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of any sort of material provided
the joints are reasonably tight.
If the standard 3 feet by 6 feet
sash are used. the back should be
about 6 inches higher than the
front to provide for rain run-off
and better to catch the sun rays.
If making a frame for more than
one sash. make it long enough to
insert slides for the sash. How
ever, the frame may be built for
any sort Of sash that may be on
hand. se
The best exposure for the cold
frame Is a little west of south to
provide for maximum benefit from
the heating power of the sun.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
This Week in the Garden

After the first killing frost there
is a tendency to let down on gar
dening activities. There are many
Jobs before cold weather makes
out-of-door activity too rigorous
for comfort. Cleaning up the
refuse and weeds that serve a.
winter quarters for insect pests
cleaning and storing garden equip
ment; spading beds for early
spring crops; slowing winter cover
crops for soil improvement anc
erosion control; sowing seeds oi
hardy ANIMALS, as well as putting
the garden to bed, are some OF
the chores.
The prolonged dryness has made
many more tender shrubs anc
plants harden off in spite of the
mild weather. In view of the new
growth that came following the
July-August rains there hac
seemed some likelihood of winter
injury should an early freeze come
The dry weather forced them into
maturity and thus reduced the
likelihood OF injury.
The ground is SO dry that watel
should be applied rather gener'
ously to evergreens-both the
narrow-leaved and the broad
leaved. A good mulch spread ovel
the ground after the watering vii
serve to reduce evaporation ant
to keep the soil warm enough fol
root action late into the fall
desirable condition. especially fol
newly planted evergreens.
1t is not too late to plant tulip'
and many other of the early
Towering bulbs. The exception i
daffodils. Though they can still
be planted. they will flower late
than normal and probably witt
shorter stems and smaller foliage
Dutch iris should not be planted
until the end of this month.
Now that frostS have checked
1.-THE growth and started deciduou!
trees and shrubs into their win
ter dormancy, We may begin NOV
ing and planting many of them
Some kinds, such as rhododen'
drons, magnolias. tulip poplarS
etc., with thick fleshy roots seen
to move with less shock in th'
spring than in the fall. The ma
jority of trees and shrubs however
may be moved now as easily, per.
haps better than in the spring
Fall rose planting is undoubtedl,
preferred. Many otner kinds O.
trees and shrubs, freshly dug b,
the nursery men, are ready fol
planning. We can do the job NOR,
leisureiy now-if it will only rain
and do it better than in th'
spring.
The new machines that pick III
tile fallen leaves, grind them int
bits and deposit them on the lawr
where they make an excellen
mulch, are a boon to the garden
er with a considerable lawn area
AS yet they seem a bit expensiv,
| for the small lot owner. Perhap
more inexpensive machines will
come to his aid in time. Until the1
the time-proven compost pile will
will do the conversion-after rak
ing and hauling.
/ MildeW has been so bad on rose
in the Washington area, that tn,
Potomac Rose Society is abou
ready to recommend the use O
sulphur sprays for its control. Thi
is the second consecutive seasol
that mildeW has not been stoppe,
by special dust.
! The educational displays at tn
Int n fiNrNn1
Evening star., 1952-11-02
Brown or White Eoos

Buy either white or brown eggs.
Remember that the color of the
shell has nothing to do with the
favor or nutritive value Of the
egg.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

Keep newly sown grass seed
Iwatered, so that it will sprout
and become well-rooted before the
ground freezes.
Evening star., 1952-04-10
SECRETARY

SECRETARY. exper.: hours. 9-5; /
girl ONCE. Call Mrs. Bridenbakel
for appt DI. 417S. Ill
Evening star., 1952-04-10
HELP WOMEN

