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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, colored. experienced. fntelli-
gent; live in; 2. adults: no Sun.
work; electric dishwasher: city ref
erence; $40 week. WO. 007S.
CARE TWO CHILDREN, g.h.w.. live
in; 5la-day wk.; refs; can LA.
6-6491. from 8 am. to IL noon.
COOK experienced
worker to live in; pleasant sur
roundings; good wages; refs. EN-.
|PIEASANT PERSON, responsible,
With drivers license; g.h.v. in mod.
home: children, 5 and B; must
have good refs. WI. $3.50. Ill
MAID - Cooking and g.h.w.; other
help employed; nve-in pref; refs.
$27. 80 per wk. 1716 Holly ct. nv.
| iG.H.W.; iiv IN: Srd-fioor room and
bath: g in family; S26 DeF week
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

TUTORING-Swiss Phi. D.. good per-
sonality: French. German. natural
sciences. After 5 pm. DE. O634,
HIGH SCHOOL-Earn your diploma
at home IN spare time. Also 400
BUSINESS. Engineering, Technical
Courses. ICS. phone Me. 1856.
PROFESSIONAL RADIO announcing
training and placement. Low cost.
Day and evening classes. ME 5255.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ages
9 to IS; grades 5 through IL; $500
per year, no extras; rural area; high
est curricula standards. Glasses be-
gin September 22. Write C: w.
HUGHES. Star Route. Middletown,
PBx-RECEPTIoNIsr course easily
taton eEs ESQ., no nsSe ss5 pay ss sss
CHANDLER. Hu. 1924. 81. 727s.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
for CT training; day and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
LEGE: 1910 G st. NV. DI. 1762.
SPECIAL TYPING and shorthand
classes. Gregg and Simplified; small
classes save "a usual time; better
eoSe eoSeses; soyH noy gc6 Sts65tins enrS g{S At
HIGH & rs scH6oG ao IS4qi AZ HoME-1n ,nsr.
time standard textbooks turn: les
ress depends upon available time;
pymts. 81 mo. American School. a
non-profit educational Institution
is AMERICAN scHoof. slSe BOZ sSE SO. sassia Biad:
enSburg. Md p
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

SALES CLERKS-For retail gift and
greeting card stores located near
18th and H sts. ne. and 14th and
G SITS. NV. Excellent future with
growing chain store org. Call MR..
ALBERT, MA. 1892 Gives. JU.
ARTIST. commercial, some experience
necessary, $40; 6-day week, many
stating qualifications, Box 264,G.
CONGENIAL WHITE COUPLE, man
otherwise empl.. free apt. and board
in return the wife do g.h.w. and be
companion for my wife unable to
HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE student
to work In music store after. school.
knowledge Of music preferred. MIR.
NEWMAN. DU. 1900. 10
COUPLE-Veterinary hospital: Arm.
apt. avail; older married cple. pref.
Woman to do receptionist work dur
ing day. Husband may be employed
elsewhere. Answer phone at night
and take care Of emergencies. 1898
Pa, ave. Sc. Ill
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SECRETARY

Age 80 to 40; to progressive realtoy
In Hyattsyille, Md. section; position
ohers real opportunity to deserving
worker: no other women employees;
beautiful ofices. air condition: va.
cation with pay; 5-day week, extra
pay. for overtime; knowledge OF
bookkeeping helpful but not essen
ton: salary open. Call MR.. Lam.
HAM for appointment.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

and general contracting.
carpentry, n. sanding, decorating;
20 yrs exper. Ewes. LU. 1-l15l.
ABLE WORKMEN are at your service
to do. any home repair or altera-
\ ton Job you need; Brick or ce-
rebuilt. Recreation rooms. Siding
and roof1ng. Painting and decora-
ton, etc. No cash down. Low
monthly payments. Free estimates.
Ceu day OF night. JU. s-9sS4. 9s
PAPERhANGING, painting. plaster
ing and renovating. Cellar to roof.
Al Colored workmen. HU. 65s5.
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TTYPTSTS

