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Evening star., 1952-03-16
By Horriet Griffiths


Needs for preventive and cor.
receive public health work in the
District are plentiful. Money te
fill them Is not.
This is the picture, not a new
one, facing Congress as it consid.
ers the Health Department budget
for the year beginning next July l
In proposing $11.9 million out
lay for the fiscal year 1853, the
Commissioners were guided by the
necessity of holding down the en-
tire city budget, if a tax increase
was to be avoided.
They left out q number of items
proposed by the department and
considered important by United
Community Services. health and
welfare planning organization and
other interested groups.
The new budget proposal is
more than 100000 higher than
this years, but almost entirely be-
cause of pay raises and equipment
replacement.
$14.42 Per Capita.
It's approval would mean the
Health Department would spend
about $14.42 for each man, woman
land child in the city. on the basis
Iof an estimated population OF
I825, 100.
The Districts Bureau of Vital
statistics arrived at this popula-
|tion estimate by boosting the 1850
census figure some $4,000 on the
basis of the difference in the num-
ber of births and deaths and the
estimated immigration.
The birth rate here has more
than doubled since 1898, Health
Director Daniel L. Seckinger
pointed out. It has risen from
10000 to more than $4,000 a year
and creates increasing demands
for public health services.
The Health Department sent an
estimate Of $14.652.406 to the
Commissioners for fiscal 1858.
DR.. Seckinger said Federal
grants for public health programs
have been reduced for this fiscal
year and that additional reduc-
tions may come next year, if the
present economy trend continues.
Key Positions Affected.
These reductions affect key
positions in department bureaus,
which District funds must cover
IL the services are to be main
tained.
Last fiscal year. the District
had $637 ,483 in Federal grants.
This year. it received 20,587.
later supplemented by about So
900, the department said.
The Bureau of Maternal and
Child Welfare is receiving the
largest share of these funds
more than $250.000, including
money for the care of crippled
children. Other amounts go for
yenereal disease and tuberculosis
control, work on chronic diseases,
including cancer and heart all
ments; mental hygiene. public
health engineering, including wa
ter pollution measures, and for
other work.
Eliminated Items.
Here are some of the items
struck from the department
budget submitted to the Commits
|Sioners:
Funds for 81 public health
nurses and supervisors, $148,003
An increase Of $247.500 in the
amount appropriated this fiscal
year to pay voluntary hospitals
for indigents who qualify for free
medical care at District expense
Funds to convert the old
crippled children's building into
Ia dormitory at Gallinger Hospital
for residents and internes, $26, 900
Money to buy a site in the vicin-
Iity of Seventh street and Rhode
Island avenue NV. for a new
Northwest health center, $500, 900
The department asked $122.925
The budget request carries $780,
134 for supplies.
Money for the home care pro-
gram which provides medical
Evening star., 1952-03-16
District F|uoridafion
And Home Rule Issue
Come Up in Hearings

District problems involving the
budget, limited city home rule
government and crime investiga-
tionS will be tackled this week by
House and Senate committees.
There will be hearings on all
the subjects beginning tomorrow
but no final answer on any is ex-
|pected at once.
The Bates Subcommittee Of the
House Appropriations Committee
In charge of the Districts big but
still bare bones" 1858 budget, to-
morrow will resume study Of the
requested $136 million outlay for
the year beginning July /.
Delay on Decision Urged.
One OF the questions coming up
lis whether the District should
have additional funds to permit
the start of the fiuoridation pro-
gram in June.
A member of the House District
Committee. Representative Miller
Republican. of Nebraska, has
written to the Appropriations
Subcommittee urging delay in the
final decision on use of the fiuor-
Tide chemicals. Health Depart.
ment officials. solidly backing
fluoridation as a means of pre-.
serving the teeth of children, have
Ibeen invited to defend the plan
The Bates Subcommittee thi,
year has been racing through tn.
city budget requests with unusua
lspeed. suggesting that members
have found little chance so far tt
EFFECT further economies thar
those already dictated by tht
commissioners.
rs Witnesses Called.
More than IS witnesses ART
scheduled to appear before tn,
Harris Subcommittee Of the Houst
District Committee tomorrow a
ll0:30 am. to debate the worth
lof the bill the Senate passed Jan
Iuary 90 to provide an elected form
lof city government here.
Senator Case. Republican, O
South Dakota, q principal authol
tof the compromise Senate bill
lwho is scheduled to be the mrs
witness at the House hearings
Hast night issued q. statemen
.lstrongly defending the Senate bill
i He said 1t is not and does no
ipretend to be q measure for com
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Tuck Backs Stanley
For Goyernors|lip in
|'53 or at Later Time
sy the Assoeio.ed Press

