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Evening star., 1952-12-25
CLERK


White. 1885; general ONCE duties
in large finance company: some
typiDg required; good hours and
working conditions; disqualification
HaInps snd ,l5s insurance aT aN1zlS 6snefits' Mr.
and mortGase loan arm; perm DO
sition: life, disqualification and sur
glcal insurance benefits: 5-day wk..
excel OPT ort. for advancement; sal
ability. WEAVER BROS. INC.
Wash Blde Call Mr.. Allnutt. DI.
7-S3Q0. -26
CLERK-TYPIST-Hi school gradu-
ate with some business training or
commercial student to be employed
In defense program In downtown
washington; on 40-hour work week;
steady employment. with chance for
and fiie accurately. eau LU. 1-oS4i
for interview. -2&
Evening star., 1952-12-25
HELP-WoMEN

ALTERATION, hand, specializing in
suits. Perm. position. excel. salary
and benefits. SELMA'S GOWNS CO.,
5-3734.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER
Must be thoroughly experienced. typ
ing essential. Excellent salary and
working conditions. ALBAN TOW
ERS. 300 Mass. ave. NV. "a
Evening star., 1952-12-25
HELP MoMEN icont. J
CLERK-TYPIST

The Evening Star has an opening in
the classified advertising department.
An opportunity for an accurat>
typist, with q good telephone voice.
rendering service to customers by
telephone 5-day. 40-hour week. II
interested, apply personnel office,
RIM sos. Open Mon. through Fri,
$50 am. to 5 p.n. and Sat, q am.
to ] p,m.
THE EVENING STAR
l101 Penna Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-25
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. alteration and remod:.
cling. residential or commercial. Call
for estimates. RE. 7-7709.
ALUMINIUM triple-track storm. win
Kaiser sun screens at no extra cost
to you: porches inclosed with picture
windows and jalousies; Kaiser sun
screens will keep your rooms up to
mate mates e0V1sl Gall d. 4lsfs5 sf cAP1TAE fssi,
CONTRACTING CO., 4819 Bethesda
ave. Bethesda. Md.
Or % private As; roads: free oAen estima ts:. tes.
Telephone OIL 4-4s00 or OIL.
AsPa4LT DRlvEwAYs, parking lots
payment. ALASKA COAL d BRICK
Aries % sN FfNisaED. FifHisiaHEE dormer win.
dows, oorehes inclosed recreation,
or residential. 3e months to pay.
UN. 4-249I. j. E. HENDRICKS.
BALLROOM DANCING, taught pri-
soiss a my nCms srpsngsd go sSs
CARPENTRY. repairs and remodeiins;
commercial and residential: inclosed
porches and recreation rooms; Ju.
CARPENTRY. alterations. repairs, re-
modeling. old and new work. Mr.:
Smith, IA; 7,S529 any time; 80
razor. .kleened OF no charge ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 6-SSSS any
day any night
ELECTRIC DRAIN SERVICE, sewers,
sink .1 ess basins ss and sSstS essrsa ss.s
no charge If not cleared day or
night service To. 2-1900
FENCE--Galvanizeo chain iink; all
Gs' sn d. e bes o4 n%ssate ess se dcSn
payment, SO months to pay. Phone
II 4-45ss; evenings and Sunday.
FENCiNG-Wooden and chain link;
HIAsRx FENCE ESNksTso Co. INA IA s-bss5.
IsIssasd I I aad Ssxsa old q doors %ss: mag
rIooRs ass sSSbiD eDs fs nishins WA eieanias
r%sSS %Ss;i sai saisvEfShE, e,sssS Ss,s;s. ~, r.
best; laying sanding. finishing,
cleaning: parouet Installation: bruce
Toks. Tetsst'' NC. ssso 3Sss coSdsii ave-.
GeNhsa Rishfsan RkfArRspaiatns. MI e. fdasS p,.s
terine carpenter work, roof paint
MATTRESSES remade, So up. STEIN
eo s6DPlN9 plSsIs co" 1894 18th st. n"
PAiNTINGNHoliday special: interior
and exterior; free estimate ia.
PaiNTfNG. A-I-color in your home.
inter and exter.: wall paper re-
noving; no drinking: honest work.
AID. 4-b325 -25
PAINTING. int. ext. reas.; immed.
service; white mechanic. MR.. BUN
GER. ST. 3-sa2a after $3.50 pm.
--26
PAINTING CONTRACTOR---Comm
cial and residential: satisfactory for
25 yrs Mr.. LAWRENCE. RA. 6-9703:
Painting, Xmas Special
Evening star., 1952-12-25
COPY BOYS

