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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-01
House and Garden
Begins
This Week

Twelve notable houses never be-
fore opened to the public on a
Maryland House and Garden Pill
grimage have been scheduled for
the 1852 event - May 2 through
May IL - it has been announced
by Mrs. Sifford Pearre, Chairman
of the Executive Committee.
Anne Arundel County ties for
the lead in the list of new offerings
with three-Dorsey House, Keester
House, and the Forensic Club, of
which George Washington, was a
member. Anne Arundel also leads
in another particular, for it is
there in Annapolis that the Pill
grimage opens on Friday, May 2,
at 10 am. All holders of Pill
grimage tickets for Annapolis Day
are invited to tea at Government
House, the official home of Gov
ernor Theodore R. McKeldin and
Mrs. McKeldin.
Baltimore City also offers three
new houses - Homewood, Ever
green House, and Tyrconnell, all
of which will be open for the first
time on Monday, May 5, 1862,
from 10 am. to PM, except Tyr
connell, the hours for which are
10 am. to a pm.
The following day Manor Glen
in Baltimore County will receive
the Pilgrimage, for the first time,
and on Wednesday, May 7, We'll
come Here will be a new feature
of the Worthington Valley Tour.
Queen Anne's County makes it
a three-way tie for leadership in
new houses offered with The Ven
ture, Britland Farm, and Corsica,
three notable and historic houses.
The date for their opening is Sat-
urday, May 10.
Talbot County features Perry
Hall for it's new contribution to
the Maryland House and Garden
Pilgrimage, which annually opens
nearly 200 of the states most in
teresting and attractive houses
and gardens to upwards of $4,000
visitors. Proceeds from the Pill
grimage are given by the spon-
sors, The Federated Garden Clubs
of Maryland, to the support of the
Hammond Harwood House in An
napolis, and other historically i'm
portant detectives throughout
Maryland.
All tours are from 10 am. to 6
pm. Eastern Daylight Saving
Time.
For further information commu-
nicate with The Federated Garden
Clubs of Maryland, PIT Sheraton
Belvedere Hotel, Baltimore 2, Md.
Telephone: Mulberry 7481.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-01

ribbons, needlework honors and
the excitement of competition. A
Gold Sunray Loving Cup will be
awarded to the crocheter whose
entry is chosen "Best of Fair"
For crocheters who can originate
designs, there are extra awards
amounting to $500 offered by
Woman's Day Magazine for pieces
of original design which are par
ticularly interesting or beautiful.
For an official Rules Leaflet
and for further information on
entering the Nationwide Crochet
Contest, contact the Fair Secre-
tary, R. N. Whip.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-01
Gardner School Glasses
In Shorthand Begin

A beginning class in Simplified
Gregg Shorthand is being offered
by The Gardner School of Business
in Silver Spring starting next
Tuesday, April go, according to the
Director, Mrs. Bessie G. Sharpe.
The class will be held from 8 to 9
pm. to accommodate those who
could not make the to 7 pm.
class started recently. Typewriting
and some other classes may be
entered at that time also.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-01
COuntyDHIA Report
UNIT No. 1

49, =
George Fuller, Supervisor
Five High Herds
W. L. King, 81 CHI, 49.7; E. D.
Fry, 49 RICH, 45.3; McKendree
Walker, 81 RH, 44.4; Allie Messer,
46 RI, 44.2; Harry Burdette e Ky,
|65 CHI, 43.9.
$50 Id. Fat Honor List
McKendree Walker, RH SOB, RH
4S5, Ri 476, RH 473, RH 522;
Allie Messer, RH 524, RH SOL, RH
524, RI. $50, Ri Sal; Robert
Stiles, RI 466, RI 563; E. D. Fry,
GIL 4S5, Oh 457; w. l. King, RH
480; T. M. Anderson, CT 47O; Glen
brook Farm, RH 487; Allie Messer,
RI $40; Hassans Farm RH 513;
W. /. King Ri 485, RH 482, RH
491, Ri 457.
UNIT No. 2
Lee Parham, Supervisor
Five High Herds
A. w. Ratliff, 81 G&RG, 35.S;
Thompson Furniture Co., SO G&RH,
I35.3; H. G. Dehesh, 30 OH, 1876;
c. c. Morgan, 46 G&RH, 1873; j.
W. Harding, IS GG&H, 1927.
60 lb. Fat & Over
c. E. Thomas No. 4, OH 81, A..
W. Ratliff, GG "a, GG rs, GG 70,
RG 68, RG ga; H. C. King No. 2,
GG 80, OH n; Geo. Crawford, Ri
81; Thompson Furniture Co., CHI
SO, CHI Ga, Ri 81; A. S. Price, OH
IS, Ri SO, GIL 65, RH 80, Ri 62,
RH Sc; j. w. Harding, GG SO, CHI
72; Leroy Savage, OH IS, RH 81;
Filbert Farms, RH 62, RH 81, Ri
81, Ri 60, Ri 72, RH &c; Harry
Unglesbee, OH "a, OH rs, OH rs,
OH u; H. ]. Biondi, Jr., OH Ga,
OH So.
UrNrUr ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-01