White. under 40; minimum z5 W.p.m.;
permanent positions (also some
temporary positions lasting through
the end Of the year,. Air-condi-
toned bldg; modern cafeteria; 40
hour, 6-day week; annual starting
salary. $2,400; liberal vacation and
GRAPHIC SOCIETY, Personnel Of
fice, 3rd and r sts. ne, 8 am. to
4 nm NO PHONE CAIIQ I'D
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IS EARN EXTRA XMAS MONEY 3 s

Sell household plastics and toys ir
spare time through House Of Plastics
Party Plan" High commission. free
sample kit. For literature or details
call or write HOUSE OF PLASTICS
2435 18th st. NV. AID. 1884, LU
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TYPTST

80, or under: 37As-hour, 6-day week;
pleasant surroundings, good ODD.
for advancement; liberal employe
dement's; good salary. Call RE. 1855.
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TYPTST-CLERK, high school gradu-
ate. exper. not nee: perm. DOS, paid
vacation. free disqualification. insur-
ance; 5-day. 371a-hr. wk. AMERI-
CAN SURETY. CO., $40 Southern
Bldg: 18th and H sts. NV. -9
TYPIST OFFICE CLERK, 1885; In
teresting position IN pleasant sur
THEDRAL OFFICE. seth and
XPGs1sS FssEcREfxRY. I'll n;x som. dictation.
Protestant organization. Advance
ment. Might employ young mother
during school hours. Write Bog
TYPIsT iaR' 9Eff. TELEPHONE OPERATOR,
Bethesda Chevy Chase area; perma-
nent position, pleasant working con-
EXPERiENtcsiEhD5' Ntsih5' WxfrRHssEs aSf Tl Sta Wanted.
MT. VERNON BAR g. GRILL, All
WAITREssES-Exp., salary $40. B.
LTNGToN DELiCATEssEN. 40i5 s.
29th St.. Arl.. TIE. 0O98. .
WAITRESS, exper.. refined; for ex-
pm, MICHAM's, 1920 Vermont
WAiTRESss. white, must be neat and
Sork; ex1erieRssdi RF ioss nS evening or sundaS
MATTRESSES l2). split shifts or
WIILsToN pEIIcATEssEN. iHriss S 64ss
Arl. blvd. near Seven Corners. Va.
WAITRESS, exper.; good earnings.
Apply ewes. DUFFYS TAVERN. 1851
sppy sERSass dzRf5ifassf fIdy
RANT, 1924 Conn ave- -12
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AIRLINES

AIRLINES
Men and unmarried women, 1885.
needed to train for ground or flight
airlines positions; training need not
interfere with present employment.
service for our grads. Write. cali
in person or phone DI. 67O3 be-
tween IL am. and z pm. RIM. 702,
NATIONAL AIR COLLEGE, 7lO l4th
St NV Wash e. u C. Ill
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TTYPTCT

II you are an exper. typist and re-
side in GEORGETOWN area, this natl.
org. has good position open for
you; b-day wk., good starting salary,
excel opportunity to advance. free
capitalization. ms. paid vacations.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. porch Enclosures. recre
rm., brick. concrete. plaster, paint
ing. papering; free estimates; low
prices; terms. KE. s-5795. g
cling. cellar to roof. CENTRAL
CONTRACTING CO.. ME. $685..
STORM WINDOWS AND
DOORS-No money down; SO
months to pay. Expert installation.
Free, estimates. AP. 3619 or WA.
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SAI,EST,ADTES
SALESWOMEN

Jewelry and other departments; op-
portuntty for Advancement to assist
ant buyer; 6-day week; employment
benefits. You'll like working at
BECKER'S
1914 r st. NV. p
SEAMSTRESS. colored; must be young
and attrac.; excel. opport. and
steady position. Apply 101S Conn.
SECRETARY-Law ONCE, NE. 2O11
SECRETARY - Executive offices of
jewelry firm, 5Ka Ka-day wk., good
starting salary and company bene-
f1ts; must be good typist; shorthand
secondary. MIR. GORDON. ST. 1855.
-15
SECRETARY, top notch: interesting
busy law once in Silver Spring; 51a-
sy dsy Esek; Phone sH; 6e11: III
35-hour week. no Sat. work; $4,000
to start. Write, giving age. educa-
ton and experience to Box 5000.
Star p
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American AirlineS
FLIGHT STEwARDESS
SEE AID PAGE R-2

