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machine and drank the contents through long
sraws
In Seattle. Wash. three boys tossed paper
bags of water from second-story window.
In Atlantic City, N. J.. two teen-age school
girls daubed thoroughbred poodle, belonging
to cranky next-door neighbor, with red
paint
A generation ago such problems would have
been solved in the woodshed. As one sociolo-
gist put it, Peck Bad Boy has gone to jail"
But even after all the misleading cases are
Topped of, the fact remains that real juvenile
crime is on the rise. j. Edgar Hoover says
that inadequate schools, insufficient govern
ment facilities and apathetic communities
must share the blame.
But the most important cause" he says,
is what should be called parental delin-
quency. The American home has frequently
ceased to yield its influence for good, and we
are beginning to pay the price"
There is way out In many parts of the
country. we found that young people and
adults are jointly facing up to their respon-
sibilities. Where this is happening, they are
winning the fight against juvenile delinquency.
Sheriff Harlan S. Callahan of King County,
Washington, district which includes Seattle,
told us that juvenile delinquency in that area
has been on the decrease in the last eight
years.
Sheriff ]. Edward Slavin of New Haven
County, Conn.,, today sends to reformatories
less than half the number of boys and girls
that he did 10 years ago.
Decrease In Desxois
lHE City of Detroit has had a startling
65 per cent decrease in juvenile delinquency
in the past decade, according to Police
Inspector Sanford Shouts, director of the
city's Youth Bureau. Although teen-age gang
warfare breaks out there periodically, In
spector Shouts says less than half of one
per cent of the citys youth are involved. The
Bureau also found that, once reprimanded by
the law, most of them are ready to quit.
And back at the U.S. Children's Bureau,
Evening star., 1952-03-09

sands of high-school addicts," he declared.
There are, to our knowledge, just forty
seven. The American parent has been deceived
into believing there are millions of teen-age
drug addicts walking our streets"
The bureau estimates that there are less
than 10000 teen-age addicts in the country.
Drug addiction for all groups in the us. is
believed by narcotics experts to have dropped
$50 per cent in the last 30 years. There is
every indication that half a century ago
addiction to drugs was widespread through
out rural and small-town America. A Sears
Roebuck catalogue of the period offered two
patent medicines for a cure.
Dsus Hystezia
lE two US. Public Health hospitals for
drug addicts, located at Lexington, KY,
and Fort Worth, Texas, are expected to show
a decrease of Is per cent in the number of
teen-age admissions this year. DR.. Victor H.
Vogel. medical officer in charge of the Lexinp-
ton hospital, says that the years total for
the two institutions will probably be no
higher than 800 teen-agers.
How drug hysteria can grip a community
was related to us by member of school
board in western New York State. The
superintendent of schools in this district
Evening star., 1952-03-09
CONTINUED: THE TRUTH
ABOUT TEEN.AGERS

What's behind all the headlines
about youthful drug addiction,
crime, reckless driving? Here
are the real facts that every
American parent ought To know
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
Court Views Enlarged Movie
In Arcade Indecency Chorqe

Municipal Court Judge Thoma.
G. Scalley took long look yes
terday at an enlarged version of a
Aim featuring an unclad girl.
Nearly the entire court audience
crowded about his bench to see
too.
The judge was making a deci-
sion-whether it would be fair to
show a jury the film enlarged OF
whether it should be shown to
the jury as the public sees it.
The audience, of course, was
just looking.
Judge Scalley was opening the
trial Of Isadore Brill, owner of the
ID. G. Arcade, in the 400 block OF
Ninth street NV. Brill is accused
of possession indecent movies with
the intent of showing them to the
public.
When the courts first show was
over. Judge Scalley left his bench
to pear into an arcade machine
with a sign adults only" on it
and see the same film not en-
larged.
Defense Attorney Charles E
Ford had argued that the large
protector would exaggerate every
thing. with prejudice to Mr.. Brill
Judge Scalley agreed.
II believe the jury should see
exactly what the public would
see," he said.
The trial of Sam Davis, 48, pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
Power Boat SEEMING
Legal in Maryland,
Circuit Judge Rules
BY the Assoeicted Press

