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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06
Gen. Van Fleets Son Missinq
On Night Flight OverKoreo

their return. families not yet
started. will do my best. 1t is
my duty at any time. -
General Fulfills Duties.
I took the last picture of Van
Fleet and his son at their last
lreunion-the night of March 10
James. jr., had his arm around
the general as Van Fleet, so, cut
his birthday cake.
Today, I saw the general again,
The news that his son was
missing in action failed to stop
the towering soldier from fulfilling
his role as commander of all AL
lied ground forces in Korea.
Gen. Van Fleet spoke this af-
ternoon to hundreds of his men in
"a ceremony marking the fornia-
ton of a new South Korean arlny
corps.
listened for a crack of emotion
in the generals voice, but his
words were clear and strong.
The men standing in formation
on a dusty, sun baked airstrip or
the east-central front had moi
heard the news of the general:
missing son.
! The General showed no sign Of
grief as he talked to the crowd
His rugged, handsome face wa!
firm.
| Elated At Meeting.
! On March 10 young Jim, freshly
arrived from the United States
flew into Seoul and rushed to 8tt
Army headquarters to see hi
high-ranking father. The two
shook hands wildly, and beamed al
each other They climbed the
stairs to the generals Office anc
then walked out onto the balcony
overlooking war-Wrecked Seoul.
Standing in the bright sunlight
big jim" and Young Jim" put
their arms over each others broac
shoulders and happily posed fSl
pictures. The Army general ane
the Air Force lieutenant ex'
changed small talk. seemingly
little misunderstanding abou
little things as people always d.
ion SlIch Occa Sims
With James jr. were four of hi
! Air Force buddies.
Looking proudly at his sor
standing tall and erect in his All
Force blue uniform, the genera
remarked softly:
You know, I tried like the devi
to bring Jim up with the dough.
boys. I wanted him to be a com.
bat jnfantryman, but Jim said the
Army is too slow for him.
Both Smiling Broadly.
That night 1 returned to 8tf
Army headquarters. The genera
was going to cut a huge cake fol-
his Goth birthday.
Father Jim sat at the head OF
the table, with James, jr., at his
right.
After the meal, the CHEF
brought in the gaily-decoratec
cake. spangled with four stars Of
white frosting and a red-and.
white 9th Army inSigne, and the
words Happy Birthday, Gen
Van Fleet
Taking large silver knife, the
general jabbed it into the choco.
late icing. Young Jim stood al
his side with his left arm on hi.
fathers shoulder. Both were smil.
ing broadly.
This scene was the last picture
| of father and son together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06
Safety ToIks
Inspector Mansfield
Lists Weeks Schedule

Inspector Dick Mansfield, di.
rector of The Stars School Safety
program will give his Safety Cir.
Gus" chalk talks at the following
Montgomery County colored ele.
Imentary schools this week:
Monday: Clarksburg, $3.50 am;
Ken Gar. 11:O0 am.
Tuesday: Linden, $50 am;
Longview, 11:00 am.
Wednesday: Rockville, $50 a m,
River Road, IL 100 am.
Thursday: Sandy Spring, 9::3(
am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06

the S e n a t e
W h ic h orr 6 j.
mated the plan,
is expected to
agree. .
The Defense
Department has
asked to hire
$4,000 a d d i
tional classified
employees. Since
it already has
100000 CLASH
fled workers. it
cannot hire any
more. Particu-
larlv hard hit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06
Teachers Want Raise

Nine of 10 Wicomico County
Md, teachers have indicated they
won't be in class next year unless
they get a $500 raise. The Wico-
mico Teachers Association re-
ported that a survey showed 81
per cent of it's members are not
willing to renew their contracts
until they are assured $500 above
the State minimums. The County
paid 5000 above the minimums
last Uear-AP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06