MARTINSVILLE. Va, Mar. IS.
Former Gov. william M. Tuck
said here today he hopes that
circumstances win be such In
1858" that Representative Stanley
will be nominated and elected
Governor Of Virginia.
The statement, made at a lunch-
con given by Representative STAN
ley for Fifth District Democrats,
sounded like the first Endorsement
of q possible gubernatorial candi-
date by a major political figure In
the State.
But Mr.. Tuck, from his home in
South Bostan. declared later that
he had not meant to be 50 specific,
He said his intended meaning was
that he hoped Representative
Stanley might be nominated and
elected by the Democrats "at q
later time"
Stanley Is Grateful
Representative Stanley said
only. IT am grateful to Mr.. Tuck
for what he said"
Mr.. Tuck is at present Fifth
District Democratic chairman and
since Representative Stanley Is
Congressman from the district,
the statement was not a complete
surprise.
But it had the effect Of project
ing the upcoming governorship
race Of 1853 into the open. Rep
resentative Stanley has not an
nounced for the governorship but
lS known to be considering max
ing the race. He has announced
that he win seek reelection to
Congress.
Today's luncheon at which Mr..
Tuck spoke followed q meeting
of the 5th District Democratic
COMMITTEE. The committee de-
cided to wait until the State Gem
Itral Committee acts before max
ling up its mind whether to nomi-
nate its congressional candidate
by primary or convention.
Questioned Later.
| Reporters attending the lunch-
con didn't catch Mr.. Tuck's ex-
act words. But the former Gov
lernor telephoned the Martinsville
DAILY Bulletin later and quoted
himself as follows on the subject
lof Representative Stanley:
First things come first. hope
Ito see hilA renominated and re-
lelect to the Congress Of the
United States.
/ "And while 1t is some distance
Iaway. I would not be fortnight
unless. ! candidly stated. as q
Icitizen and one interested in con-
Itinuation Of good government and
Ia longtime friend Of Representa-
tive Stanley. II Is my hope that
circumstances win be such In 1855
Ilthat he will be nominated and
elected Governor Of the Common
wealth Of Virginia"
| Reached later by the Danville
Register. Mr.. Tuck said his state
Evening star., 1952-12-07

1921 R. ST. CORAL HILLS
New home with full bsmt., 2 bed.
rms, liv. rm., din. rm., kit, full
but has light and heat; S13.950
Open Sat. and Sun, 2 till dark
WELLONS REALTY CO., Ii. 4-11OO
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PRINCE GEOktiES COUNT,

