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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-09-26
Cardinal Stresses Need
OF Europe's Unification

STRASBOURG, France-(Radio,
NC)-The Dean of the Sacred Col
lege of Cardinals has reminded
Europe that the time is short and
that it must act in order to gain
strength through unity.
His Eminence Eugene Cardinal
TiSserant, French-born Secretary of
the Sacred Oriental Congregation.
voiced this reminder in radio adj
dress which affirmed the interest
of the Holy Father in the various
moves toward European unity.
The Cardinal came here to attend
the opening session of the Council
of Europe and the formation of a
constitutional convention to study
plans for a European federation.
The Cardinals address came in
the wake of a discourse by His
Holiness Pope Plus XII who called
on Europe to let bygones be by
cones and urged Catholics to help
create the proper climate for gen
uine European unification.
Todsy's Fears
"The fear that today grips so
many hearts," the Cardinal said,
arises from the difficulties which
our world meets in attempting to
bring about a stable balance be-
tween the great social forces and
to organize an economic system of
ever widening boundaries which
tie all continents into a closer sol
idarity with every passing day
IF the Pontiff has voiced his in
terest in this new session of the
Council OF Europe, it is because
time presses. Europe must act. Eu-
rope must realize the importance
of the hour. Without closer cohes-
ion the efforts of European coun-
tries are in danger of remaining
fruitless. United, they are still to
be reckoned with. 1t is not only
yesterday that union has created
strength"
Echoing the Holy Fathers
thoughts, the Cardinal then point
ed out that what is at stake is not
merely material union. Customs
pacts and economic agreements
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-09-26

Spired of God, but not Tobias, Jud-
it'll, etc - in spite of appearances"
Undeniabls AlIvsions
But of the existence of such a
warning there is not the slightest
shred OF evidence. Quite the con
trary. While the New Testament
contains no explicit quotations
from these books (neither does it
quote all the others there are un-
deniable illusions especially to
Wisdom and Ecclesiasticus. And
the Fathers and ecclesiastical writ
ers of the first and second cen
turies quote all of them as scrip
ture. In short, either the Church
led the faithful into error. or the
seven books are sacred and inSpir-
ed.
II is true that in later centuries,
voice is raiseed here and there
in protest against the acceptance
of the seven. Not the least was
that of st. Jerome, who in this
matter was too much impressed by
his Jewish teachers, but even this
saint had his doubts and hesita-
tions as the interested reader can
see in the essay "St. Jerome and
the Canon" to be found in the re-
cently-published A Monument TO
ST. Jerome. The Church did not al
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-09-26

PRAYER Defend u.s., Third at the
choice of the celebrant.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4
FEAST OF THE HOLY GUARDIAN
ANGELS
White vestments, Gloria, Credo.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3
FEAST OF ST. THERESE OF
THE INFANT JESUS
White vestments. Gloria.
SATURDAY, ocTo5ER 4
FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS OF
ASStsSI
White vestments, Gloria.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-09-26
Committee Chairmen
Named By HIN. President

r. Patrick West, president of the
Holy Name Society Of Immaculate
Conception church, Columbus, has
announced the following commit
tee chairmen appointments for the
present year:
John T. Duffy, sick and vigil;
John A. Trenor, press, stage and
radio: John A. Faith, youth; Leo j.
Kletzly. retreat; John G. Duffy, Oc-
tober meeting; Thomas S. Sheylin,
telephone; Paul Sopko, publicity.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-09-26
'Prelate Paints
Bleak Picture
Of DIP Camps

