Cromley. William A. Banes
Fred I. Holloway and Harvey J
Bates.
The mortars were returned t,
the base and impounded.
Members of Company A, Is
Battalion. 9Th Marine Regiment
told a reporter that a forwart
group of the weapons compan,
was advancing through a wood
area when thes two shells lande,
among the troops.
Troops Run for Cover.
Then the scene became like
real war. Highways leading int,
the camp were clogged with am
balances. Other troops ran 70
cover. Field telephones starte,
buzzing.
Relatives who live near tn
base rushed to determine whethe
their loved ones were among tn
casualties. Official parties visite'
several wives notifying them tina
their husbands were killed or in
Ijured.
Evening star., 1951-06-21
Last Of Veteran Bills
Approved by House;
Cost May Be Billions
Nv ihe Associated Pres,

The House closed It's DOCKS or
veterans legislation for the year
to-day after passing yesterday a
group of measures that ultimatel.
may cost billions of dollars.
ITS up to the Senate now" said
Chairman Rankin Of the House
Veterans Committee as the last oi
THE pending measures cleared the
House without a record vote ano
with little opposition.
1--WE lave no other bills in oul
docket" Mr.. Rankin told news
men. There may be others later
but know of none at this time
It depends on what the Senate
does with the bills passed by the
House."
Mr.. Rankin wouldn't comment
on the possibility Of World Wal
II veterans bonus bill, but there
has been talk in House corridors
Of such a measure If separate bills
for veterans benefits fail to be
enacted.
House Clears IL Bills.
Eleven bills cleared the House
in rapid order yesterday after ad-
ministration forces failed by two
votes to obtain the two-thirds vote
needed under the rules to block
their consideration. Some of the
measures specifically are opposed
by the Presidents Budget Bureau
The estimated recurring annual
cost of the bills would be 1855
million as long as they stay on the
statute bookS-if they get there
| In addition there would be an
initial outlay Of $685. million for
new hospital construction and a
$40 million charge against the
Government insurance fund.
The hospital bill would direct
the Veterans Administration to
add 10000 beds to its program by
building "a new hospitals and en-
larging IA others. The projects
are the same ones President Tru-
man Cancelled in 1948 as unneces-
lsary.
No Money Is Voted.
The bill votes no money, nor
would it prevent the President
from canceling the program
again or withholding the money
If it's appropriated later. The
same bill passed the House in the
last Congress but died in the
Senate.
The Veterans Administration
estimated 1t would cost $50 mil
lion annually to operate the hos.
pitfalls at full capacity.
The bill that would cost tht
most eventually would give cos
IIof living increases in pension ane
disability payments to all veter.
ans. including those who entered
service since the outbreak o.
fighting in Korea.
It's first-year cost was estimated
by VA at $148 million. There
was no estimate for subsequent
years.
Disability Rate Increases.
/ In general. the increases woulc
Ioe S per cent in rates for service.
connected cases rated less thar
so per cent of total disability, l!
'Iper cent for those rated so PEE
Icent or more total disability ane
lis per cent for dependents o.
veterans eligible for compensation
because OF service-connected dis
abilities. There would be NJ
change in the top $500 monthly
from all benefit payments.
The other bills liberalize de.
Ipendency and disability payment
regulations, permit automatic re.
newal of Government life insur.
ance policies and provide for fres
automobiles for certain veteran!
Iof World War I and II and tht
'IKorean campaign,
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ent term, even
though she will
reach the COM
pulsory retire.
ment age Of 10
this December.
Recommends
ton that an ex-
e m p tion b e
m a de in her
case was pre-
sented to the
Commission e RS
by her two fell
low members.
Alan w. Payne.
chairman ~ the
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That's W hy
pay raise spon-
sors are not
pressing for i'm
mediate action
by the House
and S e n a t e
Civil Service
|Com m m 1t t e es.
They feel that
iii the commit
tees take their
time In report
ing the legisla :
ton and report
-.
the bill in a
Evening star., 1951-06-21
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District of Columbia-Sunny
and warm, high of 88 degrees this
afternoon. Partly cloudy tonight,
low IS degrees. Tomorrow, cloudy
and warm with showers likely by
night.
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Commander Gets SEQ Duty