GIRL, part time, white. "a to &c
years of age: days a week, 1890
pm. to $3.50 pm. 4 or 8 hours
ST to 81 .25 per hour; teaching figure
contour.ng and general body i'm
provement; short training period
free Call FIX. 4204. BILL HUT
zELL's PHYSICAL FITNESS CLUB
1913 K st. NV, for interview ap.
pointment. 10
LADIES, over 1s, no experience nee.
We .pd VIII train r in Gn Gall nzLT IN person BET
Pa. ave. NV. 10
LADIES 60. to work part time hrs
serving reg. AVON customers; carr
S"O-$25 weekly. RE. S107. Ill
WORK and some typing; 5-day. 20.
hr; Wk. S34 per wk. to start MRS
JOHNSON RIM. 424. 14O4 N. Y. ave
WOMAN to work in soda fountain
taking charge. A. CROFT. OR. 1887
WOMAN, white, 90 to IS, to 1g Vorl
If1re me M, N sToce5y TO sr; and 9I
Sat; 4 to 10 pm. Call Ho. o534 oil
YoggNG g LADY to WORK in otfices Of
work Salary open. Pleasant work
and environment. Apply by appt.
JULES LAFFERMAN a. CO.. TR
YOUNG LADY for bookkeeping de.
partment. Permanent position. 5.
day, 40-hour week, pleasant work
ing conditions, liberal discount on
purchases, insurance and hospital
ization plan, retirement plan. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORES. Employ.
ment Office. II st n p In
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A Subsidiary of the
Westinghouse
Air Brake Co.
452 Swami Ave.
Alexandria, Va.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =, Per
gan;2ation:. pleasant working cond.
5-day. 4O-hr. week; paid vacation,
disqualification and pension benefits.
State age, education. exper. and sal
ary desired. For appt. telephone
NO. 4742 Ill
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER -
Permanent position, 5-day, 40-hour
Teek seEa working f9ndtions
surance and, DISQUALIFICATION plan,
pRuG STORES Res EMPfoYMENT PGeiY 81, OF
FICE. 1 P st. ne. 10
SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER by es-
tablished law firm; must be compe-
tent and reliable; starting salary,
$50 per week. with increases as
merited. Call DI. 2059 for appoint
SHIRT OPERATORS, experienced. 4
girl unit. folders. sleevers, bosom
and hackers; salary plus incentlys:
steady work: Apply GREYSTONE
LAUNDRY. 22l6 sth st. NV AD,
SILK FINISHER; good pay; good
working conditions; special cleaning
privileges. Apply BELCHER CLEAN
ERS, 1902 Mt. Olivet rd. ne.
SILK FINISHER, permanent position:
present one leaving town; eXperi-
enced only: good pay. FRIEDRICH S
MODERN CLEANERS. 266 Carroll
st: NV. Takoma Park, D. c.. GE.
SITTER. nights, for widow in apt.
bldg. Box I62-V, Star.
SODA LUNCHE oNETTE WOMAN,
thoroughly experienced. excellent
pay and hours. See Mr.. Lancra,
McREYNoLDs PHARMACY. 18th
sTarfsrTCAI ant 6 Itsi nv WC,ERK vo,rs IL 1.dv.
1880, for inventory analysis and
general Office work; must be good
with figures and dependable; exper.
not necessary: typing helpful but not
required; pleasant environment. Call
GAIT & BRO, INC, DI. 1034. Mr..
Edwards.
STEAM TABLE GIRLS. white, ex-
perienced, neat, attractive. Not over
35 years. Good salary, bonus. COM
pany benefits Apply between 3 and
4. Mrs Whitman, HOTEL HAIR
RINGTON KITCHETERIA, 11th and
z sts NV No phone calls is
Evening star., 1952-04-10
HELP DoMESTlc lcont. }

