davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Bedroom
Furniture

1-S39.5O Englander Box Spring;
discontinued ticking, twin size,
$19.75
I-S34.75 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress; taped, rolled edges.
twin size ----------$21.88
1-$44.5O Foster Box Spring;
hardwood base frame; twin
size -------------$19.75
1-$42.5O Simmons Innerspring
Mattress; pre-built borders,
twin size -$28.99
l-S39.5O Simmons 'Hotel Spe-
cial" Innerspring Mattress;
soiled: twin size $24.99
1-S29.50 Box Spring; blue,
white striped ticking; twin size,
$16.8S
1-$29.50 Box Spring; discon-
tinued style: twin size -$19.99
1-$42.5O Simmons Box Spring;
sturdy coil construction;
double size ---------.S S22.99
1-S69.5O Simmons beautyreSt
Mattress; soiled; double size,
$3.50
1-S49.50 Foster Innerspring
Mattress; extra firm; soiled;
double size ---$ $31.99
1-S29.50 Innerspring Mattress;
cotton felt padding; double size,
$16.8S
1-$44.95 Serta Smooth Top"
Innerspring Mattress; prebuilt
borders; double size ---- $28.88
1-$32.95 Washington "Hotel
SpeciaP' Innerspring Mattress;
soiled; double size ----$1S.99
1-$29.5O Innerspring Mattress;
prebuilt borders; twin size,
$3.50
Washington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09

Girls Wear

$2.99 Blue Jeans; red stitching
and nailhead trim; three pock-
cts, broken sizes $1.89
$2.49 Plaid Cotton Flannel Sport
Shirts; long sleeves; convert
ible necklines. TIA $1.99
$5.99-$6.99 Cotton Dresses;
plaids, solids; full skirts, short
sleeves. TIA ------- $4.S8
$1.49 Cotton Slips; lace trims;
four gore styles; white, 8-l4,
S1.0O
$2.29 Confetti NylOn and Wool
Slip0ns with short sleeves; pas
tells, dark colors $1.69
20-$2.99-S5.99 Cotton Dresses;
prints, solids - $1.69
1O-$5.99-S7.99 Cotton and Ray
on Dresses - $500
25-S2.99-$4.78 Blouses; long,
short sleeves; cotton, rayon,
$1.69
10-$12.s5 Better Cotton Dresses
$500
1O-$21.O0 Spring Goats; all
wool, navy $500
e$31.00 Wool Suits; girls and
in-between sizes -- $22.00
Washington-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Infants Wear

3-$4.99 Quilted Robes. Sizes 3
Q) and 4 $500
&$5.95 Jumpers. Sizes 3 %, S
1) and 6 $500
Boys $1.99 Cotton Jersey Jack.
cts. Sizes 3, 5, .----.-----.50 Soc
$3.50 Irregular Baby Crib
Blankets; solids, jacquards, 36x
$5.95 Irregular Plaid Pram
Robe. 75% wool. $50 rayon,
$500
25c Cotton Knit Western Print
Underpants. Size 4 only Sc
25c Pyrex Bottles. 8-oz. size,
narrow neck, screw top Sc
$1.99 Pastel Rayon Taffeta
Dresses. Sizes 2 and g. $500
$3.50 Irregular Nursery Print
Cotton Quilts, 40x54" $3.50
Washington Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Handkerchief

2OO-W m ms 19c Linen
Hankies. 1/16" hens. 6 for 85c
5O-Men's $1.O0 Extra Large
White Linen Handkerchiefs,
3/8" hens ~ 47c
75-Women'S 29c Cotton Initial
Hankies, hand rolled hens. Not
all initials - 10C ca.
2OO-Men's 59c Linen Initial
Handkerchiefs. 3/8" hens. Not
all initials -- 39c ca.
SOW m ems SOC "Name"
Hankies. Fine white cotton, not
all names 29c ca.
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Notions