events which swept both Mr.. Nc
Grath and Mr.. Morris out of pub
lie life, both the House and Sen
ate Judiciary Committees had ap-
proved bills providing for a new
corruption investigator. He would
be named by the President, under
the bills. and confirmed by the
Senate.
Senator McCarran said he in
tended to push for Senate action
on his measure, despite Mr.. Nc
Granery's plans to have the FB1
report on IF cleanup is needed
and where"
However, Chairman Celler OF
the House committee said he
favored a delay until we see what
the new Attorney General will do. -
I'VE should give him a chance
to show his acumen and prowess, -
Mr.. Celler said. Then, if he fails,
We can step in"
Representative Killings. Repub-
lican, of California, said in a
statement that the full respon-
sibility for a sincere cleanup rests
on McGranery," and added:
He must not be permitted to
sidestep it by placing the blame on
the FBI for a possible failure OF
his mission"
Senator Watkins, in urging that
Mr.. McGranery can be called fo1
questioning, declared:
In the critical situation facing
the United States now every new
officer who has access to security
information should be checked
every one of them"
Senator Watkins said he spe-
cially wanted to ask Mr.. McGra-
merry about any connections he
had with the 1915 Amerasia case,
while he was assistant to then
Attorney General Clark.
Velde Charges Whitewash.
Representative Velde, Republic
can, of Illinois charged earlier
that Mr.. McGranery helped
"whitewash" the much-investi-
gated case. In talking to report
ers, Mr.. McGranery denied any
such action.
I The controversial wartime case
broke June 6, 1945, when the FBl
arrested six persons on charges OF
conspiring to violate espionage
laws in the theft of highly conf
dental" Government documents
The documents had been found in
offices of the now-defunct New
York magazine. Amerasia.
A grand jury indicted three OF
the Six-Philip j. Jaffe, editor; 1t
Andrew Roth of the Office OF
Nava. Intelligence, and E. S. Lar
sen, State Department specialist
on the Far East. Charges against
the other three men were quashed
by the grand jury.
AdCer, Jane pleaOeQ guilty ana
was fined $4,000. Larsen pleaded
noio contendre (no defense)' and
was fined $500. The indictment
against 1t. Roth was dismissed.
Sees Antagonist to FBI.
Representative Killings said last
night the FBI urged prosecution
but that "the whole affair was
minimized by the Justice DEPART
ment. in which McGranery held a
high post at the time"
I'm view of his past antago-
nism toward the FBI," he added
"McGranery should not be al
lowed to make a scapegoat Of J.
Edgar Hoover and the FBI."
Asked what specific antagonism
Mr.. McGranery had shown, Mr.
Killings said he was referring to
information he had about the
handling of the Amerasia case.
The Californian said FBI files
are "bulging with information OF
misconduct" and that the trouble
has come from reluctance of Mi
McGranery's predecessors tic
take vigorous action on the in
form a inn at hand"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06
Talk on "A Set Tomorrow

A member of Alcoholics Anony-
nous will describe the purpose
and methods of treatment of the
group at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
ISt. Peter Claver Center, 814
Seventh street S,W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06
Vietnumese Truined
In Health Work by U. S.
By the Associated Press

SAIGON, Indo- China - The
public health branch of the
American Mutual Security Admin
istration has trained more than
1000 health workers in Viet-Nam
in less than two years and set
up 600 large first aid establish
ments in rural dispensaries
throughout the country.
The health workers treat Wet
namese villagers for war wounds,
malaria. trachoma and dysentery
with simple but effective drugs
provided in the first aid kits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Congress Due to Back CEILING
On Defense Classified Employees
By Joseph YOUNG

The House Appropriations Committees action imposing
100000 ceiling for the Defense Departments employees
is expected to be approved by Congress.
In fact, defense officials they have
having the Senate reverse the action The 100000 ceiling
tated last and agreed to by the House
Evidently the House thought favoaby
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06

Mr.. Voters wos the only newsmon who
SOW Gen. Won Fleet both two weeks
oeo when the general and his only
son met for the Lost time, and oeoin
todoy otter he Ieorned thot jones, IT,.
is missing in action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06
By Fred Waters
Associated Press Photographer

SEOUL, Korea. April Sit.
James A. Van Fleet, jr., 26-year-
old only son of the United States
9th Army commander, was listed
by the 5th Air Force today as
missing in action on his third
night bombing mission.
Young Van Fleet and his two
man crew failed to return Friday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06

appropriations committee this
year took the lead in extending
the 100000 ceiling for the new
fiscal year starting July l. And
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06

The Sun and Moon

River Report.

Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches in tn
Capital current month RI dafsI. va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06

This edition contains This
Week Magazine of 80 pages, a
14-page comic section and "a
pages OF rotogrdUure.
Evening star., 1952-04-26

Installed, repaired and serviced. AL
ERATION & APPLIANCE SERVICE
Evening star., 1952-04-26

% rhT, 'si0dsS days ~Ef6eS H6 $685. Sei'ress @ae OF
GIRL, colored, wishes days q week
work; no Sat. or Sun. LA. 6-SST1
lob; 4 hours in the moTning or eve
GIRL, colored, wants daywork Mon
through Fri. or mothers helper for
employed couple. CO. 4540.
GIRL. colored; desires JOB as day
HO. 9345.
MAID, colored, part time; exper.,
% section only only. Il III. pa 1850. u; after n's g.
SWEDISH LADY. 81; and baby. would
like, position, as housekeeper for
working mother, aged couple OF
motherless children; min. $50. DE.
WOMAN wants part time, 8 mornings
cooking; in city. CO. 4454. A'D
NEAT, experienced colored woman
wants days work. Reference. Victor
CoLoRED G.H.w.-Twin sisters
work together or sep; good ref;
Gf can say Sas nlssss sssh pE 6aa sisi Sf!nre
GOLoRED GIRL - Wants E.h.w.,
CSI6RED eIC6 Girl oess; Desires shw. Wi plain
cooking; live out. Call at $50 Fri
day; home Sat. and Sun. all days
CoIoRED G1RL-Dssires g,h;w.. part
CoLORED WOMAN, viii care fol
children for working mother; 5-day
week: S25 and cartare. Ii. '7-6S96
COLORED WOMAN WANTS 5 days
work; laundry or g.h.w. ST. 39S9.
Evening star., 1952-04-26

N44114xtO
Theater. 400; suitable for nat or
saaaag slantiag floors; 81 up. Cali Lu.
CHANDELIER-Crystai. $50; Chi
nese iniaid cabinet. $3.50: pr. lge.
Fr, Notre Dame fir. lamps, 500;
Chinese LACQUER blanket chest, SS5;
Fr. and Chinese furn. WO. 1859.
B fiat selmer. full Boehm.
like new, with case, 5000; also one
e@ siaFlni eond ssaeF with tG dsse sseam siso
cIorHiSG&Boy's, size 1926. 2
pappsts; new condition; $40. aTU,
CLOTHING-Lady's suits, dresses and
coats. sizes 1915; excellent values
coNrRaGToR's oMi sS$Hi Eou1pMENr--2Is4s
2-ton stake GMC truck. 20 metal
lath; 500. #: of flooring; used lum-
ber; used doors; windows; toilet;
stove and tub. New compressor and
spray gum 8 Gu. IT. LA. 6-e41ls
CORNER CUPBOARDS. 2, beautiful
dark maple; S35 ca. OIL. 4144. -27
COUCH, blue mohair with 3 cushions
$40; dresser. ivory. 500; 20-gal
h;-w: heater: $50. 10. 5-3075.
COUCH = Excellent frame German
make, green mohair: including slip
covers; $50. Sat. RA. 611S. -27
CRIB-Child's Kiddiekoop; apt. size
washer; also portable Royal type.
writer; best offer. OV.. 2731. -27
CRIBS, bassinette size. 1895. maple
tress; SI495 complete. THE QUAIL.
ITY SHOP, S429 Georgia ave-, Sill.
DfEPsWHIE SsE sRElnf; WATER SYSTEM. com.
plete. Myers Gin. stroke pump. Cal
TE: 2791 after $50 pm, -26
Quer pulls, glass top; also blacl
lacquer chair. Ia. 4992.~ -27
Evening star., 1952-04-26

labor and material; S69; workman
ship quar- 25 yrs. in same estab-
Mshment. LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER.
ING. 2509 14th st. NV. CO. 1881
Evening star., 1952-04-26

