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Evening star., 1952-04-05
AAUW

Miss Marie Anne Tellegen. di-
rector of Queen Juliana's cabinet,
and former president of the Dutch
Federation of University Women,
yesterday paid a surprise visit to
the headquarters Of the American
Association Of University Women
here.
DR.. Helen D. Bragdon. general
director of the AAW. escorted Miss
Tellegen on her half-hour tour of
the associations building at 1884
I street NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-05
Wheaton AIumnue

Washington Alumnae of Whea-
ton College will entertain candi-
dates for admission to the college
at Norton. Mass. at a tea to be
held from 3 to S pm. tomorrow
at the Officers Club of Walter
Reed Army Medical Center. Stu
dents now attending the college
will also be guests.
Evening star., 1952-04-05
Michigan Makes Strong Bid
For Southern Meet Honors

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, April 5
R.-Michigan today led the Mid
west and East in a strong bid for
top laurels in the fifth annual
Southern Relays.
Florida and Auburn. however,
offered potential individual cham
pions in crowded events which
brought almost 400 college and
university contenders.
Yale hoped for its third straight
Emile relay title. Louisiana State,
1851 Southeastern Conference
track champion, sought repeats in
the 440-yard and 88O-yard relays.
Evening star., 1952-04-05
Special Dispotch 70 The Sto

Special Dispoieh 70 The Stor
LOUISVILLE, April 5.-As
president of Hialeah Park, John
c. Clark has given many pieces of
silver to owners whose horses have
won stakes at the Florida track.
Now he has his sights set on
being on the receiving end when
the gold trophy that goes to the
winner of the Kentucky Derby is
presented on May 3 this year.
Among the 167 horses eligible
for the 1852 race at Churchill
Downs is Clark's Charlie McAdam.
The colt, by Heliopolis and out of
Gumdrop, was the winner of one
division of the Flamingo Stakes
during the Hialeah meeting.
The colt was named for Charles
McAdam, head of the McNaught
Syndicate and friend of Owner
Clark. McAdam will be on hand
for the Derby if the colt is a
starter.
Evening star., 1952-04-05
Tenney at White Flint

Frank Tenney. 25-year-old pro
at Chestertown (MdD Yacht and
Country Club, will become golf
pro at White Flint starting next
Tuesday. Ray Shields, operator
of the public course, madesthe
announcement.
Evening star., 1952-04-05
SodoIity Meeting

The Sodality Union of the
Archdiocese of Washington will
meet at 8:15 pm. Monday in Car
roll Hall. Tenth and G streets
NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-05
VisitinQ inCubo

Mr.. and Mrs. John Edward
Hoover are in Havana. Cuba. Col.
Hoover is head of I'd Unitedl
States Military Missions 10 Cuba.
Evening star., 1952-04-05
Derby Previews
Derby PreVIews
John CIurk|s Charlie McAdom
Showed His Speed in FIon1ingo
(AnOher SereSJ
(Another in a SerieS.J

CHARLIE McADAM II
Bay cot n
Owner-Breeder: Johr c. Clark.
Racing record as 2-year-e
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Chocolate Rum Chiffon Pie

Want a dessert that will really
make the family sit up and take
notice? Then give q thought to
this chocolate rum chiffon pie
It's a winner. every time.
For the chocolate layer:
Scald 2 cups Of rich milk. Com
bine, " cup sugar with 1H table
spoons cornstarch. Beat 4 egg
yolks until lemon colored and add
the scalded milk to them slowly
Then stir In the sugar and the
cornStarch. Cook the mixture in
a double boiler until the custard
coats 8 spoon. Remove from the
heat and take out / cup Of Gus
tard and set it aside.
Melt ~ squares of bitter choc-
olate and add it to the custard
still on the stove. Beat with an
egg beater and cook until a rich
consistency. Add a teaspoon of
vanilla. When cool, pour into
baked pie shell. and set to chill.
For the rum layer:
While the reserved custard is
hot. blend in ! tablespoon of gela-
tin which has been soaked in 4
tablespoons of cold water. Cook,
but do not let the mixture stiffen.
Evening star., 1952-09-25

