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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17

MEN NEEDED, AGE $500,
WITH CAR, NEAT AP-
PEARANCE, GOOD CHAR
.ACTER. IF YOUR PRES
EMIT EARNINGS ARE NOT
ENOUGH FOR PRESENT
DAY LIVING COST, WHY
NOT LET ME COME TO
YOUR HOME AND DIS
CUSS THE POSSIBILITIES
OF BETTERING YOUR
SELF? INTERVIEW IN THE
PRESENCE OF YOUR WIFE
PR EFE RRED. PERMA-
NENT HIGH-EARNING PO-
SITION FOR MEN WHO
QUALIFY. WRITE WHEN
/ CAN SEE YOU TO BOX
S96-L, STAR.
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YOUNG MAN

Willing to start at bottom for oppor-
tunity to learn casualty insurance
underwriting. See Mrs. Cassidy
HARTFORD ACCIDENT 4 1NpEM,
Vermont ave. NV.
FARM AND DAIRY HAND, expert
enced: small family; modern Arm.
house; garden. milk and fuel: salary
$3.50 mo. CHANT1LLY FARM. Fair
fax. Va. Phone Herndon 39-J-2.
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HELP MEN tcont.l

MEN, TO TAKE ORDERS for Golfers,
8 orders per day pays $50 per wk.,
no exp. necess. RIM. 422, 1404 New
York ave. NV. lis
MEN (2) for part time work in Ar
ington delicatessen. Married men
preferred. Call Mon, 10 am. to
8 pm. OW. 96S9. is
MEN l3). white, neat appearing, for
outside sales work; average earning
SIS week. Good chance for ad-
vancement. We furnish transp.
Apply 8 to 10 am. Room $50, 724
9th st. NV. 10
MEN-Three (3) are needed for i'm
mediate placement in exceptional
income positions. Positions are. per-
manent, company furnishes all pros
poets and established appointments.
Men selected must be able to pro-
vide local character reference and
be neat In appearance. Salary. car
furnished. Apply MR.. MONT
.GOMERY. 651l 18th. st. NV. liz
MEN-APPLY TODAY
II interested in earning $4O-S50 per
week in spare time. apply Ar
Southern Bldg: 18th and H SITS. NV, ;.
3 9. m: today Sunday. Car required.
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BANK TELLER

PERMANENT POSITION. s.
DAY WEEK. COMPANY
BENEFITS INCLUDE HOS
FERTILIZATION, INSUR-
ANCE AND RETIREMENT
PRIVILEGES.
APPLY THE WASHINGTON
LOAN & TRUST co.
18th AND G SITS. NV.
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DANCE TEACHERS

A4&NN&A d A4A4~@4A1&bA@
The Don Martini expansion program
and and ambition to teach D't ballroom
dancing and train for branch man
ayers. No experience necessary-we
train you free. Full or part time;
excellent salary. Apply in person,
mum DON MARTINI STUDIOS
SOC 18th st. NV. or 1124 Conn. Ave.
DENTAL ASSISTANT for Eye St. Of
Give references. school, desired sal.
airy and age in own handwriting.
Box 392-L. Star.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. inexperienced
girl; 5-day week; medical center
oftice:. state age. salary expected
and phone number Box 74-L. Star.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. IS to so,
white; experience unnecessary; con-
genial surroundings. Box 463-H,
DENTAL ASSISTANT. downtown Of.
nee. Write giving experience. salary
expected. references. Box ALL
Star.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experience not
necessary; downtown ONCE. approx
35-hr: wk.; state salary expected.
dental En- 4,SI TEc sssSi for waxing
and plate dept. JOHNSON MILLER
DENTAL. LABORATORY. ia. 1865.
perm; pos. for fully eXper.. capable
merchandiser; ne; state exper. anc
refs: Box 1871, Star. -1s
EDUCATIONAL SALES-see our dis.
play ad in today's This Weel
Magazine Section" We have open.
ings in Washington and ether cities
for well-educated women. age Is
| to 20: experienca IN fec rb;n0 c11,t
o. church work helpful; sal comm
Write, The Book House for Children
1914 Lincoln Liberty BLDG, Phila
z, Pa. or call MISS MABEL LUTZ
National an,d9 2IaO. after | pm. Per
FILE CLERKS, white, for filing en-
yelopes and cards for ,3rd- ella IS
mailings; 5-day, 4O-hr. wk.. stste
age, experience. II any, and phone
no. No Saturday work. Box 346. B,
FILE CLERK.rYPIsr, young lady;
exper. not essential; 5-day wk.
Apply COLUMBIA FEDERAL saw
INGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION. $50
18th st. NV. -17
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YOUNG MAN