ANNAPOLIS, June 81, R.-
Ccmdr. Kenneth G.. Schacht
Burlington, Wash, yesterday left
his post as acting 4executive officer
of the Naval Acadenay's depart
mert of physical training for sea
duty. He had been here for three
years.
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Maryland and Virginia-Fair
tonight, low 62-6S degrees. To-
morrow, cloudy. showers likely by
night.
Wind: Southeast, 7 miles per
hour, at 1870 am.
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Mrs. Mason Allowed
To Retain Abe Post
Past Retirement Age

The Commissioners today voted
to allow Mrs. Agnes K. Mason,
member Of the Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board, to finish her pres
Evening star., 1951-06-21

Scattered showers and thunderstorms predicted
night in the Central Plains the Mississippi Valley the Eastern
Gulf States in the western slopes of the Rockies the Great
Basin 1t will be cloudy in the Missouri Valley while the
North Pacific States will have fair skies will cooler in the
Ohio Valley the Lower Lakes region the Northern Plains
Warm weather will continue in the New England States
Il ZAP Wrephoto Map.
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The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Pay Raise Sponsors Delay Bills,
Hoping Economy Surge VIII Die
By Joseph Young

The mood in Congress keeps increasing daily
result that Of Federal legislation
heir strategy.
The outlook small Government pretty
wouldn't
nickel raise if the vote taken
Evening star., 1951-06-21
Comp Fund
Continued From First Page.)

Ipecially on Christmas and birth
days, when-or whether-Dad
would return again. Or write.
Now the kids are almost four
years older.
Betsy. 16. just out of high
school, is job-hunting.
Gale. 13, baby-sits.
John. jr, IL. serves a paper
route.
Terry. 10. busies himself in a
ball league.
Henrietta. 4, and Sonny. 3. keep
mother busy.
On Sunday. all but the little
ones go to Sunday school.
Dads Picture in Drawer.
In August, Gale. John and Hen
rietta will have their birthdays.
Mother has Dads picture in a
desk drawer. She looks at it, some
times.
Shed like to do something for
the boys this summer.
THE boys need to be around a
man once in a while" she said
but they can't be, at home.
She. would like to send them to
camp. She can't.
But some one can. Is it you?
Gifts Acknowledges.
The following gifts to The Stars
camp fund are acknowledged to-
day:
Miss Mamie Raub - 5 SOC
Washington Table, Round
Table International - 18.40
Hattie Lee ---.-- - zoo
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E.
Carter ---- 18.40
Bons Viyants Travel Club 5000
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Alber 1910
Mary L. Taylor ----- 1840
Judy Bohnert ---------- 1000
Sandra Anderson ------- 18.40
Anonymous -------- 400
Mrs. William C. Beck, jr. 500
Maj. Helen A. Dugan - 5000
John D. Rhodes 18.40
Mrs. Dorothy w. Richard
son --------------- 100
Anonymous --- 18.40
Anonymous ---------- 500
E. r. Oliver ----------- 18.4o
Curtis r. Deily --------- 200
Anonymous ---------- zoo
Anonymous ------------ 18.40
Mrs. Albert Popkins ---- zoo
Anonymous ----- ,------ 500
Elizabeth I. Simpkin - 1910
Anonymous ------- 20.00
w. I. Gernaud ------ SOC
Anonymous ------- zoe
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
Page ------. . SOC
Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Paulos -------1----- 18.4C
Anonymous ----- 18.4(
Anonymous ------------- 1000
stephen zimmerman ---- 1885,
Marianne Flint Taylor - 800
Claire L. Reid - 5.0(
Sue Webb Moves ------ 5.0t
In memory of my Father
Ann H. ----- ------ 2o.ot
IF j. Walters, DDS. .--- 1856
Master Sergt. William
Groat. Retired. 5000
Miss Eva M. Bullard go 18.4t
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Durrett 18.4(
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River Report
tFrom United States Engineers.)
Potomac River muddy at Harpers Ferry
and Great Falls; Shenandoah muddy al
Evening star., 1951-06-21

