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Evening star., 1952-12-13
Former Red Employe
lin Maryland Gives Up
Seeking Job|ess Pay
BY the Asseeiased Press

BALTIMORE, Dec. 13.-Philir
Frankfeld. convicted Of conspirine
to teach violent overthrow of the
Government. has given up trying
to collect State jobless pay hi
claimed because "his services were
no longer required" by the com.
munist Party"
He filed the claim early thi.
year during trial at which he
and five others were convicted
They have an appeal for review
on file with the United States Su.
preme Court.
Application Rejected.
The Maryland Employment Sc.
Icurity Board rejected Frankfeld'.
application for benefits. A referee
A. j. Bum, affirmed the board.
action and said:
''In order to be considered
available for work, a claimant
must be a genuine member Of thu
labor market. He must be EN-.
playable. It does not appear that
the claimant can meet this test.
"An extremely dark cloud I.
hanging over his head"
Frankfeld appealed to the Su.
perior Court Of Baltimore. Hi.
lawyers, in papers on file today
have withdrawn the suit.
Frankfeld was ordered to pay
i$6.75 court costs.
In his application for benefits
Frankfeld stated, II was last EN-.
lployed by the Communist Party
lof Maryland and the District O.
Columbia until February 8, 1852
when I was discharged from thu
party and I was told my service.
no longer required"
Public Relations Expert.
He claimed he was available fol
work between 5 pm. and l am
He was on trial here during tht
day.
Frankfeld listed himself as {
public relations expert. He citec
his work with the Communist
Party and % months in the All
Force during which he taugh
classes in American history ant
government.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-15
/ Keeping IL Touch With Washington
Washington Watching
@ Farm Price Trends

WASHINGTON, d. C.-Washing-
ton is growing more aware of what
is going on out in the farm areas.
It's an awareness sailed with some
worry.
Whats bothering not only
farm leaders. but business and
industry leaders and government
people TOO. is the trend TO lower
income from agricultural pro-
duction.
These people recognize the axiom
that agriculture is the most sensitive
of the economic units for the nation.
They know too that under-currents
of recession are noticed first on the
farms. Agriculture generally leads
any such downward movement about
one year before other business and
industry starts down.
The government has forecast that
national income from farming this
year will show a moderate net de-
cline from last year ~. more money
will be coming in from big crops and
large demand, but higher production
costs will reduce profit.
What adds to the filters here is the
prospect of huge crops and the
spectre of SURPRISES again, like those
of 1948-49 and before World war 2.
A near-record national wheat crop
now seems likely, cotton output
could very easily amount to more
than is needed, the corn crop will be
big, and poultry and eggs viii be in
abundant supply.
It should be noted, however, thai
usually reliable BAE forecasts cal
for generally strong demand ans
prices for the rest of this year. BAL
says farm income will be onl,
slightly lower than last year. Anc
it points out, that's not bad.
If a recession does come, and it,
by no means lead pipe cinch tina
it will, the government believes
won't come until sometime after mex
year. That's when the mobilizatio
spending of the government is es
pected to begin tapering off. Mobi
ization spending running into billion
Of dollars is powerful bulwar
against depression.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-15
Insecticides For
Farm Bins