SO-$2.9S Plastic Stor-All Gar.
ment Bags $1.39
3O-$1.00 Twelve Pocket Shoe
Bags. Wine, blue -- 59c
4O-$59c Moth Champs to hang
In closet 25c
3O-$1.OO Bowl Cover Sets.
Floral plastic. 8 to set $50
$3.50 c-69c Plastic Lamp Shade
Covers. Broken sizes - 19c
24-$1.00 Plastic Covered Chair
Cushions. Red 75c
30-$1.O0 Plastic Sock Dryers.
Broken sizes -- CSC
2O-$1.OO Foam Rubber Sole
House Slippers. Broken sizes,
59c
4O-59c Silk Dress Shields. Reg
ular and crescent. Pastels,
19c pr.
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Leather Goods

$12.50 Red Calfskin Bag. As is,
$500
$500 Brown Suede Bags. As
Is ---------$1.OO"
+$7.95 Calfslin Bags, brown,
black, as Is ------$2.79s
1-S10.5O Brown Calfskin Bag,
leather lined --------$6.95"
25-S5.00 Genuine Morocco Lea
ther Pocket Secretaries. Gold
plated pencil. upper compart-
ment, memo pad, brown -$2.59'
@$3.50-$7.50 BillfOlds $500
$12.50 Mans Leather Case with
chrome fittings. As is ----$6.95
"Plus 20qc tax
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Knit Underwear

65-$1.35-$2.O0 Famous Make
Vests, Pants, BlOOmers. Broken
sizes, colors -----------$1.OO
49-S4.95 Nylon Tricot Slips, net
trims. Broken sizes $3.19
91-Impfs. $500 Nylon Tricot
Briefs. Small sizes only 69c
42-Impfs. S3.95 Famous Name
Rayon TricOt Gowns, net and
lace trims, pastels, broken sizes,
S1.99
58-Impfs. $5.95 Famous Name
Cotton Balbriggan Gowns,
broken sizes, colors $2.39
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Goats

% Misses, WQmen's $685.
S79.95 Fur Trimmed Coats,
$32.OO-S44.OO
Is Misses S16-95-$19.95 Rain
coats. Assorted colors, styles,
$1,000
Is Misses, Women's $685.
S49.95 Wool Spring Suits $1,000
$500 Red ShOrtie Topper. Size,
10 $500
S79.95 Rose Tweed Spring Top
per. Size e8------------$45.UO .UO
4 Misses S29.95 White Orion
Spencer Jackets ---------$l6.OO
Washington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
COrSetS

49-$5.00 Girdles; rayon satin
and elastic; nude, white. 1852,
$s.ss
1O-$6.95 Nylon Girdles. Pink.
Sizes 27, 80, SO --- $3.50
26-$5.OO Rayon Brocade Cir
dies. 12", ~; sizes 27-34 $3.50
16-S7.50 Girdles. Talon front
closing. Large sizes $500
1-S12.5O Memo Nylon Girdle,
nude, size 80 $6.25
WaShington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Boys Wear

10-Boys' $19.95-S22.95 Suede
Jackets, 10 to 18 ----- $3.50
9-Boys' $24.95-S27.95 Famous
Make Winter Jackets, Is, 18, 20,
S13.99
62-Boys' $1.95 Wool Gloves, S
to 8 --------- 99c
21-Boys' $2.99 Initial Polo
Shirts, broken sizes 79c
30-Junior Boys $1.99 Corduroy
Boxer Longies, broken sizes,
$1.59
12-Boys' S19.95 Wool Plaid Sur
Coats, 18 and 20 -- $3.50
Boys $17.95 Wool Husky"
Sport Coats, Is and 20 - $1S.99
Washington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
EIects.ics

1-S29.95 4-Pc. Chrome Urn Set.
Table sample $19.97
1-S2.99 Electric Sandwich Grill.
Table sample -----------.$1 $1.47
1-S4.95 Tea Pot Clock. Broken
spout .-- $l.07
1-$14.95 Sun b e q m Electric
Automatic Iron. Demonstration,
$6.S7
3-S10.95 Automatic Electric
Defrosters. Table samples, $6.97
1-S19.95 Automatic Portable
Sun Lamp. Table sample -$12.97
2-S10.95 Electric Two Way
Automatic Electric Irons. Table
samples $6.97
&$5.59 Soup Cold Water
Pump PercoIators. Table SAM
Piles -$3.97
WaShington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
SiIrer

