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AIR-CONDITIONERS

work guaranteed. BETTER REFRiG-
ERATI9N a. APPLIANCE SERVICE,
JU. 8-5577. -27
ALTERATIONS and home Improve
mentS Of all kinds: good workman
Ship ship drseass. ress. prices; credit extended.
ASPPHAET SPi fi9A' DR1vEwAYs, bluestone m9
and concrete; Old drives repaired;
ASPHALT driveways, parking lots or
farm roads. Free estimates. Gil.
ASPHALT DR1vEwAYs. blueston.
paired; free estimates. oW. 5Os2.
ASPHALT TILE furnished and in
stalled; expert mechanics. Floor
ianS!as FnooR sERS1cE aRS niseinf cs WI, zARR 1AF6
ATTICs. recreation rms. remodeling
and wall paneling, any beautifying
OF your home done by expert me
chanics. Cali MR.. GEORGE, LO.
BOND srcNE %hsat0a IS app.d a5ts Mi Nth moad.
and can be applied over any sur.
face: including brick. stucco, wood
clapboard, foundation cement. etc.
On exterior. or interior walls o.
in; The. added value to your prop
erty Will be many times the cost of
applying bond stone. 1t is flre ard
termite proof. never needs painting.
No job too small, or too large. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. No down
Iaymsnt pa sdas years, ssaTS to %o pay; sY PhSne
Co. 4S19 Bethesda ave. Beth. Md.
BRICK. STONE AND BLOCK work.
new and old; free estimates. Call
BRICK WORK, small Jobs, Arlington
or Falls Church area. First class
work: Reas. rates. r. L. sHIPLEY.
BRfCRWoRk. fr.pls., pchs., cars:
glass blks. spclty. FERRARA a. DE-
PALERMO. AID. 1899. Ii. 3-S4S8.
BUILDING, remodeling, repairing,
carpentry, brick, cement work. GE.
1927, MIR. JOS. BAKER. 29s
BUILDING REMODELING, 80 years
exper.; contact for loan furn. Call
Browning 466-R, Sat, Sun. or Tues
and Thurs. after 8 pm. Va. only
BUILDING AND REMODELING-3H
yrs. experience. WA. 022O Sat.
,s'In sYn;, a,; end after g pm; weekdays
idential or commercial. PAUL D
GRIGGS General Contractor. Phone
TIE. 1721 days; ia. 2-9791, ewes
CABINETS RECREATION ROOMS
attics; remodeling, carpentry. MR.
VEST. ia. S796 any time Sunday
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WOMAN, OVER 30

To be trained aS professional corset
iere; no experience required; earn
ings plus monthly bonus; full or
part time. Write giving phone mum.
Der, Boz 166.Rs Star. go
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DISTINCTIVE
HOME REMODELING

We do the complete job-from care
full designing to attractive financing
and accept the full responsibility
YOUR ASSURANCE
OF highest quality results at lowest
possible costa complete plan, care
fully designed, efficiently scheduled
and eXpertly executed.
Oh. i053. or Eves, wi. 4230
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ARe s1s AssoSssSs :sss n}se
33S-T, Star. 2S'
1Saehl 3sats SSpHksoN sFa M lis AitS issh
HOME TMtTeRiSG1Als.. III seom. Il Lat. At
j. hish: sr. hish sub. uN: 1853:
jects, adult EDUCATION; years OF ex'
perience. IA. 1741.
TYPING, shorthand, court reporting
bookkeeping, PIX, recep.' compton,
eter. spelling. civil service. New
classes starting NOW. Positions to
today. BOYD SCHOOL, est. 36
yrs.,-G At 18th NV, MA. 234O1
PIX X-RECEPTlON1S1 course easily
learned; ags no handicap; p. Day ss clsss
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul;,
ture; ali subjects taught. Approved
for GI training; day and evening
classes WARFLYNN BEAUTY col
LEGE. 1910 G st NV. pl l762.
ITALIAN. LATIN INSTRUCTION., tu-
toring individuals and small classes
by native and professional lady. Lo.
DIESEL is going places. Come along!
Prepare for this good pay trade now.
We will personally interview me-
chanically inclined men. Write for
Diesel UTILITIES DIESEL TRAIN
ING, Box 4oS-V. Star. Us
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SMALL BUSINESSES!