to 1t one cup Of Burgundy wine
Blend in l cup of strong beef
bouillon. Cover tightly. and lei
cook very slowly for 5 hours. Stil
from time to time to be sure that
it does not scorch. Add more
wine and bouillon II needed.
About As minutes before the
stew is due to be done, judging
by the tenderness of the meat
add the Drowned onions to the
beef, plus twelve small, uncooked
potato balls. and " pound o1
sliced uncooked mushrooms.
When the stew has cooked the
IS minutes longer. and the meat
and potatoes are meltingly ten
der. the sauce rich and delicious
remove the works from the stove
and let cool. Put 1t in the icebox
for a few hours. or overnight il
you wish. and heat it up just be-
fore serving.
French bread, and green salad
and a glass of Burgundy enhance
the stew and make a meal that
is unforgettable.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
|Dunborton Aiurnnoe
Reception Sunday

J The annual reception and cock.
tail party given by the Dunbartor
College Alumnae Association ir
honor, Of Its new members will
be held from S to z pm. Sunday
at the Hotel Statler.
The alumnae officers. headed
by their president, Miss Pat Saw
yer. win welcome the honor guests
graduates Of the class Of 1852
Other officers Of the association
are Miss Nora Dollymore, secre-
tary; Miss Shirley Radcliff. treas
urer. and Miss Alice Bernardo, So
cial chairman. There will also be
hostesSes representing each class
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Report to the Homenoker -ss
Spaghetti. Gets New Look;
Thrifty SteWing Chickens

to allow enough headspace fol-
the food to expand. Have you
ever thought Of baking your choc-
|olate brownies In a, pie pan? Then
cut in wedges. and serve topped
with ice cream and chocolate
sauce. Il. Never use hot water
when trying to remove q gravy
stain; it sets the stain. Sponge
with cold or lukewarm water. Il
"a grease spot remains and the
material is washable, launder In
warm, soapy water. !. Here's d
dish that will appeal to curry
lovers. Prepare lamb stew ac-
cording to your .favorlte recipe, but
substitute cup of sauterne or
other white table wine for / Gun
of the required water, and season
the gravy to taste with curry pow
der. Omit potatoes from the stew
and serve 1t with rice.
Evening star., 1952-09-25

Make a stiff meringue with the
whites of the eggs beaten with q
quarter teaspoon Of cream of tar
tar, and gently beat in " cup of
sugar. Now fold this meringue
into the soft custard. e Add 3
tablespoons Of rum. Let cool.
When the chocolate layer has
firmly set, cover it with the fluffy
rum custard. and chill thoroughly.
Spread with whipped cream. and
sprinkle with chocolate shavings
before serving.
This is rich--and how!--so II it
is to be your piece de resistance,
plan the dinner: before it very
carefully. Lightness and tartness
should be the motif. so that the
palate is ready for the heavy
sweetness Of the finale.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Try Beef Stew
Burgundy Style

Shades Of Francois Villon and
the rough and tough days Of Gas
cony and Burgundy! Beef stew
Bourguignonne was probably. q
favorite even then in the taverns
where the roisterers and soldiers
Of the times foregathered. And
lit Is just as good in 1852 in the
United States Of America.
Incidentally, the flavor is i'm
proved If the stew is prepared
in the morning and reheated. The
final sauce should be dark brown
and rich.
Fry IL small cubes Of salt pork
and IL small onions in q hot pan
until Drowned. Then set aside.
Cut up about 2 pounds of round
steak into 2-inch pieces, and
brown them on all sides in the
same skillet. Sprinkle the beef
lightly with flour which has been
seasoned with salt, pepper, thyme
and marjoram.
Now transfer the meat to q
heavy kettle or saucepan, and add
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Newcomers Greeted
by Air Force Wives

The hospitality group Of the All
Force Officers Wives Club OF
Washington has been holding q
series Of informal social meetings
to welcome prospective members
who recently have arrived in
Washington.
Mrs. Richard r. Patterman, as
sisted by Mrs. Jack c. Mcclure
PLANNED q morning coffee today
for q group Of newcomers and q
similar gathering will be held to-
morrow at the home Of Mrs. John
ID. Donley Of Falls Church.
The clubs annual membership
drive will be launched through the
October issue Of its monthly publi-
cation. AFOWC Report. this issue
Of the paper win explain the pur-
poses and activities Of the club.
Mrs. Lawrence r. Tanberg is
circulation manager.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Bethel Sisterhood