0EE M GA1c DO
LADY, white, cultured with initiative
and good personality for responsible
position: splendid future for -appli-
cant meeting requirements. $4,000
per VI. Box 263-G, Star. %
LADIES, refined; Stanley Home
Products have opening, S76 per
week: perm. Phone HO-7776. -2S
extra money In your
spare time. making and selling
free catalogue. or come in and re-
ceiye free sample. JEWEL GRE
ATOMS; INC. s3s New York ave.
LADIES turn your spare hours into
SIS; novelty plastics, 2314 r. /.
ave. ne; needs contact ladies tc
show and demonstrate; most beau
tiful line of plastics; over I00E
profit. MRS. FREY. HO. 1044.
GIRL for general clerical work; small
ofice. For appt., call NO. 6S22.
WOMAN, 35 to 80. with pleasing tel
ephone voice and ability to talk with
confidence; sales experience pre-
ferred; 6-day week; salary and COM
mission. Apply HARRIS g. EWING.
1913 r st. NV, after l o'clock. 3
Evening star., 1952-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES. sunstrand elec-
tric. Reconditioned. guaranteed;
$99.60: UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
ASTIatEss,.., MTG -, @ Hi.shsoek chairs. chairs.
sEs. russ assG Seats. :s'fiSS ssSS so sSdlSsR
ANTI0UES-Tabie. sideboard. pedes-
tal-marble tops; also chifYerobe. No
dealers. Call after IL am. 6o25
ANTioGEsMLot. sSFn iNE sEi Of new mds.. BELL
KINDS, sos 9th st. NV. DI. 976l.
ANTIQUE CHAIRS (e). Walnut With
Eoseoack sacS 1s edCao eea6Vians' cane seats; SIS
BABY CRiBSRented By day, week
ar and TSasp paspens A'T u easllaSe' s44s ''r0er'
BAKERY EQUIPMENT
8 Columbus showcases with back
retarding box; 1 :Bolling. oven. .
deck. 10 pans each. Other items
necessary Tor retail store. Apply 30
Q St: ne. MI. 7111. Store can be
sAsINs ia Ss, sINNKs N.N Il sATRTUPS 1.sd eSlls-
305e n st. NV. NO. 1908.
new. used; built-in legs;
sinks, basins. toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO. 2237 Ga. ave, DE. 5566.
BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT; modern
upholstered partitions, wet and dry
booths. chairs, dryers; excellent con-
dttion. Lost our lease. VIII sacrifice.
Call RA. 0231. for appointment Ill
BEDS, twin, solid mahog., George
town 18th cent. pineapple; excel.
cond.; SI10 for both. MI. 65s7.
Ep oId sd6 sda6oilywIooq EsI,s. a. " IA. ,T1de mos.
No. 3 (white). AID. 3I46. aft. 6 pm.
BED, maple, single. best coil springs
and cotton felt mattress; excel.
cond.; S35. EN-. 5492.
BED, Army double decker, painted
white, with mattress; SIS. OW.
maple poster, chairs. ts-
bles, mirrors, Hollywood bed, roll
away. matt. springs, ref; good
cond.; $15i chests. misc. EN-. 0043.
BED, DOUBLE. with Simmons mat
tress and box spring; Maple frame.
good condition; $6b-OR. 1891.
sED-DAvENPORT, dbl, springs and
pressure I.sss' ssaner car also ~ Uniform. htSh
BEDRM. asDGSs eSsGsii% SUITE, % walnut, Walnut complete.
Reasonable. 10. 2-l925 after Z pm.
BICYCLE. boys de luxe schwinn;
almost new. in good cond. Phone
sIesxsesIE%"!4.adsm. sssI sio"! sas. Call XXI.
face and nd common. i or q
million. ALASKA COAL q BRICK
CO.. Ma. 1886. OF. 1900.
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TYPIST

Conscientious young woman, 1885
yrS. Of age for Q permanent position
on Washington's leading newspaper
A typing speed Of at least 35 words
per min. Is required. F1ve-day, 40
hr. wk. Apply Personnel, Room 6O5;
open weekdays, S:30-6 and Sat,
0-1. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penua. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-09