PRINTING PRESS, 1Ox15, o. s.
Chandler g. Price; In good running
cond.; $3.50. Call 10. S-1134. -w27
QUILTS CO. handmade, Dresden,
plate and flower garden; Afghan.
tield Of daisies. HO. 1854. -27
Altec Lansing, GOA
B, duplex speaker and/or Capazio
corner horn cabinet, mahog. finish
and Aztec Lansing A 323 B ampliher.
Call K1. S-77S9, Mon. through Sat.
RADIO -PHONO, CONSOLE. Spartan,
AM-FM. 3-Speed auto changer: like
new; $50; cost $500. RA. 1859
Evening star., 1952-04-26
STORE FIXTURES

Jewelry cases. 8 wall cases. shelving,
large 2-door safe, cash register,
misc. ONCE equip. Priced right for
immed. sale. 405 11th st. NV. 27s
STOVE, Hardwick gas range. new,
never been used, 4 burners, oven.
broiler and storage section. S76. Call
MIR. FYLSTRA, CHI. 5000. --27
STUDIO COUCH, rug. dinette set,
dble. bed. floor lamps, Venetian
blinds. 800 Quincy st. NV. Apt.
TABLE, drop-leaf, mahogany; seats 8;
Sheraton style; $50. WI. 1921. rs
TAPESTRY. needlepoint. hand :.made,
red velvet frame. lined, ready for
hanging; size about 4x6; cost $500.
will sell $3.50; large. handmade
needlepoint arm chair, $125. OR.
TELEPHoNE EXCHANGE. PIX. 80
lines. 10 trunks; completely recon-
ditioned; excel buy. TO. 1884. -27
TELEVISION. 10" GE table model.
and RCA console radio, Al cond. |;
TEIEvisioNNEmerson. 1o-in.; peri.
cond., no scratches; with revolving
table; $50. DU. 2126. ~
Evening star., 1952-04-26
REUPHOL LSTERING

Special Sofa and chair reupholstered,
labor and material; 500; workman
absspt ssip suar S3 pSIAcE yTsi II pHoi is%s sSsab
NC. a5os Il 14th aaNGE st. NV DfSSlHsn co assi
RITNGzkkarastsn' stan .ons erisntai q gattfFp
RUGS t2). one maroon pebbly twist
wool broadloom, 9x12. $50; one
dusty rose carved wool broadloom
dSTlii ceIl Ia $50 Ss1 s1ia4S excellent condition
RUGS. Karastan. ex21-2; small
matching rugs, Persian Sx10-6; sole
mahog. mohair liv. rm. suite, bedrm
furniture, bookcases; other householc
articles. Moving to Florida. GIL. 1875
RUGS, 2 twin Oriental. ex12, with
RUGS. io Hook 'Ai rug. eins4 Size 4xe, sab; sx1o
$50; 9x12. $75; small Oriental. $12
plue green Broadloom carpet
12xlS with pad. large, worn, $40
1902 Ingomar st. NV. WO. 1904
or OR. 6O3s. Sunday 10 am. to 4
RUGS. Chinese, maroon and Blue,
6x9, 500. NO. S43S. -27
RUGS. imported Persian. Oriental
SeSa eeSisn; wso on;Iy heavy. o. elosel woven f9r
S090Uu wearing, SA1G, S4S.oU; 6Xl1
MAYFAIR eI sHoP. fs I225 Vg0st q ST. nfveeo n!W.
SAXAPHONE, E fiat alto, Gretsch.
Very Very oo9de go9a cond.. with case. $40.
SEWING fH; aiOSlNi MACHINES, practically LYME new;
down payment, S11 mo. payments.
SEWING MACHINES, 2 White, 9
Singer consoles. regular value $780,
20 for $110. Good portables. not
Junk HI1 SS SS9. 5e,Sp 90 Up. 291s wilson blvd
SHOES-Cancellations. hundredes OF
your family in famous-brand shoes;
Dellman Newton Elkin, De Liso
Paradise. JaIman. Florsheim, Roblee
Edwards, EdTs Play Poise, etc: many
more nsae-ioRss GiEBaRMA MilAzSs 1 eve 1464 MoD
roe st. NV. MI. 6344. Open 10 a. m
SINK, Crane, ci ee". dble. drainboaarrd mar
Mf Stfel snsd cabinet base. sos. Call supday
SOFA, Victorian; also other ANTIQUES;
Ghinsse LACQUER desk and chair
SOFA, Lawson style, Q mos. old
Sacrifice. ov. $3.50. rs
SOFA, brand new. beautifully styled
2aasaia 9pt 5a7 lsae e. asds M1ssouri ave: B;w'
SOFA, period designed, $25; apt
sized Easy washer, $25. TIE. 6729.
SOFA BED. $35; floral design, beige
background. DI. 0379. 27'
SOFA BED. Very good condition; tan
color; $50. Call 10. 3-524S. 27'
SOFA BED-Simmons new. HO. 346O
SOFf BED, practically new; stall
shower, with all fittings. Call Fair
fax, Browning S5-W-4. -27
'STENOTYPE MACHINE, like new,
Phone Ii. 1886. -2S
STENOTYPE. late model; recondi-
toned, guaranteed; S42 so. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th st.
Evening star., 1952-04-26