UNIT No. 3
Arthur Cecil, Supervisor
Five High Herd Averages
Breed Milk Fat
Wilson Poole
OH 1888 43.3
A. W.. Nagle
RICH 1925 40.8
w. F. Sickle
RICH 1921 800
Chester Leishear
OH OFT 35.1
David Weitzer
OH 968 1876
60 lib. Fat & Over
Wilson poola
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-01
; POINTS OF INTEREST
To Our Present and Future Customers
A EAAENT
BY Mr.. HENRY FORD II

"In normal times Ford Motor
Company would carry such
suit to a final conclusion in
the courts. These are not
normal times. Under the
circumstances we were glad
to get rid of the litigation to
avoid the expense, harass-
ment, and further interfer-
ence with our tractor bust
ness involved in additional
years in the courts.
The settlement in no way in
terferes with Ford Motor Com
ponY's continuing TO offer TO the
former the lowest priced tractor
with hydraulic control and she
present method Of attaching
and operating implements"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-01

Another new farmer h as taken
up residence in our county. His
name is Earnest L. Smith. Mr..
Smith has farm near Bluemont,
Virginia.
The farm, he has taken over is
the former Randel Hagner farm
located at the junction of the Piney
Meeting House Road and River
Road. Mr.. Smith said he is going
into a beef cattle enterprise. He
also stated he is going to raise a
flock of sheep along with his beef
cattle. Good luck, Mr.. Smith, on
your new farm.
The State Land Week Committee
has announced that Maryland Land
Week will be held this year July
20 to 26.The purpose of this State
wide observance is to create pub
lie interest, understanding, and
support for the fundamental de-
velopment of sound agriculture
based on practical conversation Of
the soil and other resources.
Spring Clean Up should include
checking brooding equipment and
chicken houses. Brooder and in
cubator fires still occur on many
ferns, so warns A. w. Krewatch,
Extension Agriculture Engineer.
Mr.. Krenwatch saids farmers
should take advantage of this clean
up period to learn how to keep the
rumber of brooder and incubator
fires down. The following are
some pointers in helping do this
job.
/. Fill the stoves fuel reservoir
at regular hours and in the day
time.
2. Trim wicks and clean burners
daily.
3. Keep incubator in room where
inspection of it will be convenient.
4. If the floor of the room is
made of combustible material, cover
it with metal, asbestos or sand.
5. The ceiling should be protect
cd by a sheet of fire resident mat
erial.
Reports from over the State in
dictate that on several farms the
stends of Ladino clover were al
most completely killed out last
winter, Stanley Stabler, Extension
agronomist at the University of
Maryland says. 1t is not readily
apparent what caused this loss of
clover plants.
Regardless of cause, in many of
the fields where the stands Of
clover have been lost a critical
pasture shortage can develop I'M
less tn farmer takes some steps
TO replace this loss of clover with
high nitrogen fertilization. In a
: good mixture of orchard grass and
Ladino clover, the clover will furn-
ish enough nitrogen to enable the
combination of grass and legume
to make high yields. When the
legume is lacking, grass yields may
be seriously limited by lack of nj
trogen.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Girl,

