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Evening star., 1952-05-05
TYPISTS

l. L L In 4O
Experienced
Immediate Openings
Good Starting Salary
FREQUENT Raises
7-Hour Day
5-Day Week
Age 1870
Call Ma. 1900. Ext. 240. -S
TYPIsTs, .exper.. for women under
30 yrs. OF age: perm. positions. Of
"a days annual leave.
For oaSs intsrvieK slS klesEe eai Ex s,oo Ext 40
TYPIsT-PBX OPERATOR - 5-day
week, hospital benefits. pleasant
working conditions; in -condi-
toned ONCE. Must be able to type 80
w.p.m. HO. $500. MR.. SMATHERS
TYPIST TELEPHONE SECRETARY.
white only: permanent job with OPP
portunity: air-conditioned ONCE; 40
hour week. Call ST. 1922 Monday.
WAITRESS, white, exper., tavern.
Apply in person, 1O9 Upshur st. NV.
lend Of Soldiers Home carline).-
WAITRESS, full or part time; expe-
IleuCeQ on mlXeQ drinks: apply IN
person. CONGRESSIONAL COCK
TAIL LOUNGE. 105 Independence
wAfTREss, white. exper., good sal.
ary and tips; excel. working conds.
Apply CARRIGAN'S RESTAURANT,
Conn. and s SITS. NV. -
WAITRESS. white. ri or over. good
tips tips and 1SyI TSTking j y eo9ndi.iSns. nd day
ave. and Farragut st.. RA. O2SO.
MATTRESSES, white. experienced; ex-
cellent tipping. Apply OYSTER BAY
RESTAURANT, 904 9th st. NV.
WAITRESSES-Sat. and sun; excel.
earnings. pleasant working condi-
tions. WAKEFIELD RESTAURANT.
MATTRESSES wanted for expanding
Italian restaurant. Excellent OPP
portunity. Full or part time. VILLA
ROSA RESTAURANT. $40 Roeder
I'd. Silver Spring. Md. opposite
Hecht Co.. JU. 7-7126 -
WAITRESS
There Is rarely an opening ut the
TsTn TTUTQ PEGT IT'D MT saTl, ~,
Evening star., 1952-05-05
WAITRESS

WAITRESS
There is rarely an opening at the
TED LEWIS RESTAURANT. They
II you have excellent local refer
ences, have had long experience in
serving best clientele, see Mr.. Frank,
after 4 PM, 1855 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-05
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

MPLS. VIA CHICAGO, Thursday eve
ming. May Sth; take 3 or 4; share
Evening star., 1952-05-05

Live in. Other help. Refs. $3.50 mo.
EN-. 1869. -6
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PAPER HANGING
Featuring ASAM Wall Papers.
Quality Workmanship.
Reasonable Prices.
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AIR CONDITIONERS
RENTED
BABY FURNITURE

Before you buy ond-hand things for
your baby, check our prices for NEW
baby needs.
Full-size baby cribs. from $685..
Folding baby carriages, from SLABS
Full-siZe playpens. from $9.95.
NATIONAL BABY SHOP
2461 18th st. NV. opp. Ambass.
Theater; Open Mon. and Fri. ewes.
Evening star., 1952-05-05
BUSINESS SERVICES

30 YOU WANT THAT PORCH
SCREENED? Call Sligo 3942 eve
nings.
Evening star., 1952-10-06

The performance Of the Be-
thesda clubs team In the State
four-ball play has slowed the club
championship. Larry Spellman's
l2-and-1 defeat at the hands Of
tCal Reeder was the feature Of the
few matches played over the
week end.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
D. C.Wo Is vietors
lin Tennis al Baltimore
Spseial Di.puteh 10 The Star