Need Q bookkeeper by week or month ?
Will make all tax forms. Reas. fee.
Glebe 1857. 27'
COLORED girl desires cafeteria work
or mothers helper. Call RE. 5T73.
store stock cri eir Or 'GG Similar Worn
NO. 4402. all day Sunday.
COLORED GIRL wants part-time
fountain or maid work, exp. DU.
37S7 from q am. to 2 pm. 2S''
COLORED GIRL wants child care
experienced and very fond Of chill
dren. Good references. HO. 2935.
COLORED practical nurse wants job
nursing children or invalid. MI.
S723.
COLORED woman wishes cleaning
offiees er morning work of any kind;
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HELP WOMEN

WOMEN. WHITE. for simple sewing;
sS;sS%fS sES%Sisc Z PlASf S3Ef soaS afS'EdETgEs
WOMEN-If you would like extra
spending money or independent
business Of your own (car essentially,
WOMEN, white, part time. to be thor
oughIy trained as FASHION SHOW
DIRECTORS for SARAH COVENTRY
COSTUME JEWELRY. Wonderful op-
portunity. Pleasant, exciting selling
work. Earn S4O-S6O wk. Pleasing
personality and willingness to apply
self are requirements. Call week
days, a-12 or ST.. UN. 3lSO. -29
HIGH-TYPE WOMAN. 1880; 9 yrs.
collese or equivalent. Community
Sincere desire to be OF service as
well as to earn above-average IN
come; Part-time position open also.
For interview. write fully to p. o.
Box 3064. D. C.
WOMEN. .25-:15, high school grads.
as lnvesti gators for retail shop.
ping service: national organiza ton
interesting work; salary. advance
ment; no experience necessary; mus
be free to travel. Apply Warne]
Bldg, 18th and Z sts. NV, RIM, y5I
WOMEN. white. 1s to SO. for counter
work and to carry dishes. Pleasant
workins cond. $50 wk. plus meal:
sHoLEss Ess'Ae:ea. cohoNfHf al eAFEFsRiA "a Esitas
lUSg Conn. ave n VI ID
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over 70; part-time pos; adv. oppor.
pay check ca. Fri; no invest. or del.
hrs. to suite home sched.; car, phone
nee: WI: S939. 3-6 pm. -2S
YOUNG LADY. to work in credit
once of ladies' clothing store; sGme
knoWledge of typins. Will train.
Many company benefits Apply in
person, kLEIN'S, 1927 r st. NV.
YOUNG LADY for small ad agency.
details and direct mail; permanent.
Phone ST. 4130 for annf
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd jobs. yard work
wall washing. carpentry, house.
cleaning etc. SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1882.
PHARMACIST, capable, fully exp,
energetic, sober, steady or relief;
reg. Nd. and D. c. Box 4U-X, star.
PHARMACIST. colored. regular, ex-
perienced, desires full or part time
work. Call after IL noon, IA. 17l6.
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SITUATIONS MEN

AUTO MECHANIC. 23 yrs expert
ence in all types of work, Job as
tuneup man, shop foreman or fleet
maintenance Of light trucks; excel.
references. GE. 3467. 30
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ACT NOW

Improve your home by inclosinR.
screening or adding q porch, build.
ing q recreation room or convert.
ing your garage into q dem call
US for free estimate; all our
work fully suaranteed and our prices
to pay at lowest rates available,
Call MA. 1860 from 2 am. to 3
pm, or LU 4-i346 ewes and sun.
DEVEr .OPMENT C0aS.
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HELP WOMEN (cont.D

