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Evening star., 1952-02-04
house,.
By DorothysBihImon

A small house and former ugly
duckling. which was restored by
Mrs. George Avery Chester anc
decorated and furnished BY
John j. Greer was shown to the
press yesterday at a 5-to-7 party
The house, located at 1909 Po-
tomac street NV, will be open to
the public for two weeks. starting
today, from pm. to S pm.
The house, suitable for a mar
ried career couple or a bachelor
consists Of double living room on
the ground floor, kitchen and
dining area on lower level, Sleep
ing areas on the third level, which
includes the master bedroom and
bath and a small room known as
the study or silence room"
To decorate this as livable
home proved quite a challange tc
the decorator because Of the low
ceilings and small rooms. The
ceilings are extremely low in the
double living room on the ground
floor. This has been camoufageo
by draping the rear wall in fabric
and painting the ceilings the same
color to offset the tendency OF the
eye to focus upon the line OF the
ceiling, which is usually painted
In a contrasting color. The back
ground colors, charcoal and bone
white, were chosen to create q
neutral background which is sim
pie, practical and attractive. The
floor covering is a new trend in
decorating, cotton carpet which
has the appearance and durabll-
ity Of chenille. The old floors have
not been overlooked. Furniture
has been arranged in groupings
on small center carpets as If on
islands. This saves on wall-to-
wall carpet and also cuts carpet
costs and plays up the more ver-
satile beauty of the warmth given
by lovely wood flooring.
Furniture is a combination OF
antique and reproduction, handled
in European manner. Accent
colors and upholstery fabrics are
executed in high style, dissonant
harmony which is reminiscent OF
the Siamese or Oriental use OF
color. For instance. Bangkok red,
Persian pink, Siamese yellow are
the colors used against the cool
backgrounds.
Mr.. Greer has used throughout
the house arrangements of furni-
ture which has multiple purposes.
For instance, the console table
used in the library or rear living
area is in actuality a dining table
Evening star., 1952-02-04
Fronkfurter Tip

Never boil frankfurters when
you are heating them in water
Drop them into the boiling water
land then simmer them for about
seven minutes or until they are
hot through. To simmer water
means to keep it just below the
boiling point.
Evening star., 1952-02-04

lounge chairs. The accessories In
this room, more than any other
part of the house carry through
an Oriental motif.
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French Fried


|NSF10IOSUS
At this time Of year one tires
of the average vegetables found
in the market. and wants some
thing different" Why not French
fried asparagus2-You can use
the canned green type for this.
Drain 1S stalks well. patting dry
with q towel. Beat egg lightly
adding to it tablespoon Of cold
water. Dip each stalk Of aspara-
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Recipe Notebook

gus In this egg mixture, and then
troll in bread crumbs.
Have deep fat heated to 375 de-
lgrees, immerse the asparagus in
the fat and fry until brown
about 2 minutes. Remove from
fat and drain on absorbent paper.
Serve wrapped in a napkin to keep
hot and crisp.
Evening star., 1952-02-04

Scotch Fingers
Scotch Fingers viii prove popu-
lar with both old and young al
your house.
Mix together 2 cups Of rolled
Evening star., 1952-10-28

That wonderful gum that
will blow double bubbles! F.!
Extra chevy and extra fla
vorful a favorite with
all the children.
Evening star., 1952-08-10

you've seen that Luckies are made better-to
taste better. Now light up a Lucky. You can taste
the difference! For Lucky Strike means fine
tobacco-long strands of fresh clean, good
tasting tobacco in the cigarette that's made
better taste better! So, make your next car
ton-Lucky Strike! Be Happy-Go Lucky!
Evening star., 1952-08-10

You'll see Lucky Strike doesn't fall apart, but
remains perfect cylinder of fresh, clean to-
BACKGROUND, firm, fully packed. And note how
free Luckies are from air spaces or 4hot spots"
that smoke harsh and dry-from annoying loose
ends. Thatswhy Luckies always smoke smoothly,
evenly-give you that fresh, mild, clean taste.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
Churchill Says Month
Would Decide War
BY the Asseelotsd Press