ANNAPOLIS. Sept. 20.-A cir
cult Judge ruled yesterday that
hauling seine by power boats is
legal in Maryland tidewaters.
Judge Benjamin Michaelson
said changes written into fisheries
law by the 1851 General Assembly
had made it ambiguous by failing
specifically to ban seinipg by
power.
Some smart legislators put il
over on somebody in making those
changes. Judge Michaelson said
The judge dismissed charges
against eight Tilghman Island
watermen who had been charged
last June with illegally using two
boats to haul a seine off Kent
shore.
Judge Michaelson commented ir
dismissing charges against the
Tilghman Islanders that "the
smart boys on the Eastern Shore
it seems, put one over on the
legislators"
II don't say this derogatorily
but the law as amended does moi
expressly prohibit power-boa,
SEEMING nor does it set a limit or
the number which can be used,
he added.
| Tidewater fisheries inspectors
said later the ruling would NEAR
commercial fishermen coulc
sweep the bay clean of fish,"
There was no immediate indi.
cation whether the case would be
taken to the Court Of Appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20

prietor Of the Amusement Arcade,
also in the 400 block of Ninth
street NV, also had been sched-
uled for yesterday. However,
Judge Scalley ruled Davis trial
should be separate from that Of
Brill.
The Davis case was continued
to 10:45 am. next Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20

Life Insurance Policies
NEW YORK.-At the end OF
1851, IS million United States life
insurance policyholders owned
$253.1 billion Of life insurance
under 210 million policies and GER
tif1cateS.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
FILE CABINETS
FLOORING

Lumber suitable for sheathing, floor
ing or subnooring, special this week
S25 per M. at yard.
ACE WRECkING CO.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-O50O
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SITUATIONS WOMEN
ADMINISTRATOR
AND
OFFICE MANAGER

Experienced; capable assuming full
responsibility of office and super.
vising personnel, taking charge O.
correspondence and contracting thu
public. Can speak before groups oil
on radio plan and organize pro.
grams and raise funds. Excellent
references. Box gym, Star. 26'
COMPANION, with elderly person Of
semi-invalid. Care through day, as.
sist cooking. No bed or mental pa.
ttent. Pvt. room, moderate salary
desired. Box 37-M, Star.
EDITOR - Young man with expe.
rience in all phases of trade papel
work. Prefer industry magazine
noSSs n,3Siss.t organ nor or trade association
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT. Experienced
in all phases of publications work
also can handle all correspondence
Box AIM, Star.
|ELEvATOR OPERATOR, colored, neat
- dspendable; has license. DE. 5234
ELEVATOR OPER.. colored; exper
Have permit. Desires job in. Office
Small board. TR. S135.
LADY. responsible, desires position
g.o;w.: knowledge bookkeeping, pay.
roll, tax returns; vic. Bethesda ol
cCheyy Chase Circie: permanent, WI
NURSE, colored, desires
Job in doctors Office, private cases,
hospital or convalescent home. LU.
1-1324. "a
PRACT. NURSE. fcol.); D. C. ref: de-
sireS work in Dr.'s ONCE. pvt. home.
Ii. 4-2952. 24s
SECRETARY, legal and real estate
exper. Capable full charge. Book
keeping, payroll. PIX. Car avail
able. Ii. 3-9021. 20"
sECY. .-STENO., exper. cashier. PIX
operator, receptionist, ETC.. desires
part time. Mon. through Fri, 9-2;
Clarendon or nearby Falls Church,
KE. $500. IA
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Flagstone and Stone

WORK
Cement driveways, walks, steps,
p9rchsi p9r also re5a9nG aadoE 1enaesi EaS tie drain
ANGELO MARCUccIO. sH. 1859
FLOORS SANDED and finished.
cleaned and waved. old floors made
GENERAL REPAIRS-Paintlng. plas-
tering carpenter work. roof paint
ing, repairing; no Job too small.
1sf. sFf!HE1AT .1EET. TF FBEddSolRiAroE-An dSliA work
comp. Of lob. c. z. MOODY. oV,
KITCHENS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de
luxe. wood or metal units; reduced
PL1ANcE CO. 2443 18th st. NV,
FAINTER. An, Err For a Job well don. a. .
RA' Price e:S4l, ySH can afford to pay call
PA1NfiSG, HSG, : 1ss class, by white me-
chanics: free estimates; impossible
PAINTING. papering, interior and
exterior. For reasonable estimates
call SH, 4771 or. TO. 4731 -29
PAINTING, interior, exterior. Kem-
S1ns sgs ju s4Bs9 EA e9i5s S2 yas
PAINTING; interior. $50 and UP per
room. Also exterior painting. Call
10. 5-3416. -26
PAINTING, interior and exterior, by
able white men, best work for less,
free estimate. IL. 7-5966. -2S
PAINTING CONTRACTOR--C
ciaI and residential; satisfactory for
25 yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 9703.
PAISTING-I will guarantee you q
10ss saving over any other estimate
you may get. First-class work only.
MIR. SIMONS, RA. 5093 -25
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING,
carpenter repairs. floor and wall tile;
terms if desired. GE. SS01.
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up;
1852 Sunfast washable paper: work
guaranteed. GE. 1893 or GE. 2461.
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Call Mr.
BECKETT. MI. Q930, DU. 4053.
PLASTERING, cement. waterproofinR;
skilled white mechanics; prompt
service. NO. 574S. 80
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SITUATIONS WOMEN tcon,.J II