TEACHEB. immediate vacancy In
private. school in Arlington. Pri-
mary dept. Good opportunity. GIL
1000, a.m.-5 pm. weekdays. 3
TEACHERS, qualified nursery and
klndersarten, vic. Falls Church. Va.
IA. GRIN and .IE 3-oS21 a
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Pleasant working conditions. air
conditioned ONCE, free hospital
surgical and life insurance Dement'S
pad holiday and vacation time
Contact MR.. RUPERT. Otis $3.50
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, exper.
pleasant working conditions, goot
salary; Apply chief operator. CARL
TON HOTEL. 18th and K SITS. NV
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. for Sat
PEERLEssS MopEsN 5G5saSs nc house. AiSersSa sai
eth st. NV.
TELETYPE OPERATOR
Immediate opening for exper. opera.
tor; IL am. tc 8 PM, 5-day wk.
$50 go mo; ss1 automatic increases
WARDS, ST. 1865 Monday. 81
TELEPHONE soLICIToRs. Earl
Liberal commissions, bonuses, prizes
Must have unlimited phone. Bo;
TELEPH6SE SOLICITORS. stead,
work from your home, no, part;
Me. 1856 for appt.
TYPIST-Advertising agency lookin,
for accurate, fast typist a girl whit
would like to learn advertising from
the ground up: 5-day. 40-hour week
Downtown location. Call DI. 74O0
DRESS BUYER-Excellen opening
experience in better dresses essen
tial, We want buyer or an alert
assistant buyer. with flare fol
smart fashions Replies held IL
SStrictest confidence. Write or cal
l4th st. NV.
TYPlST. clerical. operate PIX board
viii train: small pleasant ofice. al.
ternate Saturdays when trained
CENTRAL aoRoR sS53 Sss Co. '5lsry a. 1856 sSSG
TYPIST-(White). Permanent posi-.
tfon. Starting at $2,4O0. Rapic
advancement Excellent surround.
mgs' 5-day week. Liberal vaca.
ton and sick leave. Under 40
Personai interviews between 8 am
TTIGoNAL TIC Al. SEodRxPH1c soe1ETY
TYPiST-competent; 5-day week;
other benefits. Phone HO. S7S8
MISS FAY, for appt. -2S
TfPISTS, perm. positions; 5-day, 40
hr Wk.; pleasant working conds.,
liberal discount on purchases, insur-
SnSe SiuIt and ND hoSpitalization plan, retire;
STORES, Employment once. Y P
TYPISTS, EXPERIENCED. with knowl.
edge Of payroll work, for knationaI
scientific research organization; per.
manent position, offering
3!I2.hour. 5-day week
"a days annual leave
Is days sick leave
Tor interview call EX. S100. Ext. 80
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN with nice appearance;
good opportunity to busy salon.
VIRGINIA WALLACE. Silver Spring
CiERK.TYplsr, KY age ao-es; isM.
preferred good salary. MR.. BIRD
CoUNTER HELP. man or woman;
part time, evenings and week ends.
SeS1 q cESTER SfFias 1e4s Ksa4s%s
coUPL.EE. to take complete charge of
small farm 10 minutes from down.
town Washington. Man to do out
side and woman for general house
maintena%ee sin 0Se eS1Sfy oW. ss7s 4sa '0mDse'e
refs. cook, upstairs cleaning: but
Ter. houseman, some driving; live in,
upstairs Ur;tac rm; and bath; Top salary.
coUPLE, part time; It to assist in in man
house evenings and week ends. Com
PPesnsationn PsaSI nins6M IL form Of room rent.
COUPLE WANTED, to act as janitor
for. small apt. bldg; only, compen-
with utils. incl. Box 45s-v. Star.
crafts. swimming (Red Cross in
structor). athletics. music. dancing.
hiking and general. Write or call
94O1 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring, Md.
DEMONSTRATORS, experienced pitch
work: Nations hottest store, backed
by radio and newspaper advertisine .
draw, plus commission; at once:
S0lS -27
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WAITRESS