FURN.-2-piece sectional sofa. 1 oc-
casional chair. 2 mahog. end tables,
2 table lamps, lge. plate glass
mirror; S2s5 for all or sold BY piece.
Phone TIE. .09SS. -27
FURN.-Frigidaire, washing machine
and gas range. JU. 9-67S4. -27
FURN. Maple dinette table and
Sp' shsirS; si51. I table with formica top
FGRlN.ERuss with pads: shaw up.
cribs and other furn. for sale
very reas. Leaving city. JU
FTRS.. Pullman diyan, couch. chest
dwrs.. lounge chair. breakfront,
dishes, bookcase. OR. 494S. --27
FURN.-Porcelain table with folding
seats, single Hollywood bed, small
chest; end and cocktail tables; leav-
ing town, reaS. 1920 r st. NV,
Apt. 26, between 1-5. Sat. and
Sunday. -27
FURN., Lawson sofa; Simmons studio
couch; steel wall cabinet; all in ex-
Gel; cond: HO. 6565, Ext. 215. -27
FURN.-Liv. rm. couch, club chair. 2
flreside chairs. 4 tables, crib mat
tress. washer, dryer. bedroom suite.
Good condition. RA. 1929. Us
FURN.. HOUSEHOLD EQUIP. -
Choice Victorian armchairs, break
front. sideboard. crystal chandelier,
various tables, custom made modern
furniture; washer, GE auto, 5-yr.
guarantee, used ia yrs; all perfect
condition. No dealers. HU. 5094.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont }
ANTIQUES-Walnu desk and wash
stand; must sell Immediately; best