COoK-Eper.: 30-5O. Live in. Some
laundry; no hswk. Other live-in
help. Leave cay city IN summer; $50.
CIV. .A COOK, 25.4o; for empl. COZ" couple
around ou s worker; oGs sa day days. SIS SIS week; i
sseJft' am, JU. 7lsS9s. tss9;Ie0' '''' ..ff mis .
G.H.W., small children. live in. nice
aome; riss Reliable neat; $50. K1.
G.H.w-NURsEMAID for 2 children.
to.r1 to work s1n.G In IL y suburbs JGs Excellent
ieEFtG s. and esr fare 60 TStf ca bJ f'S sssf
HoUsEKEEPER. settled, white or
colored; attractive home: excellent
pay; care for . school-ase children
seRvew tSfFs cai S. '3s 4Ss2 Of er OF For 57se &c.
HoUsEKEEPER. colored; s.h.w. and
$50 wk. EN-. Sl36. 10
LADY, colored; light housework and
child care; 5-day week. Local ref
erences, Sligo 8647. Ill
MAID-Live in; Arlington; middle
aged responsible woman. good with
children; 5la days. jackson 4-O529.
MAID, experienced: 5-day week: 3
sdnlts: S25 wk. recent references
required. EN-. I'll. Ill
MAID. live in, private room, will pay
well for right person. Call 81. 1919,
MRS MILLER. III
colored. exper., fond of
children. Live in. Top salary for
qualified person. EN- 0f37. 10
SETTLED DEPENDABLE WOMAN for
half days. g.h.w.: could live-in; Sl2
weekly. TU. 2351. -12
Evening star., 1952-04-10

All new desks. leather sofas, club
chairs, steel flles. wood chairs:
Columbian BLDG. 4l6 5th st. NV,
Suite 5O4. DI. 3S55 10
Evening star., 1952-04-10

BOOKKEEPER, exper. in all phases,
Including automotive and account
tnG: reference JU. 1854.
GIRL FRIDAY" with a flair for
evolving order and efficiency in a
small office. shorthand. typing. some
bookkeeping: 9 to 5. Five-day week.
~. E-6979 after pm. Ill
NURSE. colored. practical, wishes
position; references. HU. 1858. day
PRACTICAL NURSE desires work;
hospital experience. Ii. 4-77S2. 1O'
RESIDENT MANAGER; exper., intel
ligent. refined woman. Box 23O-S.
Star. 10
RESIDENT MANAGER, experienced:
refined, college graduate with busi-
ness experience. MA. S140. Ext. 233
SECRETARY. exec. type manage
small ONCE; bookkeeper: taxes.
statements: intelligent. capable,
varied business experiences; SS5 wk.
Here is your Girl Friday. DU. 4910.
TYPIST. experienced. wishes typing
homework. Reasonable rates. DE.
RUPHERs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
has plenty Of women on hand
waiting for day work. References
Evening star., 1952-04-10
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont, M,scEL FOR SALE tcon.,