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 90, on June @
Lowest. IL. on February 8.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High, SO, at 4:45 pm.
Low, SO, at am.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip G.
! Arrest -- 18.40
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Gold
man --- 1910
C. D. 1000
| The Blepdman Family
Club - 1885
Bethesda Cinder Block g.
Supply Co., Inc. - $3.50
Anonymous --4----. -- 500
DR.. and Mrs. Stanley L.
Olinick ------ $3.50
L. P. Best and Sky ---- 1910
Lewis G. Hines ------ 1000
A. r. Smith ----- 1910
Anonymous ----- 1000
Burton K. Wheeler ---- $3.50
Anonymous -. -- 18.40
Leon Typewriter g. Adding
Machine Co. -- $40
Donald Macleay ----- 18.40I
Ted Lewis, Inc -- $500
In memory of Lee Everett
GayleS --- TOO
$928.s1I
Previously acknowledged $9,771.58I
Total to date $1o,7oo,1sI
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D Remember the comp fund? $lS.N
for one week-S36.S0 for two.
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Tide Tables.
hv TlNstnd ofn4n. 4
The Sun and Moon

one-halt hour after sunset.
Precipitation,
Evening star., 1951-09-12
HELP MEN

CARPENTER wanted. good trim man,
IN Temple Hills area. MR.. SMITH,
VI. S061. a. pm.
CARPENTER. first-class. for remodel
ing work; must have tools and
transp.; perm. position. Apply s
am. Mon. CHESAPEAKE REAfOD-
ELING CO.. INC, 602 Pa. ave. Sc.
-l2
- Framing and Trim
work: experienced only; permanent.
UN. 304o after 4 p.In. ---l3
CARPENTERS for framing work. Ap-
ply. J. B, TIFFEY, Job. 1st and
Webster SITS. ne. --13
CARPENTERS - Exper. trim men
only. Top wages Long lob. See
MR.. JACK CREAL, 1916 Oakcrest
drive. Alex. Va, near Fairlington
shopping center -l2
CARPENTERS and trim men wanted.
Out Ga. ave. to Dennis ave, turn
left and straight to G. w. CON-
STRUCTION. Call SH. 1854. -I2
CARPENTERS or. Immediately: must
be all-around, experienced men II
not. do not call. Top wages paid
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AUCTION SALES Cont
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON,
Aucfi0naeFR

rsgs's' sses sn5sh sss Sf 1DsGS'ds sex ssf
recorded IN Liber No. 9047, folll
l5S. ct SEQ, one of the land recorol
OF the District OF Columbia, and al
by, the UNDERSIGNED trustee vii
offer for sale by public auction, IN
front of premises. on THURSDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER
1851, at g O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described property in the
South 20. .73 feet front on 5th Stree!
py depth of o.. II feet Of Original
Lot numbered Sixteen 06) in Square
numbered Four Hundred and Eighty
nine t4S9); being assessed for taxa
tion as Lot $40 in Square 4S9.
TERMS OF SALE: One third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash,
balance in equal inStallments, rep
resented by promissory notes Of
years, with interest at 5 per cent
per annum from day OF sale, pay.
able semi-annually, secured by first
oeed OF trust upon property sold,
or all cash. at option of pur chaser
A deposit Of $4,000 required OF
title. conveyaneins reeordine. rev.
cost OF purchaser. Terms to be com.
piled with within thirty days from
day OF sale, otherwise trustee re.
serve the right to resell property al
risk and cost of defauIting pur-
chaser. after five days advertise
ment Of such resale in some news
paper published in WaShinston.
D. c.. or deposit may be forfeited.
or without torfeiting deposit trustee
may avail self of any legal or eQuit-
able rights against defaulting pur-
chaser. THE WASHINGTON LOAN
g. TRUST CO. BY:
HERBERT W. PRIMM.
Vice President.
Trustee.
Se1,4,7,lO,l2
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PERSONAL

