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Evening star., 1952-05-11
Mid-AtIantic Pros Bid
For 4 PGA Tourney
Berths Tomorrow

The three Virginia pros who
qualified for the National PGA
championship last year are in the
field tomorrow at the Woodholme
Club in Pikesville, where 36 Mid
die Atlantic pros will bid for four
places in the 1852 PGA at Louis
vile June 1924.
Last years fourth Mid-Atlantic
qualif1er, Charley Bassler. is auto
matically eligible because of his
semiflnal berth. Chandler Harper
of Portsmouth, Va, wins q place
as the 1850 titlist.
Jack Isaacs of Langley Field,
medalist last year at Congress
sional: John ODonnell. the State
Open champion. and Harold Oat-
man of Norfolk will be trying
again. Isaacs failed to qualify for
match play in Pittsburgh last
year. ODonnell lost a match-play
berth in a playoff and Oatman
qualified, but lost in the first
round to Marty Furgol.
The 36 pros will play So holes
at Woodholme, which now is a
par u course. It was par 73,
but the 18th hole has been Short
ened and instead of an easy par S
is a long par 4.
Favorites include Johnny Mus
ser of All View. who won the Mid
Atlantic PGA title over the Wood
holme course last year.
Pairings and starting times an
nounced by c. T. MacMaster, host
pro:
9:30, and 1:30-John Zaleski, Charles
Betachler and Mike Bowers.
9:35 and l:35-Emery, Sullivan. Dan
anS and fSc GffSrss y MaSMsst.r John
9:45 and ;45,Joe Cannon, Bill Strauss
Flattery and Irving schioss. ''"'
9:55 and 1;55-Ralph Beach, Jack
10 and Severn White. Al Jamison
Io;05 and s:0511Andy Gibson, John
1910 and 2:l0-Tommy Sullivan. John
o'Donnell and Walter Romans;
sRs AND and Harsd oa9man renne' Joe
Fling and Max Elbin.
Bass and Hugh Mcclellan. 1'''e' N'-N'' ''''"
Eddie Bean, captain of Prince
Georges defending Maryland
State team champions, will re-
place Edgie johnson in the line
up at l pm. today when Prince
Georges meets the Country Club
of Maryland in a semifinal match
at Congressional Country Club.
In the other match, also to be
played over neutral course,
Congressional travels to Baltimore
to meet Baltimore Country Club
over the Country Club of Mary
land course.
Prince Georges defeated the
&C of Maryland in the final last
year, but is only slight favor
ite today. In fact the Baltimo-
reans are backing themselves with
a slight wager, which quickly was
by the Prince Georges
team following a telephone con-
versation last week.
Congressional will be without
Parker Nolan, Gene Pittman and
Eddie Gallaher and will be an
underdog. Glare Emery will play
in the top match for Congression-
al as Witty Cox still is favoring a
sore hand.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
Two Sondlot Leagues
Begin Play Tomorrow

Sandlot baseball gets into full
swing this week, with the opening
of two weekday leagues tomor-
row.
The Departmental League will
open at $50 pm. on the South
Ellipse with FBI facing the Union
Printers, while the Anacostia Rec
reation League will open at the
same time at Fairlawn with the
Metropolitan Police nine facing
Haley's.
Evening star., 1952-05-11

helped Walter
Bogley make a
few bucks last
week.
Bogley, CO..
owner of the
Prince Georges
Club and a big
hitter when he's
on his 6 a m e,
played the fa-
nous New Jer-
sey course with
two club mem
bers, Arth u r
Keefer and Bob
Chprwn0H and
Evening star., 1952-05-11

Oliver Slips Back
To Second With 201;
Douglas, Toski Next
BY the Assecioted Press

