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Evening star., 1952-01-16
BY .l,e Associated Pres.

WACO. Tex, Jan. 16.-Theft Of
the famed bronze sculpture-the
lclasped hands OF the poets. Robert
land Elizabeth Browning-from its
icloister in the Armstrong Brown
ling Library here was discovered
yesterday.
Police were inclined to blame
vandals. They were looking for a
lshabbily dressed stranger seen
near the building last night.
DR.. Joseph A. Armstrong. the
gaunt, gray-haired professor who
has spent 40 years collecting what
most experts agree is the largest
Browning collection In the world,
had nothing to say.
Professor ain Seclusion." -
He was told Of the theft after q
8 am. class at Baylor University
and then went into sec1usion.
The "clasped hands" were In q
glass case in the Foyer Of Medita-
tion in the library building on the
Baylor campus. The 50 million
building was dedicated last De-
cember 8.
Building Custodian Percy r.
Cosier said he found one side Of
the glass case broken and the
sculpture gone at 8:45 am.
Mrs. L. E. woods, librarian, said
she had shown the sculpture to
a group of ministers from Hous-
ton at 4 pm. Monday.
All doors were locked when the
custodian went to the building ct
$3.50 am. There was no sign Of
a forcible entry nor exit. A per-
son hiding inside at closing time
would be unable to get out without
la key.
Work Of. American Sculptor.
A Baylor student who refused
Evening star., 1952-01-16

II. II d III o II q 1' "~m'
Phelts. pastor of Ingram Memorial
Congregational Church, vice pres
ident. and DR.. Harry w. Rankin.
pastor Of River Road United Pres
byterian Church, secretary.
Mrs. Herbert e. Eberhardt, di-
rector of children's work for the
mission, reported that 500 Christ
mas bags containing clothing and
toys were given to needy boys and
girls.
The Rev. Herbert e. Eberhardt,
superintendent Of the mission,
showed a sound film, "Of Scrap
and Steel" produced by the Union
| Mission of Los Angeles, relating
1.-THE true life story Of the CONVEX
sion OF an alcoholic.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Bar Group Studies Changes
Urged for Prince Georges

Recommendations for revamp-
ing the Prince Georges County
government are under study to-
day by b special committee Of the
county bar association.
Association President s. Franklin
Iillard named the committee yes
terday at a meeting Of his group
| at Upper Marlboro.
Members are Attorneys Walter
IL. Green, II. Winship Wheatley,
Woodrow A. Shriver and Ernest
N. Cory, jr.
President Lillard asked the
committee to confer with repre-
sentatives of the county Chamber
of Commerce and Real Estate
Board and to report it's conclu-
sions at the associations March
|25 meeting.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Jersey Cattle Club
lOf MARYLAND Elects
BY The Assoeioisd Press

BALTIMORE, Jan. l6.-D. G.
Harry OF Pylesville was elected
president Of the Jersey Cattle
Club OF Maryland at its annual
meeting yesterday.
Elizabeth H. Gates OF Elkton
was named vice president at
large: S. Braden King. Boonsboro
vice president for the western
shore, and Glen McGrady, ST.,
Rising Sun vice president for the
eastern shore.
Other officers named include
Evening star., 1952-01-16
81 Historic Houses
On Eastern Shore
Will Be Restored
BY the Assoeiu,ed Press

BALTIMORE, Jan. 16.-Fifty-
two historic buildings on Mary
lands Eastern Shore would be re-
stored under a $212 million prof.
ect announced by the Maryland
Historical Society.
Backers Of the plan say the
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iSterial council
yesterday at the
annual meeting
lin the mission.
1913 G stree I
Dr.. Willing
Ia a m succeeds
lDr. Henry w.
Snyder. pastor
of st. p aul' s
L u t h e r a n
Church. In the
post.
| Other officers
elected were DR..
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IWlIingham Heads Council
I0f Central Union Mission

DR.. Edward 3. Willingham, pas
tor Of National Memorial Baptist
Church, was elected president Of
the Central Union Missions min
Evening star., 1952-01-16