IN PREPARING your farm bins
and elevators for the new crop, be
careful IN your choice and use of
residual. insecticide sprays on the
walls and floors, says T. r. Robb,
entomologist with the Wyoming
Agricultural Extension service.
A grain sanitation program carried
on jointly by the Food and Drug adj
ADMINISTRATION, the Fish and Wildlife
service, and the U. S. department of
agriculture, is expected to promote
extensive use of such residual sprays
to kill storage insects and help pre-
vent costly infestations of newly
harvested grain, Robb says.
Correctly used, residual insecti-
cides can go a long way in helping to
maintain your stored grain at top
quality and save millions of bushels
destroyed annually by insect pests,
he says.
Recommended are DOT and meth
oxychlor sprays at 27k percent con-
centration, and sprays containing 0.5
percent pyrethrum and allethrin. The
methoxychlor, pyrethrum and alleth-
rim sprays are considered entirely
safe and can be used according to
directions without fear of danger to.
human beings or animals, the en-
tomologist says. These sprays should
be applied at the rate of gallons
per 1000 square feet of wall or floor
surface.
However, DOT sprays should be
used with great caution and applied
only at recommended dosages, Robb
warns. Available evidence doesn't
indicate that DOT is health hazard,
he says, but investigations are being
made to determine the exact amount
that might rub off the walls onto the
grain.
Experts warn that the insecticide
chlordane should not be used where
it might contaminate foodstuffs or
on bin walls where it might be
picked up by stored grain. Until the
results of research to determine il
chlordane is absorbed by stored grain
in harmful amounts, don't use it as Z
residual spray. says Robb.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-15
PLAY IT SMARr

Wheat farmers. faced with big
crops this year. are advised by
USDA TO play il smart. BY this
the government means farmers
/. should plan TO put much Of their
crop under loan and into sfor-
age. Farmers should market
their wheat in AN orderly FASH
ion" the USDA experts say.
If you put your wheat under gov
eminent loan, the reasoning is, you
can repay the loan and sell the wheat
in the open market if prices 60 higher
than supports. And if prices stay at
supports or lower, you still have the
support price.
If rush of grain goes to market
right after harvest, prices may skid.
But, the experts point out, if grain
is marketed in an orderly way, held
in storage and so forth, market prices
will show more strength.
This orderly marketing scheme
was worked last fall on the big cot
ton crop. Ordinarily, the price Of
cotton would probably have skittered
to support levels after harvest. But
actually it never got close to sup
ports.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-15
FLOOD REsToRATIoN

a $4,000. 900 restoration and
rehabilitation program has been
launched by the agriculture de-
partment in midwestern and
western flood regions.
Most of this money is ear-marked
for about 10000 farms covering
hundreds of thousands of acres di-
rectly hit by spring floods in Mon
tana, Iowa, Missouri, Utah, Ne
braska, Kansas, North Dakota, South
Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Farmers who live in counties des-
ignated as disaster areas are eligible
for aid. They should apply to their
county PIMA offices. Rates of as
sistance go up to 80 percent of the
average cost of carrying out APP
proved restoration practices.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-15

be for wheat. This will be an
nounced sometime in late July.
Officials say that mo- goals will be
set again this year for either winter
or spring wheat alone, just for the
overall total crop.
The goals for next year are ex-
pected to call for a cut-back of sew
eral million acres from this years
production. That's because the
bumper crop in sight for this year
raises the problem of surplus.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-15

1853 PRODUCTION GOALS
The agriculture department al
ready has begun to work up pro-
duction goals for 1853. And the
first one TO be announced win
Evening star., 1952-11-18
Flagstone and Stone

Cement driveways, walks. steps
porches,. retaining walls, tile drain.
age. Also outdoor fireplaces,
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, SH. 1859
Evening star., 1952-11-18
FUR GARMENTS

Repaired or remodeled to capes,
stoles, jackets. Finest workmanship
at low price. 10 to 8. AID. 224I Ia
Evening star., 1952-11-18

FURN. = Vacuum cleaner, carpet
sweeper, mahogany sewing cabinet,
ANTIQUE quilts, silver, china. glass
variety of laces. fur trimmed coat.
velvet-trimmed coat, misc. furs, etc.
For appt., call OR. 370S or OIL. 1890.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
HElP-DoMESTIc