SECRETARY -STENO., exper. cashier
PIX operator, receptionist, ETC., de-
sires part time. Mon. through Fri
81; Clarendon or nrby. Falls
Church. KE. S-5269. "a
STENOGRAPHER, college grad. II
yrs. varied exper., desires 81 hrs
day; S1.60 hr. min. NV. or Airing.
ton location. Box 45-M, Star. 26'
WIDOW, unemcumbered, middle age
alert, wishes position as manager
for small apartment bldg. or room,
ing house; experienced and gooS
references: Box 15-M, Star. 24'
WANTED AT-HOME TYPING. Cal
10, 2-S705. Friday between 2 pm
oFFiCE WORK wanted; Saturday.
only. Experienced in typing short
hand. dictaphone. light bookkeeping
LU. 1-5S72.
COLLEGE JR.. colored, wants da!
work, no housework. Monday-Fri-
day. RA. 1896,
COLORED GIRL desires Job as foun.
tain girl. DU. 1894. IA
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HELP WOMEN (cent.)

CLEANING GIRL-clean dental Of
nee. morn: 5-hr. day, 5-day wk.
Apply in person. ] ! am. Sat. only.
Second floor, 443 eth st. NV.
CLERK for newsstand. good sal. good
working coma company benefits.
paid vacation: must be reliable.
Apply in person, THE UNION NEWS
CO. No. / Stand, Union Station.
CLERK-Typing and fling, general
office work, wholesale firm; ne. sec
ton; $50 to D; 5-day week. Call
DU. 2l34. "a
CLERK-Young woman. white, Tor
dry cleaning; $40 wk. salary. Apply
in person. ARROW CLEANERS,
6233 Ga. ave. NV. GE. ABA. -26
CLERK, good salary. Apply TUFFY
LEEMANS CLEANERS. 1926 Georgia
ave. bet 9 am. and IL noon.
CLERK. white; insurance Office. some
typtng. good position for beginner.
MA. $3.50. MR.. BURROUGHS. Pa
CLERKS. white, under 81: permanent
positions; conditioned bldg, mod
ern cafeteria: 40-hour, 5-day week:
annual starting salary. 81 400 lib
eral vacation and sick leave. Apply
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,
personnel office, 3rd and r Sts. ne.
q. m. to pm. No phone calls. 20
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SITUATIONS poMEsTlc


WOMAN. colored. wants work part
time, 10-4, 5-day week. LU. 1-5253.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work
Sat. Mon, Wed, Thurs. HU. 5139.
EXPER. DAY WORKER wants work
by day or week. Call DU. 4494
WANT TO PLACE my maid, Tues. and
Thurs. only. TIE. $3.50, ME. 4552.
EMPLOYED WOMAN will assist with
children evenings and week ends
In exchange for room and board.
Box 46-M, Star. 90
COL0RED GIRL, days work cleaning
or helping with children. ANDER-
SON. Ola w st. NV
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w.. nc
e9osi e9osiing: g, Gays se VIZ; perm; eSper.;
COLORED GIRL wants days work:
exper, with children; references. Ii.
4-47S5.
COLORED WOMAN. cook, willing to
stay in. HO. 2473.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN

SPANISH COUPLE, Government en-
ployed, desire work as janitor and
wife with apt. In return. Box 23-
M, Star. 26s
Evening star., 1952-10-24
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME-In spare
time. Also 391 business. industrial,
engineerlng, art and academic
courses. Diploma awarded. Write or
Ehone for catalog of courses. ICS,
%" Bond Elde., MF Sl6G
PIANO AND ACCORDION INSTRUC.
TION-Beginners a specially; ewes
and all day Saturday. DI. $3.50.
MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul-
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
for GI training day and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
I.EGE: 1910 q ST. NV DI. 1852
RECEIPT. PIX course; tipping free; !
mo; only. $50. Many openings. S45-
$50 wk. Start today BOYD
SCHOOL. cor. G and 18th. MA
234O. (Est. 36 yrs.)
ENGLISH LESSONS-Writing. con.
verSation, vocabulary, speech and
personality. Tele. WO. 6702 eve
nings z to 8, or write Box 62-M
Star.
Evening star., 1952-10-24