Excellent salary and tips. Meals and
uniforms furnished. Must he ex-
perlenced. Apply ALBAN TOWERS,
300 Mass. ave. NV. go
WAITRESS, exp; good pay for right
girl. Call IN person at 9715 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring.
WAITRESS, white, must be neat anc
dependable; no night or Sunday
work. Call RE. 1862. -29
WAITRESS, experienced; part or full
time, nightwork; modern &C. res
taurant. Apply in person, HOUSE
District Heights, Nd. 81
WAITRESS, white. 25 to 35; ont
waitress on floor, night work. Ap,
r ERN. 221 Riggs rd. ne. -27
WAITRESS-White; hrs, pm. tc
midnight: $40 per wk. plus tipi
and meals. Closed Sun. and hoii.
gays oll Call bet. 9 am. and . pm
WA1TREsS, white, exper. GOOD sal.
Apply CARRIGANS RESTAURANT
Conn; and S SITS. NV. -2S
WAITRESS, white, for main dinins
room, am. to p.m. uniforms
furnished; experienced only Apply
Wardman Park Employment once,
27U0 W00dlV rd N w
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DELIVERY MAN with q 1-ton panel
truck desires full-time work with
established Arm; know city very
well. SEQ incl. both. RIA. eos3.
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SITUATIONS MEN
PHARMACIST
4444At4v4&1SA0A L
Registered D. c.; experienced. Box
S1-Y EIar

.
Registered D. c.: experienced. Box
54-X. Star.
enced ali around. wishes Ssi steady SDIs Do
sition. Box AK, Star.
PORTER, orIver.. Janitor. elev. opera
tor waiter: desires empl..s g to
RESTAURANT CAFETERIA MGR,
outstanding record. high-grade ex-
ecutlye, producer. Box 37-X, Star.
Restaurant Manager
Experienced in all phases of opera
tion. Available immediately; salary
or percentage. Box 3S1-R. Star.
SALES PERSONALITY. tall. hand
some charming, intelligent. imag-
NATIVE. full of initiative, hard-driv-
ing self-starter capable of sustained
toners, Is years old. non-collese;
rome. and car owner, acceptable
m re Box 260-V. Star. 80
SALESMAN. 40. experienced dry sds
shoes, gen. mdse., wholesale and
retail, seeks part-time employment
Box Tx Star.
SIGN AND POSTER PAINTING
steady Saturday work wanted. Cal
FIX. 09lO.
STUDENT. male, ~. B.C.S.. Strayel
COLLEGE. 1851: present Wilson Teach.
er's College; desires permanent part
daily. evenings or week ends; $3.50
hrs. Q week. DI. 1916. after / pm
27s
WINDOW CLEANER
Call Jimmie for window cleaning anc
general housework. AID. 8791.
WRITER, we'll employed. interested
in part-time assignments. Articles
speeches. publicity or promotion
copy Box COX, Star.
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FOOD CHECKER

FOOD CHECKER
TOP SALARY TO RIGHT PERSON
Must have restaurant experience.
capable of handling fast lunch and
dinner.
Salary plus meals; employe dement's
after mos. include disqualification,
surgical and life insurance.
Only reliable person with references
need apply.
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PIANO TUNING

PIANO TUNING
Est. free: work guar. 1919 Calvert
st. NV. NO 1907 WOOII,EY
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MAID

