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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18

Major Margaret Mckenzie and
Capt. Rosemary Mckenzie. army
nurses, have returned to their re-
spectiye stations, Washington, d.
G., and Fort Hood. Texas, after
spending the holidays with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nc
Kenzie, members Of st. Joseph S
parish, CircleYille. This was the
first Christmas for many years
that the Mckenzie family has spent
together A son. NJ Sgt. Eugene
Mckenzie, Fairborn, and his wife
we're also home for the holiday.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18
Novena Marks 18th Year

CHICAG0-tNC)-The 18th an
niversary Of the Perpetual Novena
to Our Sorrowful Mother was mark
ed with special services at the No
vena shrine here. The anniversary
also was marked throughout the
nation with more than 100000
persons attending the Friday night
devotions in 1000 churches.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18
Rights OF Parents
Suffer In British
School Legislation

LONDON-(NC) - The whole
trend of education laws in Britain
has tended to obscure the funda-
mental truth that the rights of the
parents have always to be borne
in mind, Bishop Joseph E. Rudder-
ham of Clifton told a conference
of British Catholic teachers.
This is not matter of party
politics but common to all parties
and to most, if not all, countries,
he added. The basic assumption
of educational legislation is that
the ultimate authority in teaching
matters is the state, he pointed
out.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18

Our Lady of Victory PTA, Col
umbus. will hold its monthly meet
ing Wednesday. Jan. % at 8:15
pm. in the new cafeteria.
The project for the new cafe
terra has been under the direc-
ton of the Rev. j. Arnold Favret,
pastor of Our Lady of Victory,
and has been in progress for sew
eral months
Hot lunches will be served at
a nominal cost and the parish or
ganization will use it as a meeting
hall.
John Murphy, president of the
PTA, will conduct the present
meeting at which an entertainment
program arranged by Mrs. A. Mahr
will be presented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent MorrisSey
are social chairmen for the even
ing.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18

NEW YORK--tNC)-The Catho-
lie Big Brothers of the Catholic
Charities of the Archdiocese OF
New York has become a member
of the Big Brothers OF America or
ganization which has its national
headquarters in Philadelphia, it has
been announced.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18
Feb. Book Club Choice

NEW YORK, Jan. 10-(NC) -
The Catholic Book Club has an
nounced as its selection for Febru-
ary "The Autobiography of Hunt
ed Priest" translated by the Rev.
Philip Caraman with an introduc-
ton by Graham Greene.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18

Christ the King PTA, Columbus,
held its monthly meeting in the
school hall yesterday afternoon.
DR.. j. w. Ruble of the Columbus
Health center spoke on Dental care
following the business meeting
Films were shown with the talk.
Mrs. Townsend Simpson was
chairman in charge of the re-
freShments.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18
Of Interest To Women
By Our Correspondents

school from one to six in the after
noon.
A bake sale will be held in con-
nection with the dinner.
Mrs. Sylvester Sinacola will
serve as the chairman for the din
ner, Mrs. L. A. Dunkel is in charge
of the baked goods.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Newman Mothers Club of
Ohio State University will be
held at Newman Hall, 1916 Iuka
avenue, Thursday, Jan. "a at 8
p. m.
NEW LEXINGTON - The com
mittee in charge of the Feb. Z
meeting of the st. Rose Altar and
Rosary Society was appointed at
recent meeting of the society
They are:
Mrs. James Euman, chairman.
Mrs. William Finner, Mrs. Arthur
Dunn, Mrs. James Epfana, Jr., Mrs
James Epfana, Sr., Miss Maude
Fealty, Mrs. Fred Fulder, Mrs
Frank Fiori, Mrs. Albert Fink. Mrs
Charles Finner, Miss Bridget Flow
ers, Mrs. John Flowers, Mrs. Ton
Flowers, Mrs. Emmett Forquol
and Mrs. Frank Forquor.
The February committee for the
st. Rose of Lima Circle, Daughters
of Isabella, will be: Miss Marguer.
ite Gordon, chairman; Mrs. Thomas
Bishop, Mrs. c. H. Glover, Mrs
Mary Marino, Miss Margaret Noon
and Mrs. Clark Foster.
A covered dish supper was the
feature of the January meeting
of the Mid-Ohio Chapter of Mt.
st. Joseph Alumnae at the home
of Mrs. Richard E. Wolf, yester-
day evening.
Alumnae of the Cincinnati
school living in central Ohio at
tended the meeting.
MT. VERNON - Plans to make
Rosaries to distribute to hospital:
and service men were made at /;
recent meeting of the st. Vincent
de Paul PCCW.
Reports on the groups var
lous activities were given during
the business meeting which wa.
under the supervision of Mrs. c. L
Spencer, president.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18