SALESGIRL, for bakery. no exper.
necessary; 5a-day wk.; So per day
to start; working hours. 10 am.
to z pm: Sundays. 10 am. to
2 p.m.; store closed Mondays. Apply
SCHUPPS BAKERY. 6542 Conn.
sALEsGIRL; evenings. Apply Man
ager. VERNON THEATER, Alex
sAIRsG1Rhs. a1dase selling exD.r. necessary. sS
Sell fabrics, curtains, drapes and
learn the decorating business. Air
cond. Progressive store Good earn
ave-. Bethesda, Md. 10 4
sALEsGiRLs~Rxperieneed in coats,
sims sHss 'na FALL dIs1sfi APARE En- rs sRs PEE PEE
SALESGiRL. age 25 to 40: some ex.
per. neces.: excel. working conds
THE GIFT STALL. 1904 K ct. NV.
sALEsGIRL. to sell gym clothing
and accessories: good salary; perm.
position; many store employe bene-
flts. SPORTS CENTER. 800 D st.
NV 10
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DENvER-Driving 1851 Olds.; leave
Sept: IL; take 2 or 8. Call Ju. g.
DETRoiTt 2Es2S ffteT MfcH.-wom.n e vi,6e, mi, .
Resvns ssS snf1s RI GVnS or sst iaa M ss sssfnse'
WANT RIDE 70 ST. Louis. must be
there Sept. IL; refs. furn. RA. 81 AZ.
DRIVING Los ANGELES I4th, take
two. A. o. SAGE. 6S4O Eastern ave.
NV, Washington IL. D. C.
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Age 35 to 40. with accounting back.
ground; very limited amount Of
dictation. should be capable typist
tical reports. financial statements
etc; interesting. varied work with
progressive growing company; 6-day
Mk., to z:30. GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES INSURANCE CO., 18th
and Z sts. NV. -9
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hElP-WoMEN

TYPIST, 40 ". p. m. perm. pos,
6-day week, air-conditioned once.
$50 Woodward Bldg. RE. 1852. %
TYPIST. under So. In fire and casual
ty ins. branch .office. Excellent OPP
position. Modern aforementioned Of
flee, 37Ha-hr. week. Apply NORTH
WESTERN NATIONAL, S12 Wood
Evening star., 1952-09-09
COFFEE SHOP

WHITE. AGE 25 TO 40.
FOR GRILL. SANDWICH.
SALAD AND CoUNTERWoRK.
THIS COFFEE SHOP. LO-
GATED IN LARGE APT.
HOTEL. NV. SECTION. EX-
PERIENCE NECESSARY; REF
ERENCES REQUIRED; PLEAS
ANT WORKING CONDI-
TIONS: GOOD SALARY;
MEALS AND UNIFORMS
FURNISHED. BOX 152-D.
Evening star., 1952-09-09
TYPIST FOR ARLINGTON

We need the immediate services Of q
1st-claSs typist to work in our Law
of1ces in Arlington; experience In
real estate transactions helpful but
not essential; salary open; annual
vacation. sick leave, pleasant work
ing conditions. For appointment
call MR.. ADAMS after Sunday. ia
Evening star., 1952-09-09
CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS

CONCHEIE ORlVEWAYS
Constructed in accordance with
Montgomery County specifications,
passed by county inspectors; 36 mos,
to pay. For full information, call
SH: 1907. ewes. and Sun. JU. z
903S. Ill
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re.
pair short circuits; small jobs done
Immediately. RA. 1922 any time.
FENCE-Galvanized chain link; all
posts in concrete. Immediate erec-
tion. Get the best for less. No down
payment. 80 months to pay. Phone
II: 4.45SS; evenings and Sunday,
FLOOR SANDING, waxing and pol
ishing, general housekeeping. DE.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing and wax
ing; ing; Reas. e1Cn rates. Free estimates.
FLOOR SERVICE. Nothing but the
best; laying. sanding. finishing
cleaning; parquet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS, INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave-.
Evening star., 1952-09-09

6AiD FOR LADIES' READY-TO-
WEAR shop, must have some exper.
to assist in trimming windows. Ap-
ply FRANCINE, 736 7th st. NV. 10
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
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BE A SECRETARY
IN e WEEKS