BY the Assecioted Press
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
w. Va. May 10.-Sam Snead went
through the rain and mud on his
home course in five under pa,
today to lead by three strokes
with 18 more holes to play in the
Greenbrier Open.
Snead's IS gave him a 54-hole
total of 1913. or IL strokes better
than par so far. He won last
years Greenbrier with a Thunder
26.3.
Snead passed Ed Oliver of Le-
mont, ILL.,, the leader for the first
two rounds. Porky had SO today
to bring his three-round total to
201.
Dave Douglas of Newark, Del,
was another stroke off the pace
after shooting a 68. Bob Toski
OF Northampton. Mass, held
fourth place with 2O3.
Still Not Satisfied.
Snead. who is travelling pro for
the Greenbrier Hotel and who was
born IS miles away at Hot Springs,
Va, 38 years ago, had five brides
and matched the other 13 pars.
Still he wasn't satisfied. =.
IF I had a hot putter I would
really have scorched it," he said.
Il holed only one putt over five
feet. The ball would go right up
to the cup, look in, and roll around
It,"
At that, Sam got a bit of a
break. He started late among
the 81 pros and had to play in the
rain only for the first five holes.
Some of the early starters played
IN a doWnpour all the way, and
there were puddles couple of
inches deep on the greens. They
were dried by the sun before Snead
reached the home stretch nine
where he scored three of his five
brides.
Five and Half Hours to Start.
Each pro teamed with three
amateurs, and it took five and
half hours to get the field off
the first tee.
Oliver was a couple of holes be-
hind Sam and just after he fin
lshed it started to rain again.
Oliver was two strokes ahead of
par for the first nine, but lost
one of them on the second.
Charley Bassler of Baltimore
blew up after two good rounds
He took a whooping nine on the
ninth and wound up with II for
his third round.
Jimmy Clark of Laguna Beach,
Calf, who started the third
round tied with runner-up Snead
a stroke behind Oliver, was one of
those suffering most from the
weather. He played through the
thick of it. going two over par and
falling to sixth place with 2o5. Z r.
Jim Ferrier of San Francisco
moved up to fifth place with a 81
for a 2O4 total.
13 at Par or Better.
1t was the second straight day
OF rain on the old white course
nestled in the Allegany Mountains. /;
Thirteen of the professionals go
into tomorrow's final round even
or ahead of par.
The winner will pocket $1,000
and $4,000 will be distributed
among the others.
The pro with the winning anna
teur in So holes also will get
$1,000.
Oliver was out in front in that
race with Harold Keahey of Tulsa.
They had a best ball score of so
In today's 18 holes. .Keahey had
q handicap of 18.
Second place was held by Dou-
glas and Ellsworth Alvord of
Washington with 81.
The Duke of Windsor and Vic
Ghezzi of Inwood, Long Island, /
shared a IS. The Duke played
through the hardest rain.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
Atchison-KeIIer Wins

The Atchison- Keller baseball
team of Washington swamped
Patuxent Naval Air Base, 1913,
yesterday at Patuxent. Billy Hite
and Duke Coppage of AK each
drove in three runs and got three
hits. Miller was the winning
pitcher, PoiSant the loser.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
Minor Leagues
BY the Associoted Press

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Springfield, 3; Baltimore, =.
Ottawa, 8; Rochester, 4.
Buffalo. 3; Syracuse. o.
Toronto, d: Montreal. 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City, 3: Indianapolis, l..
ST. Paul. 13; Toledo. 4
Minneapolis 4; Columbus, O.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Diego. 3; Sacramento, ..
Oakland. 9: Los Angeles. 3.
Hollywood. s; San Francisco. Z.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Nashville at Mobile, rain.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Roanoke. 81; Norfolk, /.
Richmond. 4: Lynchburg, ..
Portsmouth, 15; Newport News, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Schnectady. 3; Reading. J.
Williamsport, Is; Hartford. 6.
Elmira. 8; Albany. &. .-
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Columbus Il. Savannah & lol
Evening star., 1952-05-11
By MerreII WhittIesey

Pine Valley, most feared of golf
courses because there's nothing
but tees. greens, fairways and all
the rest scrub pines and sand,
Evening star., 1952-05-11
By Bill Fuchs

Ed Bucci. somewhat heavier
around the middle than when he
was a semipro catcher in South
ern Maryland, laughed at the
Evening star., 1952-10-11