The Rev. George fulcner, assist
ant at st. Joseph Cathedral, will
conduct a day of recollection for
women under the auspices of the
Religious Activities group of St.
Mary's parish council, Columbus,
Wednesday, Jan. 30. All the wom-
en- of the city are invited to at
tend.
The PCCW Of st. Mary's parish
met yesterday evening in the
school hall. The Rev. James Kulp,
Diocesan Director of the Society
for the Propagation of the Faith
was the speaker. A social hour
followed the meeting.
CIRCLEVILLE - Miss Rose
Good was named chairman of the
party to be given by the mem
bers of the Altar Society of st.
Josephs church in February.
Plans for the party were made
at a recent meeting of the So
ciety.
Members of the committee as
Sisting Miss Good are: Mrs. JOS
eph Rooney, Mrs. Arthur Room
ey, Mrs. Margaret Shadley, Miss
Mary Howard, Mrs. Cecilia Rey-
noldS, Mrs. Mary Crum, Mrs.
John ]. Carle and Mrs. Jacob
Carle.
The PCCW of st. Christopher
parish, Columbus, will hold its
regular monthly meeting Tuesday,
Jan. %, following the Novena to
Our Lady of Perpetual Help.
After the business meeting, Mrs.
Lucille Rosetti will offer a demon
stration entitled "Penny-wise Plas-
tics"
Newcomers to the parish are in
vited to attend the meeting. Re-
freshments will be served.
The Rev. Marshall L. Loch-
biler, ST., Rector of st. Stani-
lauS Novitiate, Cleveland, and Di-
rector of Retreats there, will
conduct the first 1852 retreat
for women at the Lay Retreat
House, 5277 E. Broad street, Co
lumbus, this weekend.
The retreat will begin Friday,
Jan. 18, at 6 p. m. and continue
until Sunday, Jan. 20 at p. m
The Aquinas Mothers Club will
sponsor a spaghetti dinner Janu-
airy 20 for the benefit of the school.
Dinners will be served at the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18

Members of Our Lady of Peace
parish PTA, Columbus, will hold
their monthly meeting next Thurs
day, Jan "a in the school hall.
with Emil 7. Stluka, president, in
charge.
Entertainment by the Xavier
glee club will follow the business
meeting which gets under way at
7:45 pm. The choir is scheduled
to appear at $3.50
Refreshments will be served at
the end of the meeting.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18

Members of the PTA of Holy
Rosary parish, Columbus, will hear
a lecture on Dental Hygiene by
DR.. ]. w. Ruble of the Columbus
Health Center at their meeting
Thursday, Jan. "a at p. m.
Refreshments will be served by
the mothers of Room 301 in the
high school and the mothers of
the sixth grade children.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18

MaryknolI Sisters Paulifa Hoff-
man tupperl of Cincinnati and
Marion Cords Rietz of Chicago
have arrived in Hong Kong, fol-
lowing their expulsion from Red
China. imprisoned for l3 months
in their convent at kwangfung
mission. they were forced to wit
ness q "mock funeral" of the
Catholic Church by the Reds and
fhe trial" and imprisonment of
fhe parish priest. Accused of be-
Ina American spies" the two
were ousted from fhe country,
following many insults. INC
Phofosl
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18