CLEVELAND CNC) - Present
conditions among the millions OF
refugees, expellees and fugitives
from communist persecution in
Germany are as bad as immediate
ly after World War II, Msgr. Ed
ward Z. Swanstrom, director of
War Relief Services - National
Catholic Welfare Conference, has
declared. Msgr. Swanstrom is now
visiting relief centers in Europe.
1T is impossible to describe the
true dimensions and hopelessness
of the situation" the Monsignor
said in a message read to the 1000
delegates attending the conven-
tions of the National Conference Of
Catholic Charities, the Society of
st. Vincent de Paul and the Apos-
tleship of the See here. The pre-
late asserted:
Il have just completed visits to
refugee camps in Berlin, Vienna,
Salzburg, Munich, Nuremberg and
Giessen, and was shocked by the
steadily worsening conditions. |
was amazed at the constant flow of
new refugees from the Soviet
zones, where prosecutions increase
daily.
Berlin reminds me OF the dis
placed persons camps / saw right
after the end of the war. | visited
an abandoned airplane factory in
Berlin and was astounded at the
need for caring for these unfortu-
mates who, at the risk of their
lives. escaped to Berlin and are
hoping to move into the western
zones of Germany.
Il saw 1000 of $4,000 men,
women and children who sought
haven in Berlin just this past
month-saw them actually sleep
ing on piles of straw on a cold,
stone floor. ] stood at the recep-
tion center watching 500 more of
these refugees being added.
You can we'll imagine the prob
lem these conditions pose, in view
of the presence already of some
100000 expellees, another 1000,
900 escapes and 250,000 refugees
in Germany when The Information.
al Refugees Organization closed
down its operations early this
year
Urges Continued U. s. Aid
1T was my hope that with the
outpouring of United States char
ity to these people over the years,
there would be some evidence of a
decrease in the need of assistance.
| cannot overemphasize the situa-
tion resulting among these refu-
gees from living long years in ref
ugee camps. The local welfare
agencies cannot possibly cope with
the problem without continued
American assistance.
Even more tragic is the hope
lessness of so many of these peo-
pie from whom immigration oppor-
tunities to the United States, Can
ada and Australia have been cut
off. When the us. Displaced Per
sons program ended, il destroyed
the last ray of hope and resulted
in widespread despair.
81 now am convinced that more
than ever United States leadership
through special emergency legis-
lation is imperative and | beg you
TO appeal to the assembled leaders
and participants IN your confer
ence TO do all in their power to
bring this about | can think OF
no more important contribution at
this time not only for the welfare
of refugees, but for the peace and
security of the whole world"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-09-26
20 Club Schedules "Elsie's S
Open House. Tomorrow

The rs Club of st. Augustine's
church, Columbus, will sponsor an
"ElSie's Open House Party" tomor-
row night, Sept. q, beginning at
$50 p. m. The party and club is
open to all single Catholics 26
years of age and older.
Interested persons are asked TO
phone Josephine Hahn, JE 1904;
Jim Nangle, La. 1851; or Eleanor
Posani, La. 1915.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-09-26
Noyena At Carmel

The novena in honor Of ST.
Therese, which began Yesterday
Thursday at 4 p m. at the Carmel
of the Immaculate Conception, Co
lumbus, will close next Friday, Oct.
3. at 7:30 p. m.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
PERSONAL