The first study group Of the
|Sisterhood Of Congregation Beth
Ell Of Montgomery County will
meet at 8:15 o'clock tonight in the
home Of Mrs. Israel Sonenshein,
6206 Bannockburn drive, Bethesda.
Mrs Sonenshein is leader of the
group, which plans an intensive
course on the History Of the
Jews" this year.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Circus Dessert

Circus dessert for small fry:
Pour chocolate pudding into a
pretty serving dish and ring with
sweetened whipped cream colored
pink. Then stand animal crackers
about one-half inch apart in the
whipped cream border.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Cleaner

Don't try to pick up pins, hair
pins, paper clips. nails. or coins
with vacuum cleaner: pick them
up by hand before you use the
lcleaner.
Evening star., 1952-09-25


In early Colonial days. the pine
apple was known as a symbol of
hospitality and replicas of the
fruit were carved on bedpostS and
over doorwayS. Can glass
canning jars be used for home
freezing? A study at the Massa-
chusetts Experiment Station OF
freezing various foods in the six
types of canning jars most COM
monty used in homes showed that
the glass is quite durable at freez-
ing temperatures and jars can be
used to hold fruits in sirup or
sugar. Most convenient are the
two-piece metal lid closures, espe-
cially on wide-mouth jars, because
the fiat lid allows for stacking in
the freezer, and these lids may
be used for several seasons. Zinc
covers became distorted and some
reports indicated they absorbed
off-flavors and odors from strong
favored foods. Housewives who
use glass Jars for freezing need
Evening star., 1952-12-30

ADDITIONS, alterations and remod-
cling. residential or commercial. Call
for estimates. RE. 7-7709,
Evening star., 1952-12-30
JUNIOR CLERK

Young girl, 1918 years Of age. for
permanent position in our account
ing dept No exper. necessary; B.
day. 40-hour week. II under 1S'
sonnel, Room 605; open weekdays,
8:30-6 and Sat. 9-1. No phone
calls
Evening star., 1952-12-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

woman desires part
time or child care; honest: refer
ences. LU. 4-4294.
GIRL. wants part or full time, good
plain plain cooking; Seo 5 days; good refs.
WOMAN. colored, wishes work 8 eyes;
after pm.
NEAT COLORED GIRL desires day
work; g.h.w.; refs. TU. 2-2174.
A COLORED GIRL wants part-time
or full time daywork. Ii. 3-S469:
COLORED GIRL desires general
h%pseyerk hpy e1z7 and baby sitter by day.
GIRL, desires full-time
E9rk; u. 7;.sSsPP. dependable; refs; reliable
coLoRED GIRL desires .dayyork;
years experience. Refs. furnished.
coHosE1 81 GIRL desires houseSork
and child care; reliable, neat ap-
pearance; good refs. HU. 1888.
GIRL wants work from
csoLoRRD A LADY wants daywork;
COL0RED WOMAN desires cleaning
work 8 days week. Ii. 3-4037. 81
COLORED WOMAN, desires g.h.w.;
live-out; 5-day wk., from 8 to s.;
CoLSoRED WOMAN desires work as
laundress or housekeeper. ME.
CSL99RiED elH9SiE WOMAN. desires day work.
Mon. CO. 6-53S7. MTNNfE GooDY.
COLORED-SETTLE WOMAN would
like Job cleaning. baby care and baby
COLORED ExPER. GIRL wants job
as maid. g.h.w. EMMA LEE. RE.
7.7S02,
Evening star., 1952-12-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN


BABY SITTING BY nom smoking. non
drinking white lady, exper. with
babies. LU. 2-9449 L.
HOUSEKEEPER Woman, with g.
yr.-old boy, desires room and board
in exchange for housekeeping duties
and small salary; only cultured
home, in good neighborhood con-
sidered; prefer Silver Spring. RA.
3-4071.
PRACTICAL NURSE wants day or
night duty in private home. 10.
SALESCLERK, colored. grocery store
or other, cashier exper. Phone
10. 1856. 81"
YOUNG, intelligent, reliable girl
(colore0 seeks Job clerk. mothers S
helper. maid. LU. 2-4123.
COLORED GIRL desires after school
work as child,s purse; fountain. or
COLORED GIRL wants evening Job
as babysitter. ia. 9-0210.
Evening star., 1952-12-30
HEIP-DoMESTlc

COOK. preferably Spanish speaking.
70 cook and do light housework.
live in; refs: NV. sec
COUPLE. thoroushly experienced. to
take charge Of suburban home, In
cluding cooking. serving, laundry,
ETC.; excel. salary, pleasant quar-
!ters with Ty and pvt. bath; must
have recent local refs. IA. 2-9633.
COUPLE. butler chauffeur. cook;
position: Call between o am. and
GENERAL fSSEi A. HoUsawoRk HzoaUsssaewoRk and Child
care, live in. pvt. room and bath;
E-day Thurs. every otherr Sun.
S1So$S SfI; $SS per wk'; exDer. only. Ju'
in; care for children,
Wsdsi; We HE every srz,Ia ether Sun. OF; $3.50
G;a;W:Ichild care: sxperienced,
plossd COUPLE. s IA. eAssi ssss44o. o.e''' 'Ss0 ego
G.H.W., 5h-day wk., 9-5; live out;
TWant eScel; scao cleaner; good refs; $25.
G.H.w.. plain cooking. o through din
care care ssS for l child; salary open. CO.
G.H.W..s INV excel. cleaner. good cook;
Sun; OF: exper.. rea:; S25. 14S9
G.H.W.; live-in: settled woman; mr..
Chevy chase Circle: recent refer
r encsS' q 6 E2 91 6S0&. 45S0S9. ,ona ., .5;;Sl.r
hda1 light l1dTy; W reg ssd local Fets.S nys OUT
GIRL, colored; 25-35; g:h.w., plain
fssfkinsss fsfs sso fSRa %f E En- enss5sn s.ssis ysln
GIRL. To live-in: Ink and care of
Snby; ha s.PHas plsasant working conditions
GIRL. white; housework; 8 children: :
Minister'S home. ia. .5-6077.
MAID; nom smoker, plain. cook. g.h.y.;
Sc slsepotna panatSS tHo nisht'; S-ds' wk'; s2s'
day; Inv; $40. LU. 2-9323.
WOMAN, colored. for kitchen work;
ssPy ssIae 5RoT|eSss 5E' aeSsss Of cooking nsss'-
WOMAN. to help with housework;
expsr.; 2 mornines a week. VIC.
SETTLED. REFINED WOMAN. .ex.
perienced; refs; g.h.vs help with l
child; mod. rambler; pvt. quarters
ystaon Titn shoTsr; sssss esssl salary to right
WHITE Ha1iHa WOMAN; i1iV: i've In; cook plain
no laundry. Ii. 4-6595. i
WHITE LADY, i've In. new home.
Rins Ing cpi. s' s! ov s.51s7. a. ''''' @s
LIvE.N-Doctor' family wants good
cook and g.h.w.; permanent; must
have excellent references. OIL.
Evening star., 1952-12-30
REFGR., gas. ali sizes, $3.50 up.