BALTIMORE, Oct. GA team
of Washington's top women ten
mis- players won six Of seven sin
giles matches and a 7-3 victory
over q Baltimore team at the
Woodholme Country Club yester-
day.
Only Baltimore singles winner
was Adrienne Ayares, who defeat
ed Mildred Smith, 6-1, IS. Re-
suits:
Charlotte Decker (w) defeated Bar
bara FTiedberg,. 81. 6-2: Helen. .Det-
ISE7. 6G3: .AdTienne Ayares (B.J. defeated
MildreS ~ S.,ssess Smith, ass1.I. l s Peegs p.s:
Helen Levy (W0 defeated Wanda Naylor,
g., e-S: Ann Fennessey (W) detected
'.I EsFsf 9 o5.hsm am sw, defeated Ro'alis Mil
'st tboublesVAysres and McAllister tB.)
defeated Smith and, Levy. SIS. 6E4.
l6-4: Frances Bassett and Detwtler !W0
defeated Grace Hobbs. and Ida PaIteu,
l6E4.. Go: Friedberg and Naylor tB5
defeated Pace and Fennessey. To- s-6.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Odds-Mdkers See d7th Game:
Snider Reyerses His '4o Play

Frick somehow managed to get
in the park. But it never was
explained how he got In.
It would be easy to under
estimate .ErSkine'S remarkable
performance. The box score says
the : Yankees made i've hits, but
you should have seen them. The
first one, by Mickey Mantle to
lead or the fourth, was a drag
bunt. The next three, which put
the Yanks back In business In the
NTH, were> rollers which got
through the infleld for singles.
The only one worthy Of the name
was Miles, homer. 1t alone was
well and truly swatted. After
that, nothing.
Casey Stengel talked mostly
about Andy Pafko and Carl
Furillo practically mingling with
the crowd In rightfleld to rob his
team Of two home runs.
| "You saw It," said the Yankee
manager. There's nothing need
to tell you. That fellow (Erskine)
doesn't get that kind Of fielding
behind him, we win it. Never
!saw two better catches anywhere
Stengel said they both were
lucky that q couple Of Yankee fans
didn't rise up and try to beat
them to the bali.
'T saw an awful lot Of hands.
IPafko said. "But I got there first
Some woman gave me hell fol
humping her. I apologized ant
Explained that 1t was my business
to catch the ball."
i After Billy. Cox accidental,
speared Phil Rizzuto's line driv,
] in the 10th (he thought it was b!
him until he found the ball in hi
lglove). Casey Stengel cracked:
"The way he makes plays, W,
may see him with Jackie Pric
next year. :"
! Price is the noted baseball
clown, seen with the Indians ant
81 the Browns under Bill Veeck.
Rookie Billy Martin continue
q to be unawed by the series. H
: -ljuggled George Shuba's grounde
lin the first to set up Brooklyn
}. first run. Later the veteral
Ewell Blackwell filled the base.
el Martin called time and went owe
e to tell Blackwell to keep q sti1
upper lip.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Mrs. Click Heads Field
In Payne Cup Golf