LONDON, Oct. 15.-Prime Min
lister Churchill said last night he
doesn't think a third World War
likely because both sides realize
the untold horrors it would un-
leash. But If war does develop,
he added, the main decision would
come within the first month.
Mr.. Churchill told the Anglo
American Pilgrim Society that any
new war would begin with horrors
ION scale never dreamed of be-
fore" and would be crippling to
IA power depending on vast land
armies. Although he didn't name
Russia, his warning obviously was
aimed at her.
He said that though "the quar-
rel might continue for an indef-
mite period. After the first month
1t would be broken-back war In
which no great army could be
moved over long distances by
land"
Evening star., 1952-10-15
C.Ex-Inspector Mi|IerNomed
County Public Safety Director

group Of citizens from the Rock
vile area. led by Anders r. Lof-
strand. jr.. protesting the "im-
|passable" condition of Beantowr
road.
The group received assurance
from Mason Butcher, public works
director. that the road will be
graded before winter. but he saio
paving Of the road will not come
before July. 1858.
Zoning Map Protested.
Members of the Takoma Park
City Council also appeared before
the Council to discuss the zonine
map Of the city. prepared by the
Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
The councilmen scored the mar
as one entirely different from that
on which public hearings had beer
held.
The city fathers indicated they
favored liberalizing the zonine
map to permit the continued ex-
istence Of the large number OF
Illegally converted rooming houses
and apartments.
Councilman Harold Hammond
suggested that possibly be the best
solution to the coming enforcement
problem was to adopt a map based
on a freeze" Of present land use
The County Council indicated
lit will study the matter further
In other action yesterday the
council:
/. Approved purchase for ST.
425 of two tracts in Wheaton for
parking lot sites.
2. Set a public hearing for
pm, November 18. on proposed
purchase for $13.230 of another
lot in Wheaton for parking pur-
poses.
8. Set a hearing for 3 pm. No
Ivember Is on the proposed aban-
donment Of parts Of Dustin road
Batson road, Cedar lane, Tucker
lane, Johnsons Mill road and Co.
lumbia road to make way for the
new dam on the Patuxent river.
4. Named Mrs. Lawrence Aber-
|crombie, Joseph E. Reeve. Mrs.
William Riggs Griffith and DR..
H. w. Blalock to the county Ii
brary board.
The. matter will be considered
again when Council President
Lathrop Smith is present.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
Jury ReporfedIy Refuses
To lndicf Chicago Player
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-A Cook
County grand jury yesterday re-
portedly refused to indict Manuel
(Jim) Rivera. Chicago White Sox
outfielder accused of rape of a
I21-year-old housewife.
Rivera did not appear before
the grand jury. He is at liberty
on $4,000 bond set September 80,
two days after he had been seized
Iby police as he was leaving
Comiskey Park following the last
baseball game of the season.
Rivera was accused by Mrs
Janet Gather, wife of an Army
private. She said he offered to
carry some of her packages to her
apartment. She said he refused
to leave the apartment and at
tackled her.
Rivera denied the charges. He
admitted he was intimate with
Mrs. Gather but said it was with
her consent.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
New Cream Deodorunt,
when used dolly, will
do this for you

Now Doctors tell you how to get
$3.50 more security against embar-
RAISING underarm odor and perspi-
ration. Doctors making these tests
find this: New Arid, when used
daily, is $3.50 more effective than
any other leading deodorant in
keeping underarms dry and odor-
less. Gives complete protection.
Used daily, Arid protects ways:
Evening star., 1952-10-15
Furouk Goes to Mainland