COOK, some light housework; live in;
2 adults, care l child; other help
empl.; excel. upstairs quarters; close
IN loc.; top salary; exper.. refs. re-
quired. Call MI. 3033. lis
COOK. gen. housework; stay some
nights; nice home. good salary; city
ref; WO. 71s0. -l9
live in: age 30-45; must have good
city refs; $35 wk. GE. 1899. 30
COOK, experienced, reliable. recent
local refs; small family. WO. 204S,
4301 Mass. ave. NV, Apt. 3005.
COOK-G.H.W., $50 to start; expert
enced, -st-class only; live in, lovely
quarters; must have local references.
c0oK.G.H.w, no laundry; off Sat.
afternoon and every other Sunday
all day. Refs. $50 week. OR. 08s3.
COOK-MAID, must be experienced
cellent home. Other help employed.
$25 wk. RA. 1914. 10
CPLE., or 2 women willing to share
lge. room and bath; exper. cooking
and g.h.w. for family, 2 adults and 3
children. $500 monthly. EN-. 1892.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK and child
worker; new home. conveniently To-
sunday. Refs. RA. 5ssi. 30
G.H.W., live in, fond of children.
wsnting ciean infe11e.nt hems pvt Tpo% and bath
W.---Colored. good cook, exper
with children; live in; refs. $40
HOUSEKEEPER, with ONCE exper.,
Tor business woman; good home.
State san Asa esxperie9fe; age reauiremsats'
HOUsEKEEPER-Live in; pleasant,
comfortable home; salary open. 20.
Ho1sEiRiEEPER, sfii as White. White live in. Com
Employed Business as Couple. Prefer Prefer age age
go TO- 45. Salary, $35. Call ia.
MAID, experienced;. g.h.w., some cook;
ing; stay 2, nights; hours. 10
sshaF9usR sa5' RA. soss. S,sl9'k dinner Salary
32-4O years old, Unattached; 5Ia day
week; cleaning, laundry. no ironing
Two children; refs. required. Gall
TSM!As sP's :ss: ssss: fnV: 7: IsE Is!
room. board and 500 mo. Phone
LA. 6-335l bet. 4 and pm. is
EXPERIENCED MAID for general
laundry, no shirts or sheets; refs;
live in, 3rd fir. room and bath;
good salary; Spring Valley; school
age children; neat woman who can
organize own work and wants per-
manent position. OR. 1904. -21
MARRIED COUPLE. white or colored.
to work for bacelor's home; involves
some gardening; servant quarters
GASTON. IL to s.
EXPER. WOMAN to do cooking;
g.h.w.: light laundry; sleep in 2 or
3 nights q wk. Salary, $50. Refs.
reSqiTsd; %HTTf KdMsS KI si5s5s bs;w Al .nS SS so
to live in and do g.h.w.; must have
good city refs; small apt. and small
family. Address Box 11S-S, Star.
COLORED GIRL to care for baby, &
days wk. Call after 8. LU. 4-7396.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Furniture Discount Sale
BEDROOM, LIVING RIM. SOFA
sGTs sGPS sdgDaGs dqestx reduced aMp DErTa ssss
terms. Open evenings till 8, AMERI.
CAN. 1O22 9TH ST NV. RE. 1868.
Evening star., 1952-11-18