Mrs. Maurice Click will 60 for
a sweep Of this sections major
golf titles in the Payne Cup tour
nament, top medal play event for
women in Maryland and the Dis
trict, Wednesday through Friday
at Congressional Club.
Mrs. Click of the Woodholme
Club in Baltimore already holds
the Middle Atlantic and Mary
land State titles. Mrs. w. r. Pat
terson, Maryland State women's
chairman, announced pairings fol
so, one Of the top fields in the
tournaments history.
The schedule:
First Tee.
9. Mrs. Charles r. Lynch. Congressional
ana Joan Champion, Congressional: 9:05
Nina Mn; ersmspten. Ts s consressionsi: S:io. Ms n
Mrs: Frank Murphy, IT,. ccnsTessionai
Ms Ms Jcn Ssn
and nd Mrs. Gordon Bowie. cumberlsndS
ss5. .Id Ms Len Engel SnrSan s|S%TSsn. an
9:30. Mrs. Qeorge JAM. consressionaIl
and Mrs. E. v. Brumfield. Congressicnal
9;26, jeanette Myers. suburban, ana Mri
william Bibby. Cumberland; 9:40. Mri
George Martin. Manor. and Mrs. Charlie
Egenroad. Washington: 9:45. Mrs: Re
CHEVY Chase; $3.50. Mrs. Peter Trouehaus
KenEood. and Mr. Mrs Janet sims, Wood
Mrs. II. Maccerteney. Kenwood.
10. Mrs. Betty Msekley. Kenwocd. an an
Mr., . Georss .i Noble kenwood 1893 es AZ. Mr.
andsr Legein, consress,onal: 1910, Mr.
Cush. Argyle; 10:i5. Mrs. WMhAm
Manor: 1920. Mrs; Essnk Mi.t6. Wssh We
gressional; 1925. Mrs Lucille Busst
AFfSs Sso a1d Mrs. Mr. Wssson Mano
:ioa.i; sns MI riosS " Sedtrsy, Snsss eos
Haven, and Mrs. Gordon simmonds. Wash
ington: l9:4s: Mrs; Louise . srllGss; ,oa, KsS
i Tenth Tee.
i 0:30, Mrs. Theodore Peysef, Woodmon
and Mr.. Milton Harris. Woodmont: 0:3l
j Mrs. Jules Friedensent, Woodmont. Sn
Mrs. Morris Kraft, Woodmont; 0:4o, Mr
Morton Kaufman. Woodmont, and Mr
Henry Goodman Woodmont; 0:46, MT
1 Herman Neugass, Woodmont. and ME-
lRalpn Goldsmith, Woodmcnt. =
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won the 25-lap feature and was
awarded q trophy by Iris Anne
Fitch. Miss Washington Of 1852.
Frank Small, jr., . candidate for
Congress from Maryland, pre-
sented the consolation trophy to
Dave Powell Of Richmond. Va.
A special feature was q 10-lar
race for sportswriters Of the area
|Steed Evans Of The Star was the
winner, with Charley Anderson
representing The Star. second
Drew McKillop Of the Times.
Herald. third. and Bill Fuchs, Ths
Star, fourth.
Evening star., 1952-10-06

Match play starts Wednesday
and continues through Saturday
In the Columbia Club champion
ship. Martin McCarthy's ~ fig-
|ures to stand UP for the medal,
with qualifying ending today.
Buddy Bowie's - is the second
best qualifying score.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Polio Fund 10 GET $500
From Marlboro Car Races

The Prince Georges County
Polio Fund will, be about $500
richer as a result Of the benefit
stock car racing program held
yesterday at Marlboro Raceway
So far. $1,251.6 .66 mas been taken
in. but about $500 still is out
standing. The money was raised
Through ticket purchases by the
Il .230 fans plus purse and Other
donations by drivers, owners and
track officials.
Peewee Pobletts Of Baltimore
Evening star., 1952-10-06
BY The A.seeiatsd Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-The
Dodgers. with . 3-2 edge in games.
are the s-to-5 favorites to win the
World Series but the bookmakers
believe It will go the full seven
|games.
They have made the Yankees
the 8-to-5 choice, to win today's
game at Ebbets Field and square
the series.
Duke Snider has hit two home
runs, personally won two ball
games for Brooklyn and been q
lsparkplug all the way. His homer
won the first game, AZ, and his
double In the 11th won yesterdays
game. SIS, after his homer had
lgiven Brooklyn q lead, later lost
This has given me the greatest
thrill Of my life," says Duke, q
bitter disappointment in Brook.
llyn'S losing series with the yam
KEGS three years ago. when hi
batted .143 and set q record oi
striking out eight times.
Peewee Reese. Brooklyn's steady
captain and shortstop. Is also
having q brilliant series at 80
hitting .420 and fielding SenSa.
tionally.
"Aw, it's just a hot streak,
lguess," the Louisville native said
you have them sometimes ant
Imine just happened to hit on thu
series week. I hope it lasts.
II feel I have a couple Of more
lgood years left, then maybe ri
TRY managing. No playing manager
though. When I manage, it,
from the bench"
No wonder tension is mount
ling as the series nears its climax
There's q $2.12O difference u
: the amount the winning an,
!, losing players will receive. Eacl
winning share in the half-mil
lion-dollar player pool will b
. So, $50, each losers share $4.240.
Sc Baseball Commissioner For
Frick forgot his ticket to yester
|, days game.
/. When he strode up to the gat'
the ticket taker said: ]
Hundreds Of guys like you hay
tried to get by me, but not on
has succeeded. Move on"
Evening star., 1952-10-06
|Merikun and zervukus
Manassas Auto Victors