Mrs. n. B. Crowgey. Elkton.
treasurer, and Mrs. J. Wesley
Edel, Mt. Airy, secretary. John
Stiles. Mount Airy, F. Henry
Jones. Gaithersburg, John Bay.
EWhiteford, and F. G. McGrady.
Rising Sum were named directors
ifor their respective districts.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Ivireinio Droft Coll Cut

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. Is. R.-
Virginia's February draft call has
been reduced from 1885 to 1914
men, Col. Asher w. Harman. State
selectiye service director. said to-
day.
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BEAUTICIAN

Man or women; better er-than-average
earnings; full or part time; no ewes
BARRETT PARKER HAIR sly
LISTS, LISTS, s4O6 Georgia ave-. Silver
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TYPIST

White: White: ;, Between Be- 1s and IS years.
position. Long & Curry, 221 Barr
Bldg. MA. 1910. 10
TYPIST-CLERK, general once duties,
experience unnecessary. Permanent
position, 6-day week. Apply in per-
son. Mrs. Jones, ENCYCLOPEDIA
AMERICANA; 1905 East-West high
TYPlsI- lIs I -GLERK, general once duties:
weekly. MGM Fixtures. 1908 New
TYPiST-FILE CLERK-Perm. posi-
ton: 5-day, 40-hour week, with oc-
casional overtime; pleasant working
conditions. paid vacations, CO. bene-
f1ts: good starting salary. Call
MISS ROBERTS. HO. $3.50. 30
Y4S6 Si1S s.. SAs ,,iE. REsrzJhAST. III: i! S!s5
MATTRESSES, white. full or part
time. MRS. ks TOLL HOUSE, in
Silver Spring. SH. 35O1 30
WAITRESS. exper. on food and liquor.
night wk., excel. earn. Apply in per-
son. no phi. calls. 1906 r. l. ave. ne.
MATTRESSES, experienced part time,
day work. Sundays off. Apply in
person. ROBINHOOD RESTAURANT,
1922 K st. NV. -18
WAITRESS. white. Sundays OF. Apply
NEW YORK. RESTAURANT. 1901
Rhode Island ave. ne. -19
WAITRESS, experienced. JU. T-9045,
s707 Flower ave. Silver Spring.
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HELP WOMEN
NURSE-GRADUATE
DOCTORS OFFICE

Excellent pay, 44-hour week. knowl-
edge Of typing. RA. 4412. is
NURSE, REGISTERED
With or without public health expert
upon qualifications. Write ALEX
ANDRIA HEALTH DEPT. IT
OFFICE PERSONNEL - Installment
jewelry needs, typist, credit clerks
and general office workers Good
salary, pleasant working conds. with
company dement's; Apply Mr; Guir-
OFFICE wORKER-In downtown law
office; some knowledge Of stenog-
raphy desirable; 5 hours per day,
8 days week; $1.6o per hour. Box
raTRozh AYR Siaf' CLERK. for ..ta5iissed Mls
sick leave and vacation. State age,
EDUCATION and experience. Box 115-
rSx S6ifl So6iFfElRAToR. experienced; 1aa hours,
4,lI; HdI;z, Apply In person, CLARIDGE
PIX SwITcHBoARD OPERATOR
and receptionist for busy women's
hotel switchboard; must be exper.
settled woman bet. 35 and As. Al
ternate .wkly. morning and eve
ming shifts; SUNDAYS Of; good sal
~
be willing to live on premises. Phone
no; 9l00 for interview. is
PIANIST. for position in sheet music
dept. Washington's leading music
store. Call MR.. TUCKER. DI. 1854.
POWER SEWING MACHINE operator;
steady work for exper. operator in
modern factory. AID. 1900.
PRACTICAL NURSE to take complete
care of 3-month baby; Permanent
j14' !I}f 5'aseT Pyt; room and bath, $50 week.
REcEPTIoSiisr, flHSSSi with typinr MiH ability,
tin. THiEsLor shRs AIRCRAFT r. Fl Co c..
- 4924 rEC;4 HampGen lane; Bethesda. --l7
REGdErsa55oNasT and II Srs hTs Hhite between se 20
ins iy salary % s45 ws T. PleasiIr ea 'tsTs- tsfe-
phone voice, exper. in dealing with
public essential: tipping helpful but
1e67 no6 required. For appt.. call NO.
SALES GIRL for small shop: no ex-
per. necessary. Apply ADLER, THE
ENGRAVING En- I7t SHOP. 1905 g st. = W.
ssIEs sf4E .sS!II GIRL, white. LINCOLN FIVE
sAEEsGRLs@ AER GEM @os to 21d Wdrs st. se mnsrv s
HAT SHOP. sos 18th st. NV. IT
SALESGIRLS for. 100-year-old firm
SdidTy ana SICK Dene11tS. Apply 3421
sGRsLAD AES pS sapepieResd aGf RaSne for bakery
hours. 10-7. Call RA. 1884. III
SALESLADIES-Full time or part
time, 5-day, 40-hr. week: wage rates
than the prevailing rate for the
same kind of work; autom. wage
increases. after that merit increases,
] to 4 weeks vacation with pay,
depending. on length of employment;
mas gifts. based on length Of en-
ployment; $1,000 life Insurance
after 1-yr's. employment. at no cost
to you. Good working condition,
conSiderate management. Applica.
tions for immed. employment now
being accepted. Apply McCRORY'S
5. 10 AND 25 CENTS STORE. cor
ner 9TH and Eye st. NV. III
work direct from leads. CAN ST
1891, Ext s
Evening star., 1952-08-16