Repaired or remodeled to capes
stoles, jackets. Finest workmanship
at low price. 10 to 8. AID. 324I. LA
FURNITURE, liv. rm.. z pcs. incl.
sS ssGfs1sd sF hest umsS asr fS6ir ne sess sSsstoman
FURSITuRE II RE- saEELsrand.nsw TGi SHSs; bet.
room. from unclaimed freight and
inss for cash. LION sToRAGE
BLDG. 46O New York ave. NV:
daily, 1916; Sat, till 4. RE. 4310
FURNITURE-Floor clearance, Tufted
love seat. 500; studio couch. $40;
chest Of drawers. $22; channel back
occasional chair. $14: modern lounge
CHAIR. $40: 21-inch square 0ttomans'
casionsi SS &c chair. s1s: or'i tuxedo d style S
misc. HoFFMAN UPHoLsTiEiRERs,
2447 Il; 1sth 3 St. NV. co. I5dl.l PIG
FSSgRsa1TsS5IhEs.I,y. SRSa s5I rmy din. rn.: =. Ssd.
riice. rm fu!n; "a. fSr Sssss ss's W. old sse-
FURNiTTRE-Iess than year old
9x18 wool rug and pad; modern
green texture chair and ottoman;
mahog. drum book table; 0x12 cot
ton loop pile rug. Sacrifice. Sligo
EO@NAA ORE--6tuOlO COucn, DIN. nm.
table. kit. table and 2 chairs, misc.
furn.; used year; excl. cond. GE.
FURNITURE Moving, sell cheap
Maple bedroom set, lamps, chairs
bookcase. dresser. wardrobe. EN-
FURNITURE-Green genuine leather
chair. biege lounge chair. floral de-
sign, 4 mahog. Colonial chairs
Imperial mahog. cocktail table, glass
top; drapes and mis-. items. Phone
EN-. 1924. after 9 pm.
FURNITURE-5-pc. chrome dinette
set with Formica top, and enc
tables. cocktail table, gossip bench
In lined oak. 2 lamps; will sell fol-
$3.50; all like new. LU. 1-14S6
FURNITURE rms, very reason.
able. apt. In nice loc. For further
infor. call 10. 10000. .-21
FURNITURE nv.. rm. end tables
and / coffee table, In excellent
condition. 500. Sun. 1876; ewes,
SO. no. phone calls. 1901 Conn
FURNITtRE-Sofa bed. S65; chair
and ottoman, $25: rocker, -S15:
end tables and cocktail table, $40
After 9 Pm. NO. 1888. ga
Evening star., 1952-11-18
FURNITURE

REMOVAL SPECIAL
To shoppers Of The Star. DALEY
TRANSFER SERVICE. Ii. 3-9535.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
HELP MEN 6 WoMEN tcontI SITUATIONS WoMEN Cont. }

RECEPTIONIST, some typing; young
woman. desires position in doctor S
office. Call Greenbelt 5903 after $50
pm. 2Os
SECRETARY-Gibbs grad. top rel. :
stsl syal now; s76 wk. Box 3lss..M'
TYPING done at home. Telephone
GIL. 0546. liz
SOS specializes in supplying efficient,
temporary office help for short or
long assignments. Call SECRE-
TARIAL & OFFICE SERVICES, ST.
1871. 30
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN. desires
plain cooking; no nights: no chill
aeno, aren; refs.' last ref. yrs. Ii.
COLORED GIRL desires cafeteria
work as countergirl or kitchen
helper. LA. 6-794l.
COLORED GIRL, wishes Job, restau-
rant or hotel; sandwich or salad
girl; night or day. DE. 7lSO.
COLORED WOMAN, desires day work
or week end; practical nursing
Ia. 1869.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. }

CARPENTRY WORK -- Recreation
rooms, porches, garages. etc. For
free estm. call TO. 6130. AP. 1887.
CARPENTRY-Resi. .-com. Fine car.
pentry for particular people. Rec.
rm.. den. cabinet; work guar. Call
g ST. DENNIS. LO. 7-26S1. 80
CARPENTRY - Alterations, repairs
remodeling: old and new work. MR.
SMITH. ia. 7-5527. any time
CEMENT WALKS, walls, floors, porch;
white mechanics. JACK SPARKS.
HO; S439; LO. 7-9111. -19
MASON. steps, side
walks. driveways, patios, water.
proefng, walls; minor rep. Elk. 1884.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
ROOTER;: Phone RIA. 1888 any day.
DoRMERs. DoRMERs. DoRMERs.
Any shape or size, installed BY ex-
pert carpenters and roofers, at q
moderate price; Va. only. IA. 5-6250.
FENCE-Galvanized chain link; all
posts in concrete. Immediate erec.
ton. Get the best for less. No down
payment, 80 months to pay. Phone
IL 4.45SS; evenings and Sunday.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
SURPLUS