in nursing home. 24-hr;
nursing care, licensed bv county and
State. SH 6040
PIANO TUNING, So; city or suburbs.
quality work. VICTOR GEORGE
IA. -6962. days. OV, 4627. ewes.
PEEMASESE FEHNN SEAuSTY ~ coIIGSE sssnPSS wAF AFo
NURSING HOME for
aged and convalescent. approved and
licensed by State of Va. Supervised
and MANAGED by experienced stan.
Large private and semiprivate rooms:
homelike atmosphere. well-prepared
food. For information, phone col
lect Winchester 1894, or write 3l5
East Court st, Winchester. Va. Also
KenilWorth Home under same man.
agement. ofiering room and board to
semiprivate rooms. Dining room and
living room with television for
guests. For. information. call col
iset Winchester 7sGS iis. or mo,t grits
Winchester on Route IL. For local
information, call TIA. 4761 after 8
VOICE TEACHER. nationally known;
will exchange lessons for skilled ac-
eeompan;ying; Many opportygTnditiss Uni
male dietition grad
uate: wish to live in and be subject
to "a hour call; prefer invalid. stroke
or mental case; outstanding refer
ences. MR.. REYNOLDS, AL. 3432
BABY SITTER-Any time after 6
pm; exper.. mature. fond Of chill
dren; pref. NV. sec. Box BAT. Star
MODERN PIANO PLAYING. initruc.
tion given at your home. Beginners.
or advanced students. IA. 4949
LOU LANGLoTZ. dance classes. baton
twirling, ballet tan, acrobatic, ball
room 1901 Rhode Island ave. u W.
1924 Lee hwy, Arl, Va. ia. $4,000.
BABY sITTERs-PRACTICAL NURSES
wanted. Reply fully giving age.
exper,, color. avail. time. etc. Box
FREE faEf' LOAN Ssaf OF INSTRUMENT ao for -
weeks. Enroll now in Dynamic's q
music program All lessons are
private and aiven by . fine stad Of
professional instructors. Nothing to
buy, Instruments and instruction
books furnished. Free band prac-
tice; DYNAMIC MUSIC. Washing.
tons music corner for over 40 yrs
excellent schools. Rockville 3424.
1900 @ st. NV. ST 5345.
LEA ENGEL, DRESSMAKER
Dresses, suits, GOATS to order. Re-
sntns,y ssylitns ana Soesto a.! slterati9ns
Quick service. Expert workmanship
n VT
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DRAFTSMEN

Experienced on heating. plumbing.
air-conditioning or electrical lay
o1ts Good salary to neat worker
Call MA S37S
DRIVER, colored: sober. neat and
courteous; must know city well APP
ply PALACE FLORIST, 1864 Conn.
ave. NV. liz
DRIVER, white, for established dry
cleaning route. Excellent opportun-
ity for right man. Salary plus com
S511 Piney Branch rd.. Silver
Spring. Md, JU. 7-6363. Id
DRIVER, white; must know city and
suburbs; steady employment; 6-day
wk: BEDELLS, 610 z st. NV. Ia
DRIVER. DGS, complete knowledge
Arl. and vic. Call at 34O9 Columbia
pike. -13
DRIVER. white, must know city: $50
per week. SANITARY RUG CLEAN
ING CO. LOG Indiana ave. NV.
DRRII.yER. ri yqEiR2oi for professional once; I'M must
have B. e e. PERMIT. Can Y Di. siIS iSS
for appt. Ia
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SPECIAL NOTICES