GRASS b! CUTTING. general gardening
yaoEa sya exper; .,I oriental gardener. JU.
HOME TUTORING-Alg.,e eeom. Tat
IT: Sp;. Eng, Ger. .arith, read. /;
esism.' ses1.' Jr. high. ST. high sub. UN.
DEEP SEA FISHING PARTIES a.,
raneed-De luxe fishine crmiserc
bait, tackle and transportation fur
nished from Washington. Return
same day. Trips include 4 to &
nours heavy trolling go to 40 miles
out at sea. For reservations and
Psasas ct6s. Sf 81 81 1kaas ka.s sles sslReSRT
MOTHERS CARE for girls, 8 ls' ts ~
years, years, IN 1es Catholic IN home; reasonable.
Laurel 7S4-W-1. 13s
BOYS AND GIRLS for summer board
ing out where it's cool; a fenced
yard ana swimming pool. WA.
Wis Wis S5 SSl0 Hamilton st. W. Hyatts-
vAGANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care;
Icens'd BY State and county. SH.
ENGINEER going to Australia shortly
would execute commissions Of techni-
s.. ss-c, aPa Star: commercial nature -. Box
CHILD CARE. infant to 2 yrs, full
time time or day care. INDOOR and out
SRsfY $s as1 EsSs pSS tSSd NJksRRa ssPisS
cs5sr c;S; Box aa6, z; seabrook' Md. or cali
FOR 9 SALE; e-rm, Colonial house: full
basement, gas heat, IL baths. Also
want houses to build and remodel.
For information phone JA, 2-2263
Lady desires weekday breakfasts
aass aad dinners. vicinity Mass. and
ELgcrkic TTf1SS.c sHf SSc phsne stsr; a,et.tion
mimeographing; summer rates. i4Oi
ROOM M AMI; AND BoARbRFi.a4:2ssnIt En-; & RE- 1891
Mps s19n home r for adults and children.
stnSS MHiS' E0BERT 4ls GOCHENOUR, Wood
s'0ck l. virginia MeadOwbrook Fs!m.
FAIRFAX LODGE unioue and
home for the discriminating: new
food; resident resistesed eAfsnlan. nurse.
so YRS ExPER. in hair dyes: $3.50.
SSEEzgTy SE SHOP. assi sSl'f l4th EIaSh st. n.E..
sir COVERS MADE by white oper.
antssd; WA. 1194:
TUTORING Experienced teacher,
M. snecis,.S 4; desrsei si. problem children a
u: Sss5. Sun: Sun or SSs. week dayss 9r "Dp'''
REFINED WOMAN will stay with
children or invalid. day, week OF
month; excel; refs. Tel. EN-. 1918. .
FkENCH Gentleman wants to prac-
NURSE viii care for aged. invalid
ladies. Gentlemen considered. Quiet
country home. Herndon 219-J-2. 13s
L CAN HELP arthritic sufferers with
RESesr ESes. Lu. 'sse6sIy; seoCIis. guar sh relief
NURsiNG CARE. elderly lady, con-
Npx,G I'm; nsSt to bath; sH. 5563. Ia
i@nisration 1a5a1n EpMunpo 5esas eAsriIfo grahI.fSs
ESQ Broadway. N. Y. Z. n. z.
BAR GOODS-Toupees, wigs. praids
eesaSn0ns eonn sv. 'tS IA tsgs tMISsHEE rs a1sI 5Sls
CAsh Az LOANS g Vs. on .IaI .dIiaaImonas, 'eweiry;
gawnshop in washington LIVING
SLIP COVERS made to ft; ali work
rg rEqnarSnteed nTan o Phone WA: 4335. -
care in one Of the finest nursing
homes in Washington area. 81.
PLAY OR LEARN CONTRACT br,ds.
at PEOPLES BRIDGE STUDIO,
25l4 4l4th l4th st, nv, AD; 1888.
music improvizations written on
paper, harmonized. FRANCIS GAR
zIA' MI. 6537. 1904 Lawrence st. ne.
WANT REFINED LADY, 35-42, "a
drive car and help entertain teen.
age daughter. ewes, week ends;
picnics, swimming; refs. exch. Boz
1o.T star.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
HELP-MEN