BEDS-GOVT. SURPLUS
SO in. width stsTiliSed HOLLYWOOD
hunks (no mattresses), S19.95; Wave
80, in. width folding beds. $10.95;
solid oak dinette table g leaves)
cssts ssa~sG siasp s1s Wool Blsn 6iankets
S3.25 All types Of new furniture
SON. ia srd st. NV. Ex. sS74. q
springs into Hollywood beds. We We
BEbRoom n6ts p f41s Or sa 1sSs b;2sS
youtf set; chiids chest. misceliane. misc ErsH
BEDRM. SET. 3-pc. walnut; includes
mattress and springs; used less than
mos; excel. cond.; s1oo. Phone
BEDRoOM I ,o ,i. SET, 47pieee; large; spring
BEDROOM SUITE. birdseye map mapIe,
chiffonier and dresser; 2 ivory metal
sgle. beds with springs; good cond.
BICYCLE.oirrs; 20 in; good condi-
tion. Daleview 9058. --19
4oYCLE-Boy's 26-inch. bright red.
headlight, carrier, exc. cond., rea-
pSnIaSorH sSnaSls; 10; v0i;s 9346. uo,.v Wis Wis
home. is our business. Bondstone
can be applied over any surface.
outside or inside walls. Your home
will be termite. FIRE and water proof.
Never need painting. Nothing adds
to the value Of your property like
tombstone. Free estim.; long terms
arranged. CAPITOL CONTRACT
ti1esda. Md. WI. 6086.
BOX SPRING, twin-bed size. less than
month old. 7.50. WO. 1855.
BRAKE TESTER. Weaver; duplicate
D. G. insp. machine. $500. o03 N
st. NV. --2k
Evening star., 1952-11-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G.H:W. OR CHILD CARE; colorec
girl, neat, dependable, desires full.
time job. Ii. 4-6S07.
GIRL, colored, desires job, baby sit
Ting Ing and light od dhousework; .. s days
1El Local d1siFss Tafesenees Job H} days asss week
GIRL desires cafeteria work or g.h.
work. CO. 50S9.
HOUSEKEEPER, refined, Norwegian
widow. daughter 13, live in vicinity
OF Alexandria; no objection to School
chlidren, prefer motherless home OF
working mother. Best local refer
ence furnished. $35 wk. FA. 4444
LADY, colored. settled; child care, pl.
live out. Ii. 7-l635. -
LAUNDRESS by day; experienced;
Gcs Gexcslient lroner; best ref. Call
WOMAN, TtosI! ocSlored, desires part:time
exper., gG5h re" ref. co q 4hSa niSat work III
WOMAN. colored. wants days work
e,o or 3 days a week. Ref. Phone Ii
WOMAN, colored, exper., desires DO.
sition. g.h.w.. 51a-day week. MI
EXPERIENCED DAY WORKERS
nI1 Mant aaS9 york by day or week. Cal
EXPERT FALL HoUsECLEANiNG h,
experienced colored couple. Walls
windows, floors, etc. Refs. ST. O93I
DAMASCUS CHURCH EMPL. OFFICE
mas plenty Of day workers: live in OF
out; weeks wk.: check refs. RE. 02O6
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. ant
care care OF children; live in; ref. Elk
CoLORED GIRL desires work eve.
nings. g. It'll II, fountain helper
cafeteria, or child care. Ii. 3-S01S
COLORED GIRL wishes job. g.h.w. OF
"a ffaAins a sSnS ears OF children; 5-day week
and e.h.w.; Mon. Fri; would % like etc te
work in Sc. 10. 3-0767.
and child care. ME. 6528; 5-day
CoIoRED LADY, single, desires tS
good ref. Box 359-M. Star.
C0LORED WOMAN wants cooking OF
child care. 5 days week; $50 plus
carfare; local refs. DE O7O3.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
Thurs. and Sat-; good references
HO. 1924 after 8, evenings. =
COLORED WOMAN wants 3 days
work; light housework; references
C0LORED WOMAN, efficient, desires
2-aay wk. or days work; refs. Ii
CoLoRED WOMAN desires child
care, g.h.w.; local references.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
BRICK-LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS

Complete line. new and used. Hun.
dreds Of bargains to save you SSS
on repairing. remodeling and con.
struction; Furnaces. radiators, pipe
and fittings. Sinks with cabinets
basins. tubs. fittings. stoves. Doors
sash, shutters. complete windows
sizes. Plasterboard. plywood. eeiotex
homasote. hard brick. steel beams
channels, corrugated galv. sheets
cement. Sakrete. Come in, looh
around. Free delivery. Open Sat
HOO So. Capitol. Ii. 3-26O2
Evening star., 1952-11-18
INSTRUCTION COURSES

CIVIL sERyICE-Prepare now for
Civil Service exams; stem, typ. THE
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL, 1913 14th st. NV. 14th
and Park I'd. MI. 955S.
learned; age no handicap. Day class
tuition $50; night S25. MRS
CHANDLER, HU. 1924. ST. 1878
MODEM TRAINING in beauty cui.
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
for GI training; day and evenins
classes WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
IEGE. 1910 G ST. NV DI 1862
HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME-ln spare
time. Also 391 business. industrial,
engineering. art and academic
courses. Diploma awarded. Write OF
Shone for catalog of courses. ICS
232 Bond Bldg. ME. Sl66.
ACCORDION - Rent an accordion
Wen show you how to play it! Free
of charge. Pay only 81 rental per
week for 10 weeks and receive 10
free accordion lessons. Enroll now
and learn to. play the accordion for
2 lifetime of pleasure and success
MERVIN CONN ACCORDION
SCHOOL, 35O7-35O9 14th st. NV,
TU. 1913 or RA. 1927. is
Evening star., 1952-11-18
RRICK-RRICK

$50, 900 S"xS" So. brick, ga" high
center ribbed. Lay an 8" brick wall
IN one operation. Must move. Priced
USED CINDER BLOCK and COBBLE.
STONES. ACE WRECKING CO.,
LU. 4-O5OO.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
ROBINSON
LUMBER co.
1899 KenilWorth Ave. NE.
ludlow 1-12O0

MIMEO. MACHINE, Niagara cleo.
OFFICE SUPPLY CO.. 1855 2Ist St.
MODULAToR-50 watts, rack mtg.,
complete new. High and low voltage
supply. rack mtg, new. 10. 40.
OIL HEATERS = win heat several
rooms; s25; ATLANTIC CO.. s07
OIL PAINTINGs. Original Originals, by vii.
liam Webster. S35 to $3.50; patrons
Bros, Artcraft. DU. 3iS3. --iS
ORGAN-Hammond spinet. model M;
used very little; Sl,150. MR.. NEW.
MAN. DU. 1900. RA. $500. ---23
ORGANS, Baldwin and Minshall cleo
tronic Estey reed organs, Models
demonstrations without obligation.
P'''s HUGo III e. woRcH
925 @ st. NV. Est. 1879
OvERCOAT, heavy, good condition,
size 3S medium length; Sl2. SH.
PIANO. Helbis upright; good mechan.
sSars 1saI sond;; nd 5lss nies tone quality; 500.
PIANp, Als stsi9Eay snI9IS, paTIo5 Grand So
PixNo-Baldwin large grand. WIN
rent or sell. Excellent condition.
Overhauled by expert. Ideal for
HAIRY hal laTse 8 yoSns SIZES Si HG slSS soso Call
case. nice condition.; ss5. Also
10x13 rug. 3o6 Lonsfeliow st. NV.
spinet; attractive
S2b down. balance in SO months.
KITS, 1890 G st. NV. --22
PIANOS FOR RENT--Low rates on
spinets and consoles. Hauling. extra.
Ak M s5o sSoHt our ggTshsserenss Plan
saS saS. Q .ns ss PSar.dsss sHI' hssS hsa5 Mon y
pPfANos-JoRpAN,s Silver Spring
store at 1882 Georgia ave-. Is open
space space in iD front q store G makes it easy
to shop evenings. Complete, selec-
n ton Of pianos Gs for sale and gent
PIASOs~Pre.hoiidsy special brand
new famous make spinets, exquisite
mesd tyIns sisn ssanttg fSna !. qShfly shs lox Sfes
sa5 down. balance in SO mos.
PIANOS, Steinway, Baldwin and other
grands. from S2S5 UP. Jesse French
spinet. Knabe. stieff and other up
rights. from s9S up; po,,I PAUL Tm.qscan GoL,
Storage Bldg, 2S01 Georgia ave.
-AD. 592s l9;3o to 6:aol;;, 21'
PIANos-JSrdan,Ss s. at t.rlstt Isth ,.nc.,on snd q
of new and used pianos in this city
on display. Wide selection Of fin
ishes and styles in grands. spsns-s.
Pay as little as S25 down. ST. 9400.
JORDAN'S. corner 18th and @ sts:
NV. Store hours, Mondays and
Thursdays. 1890 to 8 pm. Ri
PIANOS-If you want to buy o new
or used piano at q saving, visit
the Piano Mart. Over 100 tnstru-
ments on display, Including the fun
Lester Betsy Ross line. Pay rs little
as S25 down. Also pianos for rent.
ST. 5000. PIANO MART, 1015 9TH
st. NV. dust above the hbrary).
CONTINUED on Next PageD
Evening star., 1952-11-18
hELP-WoMEN