FUkNlTURE-Rollaway bed and mat
treSs; Simmons. new; maple desk:
pair johnson dresser lamps. JE.
FURNlI URE-Din. room, mahos any
buffet, Duncan Phyfe table. 4Ox60
with 12-in. inclosed extension. SIPS;
porcelain top kit. table. 2Ox4U. eX-
tends to 4Ox44 with = chars, S35,
Evening star., 1952-10-11
HELP DOMESTIC
BUTLER-CHAUFFEUR. whit

white: refer
ences required; live in. Cal be-
tween 8 and | pm; MI: 1856: Up
CHAMBER MAID-WAITRESS. colored,
help employed. EN-. 17Os. IA.
CHAUFFEUR. HOUSEMAN: must be
clean, capable, Intelligent able to
wait on table. have recent loc. refs.
exper. in pvt. family work; 2 adults;
live n Sods DTeI xasss good pSons aastf5E Be- a
CHILD CARE and g.h.w.. $3.50 yrs;
full time: able to stay 2 or 3 nights;
one infant. two adults; small apt;
ref; and health card nee. IA.
cSo0oK-sG;.H.w.. 1st class; live in:
modern. new. rambler; beautiful
quarters, good wages; 5Iz days;
must have recent local refs. RA.
coo,kk.G.H,,w,. ss,k exper., reliable, iiye
Chevy Chase, D. c. KE. 7-os1s.
COOK AND G.Hw.. with excel. local
refs. fond of children; no nights or
Suns; Y day Thurs; good salary.
CooK-G.H.w.Liye in; recent local
COOK, g.h.w.; small family; plain
ccoodkins; live in. fully exper. 81.
COOK, eSSk experienced, reliable; g.h.w.:
live out; refs. req; $40 q wk. and
carfare to start. WO. 315S. -15
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER; Q adults
2 school-age children; live in; 5-day
week; no week ends or holidays; S27
per week. WI. 1904 - 12
G.H.W.-Colored; live in; child care:
references. OR. 5932. I'll
G.H.W.. GIRL, In apt; one person.
Telephone Sun. afternoon. o'clock.
AID. 2oE. Ia
Evening star., 1952-10-11
AVAILABLE
Competent man, 80 years of
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT-Ten of the 90 years
with large local organization in
complete charge Of accounting and
financial structure. Best references
from local audit firms through client
connections. Available about Nov.
15: Free to leave Washington. Box
AccoHNTiNG ;i9i,ni StsG. STUDENT. So. Amer
speaks English fuently. Call JA,
BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY. gradu-
ate Of Strayer College; excel. refs.
salsnry S65 RSx ZEE star sxner w.
vile. Box 3sO-K, Star. IL.
PRAO NURSE or companion, hospital
and home training. Refs: live in.
Juniper 1924, 10 am, to 6 pm.
sECY.-Legal. admin. stat. typing;
DU. 1000, Ext. $50. IL"
TYPING. housewife, college graduate.
wishes work at home. JE. 3-2629.
WOMAN. colored. exper. seamstress on
ladies suits. coats; also dry cleaning.
YOUNG WOMAN, employed, 2 daugh-
ters II and IS yrs. respectively. de-
sire apt. in EXCHANGE baby sitting.
managerial or housekeeping duties.
2 CoLoRED GIRLS want cafeteria
work. waitress, cleaning doctors Of
fee or bachelors apts. LU. -5652.
GIRL, high school .educa-
tion, wishes 5 days, work OF some
type, Monday through Friday; week
ends free. Call Elk. 1879 -12
GIRL desires work as wait
ress. store maid, sales clerk in dry
cleaners or store. NO. 2649.
GIRL wants evening typ
ing job five days week. ia. 02lO.
COLORED wOMAN-For dishwasher.
bus girl. make coffee. sandwiches;
exper.; no night. EX. 1899.
COLORED WOMAN. refined, desires
work caring for elderly person or
baby: practical nursing; exper., light
duties; ref; 5-5h days. co. 1892.
COLORED WOMAN WILL CARE FOR
MOTHERS CHILDREN at my home
by week. SH. S340.
Evening star., 1952-10-11
HELP poMEsflc tcsnt.l