4O-7Sc Holmes and Edwards
Silverplated Cocktail Forks.
Scratched 47c
16-S3.9S Silverplated Sugar and
Creamer on Tray. Scratched,
$2.97S
eS15.9O Sterling Silver Ape.
Place Setting. Margaret Rose"
pattern. Scratched ------$S.S"
16-$S.98 Silverplated Bread
Tray. Scratched -----$1.S"'
@$5.98 Sterling Silver S-Pc.
Baby Set; knife, fork, spoon,
1897"
S24.98 Ape. Silverplated Tea
Set. Scratched -------$1S.97"
"Plus 208o Tax
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Linens, DO,,sestics

30O-59c-75c Plastic Place Mats.
Several patterns and colors, 29c
400-$1.19 Percale Pillow Cases
with pastel on white scallop.
42x38s-in. -------- 94c
8-Seconds $10.95 Imported Ra.
y0n and Cotton Damask Cloths,
64x108-in. ------ SASS
35-S1.98 Martex Giant Bath
Towels. 26x48-in. ---- $1.OO
I Lot ssc-$s.s5 Miscellaneous
Towels, Scarfs, Doilies, Table,
cloths, etc. As is ------10c-$1.99
35-S5.s5-ss.s5 Assorted Chenille
Bedspreads. Full, some twins.
Firsts and seconds ----$2.99
40-$4.9S Bleached Mattress
Covers. Sanforized, Upper clos
ings. Twin size only S1.99
250-65c Plastic Tablecloths. AS
sorted patterns. 54x54" size, 29c
14-$2.49 Bridge Cloths (34x34")
and 4 napkins. Solid colors,
S1.19
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Better. Dresses

8 Misses $22.95 RayOn Taffeta
Cocktail Dresses ----$12.OO
8 Women's $22.95 Black Crepe
Dresses. Extra sizes" ----$12.OO
10 Misses SASS Ray0n Taffeta
Dresses. Red, navy; 1913, $500
2 Misses $17.95 RayOn Crepe
and Taffeta Dresses $1,000
Washington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
SOiIed Blankets

6+S1O.95 Blue Wool Blankets.
72x84" -------$7.97
5-$5.95 Blankets, so wool, 609o
rayon, $50 cotton ---$3.97
6-$7.95 Blankets, 1917 wool,
9OTo cotton. 72x84" -$4.97
6-S14.95 Wool Blankets. 72x90",
$9.97
-$1S.95 Wool Blankets, 80x90" /,
$11.97
a Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Sale! Lamps and Shades

SO $3.50 Single Gooseneck Pin-up, Desk Lamps.
Brass aluminium with fibreglass shades in green,
white chartreuse. red 81
3-$545O COrday Table Lamps, handmade
shades. handkerchief rose buds on white
15-S16.98 Assorted Styles China Table Lamps
Some with drum, swirl rayon shade; as u.s. $7.T
18-$14.98 Assorted Bronze. Modern Floor
Lamps Bases only. Some as is----------$7.T
31-$3.98 Nylon Vanity Shades edged in white
lace. White, pink, blue, yellow. Soiled -. $1.97
21-S1OO Plastic Vanity Shades with ruffled
edges Pink, blue green; as is is------------37c
6-$149S Polished Crystal Vanity Lamps Some
pink or green Base only -------------- $S.98
1O-$1O0O Imported Figurines, male, female.
With rayon shades
Washington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Jess,eIry

$12.50 Chromium Flaminaire
Lighter. AS is ----- $500
1S3.95-$5.OO Cigarette Cases,
gold color, as is $1.49
$500 Compact with lipstick
holder. Gold color, as is $l.00
6-$5.OO-$7.5O Rhinestone Neck
laces. AS Is 49, --$1.99$
$3.50 Rhinestone Bracelet set in
gold color metal, as is $1.79"
$500 Necklace and Earring Set,
green --s- S1.49*
$3.50 Necklace and Bracelet Set.
Topaz-color stones. AS is, $500
"Plus 20%o Tax
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
NeckaCeuf'