NEW PHILADELPHIA - TIL e
Sacred Heart PTA will assist the
DCCW at bake sale Jan. 26. The
program for the sale was outlined
at the last meeting. The entertain
ment for that meeting was furnish
ed by the Glee Club of st. Joseph
High school. The Glee Club is
under the direction of Siste r
Georgine.
Guests for. the meeting were the
parents of children attending St.
Joseph's. The attendance banner
went to Sister Rita's Room 4.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18
PTA NOTES

The PTA Of Holy Name parish,
Columbus, will hold its next
meeting Tuesday, Jan. % at pm.
in the church auditorium.
The program will be a panel
discussion, THE Carryover of
Learned Facts, Education of Life. !"
The members of the panel are:
Mrs. James Drake, Mrs. Robert
Foley and Sister Teresa Miriam,
O. P. Mrs. Herbert Thompson will
be the moderator.
Refreshments will be served by
the 3rd grade mothers with Mrs.
Frank Osborne as chairman.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18

The PTA of st. Mary'S school,
Columbus, will sponsor a bake sale
Jan. 20. Donations of baked goods
can be made at the school cafe
terra on the 18th.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18

st. Leo's PTA, Columbus, heard
DR.. ]. w. Ruble of the Columbus
Health center lecture on Dental
Hygiene at the meeting held last
night. Films we're shown and re-
freshments were served by the
parents of the fifth grade students.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18

The regular monthly meeting
Of the Newman Mothers Club of
Ohio State University will be
held at Newman Hall, 1916 Iuka
avenue, Thursday, Jan. "a at 8
p. m.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18

The Aquinas Mothers Club will
sponsor a spaghetti dinner Janu-
airy 20 for the benefit of the school.
Dinners will be served at the
Evening star., 1952-07-28
ERGO

ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH
RIVERDALE, MD. WA. 4444
INTERVIEWS MON. THROUGH
SAT. S-3
Evening star., 1952-07-28

MEN
Baby Butler, Nations leading safety
feeding table, has openings for 2
full-time statesmen; leads furnished; !;
Phone EX. 306e for appointment.
MECHANICALLY Inclined young men
in wood or leather working. 5-day.
4O-hour wk., paid holidays and va
cation; Apply J. e: HANGER,
INC. 221 g st. NV. See Mr.. Let
H9Nf 3Ss b MS ss to SGE6 @6rt n .yss ysssy SIZES
Yc1Na 81 & MiEN2 Is between the ages ISs q Is
and 25 to sell phonograph records
We will train you II you are wide
awake s. and alert and interested in
starting salary and plenty of room room
for advancement. Apply Box 307-D,
YOUNG MAN. age % to 80. msS needed
in handling insurance Investigations
in Washington and suburbs. Salary
ypns ad szPecsss gae Car sneTsSse esasHs
write full qualifications. LOCK Box
5s4, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN STA
TON. Washington 4. D. c., or phone
NA. MA, a 1870 between 10 and 8 and
MAN to train for multigraph
department 1S years Of age or over,
permanent position;. 5-day, ,4O-hour
week. pleasant working cond., lib
eral tiscount on purchases, insur-
ance and disqualification plan, re-
tirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORE EMPLOYMENT OIL
FICE. n p st. ne. --2S
YOUNG MAN to work in grocery and
liquor store; must furnish good local
references, also Md. or D. c. drivers
permit; high salary paid to right
man. Sunday. call DU. 1887: week.
days, WA. 9697. Ask for MIR. KLEIN.
MEN g, white)-1S yrs. or
over for outside sales wk. No exp.
necessary. Average earnings $50
wk. Transp. furnished. Apply 8
to 10 am. Room $50. 724 9th st..
MEN; 8 ewes. and Sat;
part time work. no car required.
About So hr. Apply Tues, Wed.
and Thurs; 81 pm. RIM. SOL. 40
YOUNG MEN-To work with mgr. on
regular route. Summer or full-time.
Good pay. RIM. 422. 1140 New
experienced in
grocery and fish. Apply 2744 14th
St. NV
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LEGAL NOTICES