Immediate positions in our newsroom
for alert individuals over 2I wears
OF age with some college back
ground; 40-hr. week. Apply Per-
sonnel. Room 6Q5; open weekdays,
calls.
Evening star., 1952-12-25
THE EVENING STAR

II0I Penna. Ave. NV.
ELECTRICIANS and experienced helm
ers; jobs in D c.. Va. Laurel, etc.
Good wages, steady work. RA. g.
1900 or RA. $4,000. -27
ELECTRICIAN-D. c. card and
drivers license. r. w. REED, Jr.,
26O3 p st. NV. HO. 2-432l "A
Evening star., 1952-12-25
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings; good references. Call
JU. 5-1351. ..
YOUNG MAN about 90. yrs. old: ex-
cellent opportunity to learn the real
estate business. BOSS q PHELPS.
INC Jay < st. NV. 81
YOUNG MAN, colored. dishwashin
and pot washing, No experience
necessary. $50 wk. plus meals and
vacation. See MR.. FAJFAR. 1899
Conn. ave. -25
Evening star., 1952-12-25
JUNIOR CLERK

4OunB Blrl, 11-l9 years OF age, for
fns dept. Nc N eSper. ~ neeessarS; eee aGsGuhs g.
day. 40-hour week. If under Is,
bring birth certificate. Apply Per-
sonnel Room sos; open weekdays,
S:3O-5 and Sat. 9-1. No phone
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
NURSE, white. age 25-4O: live in
or out; private hospital. CO. 5-4754.
NuRsE;GoyERNEss. white: live in:
IH isTge family; sna1 country Laurel tMdo
PIX sIS; OPERATOR, FER s1e5 per mont month;
alternating shifts; pleasant sur
roundings and excellent working
ee9a0n deFs See MISS RowE FOr ,..tes ,aseF
manager. 1900 r st. NV. ---25
PIX OPERATORS, exper.; eve. hrs.
OPERATOR. rs
SECRETARY
Shorthand, good typist. age 20-35,
consulting engipeers office, Ring
Bldg; 5-day week. $65-S7O, ad-
vancement: white only.
CLERK-TYPIST
Neat, accurate typing, experienced;
For interview. call RE. 7-eaas. FRI
day or Saturday. --26
STENOGRAPHER-Business or secre-
tarial school graduate or recent
student wanted for interesting en-
for defense program; 40-hour week;
good pay and company benefits, in
Guiding leave and retirement. Call
LU. 4-0541 for interview. -2S
Evening star., 1952-12-25
TRUCK DRIVER

1885 yrs. Of age. colored, IN good
physical condition. Previous expe-
rience in D, C. and clear drivers
permit are necessary. Apply Per-
sonnel Room 605; open week days
S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1 No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
l1O1 Penna. Ave. NV
WAREHOUSE CHECKER; 5-day wk.,
steady employment. VALLEY FORGE
DISTRIBUTING CO., 2146 Queens
Chapel I'd. ne. -27
MAN, exper. sand blasting, steam
cleaning, scaffold work. 10. 2-2221.
10. 2-4697. 25s
MAN-White. Property manager for
large, well-known and well-estab-
lished garden-type project Do not
apply unless you have had expert
ence. can handle the public and get
along well with employees. We want
man who is discreet and who has
good judgment and Is willing to take
the same care Of the premises that
an owner would take. Salary and
environment excellent. Age limit 30
to 45. Interviews will be held after
Jan J.. Write Box 3o5-J Star, CIV
ing full particulars
Evening star., 1952-12-25