We have an opening for q young girl
who. Is interested in q permanent
position, q secure future. and good
earnings. No experience necessary;
some typing essential. We are a
large retail chain and offer pleasant
once. Apply IN person. See MR.. N
G. DeMERS. 604 9th st. NV.
LADIES, earn big money between now
and Xmas taking orders for quality
hosiery, lingerie for q natl. CO.. in
dorsed by Good Housekeeping. Hours
N1,s.... NA; 1857, 1913 pm. Monday or
LADIES. (6) needed at once to show
AVON'S new gift catalogue to Gus
before Xmas. RE. SlO7. is
LADIES. refined; Stanley Home Prod
permanent. Phone HO. 7776.
WOMAN-.Young intelligent hard
worker. disqualification and retire
ment insurance benefits. Unlimited
opportunities; 1044l Metropolitan
ave-. Kensington. Md. Ia
WOMAN, $3.50 with pleasing tele-
phone voice and ability to talk with
5-day week, salary and commission
Apply HARRIS & EWING, 1918 F
st. NV. Apply after l O'Clock lis
YOUNG GIRL, clerk-typist for &C
counting dept. Small ONCE. Call
Ii. 3-9100. Ia
YOUNG LADY to work in loan dept
of we'll established real estate ONCE;
edge Of shorthand; 5-day wk. Call
MR.. PLUMMER. MA. 500. Ia
YOUNG LADY, white, to operate
switchboard; will teach. Call CO.
Evening star., 1952-10-13

BUNK BEDS. new unfinished wood;
tombstone Beautifying your
viii add hundreds of dollars to the
value Of your property. BOND
STONE never needs painting, is
fire, termite and weather -proof.
Free est, 3 years to pay. WI 6QS6,
GAPITAL 1I1 CONTRACTING CO.,
CALCULATOR Monroe electric:
S99.5 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 14th st. NV.
seE! hoasYs spssd sss asaDhs so6 sTsa i,nDs
solar enlgr.; reas. DE. 0221. ewes.
CAR HEATER, radio. 2 tires, Size
6.00xl6, practically new Ii. T-2209.
CASH REGISTER, National, 2 yrs.
old. II totals; cost $4,000; going
CHINA. royal Douiton Ktrkwood, 1a
dinner cups; spode buttereup. is
Wedsewood Patrician. dinner
plates; 8 soup plates, IL. cream soup,
IL salad or dessert. II after din
nsTs' niT o2992s discount. Cali Monday,
COAL. o2i S4Wsoo 4Wsooop RANGES. oil m,S ranses;
new. used. Easy credit. nothing dn.
ACME STOVE: anI1 9TH MA. s952
tional deisel, TD-6, IA" tracks
approx. ga yrs. old; good working
order; reasonably priced. Call MR..
K1ND1G, Sat.-Sun., nights, TU.
4621 days. DI. 1910. IA
CRIB, compl. with innerspg. matt,
adj. spring, 2-drop sides; excel.
DEHUMIDIFERS - Brand-new IA.
mous-make; factory cIoseout; pre-
vents mildew. corosion. Warping;
was S139.95. Sacrificed for sos. o.
STAR RADIO CO 400 18th st. NV.
llady's, z CT. SI25; mans, IM cts,
2 cts. $3.50; iady's. ~ cts. $500;
DiNETTE-skEAkF2sF sSd 81 SET. n'w 5 %ia pcs',
custom made. blond mahog.. wood
grained Formica table top. mos.