iana must ss assd ssS Tssh pss
ASGARigM, si5i S4,!,. tfSeieal fish ss, END EQUIP
ioxiI IT,; very ''G; reasonsble. sfi 'fAas cH.
AWNINGS, porch, green and White
matching; used mos. AP. 4I5s::
BABY ABB cARRIAGE-1a ..5 perfect cendi-
Basins IS sIIKso. ItKso' BBATHruBs;1 built
so5e q, SS5' y St New or nU USED ssoI BLocK's.
BHTG1SETTE n Fl NV; Wood so francs aSUs vinylite
So 95.' THE ouALfTfY SHOP. HHSP'eS S4aS e
. georgia ave, Silver Spring. -2S
BATHTUBS, new used. puiIt-in legs,
sAEs siRkE eo basins Ss7 toilets 2s
BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT-On
permanent wave machine, l Killing
ss6o aaiT dryer; both prac. new. sH.
REP' WP,' tElG; iygs complete good eond:: $ So.
BEDS, Hollywood t2), practically
reasonable. Lu. 2-OsS9. -27
BEDS =, Twin, complete; sheets,
spreads. dresser, chest, night stand;
maple chest, card table, pin up
trnD5et t1amDSs neE tTx sNsfss wsfle iron; cSnn.
BEDS, twin. Simmons, metal, maho-
ttrnesses' 1 mahogany dresser. OR.
BED LEGS; convert your coil or boz
springs into Hollywood beds. We
install. SH. 1928 or JU. 7-541S
BED, SPRING and mattress. chest of
drawers with mirror. good condition;
5g MSfaiHpkRS1f FTkafr6EE 6AE Qs1a Breakfast Set
BEpsSo% fa1Rl0 SEufh SET TS' pe aos9 modern VA.
nut; double spring and mattress;
very good condition; reasonable
BEDROOM % SET. girls, pcs, % inelud-
lstip st; NV; TU: 4537. .-27
BEDROOM ON. SET: mahog., 3 pieces.
$o2j; esofa' blue $50. Phone Ii.
BEDRM. SET, upholstered head board,
double bed. spring and mattress,
chest OF drawers; dressing table; $50
BEDRM. SET, walnut, lge. dresser,
dressing table. pineapple poster bed.
IDEAL IDEAL mattress coil springs. chair,
BEDRM: SET-Genuine viking oak;
maple set, dbie. bed, 800 500. iRs fncludes
springs ana mattresses; all fine
ecnd; S91d 3Sl1 Mass. ave. NV. oWo
BEDRooM SUITE Modern blond,
4 pc. in excellent condition. HO.
BEDho6M fhSR 6at' su1rE. S5F mahogany. sos;
sss s5 dlalPs aP. s5sa' 5S2m suite m'h0sap'' %sa
needs needs new tires; SIS. Call EN-.
BICYCLE, for boy 5 to 8; .s-xheel
SO. no less. uN. saea. '' '0tu''
BICYCLES, qOl good condition. SIS
each: Rear 1898 Rhode Island ave.
ne. Saturday and Sunday only.
BICYCLEs-sToRE WIDE sAIE-
All sizes, makes, Is in. $685.;
coEEcE c6fiR %Pzfs fARk sA9s2S e9GH To- dS'9a!Fi 24i
BOOKCASES Sectional Globe-Wer-
ofice. RE. $3.50. - 'e rs
BOX SPRING and innerspring mat
tress' Simmons double size, good
BOND STONE. is applied with molds,
and cane be applied over any sur
face including brick. stucco.. wood
On exterior or interior walls Of your
home. Bond stone is permanent. with
beautiful colors blended in. The
many times the cost of applying
Bond Stone. 1t is fire and termite
proof, never needs painting. No Job
too small or too large. Estimates
Three years to pay. Phone WI. 6OS6.
CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO.. 4S19
Beth. ave. Bethesda. Md.
BRICKS. face and common; / or q
million. ALASKA COAL & BRICK
50. Ma. 5SS5. OF. 1900.
oak flooring, !S205 per mbf. Select,
S195 mbf. No. l common, $3.50
mbf. On 1000 It. or more delivered
your job site. BALTIMORE LUMBER
co, 1900 New York ave. ne. LA.
Evening star., 1952-04-26

PIPE, galv., black; copper. cast iron,
cut thread: fixtures. BLOCKS. 3O56
EQUIPMENT, ALL
steel; combination sliding board, see
saw. swing, trapeze and scooter
glider. OIL. 1880. -27
POOL TABLE, regulation size; II
cues, 2 bridge sticks, balls, etc. !;
500. Cypress 1884. -27
PORCH ENCLOSURES. Let us make
your porch into q sunroom, den
or extra bedrm. See our PEI pic
ture window inclosure. Free est.
cheerfully given; no down payment;
TRACTING CO.. 4S19 Bethesda ave.,
Bethesda. Nd.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
COOK : GHW-LIVE IN