Painting, Xmas Special
SIS. Any average room. Immediate
service. Free estimate. THOMAS.
KE. $4,000. rs
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING
Save on reduced prices now; guar.
work. L. CRoWELL. JU. b-oOSO;
PAPERN0 AND PAINTNG--satis-
fied customers for over % years.
MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 0-97O3.
RLAETERING. patch work q speciality.
white mechanic. Good service. ReA-
sonable. To. 2-0171. -27
Evening star., 1952-12-25
RANK RUNNER
CAR WASHER
NIGHT POSITION

Colored, 25-35 yrs. Of age, in GOOD
health. and with some experience.
Apply Personnel, Room sos; open
weekdays. S:30-5, and Sat, 81,
No phone calls
Evening star., 1952-12-25
HElP-MEN

ASST. CREDIT MANAGER, with re-
terms; one familiar with MGR 1000
6asans 6oSd ssi.ry This son + 4 perm s,. positcn
AuTo 1dEa sRAKE EN-! MECHANIC and bs hslp
AyTo BODY EsTIMAToR. exec excep-
fSna hSster co1sssEa bep f9r good
s''' pm aUTo AZ nf waofEEsALE5RsrF wTae5fGESssA f5ssr
NC; ssGal iTSl Rladensburs Rd ne.
AUTO SALES MANAGER-Prominent
used car lot needs high type man
aging lot. Excellent salary and COM
AfGTo AfGsFtsnef fhJGK RSx ssiX sESnsS STR 30,
nse' paid SSnv Sfsa saa al s:a ss
Apply TREW MOTOR CO.. 1890
AUTO MECHANICS t2); s1oo week
guarantee. Must be thoroughly ex-
son 5P p1PoNPR' lTR''i CIRCLE A4ely ssR7EaE sER7fcE
CENTER. Conn. ave. and N st. NV.
BANK RUNNER
Retired man. so to 55 yrs, In good
health; 5-day, 4O-hr. wk.: employe
benefits Please apply to NATIONAL
CAPITAL BANK. 316 Penna. ave.
Sc. -26
BOOkKEEPER - Accountant - Full
sharge bookkeeper needed to handle
All records and reports for medium
sized residential bldg. nrm. Under
40 yrs. Prefer Bethesda area resident
with car. SS5 wk. start. All replies
VIII be answered. Box 105-V. Star
1-2S
CAB DRIVERS, colored; men and
'Tomen free taxi school. TAN TOP
CCAA6 CO;a '73l kalorama I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-25
CLERK-TYPIST

Young woman. 1888 yrs. Of age,
who Is an accurate typist for Q per-
depa rtment: 5-day. 4O-hr. week
Apply Personnel Room sos: open
weekdays S:30-5. and Sat. a-1.
No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
ll0l Penna Ave NV
CLERK-TYPIS
Evening star., 1952-12-25

BANK BOOKEEPERs. bookkeeping
machine operators: experience pre-
terren but not essential; 5-day wk.,
free life insurance and retirement
plan. MUNSEY TRUST CO., 1929
e st. NV. -26
BEAUTY OPERATORS. young, ambi-
tious; can earn, excel. salaries; the
most unique, ultramodern salon to
be opened in Wash. soon; 1920
Irving st. NV. Apply $500 14th st.
NV. CO. 5-22Qh -20
Evening star., 1952-12-25
THE EVENING STAR

CARPET LAYERS-Union shop. can
Ii. 1874 wkdays. 10. 2-3474 ewes,
b or report for immed. work 10th q,
Woodner Apt. Bldg -2S
COIN MACHINE SERVICE MAN-For
console and game route in Anne
Arundel County, Md. Excellent SAL
ary and bonus; must be experienced,
Call MR.. MARSDEN, WA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-12-25
PLUMBING
SPECIALS

Used bathroom outfits, $50: table
top gas stoves. S35: used 42.in.
Shapiro PLUMBING. 1905 Ga.
ave. NV, TU. 2.l9O0. --29
CONTINUED on Next Pa9e.I
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Benjamin Franklin
UniversiYv
SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

JN 1916 6 Street NV. MA. 8-226S
!, CO. educationai, reasonable rates, friendly,
C.S B.B A m B.A. degrees Special students
review course Enroll NOW Veterans aD.
Evening star., 1952-12-25
CLERK
RECORD DEPT.