old; sacrifice, S10O. JU. 7-5SO1.
DINNETTE SET, lined oak, 5-pc,
drop-leaf 4 chrs., been used
months. ia. 2-6569 after 5 wkdays.
DINETTE SET, s pieces. solid maple
$40. Falls Church 313s. ia
ELECTRIC STOVE at cost. new floor
sample; all different sizes and
makes. Call weekdays. King Q-6033
ELEC. SWEEPER and attachments,
Elg1n; cost $50. sacrifice $50, Call
Evening star., 1952-10-13
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. Books opened. kept:
tax returns and payroll handled;
reasonable rates. Phone Ludlow
4-7767 after pm. 13'
ASSISTANT, SO.
single, college grad. experienced in
banking, government, real estate.
Box 371-K, Star. IT,
observation-disclosures. So yrs. old.
Exceptional experience as modera-
industrial sales and promotional ex-
perience. Just sold own business.
Wants position with guaranteed Inn
mediate income. Box 332-K, Star.
STUDENT, desires after or eve. wk.;
law office pref. Veteran, age 30.
Ho; 4446 after l pm. IA
CoLoRER RED Nan MAN wants part-time
permit; 4:3o ioi pm. Unit Until M II pm. M
Office all day Monday and Tues
day. DU. 1902.
HOUSEMAN-BUTLER. colored: city
refs, sober, reliable. Box 409.K,
Star.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs. yard work.
wall washing. carpentry, house
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1882.
PAINTER wants inside or outside
work. day or contract; free esti-
mates. MIR. BURGESS. OW. 9O7l.
PAINTING and paperhanging. Jobs
large or small; prompt. reasonable,
rTFfRirs9fb 5sl7RRlfi 81 'Gfs 4Ruck Driver. II
heavy or light, or helper. CO. S416.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY. gradu-
ate of Strayer College; excel. refs;
salary. S75. Box 369-K. Star. 17'
COUNTER GIRL, col
ored, desires job. exper. Ii. 4-6931,
Sunday and Monday. 13'
will do any kind OF
sewing at home. Call ST. SS16.
SECRETARY-Legal and public re-
lations eXper. Very capable. 6-day
week. 81. 4351 or Box 339-K, Star.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced. ef-
1cient. good references. LU. 1-6244.
rYP1NG WANTED. pos.card-.nvelope
1883. $500 18th % st. NV. IS.
WAITRESS-Girl, colored. wishes
afternoon job. experienced. co. 2751
YOUNG LADY desires Job as typist,
seamstress, stock girl or file clerk.
co. 2426. Call Monday. Ia
YOUNG WOMAN, desires posi-
ton reg. initiative and respon.; exper.
incls. 10000 miles travel for insur-
ance CO. in public relations and sales
COLORED COLLEGE WOMAN, neat
appearance, wants work 6 pm. to
10 pm. Steno., clerk. elevator, small
switchboard; prepare evening din
ners. or baby sit. Later hours arr.
CoLoRED LADY desires work as ele-
. week 81. 9163. 13s
COLORED WOMAN WILL CARE FOR
MOTHERS CHILDREN at my home
by week SH S340
Evening star., 1952-10-13
AElP-WQMEN