LADIES-Make extra money in your
spare time, making and selling
rhinestone jewelry. Senu tor Oui
free catalogue. or coma in and re-.
ceiye free. sample. JEWEL GRE
A11ONS, INC. 939 New York ave
YOUNG LADY to take charge Of new
inventory control department. Good
opportunity TO advance to buying
position. Salary cmmensurate with
ability. Experience not necessary
Apply KOPY KAT. 713 H st. ne.
WOMAN. white, capable. reliable
cooking and Light nursing for eld-
erly lady. Live in: Give phone
WOMAN--Beautiful apt, small sal
ary for taking care of small, high
class rooming house, Mass. ave. n. W
MR.. SINGER, 1416 2Oth ST. NV
uov.N LII. , IT
semi-invalid lady; INV: live in
Monday through Friday. of week
ends. Kensington. Md. LO. 5-S791
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK. white, excel. houseworker,
in; S35 week. Box 495-C' Star:
COOK AND G.Hw.. refined depend
able, colored. 25 to. AS. exper. cook
and light housework. Live in. Near
Chevy Chase, Md. other help empl:: !:
city refs; $40 q week. Box 429,D,
Girl desires lob for child care, day
to live-in. Call FIR. 1870.
LHUNDKESS-Excel ironer want.
work by day; long experience. Cal
evenings after 6, co. .5770. IL
NURSE desires work in child's
nursery; care of invalid. Dem
helper DE. 9035. lS"
WOMAN desires position as house
keeper for gentlemen. References ex-
changed. Tel. LII. 4-13S0. IL
SKILLED domestic workers can only
medium where the workers know the
value of service and responsibilities
HOUSEWORKERS, INC, an organ.
ization of Al domestic WORKERS
Days hY s1SS WORK, Mon. through Friday
Hours s-4 o'clock. DI. O174. IL
COLORED GIRL wants g.h.w. OF
fountain work; well exper. Ho. 1853
CoLoRED GIRL wants job. Light
house work and baby sitting. HO'
CoLORED GIRL wants general house
ing; recent reference. Ii. 7-653S:
Evening star., 1952-08-16