Alert young woman. 21-30 years Of
age. who is accurate and accus-
toned to working with details; s.
day. 40-hour week: will be required
to work 3 out Of y week ends.
Apply Personnel. Room COS: open
weekdays $500 and Sat. al. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11nf peppo Aua N w
Evening star., 1952-12-25

Permanent. full time; to work in
progressive appliance chain; good
hours and pay. Apply at once in
person to MR.. MILLER, S535 Ga.
ave. Silver Spring. -27
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-02

brighteS: bets for Oscar honors next March.
 Vivien Leigh in "A Streetcar Named Desire" for instance. Twelve years ago she copped the Academy award as the spitfire Southern beauty, Scarlett O'Hara, in Gone With the Wind"
 Now the British star is probably the outstanding feminine per former of the past year as another Southerner, pathetic Blanche Du- Bois in the screen adaptation of Tennessee Williams stage hit.
 Shy, bitter, secretly scheming, Blanche is a tarnished belle who tries to live down a sordid past in new surroundings in a shabby New Orleans flat. She goes mad after being raped by her brother in-laW.
 Then there's Eleanor Parker as the wife of a cruel, criminal hating police detective Rirk Douglas) in Detective Story" His intense love for her turns to bitterness when he learns she bore a baby out of wedlock be fore they met.
 Miss Parker extracts the full dramatic impact from her role as several interconnecting sub-plots swirl through a busy day in a
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-02

The Youth Council of the for mer United Christian Youth Eel lowship of Nome wish to an- nounce 10 the public that they are now affiliated with Youth for Christ International. Henceforth the rallies held the first Saturday of each month will be under the name of Youth for Christ"
 Due 10 the fact inc School Board of inc Nome High School does not see fit 10 have these gatherings held in the school the next meeting will be held Sat- urdaY. January al 8 p.m. in inc Assembly of God Church. The usual lively program has been prepared with local talent from the four cooperating churches taking part. The guest speaker will be the Rev. Arthur Freeburg of the Nome Gospel Mission.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-02

Manhattan precinct police station.
 Shelley Winters, one-time five and-dime clerk, gives far and away the finest performance ot her Seven-year film career in "A Place in the Sum-" In this adapta- ton of Theodore Dreiser's novel, "An American Tragedy" she is a factory worker who befriends a lonely newcomer to the produc- ton line Montgomery ClifD.
 When she becomes pregnant, barring his romantic progess with a rich young society beauty, he accidentally drowns her in lake. A jury convicts him of murder.
 Miss Winters acting is her best since 1947's "A Double Life"- in which, coincidentally, she was murdered by Ronald Colman. Drab and deglamorized in "A Place in the Sum-" she played the role without ev lipstick. A $ ready-to-wear dress was her most expensive item of wardrobe.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-02

White House automobiles are not the personal property of US. Presidents. They are leased by the government from manufac- turers, who supply the cars at nominal rates because of the pub licity value.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-02
Log Cabin PbOrO

 likes cook aid and ab him. He not be famous chef the makngbut at least he'll to have culinary speciality that will provide his wife with night off onay will provide the batter give Johnny green light He'll you -now and he'll encouraged American breakfast Add to the of mapebended crisp broied bacon bowl of Eyes and buttons each will make picture the breakfast plate literally covered with mapebended will have melt-in- the mouth goodness
 fruit glass milk, your Johnny a American breakfast of his making!
 Pancakes
 favor pancake recipe Then make each sponfus of batter hot gd dropping batter form small medium large circles close enough together will overlap make Bake golden brown and brown other side Remove pancakes plate
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-02