ALLENTOWN DISTRICT. $500 Lam
ham 'ane-S75o down and balance
like rent will buy this stucco 2-bed-
:m. house with u acre of ground.
%%fa fsz RRALfx f A2a5svs shsv
BELTSVILLE-Situated on 1A acres.
corner of 2 prominent roads. rms.
bath all on l foor; gas stove, refgr. ;,
water heater. oil heat; mi. to 3
sffSwYS fGNt Senfsfs; asfS;HTs9open Hfs4oo sun. noon
to dark. Ready. for occupancy. New
br. rambler. Lovely. large, COM
pletely equipped kit Firepl. in liv.
rm; Tile bath. Versatile floor plan;
2 bedrms. or 2 bedrms; and full
shn,nd shonld hande or fsn br oTsenSe eash rd
to 5sth ave: block to Seminole st:
CO. GA IN. 4ssa57.. ~ AN
BoWiEE$s,i OWE: IS, 7So; S. lovely .s sssrm; bum n,
G~ hest storm 0s%s dnors wtn and fn1es ~iedoxs
ha-acre wooded lot. Call Mr.
Fisher, SPARKS AGENCY. DU.
BRENTWOOD. S11.s5o: 81 800 dn'-
about IL years old: oil h.-w.h.. full
location. II. CARLYLE deLoZIER
Realtor. WA. T-50G0, WA. 10000
CAMP SPRINGS. $3.50 Allentown I'd
br. rambler, lge. liv. rm, with FIRE.
place, de luxe kit. 2 baths; h.-w.h
$16.950, terms. PINKNEY A. EARN
SHAW. Jr.. Clinton. Md. Cypres
.CHEVERLY-&1, 500 DOwN-Beauti.
fully detached brick rambler; Va.
room, kitchen; full bsmt.; gas a.-c
heat. Must be sold this week. Mr.
zahrek. COX d CO.. UN. z-1626
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HOUSES FOR sAle-Mp.
ALL OPEN SUNDAY, Is
2-FAMILY HOME

1913 SLIGO PARKWAY
Need home within a home where
Nom and pop can live under your
roof-yet have their own quarters?
home on 3 levels overlooking beaut
Sligo Pkwy.. is just what you are
looking for; built for gracious liv
and priced right. Dir: North on
y Piney Branch rd.. turn right on
Sligo Greek Pk|y U,,t. to open sign.
201O DAYTON ST.. SILVER SPRING
Be thankful you spotted this ad, pic
tuJresoue brick Colonial. only 4 yrs. yrs.
rm. with firepl.. separate din. rm.,
and gar. all this for only S17.S5O
Real bargain. Dir: Out Georgia ave.
to Dayton, right on Dayton blks
SPARKLING NEW
1905 CEDAR AVE, TAKoMA PARK
Will not last long; be sure to see
this big. new 6-rm. Colonial brick
hS%s ssqssnea On pUeh SSSGed of ot so fo # H.
fuil din. rm.. attrac. kit. finished
stairway to bsmt.. bedrms,, bath
and powder room; mr.. schools and
bus: S1S,950, Dir: South on Ptney
BRANCH rd; & to Phila delphla da ave; LEFT isft
Uu EHilduClpLEd ave. w SCAuA' ''She
on Ceder to our open sign.
ASSUME 40 CT LOAN
1911 PARHAM PL.. OAKVIEW
This 3-bedrm; brick rambler. close
to MOL, has lovely lge. nv. rm: with VII.
ette.. tiled bath: school bus at door;
new-house cond.. beaut. landsca ped
lot. Priced for quick sale. Dir: !:
North on N. Hampshire to Oakview
dr., turn left ! blk. to Parham and
4 4 BEDRMS. AND 2 BATHS
1O5O1 S. DUNMOOR DR.. g.. s..
Take advantage of this attrac. brick
Cape Cod home in valuable, Wood
moor loc; home incl. lge. liv. rrn:
elec. kit: full bsmt.. wooded lot.
Dir: N. on Colesville rd, to Lorraine
ave. right. on Lorraine ave. to
Ridgemoor dr.. left on Ridgemoor DR..
to S. Dunmoor and opcr sign:
LAUREL REALTY co.
III S-S7OO OPEN 1875.
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COLONIAL, SPECIAL.