CAPRI, Italy. Oct. Is R.-
Former King Farouk Of Egypt. ex-
Queen hartman and their infant
son left the Isle of Capri today to
spend the winter on the Italian
mainland. They will occupy a
villa at Santa Marinella, near
Rome.
Evening star., 1952-10-15

public S a t e ty
for Montgom-
cry County at
an annual SAL
ary of $500.
Mr.. Miller
will assume his
duties on No
|venber /. The
n G W position
was created by
the un t y
Council under a
law passed dur
ing the last
May legislative
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Arthur E. Miller, former as
~istant superintendent Of the Met
Iropolitan Police Department, yes
terday was named director of
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New Cream Deodorant Proved
53% MORE effective inKeeping
uNDERARMs DRY and oDoRLESs

!. Keeps Underarms dry. Pre-.
vents appearance of perspiration.
z. Sofe for clothes. Does not rot
dresses. Saves clothes from stains.
3. Takes odor out Of perspira.
fion - instantly, surely, on con.
tact. Deodorizes instantly. Keeps
you sweet.
4. Anfiseptie. A smooth, white,
gentle-action vanishing cream.
5. Creamy. Will not dry out.
Only 43e plus tax. Get Arid
Cream Deodoront fodoyI
Evening star., 1952-10-15
Same Charter for 81 Years

NASHVILLE - The Oldest un-
amended State Constitution in the
United States is Tennessee S,
adopted in 1870.
Evening star., 1952-10-15


|. Mr.. Miller Is widely known as
an expert on traffic control and
from 1910 to 1850 was inspector
in charge of traffic control with
the Metropolitan police. He was
an assistant superintendent Of po-
lice at the time Of his retirement
in September, 1850. after more
than 80 years service.
The appointment came as nc
surprise, as Mr.. Miller's' name
had been mentioned prominently
in discussions of the new post
He will head public safety pro-
gram and direct the divisions OF
police protection, fire protection
and civil defense.
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Long Resided In County.

Mr.. Miller is a long time resi-
dent Of the county and lives at
1904 Radnor road. Bethesda. He
has been member of the County
Safety Board since its inception
in 1946. He is IS and married.
One of the new directors first
tasks will be a study of the police
pay scale and the number of
police needed in the county.
The Council yesterday heard a
Evening star., 1952-03-28

For the season. Supply Of rental
reserve your unit. Caii Ii. SAILS.
r a. NJ. REFRIGERATION CO.,
ia i st. ne. Your authorized
(BOnded) Service Dealer
Evening star., 1952-03-28
HELP DOMESTIC

CHILD CARE. light hofsework. live
In. Silver Spring home; other help
employed; top salary. JU. 7-63SO.
COOK, experienced, s.h.w.: hours. /
per week; near Chevy Chase circle.
CCoK.G.H.w., live in: fond of chill
dren; pleasant upstairs fm., George
town house; $120 per mo-; cher
help employed; refs. req. Ho. S303.
COOK -G.H.w.; live in; upstairs rm.,
pvt; bath; In reliseIe; saas GOOD refs; good
COOK. "a T@flss % in; care sa,l. a
sfsa s sssfl''i motS RE ssfssssse' sssS re%quassd %
G.H.W. - Live IN. pvt. room and
bath, -pS ~ days; local refs; ss25.
G.H.w.Msat.. sun. on. plain coo2ins.
upstairs rm.. Bendix; 2 school age
! ehilMaren; @ SIS; !; i've ,in; In q sH ,dnd $780, I,
children: cail only with recent wash.
refs; every Thurs. and every other
sun. on; S25 wk. to start. EN-. 1913.
G.H.w., white; live in. care for chill
dren: refs: lovely new quarters.
HEEp MI Win 1WfTH CHILDREN between ss Z s:so
and 1880; live in or out. OIL. 7a77.
|HoUsEKEEPER, middle-ased lady
new motherless home; oil modern
appliances; live In; refs. IA. e424'
HOUsEKEEPER-Good home. Two
adults In family. Plenty Of time on
HSSnsikHerEScoSk. SO assas nc sShc to Nv: s n:
children, school age; must have Rooc
references. Cafl I'M. b711. so
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HELP poMEsTIc Cont. +,