APPLIANCES repaired; 5 J., Free PICKUP !;
sPf afiSfbT pTk1!HWA9ss fSs41 parking lot.
4s00 or OF. 4567.
ASPHALT TILE and house repairs
Call EN-. 653s for estimate and
ATTHcs 1TTss FINISHED. dormer ~p win.
rooms and stairways. Commercial
or residential, New or remodeling
No down payments, SO months to
pay. UN. 2491. j. E. HENDRICKS
BUILDING -REMoDELING - Roofs,
valks. drives, painting, decorating.
FatsrD1sE1hs FaH RGEp coaFScRs 6sffTEss e.
81. 1910. LU. 4-l268. FA. $3.50.
BRICK WORK-New or repair, nc
Job too small; f1rst-class work; free
estimates. TO. 6499, Ii. 3-S167:
BRICK WORK IN GENERAL, fire
RfNAGp1 fInflfie CO.. Soff Ii. e!75se 7Ss -3S s60S
CARPENTRY, repairs and remodeling.
D, 1. OAKES, NO. 5346. 80
CARPENTRY, the best. specializing
work. MR.. SMiTH. AP. s645. De
CARPENTER WORK. repairs, re-
modelling and additions. D. CLARK.
Phone ia. 4-1140. --25
CARPENTRY, ALTERATIONS, repairs
resmaodeling' rsaI%I9 old and new work. Mr.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor-kleened" or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. SSSS any day
any night.
CEMENT. BRICK MASON, steps, side
walks, driveways, patios, water
proof walls. minor repair. Eek. 1894.
27%
CONCRETE, carpenter work, 1st
class, white mechanic. Alterations,
repairs and additions. Work by
day or contract. Phone HUI. 40SS.
-25
FENCE-Galvanized chain link; all
posts in concrete. Immediate erec-
tion. Get the best for less. No down
payment, SO months to pay. Phone
Ii, 4-45sS; evenings and Sunday
Evening star., 1952-10-24
HELP-WOAEN

TELEPHONE SOLICITOR wanted.
Must. oe experienced with some
modelling. Contact MR.. OLIVER,
bet. hrs. OF o and IL. OF. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
PART TIME

White, earn extra Christmas none,
with only Q hrs, 3 evenings a week
You can add $40 to $50 to you
income by displaying costume Jew.
elry. No canvassing. For inter.
view appointment write, stains
phone number, If any. to Box 63- r
Star. --2b
COLORED-YOUNG WOMEN for pro.
motion work; short hours, good pay
full or part time. Call between 8
CoGORED DIsTRIBUroRsHrP. alse
salesladies. Non-competitive patented
product; fast repeating 81 item
ladies buy it on sight. Call ME
3567. 4 to 3 pm
COLORED CLERKS -STENOG
Speed. not essential. Gregg system
required, give phone no. Box 343-
r, Star. 90
Evening star., 1952-10-24
COLORED
MOTOR TRAVEL

NEW YORK Armistice special; Join
our party; few seats left. Reserve
now. MA. 5535. -2S
TUCSON, ARIZ.-1 or Q passengers,
share expenses and driving. Leaving
next week OIL. 1921. "a
TO SAN DIEGO, Calf. in new so
sedan: passengers wanted to share
expenses; references exchanged;
leaving Sat. or at convenience. Box
20-M, Star. "a"
FLORIDA CIRCLE THANKSGIVING par
ty. few seats left; reserve now.
I NP PASSaSC;ER S2FS EIs" 70 70 san SoGai GnaiEG0 -
Leave Nov. 2, share driving and ex-
penses; pref. serviceman. LU. 2-7655.
ORe
Evening star., 1952-10-24
REFRIGERATION AND
AIR CONDITIONERS

SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION co.
DAYS. UN. 1912; Ewes. UN. 1878
ROOF LEAK? Walls or cellar wet?
Cutters bad? For guaranteed work.
call after 9 DIN. to am, TR. 1879,
WADpELL'S ROOF SERVICE.
STONE AND FLAGSTONE WORK.
retaining wills patios. steps. walks,
etcii eSi; also also q csment work Of all kinds,
STORM iISFh IWSfFNhDoNWUs. ;aaoSt Can It any type
window For the best price, terms
(no money down. SO months to pay)
and immed. installation, call Mr..
GILES, Ii. 4-45SS; ewes. and Sun,
NO. 552S.
STORM WINDOWS-Dealer only; l.
day delivery on the finest aluminium
outside easement storm windows. We
Wizard storm doors. A. & B.
WHOLESALERS. 1O441 Metropoli-
ton ave. Kensington. Md.
TELEVISION SERVICING, including
evenings. Saturdays and Sundays;
guaranteed. RA. 1475. 80
TV SERVICE-Evenings and Sundays;
repairs in home, $500. No fix, nc
charge. Ludlow 2-2926. 29'
TV SERvICE-Your set repaired In
your yGsd. homs sHSpp!s er no no ser service charge
~ GUARANSffEsE16V W sERSfcE-Anss R VICE any
time; weekdays till 500 pm, EX,
22S5; eyes,. Sat. and Suns, Elk
TYPEWRITER repairing. all makes
stenotypes, stenograph, adding ma.
Chimes: bring in, save. BELA'S
30l9 14th, mr.. Col. rd. CO. 1920
Evening star., 1952-10-24
!! :! LOOK +! !
SaleSpir1S Wanted

Follow the sun around the o. g.!
New Arm in rapid expansion needs
salesgirls for door to- door selling,
High pay at start. with chance for
permanent position at 5-figure SAL
ary: Ages 21-33. Top refs. required
interviews call IA. 7s664O. 9-12
am, IS nm 90
Evening star., 1952-10-24
BUSINESS SERVICES

DRAIN TILE and concrete work: all
work guar. Free est. JU. S-2164
EXPERT BRAKE WORK, guaranteed,
reasonable. LII. 1856. 30
Evening star., 1952-10-24
LEDGER CLERK

opening for young
woman, 21-35 yrs. of age to work
for accounts receivable. routine and
control; knowledge of bookkeeping
ana typing is required; 40-hr.. g.
day week. Apply Personnel. Room
605: open weekdays, S:30-5. and
Sat. 9-l No phcne calls.
TuF EVENING CTAD
Evening star., 1952-10-24
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books opened,
closed. caught up; all taxes; open
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE, 80. married:
college background: accounting. busi-
ness ness administration; 10 years experi-
management personnel relations; de-
sires to change position; minimum
salary; $4,000; available November
caprRR AZ; Rox ax 29-M: Star, 26'
IGr Iisd estate; state SnS strong S dependable mar
EIsHvAiTSo5R" r. ioPsEEfRIAiroR, PsEEfRIAiro COL; 3 %S DAYS
wk.; or as porter. light cleaning, 8
,FnT1 ,m8rnings ps yk5; wk; . refs; Ii. 4-34s1: :
IHlI EM dnse sime' 81 years experience.
MAN. coiored; typins and shorthand
$500 after pm. 26'
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For ,smployment. odd Jobs, yard work.
ssanns yea xaaees sSs7ST6A SSsa7VPSfPtcS ARMS asSfs
PAINTER OR HANDYMAN wants
WIo, Work painting or odd jobs. LA.
PAIN'TER-pApER HANGER-Reason-
aole,, reliable, prompt; Jobs large or
small. RA. 6055. 80"
PAINTING-First-cl interior and
exterior by white mechanics, free
estimates. Why wait, get it done
for Xmas. Impossible to beat our
prices. EX. 1878. -27
SALESMAN Buyer; experienced
wholesaler; cigars. cigarettes. candy;
reference. Box 6-M, Star. 26@
WATCHMAN. night. man. white de-
Sires full-time Job; experienced. re-
liable. good local references. 10.
ExPERiENCED AUDITOR and room
clerk; apartment house and hotel
Box 22-M, Star. 24s
for small family. Call HO. 272O.
COLORED MAN DESIRES JOB as
dishwasher 6 pm. to II or 12. CO.
1857. THOMAS GADDY.
Evening star., 1952-10-24