CARPENTERS, 20 exper. men for long
job. Directions: Out Georgia ave. ex-
tended to Seminary rd., left TO Mon
roe ST., right to lob sign. 30
CAR WASHER. good salary and COM
mission. Apply NAECKER ESSO
sERv. CTR. 451O Suitland rd., Suit
land, Md. IA
CAR WASHERS: experienced. handy
around service station: apply CON-
NORS AND FOSTER. 2244 Penna.
ave. sc. -13
CAR and truck washer. colored,
permanent Job for sober and de-
pendable man, must have good
record. apply GRIFFITHS CON-
SUMERS GARAGE. 1900 First st.
CAAssHIER-BooKKEEPER, part-time; tim =;
hours. 8 to IL am. daily; some
bookkeeping experience preferred.
Apply Mr.. Wilson, LACY'S, INC. :,
1850 Baltimore-Wash. blvd, College
park
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------------- Is
BuTlCIHER. !.lC for self.seryice meat dept.
reliable sober man for steady Job;
aSMAs sSS5i ma ssSs fSsd RaH aRsy
BUTCHER, exper.. reliable and soSer
66isTR|IcT 6Is11|I r. GROCERY STORE, 5RE $50 Sso,
BUTCHER, sober. reliable. ee01 Bal.
e Simore ave-. Riverdale. Nd, UN
CABINETMAKERs - Union shop
store fixture exper. needed. BoNDY
~ FEH4T9SE Egsd co. rear 462 K st. NV.
cANvAsssEiRs aS v1AisssIEiR WANTED - Mbs Iib:r.
easy to seii Good san chanee meecfopoase for aS.
yancsment. Apply in person. TOWER
CARPENTERS for clean, steady
year-around work; no time lost on
saT2ql nsSG9qnt 6i4vt q Esather; top pay. Cal
cARPENTERS-Two; 1st class; good
pay; open shop; lob on 1900
st. Sc. For info. call AK. 3116.
CARPENTERS, experienced in 10 re.
mgodelins; Call MR., ToLAND. NO.
CARPENTERS, exper., Turing and
annix anl.ss AsSnsg saper. yalls' va. s7sf. 81 not
CARPENTER wanted. good pay;
sfsady o0 york. Call MR.. GRIFFIN,
CakPENTEk PiTfi WANTED, coioarS.d. MaS
$500 per hr. TU. 5137. Mr.. BAKER.
CARPENTERS APPRENTICE, GOOD
opportunity. to learn trade; steady
Job: Report to Mr.. CHAMPION at
CARPENTERS, experienced. for new
residential construction. Apply 1924
Woodneld I'd. Out Conn. ave. to Saul
rd.. turn left 3 blks; TO Woodneld.
8 months work, good pay; brick
,rambiers. Ivannoe st. and Harris
ave, Wheaton. Nd. Lo. $4,000,
HELPER. white, ex-
psrienced; good wages; in Arlington.
CARPENTERs-Frame and trim men,
experienced on housing. Apply 34tii
pl. and N st. Sc. Ask for MR.. ROSE.
commercial work and
remodeling. Call Mr.: BAKER. 81.
aiSf Ss1REs @ rssdeSsisl sh SsS con8
rSs''oh TIEs INc. sANReD Fl ReEpor. MHHpES Miil Td.
Kensinston. Nd. See Mr.. Helger-
csARsaPENTERs a.. for new residsn- reside
800 Valley ave. s.e., or rear Of
6400 block Aser rd.. West Hyatts-
CARPENTER's HELPER, young man,
for high-grade kitchen installation I
excellent opportnnity for careful and
around employment. Call Mr.. Miller
between IL and L. Monday. JOHN
LIGoN, INC, o.. l2204. Ia
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Collector, Salesman
SALARY GUARANTEED

SALARY GUARANTEED
A money-making position, for an
experienced man with o growing
concern, to act as asst. to owner.
washington resident with good car.
Must be, bondable.
Phone MR.. WILSON
For Appointment, TU. O057.
CONTACT and promotion men, white,
Tor large wholesale distributors.
Excellent opportunity; dement's,
vacation and so forth. 5-day wk.
Apply 1121 9th st. NV.
COOK, all around experience. able
to prepare all items for small sup
per operation in cafeteria; 5-day
week, hrs. II am. to 8 pm. salary
open: must be sober, reliable, ex-
cellent cook and able to start work
Monday. Do not apply II not uuali-
Ned to meet requirements stated in
this ad. Phone MR.. MARTIN today
COOK, must be exper. short-order
man. knowledge of salads; hours 2
to II pm. for new restaurant OPEN
ing In Alexandria. Apply 4Ol5 S.
28th st.. .Arl. Cali TIE. 0096. Si5
COOK, colored. day work; top take
home. salary to dependable man;
closed Sundays. Come ready to work
Monday. DANNY'S STEAK HOUSE
corner Good Hope I'd. and Naylor
I'd. Sc.
Evening star., 1952-07-13