HOUSEKEEPER-G.H.W plain cook.
ing; 2 small children: good salary;
live in; Thurs. afternoon. every
health card card. Z 81. Ssss. so '
H0IsEKEEPER OR COUPLE, for
some one who wants permanent
work; air-conditioned living quar-
tiers. Must have good BACKGROUND
and reference. Salary open. Other
tween s pm. and 10 pm. --2s
NURSEMAID WANTED, to look after
children. in school; live in;
ary, $3.50 mo-; recent reference nee.
Do not apply unless steady job
wanted. AD. 1858.
WOMAN; live in colored home. care
Tor CHILDREN: $40 vk. and meals.
LII. 1-SSf2. 80 4
WOMAN who wishes good home, to
help with children and g.h.W; rm.
yith Pvt. bath, entr.; S16 wk. JE,
WOMAN WANTED, white, immediate.
II; as cook and general house.
worker: one In family. Seminary
Hill Alex. Phone TE. 3160. 80
EAIPLOYED GOVT. COUPLE desire
competent white woman; day care
EapfRnd7; GI shlld; Eo,;sSss y0; ;2s.SSsls; g. ..r. -.
sors i've aunfsS d. rs. bei5ls. beiif5;l no so Saoei
FAMILY or 4 desires intelliTent
enersetfc white Girl TO live in Chevy
Cnase and care for small girls,
WHITE WOMAN--Vi Vicinity Of Hyatts-
school. aged children. 5-day wk.
AP. 1854 90 =
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WoMEN

BABY SITTER. by hour. day, night;
vicinity Mass. and wis. aves. Ma.
tured woman. excel. refs. Wo. 54SS.
COMPANION desires position With
elderly lady; can leave city; exper.,
SsSenda0le' ssse. nice disposition. ass Ma.
DREssMAKER, fashionable custom
made clothes. GE. s007 for appt.
MANAGER Of high-class rooming ing or
rience. References exchanged. Tele-
sTEN0GRAPHER-seyen yrs. exper.
Desires position with chance Of
learning art or applying talent
some art training. Box at. Star.
TYPNG done at home; ref. win
TYPING WANTED-Addressing, stun
ins' mailing at home. 5000 18th
RUPaERs I'll aiTi AaaPf fMPioSsSEiNr 5SsSEi AGENCY
ysitinE for day work. References
TS MY PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYER.
ens snd cspaStes Sthf srs Gs GssbsE ts
file. switchboard (PBX. keyboard,
routine Of any kind. public contact
personal or by phone),. RESPONSE
bility. instruct, systematize econo-
mize work with children, work with
animals. help unhappy adults,
phrase and write poetry, play piano
rating, floral culture and design,
hand crafts and all mental aspects
Of It,, FINDING THESE ACCRED-
TABLE TO YOUR BUSINESS OR
PROFESSION. PLEASE WRITE BOX
at. CARE OF THE STAR.
COLORED GIRL desires Job address,
ing envelopes at home or in your
ONCE. LU. 4-0721.
COLORED WOMAN, desires work as
Eooming house or hotel maid
81. 4192. 2Ss
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK-Colored woman. exper., wants
evening or night work in restaurant
or club; References. LA. 6-S933. .
DAYS WORK for my maid, good
worker. older. excellent with chill
dren. NV area. WO. SO74. -2S
WOMAN. white. desires days work
in D. c.. will care for child or
elderly lady. or do light work; ref.
Box 33-T. Star. 29s
WOMAN wants work. caring for chill
dren or light housework; s days vk.
WOMAN. colored, wants part-time OF
days work. Social references. VI.
WOMAN. colored, wishes days work;
exper. and ref. DE. 909S.
NEAT COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w.;
experienced; laundry work preferred.
GIRL desires days work,
Mon. through Thurs. Call after 3.
COLORED WOMAN wants housework
Rad and cS1kins; 90 ns;I 5 days. no sat. or Sun.
COL0RED WOMAN wants part-tinie
g.h.w. morning hours; ref; 5 days,
no Sat. or Sun. vi. 1927.
C0LORED WOMAN wants work Mon.
through Fri; exper. ironer; good
plain cook: fond Of children; live
out, vi. 6764,
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HElp WoMEN