With or without public health expert
ence; 5-day week; salary dependent
upon qualifications. Write ALEX
ANDRIA HEALTH DEPT ~
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must be able, to meet the public,
shorthand 80 w.p.m., typing 30
w.p.m,; 35-hour week. salary open,
yyaseaation ysSan with pay. Phone MA.
SHIFT AND WEARING APPAREL
sTEm9 nagNDsY sxPer soS SlY Msso5, sEW
ave. NV. RA. 1924. -16
SHOE sALEsLADY. full or part time:
good salary and commission; chance
for advancement. Apply G. r. KIM
so6a nEx co fS1S4s,H S%Fs s4th ,R ST NV Witt. "
Spring. Cali JU. 9-9727. -In
SODA GIRL, colored, for downtown
drugstore; no ewes. or Sun. work;
high school graduate pref; good
oppor., good pay. Apply BABBITT'S
DRUGSTORE; I106 F. st. NV. -l7
position: 5-day, 4O-hr. week. with
occasional overtime: pleasant work
ing conditions, paid vacation, CO.
DenefitS, good starting salary. Call
MISS RoBER rs. HO. $3.50. 30
to sopI; Fl lay lay once ice can iaz IA SssS o5
TsacaRks. Tsaitaiaf;s End grade. kindersartsn; wrs
private day school IN METROPOLITAN
area starts Sept; Give age. educa:;
and family status. BOX 176-D, Star.
q, primary dept. established private
school in nearby Va. Excellent OPP
Porttunity. can GL. 1900. s am.
rfAeHRfR, E re- EsdddGays Tesidins in ArlnstoR4 or
in private school. P. o. BOX. 1857.
Central sta. Arlington. III
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, white, set
tied lady, for PIX switchboard, in
apt. bldg. Apply 1880 r st. NV.
TYPIST-we need a good varitypist
plan, annual and sick-leave benefits
and disqualification Call Mr.. Gull
Inns. CAPITOL RADIO ENGINEER
ING INST. HO. 1920. lis
TYPIST-We need a good typist who
can ca o,s. double ue. as Switchboard S. operator
plan, annual and sick leave benefits
and disqualification. CAPITOL RA-
RIO ENGINEERING INST, Ho. 1870.
tm hs1ss zSsr sOS
pay; perm. Apply Mr.. Waters, D. j.
KAUFMAN. INC, 1908 Penna. ave.
TYPisr. exper.. neat. good pe speed,
capable OF taking responsibility
permanent position to qualified ap-
plicant, beginning salary $3.50, with
regular increases, liberal vac. and
sick leave with other benefits. Box
TYPisT, part time. preferably after
moons; excellent working conditions; !;
modern insurance ofice. Call ME.
TYPIST, In accounting department,
must be good at figures. to work in
home of1ce of F.-al life insurance
qualified person with opportunities
for advancement; less than 40-hour
work week. free disqualification and
life insurance. White only. Apply in
person. AMERICAN HOME MU-
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.. 1857
K st. NV. -17
TYPIST-Young lady, interesting
work. with Real Estate Co.; 4 hours
per day. Apply at PERRY HAY CO..
1924 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring. 81.
~
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HELP-WoNEN

SEAMSTRESS. white. exper. in up-
holstery or draperies. Good working
cond.. top salary. GE. $500. -l0
SEAMSTRESS, draperies. must be
fully experienced. M. SAAKS. 3402
Conn. ave. NV. -1S
SECRETARY - Young, progressive
building materials Co. in ne. D. C.
week in air conditioned once. Prefer
girl just out of school who is anxious
to learn. Call MIR. SCHUYLER for
appt. TU. 1000. lie
SECRETARY-Competent legal Sec
retary, able to manage small ONCE
and keep books; good opportunity
and salary. Reply stating qualifica-
tiOnS to BOX 161 "a Star ~
Evening star., 1952-08-16

YOUNG MAN to sell small radios and
phonographs. and tape recorders, in
leading music house; excellent OPP
portunity to learn selling and mer-
preferred, but will train proper per-
son. Call MIR. CAVALIER. DI. S464.
Evening star., 1952-08-16
HELP---MEN