Age 21-25. some high school educa-
ton, opportunity to learn hotel
chef work under 1st-class chef;
salary and maintenance while
learning; excel. opportunity for de-
- pendable man; refs. req. Apply
2003 Eye st. NV.
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HELP WOMEN (cont. ]

BEAUTY OPERATORS-Evenings and
Saturdays. MARY BRUCE. Hair.
dresser. ST. Sits.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, excellent sal.
airy, steady position. ANNE SHERI.
DAN BEAUTY SALON, 1902 Georgia
ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPER - Must be exper. :,
woman with automobile bookkeeping
exper. pref. PARKER MOTORS
Leesourg. Va. Phone Leesburg $50
--21
B Stsek as1, asEs a4% gEspsFs]
Co. phone RE. 313i for appoint
BOOKKEEPER; experience necessary;
small amount typing;: excel. hours
group Decentralization; sick leave;
.yyIacatlon With pay;s good salary.
HOMES OIL CO.. 6225 Blair I'd. NV.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE
ACTIVE statesmen

willing to make consistent. intensiv,
of semiprofessional nature. Stead;
year-'round business, with no of
season. Good working habits, sin.
certify and honesty are prime re-
QuiSites. Previous direct sales ex-
per. not required. Car necessary
Phone nearest manager Monday fol
pvt. interview: Mr.. Chouinard
George Mason Hotel, AL. 1000. OF
Mr.. Strautman, Cavalier Apt, tn
5000.
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MEN
1910 YEARS OF AGE

1910 YEARS OF AGE
White, to insert papers on Thurs,
Feb. 21, 1852. Report to Mr.. Fer
Der. mailroom foreman, mezZanine
moor, ready for work at 1890 am.
Positively no telephone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 PENNA. AVE. NV.
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YOUNG MAN

Accounting experience in retail bust
ness. knowledge of retail method
and general Office procedures. Ex-
cellent opportunity. Permanent
MOTIONS. 427 9TH st. NV. DI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17

Program Provides Openings
A Westinghouse 1926
million expansion program
offers the opportunity of
a lifetime to men qualified
in the above fields. This
tremendous expansion pro-
gram has made openings
available in Electronic and
X-ray and Air-Arm Divi-
sionS for work on civil and
military radio, radar, x-ray
and electronics.
MANY OUTSTANDING
BENEFITS:
Top pay, ideal conditions,
congenial associates, ad-
vancement on merit, scho1-
arships, pension, stock
purchase plan, insurance
and many other advan-
tageS.
If you are using your
greatest skill in a defense
industry, do not apply.
LOCATION:
Baltimore and Suburbs
Interviews Will be Arranged
In Baltimore.
Send resume of experience
and education to:
MANAGER OF
Industrial Relations
Westinghouse
Electric Corp.
2519 WILKENS AVE.
BALTIMORE 3, MD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
MEN

II you are looking for an
opportunity to increase your
present income-if you are In
dead earnest and are willing
to work 3 hours each evening,
write Box. 394-L. Star, giving
name, address and phone
number for appointment.
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HELP WOMEN
CREDIT MANAGER

Experienced. Good opportunity fol-
the right person. Apply ct KLEIN'S
STORE. 1927 + Sc. NV. All informa.
ton held In strictest confidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17

CREDIT INVESTIGATOR
Exper. pref. but not nec.; no typing;
good hrs. and working conds.; In
surance. and disqualification bene-
nts. Phone MR.. WARNER. ST.
4SOO. LIZ
CONTEMPORARIES, white, for ED
erly lady; 5-day wk., 80; refer
ences required. WO. 7245.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17