Tommy Merikan and Emanuaf
IZervakus shared honors yesterday
at the Old Dominion Speedway
lat Manassas, Va.
Merikan won the 25-lap feature
race for midgets, while Zervakus
won the 25-lap feature for the
stock cars. Carl Miller was sec
ond in the midgets and Lou
Roshin third. Ted fairfield and
Ray Hendricks finished behind
Zervakus in the stocks. Billy
lWynkoop nosed out Wally Gore
to win the roadster feature.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Johnson Is Rated Fayorife
Over SaherfieId d tonight
sy the Asseciased 1 Pres,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. {

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 6.-Bob
Satterfleld meets Harold johnson
for the second time tonight when
the two ight-heavyweights en-
gage in . hereunder at the Arena.
johnson. q Philadelphian. Is IA
vored over his Chicago opponent,
to whom he lost Q close decision
In their first contest. The home
town boy gets the betting odds Oi,
the strength Of his recent win
over Clarence Henry. who hal
knocked out Satter1ield. johnson
has indicated he may step into
1.-THE heavyweight class Il he wini
tonighNS
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Totals

.Triped for Reynolds in sth inning Of nrst eanas
u otHomsred for in 9th innins Of third s:ms
TFiied out for Black 9Th inning Of fourth game.
sss1nnsiea S Tor BiScfWen In 5th nnng Of nth game.
Evening star., 1952-10-06

Bobby Suit won his second
straight club championship at Fort
Dupont with o 1-up victory over
Bob Rhodes in the title match.
Rhodes, who finished fourth In
the District public links torna-
|ment last week, was the Fort Du-
|pont lnedalist. Suit was 8 over
lpar on the tough course In win
ming.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Racing at Gorden Stote
Will Open Tomorrow
BY the Assoeiassd Press

CAMDEN, N. j.. Oct. 6.-Garder
State Park will open . 25-day fall
racing season tomorrow with mini
mum purse values increased $500
Ito $4,000. a.
The daily minimum also has
been raised $1,000 to $2S. 1000 and
$45, 900 has been added to the total
value Of seven stakes. The meet
continues daily except Sundays
and Mondays, through Novem-
ber 3.
Evening star., 1952-10-06

$3.50, Mrs. Theodore PeySer. WoodMoMG.
Mrs. Jules Friedensent, Woodmont. snd
Mrs. Norris Kraft, Woodmont; 0:40, Mrs.
Morton lSaufnnann. Woodmont, and Mrs.
Herman Neugass, Woodmont, and Mrs.
Ralpn Goldsmith, Woodmont.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Composite Box Score
by the Asseciaisd PsSss

81
NEW YORK Oct 5-Compose Of the first ve games
nf the 1852 World Series: ~.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
PITCHING SUMMARIES.
BROOKLYN DODGERS.

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Esia; sEa.S sSYEa ss. g ; SGs: ess g
s SIS i: .sssa ::S
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Immediate Occupancy
OPEN EVERY EVENING
d RedrOOmS
11O6 ROSWELL DRIVE