SHOE SALESMAN. exper.; steady
position; good salary. 3156 Wilson
SHOE statesmen. experienced; ex-
cellent starting salary plus commits
sions. Also part-time and Sat. ex:
tras. Apply PARAMOUNT SHOE
STORE 1929 Good Hope I'd. Sc
SHOE SALESMAN WANTED, wonder.
ful opportunity for q young man tc
become associated with new progres-
sive company. Opportunity for ad-
vancement and good future. Part
5ps Salssmsn sors aIsS yantsd fN APPLY SgbS
Fenton St, Silver Spring. Md. --17
SHORT ORDER COOK for Mayfower
Diner. 502 Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1952-08-16

YOUNG WOMEN. white. 81 to IS, to
train as shirt press operators. Apply
in person, 1405 N. Capitol st. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN, white. to answer
phone and do general office work in
shn.,, small > construction COZ co: Office; no
snGsn shGrthand, Tid., some ne, typins required
SEAkH ME Isnf51S RHMo6Hn1 f;an c6 sHrSS SSs
We snpaE NEED n'ei MANAGERS AZ; and sales
ladies in the following Highs Ice
Cream Stores-3207 N. Washington
blvd, Clarendon: 59O6 N. Washing
ten bl1d olyd sbonn,nt Wsstover 4la Arinson
PFlsapshlss Pleass es a's MRs Taf9ms aEsrHk Ra Nj f.
3-1240 for details. bet. 8 am 80
pm. Mon. through Fri. only. pa
EMPL. WOMAN offers room, board
and pleasant living surroundings to
reflned woman in exchange for light
household duties. Box 2-E. Star.
OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE CHARGE
of children's book department. IN
terest in books primary requirement.
Apply 1890 to 1:3O and 8 to $50.
F. A o. SCHWARZ, 6l4 14th st.
NV, (next to Garfinckers). -17
CLERKS for cosmetic
and tobacco departments; no expe-
days IS. AND I Sundays. STANDARD
BE MY HOSTESS
For an eve. of fun. Earn Sls to
absolutely free. For more info. call
Ii. 3-5519. 10
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COULD YOU DO TT?

Wlille ledTninB. ages between 20
45. Come in to see MR.. BAR
RE. 7247
COULD YOU DO IT?
How would you write an ad
and accurately describe a
$4,000 to $4,000 a yea,
business opportunity? What
would you say in that ad?
What would you say that
would cause men to believe
you? What COULD you
say that would inspire con-
fidence and cause men like
you to investigate carefully
before they turned the thing
down? How could you tell
a man-in an ad-that you
will share an honorable
business with him and
make that man understand
that the profit on his busl-
ness will take care of every
reasonable financial desire +?
Could you do it?
In good faith, we tell you
that we have such an op-
portunity, also that we are
going to hand-pick THIRTY
men between now and the
end of October and give
each and every one of them
a brand-neW opportunity to
get in on the ground floor.
But how can we tell you
about it in an ad? We can't.
There is no way on earth
for you to share this oppor-
tunity or even know what
1t consists of unless you
make an unbiased investi-
cation and then measure
up to our requirements
just plain good business re-
quirementS.
If interested, give name, ad-
dress and telephone num-
Der, in a brief letter, ad-
dressed to
BOX 33-E, STAR.
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HELP WoMEN Cont. }

CLERK -TYPIST - Nationally adver-
tised frozen food company has open
ing for young lady high school
graduate. Position offers good
pany benefits: 5-day week. Write
Box 1860. Alex, Va. giving age,
experience. salary desired and par
ticulars. is
-TYPIST - permanent posi-
tion with investment banking firm.
Modern downtown offlce. 5-day
week. In reply state salary expected.
Box o79-G. Star. -22
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PHOTOGRAPHIC
COLOR PROCESSOB