Nv y VGG1AO
ePEEDWRITING SHORTHAND
More pay and Q better lob for you %
secretary in business or civil serv-
ice. ,Speedwriting, the famous ABC
coast. Easy to learn.
Free National Employment Service
Day and Night Glasses
Long Term Payment Plan
Speedwriting School
14O6 9 st. NV.
For Free cataIog & Free Trial Lesson
Call ST. 2086 NOW
Evening star., 1952-09-09
IBM
TRAINEE

We have an opening in cur IBM
section for young woman under
25. who Is . high school graduate.
We ofier an opportunity to learn
more complex machines. This re-
QuireS about average mental alert
ness and manual dexterity. Appli-
cants should have some tipping
and right handed. This Is
permanent Job Monday through
Evening star., 1952-09-09
hELR-WQMEN

MANAGER Of dining room and kitch-
en- In downtown church: part-timG
I Reply, Box 49S-G, Star. 10
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Government
Services, Inc.
1135 2lst ST. NV.
INVOICE CLERK

Small congenial ONCE. Excellent op-
portunities. Starting salary $40 pei
Wk. For interview write describing
experience to Box 1870. Star.
Evening star., 1952-09-09
|PAYROLLCLERK

OFFICE GIRL
Some knowledge required. RA. 400.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19

ent. In sermon after sermon
Rabbi Bennett pointed out that
the facilities were inadequate for
the rapidly growing membership.
Every available space was used
for class-roomS. 1t was fortunate
for the congregation that an en-
ergetic young man, Sol Singer,
was sold heart and soul on the
idea of a new synagogue. The
new building cost $160,00O, not
including the furnishings for the
building.
With the dedication of the
beautiful new structure on Feb
ruary 18, 1851, a new milestone
was set for the congregation. It's
main auditorium has a seating
capacity of $50 people, small
chapel for daily services, a
library, study for the Rabbi, and
an office for the secretary. On the
third floor there are 6 classrooms
equipped with the most modern
material for a Jewish education.
On the first floor there is large
social hall, stage, projection room
and a very modern kitchen.
Affiliated with the United
Synagogues of America" the
Synagogue's ritual is Conserv-
alive. Many in novations have
been made, and recently the
membership celebrated the first
Confirmation service. During the
past year several Christian min
listers preached from the pulpit of
Shearith Israel and many groups
of various Christian denomina-
tons have visited the Synagogue
and listened to Rabbi Bennett
explain Synagogue worship and
customs.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
COLUMBUS, GE0RGIA
Rabbi Emanuel Bennett Doing
Good Job in Columbus. Georgia

training in New York at the Issac
Elchanan YeShivah, he was or
dained by that institution now
known as Yeshivah University.
Rabbi Bennett had been in
Lafayette, Indiana, where he did
graduate work at Purdue Univer-
sity. At present he is taking,
during the summer months, grad
uate work for his electorate de-
gree at Yeshivah University. Soon
after the new Rabbits coming to
Columbus the Sunday school and
Hebrew school began period of
rapid growth. The need of new
building became painfully appar-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19

Rabbi Emanuel Bennett, spirit
ual leader of Shearith Israel
Synagogue in Columbus, Georgia
is doing an excellent job in serv-
ing the religious needs of his con-
gregation. Coming to this fast
growing community in 1947,
Rabbi Bennett, a native of Bal
timore, Md, received his B. S.
degree at Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity. After extensive Rabbinical
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Dr.. Bronx to Speak

BLACKSBURG, Va, May 9 P).
President D. w. Bronx of Johns
Hopkins University. Baltimore.
will be the Honors Day Convoca-
ton speaker at Virginia Tech on
Monday. @
Evening star., 1952-05-09