HOG ROSWELL DRIVE
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Cape Cod home with its extraordi-
nary features. Large living room
dining room combination, large kit,
pantry. breakfast nook, 2 bedrooms
and bath on first floor; 2 bedrooms
and bath on second floor; drive
lot. Full price only $24.95O. Terms:
Cash or trade.
Directions: Out Georgia ave. to Forest
Glen rd., then right to Tenbrook
drive and left to Roswell and Open"
sign.
MODERN REALTY co.
JU. 1880. Open evenings I'll Q pm,
Evening star., 1952-08-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. beautiful
lot. all conven.. 4 rooms. convertible
LII s|';g sE.ty S;.sss sHy.s
scaped lot, level and pretty. 26-ft.
powder rm. are Isl 4. lsatures;' s na Z
large bedrms.. = baths on End. Stairs
to to- large sst.Ia storage .. attic, M Fun @ 6smt
ii.tiInfs;i All s.. On A h;-S;h: slss: 81 h;S: 4
with golf club, shopping and bus
Cash siS's cs ocS opsn Ys gs
nRa sun M st'fn I'M re- e. & gD agDs1ns s1ss
CHARLES r +. SSe, aoeo,rr. rAi1Se.s' Inc. i7o9 Wv
BRabn6S;tkA RaEs 81 AlsT;i sk;iiGhris Xai 1mn.,n,...
S5tck ot sS Colonial ta .Snsa on beautiful
entr; foyer. 24-ft. liv. din. comb,
porch. garage. Can be handed with
approx. $1,000 cash. PARKER.
SMITH b DoNNEL. Radio Bldg.
refsPA1rSiowfinss oRsP s19 SA, fsiss- ss $40 800. g.
bedrm, ramblers being built on larEs
area. $3.50 cash for Gis. Approx
ss2 ST.. per sr. mo, g, LgcILLE ISss COOK. IA
FALLS CHURCH-Attractfv new f.
bedrm. brick home; only $15.750,
excellent terms! Large lot. close TO
syerything; JE; 4-4I61. W: CLIF-
2 yrs. old; conveniently located;
2 baths. bsmt.. liv. rm. with fire-
pl.. din. rm., side porch: S2i,760;
low down payment, Call MR.
BRINK. ewes. Ell. 3S73. Ia
FALLS CHURCH. VA.-S12.5O0: s.
bedrms.., tile bath; Venetian blinds
parquet 6ooring; disposal; fenced
rear I'd. Redecorated; cor. lot.
over M-aere. Many other nice fea-
tuFes. JE. 3-0260. ia
Evening star., 1952-08-13
nter-County Realty
6503 18th ST. MD

RAMBLER FOR $15,250
Well located just OF Mac
Arthur blvd. This masonry
home offers good big rooms
and tile bath, with full base
ment, attic and garage: the
extra large kitchen Q5 it, has
de luxe electric range, refrig-
orator and Bendix washer.
Beautiful level lot 60x135 It.
with fenced garden. Storm
doors and windows. Vacant.
Owner out Of city. Must sell
NOW. Open to 8 this eve
ming or call Mr.. Bell. MI. 2299.
DIRECTIONS: Drive straight
out Macarthur blvd. to 18th
st. and turn right. or out
Mass. ave. extended to Colds
boro rd..- left to Macarthur
blvd. and right to 18th St.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
Evening star., 1952-08-13
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

BETHESDA. MD.-Over 10. 900 %. ft.
Of commercial around fronting on
quick sale. ROBERT RI''so 5. Halt fh. CO. 3.
WI. $3.50: Sun: and ewes. Mr..
C0RNER-3 stores and 3 ants.
Owner wiz sell for less than 10
North Capitol and Florida. Terms.
MA. 7772, any time. Ia
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Evening star., 1952-08-13
316,950

To reach: Out Colesville I'd. to Four
Corners, left on Old Bladensburg
I'd, "a mile to Belvedere and our
Mcdonald Knolls sign. follow arrows
to sample home.
Evening star., 1952-08-13

NTWOOD-HOME AND INCOME
Six rms. and bath down; compl
3-rm. apt with bath up; excel. To-
cation for auto repair and any
other business as Zoned I'll; very
good cond.; large cash required
Price, only S13,500.
j. VICTOR DICKEY, AP. $3.50.
CAROL HIGHLANDS
JUST OFF N. H. AVE. IN ND.
Immac. brick Colonial. Q bedrms.,
large liv. rm., firepi.. din. rm.; full
bsmt.; gas heat: large lot. Assume
CT loan. Only S14.250. Excellent
terms. JU. S-Se73. -16
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Rental Opportunity
COUNTRY SPECIAL
SAVE $1,000