G.H.W.-COOK. live in or. out; yaca-
local refs, En-. 1857. -ia
G.H.W.---Live in; care of 2 children.
ages, and 8; employed mother;
sSised. daithersburs SS $50, So f''e. Gis i;
G.H.W., no cooking; colored, expert
enced; must have city refs; live in;
rambler. Five days. $50 wk to
start. OIL. 2449. LIZ
G.H.W. COOK. 25 to 40; 3 adults. 1
days ddaa a mSa:Fs aPeeiansfs aa 1883
HoUsEKEEPER. white: private room,
1--we in; children, ages 9 and 8;
complete management small home
Sinas, Ga,a MR; .Io sMIsIH' SNnsaH5' TR' $500; eye
Ht3uS'IEKEEPER. s, USE M permanent. with
navian pref. RE. s64o weekdays.
HoUsEKEEPER. white: live in; ener-
se5f sna bSms Sapabs srSavs f maIasns
eral nights on; prefer lady who can
drive; salary open. WA. 7470. --12
HOUSEKEEPER-Comp. for elderly
lady in Falls Church; conv. to
transp.; 5-day wk.: ref. FA. 0152
HoTsERERPRR, GUS ( Ell; for one employed mts
young, white. able to handle, job
without supervision; no objection to
child. Box 361K. Star. 13'
HOUSEKEEPER.. experienced; good
full charge; must live in; S35 week.
H0USEMAID-WAITR white. for
diplomatic household; live in. Apply
10 Observatory Circle, NV. -13
MAID live in, g.h.w;;, plain cooking
and care for 3 children. All day
off; city refs. required. sa5. GE,
MAID. live in; must be fond of chill
dren good salary; Ink laundry;
refs. requested. TU: 2542. -l2
cooking; exper. with small children;
5-day wk.; 1916; S25; must have
reference. SH. 1855.
WOMAN, white, middle-aged, to take
complete care Of elderly lady and
small house; must be good plain
cook; live in. ia. s-3e41. -l2
The and to ff6s nondsg fHg 'haGsn
S13. La. 6.os1S. g." '"S '"' 1i3 :''
DAY WORKER. vic. Arlington; refer
ca%sR, enssS; ealI kss.S4 "a 51S499 ,,a,v,d., ,or
upstairs work: live in 3rd floor or !;
school-age children; references re-
Quired: other help employed: $50.
Box JAIL. Star. -I2
YOUNG WOMAN, white; live-in in
telligent, adaptable, active, respon-
sible. fond of little children, animals.
and country living. Household duties,
driving preferred, no cooking. Good
salary to right person. Phone Laurel
Md. 1S-R. -l2
ferred; to live in, cook, serve,
downstairs housework. no laundry;
$50 week. NO. 2757. '--12
EXCELLENT OPPOR. for reliable girl;
g.h.w.; fond of children: live in.
lovely private rm. and bath; tele-
vision; excel. salary. GE. 3S43.
Evening star., 1952-10-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL. colored. desires dom; work or
child care for working mother; 5-5 la
day wk. References. DI. 6039. -l2
German, desires full
charge while mother works. Falls
ITALIAN COOK desires position with
diplomat. Box 377-J, Star. liz
MAID wants job; 5 days wk.; g.h.w.
and fond Of children; exper. and ref.
EX. 669S.
WOMAN. eolored. wishes part-time. or
taking care children. Call AID. 9150.
SCHOOL GIRL, colored, to work
after school and Sat-; NV. DE.
n YY9ou DESIRE persons Of hisher
caliber for domestic work, who know
the value of service and responsi-
bility, call HoUSEWORKERS. INC,
organization for skilled domestic
workers. HU: 65S5. 12s
Il. s. GRADUATE, colored, wants
work; days. DE. 223S. liz
COLORED GIRL desires general
housework, nursemaid, cook; 5-day.
week. VI. 0153. IL
COLORED GIRL desires to work 5
days week for working mother,
care OF home and child; coed refer ;
ences. Ii. 3t5s44. 12s
Evening star., 1952-10-11