FLOOR SERVICE. Nothing but the
best; laying, sanding. finishing
cleaning: parquet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC.
TORS, INC. 1871" Wisconsin ave
MHTTREssEs HH !S remad.. 50 up. STEIN
eGl e6Dp!NG 7RSe co. 1924 18th st. NV
METAL CEILINGS, small artistic de.
signs. for homes; installed over ole
plaster. Free est. Estab. 80 yrs. H. w
MACE, 54OS 18th st. NV. GE. 1861
Is"
PAINTING. interior and exterior
decorated; good work. GE. 6497.
Uniting AND PAPERING, commit
or. or '1s sitJfd S9StoRsrs o9"s 9ysr 2
PAINTING. interior and exterior; car.
JU. S-4967; eyes,. LA. 6-4156. Il!
PAINTING. exterior and interior; .ex,
plete Job liability Insurance anc
AAssSSSocTAfEp ASS a s1op oPpEcoRAToRs. M a IA IA
KIM II sIsaGs prices: hH inte
rior; exterior. Quality job Do own
work. White. FABER, 81. 9s46.
PAINTING. PAPERING - First elias
workmanship: work done Immediate
ly. MR.. POAT. GE. 5643. 16'
PAINTING, interior and exterior
UerienceS waiI wssnins reasonable IS9a rates; ex'
PAPERING, 5-rm.. 2-story hall house
low as SS5: own work; with mech
RALPH. ME. S14s; eyes,. TU. 390s
PAINTING. papering. plsstering;. 10,
Eood NE15 Eors' s4,n call RA. 1865 any time
AP. G557. after 6 pm. -12
PAINTING. PAPERING. A good lob
At low price: For estimates. call
PAINTING ..N d PAPER HANGING,
ER sfReral R1pESoR TsSei5i DhIte D a7as 7%asschaniff
eosa52S opoNsrL fs De- Tfs;Sn'a!f fsss g. R5lSe 5Se
PAINTING -PAPERING-Expert me
chanics; reasonable prices. ATLAS
DECORATING, co; LU. 4-05s5;
pA1NTfNS afts1 SSo Asb sh HI sRiS
now for your exterior and interior
paints used. 0 TeieehonSe dS GE' urs ssof q:
nlgh's or Sun. GE. $500.
PAPERING, PAINTING, white me-
chanlc; 20 yrs; experience. do own
work: LOOKOUT. MI. OO9O. 10
PAPEKING. 75c. single roll. You
IurnlSh material. also painting. See
MR.. VAN at JU. 9-SOs9
PAPER!NG AND PAINTING
BECKETT, MI. O930. DU. 4O53.
d prpTNr, AVN N VNyrTNJ<, =,
PAPERHANGiiNGMPPAINTINGn, a. rooms H1;
$1,000 up. 1852 sunfast washable
paper work guaranteed. GE. 1893.
PAPERlNG - Labor and material
furn. SIT up; Groom min. COLGAN
DECORATORS. Painting. XII s,4641.
PLASTERING, patch work and CELL
ings our specially. Cali MI. 1882.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, jobbinR
and remodeling; guaranteed low
prices; 24-hr. service. DU. 1866.
REFRIdERAToRs REPAIRED; also
pEPfS3os sqsEansfed REFRfaERHTToS ssTYes CO.
Days. UN. 1872; Ewes. UN s575
ROOF repairs. replace cutters, down
timates. RE. 1892, oL' 1852. No1
ROOFING. all types; cutters. spouts.
ghoMAs, 9aieSaity .aT' aGf 7as@. 79s1n''ns' A. D.
SODDlNG-Large and small; call
after $50. Mon.-Fri. All day Sat.
and Sunday. SMITH. GE. 1896. l3'
STORM INDOWS-Aluminum all
types; special summer discounts; no
down payment. 36 months to pay.
TELEVISION sERvICING Including
evenings. Saturdays. Sundays; guar
anteed. RA. 1475. Ia
TV or RADIO TROUBLES? Don't
gamble Fully guaranteed repairs by
qualified technician in YOUR home.
days wk.; reas charge. No hid
den costs! TV CLINIC. LA. 6-7517.
Evening star., 1952-04-10
OFFICE FURNITURE

Desks. tables. chairs, bookcases. lock.
ers, file cabinets. steel shelving. fold
ing chairs. Office machines. new and
used; priced at savings UP TO 1871.
HHfrAN HTef raAfy5dH oFfcE zee E6uPMENTM MAS eo
Evening star., 1952-04-10
nElP WoAAEN