Installation. '' PEERIEsss Fl less SALES SALES CO. g.
p2237 Ga. ave. DE, 2-5566; 8,
pattern, S75. cali o ov. cSHSH 5000. A-I WI
RUGS. hooked. wool; two 4x6, one
4x7; excellent condition. $40. JE.
RUGS, imported Persian. Oriental
seod sesfn wearag HAY ssis s9sels ss4eSS TSen sxi 9
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1895 q st. n. ".
RUGS. l5 it., in. K 10 #. 5 in.
Heavy gray twist all wool Gulistan
carpet. slightly used. like new: New
IN: rubber Gus hion M to to it. i' half price
10 IT, Cost sso 81 Sen neg fCr sssan s45
Call WO. 6-S75S. 81
SEWING MACHINE-Kenmore ele:
ta tfc' sssa4 qssa vsFS sitSer i5tls ssG snoo fal
SHELvING-Quality, kilm-dried. all
LUMBER Co. ia. 4-1234.
SINK. porcelain, .36 inch. With built.
n cabinss nVER sI5 Cal ia 5es%26
beaut. patterns in twill and pebble
crepe; SOC to 81. SO yd. JE. 2-6060
SOFA. Pullman style; Regency; rec
damask covered. Like new. viii
sacrifice. 10: 2.6S03. 81
SIENOItfE MAChANE, uSeQ. gooo
condition: Best cash offer. Telephone
sTUDIO Couch, Simmons; SIS o,
best offer. CO. 5-00S2. 80
STERLING SILVER FLATWARE, s
complete place settings. never used
obtained privately. popular modern
pattern; reg. price, $3S.75 per 6.
pc. place setting; will sell for S2h
Ask for Mr.. Brott, 917 F st. NV
RE 7-2075. 80
STORE FIXTURES, wall cases. glas.
floor cases; must sacrif. Call UN
4-3919. 80
Evening star., 1952-12-30
AELP-WoMEN

PIX OPERATOR for secretarial
switchboard. hrs. ga IN modern apt.
6 and Z pm, EN-. 2-2200. 8
PIX OPERATOR for building mate
rial dealer. ne. location, 5-day wk..
some tipping, good future. Call MR..
SCHUYLER. To. 2-1000. for appt.
PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT MAN
AGER, to interview ell grades Of
prospective employees. from laborers
to jr. executives; also ability to
assist in payroll on Shaw-Walker
System. Write full details of train
ing and experience and minimum
starting salary requirements. Per-
manent, responsible position in A.
year-old Washington. D. C. firm.
Box 219-V, Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN-M
unusual opportunity for qualified
person, 1886. to I'LL one existing
vacancy; should reside in Silver
Spring. Bethesda or Chevy Chase
area; full time only. For further
particulars and appointment for in
terview. call Mr.. Dick, JU. 9-s010.
MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT &
Evening star., 1952-12-30
SLAUCHTER'S

1927 10th st. NV. 30. 2-o7o7.
For men and women. Newly deco.
rated. The best In food. Piano, TV.
,ssss asEs w,i lying Elk room, NM, sybstantiel as-
Evening star., 1952-12-30
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont.

ROOFING, all types. cutters. spouts;
carpentry and painting. A. D.
ROOF LEAK? Walls or cellar wet2
Cutters bad? For guaranteed work.
1879. ~ aiSsl WAppRLGs 3 Ell; y RooS pr; SERVICE vi E
SLIPCOVERS cut. sewed. and de-
liyered; / sofa and 2 chairs, $50;
self cording. $40; springs tied on
sofa. $50: chairs. $50. Box 146-V,
~ wa ANrENNA SERVICE - Antenna
and installation, complete; S22 so;
guaranteed. 10. 2-4533.
TV SERVICE-Your set fixed in your
home or no service charge made.
All work guaranteed. ST. 3-S862.
SERVICING. including
RA 6-1475 a
Evening star., 1952-12-30
TYPISTS
AGE 1923
5-Day Week. 8 to 4:30
Pleasant Associates
Excellent Working
Conditions
Government Employees
Insurance Co.
14th AND L SITS. NV.
Please Apply 8 am. to 3 pm.
At L Street Entrance

WAITRESS. permanent night club
work; excellent earnings. KIT
MAR. $500 14th st. NV.
WAITRESS, white; excellent position
for experienced, neat and reliable
worker: 5-day week, earnings $50
1EffGsTEssElyM; St n9Es Tsskly; APPLY Ighyy WAGsHAL
WAITRESS WANTED, experience 't un-
good salary. DEL RIO RESTAU.
RANT, Charlotte Hall. Nd, Me.
chanicsville 103.F-l3. g
white, night work; hrs.
Pm; to 2. Also: part:time girls:
Rhode Island ave. ne. AP. 7-6975.
white: perm: night
Club exper. Call after 4 PM. 10.
apply SENATE INN.
5704 Marlboro pike Sc. %
az. day and night
shifts; good pay; no Sunday work.
Apply to manager Of AMERICAN
LEGION RESTAURANT, 433 3rd St.
NV, bet. Am. and 8 pm. 81
experienced. tray serv-
RESTAURANT, 3554 Conn. ave. NV.
exper. food and bever-
age; night work only; good tips.
ddRRz dRRRaEzNRARRe ReFisR RRsr21knaRF. AZ nasR. sss ss5o
Evening star., 1952-12-30
SITUATIONS MEN tcens.