Girl Friday" must be highly expert
enced laundress and do upstairs
cleaning; must also serve as waitress
when necessary and willing to work
have references. Call after 10 am.
TNR
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Special. S5, by experienced profess
sional. Locally for limited time.
Call RE 400, mention this ad.
Save at RATNER'S MUSIC STORE,
PLAsTERING. new and old work; 1st.
class workmanship. Call DE. 1901.
PLAsTERING A SPECIALITY; new
work guaranteed. NO. 2723. 81
PLASTERING, patching, ceiling: no
Job too small; white mechanics work
rEuMBlSS rfEahsnaisea AND lS aEafiNG. sialff no 10.
too small, .24.hr. service. Reas.
PRICES; reg. in D. c, and Md. UN.
PiGMBING AND HEATING = Bath.
boers ana ss kchsni Wsr hesars na s s
PLUMBING AND HEATING, new
work and remodelinR:. gas boilers
and water heaters; all work guar
PLUMBING AND HEATING, jobbins
and remodeling; guaranteed low
prices; 24-hr. service DU. 1855.
PORCHES INCLOsED-Let us make
your porch into a sunroom, den or
extra bedrm. See our PEI picture
window Enclosure Free est. cheer
FULLY given. No down payment.
years to pay. CAPITOL CONTRACT
ING CO.. 4S19 Beth. ave. Beth. Md.
RADIOS REPAIRED, reasS Also sew
eral radios avail. for sale. 4003 sth
st. NV. GE. 2463. -27
REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED; also
washers; guaranteed service.
DEPENOO REFRIGERATION CO,
Days UN. 1872; Ewes. UN. 1878
ROOF repairs, replace cutters, down.
spouts and roof painting. Free esti.
mates. RE. .4492. OIL. 1862. --5
ROOFING. all types. cutters. spouts.
carpentry and painting. A. D.
THOMAS, HUI. 1852.
ROOFING. Thinning, roof painting.
repairing, Ruttering and spoutine.
Call MR.. SHIPLEY. GE. 415S. IS
ROOFS PAINTED, $27
Roofing and cutters. ME. 1884. 29s
Sagging Floors Leveled
Termite Central
All general repairs and remodeline.
Free estimates. C. S. KIMBALL,
ST. $3.50. Nights. OR. 1909.
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WOMEN HELP FILL THE NEED
FOR PRACTICAL NURSES
Easy to learn at home; spare time
Good pay. Many earn while learn.
ing. No high school required. In.
formation FREE. WAYNE SCHOOL
OF PRACTICAL NURSING. Box
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Experienced, white. age 21-3O; q
pm: to = am; excellent salary
good tips. See Mr.. Levin. 2 pm
to 8 pm, HARMONY RESTAURANT.
k11 Cnd St n IT'D 1907 Oe
Evening star., 1952-04-27

Special, S5, by experienced profess
sional. Locally for limited time.
Call RE. 2499, mention this ad.
Save at RATNER'S MUSIC STORE,
736 18th st. NV, "a
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CIVIL ENGINEER

quantity estimator, survey
party chief: engineering graduate;
IL years field and ONCE expert
ence surveying and construction) i,
R0y AK Star
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iEPTIC TANKS cleaned. pumpe
repaired. SH. 1866.
STONEWORK

STONEWORK
Retaining walls. fagstone. fireplaces,
houses. OF. S449.
STORM WINDOWS = Aluminium out
side easements; wholesale only. We
manufacture storm windows and
have distributorship on Storm WIZ
ard Storm Door" 2-day delivery.
A q B WHOLESALERS. Lo 1868.
TELEvIsIoN sERvICE-Expert serv-
ice, all makes; reas, rates Sat,
Sun. and evenings Prompt service.
Tas1oS TaH IA crNTRpe4 S-Sse4' ALLAN TELE'
TELEVISION SERvICING including
evenings saturdays. sundays; guar
TV OR RADIO TROUBLES? II you
want immediate expert and fully
guaranteed service at rates that are
fair and honest. then give us .
chance to serve you; days week.
TY CLINIC. LA. 6-7517. 27'
UPHOLSTERY-Couc chairs re-
webbed. springs reset; your home or
my shop: furniture repair, all kinds.
UPHoLSTERING. reStyIins, ANTIQUES
restored by expert mech; all work
guar. reas.: weeks serv. EDS
UPHOLSTERY. OR 74ss.
UPHOLsTERING
Ny furniture stands up when you sit
down Repairs in your home r.
TYNES. Ii .,-?i22. .
VENETIAN BLINDS renovated and
service; 64x2s" to 81; $3.50 Dr.;
larger. extra charge. DI. 2O2S.
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CAMERA REPAIR

CABINETS RECREATION ROOMS
attics; remodeling, carpentry. MR.
VEST. ia 1896 any time Sunday
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PAPERING AND PAINTING
II work. Estimates free. Call MN.
BECKETT. MI. O93O. Qu 4053
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SPEAK. WRITE. AND TYPE, ENG
LISH. RUSSIAN, GERMAN, AND
FRENCH. Mature. Intelligent. hard
worker; perfect educational, business
and social background. Dale Carnegie
course; wants permanent position
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW

MAN. colored. wants work of an!
kind: will work every day. Ii
3-4S5o
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TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
ORDER CLERK
RCA SERVICE CO.. INC.
5O7 18th st. South

Arlington. Va
Pleasant working conditions, air
conditioned ONCE, free hospital
surgical and life insurance benefits
PAID holiday and vacation time
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Installed, repaired and serviced. AL
work guaranteed. BETTER REFRIG
ERATI9N g. APPLIANCE SERVICE
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TELETYPE OPERATOR

TELEPHONE OPERATOR. for Sat
PEERLEss MODERN h HOUSE HeiSSIl 81.
Evening star., 1952-04-11

Mother-It's hard to keep from
going in and waking John up, but
he'll have to learn to get up when
his alarm goes off, not just turn
it off.
Evening star., 1952-04-11

A connecting road between
Kensington boulevard and the
Kensington Wheaton road is
Evening star., 1952-04-11
Births Reported

tFrom the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistic
BOYS.
Jack and Olivia Anderson.
John and Evelyn Behnken.
Joseph and Geraldine Burk.
Charles and Nellie Burton.
Charles Charles AND Rose Rs Gross; n
Joseph and Halina Danyliw.
Howard and virginia Cusick.
Peter. and Edith DeMauro.
Thomas and Dolores Eynon.
I A. c. and Anna Eggleton.
Warren and Florence Hare.
Louis and Catherine Gottlied.
Bernard and Constance Herbert.
Frank and Helen Haselden.
| Glenn and Hiley Iams.
Malcolm and Mary Hume.
Eugene and Dorothy herman.
/ Roger and Louise jenkins;
Peter and Katherine Mack.
David and Pearl Leh.
Robert and Lille McGrath.
George and Elaine Mahoney.
Robert and Mary Means.
Harry and Helen Meader.
Palmer and Helene Oliver.
John and Hilda Nelson.
Victor and Mary Porciello.
Ralph and Dorothy Ruben.
Sol and Zelda Rsykin.
John and Phyllis Wheeler.
Harry and Susie Snellings.
George and Mary Bats;
John and Marjorie Buchanan.
James and Norma Claggett.
James and Martha Crockett.
SCharles and Francine Davis.
Thomas and Helen Lacey.
Oils and Thelma Locke.
Harvey and Ambrosia Shepherd.
Earle and Adele White.
GIRLS.
Ronald and Mary Bristol
John and Martha Connolly.
John and Mildred Clancy.
Paul and Nina Gralnick.
John and Mariana Hand.
Russell and Eleanor Hazel.
Maurice and Helen Kay.
William and Marie Keeler.
James and Lorraine Raley.
Carl and Dorothy Ramey.
Franklin and MaiSie Rogers.
Joseph and Eleanor RoZSlcS.
| Paul and Mary Setback.
Leroy and Hazel Sykes.
Lloyd and Mary Spires.
William and Freda Struchen.
Bruce and Stella Sunde.
Carl and Mary Wask.
Harry and Mary Wolf.
! John and Mary Forbes.
James and Katherine Hollnad.
John and Josie Lane
Artie and Marian McAdoo.
Richard and Doris Berg.
Walter and Edith Frazier.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
Connecting Rood Urged

urged by the North Kensmgton
Citizens Association.
In a petition to Montgomery
County Manager Irving G. Nc
Nayr, the group asked that the
boulevard be cut through to pro-
vide more direct access to homes
now reached only by Newport
Mill road.
Ralph Colwell, association presi-
dent, reported that the Kensing-
ton Volunteer Fire Department
has indorsed the petition.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