To be sold on the premises near
Church Hill. Queen Anne's County
Maryland, by Clayton c. Carter, As
Signee. Centrevflle. Maryland.
AUGUST 4th 1852
One Of the truly beautiful and au-
thentic properties of Colonial Amer
lea located in the heart Of Mary
lands famed Eastern Shore with q
mile frontage on one of its pictur.
eSque waterways.
The brick manor house with all the
original interior has been restored
with great care and elegant taste.
Modern farm buildings, manager &
home and tenant houses are prac-
tically new. Adequate water sys-
tens: surfaced roads, fencing and
genuine rural setting. lawn, fences
and gardens give 1t distinctive
charm. For many years outstand-
ing In the annual garden tours OF
famous Colonial properties of Mary
The farm proper is now in operation
as Q dairy farm. Considerable acre
age in good permanent pasture and
alfalfa. Farm well drained and vel
fenced. 401.6 acres in all-excellent
soil.
Kennersiey 10 in short driving dis.
tance to two county seat towns ant
6y water and = few minutes Of
yacht and country club. Two hour,
from Warrington and three and Z
half hours from New York City.
Here 10 one Of the truly beautiful anC
valuable properties of Maryland-ir
excellent Condition throughout-tt
be sold under mortgage foreclosure
through no fault OF its own as 1t ha!
been successfully operated for years
A great opportunity and great bar
gain for some one.
Photographs and other data upon re.
quests to the
EASTERN SHORE ESTATES COM
PANY. Centreyille, Queen Anne's Co.
Maryland.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
ACCOUNTANT

ACCOONlANI
Fun charge; familiar with repair
orders. records and controls for auto
body and paint shop; excellent sal
ary to- start with bonus. call Mr.
Graf, Ii. $500. after Q am.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC.
1871 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
ACCOUNTANT COMPTROLLER =
Must have construction and comp
troller experience; list dualifica-
tions, experience and present sal
ary.. Excellent position now open.
Write Box 6S-B. Star. -16
ACCOUNTING CLERK, 1S to %. high
school graduate with some knowledge
Of typing: prefer one who IL attend
ing or expects to attend accountins
school. Permanent position with
good opportunity to advance. STU
hour. 5-day week. $40 am. TO 4:4k
pm. Non-profit cafeteria available
for our employees. Apply personnel
GSui NsuRANcE SSa CO. CO, StA sis i4t6 e. NV nv
1T
Evening star., 1952-07-13