OPTOMETRIST - Recent graduate.
draft exempt, accurate refractionist.
good lab. man; seeks full or part
time position. Box 1857, Star. 30'
MALE, college graduate. former
teacher. 81 yrs, veteran with FAM
lily desires permanent position; In
telligent. conscientious worker. Box
MAN, vet, wishes night
work as waiter. porter. elev. and
switchboard oper.; exper. Ii.
Evening star., 1952-12-30

Painting, New Year Special
SIS. Any average room. Immediate
service. Free estimate. THOMAS,
KE. 8-466O. IS
PAPERING, PAINTING; 20 yrs. ex-
per-. Al work; personal services;
salts. guar: any time. Ia. 9-0396,
PArERNa AND PAINrING-satis.
Mr.. LAWRENCE. RA. 6-9703.
PLASTERING,. carp. cement, water.
proofing, roof repair: white mech.
Prompt. guar. sery., Co, 5-43s9. "A
aiais1 By WHITE nmmSssckhanis sSSd sSsi
work, reasonable. TU: 2:0171. IS
cling and repairing; specializing In
new houses and commercial work;
hot-water heaters and gas-fired
hCilers .sas siaasstaiied. Free estimates
PIUMBING SSSo AND HEATING-No Job
Ssc..: tS9 smell n4.a,t:s.d hI f. 5srcic: Ana rsss Hs
UN. 4-4359. so
Evening star., 1952-12-30
GAS RANGES

GAS RANGES
All popular brands Highest trade in
aiioSanSs: az ~ nee NO o6tH H9~n payment As low
SHAPIRO PLUMBING co.
GENERATORs-sTARTER $3.50 up;
se as essR!E eIeS 1865 9HsfE f4h rsRslfa ao Ss5p
HEATERS AND STOVES
-.ci ACNE EST STOVE. We 1911 M % Sth. ma. AS s:ss5s.
KNOTTY PINE paneling. 141sc del
Spec lots. big 5argaln; See II; 1890
o WilsSp Sp,kNf elyd RuGKER I;tb buMgER
siS aaraassd sseF VIZ TSss1
PIANO, chickering grand, mahog.
sider f. fsas, s excel oer e0nS a. tSs94 sSsa Con-
PLANO, Steinway grand, 6 #. 2 in,
EsSuis s-51sf. fsH Tsan W. 5-sss7 fssSay' s14y''
mum SIS. OTIS 4-s70i. ~ -
PIANO. starck. spinet and bench,
Ps1So,a PmshSs or blond rda nish ssso new tH
RATNER's MUSIC STORE, a5S6
PiaNos&aoiiday's issa $: Holiday sale for balance sg
Of year; big reductions on these
rsa 6argaines jesse F5ench spinst r. re-
as: sos. .drands. 'steinTay. Bald.
y; .. SAgE s. a9hi5IsARTss i Cor: sa1: @ sstf;
s1e. Ap s'9e 995e5s dssso Isot 70 bso se0!s5: so
PIANoS-JoRDAN's have the largest
selection Of pianos in the city on
display including many values in
moderately priced new instruments.
Pay as little at S25 down JORDAN'S
corner 18th and @ sts. NV. 81.
PiANoS-Don't miss Kits. after
Christmas clearance Of famous-make
pianos Tremendous reductions on
suinets. consoles. grands: S25 down
6slanes 5slI IN SO months. KITS,
PI2Sos I2aSS = 81 kits niE; sensational piano
offer. Limited quantity. Brand-new
Wurlitzer spinets, S437. S25 down,
balance in 36 months. KITS.
Pi2NoSSspeciai discounts to mem
bers Of the armed forces, govern
ment employees. D. c. employees, etc.
Over 100 new and used instru-
ments on display at all times in
cluding the full Lester Betsy Ross
line. Pay as little as $25 down.
PIANO MART, ,1015 18th st. NV.
ST. $4,000. fJust above the Hbrary.)
3
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture: all subjects taught: approved
for G1 training; 2 I'D day = and yd,-t svenine
LEGE. 1919 G st. NV, D1. 7.1762.
NEW CLASSES Mon, Jan. 8. Enroll
early. this week. Small classes, new
methods. rapid progress. Short
hand. typing, comptomster, book
FEE fGE Z dbssMnSoNNsTRaTioN snS NSsh CLASS. jan
/, in professional radio announcing;
phone for seat. ME. 8-5256. 81
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