800 Costume Flowers 3 for $1.0O
50-$1.OO Sample Scarfs; silks,
rayons; long and squares: many
hand rolled prints - 39c ca.
72-Irregs. $3.50 Cotton and
Rayon BlOuses. Assorted colors,
broken sizes - $1.59 2 for $500
lOO-$2.99 Wool and Boucle Slip
ons; broken sizes, colors $1.99 ca.
l0O-$2.99 Riviera Bl0uses;
broken sizes, colors, fast dyed,
$l.88 ca.
Washington-Street Floor
Rugs
1-$l97.S5 Plain Beige Velvet,
0x15-3 $685.
60 yds.-$5.95 $7.95 Carpet
Remnants, q" --. $1.99 yd.
1-$49.95 Grey and Rose Tone
on-TOne, 9x6-4 -- $19.95
1-$S9.95 Rose Tone-on- Tone,
0X12 $2S. .95
1-$84.95 Rose Carved Wilton,
9X7-3 S3S.95
1-$7O.5O Rose Tone on Tone,
12x7 S19.95
1-S134.50 Rose and Grey Tone
On-TOne, 12x14 S59.95
1-$119.95 Grey Floral Broad
loom, 12X10-6 $69.95
1-$119.95 Rose Floral Broad
loom, 12x11-5 - $69.95
Washington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Budget Dresses

1895 RayOn Faille and Rayon
Crepe Dresses. Broken half
sizes ------------$4.SS
S8.95-S1O.95 Misses Half Sizes,
asst. fabrics -----$3.OO
$3.50 Orion and Nylon Check
Dresses. 1920; 1611-2411-- -$7.99
Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Hosiery

359 prs. "As Is" Nylons, famous
names, broken sizes, colors,
2 prs. $1.0O
4S5 prs. Firsts and Imperfs. 29c-
39c Anklets; white and pastel
cottons; misses broken sizes,
5 prs. $1.00
liz prs. Impfs. and Firsts Sheer
Nylons, several styles, size 81
only ---------------39c pr.
253 Impfs. $1.33, Is Denier Super
Sheer Nylons; broken sizes,
colors - --------2 prs. S1.0O
62 prs. Irregulars $3.50, so Gauge
Nylons; famous makes. Good
shades; not all sizes ---- Soc pr.
As prs. $1.35 Dress Sheer Nylons;
no seam construction; 91z only,
59c pr.
Washinpton-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
$l.95 Extra Large
FOAM RUBBER CUSHIO|

Just what you neet
chairs more comfort
old, worn-out cushi
yellow, limited q,'
size.
Washington-S
Evening star., 1952-10-09
$3.50. $2.es
Sweater BIouses
$l.OO

Made Of cotton with tur-
tie, jewel neck and club
collars. In novelty stripes
and plain colors. Small,
medium, large.
Washington Arlington
Street Floors
Evening star., 1952-10-09
GIOres

81 Riddles $3.50 Double Woven
Nylon Gloves. Hand sewn;
white; broken sizes $1.59
1S-$3.0O Double Woven Nylon
Gloves; longer length; high
colorS, broken sizes-----$1.79
57-$3.0O Assorted Leather
Gloves. Black, white. Broken
sizes. Soiled --------$1 $1.OO
Washington-Street Floor
TOiIeff'ies
S4.49 Musical Dolls $3.50
S1.89 Doz. Kann's Toilet Tissue,
blue only ---$1 $1.29 d0z.
20 For $1.OO Bulk Soap Cakes,
blue, green ----20 for 69c
S1.OO Powder Jars -----49c ca.
$1.0O Clio Shampoo, the original
Chlorophyn shampoo 29c
500 Bubble Bath in reusable bud
vase. 4 fragrances -----29c"
'Plus 900 tax
1898 Boudoir Sets, 2 perfume
bottles and / powder jar. 2
styles -----------------$1.99
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
D0ytil1te Dresses