On this spacious and attractive brick
IN M rHiliandsle. Montgomery County.
In addition to large living room.
dining room and kitchen, there is
paneled library, bedroom and
bath and breakfast nook on first
bath on second "a fourth bedroom
can easily be added; screened
porch. recreation room. built-in
garage: carpeting, deepfreeZe and
automatic washer included; out
the price to sas.S5o. This IS a
bargain for some one.
Inter-County Realty
Evening star., 1952-08-13
washington, u. e.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1882

DIRECT FROM OWNER
Highest agns cash for your property. Free
ST. 1868; ewes. NO. OOO6.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
8 70 S BEDROOMS

NORTH LOCUST HILL ESTATES
OPEN DAILY 4 TILL s
Beautifully planned new brick ram
blers. bordering Rock Greek Park;
3 to 5 bedrms.; 21z baths, huge
liv. rm:. din. rm.. den. hall: bsmt. I;
unusual storage space; tout Wiscon-
Hospital to Bellevue drive. right to
home.+ Exclusive, SAMUEL e. BOG
LEY. INC OIL, 61RR OIL. 126R
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Prince Geo. Realty Co.
SUITABLE FOR INCOME

Large immaculate, 4-bedroom home
with liv. rm., din. rm., spacious kit.
1h baths; full bsmt. with rec. rm.
and sep. kit... large porches, level
Anchor fenced yard.
APPROX. " ACRE-$13,750
Enjoy privacy and q beautiful Soft.
masonry rambler including garage
2 bedrooms and den. hv rm., lge.
kit; oil h.-w.h:; must be seen to
appreciate; as little as $500 down.
EVANSVILLE
4-bedrm. home; liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit; close to transp. Only SO, 800
down.
Prince Geo. Realty Co.
UN. 1166 WA. 6655 HY. O636
Evening star., 1952-08-13

FAIRFAX COUNTY
Ten suburban and country properties
with acreage, all within commutinS
Io1atson TIanss; Farms. rms Priced according to
$4,000 to 100000. These are
outstanding properties. Would you
like to compare them with your
desires? Call Mr.. Smith, DE. 4IOI.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
Iooe 10th st. NV. DE. 41O1
Evening star., 1952-08-13
$19.350

BErHESDA-SILVER SPRING AREA
Four bedrms.. baths. 3S quality built
brick Cape Gods now under con-
Struction. GE kitchens with dish
washers and DiSposalls: full bsmts
bathroom fixtures.
OPEN DAILY. 81 PM.
Directions: From Bethesda East
West highway to Sundale drive
Left 2 blks., straight ahead to
home. From 18th st. west on East
West highway to Sundale, right,
Straight ahead to home.
H. j. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1952-08-13

SIT. .500-Cheverly. 2-story brick and
frame. 8 rms; 23-ft. liv. rm. with
firepl.. sep. din. rnn.. lge. kit, scr.
porch. lovely handicapped lot; quiet
St. blk. from school; conv. terms.
Evening star., 1952-08-13

So. 900 CASH and assume CT loan will
6gS THIS c5essd 6I br Lot
Groveton area. Flagstone patio with
lawn furn.. garden tools, and Bendix
washer. Owner will take back End
trust. Price. $14,250. TIE. 3445.
CHARLES r. HOOFF, INC.
1907 Duke St., Alex. Va.
Evening star., 1952-08-13

TAKOMA PARK
Two bedrmS., liv. rm.. din. rm., kit,
full bsmt.; storm windows; gas hot
water heat: lge. lot; within walking
schools. Low down payment: SI5.-
$50: WELLONS REALTY CO.. Ii.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
$500
$2,50O DOWN

win buy this honeymoon bungalow
that has more charm than We have
seen in long time. Twenty-four-
It. living rm,. IA by IL kitchen. l
SEE no APPREciATE.
REALTY INVESTMENT
2al7 wilson Blvd. ArL. ow. 9o2o
Evening star., 1952-08-13
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON NORTH
BEAUTIFUL wAyERLY HILLS

BEAUTIFUL WAVERLY HILLS
Brick Colonial. 2 bedrms. and den or
3 bedrms.; separate dining room
with corner cupboards; on HOT
sun deck. full bsmt.; desirable neigh
borh0od. very convenient schools.
shopping and transportation.
EXCEL. TERM6-PRICE, Sl7,75O
ASK-US? REALTY CO.
GL. 1852 OK. 1859
Evening star., 1952-03-11