CLERK-TYPIST, Mutual Insurance
Asency, 1901 H ST NV; 5-day wk.,
alr-cold. oLfice. life insurance. hos
pitalizdtlon with surgical expense
See MISS JONES. II
CLERk-TYPIST, under 80; no expe-
rlence necessary; must be neat and
accurate; pleasant working conGi-
tions, 3 to ), Monday through Fri
day. ST. 6456 for appt. 20
CLERk-TYPIST; claim dept of lge.
insurance group. Call RE. 1855 for
appointment. -25
CLERK-TYPIST, white. for new grow
ing business; good chance for ad-
Vancement; interviews in person
only; BAER-SLADE CORP, 2039
CLERK-TYPIsT, not over 30. with
high school education. for large real
estate and mortgage loan Arm.
Pleasant working conditions, excel
lent opportunity for advancement.
Five-day week. WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washtngton Bldg. Call Mr..
Allnut. DI. $500. -24
CLERK-TYPIST - Permanent posi-
tion. casualty claim dept: typing
and, general clerical duties; 5-day
week. Call ME. 1545. -25
CLERK-TYPIST. 5-day, 40-hr. week.
start at S2,400 yr. Paid vacation
Call AT. 0949. 40
Evening star., 1952-10-24
CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position with
large, well-established real es-
tate and mortgage loan Office;
pleasant surroundings, air.
conditioned building; 37Ia-
hour work week, no Saturday
work: lunches furnished free;
disqualification and life inSur-
ance. also furnished after rea-
ary. S2.4OO year to start with;
opportunity for advancement.
CALL MRS. RIESs. MA. 2112
Evening star., 1952-10-24
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont.j

PLASTERING-,Patch work . spe.
service. Reasonable TU. OIL.
PLUMBING. heating; specialize in re-
modelling; reas. prices. HU. S015
rooms installed, gas boilers in
stalled, S375 up: hot-water heaters
800 up. Work guaranteed. Free
estimates. Ii. 4-7373. -26
RECREATION RMS, finished beaut
with walnut stained knotty pine.
Sample on disp.. Approved bank fl
nancing with low mo. terms, HER
CULES PRODUCTS CO., 1900
Branch ave. Sc, 10. S-1193 until
q q m O5
Evening star., 1952-10-24
Telephone Solicitors
Telephone Solicitors

Well established concern desires ex-
from home. Call MIR. CAHILL, at
Evening star., 1952-10-24
HELP MEN 6 WOMEN Cont. ]

PIANIST for dance studio. Weekdays,
2-6; Saturday, 9-3. Call LO. 4-7955
-DR
Evening star., 1952-10-24
HElP-WoMEN
CLERK-TYPIST


general insurance otfics. Permanent.
Five-day week. Call MRS. MADDOX,
MA. 2660. -26
COSMETIC CLERK. no exper nee.
salary plus comm. STANDARD
cDE DRTG TGrGS GO; naI8H sIGl i T. St p:e. "a
perienced, refs, store closes 8 pm.
Tae caesed and suns 6oaaas aaS holidays aX41oRA Raj
DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. NV
DENTAL ASSISTANT. College Park
Md; previous experience desired
WA. 2734 after 6 pm. -26
DIETICIAN
Therapeutic dietician. ADA member
to have chage Of diet kitchen. Pleas
ant working conditions, living quar-
ters available at nominal cost. Paid
vacation and sick leave. group hos
pitalization and social security bene.
fits. Apply Personnel Offlce, GAR
FIELD HOSPITAL, 10th and Florida
ave. NV
DRIVER for. school car in Chevy
chaSe e11a area area 1903 am. school days
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white. exper.. IL
noon to $3.50. pm. closed suns and
holidays; paid vacation, and holi,
0aSos Nh 1loNfAL DNOG We tOOU
Conn. ave. NV. IA
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. evenings
and week ends; excel. pay and work
ing conditions. DISTRICT HEIGHTS
PHARMACY. sN s.o 3o54 Marlboro pike
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white: daywork
only: excellent pay and worklne
PHARMACY. 1854 Marlboro pike
GARMENT REPAIR sUPv., to train
and supervise handicapped women
and girls in all types garment re-
pair; S:15 TO 5. Mon. through Fri.
previous exper. in alterations OF
laundry and dry cleaning shop re-
pair helpful. ME. 5940 for appt.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK for elec
contractor. Starting salary $45 q
week. Gil. 1913. IA
GROCERY CHECKER, 5h-day week.
good salary. Apply in person, 3519
Conn. ave. NV. "a
Evening star., 1952-10-24
TYPIST
TYPIST'

Permanent position. resident Airing
ton. GEORGETOWN area; experience
preferred, but rot essential; large
organization offers excellent oppor-
tunity;. 5-cav week. paid vacations
other benefits. Phone MR.. SWAIN