Hillwood - immaculate 8-bedroom,
center hall. screened-in porch and
many home improvements. Large
beautiful trees on Q well-terraced
lot. 8 miles past D. c. line iust of
tsee hes terms aampshirs rs m9 atteas- MnS
RIs CO; Real Estate. Ju. e-1927.
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HOUSES FOR sALR-MD.
GT.ASSMANOR

2-Bedrm. brick, full bsmt.. outside
entrance. conv. schools. churches
shopping and downtown transp
$4,000, first trust 40. Askinl
$13.750.
A. A. CAROZZA CO.
LU. 4-0040 Ii. 1854
once Open Sunday Till / PM.
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REITSVILLE
WHY PAY RENT2

WHY PAY RENT?
When you can buy this cute and
cozy Cape Cod type home featurine
comfortable liv. rm., separate din.
rm., . well-proportioned bedrms.
and bath. Fully modern all-elec.
kit. Stairway to expandable attic.
Including porch; large lot; conv. to
schools; 3 years old. Excellent
terms. Directions: Out Washing
ton Baltimore blvd. past Open Air
Theater to first stoplight. left and
continue just beyond school TO our
open sign.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
1v1 n oo1o 90 ~ orsu,.r WE S6R0r
Evening star., 1952-12-07
420 Northwest drive. in
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

Four bedrms. baths. attractive
liv. rm.. full din. rm.. splendid all.
elec. kit; recreation rm.: inclosed
breezeway: gear garage level lot
10O-ft. wide. Open Sunday. / I'll
dark. ROBERT Z. HEATER, Agent
Ca.I eysn,rS. Mr' nj Toismssn.s snhsas 'o' s-oo@i
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
WEST HYATTSVILLE

Open Sun. 2-5. 5704 seth ave.
Brick Colonial; in excel. cond.; liv
rm. 15x21, with hrepl.; lge. din
rm. and kit: 8 lge. bedrms. on 2ne
A., with ample closet space full
bsmt: with rec. rm. and extra bath
2vrRfT H1l RrTa RosERfsoN faEfse DSEkt Wk. 7ofis5 7oi
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CAMP SPRINGS

CAMP SPRINGS
Detached brick home. immaculate
cond, only 5 yrs. old: features liv
rm. with long-burning fireplace
guest size din. rm. and equipped
kit; 8 bedrms.. tile bath; full bsmt
and screened. side porch; lge.,
fenced lot: aluminium storm win
dows. S17,250. Substantial cash
down.
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Xmas BARGAIN
WAYNE A. CASKEY

WAYNE A. CASKEY
OPEN, is
S10,750. Cute, small but cozy, 5-rm.
bungalow on level corner lot, in
sight of lge. shopping center, bus.
etc. Economical home with low
monthly payments. DIRECTIONS;
chcAn rd to hamilton anG st. qefeS eft to sps sfst
ave-. right to open sign.
800, with $3.50 down. Conv. to
Andrews Field and Census Bureau.
Brick 2-story. semidet.; has lge. GI
loan with low payment; near transp.
Many Many feasn[GSs; Incl ng sar5sSe d1s
stairs.
S12,5O0. 2-story, .3-bedrm. home. on
quiet street. facing q park. where
your your, children g l can play In IN safety; :;
down payment. Near transp.. shop
ping, schools and churches. Be in
and settled by Xmas.
S15. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by $1,000. g.
bedrm. brick rambler, full bsmt..
1h baths; near lee.. mod. shopping
This 2-story, 3-bedrm. Cheverly Co.
lonial is q must. Owner Is in drastic
need Of q quick sale. Make an offer
on your own terms and get one of
the few bargains on this market.
UNIVERSITY H1LLs-so much for
so little in this u -story home,
boasting 4 bedrms. and 2 full baths,
sep. din. rm.. full bsmt.; conv.
location.
Custom features and details galore.
New brick and stone rambler. 3
bedrms.. sep. din. rm., breezeway
and garage, bsmt. and expandable
attic; spacious lot.
COLLEGE PARK PROPER-2h-story
home with rms. lge. enough to show
OF your antiques; lge. entr. hall,
powder rm. and library on 1st level;
full bsmt. with fully equipped club
rm. and full bath; beautiful lot with
poxwood and various shrubs. Home
being completely redecorated.
WAYNE A CACKFv
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HOUSES FOR sALl-MD.
,-BEDROOM RAMBI ,ER
Corner Brick Bungalow
TRADE OR TERMS