Gives a glowing tone to
the hair without looking
greasy or sticky. Comes
in plastic squeeze flask
that's unbreakable and
spillproof. To look suave,
use Suave.
Evening star., 1952-03-11

The new green tooth
paste with mira lie
chlorophyll for tn a t
clean fresh taste all day
long! Helps fight tooth
decay and cornbats bad
breath.
Evening star., 1952-12-21

them. Right now hundreds
of presents are stacked under
the bureaus Christmas tree
in the lobby.
Many individuals who didn't
get a tag still left brightly
wrapped presents under the
tree. Last years gifts and
donations totaled nearly ST.
800.
She started her Christmas
crusade for children at the
bureau in l945. At first, she
asked her colleagues to bring
only discarded toys and books.
This is the fourth year now
that the card and tags jointly
have brought truckloads of
shiny new gifts to Washing
ton orphans.
Many wooden toys are
made by workers in the bu-
reau's model shop, such as
hobby-horSeS, cradles and lit
tie stools. They are fashioned
from wood, scraps left over
from, say, a battleship or dry
dock. Mrs. Claribell K. Chaim-
son. 1885 Sixteenth street
NV, a clerk. makes bed
spreads, mattresses and pill
lows for the cradles and
dresses the dolls placed in
them. All the work Is done at
lunchtime or during the VOL
unteers' off hours.
Tuesday. employees Will
gather around the gift-laden
tree and toast a group from
the Episcopal Home for Chill
dren-their special guests.
The Christmas atmosphere
of giving has created a year
round relationship between
bureau employe and child.
Some send the children
birthday gifts and cards, write
notes and visit them, Mrs
Warren says.
Mrs. Warren. a Statistician.
lives at 954 Shepherd street
NV. A widow. she has made
children's welfare her hobby
since coming here in 1880.
Last summer. she realized
she'd lived up to her title OF
Mrs. Santa Claus. 1t was then
a young orphan. being taken
on a boat ride, ran to her and
asked:
IF l come and see you next
Christmas. can / see Santa
Evening star., 1952-12-21
By Meredith s. Buel

There amt much fun in
ChriStmdStime.
For orphan kids like me.
! UiSh I had q nom and dad
And my OWN Christmas
tree.
/ knoU I mustn't make fuss.
But try to wait and see.
There must be folks at Christ
mdStime
Who think OF kids like me"
MRS. SANTA CLAUS wrote
W1 those words. She's the
personal friend of every or
phan in town. Last Christ
mas, for instance, she helped
bring a galaxy Of gifts to
1000 underprivileged children
at homes and hospitals here.
Mrs. Ellen Louise Warren
and Mrs. Santa Claus are one
and the same. The nickname
was given to her by l,l00 fell
low employees at the Navy
Bureau of Yards and Docks.
They say she's brought the
Christmas spirit right into
the Office.
Mrs. Warren confeSSeS she's
no poet. Yet her heart sings
whenever she can bring a toy
or clothing to some youngster
craving love and affection.
Her poem is the result of
her feeling. 1t is engraved
on a gigantic Christmas card
which rests in the lobby of
the bureau at Memorial drive
and H road, Arlington. En-
ployes who sign the card say
Merry Christmas by dropping
a donation into a plastic box
affixed to it. Last year it
yielded $360.12.
Mrs. Warren'S Christmas
stocking is loaded with ideas.
Last July. during a lunch Pc
riod, she was at her desk. busy
with some 800 tags. when
Rear Admiral Joseph F. Jelley.
the bureau chief. walked by.
He smiled and said: Don't
tell me you're working to-
ward Christmas already?"
Mrs. Santa Claus, like old
ST. Nick. had started months
in advance to assure my
kids" of plenty of gifts on
Christmas Day. Compiling a
list of orphans from nine in
StitutionS, she printed their
names, ages and the home on
the tags. Last week, en-
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