CASHIER-CHECKER
Perm. opening for young woman ir
cafeteria at National Art Gallery
exper. helpful, not essential If other.
wise qualified. Tues. through Sun,
excel. salary and hours. GOVERN.
MENT SERVICES, INC, 1885 2Ist
st. NV, IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17

r&AASSAA &A44NS wv
14th and L SITS. NV. is
CLERK.TYPIsT, perm. position; S.
ING INK CO., sos Charming pl: &c
RK-TYPIST - Permanent posi-.
tion; Monday to Friday; 35-houl
working wk. IL paid holidays, vaca
ton and many other benefits; mod
ern air-condition .congenial execu'
tive ONCE located in downtown NV
s sfa1ns psaz9 not
Reply Box 73-L. Star. III
CLERK-TYPIST for bookkeeping of.
flee. Able to do simple bookkeeping
type figures and operate adding ma.
chine, Accuracy and neatness more
important than speed; 5-day week
good working conditions. handi.
G capIpsd preferred. NE, 6e4o for ap'
CLERK-TYPIsT, experienced, no,
over 50; accuracy and neatnesl
general ONCE work; ability ie to taxi *
some dictation desirable; 5-day
week; unusual employe advantages
with local ofice supply organiza.
tion; Phone MR.. MONNIG, ME
5846, on Monday.
CLERK-TYPIST. 10 to %. for in.
teTeSIlng WOrK IN lge. mortgage
banking firm; should type about
ment; hrs. -9:15 to 5; 5-day wk.;
paid annual and sick leave; com.
pany disqualification. See Mr.. Ora.
ham. FREDERICK w. BERENs
INC. 1928 K st. NV. Ma. 5000
CLERK-TYPIsT. good with figures
for business once Of local univer-
sity; pleasant working conditions;
35-hour week. free tuition. Call
MRS. JOHNSON after 8 am. Mon
day. ST. 1910
CLERK-TYPIST, white, good hours
and salary: usual employe benefits
INC. 144O P st. NV. 10
CLERK-TYPIST. part-time hrs. ar
NATIONAL UNfFoRM CO.. 2o0l K
st. NV MA. O32O 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17

GIRLS
One Of Washington's leading Insurance Com
panies is continuing to expand and we have several
openings for pleasant capable young ladies'
TYPISTS
High School Graduates Preferred
y. CLERKS
High School Graduates Required
No Typng
We offer regular hours, permanently security, OPP
portuny, congenal associates convenient location,
paid vacation and sick leave This is excellent place
to work and we are proud of our fine employees Stop
by and see U.s.
5-day week. to 4:30
AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES
Summer is only months away
Government Employees
Insurance Company
14th AND l. SITS. NV.
Please apply am to pm.
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MAID

MILLINERY SALESWOMAN, expert
enced, excellent opportunity. pleas
ant working conditions. OAR LEE
MILLINERY, 10 18th st. NV. III
MONITOR BOARD OPERATORS
trunk lines; some tipping: 5-day
wk., permanent position, Insurance
and disqualification plan: salary
open. Call MIR. SCRUTON. MI.
NURSE Hgss graduate, knowledge @ of typ-
ing. for doctors ONCE. Phone AT.
0635 or RIA. 1881 for interview.
NURSE. white. age 22-40, for pri-
vate hospital; references. CO. 4754.
NURSE, practical. white, live in; care
for gentleman bed patient; S25 per
Call Fairfax, Va. SO. IL
NURSES AIDE, white. for suburban
SH. 1914.
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CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
Young lady who wishes to advance
with a nationality known progress
Sive loan CO.: vacation, sick leave
with pay; many other advantages;
exper. not nee. but helpful, Apply
in person Mr.. Flax, EQUITABLE
LOAN CO.. 34O8 Rhode Island ave-,
Mt. Rainier, Md. = -22
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ATTENTION MEN
CTNn Yn0YTN@

We have Just opened a factory branch
here, and have openings for men
who are interested In learning a new
type of work that offers $50 pei
vancement into supervision adver.
Using and management after &C
days. This is Job with a future
for sincere, energetic men. II YOU
really want Job and are q steady
dependable worker, stop looking
Here 1t is now. Apply 1922 18th
st. NV, End a., 9:30-11 am. only.
See MR.. IOCKYER. 10
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NOTICE no JoR APp1.caNrs
HELP WOMEN
Advertising Detail Clerk
Clerical Assistant