tice to Joint another atty. in OPEN
IN new ofnces in good NV. CONNER.
cial area. Box 463-B, Star. --I3
AUTO-CARBURETOR and Ignition
service man wanted at BUELIS
ssEEEEv1cE. s11 10th st. NV, ME.
AUTO HEADLIGHT MAN, must : h.
Inoroughly exper. and familiar with
to furnish good ref; salary SIOO Der
wk; Apply w. A. BARBER. 10th
ana Maine ave. s.w. Elk. 1918.
AUTO INSURANCE ADJUsTOR. age
S0-35. by company afiiliated with
General Motors. Good starting SAT-
afy, . mos. training, paid vacation.
company car furnished; permanent
n,ex 11e with ,n1 good ZOO future. An opportu-
and mechanical aptitude Important.
state qualifications fully. Write
Box 466-B, Star. -i6
AUTO MECHANIC. 1st class. to work
on All make cars, excel, working
coma. good pay. vacations with
pay: Apply George Evans, CEN
IEAL 4riA y. MOTORS. 5000 Lee hwy.
WASHER. good work.
mg tlon. CONG. snd. ,u gSod salary. paid vaca-
FORD Co, 1887 East-West hwy.
AUTO BODY REPAIRMAN, openine
available Immediately for exper.
man. Best deal in town. Call Mr.
nMGSD9nald. rs sdd. BENDALL PONTIAC.
AGGTTio lSoGi Sc6Y MAN to head up be BODY
shop: percentage. vacation with pay.
hospital INSURANCE. holidays with nay.
good shop facilities. etc. LEE b.
BUTLER. g. Z. INC, 1884 Penna.
ave- Sc. Ii. 3-7717. Is
AUTO BODY MAN. 1st class COM
btnation. must be good; salary SIS
z week and bonus; average, $1OO.
Apply Az 11th st. s.w. or ST. 93I0.
auto BODY MEN (2,. experienced
on General Motors products for
Washington's largest Pontiac dealer.
Excellent working conditions and
good pay. Apply ARCADE PONTIAC
CO.. 14S7 Irving st. NV. Mr.. Peers.
AUTO SALESMAN. used cars: experi-
enced only; know value Of cars; re-
liable. Bond required. See Mr..
Wolfe, WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 wis.
AUTO iSN6'I sAIEsMEENs SIi; MhiE t2,; real oppor.u-
nifty for the right men; beginning
new factory sales campaign. Apply
" person. Mr.. Cavallaro. MITCHELL
MoTORS. 222 End st. NV. (2nd
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Administrative Trainee

Administrative Trainee
Inside salaried position for young
man in early twenties. Some colleg e
background helpful. To train in an
phases of automobile insurance un-
derwriting in preparation for ad-
ministrative future. We are look
ing Tor a young man who is in
Lerested IN Q career with one OF the
largest and most progressive auto
mobile insurance companies in this
area. No selling or travelling in
VOWED. Please call for appointment.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES IN.
SURANCE CO.. ST. 1900, Ext. 25i.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, to work for CPA; fine
experience, pleasant working condi-
tions and excel. opportunity for ad-
vancement. Please state education,
experience and lowest starting
salary. Box 32-B, Star. Ia
ACCOUNTANTS. jr.. for local C.P.A.
once. Reply stating experience.
education, age. martial status and
salary expected. Box 2S7-A. Star.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
AUTO MECHANIC

AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS, first-ciass
JE. $1,000 Monday. va. firm. '
openings. | for stock man with
aoility to take complete charge OF
incoming inc and stocking: the othel
Buyers Oe5Rssaa oes oos nosdntssy ss,ris clerk y
working conditions. MILLER.DUD.
LEY CO.. INC. 171o 14th st. NV
AUTO sALEsMAN-we have the best
Pay pay plan IN the Washington area
snni,. m man ma Willing to work need
e M. ~ Mrtfs, Martin,, MAR MARTINrHToS%Sn, H HeeSSn
blvd. Arl.. Va. Ao~' VIZ ~nson
AUTO statesmen, II you have sell.
ing ability and are willing to devote
your time and attention to bust.
ness. We have openings for 2 az.
eSstsf snbsfanaiani. men. ,nna interested in makinl
merchandise to sell and q compen.
dustry. See MR.. DAVIS, 25OI CO.
RMpia T.. pike. Arlington's newest
AUTOMOTIvE SALESMAN, vholesa,.
age 20 to 35; exper. preferable but
Md. area; estaS. territory; excel. on. y.
portunity; car necessary. Cali OF,
1880 for interview. IL
AUTO SERVICE MANAGER for sub,
uroan Ford dealer to manage me
cnanical and body shop with Sc, ,OOO
monthly potential. Must be Able
70 r.sn dniagnose trouble and estimate
right man seeking . career with :
Ford organization in one of the
fastest growing communities in ths
y 8. See Mr.. Erwin, ERWIN FORn
"a E'' rass;. lee nWy; and Chain Bridge
~. FalrIax' va. lie
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE SALESMAN
experienced, age no handicap, vaca.
hospitalization and insurance: nee slSaI sSaI
Week e ideal working condition. SCI
!aG, Mr; BAH. FRANK SMALL, Jr.. INC.
iSOI GOOD Hope rd. Sc. ia
BARTENDER, colored, part time, ex.
perisnced; non-drinker; references
Sun; or holidays. Apply Mon. 1900
BARTENSDHEiR. experienced: ,uu .,
part t., time Apply GUsTI's REsTAU.
BAR Amt; MASa aSs7 nisstvorE. N 81; oE. .ao 49,
F4ukAS @ses Il 'tr5i i5i1o sEASoSR ed,e.SI. RES s
Four Corners, Silver SprinT. Nd
BODY RnIRf AND 'f1Isi FENDER and Bear 11a front.
enc llneman, general auto repair.
MALLS GARAGE, 551 WashinEton
st.. Falls Church. Va. FA. 21OO.
BO0KKEEPERs, experienced; double
entry; one to take full charge, one
TO assist. State experience, refer
eences and salary expected. Box
BOOKKEEPER, college grad, in COINS
concern; 5H-day wk.; salary open.
Call MR.. MARTIN. Hu. 774S.
BRICKLAYERS-First-class mechan.
les needed for lge. veterans hospi-
ANCHOR FiREPRoOFTNG Co. iMys Mr
Metz. RE. 1855. "a
Evening star., 1952-07-13