O1>AG Il A4k\CGkJ0N%4b
Prefer young, man experienced in
required. Phone RA. 26OO for appt,
PIPE FILTER for gasoline pump and
tank work. Apply 8 L st. s.w..
NJ ;3S aSr to s Y am; weekdays: -22
ehanics. Cal WA. 1894 after
PLAsTERER. white; good mechanic;
S26 day. 81. 1851. II
PLASTERERS (20l. colored, 1st-ciass
white coat mechanics only need
project; 30th st: and Naylor I'd. Sc.
A. JAMES BAD1NI g. SONS. -l9
PLASTERERS. (25) colored; lst. class
white coat mechanics only need ap-
ply at 1883. Fort Stevens dr.. NV.
n p; LENT IL4ENTINI & SONS: II
round position with well-established
nrm. Applicant must be thoroughly
experienced In all phases Of repair
work and remodeling:. Excellent
pay PAY and ban.Ttn TTorkinE In, eOnditions With
tunity for man with ability. JOHN
G. WEBSTER u SONS, INC. (Est.
1922, 627 F st. NV. ST. 6l0O. III
PLUMBER ard helpers with Md.
= drivers permit; opportunity with a
future. good pay, steady employ
Box R ase Ve cofieeee HiseeF Park M ifsssr' Ma r p
PLUMBERS and helpers. experienced.
Call 81. $500. between am. and
PLUMBERS HELPERS, must be ex-
perienced and have D. C. drivers
permit. Apply 2Sl3 l4th st. NV.
PLUMBERS HELPER to fill perman-
ent .year-'round position with we'll
established firm. Applicant must be
we'll experienced and give a neat,
clean-cut appearance. Good pay and
+. working conditions; opportunity to
. & SONS. INC. Est. 1915. 627 r
st. NV. ST. 6100. III
PLUMBERS, experienced. Call OIL.
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS for lob
bing and remodeling work. with D. c.
drivers permit. Apply Mr. DES-
MOND, 1919 GEORGIA ave. NV. u a
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RECEIvIN0 AND SHIPPING CLERK,
b-day. 40.hour weeks
BECKER'S
1914 p st. NV.

kEROOFING ESTIMATOR. must be
exp. in reroofing fiat built-up tin
states and shingles; must be able
to make own recommendations and
sell job; 1st-class man. State age
and salary desired. Box 25Q-D.
REPAIRMEN, small appliances; ex-
perienced; good salary; permanent
position; excellent working condi-
tions. Apply 6119 Georgta ave. NV.
liz
ROOFER. white. exper. in all types
salary open, will be based on your
ability. Call HU. 77S2 after 8.
ROOFER-First class for tin roofs.
Must have references. 10. 9-S565.
SALESMAN for retail LIQUOR store.
experience preferred; good salary.
Apply in person only. 1919 Wis
consln ave. NV. -16
SALESMAN. for retail furniture store;
must be experienced Apply in per-
son. 7126 Wis. ave-. Bethesda. Md.
SALESMAN, experience preferred,
good earnings Apply manager,
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS. 1103 H
gALEsMAN-calling on paint. hard
ware and industrial accounts in D.
C. and vicinity, to sell ladders and
eQuipmeQt Box 54-D, Star
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SALEsWOMAN-For gift shop. Ex-
periesnce not necessary. 5-day week:
BAYNES' GIFT. 902 14th st. NV.
. III
SALESWOMAN with shoe sellins
experience, for part-time work. Ap-
ply .WHTTMAN'S SHOES. INC. $500
sALESWOMAN, exper.. Tor ladies' ap-
parel shop; nr. Bladensburg, Md.
Cali AP. 1881. IL
SEAMSTRESS (white)-Experienc
seamstress for sewing sofa bed COW
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE (cont.