GIRL for credit ofice, tipping essen
tial. good salary and working con-
ditions. 5-day wk.. paid vacation.
SWOPE JEWELRY CO. 1114 F st.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, 100 bass stradiyari
like new; cost $500; will sell for
$300; terms. OW; S492. ---13
triS. Reconditioned Guaranteed;
S99.o0; UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
AIR COMPRESSOR - "schramm"
model 20 on wheels, 14-inch waxing
machine, stone grinder on tripod.
misCl. tools. 10. 9-97S9. -i3
AMPLIFIER. cleo. model fender, de
luxe, plugs for 2 instruments and
ANTIQUES and miscell. furnish
ings. Sale In pvt. home. Box 35S-J.
ANTIQUES-Louis XIV boulder chair.
newly upholstered pale green bro
cade; Victorian chair; pine chest Of
drawers: pine desks and pine
bench. OR. Zip. Id
Evening star., 1952-10-13

WOMAN with some knowl-
edge Of Office work; neat handwriting
essential. ATLAS FURNITURE, 50
n; Glsbe rd., Arl.. Va, or phone
EXCtEPTiiocNAL OPPORTUNITY for
college trained young women 21-2S,
as interviewers, full or part time, at
the Arthur Murray School of Dane
ing in Washington, Alexandria, Ar
lington, and Silver Spring. Must
have a natural aptitude for dancing,
but previous experience unnecessary.
we will train you. Apply in per-
sSn sTu6o 0nS + i1os sse conn ave. nW
ANY EXPERIENCE, you
can earn money for your Christmas
shopping by selling Avon cosmetics
and ssse sitt sets .tTsr In sOgr vicinity Call
FoR TEMPLATE LETTERING with
interested in 80 earning mini good wages
while you learn, call MIR. SNYDER,
LO. 5-1596. bet. 6 pm. and s pm.
Mon. Oct. 13. or Tues. Oct. "A.
SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS, exper.
only; highest piecework rate in town;
steady Job. Apply $50 7th St. Sc.
CAsH-sell Xmas cards.
ence needed, sell on sight. Free sam
Piles. Personal cards that sell low
as so for S1..25. Samples of boxes
sTuDfos. $50 F st. NV. suite 5os.
RE. 4716. Open Thursday evenings
WINTER IN SOUTH-Good opening
for reliable. refined. capable lady;
excel. compensation. Box 290-D.
s'ts; everywhere earn nts cash
in spare time. Can earn 81 to S3
per hour. Box 304, Hyattsville. Md.
CAPTIVE OF RESTAURANT too long,
man needs attractive lady to assist
him. VAN at ST. $3.50. 10-2. IA
AIRLINES NEED
See classified ad under instructions.
NATL AIR COLLEGE. DI. 67O3
Evening star., 1952-10-13
YOUNG LADY

To learn payroll installation and
service work. After proper training
she, will be required to call on and
make periodic inspections for Gus
toners who have adopted The
Shaw-Walker payroll system. Must
be neat, single. 25 to 35 years old
Permanent position, with good sal
ary, employe benefits. Some knowl-
edge Of payroll and accounting work
essential. Phone DI. 9100. MR.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
HELP DOMESTIC
TLER-CHAUFFEUR, white

BUTLER-CHAUFFEUR. white; refer
tween 8 and i pm. MI. IL 4s6S. -f5 is
BABY SITTER. white. to care for
children. ages 7 and o. Monday
n1r69! rhFS9sh sia Thurs x gda,s pm and stay the
COOK AND G.HW., Q adults, in
small apt; good wages. OR. 34s7.
COOK AND G.H.w., refined dependa-
and lisht housework; live in near
Chevy Chase, Md; other help en-
ployed; city references; $40 week.
Box 1921. Star. --I6
COOK-G.H.W., 1st class; live in;
modern. new rambler; beautiful
quarters. good wages: 51a days;
must have recent local refs. RA.
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER, white or
colored: to. live in: attractive bedrm. :
sun. half H Thursday 50 of: ffeaSls1' Saby giri ai
12-yr; ;-old boy and adults in fam
lly: $35 weekly to experienced wom-
r an h w OR; otoLsS 34oS. so.. IA 1,l4 .
adults pfain cHfGneG eooeins gays sxperienced sfen
references. EN-. 1929. ID
HOUSEKEEPER, white; private room,
live in; 2 children, ages and 8;
complete management small home.
Gals 6inss. ME Jo. sMtIH, ses5s5,. TR $780, ia eye
HoUsEKEEPER. for one employed
person, in. fully modern rural home;
young. white. able to handle Job
without supervision; no objection to
S5ils HNH SS1K sssr. ls'
diplomatic household; live in. Apply
MAID, colored, for g.h.w.: live in;
steady position; help with children;
,TeiISI TeiS $50 week; RA. 1854.
mo and and in0Tsdss msssensnes at soo5ns 5A S3
MAID, colored: neat, age 1928. for
r5achelor, apt; permanent. Apply
MRoSTfHiEiKRE's; RSf HELPER HELPER, ; adults, Mla l
write age, exper.. wages desired and
local telephone refs. Box 231-L,
MOTHERS HELPER. to live it in: ex-
Ployed; S25; 5is-day wk.: ref. and
MAN MAS'n SERVANT ffES En- sood SodS driver ia and
cook; also do part Of cleaning for
IMP people kce Live in LII Little . spte1tain
mended man. Phone DE. 1856 be-
WANTED, ELDERLY WOMAN, to live
in and care for children; ages
5 and 2la; $40, room and board.
XII. S-525G. ia
SETTLED WOMAN. colored, to live
in and help with children. Call OIL.
1896. ID
EXPERIENCED WOMAN to do light
housework; cooking for small fam
lily; part-time care of children;
good salary: live in; ref. required.
Box 421-L, Star. -15
Evening star., 1952-10-13