|of the Ameri- .. II. kietxke.
can Radio Relay League, Inc.
will be the main speaker. His
topic Is: Future Outlook Of the
Electronics Industry"
|. Among those participating will
|be:
Commissioner Renah r. Cana
lier; Dean s. s. Steinberg of the
University Of Maryland's School
|of Engineering; Commissioner
George Sterling of the Fed
|eral Communications Commission;
Representative league. Democrat.
of Texas: Edward Booher Of the
|McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., and
the Rev. Edward g. Latch Of the
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist
Church.
The banquet will be held at z
pm. in the East Room Of the
Mayflower Hotel.
When he founded, the Institute,
Mr.. Rietzke was chief instructor
at the Radio Materiel School at
the Naval Research Laboratory.
He saw the need for a system of
home study to equip students with
q working knowledge Of practical
radio engineering. Out Of this
grew the institute.
At the outset, Mr.. Rietzke wrote
his own lesson material, corrected
examinations by day and mimeo-
graphed lessons at night. But the
organization grew and in 1882 the
residence school was created.
i. Programs for training thou
sands Of Army, Navy and Coast
Guard radio technicians were de-
veloped during World War II by
the institute.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
Kensington Elects Mayor,
z CounciImen Tomorrow

Residents Of Kensington, Md,
will choose a mayor and two
councilmen at the annual election
from 6 to 8 pm. tomorrow in the
Kensington Armory.
Candidates for mayor are
Charles H. Davidson, jr.. and DR..
Lewis Merriam. Candidates for
the two council seats are: Lee j.
Paulin. Martin Styer. John p.
Birchby and Richard H. Clark.
Election judges who will officiate
at the polls are William A. Rogers.
Mrs. Mary Lees and Joseph Her
| rick.
The retiring town officials are
Mayor G. Leonard Daymude,
Lawrence Hanley and Mrs. Mildred
lib. Harman.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
Power Mower Injuries
SuiIor at Kensinqton

John j. Van der Thai, 27, gun
ner's mate 1ic. was admitted to
Bethesda Naval Hospital with a
possible foot fracture suffered
when his foot was caught in a
power lawn mower yesteray after
noon.
The accident occurred at the
sailors home in the $500 block
Randolph road, Kensington. He
was taken to the hospital, where
he is stationed. by the Kensington
Rescue Squad.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
speeiul pi,puieh q Iha s,or

SpSetsi StSP1tsU ~ sHD Sttab
WARRENTON. Va, May 31.-
Fire Of undetermined origin gutted
the A. & p. market here today,
routing several hundred MONDAY
shoppers. Nobody was injured.
Warrenton volunteer firemen
confined the blaze to a 40-by-50-
foot storage room. Occupants OF
six apartments above the store
were removed as a safety precau-
ton. .
o. n. Brown, manager, said 1t
will take several days to estimate
Evening star., 1952-06-01

flower ii o tie
Thursday.
| r enc II.
Rietzke. W ho
founded the In
stitute In 1927
and is now its
president. viii
be honored.
G e orge w.
Bailey. execu-
tive secretary
Of the Institute
of Radio En-.
gineers. Inc,
and president
Evening star., 1952-06-01
Pacific Isles Study Urged

AUCKLAND, New Zealand d.-For
nation Of school Of Pacific Is
land studies in Auckland is sug-
|gested by Prof. K. b. Cumberland,
professor Of geography at Auck-
land University College.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
shoppers Flee Blaze In Warenfou A. &p.

the damage. Everything In the
storage room was destroyed and
many groceries on the shelves
were damaged by smoke. and
water.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
Capitol Radio Institute
To Observe 18th Year
|At Banquet Thursday

The Capitol Radio Engineer
ing Institute. 1924 Sixteenth street
NV. will mark its 25th anniver-
sary with a banquet at the May
Evening star., 1952-06-01

Expansion fold lies flat when bed is made then puffs
up to give lots Of roon kicking space for an active
sleeper. In the morning, quick tug at the tip hem
straightens your sheet You never need to retuck the
Top Contour Sheet
Evening star., 1952-06-01

Two boxed corners taped for extra strength onto
foot Of mattress like slip hold the Top Con-
tour Sheet firmly In place all night long II can't pun
out can't creep up off your feet while you Sleep
Evening star., 1952-06-01

WASHINGTON
Daily, $50 to 6 PM.
ThuEs., 1880
10 3 P.M.
ARLINGTON
Daily, 10 10 s P.M.
Mon., Fh., 1880 to
$50 PM.
Evening star., 1952-11-09

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