EHCepLlOndl OppOTt,, WltN
ence, for one of Washington's
largest real estate and build
ers office. Address Box 366L.
Star. Ia
SOLICITOR WANTED, part. time or
full time, salary plus commission.
Contact MR.. HUGHES at LU.
sI5SofFaRHERs ds. HSAs Z Shrgs fGs rfs{ tsc e;tnts
sfENoGKArHER-pinanciali + Il Giki insti.u- mth
tion;. 5-day. 35-hr: wk.;. employe
benefits: excel. working conditions.
iNGs & LOAN Associations, ESQ
Observation-Disclosures. attractive,
WORKING in International relations
sTESoGRAPaER-REcEpTIoNisT- if5Si GR. Pafi l.
downtown SURROUNDINGS; experience
not necessary but tipping and short
hand essential; must be efficient
and willing to assume. responsibility;
age :o-3o. single; 7,hr. day, 5sday
TEACHER--1st and I'd grades; small
group; white Protestant; music; full
day; NO. 2792, co. 1896. --12
lELEfhONE SOLlC1IORS, experience
RIs & Ew1NG. NoDiy 1918 Il ps'san' F st. NV. aAN
week: apply INSURANCE Co. OF
NORTH AMERICA. Room $50,
woodward % Bldg, 10Th and ,4 H sts'
TYPIsT, unusual opportunity; typing
and knowledge of German; citizen
ship required; 5-day wk.; in Alex
andria: ov. o922, ask for MRS.
TYPisT in accounting department,
must be good at figures to work in
home office of local life insurance
company. Permanent position for
qualified person with opportunities
for advancement; less than 40
hour work week, free disqualification
Apply in person. ] IAN AMERICAN !is HOME S5isfi
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, 1857 K street NV. 15s
.SINRoD q TAsH; es3 National
TYPfsT. White. MI under ds't So; permanent
positions: air-conditioned building.
modern cafeteria 40-hour. 5-day
week; S9G,. annual starting salary,
81, 400; liberal vacation and sick
GsApH1e tsays ape5 s9cFTy MAT1osAa GE9 r.
fice, 3rd and R sts. ne. 8 am.
TYPING AND CLERICAL WORK,
days. Call ME. 3615 after s, ewes.
serving home style meals; salary
plus board, room and laundry. Ap-
ply in person MASONIC & EAST
ERN STAR HOME. 5000 N. Hamp-
waiTREss fai1s EsSs:. Ne Morning hrs; EXPERT
enced. dependable. neat. Contact
Mrs. Reed. HOTEL WINDSOR PARK,
6O. IfNU,
MATTRESSES. white, must be ex-
perienced for. refined busy restau-
coUNE'S RESTAURANT. 637 r st.
Evening star., 1952-10-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcon.. 7, Il

GIRL wants 5 days week
work. Call MI. 2092 after 3 pm.
COLORED GIRL desires lh.w. and
child care; 8 days; 8 to $50. NO.
COLORED GIRL desires child care,
days a week; also g.h.w.; ref;
COL0RED GIRL desires ghw.. 3 days
week; exper.; or child care. Ref.
MAID wishes housework,
personal refs. no. T79i. 10
COLORED WOMAN wishes work car
ing for child or light housework.
Call Sun. Ref. RA. 5473.
COLORED WOMAN wants housework
days week. References. 10. S-6279
COLoRED WOMAN WANTS general
housework; reliable; years refer
ence NIL 2221 =
Evening star., 1952-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES, Sunstrand elec-
trio. Reconditloned. Guaranteed;
: S99,50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 14th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINES, r. C. Allen.
hand; Remington electric. UN.
AIR fs' COMPRESSOR - "schramm"
machine. stone grinder on tripod,
misCl. tools. 10. 9-97S9. -l3
AIR COMPRESSORS--AL sorts. used,
tor sale, gas or electric. suitable tor
painters or garages. Can be seen at
AIR Roa coNSGIITSiioNTR iyG Fl HiE chsysler Air
mos. Moving to air-cond. home
Cost $399.95, sacrifice S275 or best
offer. WO. 5S34 --12
ANTIoUECPair handsome Spanish
lamps (Talavera). $50. 17th Cen
tury piece. DE. 9163. -12
ANTIQUE-Pine corner cupboard,
pep peper yoSSS aGG5 saSs Sed panel @ ao2S
ANTIQUE Edison phonograph; plays
cylinder records; large and small
horns; S25. VI. 4O10. Ill
Moving into small house.
Many fine pieces must be sold. Com
plete pine oedrm. Call DE- 4467.
ANTIQUE BED and marble-top chest
(walnut Victorian). Call ia. 2-68S7.
ANTIQUES-Penna. soft wood side
board, S37 80: marble top walnut
wash stand, $25; large cherry drop
leaf table. S145. Seen Sun. 2-7
at 70l River rd.. Bethesda. Nd.
ANTIQUE Minton hand painted fire.
place tile: unusual for someone re-
storing old house. WI. $500. -12
ANTIQUES and miscell furnish
ings. Sale in pvt. home. Box 35S-J,
Evening star., 1952-10-11
APPLY MR.. HAUSER
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
14O9 G st. NV.