REFRIGERATION AND
AIR CONDITIONERS
SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
Days, UN. 1912; Ewes. On. 6675
REICH DECORATING, RA. 7258 =
Painting and Decorating. Old and
homes. Rsm s0ss Can sv:anss .a Il SFyas.
REMODELING & REPAIRS
OF all types and sizes on homes, etc; ;
no Job TOO large or too small: NO
sTRUcTIoN. re. 7Ie2: Ii
ROOF LEAK? Walls or cellar wetP
Cutters bad? For guaranteed work.
WADDELL's ROOF SERVICE.
ROOFING. all types; cutters: spouts;
faoaHs. faE5snsEy HU. and 77ss. essint'ns' A. D.
ROOFS
REPAIRED AND PAINTED: $3.50
CALL ARCHER. ME. 1884. l2s
SEPTIC TANKS, ETC., pumped, re-
Ral1ff sRSTac Rste:d rAsK tsff sisRTTiisssEs
sToNE o And FLAGsroNI WoRK,
repainting walls, pstios. steps,
walks. ETC.; also cement work Of all
STORM SASH-Complete line Of
aluminium, steel and redwood COM
binations. Reas. prices BY direct
factory branch. Budget payments.
CHAMBERLN CO. OF AMERICA.
1925 New York ave. ne. LA. $500.
--1S
Evening star., 1952-10-13
FIREPLACE
SCREENS
BRASS FRAMED
S22 so Value for SS.95.
Black Frame. $3.95 to S6.95.
SAVE SIS to SIS
{ y s sURPLU!
2513 M st. NV.
Daily, $3.50 to $50; Sun, 1912.

Daily $50 to $50; SUM-. 1912:
FOAM RUBBER-Tremendous say.
inss n xs4x4 fnsh!9RS n sfo 5Sx2Sx$
5%as'sssiHs in e04sa STspTfsfs .lsSs; 2
FUR, beautiful fox jacket. hip length;
COS, $500, like new, $50. NO.
FUR-silver fox Jacket, sfze i6; ex-
sfisens sis cond' Call DE- e4oO, Ext
FURsnesilyer sss,esilyer fox stole. brand new.
collar SIZE sse ~ Ti'R w. Ss sss1 white tea fox
FURNiTURE-Beds. twin, lined oak,
fG4mIlpiete; GoIlp@oo;d Ih.ssater. h upholstered sofa,
FuRNITURE-6-pc. bedrm., modern,
like new radio-phono., 103 records;
vanity, wardrobe, chest, double bed.
table; Apt: 404, 1915 10th NV. l5'
FURNITURE Simmons sofa bed;
tt,,iseta ! iSerta mattress, 2 blond step
floor lamp, / blond straight chair;
l lounge chair; l grey oak dinette
table. and 2 chairs: 1 blond drop
leaf table and 2 chairs. JA. 4-05S3.
maple bedrm. suite. Also
and 2 fibre rugs; TU. 4939. III
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet
ter grade bedrm., dining rm., living
room. from unclaimed freight and
factory samples. etc. A great saw
ings for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG. 460 New York ave. NV;
daily, 1915; Sat, till 4. RE. 431O.
FURNITURE-Breskfast set. Kitchen
tables, bed spg. and matt. other
pieces: HI; $3.50. is
ETC. estate and stor-
age sale of new and used household
furniture. gas and electric ranges,
mirrors. trunks. water heaters. bunk
beds, sofa beds. mangle, bookcases,
ice cream machine; china. etc. BY
auction at Weschler's, 9O5 E ST
NV: tomorrow. commencing 9:30
am. Inspection invited.
FURNITURE-Complete for efficiency
apt, including kit. utensils. linens
and TV; nearly new. HO. 374O.
FURNITURE-S-pc. din. rm. suite,
500; HOLLYWOOD bed, headboard,
steel base. innerspring. matt. $40;
3-pc. maple suite, SIS. RA. 2217.
-1b
Evening star., 1952-10-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRLS (2), want jobs cleaning: No.
I refs: work of any kind. Call
G RI. COLORED, wishes day work.
Good references. VI. 6747.
WHITE WOMAN-Light housekeeping,
live in; references furnished. Box
271-L, Star.
WOMAN, Colored.. wants days or part
time g.h.w. or child care. DE. 5S65.
WOMAN desires days work. refer
WOMAN, COLORED, wants house
work Monday. Tuesday. Friday or
afternoons. References. LU. 4-7558.
WOMAN, COL0RED. wants child
care or laundry, Inv; Monday
and Wednesday,: exp. Ii. 3-9070.
between and 4.
CoLoRED GIRL wants ironing for
Tues Wed. and Thurs. Call
RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN wants
Job from IL noon until dinner days
Q week. HO, 6197. -l3
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Furniture Discount Sail