STENoGRAPHER; 35-hr.. 5-day wk.
paid holidays and vacation; good
working conditions; call MR.. PETER.
". FU. 5000 for app. u
STENOGRAPHER: 5-day week: pleas
ant working conditions; good s,,art.
STENOGRAPHER. exper only. accu.
benefits; RE. 1888. Ask for MRS
STENOGRAPHER-5-day wk.; hrs.
$3.50 to 4:30: lge. organization With
opportunity for advancement; resu-
lar pay increases; modern air-con,i-
HT pHT Ese6 Tse6 Call MR., socKWEIL
sTENoGRApHER-Growins severtis. Wlt
ing agency looking for girl who
wants tc learn advertising business:
shorthand. tipping essential: 5-day
4G-hri 81 hHr4oow week; downtown location
sTttNtoaGR.APHER-poes not have to
be fast. Neat typist Starting SAL
airy SIS wk. Group insurance. Lcca-
tion N. Y. ave. ne. Box 327-R, Star.
sTENOGRAPHER. under rs. to as
sist executive national trade asso-
citation: exper. REQUIRED. Congenial
and personable. Interesting, perma-
nent position; 5-dav, 40-hour week.
start $3.50 mo. Call DE. 1885. Ill
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. use
ful work in social agency employing
and training the handicapped. Typ
ing. telephone answering, some die
tation. Good working conditions; o.
day week. ME. 5940 for appt.
STENoGRAPHER-S3,175 yr to
start; dictation. 100 words per min.
or better; interesting work. Amply
RIM. 400. Tower BLDG, 14th and X
sts NV. or phone Ii 5-67O0. Ext.
6-3323. -- 10
sTENOGRAPHER
Five-day week with pleasant work.
ing conditions. Permanent. with
opportunity to advance. Must BE- an
efflcient, experienced businesswoman n
not over 35 and preferably with
local references.
WEINBERG & BUSH. INC.
1907 H st. NV, Realtors. MA $500
Evening star., 1952-04-10
DINING ROOM

Fine mahogany dining rm. suite
table and 8 chairs; new condition
$3.50. 5433 3lst st. NV. WO. 14"2
DRAPERY MACHINES-Lewis blind
stitching machines; rod bender ma
chimes; l small cutter; 3l-l5 sew
ing machines. complete. Call La
pTffiCAaToRs. 1iftp,AaToRs all types. sales. rem.
tails repairs: hand and ELECTRIC
Terms AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
20, 1431 E. Capitol ST.. Ii. 3-008?.
Our 42nd year; $50 to $50 incl
ENcYchoPEDn sasYsHa5 Americana. ,prac-
tically new. complete with bookcase
rfiG fi2Oi DIZZY eT1 r6t Sf92 2sA1E-v.elnity l5 Ga.
ays @heaton. an0 csii ali Io. 5ASaso'T asoo or job
FTnliRsss-s-skin Tliss scarf. stone maTten:
cfier. JU. 7-ss6s. ii
FUR. Platina fox cape stole. like
new; cost 5000. will sacrifice for
$3.50 for quick sale. WO. 6205,
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new, bet
ter-grade bedrm;. dining. rm;, livins
room from IN. unclaimed freight frsisnt and and
fnss0FT nss fol eash Lion EFfc AGE
daily. 1915: Sat, It'll 4. RE. 1910.
complete for 3 rooms:
reas. priced; leaving town. S29
Quincy st. NV, Apt. -414. IA
5-piece. chrome ,dinette.
S35; walnut knee-hole desk, $50;
33-inch Hollywood bed, $50. EN-.
rIfRS1TIRE 1GeS HftsE Dtml De bedrm; red leo cor
NAH penth.; bed-box spr.; matt. +:
chest on chest; dbl. dresser; studio
couch. AK. $500. Ext. 555. g to
FuRNiTURE-Mahog. Duncan Phyfe
table, 2 extra leaves with pads,
500. Steel clothes wardrobe with
lock, SIS. White utility cabinet. So.
9 elec. fans. window model. l
floor model. both for S25. Can be
seeH t9ss. ewes between o and E1S = SE
FURNITURE-Contents Of eticiency
apt. Box 246-T. Star. "
Evening star., 1952-04-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

rienced, 5-day week NO. 6022.
GIRL. colored. wishes days work
Mon. Or We'd; reference; reliable
ME. 1859.
CURL. colored. wishes permanent
gh.w.: willing to live in: very gooe
references. Call VI. 6147.
GIRL, colored, desires paIt-time work
no go"
PRACTICAL NURSEMAJD. or dav
worker; invalid care: fond of chill
dren: infants spec; refs. .DU. 0621
WOMAN, co.ored. wants job in small
family as plain cook and l.h.w
love children: live in; willing worker
cheerful disposition; can go ava,
for summer. differences. AID. 95l3
WHITE WOMAN, exper., will give
child care by hr. or day. JU. S-55SS
after 4 pm 10"
COLORED GIRL. wants days work
cleaning, laundering rs cents ar
hour and carfare. CO. 27O4.
COLORED GIRL desires gh.w. 5-day
week: No cooking. No children
JU. S-45l4,
Evening star., 1952-04-10
SALESWOMEN