Remember also that defense your job too And one of the most important ways you do that job best to buy U. s. Defense Bonds For your bonds help keep America strong economically just the Air Force helps keep her strong mtary And this combined strength that protects your town your home your right to work and prosper in peace For your security and your try's, too buy Defense Bonds regularly through the Payroll Savings Plan where you work the Bond-A- Month Plan where you bank.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-02
Youth For Christ
 International
EASIER TO REMEMBER

OMAHA, (P)-A man appeared at the auto license bureau and requested a special number-144. : -"Why that particular nu1nber?" he was asked.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-02
Tragedy Queens Hit Top
 In 1851 Holl wood Fare
By GENE HANDSAKER AP Newsfeature Writer

HOLYWOOD-Tagedy the vehicle that has carried most of the heights where critics praises the and fans applause the loudest
 Insanity motherhood murderold dramatic mansprings powered plots the
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-02

Youth For Christ Policy And herein do exercise myself to hdue dl,DdyS conscience "uotd :of of- fenSe totUard God, and totDdrd men," tActs 24:16)
 General Policy Youth for Christ International is worldwide evangelistic movement specializing in mass evangelism, particularly among youth. It recognizes no nation as home or foreign, and desires to cooperate with all who win souls to Christ.
 Objectives
 1. Evangelism. To promote evangelism in our generation. 2. Missions. To reach the un- reached in the shortest possible time.
 3. Revival. To stimulate revival in the Body of Christ.
 Relationship 10 Churches We believe that the Church is Gods chosen agency, and that no movement or organization can ever take its place. 1t is not our policy in any manner to infringe on the church, or to become denomination. We en- courage wherever possible the choice of directors who are not pastors of local churches. AS far as possible we strive to avoid any conflict with the estab- hshed worship services of the churches. We encourage that the results and benefits of Youth for Christ be channeled into the local churches.
 World Program It is the purpose of Youth for Christ International to cooper ate with all approved evangeli- cal missionary societies in the various countries of the world by sending teams to specialize in mass evangelism.
 Physical Properties It is the purpose of Youth for Christ International to discour- age the purchase of real pro- pertieS by local rallies.
 Rallies
 Recognizing that the prime pur- pose of Youth for Christ rallies is the reaching and winning of unchurched young people, we believe that the rallies should not be church services. We therefore should provide the best in attractive, sparkling programming, leading up to concise and complete Gospel presentations and purposes.
 Purpose and Aim l. To encourage the establish ment of Youth for Christ rallies wherever the Lord leads, while providing help and encourage ment to all existing rallies. 2. Youth for Christ is inter church, non-political and non Sectarian.
 Youth For Christ
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-02
EVER THRILL to the sight of , sabre winged jet fighter - out

sabre winged Jet fghter-Out- racing the sound of it's engines knfes through the summer sky?
 Whenever you this exciting and reassurng tace remember the chief you here erouched in the engine compartment of F84 Remember that it's like him. with their patient tuning and toong, their superb intelligence and skill their deuotion your defense who keep these jets in the air. Hornet ready at an n stant's notice to protect your family and you.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-02
Youth For Christ Policy

And herein do exercise myself to hdUe dl,DdyS conscience "Uotd :of of- fense to,Uard God, and totOard men," tActS 24:16)
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-02

The U. 5. Defense Bonds you buy give you
 personal finoncoI independence Remember that when you're buying Defense Bonds you're building personal of cash savings Money that will day buy house educate your children support you when retire Remember too that if you don't regularly generally don't at all So to panys pay office and sign up to buy Defense Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan.
 Don't forget that bonds better buy than Be- eUery Series Bond you automatically goes earning interest for 20 years from date of purchase instead This that the bond you bought for return not $25but much $3333! $3750 bond $6666 And For security and your country's, too, buy U. s. Defense Bonds now!
Evening star., 1952-07-08
Problems Today
Mother Resents lntrusions
Of Sons-in-LoW and Families