When 9nstoerino adpeytisements
addressed to Star bores,. do NOT
tnclose original SeteTences. photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
Son0I Uglue. Copies serpe the puf.
pose and originals mag get lost.
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PROPOSALS
AL CAPITAL

AgIHHookkfIrY0o Y0fkvI4zr1oMNo o4E1H4a oMNousFoS Tos
BIDS LAWN g. Planting Contract)
sealed bids in uuadruplicate will
pc received for furnishing Of all
labor and materials and performing
all work necessary and incidental
to the finished grading, topsoiling
as REQUIRED, lawns. and planting Of
tne stanton DWELLINGS Housing
Project now under construction and
consisting of'34S dwelling units and
sns she Intersection EIs5sms Of stanton Road
ern Daylight Saving Time c on IHis the
National Capital Housins' nS1' Aythore Iy Sne
ity at its offices at 1928 LVEtreet
NV, Washington, D. c.. at which
time and place all bids will be
publicly. opened. Proposed forms OF
contract documents. including plans
beginning July 10, 1852, at the of-
nee OF the Director Of Project De-
yelopment. National Capital Hous-
ing Authority. Room 216. 1928 L
Street NV, washington, D. c.
copies OF the documents may be
3qpIalneo from the National Capital
Housing t.n Ing, Aut,htority. by depositing
documents so obtained. Such de-
posit will be refunded to each per-
son who returns the plans, speciffca-
tionS; and other documents in good
conoition within ten days after bid
opening; NATIONAL CAPITAL
HOUSING AUTHORITY. by JOHN
1HLDER, Executive Director. Ia
Evening star., 1952-07-13
COOK

ONOh
White ambitious. Experienced cook
for stew kitchen. Cafeteria exper-
1ence preferred. One who wants
permanent work. We prefer q resi-
dent Of Washington or nearby.
Good starting salary. Meals and
uniforms furnished. insurance and
paid vacations. Apply in person to
MT. Becker between 8 and z pm.
ThOmpSon'S Cafeteria
725 14th st. NV. Ia
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
and foreman. for commercial and
residential work: State aualifca-
tons: Boz 232-B. Star. Is
C0UNTERMAN, exp. in Kosher style
delicatessen and restaurant; must
be fast sandwich man and salesman;
salary, $S5 -wk.; new delicatessen
opening In Alexandria. Apply 4O16
B. 2Sth st., Arlington, TIE. O096.
C.P.A.. with small firm In KENTUCKY
specializing In taxes Age 1910.
Prefer native Of South or Midwest.
Must be top accountant and tax
man of partnership caliber. Call
NE. 6175 for appointment or fur
ther Information. LA