SECRETARY -sTENoGRAPHER. must
$50 pm. daily except Sat. Experi-
erice, personality and reliability es-
sentiai. For interview phone Elk.
shoRT ORDER COOK. white. steady
Job; the last employe worked 9
years. Apply IN person. Dixie PIG
BARBECUE, Marlboro pike and
Benning Ed; Sc. HI: 1883; --2S
sas :. Sn'e pbsne fs5 sns sH l5as ga1ssn' ogsssli''
e 49, oss aS's
STENOGRAPHER-1yping, telephone
answering. some dictation, general
interesting job in social agency
employing the handicapped. OPP
portunity for satisfying, useful
work. 5-day week. Employe bene-
fits. ME. 5940 for appointment:
sTENo. assist with phone, five-day
See Mrs DilS Mcoris. gss MAIoNfYs AnIt5SaEY Sc. Ssp
sl26 Georgia ave-. SILVER Spring.
sTENOGRAHER. 5-day week, ideal
son, M KfNsMAN si'S SoPr1eAT Co. 1910
sTENoaGiRRAirHER. III 6 exp; position Is
available Immediately: 5-day week,
attractive SURROUNDINGS; S270 per
mo. Box 396-R, Star. - 80
STENOGRAPHER, for aeronautical
Arm; 5-day wk.; pleasant working
scsoTnditisSdnns; sTsdn good starting salary.
- Fiye-day week.
Ideal working conditions. Advance
nent; start $50. Box 40-T. Star.
sTENOGRAPHER, experienced. for
work in law office. caia ME. 1d52.
STENoGRAPHER - University OF
Maryland has vacancy; good pay
and hours. Call Personnel ONCE.
sTENOGRAPHER-35-hr.. 5-day wk.:
paid holidays and vacation: GOOD
working conds. Call Mr.. PETER
Evening star., 1952-03-28
TYPIST-CLERK


Good salary and working conditions.
See Mr.. Soyars A. P. WOODSON
co.. 1913 II st. NV. -2S
WAITRESS, white, nightwork. Cali
any time after IL noon. WALDROP'S
SUPPER CLUB. 431S r. !. ave. ne,
WAITRESS, exper.. must be over 81.
Apply In person after l pm, STEW
EMS ssEa CAFE 354s 14th st. NV. Tu.
W4iTREss, a1 to 80. white; nisht-
MARosY'S TAVERN, 221 Rigs I'd.
WAITRESS. WHITE. for steady Job: L
good pay. good tips; apply CHINS
RESTAURANT. 2614 Conn. ave. NV.
wAirREss. mature, reliable exp esper.
woman: sal. $50, tips aver. S45 to
Va. Call TIE. 0096. -2S
WAITRESS, experienced: good earn
ings. Apply DUFFY'S TAVERN,
365l Ga: ave. NV. go
MATTRESSES, white exper.. over 21.
Apply in person. CHINA INN, 631
white, over 81. night
work; experience not necessary; full
or part time: $50 wk. Apply BAND
BOX RESTAURANT, TAI Sth st: Sc.
MATTRESSES. white. wanted for
HOWARD JoHNsoNs. i41s Il. NY! Z.
ave. NV. Don't phone 40
Evening star., 1952-03-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES

NEW CLASSES in shorthand. tipping
bookkeeping, comptometer; small
classes; intensive courses; positions
open to $4,000 VI. up. Start at
18th and g NV, MA. 2340.
MODERN TRAINING in beanty cul-
ture; ali subjects taught. Approved
for CT training; day and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
LEGE, 1910 G st. nv DI. 1862
EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLO-
MA at home in spare time. Also 400
engineering and business courses
.C.S., 232 Bond Bldg, ME. S166.
ORGAN INSTRUCTION, classical and
popular. Beginners or advanced.
Practice time available. Phone JOR-
DAMS, Sterling 9400. Ext. 2l, for
appointment. Corner 18th and @
RI DRIVING SCHOOL. RE.
217l 24-hour phone service. ia
ARE You GOING TO FRANCE?-
Learn actual Partisan conversational
French. no grammar from grad
uate professor Of French. Univ. OF
Paris: 2 yrs. Of French required.
Limited evening classes start Tues
day, April l, 8 pm. Write Profes-
sor Maurice. SALON LrTERAIRE.
1929 M ST. NV. Il
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BEDROOM