very nicely with their sons-in-law
provided, Of course, they are
good husbands-and rarely have
complaints. Actually. if one reads
your letter for facts, leaving out
your own exasperations, it pre-
sentS a pretty ideal picture Of
parent and in-law relationships.
Most complaints from parents
in-law concern the fact that the
older folks get too little attention.
Grandma complains if daughter
gets hired help to care for the
children instead of bring them
home to mother. The fact that
your daughters and their husbands
feel SO free to call upon you in
emergencies, to descend upon you
for dinner Unexpectedly, and are
sufficiently interested in your well
fare to make inquiries about vari-
Gus conditions. is a healthy sign,
rather than the reverse.
The gravest crime of which the
young men are guilty. is, I'm sure,
thoughtleSSneSS. They probably
think you enjoy having them
around so much; in truth, it's
much happier feeling to be over
burdened with attention than to
be neglected.
Surely your children aren't so
obtuSe that they can't be con-
vinced Of your desire for mere
privacy! However. please don't
insist on your rights to the extent
that you hurt the young peoples
feelings. You will be the loser, in
that case. Be thankful for your
children's confidence, for the hap
piness Of having your grandchil-
dren near, and for having the
opportunity Of being part of their
growing up. Doting grandparents
are a blessed part of a child's
heritage; don't deprive either the
grandchildren or yourselves Of this
privilege.
Evening star., 1952-07-08
By MurieI Nissen

/
DEAR MISS NISSEN: The old
"mother-in-law" gags are prob
ably based on sound facts-how-
ever, there are few sons-in-law
in my family who ought to grow
lup and leave my husband and
myself alone. We would appre-
ciate being allowed to raise the
two children left at home with
out interference from our mar
ried daughters and their hus-
bands. They are constantly Dump
ling their children on us, inviting
themselves to dinner and landing
lon us, bag and baggage, with their
friends and brothers in the mid
die of our vacation. If they would
assist and conduct themselves as
human beings instead of sharp
tongued critics. they would be
welcome.
Our sons-in-law seem to forget
they married our daughters, not
the entire family. ! have never
visited our daughters but they
have called upon me to act as
practical nurse when their babies
arrive, even though they are well
able to hire a housekeeper or nurse
at such a time. I feel that since
my daughters have their own
homes and families, they should
leave us alone and allow us the
same courtesies and privacies they
extend their neighbors. They think
nothing of inquiring into our
financial affairs, yet would con-
slider it an encroachment on their
rights if we did the same to them
| JULIA j.
ANSWER: Your in-law trouble
stems from an angle of this eternal
problem that seldom presents diff
f1cultieS. Most women get along
Evening star., 1952-07-08
University Women
plan Activities

The book review group Of the
University Women's Club win meet
at II am. Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Myron Anderson. 1888
Manchester lane NV. Mrs. An
lderSon will review Irving Stones
1.-The Presidents Lady"
The sketching group will meet
at 2 pm. Saturday in the club
house and go by auto to a selected
outdoor site.
The clubhouse dining room will
be closed for the remainder of this
month. it was announced.
Evening star., 1952-07-08
Chapter Dinner

Mrs. Ernest Barkstill Jones, re-
gent Of Constitution Chapter, Ma
tional Society, Daughters Of the
American Revolution, will be the
guest Of honor at an alfresco din
ner to be given for the chapter
by Mrs. Robert p. Sweeny at $50
pm. Saturday in her home. 3 West
Melrose street. Chevy Chase, Md.
Mrs. Sweeny will be assisted by
her daughter. Mrs. Sweeny Bland.
Evening star., 1952-07-08
County B'noi Birth
To Aid Bond Drive

B'nai Birth Women of Mont
lgomery County, in cooperation
with the Washington Committee
for the State of Israel Bonds, are
participating in the 1928 kick
off bond drives Inaugural Dinner
to be held Monday evening in the
lShoreham Hotel.
Mrs. Jack Herson of 92O1 Say
brook avenue and Mrs. Robert
lShosteck of 1904 Brunett avenue,
both in Silver Spring. are accept
ing bond pledges and dinner res
lervations from the group.