6O-$5.95 Sleeveless Cotton Pin
azores ------$2.8S
25-S3.99 Cotton Dresses. Bro
ken sizes ------$1.OO
10-$5.95 Square Dance Cotton
Dresses. Small sizes $l.O0
3O-$S.99 Cotton Brunch Coats,
$2.59
IO-S5.95-$S.95 Cotton Dresses,
$500
15-$2.99 Long Sleeve Cobbler
SmOclks --------Sl.5S
SO-$4,9S Morning Uniforms.
Black, pastels. $2.SS
Washington Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Fabrics

Fabrics
$1.S9 Pin Vale Corduroy. 36",
$1.00 I'd.
$1.00 Rayon Gabardine. 8 colors,
TIC yd.
$1.25 Rayon Taffeta. IL colors.
5W &c yd.
$1.69 Printed Corduroy. Famous
make ---$1.39 yd.
S8c Crisp Rayon Taffeta. IL
Washington and Arlington
Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
TOiIeff'ieS
NegIigees

S5.95 Cotton Print Crepe Brunch
Coats, wrap style, size 1914 to
241a SASS
$5.95 Cotton Crepe House Goats;
prints, solids; misses, women's
broken sizes -------- A.88
Washington, Arlington
Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
China

6-S1.s8 Large Square Pottery
Ash Trays ---- TIC
5S1.98 California Pottery
Bowls, Small $40
$3.50 Imported Figurines, &c
AS4.98 20-Pc. Luncheon Sets,
$2.S7
@$3.9S 3-Pc. Decorated Cigar
ette Sets ---------------$1.97
1S7.98 Metal Flower Bowl and
Holder Sets -----S3.S7
l-S22.9 6O-Pc. Decorated Dim
ner Set -------------$ $l6.97
Washington Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Lingerie

Mother Hubbard Flannelette
Gowns. Pastels. Broken sizes,
$1.79
Tailored Flannelette Pajamas.
MaSteIs. Misses broken sizes,
S1.79
Printed Cotton Batiste and Cot
ton Crepe Gowns. Broken sizes,
$1.79
Nylon Tricot Slips. Net and
lace trims. White. Misses bro
ken sizes SS.SS
Misses Nylon Tricot Slips.
White, pink; lace trims. Broken
sizes $2.79
Washington-Second Floor
Arlington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Wash Goods

20 yds.-79c Gold Print Cotton.
36". AS Is ------------ZSc yd.
zoo yds-88c Chambrays, 3-5
I'd. dress lengths ------59c I'd.
1000 yds.-4Sc-$1.29 Cotton
Remnants ---------25c-59c I'd.
WashingtonStreet Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
SpOrtsaCeaf.

Misses $8.95-$10.95 Jumpers
and Dresses, faille, corduroy,
$6.88
Misses $14.95-$17.95 Dresses.
Cottons, failles; assorted colors:
sizes 1918 ----$8.88
$6.95 All Wool, 3-Length Stacks.
Asst. colors, broken sizes, 1920.
$4.S8
Washington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Millinery
Junior Miss

14-$5.95-$14.95 Casual and
Dressy Cottons -------$2.OO
S-$10.95-$17.95 Checked Orion
and Nylon Dresses, sizes ell,
$500
16-$8.95 Cotton Corduroy
Jumpers -------$6.S9
1O-S14.95 Ray0n Crepe Dresses;
black, red ------$9.9O
5$14.95 RayOn Gabardine
Dresses with velvet trims, $11.0O
Washington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Teens Wear

30-S7.99 ALL Wool Award
Sweaters; broken colors, sizes,
$3.50
WaShington-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-09
FurS