CLERKS for large appliance COM
pany; typing essential; 5-day week
no Saturday; good starting salary.
Apply Mr.. Williams. PHILLIPS, INC.
CLERK-Very little tipping. Excellent
working conditions, disqualification.
vacation. discounts; 51z-day week.
Phone Ii. 7-4S70. Ia
CLERK. age Is to 90. high school
graduate. to do misc. clerical work;
S20S per mo. to start; $3.50 in 3
mos; other periodic increases; g.
day. 4O-hr. wk. Apply WASHING
TON GAS LIGHT CO., Personnel
Dept, HOO goth st. NV. No phone
calls. -13
Evening star., 1952-10-11
HELP-WoMEN

WAITRESS-Experie for diner.
Apply bet. 8 and II am, l and 3
pm. 1870 N. Moore St, Rosslyn,
WAITRESS. white. neat and expsr-
va; ave. NV. RE. 1869. -I3
ings; Apply DUFFY'S TAVERN,
3651 Georgia ave: NV. Ia :,
xRAY oas TECnN.cIAN ntp With
in Silver Spring; typing essential.
Girl, iRi 'eSsi coiored, young. single, to per
form domestic, duties in large store;
c1R1 5Rs far Risss ssrs9.; rd Cniu ons Nd refsr
ably NV. NV section: Cali RA. 44oo.
th2oash HousE DlsF'lfi 81 PLAsTc aae Pays iEgs
1894 or write HOUSE OF PLAsTIcs'
LADIES. rel refned; Stanley Home Prod
permanent. Phone no. 77s6.
LADIES 90, free to travel Florida
this, winter and return; permanent
work salary p plus ,SsH commission saad sad
account account. See Mr.. MASON. Cairo
Hotel. 1915 Que st. NV, 10 am. to
12 noon. or Z to 9 pm. No phone
WOMAN. H5tili experienced in the care of
Arlington. Va. State Qualification,
references, salary expected. Box
WOMAN-Young intellieent hard
werker hUspitsliFation and Fetire
opportunities; 1o44l METROPOLITAN
WOMAN-35 to so, with pleasing
telephone voice and ability to talk
ss9mI@jssion, sS1InG !, Apply HARRIs +
YOUNG GIRL. clerk-typist for ac-
counting 90 dept. Small Office. ,Sall
YOUNG Gti Sc?' WOMAN, W9, white; live mo in; in
telligent.. adaptable. active. RESPONSE
BILE: fond Of little children, animals
and country living. Household duties,
driving preferred; no cooking. Good
salary to right person. Phone Laurel.
YOUNG Gqi WOMAN. white; for dry
cleaning store. Very, good salary.
Apply IN person, 6233 Georgia aye,
WHITE WOMAN. to live in and cook
EXcEPfioNAL oPPoRTUNiTY for m
college trained young women 21-28.
as interviewers, full or part time, at
the Arthur Murray School of Dane
ing in WASHINGTON, Alexandria. Ar
lington, and Silver Spring. Must
have natural aptitude for dancing,
but previous experience unnecessary.
We will train you. Apply in per-
son only at the ARTHUR MURRAY
STUDIO, 1106 Conn. ave. NV, 80
pm. Mon. Tues. and Wed. la
WITHOUT ANY EXPERIENCE. you
can earn money for your Christmas
shopping by selling Avon cosmetics
and gift sets in your vicinity. Call
JA. S-SS69 after 4. III
AIRLINES NEED
See classified ad under instructions
NATL AIR COLLEGE, DI. 67O3
Evening star., 1952-10-11