Near Landover In Radiant Valley:
cenas,ro ceady to occupy almost immsdiatsly
dinette, effic.,. designed and equipped
kit: with table space, 2 good dble,
bedrms., tile bath, storage and
utility rm., lge. attic with disap-
pearing. stairway: radiant heat:
arrange a reasonable financing plan
for. you with as little as 81 800
cash. MT: Phifer. 10. S-S714. or
LU. 2-3S75.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
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OPEN 12-DARK

DUTCH COLONIAL
spacious living room Nth nsplsse
wide concreehoored porch
overooks garden and pool
FOUR BEDROOMS
hned):
Basement piayroom and workshop and
laundry
handsome shrubs
Moderately priced. Immediate possession
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO
Takoma Park Nd.
hrehou block beyond
nehou 69O5 southea OF
MARVIN J. DUNCAN & CO.
M a-o4oo Ju s-l2o7 RA. SCOTT -
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BRADBURY HEIGHTS
This immaculate 2-bedrm. home Of
fers spacious and comfortable living
features stainless-steel Kit. tequip.)
pantry; recr. rnd. with fireplace
gas h.-w.h.; spacious garage; fenced
lot. all kinds of shrubbs. Reas
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SIIITI.AND

SUITLAND
SS.95O-S2, 900 DOWN
Three blocks to Census Bureau. This
home is not new but well worth the
price: 9 bedrms. plus another small
rm:; lge, kit.,, 12xl2; lge. liv. rm:
$4,000; storm windows, stove. re-
frigerator and washer plus 2-cal
garage.
WEST REAL ESTATE
10. 9-93OO suitland Md
Evening star., 1952-12-07

$3,750 DOWN
SILVER SPRING, 3-BEDRM.
Quality Colonial for S1S.750 at
10OO4 ouinby St. l blk. north q
Strawberries. light bsmt., copper
plumbing, liv. rm. with fireplace,
Separate din. rm.. GE refrigerator.
large closets, stairs to attic. See by
appt. or Sun. to 6 call DU
7-9264 or AID. 2-1S54. -
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
5000 CHEVERLY AVE.
Brick home consisting Of very large
bedrms., ga tiled baths, each bedrm.
with walk-in closet. Liv. rm and
rec. rm. with firepl.. many extras.
ket value Drive by and inspect with
out obligation. We will endeavor to
meet your terms.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 7-6655, UN. 4-l168 -
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FORESTVILLE

-bedrm. masonry home;
full basement. rec. rm.; Gear ga
rage; Immaculate; fenced-in yard.
CRISMOND REAL ESTATE
459s st. Barnabas Rd. Sc. 10. 7-s215
UNIVERSITY PARK
43-ft. brick and stone rambler, 9
bedrms., lge. liv. rnn., firepl., tiled
bath. equip. kit; full bsmt... toilet,
fenced yard storm sash. close to
schools and busses. Priced S21 $50.
DALEY REAL ESTATE, AP. 7-1443
or AP. 7.OO77. .
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WA. 45OC

34th and R. I. Ave. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Mr.. ST. JERoME's CHURCH
HYATTSVILLE
6 BEDRMS.. 2 BATHS
1st A. has liv. rm. with fireplace.
study, full bath, center -entr. hall.
mod kit. with dishwasher. break
fast rrn.. din. rm. and porches;
lge. lot make 1t ideal for children.
Call Mrs. Smith, AP. 7-4756. with
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
2125 R. /. Ave. NE. HO. 2-6O20
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MARYLAND PARK

MAL AfA1ND I A1tn
$3.50. a real buy. Two bedrooms
lge, airy kit; din. rm.. liv. rrn.i
automatic heat; fenced lot; paved
street: 2 blocks to school and shop.
ping. Call for an appt.
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OPEN 1 TILL DARK

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EXTENDED
! SIS. 750-11OS NORWOOD AVE.
bsmt., recr. rm., ige. inciosed porch,
h.-w.h., Venetian blinds. storm win
dows, Anchor fence. driveway. Spot
less. A real value. Directions: Out
New Hamp. ave. ext. IA mi. past
p. e. line to Norwood ave-, turn left
2 blks. to Open" sign.
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NEW NUMBER
S1 500 DOWN-S15O MO.