With some knowledge Of sewing. No
nent position. Good starting salary.
M; Muriot, SINGER sEW1NG CEN
TER. 3421 Conn. ave. NV. Ill
SEAMSTRESS; must be experienced,
ood ISe Rsnf sssSy a2d Hppg adss MopE cTEAS
sEAMsTREss. experienced only ap-
ply. Steady position. Excellent sal
ary. Apply 1918 Conn. ave. NV.
SECRETARY IaC!Is5 Y- t,, fer physician's once
refs. required; salary open. Respond
IN own handwriting. Box 1855,
sEcRETARY-college education. ex-
peri psrieneed sS s. 6sh9orthand' or Takoma Park
SECRETARY. small downtown, law
ofice; $50 to 4, Sat. . to 12 start
Star. or phone WI. 065o. 10
SECRETARY in established organiza-
ton; pleasant surroundin s. paid
vacation. 5-day week: accuracy more
important than speed. Ma. 1874.
SECRETARY, magazine office, Dupont
Circle area. Shorthand, fast. ac
curate typing and good knowledge
OF English. required. Pleasant work
sEcRETARY to executive; 5-dsy. 35-
hr. wk,: pleasant working surround
ings; downtown loc.; salary COM
mensurate with ability: Cali bet. .
an, al and pm. RE; 1926. 1T
for Washington office of well-known
organization: 5-day wk. and other
employe benefits; approx. $500 to
start: conv. downtown location.
Write. stating previous exper. and
qualifications to Box 56-V. Star;
SECRETARY for old established law
Arm with patent or legal exper.: 40
hour. 5-day week. Call MA. 1878.
SECRETARY. to manage in warehouse
Of large organiza ton; must have
stenographic experience, and be
opportunity for one Interested; 40
Ing uf conditions' e psrmanens sssnI position. Tn
oaRy oRss sEARsl ME M'T!faTS RoEBUcx PsSs0ces r co
$500 st. ne, rear Bladensours
sEcRhETARYo: a: e. RsYYopUf under 80. permanent
position with law Arm, convenient
downtown location. Call NE. 2319
SECRETARY. for partner in down.
town Law ofice Must be proficient
pointment: call EX. 1900. Ia
SECRETARY, shorthand not essential
but must be good typist; applicant
must have pleasing telephone per-
Sonality;s excellent opportunity for
individual interested in variety in
her work. UNITED CLAY PROD
UCTS CO., 931 Investment Bldg,
18TH and K sts. NV. lie
SECRETARY to executive: 5-day wk:
excel salary; modern office. Please
phone RE. 4S1S for appointment.
SECRETARY. exper.; hours, 9-5; l.
girl ONCE. Call Mrs. Bridenbaker
for appt. DI. 417S. IL
Evening star., 1952-04-10
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTING-Books started, caught
UP. statements. taxes. OIL. 2265.
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGE
Fast, accurate. predetermined, cost
conscious, employed, desires change
where abilities can be fully utilized
Box o3I-V. Star.
DRAFTING. house plans. mech. mans.
Graduate engr. Call j. C. MACK,
Evening star., 1952-04-10

OECRE I AHI
Responsible position; require good
tipping, shorthand. high scholastic
record: an opport.. to work for. a
liberal cause; 35-hr.. 5-day wk.;
$1,000 per yr. POTOMAC CO.
OPERATIVE FED. RE. 37S7. Ill
6ECRETARIES-We have two open
ings for young ladies; previous bank
experience preferred but not essen
tial; salary commensurate with
ability: ideal working conditions with
liberal employe benefits. including
paid vacation, 5-day wk., etc: ex-
eellent opportunity for advancement
Apply in person, HAMILTON MA
TIONAL BANK, 619 14th st. NV
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WAITRESS