RENT : NEW ROYAL portable type,
writer; ST. for 8 months. Rental
.2019 14th st. NV, Hu. 5I"l.
THERE foF the VIII Brickayeas Ia SPECIAL Toeal ss Nc
b, C.. Wednesday. September -, att
T:30 pm. at the Pythian Temple,
1912 9th st NV, in regsro to-
the Building Trades Council. liz
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts CONTRACTED BY iSsnar,f sny9ns pqt
NoT SpFinsf9ssiFPoo nRsff9siFooNsIBLE Ss for any credits
made by Celeste Finley as of Sept.
II, 1851. SAM FINLEY. 325 South
I cNfHdnaN VIII NoT OF BE- BE- RESPONSIBLE for
any debts unless contracted by my
self. CHARLES C. MILLER $3.50
THE BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY FOR
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA will
Thursday and Friday, November Z. s
and 9, 1851 for applicants seeking, TO
practice in the District OF Columbia
as Certified Public Accountants. lni-
tial applications must be made on
fled not later than october ), 1851.
Repeat candidates must advise by
the same date, october 9th. OF inten-
tti1n, to sit for The ,1a sSsmiSaitenS. Ssn9S
ftAi5.N TARY. i5di A N STREET, NV,
WASHINGTON ). D. c. Ia
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that a
spe cial meeting of the stockholders
Of Columbia Finance Company. In
eorporated. will be held at the Office
of said company at 1929 10th street
northwest. Washington. D. c., on
the 25th day of September. 1851, at
four o'clock pm, for the purpose of
conSidering a proposal to increase
the authorized stock of the company
to 100000. RALPH L. FELTMAN,
ROBERT r. GRAMS, PAUL ]. SEDG-
WICK Trustees
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HELP MEN

DRIyER-.Must know city; also stock
nSpIIp EGTk; Apply s25 7th ,,t;., St; nv. -,
fIss @Issions AppIy Es in Sassa person in EMsAss9 s
VALET, 3o66 Mt. Pleasant st. nv.
DRIVERS AND HELPERS. white by
suburban delivery service. S205
Featon ST.. rear. Silver Spring, Md.
DRIVER AND MEN about the store
For mod. self-service market Good
salary. not Ions hrs. Call GL. 4545
DRIVER PORTER for tavern-liquor
9 pm. to Il" midnieht.. Mon.
Sat. Maryland chauffeurs permit.
nee. Good salary and perm pest
Aoply % q MI esHh Klein. sSs'rfSus gsos r. mSn ave
ne, Hyattsville. Md, . to 1890
DRTvER-PoRTER Light delivery.
Must. know Sc. washington. So
per day; hours 3 to IL pm. Apply
2s12 Nichols ave. Sc. after IL noon.
DRIvER-PORTER-ProfessionaI type
drug store; inside and outside work
Must have D. c. drivers permit
Apply in person only, If reliable.
1882 Columbia rd. NV. -13
DRIVER SALESMAN for an excellent
established dry cleaning route. ex-
guar. plus commission; route aver
ages Sl10 a week. Call MR.. BUT
LER OV. 1900. Ia
DRUG CLERK. experienced. 3 ewes
PHARMACY. 18th and quincy ne.
DRUG CLERK. JR.-Fun time; no
sun, work; exper. pref; must have
local ref, Apply in person. z. d.
GILMAN. 627 Penna. ave. NV. -17
DRUG CLERK with exper. and refs.
PETWoRTH PHARMACY. 1901 Ga.
DRY CLEANING HiEi RoUTEMAN-Good
person. THE CHEVY CHASE VALET.
NC oa552 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda.
EIEcTRIcIAN. iobbins work. Truck
& CO r. % powd' DoWp's S1i5isSe ELGcTRTc Ps9fR1S;
CO.. 441s Conn. ave. OR. 1900.
and helper. expert
enced in new housewirins good pay
and steady work for dependable
man: car and tools essential TRUN-
NELL ELECTRIC. WI. $500. -13
steady work. highest
ppreyaillng pni MlT wages holidays with pay.
ELEcTRfCIAN2SS and helpers. eyUer 1l' in
old house work and service work;
transportation furnished steady
work; good wages. Apply or call
REED ELECTRIC CO. 2603 p st .
NV. HO. 1927. -l1
WANTED. WA. 1881.
APPLIANCE MECHANIC.
will train If necessary, DAUBER'S'
2320 18th St NV -17
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