BOOKKEEPERS

Machine operators, exper. pref but
= not necessary. MR.. CARR. SH.
5000. Ia
BOOKKKEEPER-SE exper
should include preparing all state
ments. Shorthand not too import
Must be willing to take over full
responsibility Some Saturday morn
ings req. Salary open. Reply in
own. handwriting, giving full infor-
nation about yourself. P. o. Box
sos. Alexandria. Va. -12
CASHIER. for beauty salon: 5-day.
40-hour week: good salary. pleasant
working conditions. EMILE. 1921
Conn. ave. -12
CASHIER-Exper not neces.. will
train: 512-day wk. pleasant working
conds. Apply MOSKIN'S. 729 9TH
CAsHiER- CIGAR CLERK for drug
store; 5-day wk.. nights. 3:30-11.
Local refs. REQ. QUIGLEY DRUG.
CAsHIER- CHECKERS - Permanent
positions for dependable women. ex-
perienced in super market opera
ton. Apply in person, POSIN'S, !,
$3.50 Georgia ave. NV. Ii
Evening star., 1952-10-11
APARTMENT MANAGER
and Enoineer 9Th Class

Wish to make change. Both
Can furnish excellent references as
to character and ability. Engineer
is competent maintenance man.
Married. No children. Would ap-
preciate an interview. Box 344-K.
Star ~
Evening star., 1952-10-11
HOSTESS
> - ls-.--

Relief hostess in dining room. expert
enced. Apply steward, DODGE
HOTEL, 90 E st. NV Ill
HOUSEMOTHER for small group res
1dent children In long-esta blished
pvt. school. considerable free time.
State qualifications and telephone.
P.O. Box 1929 D. C. --12
MAID, colored. must make good
appearance. experienced in smart
women's wear shop, Must have
references. Apply MATT OGENS.
1851 Fenton St.. Silver Spring,
Evening star., 1952-10-11

GUITAR. Harmony Patrician, in good
,Gonditicn, ST. Call FA. PISS. --l2
HEATERS. ranges. stoves mattresses.
II. niture. refrigerators. ACME
FURN. AND STOVE CO. MA. Sg52.
HEATERS-Gas and oil Circulating.
Room size. ATLANTIC s07 Y st.
HEATER. electric, air-blast tyne.
new. never used Call AID. $500.
Evening star., 1952-10-11
ROOFS


REPAIRED AND PAINTED; $3.50
TO S57.95; MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
CALL ARCHER, ME. 1924. 12'
SEPTIC TANKS. etc. pumped, re-
paired. installed; free estimates.
BATH SEPTIC TANK SERVICE,
STONE AND rLAGsroNE WORK,
repainting walls. patios. steps,
walks. etc: also cement work of all
kinds. Call JERRY. LU. l-4756.
STORM WINDOWS. Can fit any type
window. For the best price, terms
tno money down, SO months to pay
and immed. installation. call MIR
GILES. Ii. 4-45SS; ewes. and Sun.
NO. 552S.
STORM WINDOWS-Dealers only: /.
day delivery on the finest aluminium
outside easement storm windows. VIZ
also stock several hundred Storm
Wizard storm doors. A.. & B
WHOLESALERS. l044l Metropolis
rETnE1isioNK fGn aEs KePiRSvtHn sERSvfGiNa a. ,ncudns
guaranteed. RA 1875. IL
TELEVISfON SERVICE. So; days
nights and Sundays; most work dont
in home. Call RA. 113I. SHERIDAN
RADIO AND TELEVISION. Worl
guaranteed 30 days. ---l2
T. v. guaranteed service. So any time
weekdays til $50. EX. 22S5
Ewes. Sat. Sun. EX. 1904, IA
TV SERVICE. day or night. Part.
and labor guaranteed for 80 days
81 10 3-5290l