$10.5O Dyed Kolinsky Scarf. 4
skins -----per skin $4.OO
$500 Natural Blue Frost Mink
Scarf. 8 skins. per skin $l9.95
$299.O0 Dyed Sheared Raccoon
Coat. Size IL $179.OO
$159.0O Natural Ranch Mink
Cape Stole ------$ $500
$299.OO Natural Skunk Topper.
Size IA -- $199. 90
$4,000 Tan Dyed Muskrat Flank
Coat. Size 16 $4,000
$179.0O Brown Dyed Broadtail
PrOcessed Lamb Jacket. Size IL,
$139.OO
$299.00 Tan Dyed Muskrat
Stole ----- $500
S249.0O Brown Dyed Muskrat
Coat. Size 40 $1,000
$299.0O Grey Dyed Muskrat
Flank Coat. Size IL ----$149.0O
Plus 20% Tax
Fur products labeled to show
country Of origin Of imported
furs.
Washington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-12-16
Building q City

W7ARTIME draft reflections
w prompted The Star to
campaign successfully in 1912
for more physical training for
District school children. For
returning veterans, The Star
prodded officials into combining
scattered services in one District
Veterans Center. For a safer
city, The Star won laws to curb
pistol carrying and to assure
longer prison terms or hospital
commitment for sex offenders.
The Stars campaign for treat
ment of alcoholism as a disease
led to creation of the Alcoholic
Rehabilitation Center. A 1947
Star expose of patient-mana-
cling in Gallinger Hospitals
psychiatric wards brought a new
law permitting the mentally i'll
to bypass Gallinger and go
direct to st. Elizabeths. The
Star spearheaded the successful
community drive to save E. v.
Brown School as a recreation
center and public library branch.
The Stars 1852 survey of dan
gerously old structures housing
the Districts child wards
brought funds to continue de-
velopment of a country chill
dren's center.
Behind the Headlines-Four
Star reporters went overseas to
cover the war. Star War Cor
respondent Thomas r. Henry
was the first reporter to cross
the Remagen Bridge into Ger
many. The Stars wartime book
let, "You and an Air Raid" went
into thousands of homes. To
speed postwar newsgathering,
The Star in 1916 began installing
two-way radio telephones in its
news cars. On October 8, 1947,
The Star became the first Wash
ington newspaper to own tele-
vision Station-WMAL-TV. Star
Editor Theodore w. Noyes died
in 1946 and B. M. McKelway
became the third Star editor
since the Tate and Wallach eras.
Frank B. Noyes resigned as Star
president in February, 1948, and
died that December. His sue
cessor, Fleming Newbold, died
in January, 1949. Samuel H.
Kaufman, grandson of one of
the original incorporators of
The Evening Star Newspaper
Co., succeeded him as president.
Evening star., 1952-12-16

he DID HIS PART-This younester wos omone
thousands Of school children collecting poper to old
the wor effort. Popertroopers. organized by The
Stor when woste poper become criteol moteriol.
collected IS million pounds Of poper eorned neorly
$250,000 to buy school equipment.
Evening star., 1952-12-16

OVERSEAS STAR-Dtret seieemen Ground the world reod
from home in The Stos edition. published weekly
from September g. 1914 August H. 1896 poper denoted
by Lonsbueh Friends ond relotes moed the tobodsize
editions to Gls
Evening star., 1952-12-16

BIG THREE-At Yoto in February, le45. Greet Bnoin's
Churchill Americas Roosevelt ond Rusos StoIn pIon
final ossout He cumbne defenses agreed Russo would
90 oeonst Jopon few months otter victory Europe
Germony surrendered Moy ], l945
Evening star., 1952-12-16
What Can | Do 2

psctnfe whst Would happen G tlas
clty had only cnt IRE alarm eentsf
and Il MAS destroyed hy bc.nhefs q
sAboteufs.
Firss would rAse unchecked Gals
fw help Npaild ~ i,iiansNered.
Dlneks 81 homes. once hulldlnes,
Vial factlitieH would be consuu1ed.
When hat picEnrs N1s Nltl,alized.
~ .ss sS,sY'e s.l -
Evening star., 1952-10-25
SITUATIONS WOMEN
ADMINISTRATOR
AND
OFFICE MANAGER