ADDITION AND NEw-HoME con-
tracing in nearby Va. area. Win
furnish plans and specifications for
ing. new construction. all types Of
repairs. poi ciieS lncioaed, recreation
rooms, all types of brick and cement
work. retaining walls built. free
Ssn SsstnlmateS given wii withoqs Vt, EbliSation.
vi. 64I3. AM to 0 PM. except
Sat. and Sunday.
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, parking lots,
or private roads; free estimates.
Telephone OIL. 1890 or OIL. 1857.
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
ia. 7-6770. ST. 1000 l9s
BRICKWORK, new and repair; re-
tatntng walls, walks, steps, outdoor
nrsplaces. patios. etc. Guaranteed
BLADEN. LO. 4-0652. -IS
BRICK WORK, chimneys, walls. steps,
walks; new or repairing; 1st-clasS
workmanship. Call eves., MI. 611S.
az
BRICK WORK IN GENERAL-Fire-
places. porches. retaining walls, con-
d CO., Ii. 6-7OS6. -16
BRICK WORK of all types. fireplaees
siId retaining walls; built and re-
nP1I1 pairedi SixG L3; L3R;rMzSSn94Effixc z1S94ffi pnSt,
walks. drives. painting, decorating.
FLA. FEED coNTRAcTffNsa CO.
81. 72I0, LU. 4-l26S. FA. $685..
CABINET WORK, remodeline. addi-
tions, rec. rms; estimates. George.
satisfy, HODGE. UN 97@6. IL
CARPENTER, Silver Soring area; re-
Mr.. STRICKLAND. Lo. 4-7135;
CARPENTRY-small Jobs. any kind.
Work guaranteed. Call JE. 5000.
CARpENTRY. alterations. repairs.
MR, f0ssdaAE SMITH. o%. S' S5@7. 1aS any time.
CARPENTRY. 1st class; alterations.
repairs, additions and concrete
work. BY day or contract. Phone
CARPENTTRY, comb. screened doors.
windows, shelving and cab. work;
reas. JEFFREYS. Ii. .6-9740. --19
CARPENTER-General home repairs.
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING-Rea..
sonable rates, free estimates. Work
guaranteed. LU. 1-052s and TO.
CARPENTRY - Recreation rms.
attics; general repairs. Free esti-
mates. Weekdays after pm, GE.
5516 or WA. 1904. HA1NES. 20
CAULKJNG, reduce heating costs. this
winter, stop cold air. cracks. and
small leaks, around doors; windows.
etc. Entire house caulked. at rea-
sonable rates. Work guaranteed,
free estimates. SH. 7343. III
CEMENT WoRK-Floors. drivewa's.
walks. steps: work guaranteed.
prices reas. DU S60S. 16'
CLOGGEO DRAIN PIPI.S. electrically
razor-kleencd CT no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER Phone RA 1888 any day.
any night
FENCE-GalvaniZed chain link; all
posts in concrete. Immediate erec-
ton. Get the best for less. No down
payment, 80 months to pay. Phone
II; 4-45ss: evenings and Sunday.
FLAGSTONES. stepping stone, walks.
porches. patios, retaining walls,
brick work and repairs. LO. 4-6l6l.
Evening star., 1952-08-16
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. g.h.w, to live in; nice rm..
PVT. bath. fond Of children: refs.
COOK. and g.h.w.: live in; new
rambler; older child. friendly. re-
sponsible person. Ju. 7-6657,
G;H.W;: live in: fond Of children: u
aeS az Hanray calf Ju ana s-ses' essr' 0'ne- iS ssn
G,H.W. and plain cook; no laundry.
Sun. afternoons OH. GE. 0939. lis
GIRL. white, to take care of small
child, good wages. DE. 2164. LII
GIRL, neat. dependable and efiicient:
experienced in g.h.w.. laundry and
serving; must have record Of per-
manent employment; live in. up
stairs, rrn. and bath. pleasant sur
591qsndinEI 51s m w..fdaTs JalaTy Rs ss7e Can GE
G.H.W. and cook: i pm. through
dinner; Thursdays on; no children:
own Tv.. pvt. bath. OR. sTo4.
G.H.W., 2 small children, Thursday
and Sunday on. o AM. through din
ner. Stav some n'ga-e reAs. end
health card reg; OR, 1878; ~
Of 2 children; 6-day week. MI. 2S19.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK-Laundry.
cooking must be experienced with
babies. Local refs, hve-in; 5z days,
Sun. 6tis a. Extra ewes. on. S26 yk.
GENERAL I HousEwoRKER - No
sq9kipaE;a TT asaal alivs-in. 3vsr 2S. with ls refs.
s55231EiEPER, vhes. live In. S.h.w.,
care Of children N16 Wk. plus nm.
and board. I'll 0S66. III