MANAGER for speciality shop. must
be thoroughly exper, in goats. suits
permanent position. Apply TALL AP.
PARREL INC, 73S 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
hElP--WoNAEN

SECRETARY. age % to 35: law ONCE:
5-day wk.. 8 to B; salary open. Box
saCRErARY.sTENo., aeIIEsi A1RsSYE:sTENo immed. s open
ing for girl with banking expert
ence for . mortgage banking arm;
must be under 80 years Of age;
shorthand go, tipping go; very pleas
ant working conditions; 35-hour. s.
day week; vacations with pay; sal
ary commensurate with experience.
Call MA. 1894. 20
Evening star., 1952-11-18
PLYWOOD
FIRST QUALITY
SANDED 2 SIDES
NEW SURPLUS TOOLS

NEW SURPLUS TOOLS
BIG BARGAINS
Come Get EN- for Christmas
Insulation, Economy
Fibreglass
100 So. it. roll l----------$4.95
Med. thick, 75-ft. roll, $5.63
Full thick, Soft. roll, $4.25
Free Delivery in Washington,
Nearby Md and Va
Evening star., 1952-11-18
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ALTERATIONS and dressmaking done
in time for Christmas: very reason
able. Call DE. 666S. Q to 8.
PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced, de-
sires duty Of any type; hours to
suit. NO. 0774.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
HELP-WoAEN

to operate dicta-
phone for general ONCE work. d.
vision Headquarters, National con-
cern. small ONCE; excel. workins
conditions; 37a-hr. week. s days,
retirement and sickness, disability
benefits. attractive starting salary
wage progressive plan: age limit 80
Apply Room 703, 1857 K street NV
-19
TYPIST, part time, approx. 4 hours
daily; general office work; 8. Airing
Evening star., 1952-11-18
MOTOR TRAVEL

arrive San Franco Dec "a; passen-
gers for all or part trip. Ma. 1888.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
STONE WALLS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES - Burroughs,
desk model, $50; Remington cleo
trio. adds and subtracts, $135. CEN
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO., 2019 14th
ADDING MACHINE-victor, small m
port. 2 yrs. old. Cost $130; sell.
mil. LA. 6-3466. Us
ADDING MACHINES, r. C. Allen. 8
columns, subtractors; also several
cHELL Sal SALES S Co. 'tHSs UN. s4s7. Wis Mis
ANTIQUES-This year do part Of
your Christmas shopping at. BELL
HINDS. You never saw such bar
gains. 6O5 Sixth st. NV. is
ANTIQUES = Chairs (6). maple cane
seated; mahogany tilt-top table. 80
in, 1,piece solid top; Boston rocker;
ANTIQUES-Marble top. gen. walnut
buffet. value $500; ebony platform
REUSED uN Ss after Fsas g. or 'sy any
time Sat. and Sun. 30