Experienced; capablA assuming full
responsibility Of o. Ice and super
vising personnel, taking charge of
correspondence and contracting the
public. Can speak before groups or
grams and raise funds. Excellent
references. Box 27-M. Star. 26'
APARTMENT MANAGER - Mature
woman. experienced; references. DE.
BABY SITTING in NV. desired @s after
8 pm. by professionally employed
BeooKkEEPER-0FFICE MANAGER
hand and tipping knowledge. Box
GIRL. desires work in cleaning store.
rest restaurant 4 rant. or, any other type of
GIRL. coIored. wishes care car; for elderly
or semi-invaiid days, practical nurs-
ing training; ref. TU. 3115. 90
LADY, responsible, desires position
g.o;w.; knowledge bookkeeping, pay
roll, tax returns; vic. Bethesda or
Chevy Chase Circle: permanent. WI.
REcEPTIoNIsT. 8 yrs. exper. mail
clerk, desires comb. receptionist-
mail clerk position in large apt.
bldg or hotel. DU. 9639. MISS T.
SECRETARY. legal and real estate
exper. Capable full charge. Book
keeping, psy1olnl; PIX. Car syail-
STEN0GRAPHER, college srad. 10
yrs. varied exper., desires 81 hrs.
day; $1.60 hr. min. NV. or Arling-
ton location. Box 45-M, Star. 26'
TYPLNG-All kinds. by experienced
Phone UN. .s9ii. -26
WOMAN, colored, desires work as
maid in hotel or cleaning ofices.
WANTED AT-HoME TYPING. Call
10. 2-S705, Friday between Q pm.
REFINED Ell u coLoRED LADY would like
maids job or cleaning offices in
store. Call LAURENCE. LA. 6-5s35.
CoLORED GIRL desires Job of any
kind except domestic, tipping. LO-
RETTA. MI; 1914.
COLORED LADY wants days work.
laundress; Mon, Tues. and Thurs
HO. 1888.
Evening star., 1952-10-25
HELP--MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
full or PARTING; BRADsHAw,s
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, en-
/, perienced fabrication man; good
salary, salary, s5o1 Ga. ave. Silver
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
per-; no Sundays; good salary. Apply
JOHNNY'S TEXACO SERVICE STA
TON. goth and New York ave. NV
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, only
well experienced. capable man able
to manage shift. Apply MR.. MUDD,
4204 Bladensburg rd.. Cottage City.
SERVICE STATION MAN. shift op-
orator or attendant. for lge. new
Esso Service Center; 4S-hr. wk.; top
salary. WI 1895. -26
SHIPPING CLERK. for hardware
store. good pay, good hours. bene-
fits. Apply 2004 14th st. NV. -27
SHOE SHINE BOY, experienced to
apply only. 1347 Connecticut ave.
STOCKMAN. to count and arrange
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO.. 1918
STORE MANAGER, wanted. large
Firestone store desires service OF
capable and experienced manager
Box lgR-R Star Al
Evening star., 1952-10-25
HELP-WoMEN

DENTAL ASSISTANT; exper. pre-
ferred. but would consider training
good applicant. Apply in own hand
writing with. recent photograph;
office in Fairlington shopping CEN
ter. DONALD CALLER. Box 3006.
Alexandria. Va. Pr
DRIVER for. school car in Chevy
Chase area 1909 am. school DAYS,
also prehaps at noon. Give tele-
phone. p. o. Box 1925 D. C. -26
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. evenings
and week ends; excel. pay and work
ing conditions. DISTRICT HEIGHTS
PHARMASY S.. 1854 Marlboro pike
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white: daywork
only; excellent pay and working
conditions. DISTRICT HEIGHTS
PHARMACY, 1854 Marlboro pike.
10. S-S244. --27
GIRL. experienced; meals
and uniform furnished. ALTO
PHARMACY, 2213 Wis. ave. NV.
FUR FINISHER. experienced. LUs-
TICK FURRIERS, 735 11th st. NV.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. typins
necessary. Apply in person. a24
New York ave. NV, -26
HOTEL INSPECTRESS; exper. neces-
sary; Apply Manager. HOTEL