furniture Discount Sale
BEDROOM, LIVING RIM. SOFA
BEDS, STUDIOS AND DINETTE
SUITES. Greatly reduced, cash OF
terms. Open evenings till 8. AMER1.
CAN. 1923 9TH st. NV. RE. 1868
from pvt. home; BAN
auet table. Chippendale chairs. por-
celain lamps. other items: Oct. 1s
to Oct: 81. Write for information.
FURN.-oas range. s45: springs
and matt. $50; Q kitchen chairs;
ice skates and tennis racquet; good
GnS snondi; RAHgTts gyt; owner ns IL 7:54s6 s6
installation. PEERLESS SALES. 2231
Ga. ave. LE. 1866.
GAS RANGES. new. used; SIS up;
guaIanteed; easy credit; nolhing dn,
ACME STOVE. 1911 9TH. Ma. s952.
one 36-in.. S45; very good cond.
ranges, stoves mattresses,
FI1RM gRsurs eNn ETdTs ef5igsra.ors ACME sSHg
HEATERS-Gas and oil circulating.
Room size. ATLANTIC s07 Y st.
Evening star., 1952-10-13

Telephone Operator
White for small monitor switchboard.
must also type. Call TR. 345s.
SOLICITORS, experience
necessary: Apply in person. HAIR
RIS & EWING, 1913 F st. NV.
TYPiST-Permanent position: 5-day
NORTH AMERICA. Room $50.
woodward Bldg. 18th and H sts.
TYPIsT in billing dept. for lge. scien-
maSy T19 day snsts pnIy %S
Meaabary Elsasa sfiEsnif5S a.. siI sps. f3 Ma.
TYPIsT for building bull material Inrad busi;
Rfs Rh gen oee works a as
position. XII. S-72O5. IL
TYPIST to work in Office Of whole
sale housewares concern, 5-day wk.
Apply R; &, 9. sPEcIALdTIY CO..
department; 5-day week, good hours
20O3, CENTRAL AUTO PARTS.
TYPIST-Opening for young lady,
White 6ES to DO general lng Hn;rs and ,Issd typ
s needed tOoa All typins genS from wristen sPsen
copy. Pleasant, congenial working
conditions; 37la-hr. wk. Paid vaca-
tion and sick leave, Decentralization.
Apply In person to MRS. JONES,
1900 R. I, ave. NV. Phone D1. 3412.
TYPIsT. general office work. exper.;
perm. position: must have. 1st-class
refs. For further Information please
a app5y nr 1n persSn aaEn HE9sREM sMr,1H HOME NJ
TYPisT in accounting department.
home office of local life insurance
company. Permanent position for
qualified person with opportunities
for advancement; less than 40
hour work week. free disqualification
and, life insurance. White only.
Apply in person. AMERICAN HOME
,RSfs RANY Ia57 IL ,ds. stfsst ssA 6c. ISn,v
Press BLDG, ME 1854. 10
TYPIsT. white. under So; permanent
POSITIONS; conditioned building,
modern cafeteria 40-hour. 5-day
week; annual starting salary,
leave ABBY NATioNAf GEO
GRAPHIC SOCIETY. personnel Of
flee, 3rd and r sts. ne. 8 am.
to 4 pm. No phone calls. -15
ing credit ref. handling Of cash.
Top salary to right party. Hosp
benefits. congenial surroundings
Non Gon rs NO eqaa? . s4os Ap r. e1T I AVE. aftHr Mt
Rainier.