Good opportunity for capable young
high school graduates who are tr.
terested in an interesting position
with q well-known sales organiza-
ton; knowledge of typing necessary;
pleasant SURROUNDINGS: moderr
equipment: short, 37h-hour. 5-day
week; no Saturdays: paid sick leave
and vacation after 8 months. Ap.
plicants should be neat, personable
and interested in people.
Apply Third Floor Personnel Dent.
THE REUBEN H. DONNFLLY CORP
1900 Eye st. NV.
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Don't Fail to Consider These
Excellent Career
Opportunities
1926 Million Expansion
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CASHIER

Local branch Of large manufacturine
company has opening for women "a
to 30 years old; includes some book
Keeping duties; 5-day 4O-hour week;
employees benefits. Reply BY letter
stating qualifications. Box 214-H'
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500 PER WEEK

week. and enjoy sales work. but do
not like to canvas: we have plenty
of leads, more than we can handle.
Call HUI. 6240 for appointment.
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE -21
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YOUNG MAN
OVER 81
WITH CAR

For sewing machine service depart.
ment. Experience preferred but viii
train suitable applicant. Gooc
starting salary plus bonus and cal
allowance. 5-day week. Annua
vacation.
APPLY IN PERSON TO
SEWING MACHINE DEPT.
S. KAHN SONS co.
9Th AND D SITS. NV.
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LEADs-LEADs-L
EDUCATIONAL SALESMAN wanted
by 3s-year-old school. Must have
Loads Of bona fide leads. Our men
average over $3.50 weekly. Local
territory. Write. giving experience
Mr.. Smith, ART INSTRUCTION
INC. 500 s. 4th street, Minneapolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17

1135 21st st. NV.
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AID MATCHES. sell amazing designs
60. 80, 40 and $40 light bool
COMM: every business q prospect
Repeats. Start without exper., men
NOTHING. Sales Kit. furn. MATCH
CORP. OF AMERICA. Dept. 40
ChicaRn 20 .
Evening star., 1952-10-21
FOUND.

BOXER, white, female, purebred. CaiI UN.
0SS7 or WA. 3579. PRINCE GEORGES
ANIMAL. RESCUE LEAGUE.
DOG, black male cocker: vicinity 18th
and e sts. NV. MR.. BAKER RE- 1890,
Ext. 221S or NE. O972
Evening star., 1952-10-21
Says Action Requires
More Than Conference

He thinks he will call a con-
ference of governors to fix
things. But I can tell you, it
will take more than that to
break down the barriers of
prejudice.
A good deal of his speech was
devoted to attacking me for not
doing enough about civil rights.
In my political life have been
attacked for many things. I
have had a good laugh over
many of them. But I have
never had a better laugh than I
had from the idea that I was
not doing enough about civil
rights. People usually tell me
I've done too much. The more
you think about it. the funnier
it is.
Now the Republican candi-
date made a particular point
about segregation in the District
of Columbia. He promised to
end it If he becomes President.
I'm glad to see the Republi-
can candidate is interested in
this subject. But I ought to
warn him that the President
can't get things done in the
District of Columbia simply by
waving a wand.
have been for home rule for
the District for years, but I
can't get Congress to agree.
Nevertheless, we are making a
lot of progress in civil rights in
the District of Columbia.
Today, in the theaters, hotels
and restaurants of the District
of Columbia. segregation and
discrimination are on the way
out.
In the colleges and UNIVERSE
ties of the District, and in pri-
vate schools, both secondary and
elementary. hundreds Of Negro
students are enrolled where
there were none five years ago.
The parks and Fairgrounds
operated by the Interior De-
partfnent in Washington are
completely unsegregated, as they
have been for more than 10
years.
The parks and Fairgrounds
Evening star., 1952-10-21
Trumun's Civil Riqhts Talk