DoNT Tr PgX E. sET1RE zS4sE y9g yT y1S1T gs
2F o,s 29S to 6O% ON On NEW sAMPLE 4lAPLE
SARs!H}Sg' SSAARsE9Hgs' LOOK AT THESE
Fine double or single maple bed.
chest. dresser and mirror. was
S109.50. now $50. so; 3-piece beau
tiful walnut double bed. double
dresser and mirror and chest. was
S279.50. now S154. so. Large selec-
tion of solid mahogany and solid
cherry at give-away prices. Inner
spring mattresses. were $50. so. now
S29.50; were $500. now S39. so,
delivered in original factory wrap
pings. Fine mahogany or maple beds
in all sizes. now $3.50. Many more
bargains too numerous to mention.
Open Thursday till 8 pm
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV. EX. 6742
The SAMPLE Bargain Store Of Wash.
COOLERS (sl, practic-
slly new. 500 ea: HI. 1886. 80
2S-in.i chrome fend-
srso srs and Hp iq9gsasse qgESs carrier. Call sfter
girls 26-in blue finish;
practically new: $3.50. Call Mr..
Houston. RA.- 030S. after 6 week.
days. before 6 week ends. 30
BICYCLE. 70 inches. S36. Call FA.
BRICKS. face and common; i or a
million. ALASKA COAL q BRICK
Co. Ma. 1886. OF. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcens.)

ALLIGATOR HANDBAGS -denuine
also wallets and belts, 20ss discount
for cash, 414 Buchanan st. NV,
ia. 1884. Open ewes. and sun.
AIR CONDITIONER. console model;
suitable home or ONCE: best offer
EN-. 444S. Fri. after 4e any time
AIR CONDITIONERS, in crates: any
sale, e0fs on. AMBASSADOR Co.
DE. 2233. 80
Evening star., 1952-03-28

penses paid. Apply Warner Bldg.
18th and E sts. NV. RIM. 951. Il
KEY-PUNCH OPERATOR
For Remington Rand equipment, ex-
perienced alphabetical punching
temporary evening work. Apply
REMINGTON RAND INC. 2604
Jefferson Davis hwy, Alex. KI.
S-SS00. 80
LABORATORY TECHNTCIAN for doc
tors ONCE. Cali AID. 1888 betwsen
LABoRAToRY TECHNICIAN for posi-
-tion in medical center; 40-hr week;
age 30-40; salary open. Refs. re-
quired. Box 154-S. Star. so
MAIL AND INFO. CLERK
Young lady, able to meet public, to-
work In front ofice Of downtown
hotel. Typing required. Apply in
person. IN assist mt MANAGER.
HOTEL RALEIGH
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