Charming 3-bedrm. Colonial with
beautiful paneled rec. rm.. delight
full screened porch: level lot with
trees: near Oekview School and
transportation; total price only
S17.950 Call JU. G-S0l0
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT e. INSURANCE co.
Evening star., 1952-12-07

HYATTSVILLE
OPEN 2-5. 4106 Decatur st.-3-bed.
rm., cor. brick BUNGALOW. Expand
able attic. partially finished; lge
kit. Oil h.-w.h. Lge. lot Priced
To- sell; $4,000. J; EVERETT
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

$1,000 DOWN. Lovely 5-rm. home
on u acre. Near Defense High
way. transp. 2 bedrms. lge Nv
rm., din. rm. with wood-burnine
flrepl.,- equipped. sparkling elec. kit,
with laund., auto. oil heat. mod
chicken house, extra acre avail. A
BARGAIN. J. VICTOR DICKEY. AP.
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RIGGS RD.-h ACRE,
3-bedrm. brick rambler. kitchen
breezeway. separate din. rm., at
value at SCI 800.
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COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATES
Delightful new brk. Cap Cod. 5 rms.
bedrms.. tiled bath end floor; gar
bage disposal and dishwasher; full
bsmt. with roughed-in bath, outside
entrance; soft. lot, driveway, All
the appointments Of homes In this
area priced to sell at S29 300. Call
for amt tn inenact
Evening star., 1952-12-07

NEW 2-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
CAMP SPRINGS-NEAR ANDREWS
AND BOLLING-ONLY S13,75O
Well built. beautifully planned; "a
acre, level, shaded lot. All elect.
kit. with bar. picture windows, lge.
storage attic. util. rm.: immediate
possession. Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-S136.
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST. 3-736S.
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IN ACRES-RIGGS RID.
Brick Cape Cod, with 1irepl.. brick
side porch 12x25. built-in garage,
maids -onIu. See II now.
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HOUSES FOR SALg-MD.
peter j. hagan

$1,000 DOWN. $40 MONTH
sulated; fenced yard; conv. location.
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CLOSE-IN MARYLAND
Don't pay rent; invest in a home
A det. 5-rm. home, 2 bedrms. ant
bath on 2nd A.: liv. rn.. full din
rm. and kit. on 1st A.: bsmt.: OF
heat; det garage. Call now. AP
KIRKS REALTY CO. REALTORS
no O.R7T2 -
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HELP WOMEN
LAR TECHNTCIAN

For. medical clinic. Experience 70.
auired. Leave provisions. Medical
coverage. $2.Tl0 per annum. regis
tered; S3,54O per annum, nom
registered Call EX. nOn7 81
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OPPORTUNITY

COLORED-Young man for porte
and some delivery work in fine fur
nit'lre store: neat and industrious
drivers permit; answer In Writinl
giving references. BIGGS ANTIQUl
CO., 1880 Conn, ave. NV, go
Evening star., 1952-04-21
HELP WOMEN (conf.)

BoOKKEEPER, experienced. for lif,
insurance ONCE; excel. opportunii!
for responsible person; must b
good typist; 5-day week. Call MR.
BOoKKEEPER. S; thcroushly exper.
full cnarge of complete set o!
double entry books, for fine ladies
speciality store; permanent position
Apply THE ESSIE O'DONNELL CO.
3407 Conn. ave. NV. -22
ASST. - Experienced
in general ONCE work and tipping;
pleas. working cond.; 5-day. 4n.hr
wk.; good salary; permanent. EMILE
1921 Conn. ave. DI. 1920. I'll
BKKPG. MACH. TRAINEE
Opportunity to train on MGR 5000
Bookkeeping machine: 5 days, 40
hrs; paid vacation; high school
education desirable; liking for fis-
ureS necessary. Call THOMPSONS
DAIRY, DE. 1400. --21
CASHIERS and counter girls; good
pay. no Sat. or Sun. work. holidays
eff with pay, wks. paid vacation,
straight S-hr. shifts. Call for appt.,
ma. 361o. 80 T
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CLERK