1.-TWO years or in the process of
: being restored.
Following in the footsteps of
! Georgetown citizens, the home
owners of Capitol Hill have been
: staging a hard battle to interest
the city in their restoration pro-
gram. During the past year alone,
LAG properties were either restored
or in the planning stage. This
figure represented an increase of
more than 200 per cent over last
years report, when only 43 prop
critics were improved.
Elite Area of Yore..
At one time. the Capitol Hill
section was the leading residential
area in the District. especially in
the first half of the 10th century,
before Washington began to ex-
pand away from the Capitol, to-
ward the northwest. During the
succeeding years, the area began
to disintegrate slowly.
| It has been only during the last
several years that concerted
effort was made to restore the
entire area.
Today, according to the state
ment prepared by the Southeast
Washington Citizens Association,
actually many more houses have
been purchased for restoration
than the listing describes.
Restoration is far from COM
Iplete, however. The report showed
that usually only three or four
houses in block have been re-
modelled. mostly by owners who
have moved to the area in the
last year or two. The association
plans to concentrate this year on
those houses in between, belonging
to residents of long standing.
Methods Discussed.
Cole Mcfarland, an architect
with the State Department, last
night discussed problems and
methods of remodeling Capitol Hill
homes. Mr.. Mcfarland is in the
process of redoing his own place.
He told them most of the neces-
sary improvements are so simple
most homeowners do not think of
them.
"In many cases." he said. ''it is
just a matter of a little paint. a
new doorway or some other minor,
improvement which would not
necessarily require professional
aid"
John M. Curran, association
president. presented plan calling
for a series of classes, to begin
next fall, on the type of architec-
ture used in the old Capitol Hill
homes. He said he hopes to have
several other architects lecture to
the group on what improvements
can be made on present homes to
make them conform with the over
all plan for the area.
The meeting was held in Hine
Junior High School, Seventh and
&c streets Sc.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Report Shows Growing Drive
To Restore Capitol Hill Homes

The restoration of another par
of old Washington seemed nearer
to reality today.
In a. report made public at q
meeting of the Southeast Wash.
ington Citizens Association last
night. 189 houses were listed as
having been restored in the last
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Prolific Mothers Honored

VIENNA (P).-Communist Ro-
mania is following the Nazi and
Soviet practice. of rewarding pro-
life mothers. The National As
sembly recently conferred the title
of Mother Heroine" on 1,133
mothers who have raised 10 or
more children. Mothers with nine
and eight children received second
and third class awards.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Liquor Firm Drops
Damage Suit Against
Palisades Citizens

A Washington liquor firm. in
r '5trict Court yesterday. dropped
is damage suit against the Pali-
s2des Citizens Association and
two Of the associations officers.
The firm, however, is continu-
ing to press claims against six
Georgetown liquor concerns which
were also named defendants in
the suit charging conspiracy to
prevent the plaintiffs, Sidney
Feldman and Ruth Feldman
from obtaining a transfer of their
liquor license.
The Feldman's, trading as Will
lard Liquor Store. Eighteenth and
Willard streets NV, unsuccess-
fully had sought transfer of their
license to 5104 Macarthur bou-
levard.
In their damage suit, they as
serted that pressure against the
proposed transfer was fomented
by the citizens group and the
liquor dealers. They asked $780,
600 damages. Officers of the asso-
citation against whom the action
was dropped are Harold Gray
president and Mrs. James A
Sheaffer. secretary.
At the same time yesterday
District Judge David A. Pine re-
jected motions by attorneys for
the Georgetown concerns that the
action against them be dismissed
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Lutheran Missionary
League to Hold RoIIy

The Lutheran Women's Mis-
sionary League, Washington zone,
will hold its eighth annual spring
rally tomorrow in Bethlehem Lu-
theran Church, Sixteenth and T
streets Sc.
Following q 1890 pm. luncheon
will be q round-table discussion
on home life. Participants will be
Mrs. Henry Kroll, Of Calvary Lu-
theran Church, Silver Spring:
Mrs. F. B. Hayes. of Our Saviour
Lutheran Church. Arlington: Mrs.
Edwin w. Peterson, Of Trinity
Lutheran Church, and Mrs. Will
liam Scott, of Christ Church. both
Of Washington.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
GummeI Named to Head Northeast Citizens

The Northeast Washington Citi-
zen. association last night
elected these officers:
Frank H. Gummel, president;
w. c. Jefferds, vice president;
Granville M. Threlkeld. financial
secretary; Mrs. Eva P. Wood,
treasurer, and John N. Weber, re-
cording secretary.
Evening star., 1952-05-09

The group congratulated the
District Commissioners on the &C
ceptance Of their reorganization
plan.
Mr.. Gummel conducted the
meeting in Edmunds School,
Ninth and D streets NE.