alterations and remod:
for estimates. RE. 7-7709.
Repairs. cellar TO roof. and business
EosT. EsaSfendeo ndeoobnAlN lSs Mo sdcetS tS:2sssa s'
triple-track storm win.
dows and doors. now equipped with
Kaiser sun screens at no extra cost
to you; porches inclosed with picture
screens DS viii liz Keep 0ns your rooms 'i up ' to
500 cooler In summer. Free esti-
CONTRACTING Co. 4si9 Bethesda
.spHATT sYs; Psthssda; SSh1;EMays. NJ marking lots
Telephone OIL. 4-4s0o or OIL.
AsPHILT DRIvEwAYs. parking lots
and roads; free estimstes. No down down
payment. GG Na sAEssf AtAskA COAL q BRICK
ATTics s" FiiNisHED, dormer win
fooms room; sGuiHst and stairWays. s.0 Commercial
GT gn residential; Sen 2e SNhp1c4s mGHths e pay
places, wood or gas. and retaining
walls: free estimates: 1st class work.
3 r. R1S s-hsvS K y oRK, chimneys. walls,
porches, steps. repairs, ETC.; Al work.
After s. NO. 7-sS1s. AID. 2-611S.
DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 6-SSSS, any
CARPENTRY. recreation rooms. at
chasnnic; free estimates. AD;o Do. f.
CxRPENTRY. repairs and remodelins;
commercial and residential; inclosed
poggehes and resreatien rooms. ~.
caRPESrEY, ssPES r "a stsrstiOS:, ssaOD repairs
modelling, old and new work. Mr.;
CEDAR-LINED CLOSETS-Give your
closets that clean, sweet, fresh odor
Of the north woods. Seals AL
e9a eeasss ed and e5syssi Sszs whfss Sody on oSos
In clothing; at only q fraction of
what you would expect to pay. 20.
EIECTRIc IagrRi DRAIN SERVICE, sewers,
sink lines lines, basins % and toilets, e., cleared .
no charge If not cleared; day or
EIEGTRicxI nisci sHtxiIe' INSTALLATIONS. IASTHiNs re-
pair short circuits; small Jobs done
posts in eoneaste Immediats Sn A cree. C.
tion. Get the best for less. No down
payment, SO months to pay. Phone
II 4,4sss; ,ssS; evenings and Sunday
FENCING-Wooden and chain link;
SIAsRA IL sSHn rNcG rRsNSMe1cso Co. tSi "a ss@sssasss sbsss
cleaned and HSS Wazea. old ao floors nismsS made
u IKE new C Cal y any time WA. 7.1129:
best: laying sanding. finishing,
cleaning; parauet installation: Bruce
finishes. FLOORING COETRAC-
TORS. INC, 1928 Cordeu ave..
Bethesda. Md, OIL. 4-7466.
FLOOR WAXING, Venetian blind
clsaning; window washing. Phone
GESERAh hSi sfs1Ri 1RREipAlRs-paintins, plas-
tering carpenter work, roof paint
ting, repairing. No job too small.
PRINT. II 4-1511. =
MATTRESSES remade. So up. STEIN
6G 6G6Dp1NG s, CO.. 1924 18th st. NV
PAiNTiNGDHoliday special; interior
and exterior; free estimate. Ia.
P4INTfNG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IS "s yrs s Mr.. LAWRENcE. IA. S.87oS.
PAINTING, PAPERING, plastering.
Neat clean work, low prices. Inn
mediate attention. Call Ia. 9-1SS9.