CLERK -TYPIST. knowledge Of book
keeping. days, permanent, down.
town. See Mr.. Myers at 622 9 st.
CLiEMRsK-TYPIsr. experienced. for @I ac-
counting department Of national
research organization; permanent
position offering 3712-hour, 5-day
week, "A days annual leave and
IS days sick leave per year; many
liberal subsidized employe benefits.
For interview, call Elk. 500. Ext.
CLERK TYPIsT, white, for large
magazine distributor; 5-day wk.,
vacation. etc. Apply 1121 9th st.
CLERK-TYPIsr with knowledge Of
bookkeeping; excellent opportunity.
good salary and discount on pur-
chase. Apply Miss Curtis. L. FRANK
CO. 1900 F. st. NV. --26
CLERK-TYPIST, general ONCE work.
good starting salary. chance for
Advancement. Apply in person.
BLUE BANNER LAUNDRY. $50 9TH
CLERK-TYPIsT, under 35. with
knowl. Of bookkeeping. in old estab-
nshed flre and casualty insurance
branch office. Work is interesting.
Surroundings pleasant and can. ad-
vance to. important pos, 371a-hr
wk. Apply NORTHWESTERN, S22l
Woodward Bldg. %
CLERK -TYPIST, intelligent. for inter-
esting work in air-cond. office; 5-day
week, other advantages; S45 to start.
MAX ALPERSTE1N'S DEPARTMENT
STORES, 1920 18th st NV --22
Evening star., 1952-04-21


I3l4FSt. NV. -e2
YOUNG MAN = alert high school
saasns ss New YORK ssoef
member firm. Interesting work, paid
vacation. DECENTRALIZATION plan. mod
ern downtown ONCE. Some typlng
soH soilit9Z 94ss PIsiesFsq stsa but not necessi''
YOUNG MAN to learn trade in wood
paid while learning. holidays, 40-hr.
E.eek. VasS: , and ether sT99S emglSye Iene- GNSs
YOUNG MAN for multigr.ph depart
ment; permanent position; 5-day.
4O-hr. wk.; pleasant working con-
ditions; liberal discount on pur-
popRREg t26 RREsg DgGG Ess15s9iR5 gFoRR Rn EmpSs ARSy
YOUNG t MzN.Part.tine With knowl-
edss Of BOOKKEEPING: typing and
Write Box 2so-s Star. ' Msf H.
YOUNG MAN, 1s to 25: to do service
work for storm window company,
Wonderful opport. to set established
with . company that is growing
rapidly. Steady work with inter-
estinF ssl11y ExpsT mot S.,,nsd nee but but
1AAuob OC AACNAoAANoAS AAANAAAS4 DAA
have own means Of transportation.
Apply in person. 6213 Baltimore
blvd. Hyattsville, Md. 81
WANTED: 100 men to drive yellow
Cabs. Apply in person. PERSONNEL
OFFICE, 1901 New York ave ne.
orator. Lss; apt: bldg; ;;,.sa U.m ;tp to
be sober and dependable: WeekdSys
after 10 am. AID: 1868. -26
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES-Op-
portunity for several ambitious and
intelligent young men to learn
freight tariff compiling.- Interest
ing work with excellent future. For
interview call ME. 0160. -22
APPRENTICE MECHANICS - Two
young men, mechanically inclined,
who wish to learn trade that can
lead to independence after two
years training by US. Credit ex-
tended for previous mechanical ex-
perience. Progressive wage scale;
4O-hr., 5-day wk. interviews 9-12.
L. c. SMITH & CORONA TYPE
WRITERS, INC. 1413 Park I'd. NV.
FORMICA TOP MAN, to I'LL perma-
nent position with established firm;
excellent pay and benefits with good
working conditions. Applicant must
be throughly experienced in order
to qualify. Apply to Mr.. Edward,
JOHN @. WEBSTER & SONS, INC,
627 F st. NV. ST. 6100. -21