3 7i65e4 IN family 51s days; refs: oKE
COOK-HOUsEKEEPER. family of 8
adults; live, in; refs. required; Falls
Church Phone FA. OPAL. -26
G.H.W., full time, some cooking, must
pc adept in caring for children; JU.
CIV. live in; must be fond of
cn5ldseni 9p sea. recent refs; S25 to start.
CIV, fdIS gooa % plain plain cooking; must be
refs: live in; S25. EN-. 03i5. W27
G.h;W.. live in; must be fond OF
efbsr cablidre9; 9;,n every Thurs: and every
G.H.W. Cook, to live in; 2nd-fioor
quarters Of small rambler, with
;pM1s ;g9ung : couple ss and one child; "a day
$50 weekly. WI. 9570. w27
G.H.W., cook, references required,
dond nd, OF children, live in or out, ia.
G:H.W.oPLAIN COOK. fond of chill
gre 6Ten; ioSg exper. and ref. live in; $50.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. care of
sshIilSd55sn; sIS5en; white' live in. Call 10.
HELPER, white; g.h.w.. for small
41oe' 1--we An' d. o5oo'
HOUSEKEEPER. white woman, So to
90, plain cooking. no laundry, no
heavy. cleaning; be generally re-
Of employed parents; live in. Chevy
HOUSEKEEPER Cwhite). to take
charge of new home near Glenmont,
Md, cook, for small adult family:
excellent living quarters with pri-
yate. bath; good salary. Call MA.
1926; if no answer, call Lo. 5-076S.
HoUsEKEEPER-care for home and
i in eRa own s. rm 1GF Sday SSEslnS xk widHT; GU
HoUsEkEEPER, white, middle gHa aged;
IN brand-new house; live in; take
SsIo fglI charge; refs. required. ME-.
HoUsEKEEPER-Live. in. 5M days
per wk.; 2 small children. Salary
FEasiEhayen Fair ave JEFFERSON MANOR.
H0UsEKEEPER for gentleman in
a IN reply; Box 96-s. Star. -27
HOUSEKEEPER, live In, fond OF
children; y days Thurs; and Sun:
H6UsEKEEPEkcoo2R GiiH Pffs %2 4fsG Nh'fe live 25 4
eoHditions. tons RE. 479l days; ewes,
HoSskKE1EPER, ~ sSE1E Fl lily live 5n, light COOK
day oil. RA. 900. ' "eeA, -S4 29n
HOUsEKEEPER-Live in. 51a days
per wk.; 2 small children. Salary
SS5 per mo. Call after 3 pm. 3I7
Fairhaven ave JEFFERSON MANOR.
Alex. Va. OV. O467. rs
MAID-Care for 2 children. g.h.w., 8
., SpSing; refs, sH. $so5 after % pm.
MAID, hrO1gp noon ,tdhrough foSd dtnneT Monday
cook; health card; SIS and car
fare. RA. 0939. -27
MAID. to live in; gh.w.; fond OF
children; 512 days: all modern con-
veniences; in new rambler; $25
week; references. SH. 1S47. -27
MAID, woman over 25; g.h.w., some
cSfIaInS cSGking; 3 In o family; must like
home, all auto. aids, such as dish
health card; all day Thurs, every
other Sun. off; live in; $25. Call
Rockville 273S, bet. l and 3 pm
MAID. colored. 10 to "a years, light
complex com3plexiop' us h, $. grad; pref; S6 and
to 2 pm. BOX 490-T, Star. 27'
NURSEMAID, live in, Falls Church
area; care of 2 children for empl
parents, g.h.w., good salary, Sat
and Sun. of. FA. 0396. -27
NURSEMAID, colored: live in; clean
upstairs and help with children; ]
qualified. Cali after 10 am. and ne
later than 10 pm. EN-. S142. 81
Evening star., 1952-04-26
Successful Food
Sales MANAGER

Desires connection in D. C. with
food broker. Well acquainted with
chain accounts in retail and in
stitutional trade. Experienced in
hiring and training statesmen. Pre-
Ter living in D. c. rather than
transfer with present company. BOX
317-V. Star. -27
COL. BOY, 10, wants part-time lob
on Sat. and Sun. Have driving per-
init. Ii. 4-3913. 27s