FURNITURE. newly purchased 2-pc.
liv. rni. set; 3-pc. Cordovan bedrm.
suite. AP. S4b6. 80
FURNITURE-Coil spring. solid mat.
tress. First fair offer. 1880 n st.
NV. DU. $500. Apt. 43S.
FURNITURE-Bargains on sterilised
reconditioned hide-a-bed sofa or
loveseat,. 500; studio couches. $lg.
$29; HOLLYWOOD beds, $25, $50, $35,
$40; single or double beds, $5, $Ss
Sl2: mattresses. $S. sig, $40, $19s
$50. $50: secretary, $50; tilt front
and kneehole desks, S19, $25, $35,
$49; break front secy.. 500, bareain.
3-pc. bedroom set. $40; blond or
maple chests. bargain; Ape. break
fast set, S19, $25: dressers. $1e,
$s55: chests. SO; 81. ST. $S2. $st.
sss l s4s aISD Roef asat maple naples buffet net sss:;
chairs, sic: maple bunk beds, com.
plete with innerspring mattresses,
$50; rug pads. So. 81; mirrors. end
lamp and cocktail tables. So, So
$40, $15: box springs with legs. SIS.
$2o; Si bookcases. THE pr iaes HoME rslI, SHOP
SIS; Conant-ball. 3-pc. solid birch.
dinnette, $25; 5-pc.. new solid oak
dinnette. $62.50; chests. $15. un.
drop-leaf tables, Hollywood beds.
Misc. "the little store around the
corner, 4429 Wisconsin ave. NV.
til 9 pm. ordway 6677.
FURNITURE - Antiques. Oriental
rugs, bedrm.. din. liv. rm. furn.
cedar chests, miscellaneous house.
hold articles; Sat, Sun, 2 TO B, 2017
Allen pl. NV. DU. 04S9. so
FURNITURE-Liv. rm. set, dinette.
bedroom. maple twin beds. Washing
mach. other misc. items. Reason
FIUHRsiNITGRRiE sALE-Brand-new, Bet
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm,, living
room from unclaimed freight and
factory samples. etc. A great say.
in9s for cash. LION STORAGE
daily. 1876; sat. TIL I. RE. 4Ssio.
FURNITURE-Entire furnishings Of
2-rm. apt. Call after 2 pm. AP.
3029. rs
FURNITURE CUT RATE
New bedrm.. living rm.. dining rn;.
Special discount to service persons
mel. Open 10 to 8 pm.
KING. 1908 GA. AVE SH. 1891
Evening star., 1952-03-28
TYPIST

Permanent position, 21-32 yrs, IS
5-day, 40-hr. wk.: must have some
e,Iscn sxper; or, Gr COLLEGE; excel; opport.; /;
sra, ama hoiidays. free hospital and
TlYPIsTs.!Whitel. Permsnent posi-.
advancement. Excellent It's surround nde
ings, 5-day week. Liberal vaca-
tion and sick leave. Under 40.
Personal interviews between 8 am.
and pm: Personnel once, Ma
TIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,
Srd and r sts. ne. Do not tele-
TYPISTs, for position with Ire. local
INSURANCE agency. Excel; opgortunity
SIMON. $40 woodward siGs.. pG1. 81
- Experience pre.
ferred, but not essential; good sal
ary;, hours. $3.50 to 4:30, 5 days.
CYCLQPEDIA AMERICANA. 1905
East-West highway. Bethesda. Md.
rYPIsT CLERK-$5o. 5-day Week.
MUTUAL INSURANCE. CO, 40l
Warner Bldg. 18th and = sts. NV.
for interesting posi-
tton in pleasant surroundings; 37h-
hr. wk., 3-wk. vacation; 20 to IS
preferred; library experience helpful
but not necessary. Apply WASH
lNGTON CATHEDRAL, 36th and
Woodley I'd. NV, Canon cleveland.
TYPIST- CLERK, invoice billins re-
quiring accuracy in figure tipping,
shorthand helpful. 5-day, week.
Air-cond. once. FORMAN BROS,
INC, 1460 Okie st. ne. LA. 6-53O0.
Evening star., 1952-03-28

wishes to interview district woman
30-45. for unusual position in high
income bracket. Field selling ex-
perience and ability to handle rapid
advancement preferred. Complete
local training. No investment. Car,
phone. essential Starting salary
privilege. For appt. write age. back
ground. Box 1873, Star. 80
Evening star., 1952-03-28

FURNITURE CUT RATE
factory closeout. Up to 40ss on.
Special discount to service person.
mel. Open 10 to 8 pm.
KING. S203 GA. AVE. SH. 1891
Evening star., 1952-03-28
HELP woMEN
TYPIST

ST--Experienced. general once
sgesk. Salary 500 Boz 2os-s,