operated by the District of Co.
lumbia in Washington are be-
ing progressively integrated.
Only last month, integration
of some of our new housing
projects was announced.
Just this year. the Medical
Association of the District of
Columbia opened it's member
ship to qualified Negro physi-
clans. Other professional groups
have done the same thing.
My friends, some of these
steps are big steps. They are
all steps forward. not back
ward; and they represent ac-
ton, not talk.
There are some Republicans
who believe in civil rights. I
understand you have one of
them as Governor of New Jer-
sey. But that is no reason for
you to elect, as President, a
Republican who thinks it is i'm
possible to use Federal power
to insure fair employment prac-
ticese. That is no reason to elect
a Republican candidate who
says that a certain amount of
segregation is necessary in the
armed forces, because under
integration the competition is
too tough for Negroes.
Why put a man in the White
House who only wants to call
a conference. when you can put
in Adlai Stevenson, who moved
in with the National Guard to
stop the Cicero riots-who abol-
ished segregation in the Illinois
National Guard by executive
order-who eliminated race
from the Illinois State Employ
ment Service forms-and who
helped end segregation in the
Illinois public schools?
Don't be fooled. Look at both
of the candidates. Look at both
of the parties. Look at their
platforms. See which one really
means business on civil rights
and which one is just looking
for votes.
The Democratic Party and it's
candidates are the ones you can
count on to advance human
freedom. Vote Democratic and
put Adlai Stevenson in the
White House.
Evening star., 1952-10-21
BY the Associoied Press

NEWARK, N. j.. Oct. al
FOLLOWING is the tert OF pre-
pared speech by President
Truman here today:
I am glad to be here in New
ark. I am out here today cam
paigning for the Democratic
ticket.
This year the Democratic
Party has two of the finest con-
dif ates in its entire history
A, .lai Stevenson and John
8 oarkman.
You have a great candidate
for the Senate in Archie Alex
ander. Return your good
Democratic Congressman, Peter
Rodino and Hugh Addonizio.
Elect Martin j. Fox to Congress.
They will help Stevenson and
Sparkman do the job you want
to carry forward the great
programs of economic and social
welfare that have been initiated
during the last 20 years.
In this campaign, the Demo-
Gratis have been explaining these
issues to the people. We have
been trying to get the Repub-
licans to state where they stand
on the issues. too. I have been
trying to smoke out the Repub-
lican candidate on some of these
things that are of such concern
to the people.
At last. we are getting results.
Last week when the Repub-
lican candidate for President
spoke here, he discussed one of
these issues-the issue of civil
rights. I am glad to see the
Republican candidate is in fa-
vor of the principles of civil
rights. But he obviously does
not know the hard facts of life
about this subject. He doesn't
know what it takes to get some
thing done in this field.
Evening star., 1952-10-21

with the United Nations for more
than a year. 10 months of which
were spent in Korea. She added
she was working in Korea when
the war broke out there.
when did you first meet the
accused" Mr.. Sodaro asked.
She replied it was sometime last
November at bowling alley in
New York.
Miss Mizibrocky testified she
had some trouble with the pin
boys and was about to complain
when Grammer made some re-
mark to her.
Il took him as part of the man.
agement." Miss Mizibrocky said.
The witness added that during
the conversation it was agreed
that the house had insulted her
and should stand a drink or two,
Accepted Lunch Invitation.
Miss Mizibrocky said Grammer
invited her to have lunch with
him the next day. She said she
accepted and saw him occasionally
for dinner until around Christ
mas time. After that she ex-
Iplained they saw each other two
or three times a week.
During the six months prior to
August 20. Miss Mizibrocky con-
tinued. they saw each other five
or six times a week."
"At whose suggestion were
these engagements made?" asked
Mr.. Sodaro.
Miss Mizibrocky replied, II sup
pose it was mutual. but that sort
of invitation usually comes from
the man."
did you know Grammer had
a family at this time?" Mr..
Sodaro asked.
Had Mentioned Relatives.
Miss Mizibrocky replied that
Grammer had mentioned that he
had several brothers and sisters
in Baltimore.
did you think this was all of
the family he had in Baltimore?"
the prosecution asked.
II didn't know he had any other
kind of family" Miss Mizibrocky
explained that II thought so much
of him L did not believe he could
have misinformed me-"
Did he make any gifts to you?"
Eyes, on Christmas he gave me
a stocking which contained a lip
stick and compact"
The witness said she recipro-
Gated on his birthday, last June
"a when she gave him a cigarette
lighter.
Evening star., 1952-10-21
Grummer'
Continued From First Page.)