WAITRESS
Experienced; hours 8 to 8 pm. good
tips. busy shop, meals and uniforms
furnished.
Mayflower Coffee Shop
1909 F st. NV.
MATTRESSES. full and part time
no phone calls. S24 14th st. NV
MATTRESSES, experienced. refined
for exclusive restaurant. Apply after
Z pm. Monday closed. MICHAEL s.
1920 Vermont ave. NV.
MATTRESSES (white)-Good salary
excellent tips: no Sunday work. Ap-
ply MARINER SEA FOOD RESTAU-
RANT. 1912 Wis. ave-, OIL. 1887.
MATTRESSES. experienced; over 81
years old; both early and late shifts
available. Apply Miss Louise, NEP-
TUNE ROOM, 18th and sts. NV.
MATTRESSES, white. experienced: no
Sunday work. TRIO RESTAURANT,
WAITRESSEs, white, experienced:
excellent tipping. Apply OYSTER
BAY RESTAURANT. 904 9th st.
MATTRESSES. exnerienced tray serv-
ice. Apply SEAFARE RESTAURANT,
1924 Connecticut ave. -l3
Evening star., 1952-04-10

DIAMOND RING, pa cts: perfect
qqSslIty' qss4t fine cut; must sell. .1f ST.
DIAMONDs-Lady's 80 ct.. S10O;
mans 1 CT. $500; lady's 1h cts,
mans, S cts. >, ss75. All Itpi' prices SIN in
clude mounting. Trades accepted.
LIvINGSToN q CO.. 1923 H ST.
DiAMoNDs-Lady's. "a ct. $10o;
mans, q ct, ,S175; lady.s. l Ct
$3.50; lady's, Ia cts. S375: man S,
over Q cts. $500: mans. cts,
$s75. All prices include mounting
Trades accepted. LIVINGSTON &
CO.. 1923 H ST. NV ME. 3440.
DIN. RM. SUITE. 9-pc., walnut; good
cond: S75. DE. 206s. 10
DIN. RIM. SUITE, massive wal; fine
double bedrm. suite. GAIL 31st St
NV, Chevy Chase: ewes. 10
DINING TABLE. small mahog; lovely
with place mats; 4 chairs; drop
leaf mahog. table. XII $500.
DINETTE TABLE and chairs; 2 blue
broadloom rugs; very reasonable
Call after & DI1, ST., O345.
Evening star., 1952-04-10
STENOGRAPHER

TEACHER for nursery group in long
established small private school:
kindergarten experience desired.
Call LU. 4-5114. 10
TELEPHONE information clerks -
Women under 40 to learn bus trans
portation work; experience preferred,
but not necessary; pay while train
ing; GOOD salary; vacation with pay,
sick benefits; 40-hr worSWcek.
GREYHOUND TERMINAL. 1Ith and
New York ave. NV. -15
TELEPHONE OPERATOR tP. B. X).
with typing experience. for an in
Sr SSuranee once Call Mr.. Henne-
TELETYPE OPERATOR CLERK, 35-
hr.; 5-day week; paid holidays and
vacation: good working conditions;
call MR.. PETERSON. HU. 300 for
appointment. 10
Evening star., 1952-04-10
HELP DOMESTIC

CARE FOR CHILD-Board and room
5-day week. Small salary. Call Ex.
700. Ext. 20. IA.
COOK. colored. to do downstairs
work; live in: have other help:
must have reference. WO. 1895.
Evening star., 1952-04-10
HELP WoMEN
SECRETARY

Experienced, 5-day week; air-condi.
toned ONCE; company BENEFITS. Fol
appointment please call Mrs. Farris
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 234i
Evening star., 1952-04-10
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WOMEN

For employment. odd Jobs, yard work.
wall washing, carpentry. house.
ceaning etc. SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 4532.