of the new $4,000 sedan had been
propped open with a stone wedged
under the heel of the accelerator
The comely brunette told Judge
Moser late yesterday she had lived
with Grammer in Chicago as his
wife a few weeks before Mrs.
Grammer was beaten to death
here with a length of pipe.
Asked by the judge if she
still loved Grammer Miss Mizi-
brocky replied: That is a difficult
question, your honor. You love
people for what they are. Ed
lied to me-"
The stay of Grammer and Miss
Mizibrocky in the Edgewater
Beach Hotel in Chicago occurred
a few weeks before Mrs. Gram
mer's body was found in the over
turned family automobile.
Letters Become Evidence.
Miss Mizibrocky testified that
several communications were ex-
changed between her and Gram
mer after they left Chicago on
Evening star., 1952-10-21
Letters Become Evidence.
LOST.

BEAGLE, female, brown, tan and white.
SO. so reward LA. 6-94o6 eyes,, L. $4,000
BICYCLEs-Wouldt the person who picked
morning near the Tick Took Inn, please
call WA. 6212 after 6 pm? Children
broken-hearted.
BILLFOLD. lady's. green, with drivers per-
WIDMAYER. RA. 2306.
CHANGE PURSE, small. brown, with $25
in bills. keys, laundry ticket. Reward.
308 c st. ne.
Cherrydale area. Reward. ia. 2-8273.
COCKER SPANIEL, black, female, s mos,
vic. Raymond ST., Chevy Chase. OIL 1914.
COCKER SPANIEL. black; lost on N. 2.
st 1915 Peait istR phone st no n2 ssSs or deliver
DOG; male tri,soloFsd toy eGllie' white
Tor inform. uN. 7164. ~ ESi =
DOG, black and tan, coon hound, VIC
Laurel. Reward: Call TO. 6Os6. -22
DOG, small black and white, male. tan
Spring. LO. 5-3297. -23
DOG. mixed hound and Doberman. black
with brown and white markings; lost Fri
day near Glenmont School. Reward.
DOG, toy collie brown black. and white.
Is. Reward. Call Evergreen 4-215S.
EARRING, gold with two pearls; Sunday,
Oct. 10, at 18th st. and Pa. ave. or 9th
DE. s ana Fasd' Pa ave. Reward Please call
ENVELOPE. small, white, containing broken
diamond ring. Reward. IA. 5-9066.
GREEN WALLET. containing Important
papers; Sat. night. National Guard
JACKET, green. Andy HaTdy' chiIa,s; vic,
WA. 5000. -22
KEYS, small. det to min. flash lighter.
on chain. Vicinity kann'S store and Wis.
ave. Reward. NO. 0175. -22
NES6 RIEcs End SDFsn eonn 'q1 assGs; ss Ss
night. Reward. DE. 9ls1. %
PARAKEET, apple green; talks; answers to
ths name name OF vard pgeket VIC S1oS g
POLICE DOG, black, silver and gray; 9
years. old; answers to name Of Big
Feet HeGSddn Lost IN yic Pentas0n' ReEard'
EE4 4sW.r TiueS Vs. DssS
SIAMESE CAT, male. name "Genghis," )"
vic. GEORGETOWN. Call Ho. 3199. Reward.
TERRiER, female. small, white with brown
markings on head children's pet; vic.
Suitland. Nd. HI. s75S.
WALLET, mans, brown; marked j. S. T
Containing cash. drivers license. personal
papers. Reward offered. Return papers
Box 3S4-R, Star. -33
WALLET. lady's, red; lost Sun, vic. Sky
line Drive. Contained valuable papers
Reward. GE 1101.
WALLET, lady's. tan: lost Sat. in vic
Murphy'S F st. store. Papers valuable
to owner only. Call RIA. 1884 after 6
pm. Reward -23
WRIST WATCH. lady's. lost between Monu.
ment and Capitol. Reward. LU. 1-7769
WRIST WATCH, lady's Hamilton, white
gold case and band, 6 diamonds. Noon
hour, Oct. Is. in or bet. Penney's and
Hecht's, Silver Spring. Reward WA.
$500, Ext. 236. -23
WILL THE PERSON who found the billfold
in front Of 727 Chillum rd. please return
the papers and keep money? UN 2740.