E. w. MoLLoHAN. JR.. Attorney.
TNiFEb STATES les 11srRicr 'cRn couRf
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
Ing Ing. 2 an Probate Rob &c CSurt; - cdnnds In Ts:
s32.-ORDER FIXING NEW DATE
FOR TRIAL AND PROVIDING FOR
PUBLICATION.-The notification as
to the trial Of the issues in this case
relating to the validity of the paper
writing. dated the 18th day Of Au-
Last VIII and Testament of Mary
returned as to Robert r. Hilton, a
minor. James L. Hilton, a minor,
Richard @. Hilton. a minor, Thomas
P Hilton, 2 minor, and Agnes g.
ss ssa ceSs oR6ERhb hf s Sth ,aS asy ss.s Of July
Of October. 1862. and that this
order and the. substance of said
issues be published once a week
for four successive weeks in the
WaShington Law Reporter and twice
q week for the same period In The
Evening Star newspaper, the sub
stance. Of said issues being as fol-
lows: /. Was the paper writing filed
In this Court bearing date OF August
Is, 1850. the Last Will and TeSta.
ment Of said decedent? 9. Was the
said paper writing purporting to be
the Last Will and Testament Of
said decedent executed and wit
messed in due form as required by
law? 3. Was the said decedent at
the time Of the making or the SUBJ
scrib'ng or of the acknowledging by
her of said paper writing purport-
ing to be her Last Will and Testa-
ment. of sound and disposing mind
and memory and capable Of execut-
ing a valid deed or contract? 4. Was
the said paper writing purporting
to be the Last Will and Testament
of the said decedent procured from
the said decedent by fraud or de-
ceit practiced upon the said de-
cedent? 3. Was the said paper
writing purporting to be the Last
viii and Testament Of the said
decedent obtained BY undue In
huence or duresS or coercion exer-
Used upon said decedent7 ALEX
ANDER HOLTZOFF. Judge. JAMES
F.. REILLY. Attorney for Caveatee.
lSeall A True Copy. Attest: ELLA
A. BROWN, Deputy Register Of wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
OF the Probate Court.
jy21 "a ,2S,31 ,au4 7,l114
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1EIN. Oc 1NE A0016 f1N
Opportunity for combining account
administrative career Is offered TO
o young man OF personality and
general ability. Accounting degree
and some. gen. ONCE exper. reQ.;
age, 26-36; must be willing and
able to meet people. and 70 assume
RESEARCH. INC. Bethesda. Nd.
OIL. 1876. -2S
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HElP-MEN

GROCERY CLERK. over 1S; with
p RRi c; assr dFiyer's permit. Call Weekdays.
HANDYMAN, familiar with scrapine
wall paper and paint. Apply $40 New
HEAD WAITER-Must be experienced
in hotel work, able to handle peo-
pie. Employee BENEFITS after 8
months. Phone Ma. 2740. Mr.. Reale.
am. to 4 pm. for appt. ROGER
SMITH HOTEL. 18th and Penna.
ave. -26
HOUsEMAN; colored, experienced;
regular employment; good refer
ences; liberal company benefits. Ap.
ply Employment Office, WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL, 270O Woodley rd.
IBM OPERATORS for sorter. inter-
prefer, collator. reproducer, tabu-
lator; permanent positions with large
corporation, chance for advance
ment: downtown location: 40-hour.
through Friday: starting salary,
$3.50 month. Give address. age,
2hone number in reply. Box BIB,
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RON PONTIAC, INC.
1880 Hampden Lane, Bethesda
OIL. 5000 -2R
Evening star., 1952-07-28

CARPENTER-oualified to foreman
smyM sods must ap be- emit sober aad vS T4k ree4 Tt1
ences. Ii. 4-11OO. -2S
CARPENTERS, steady work; must
be experienced, competent; must
have Transportation; good wages
and working conditions. ROBINSON
4 CO., 1916 14th st. NV. co.
1st class. white. for
1sns'sS Hson "iIE IL sssss ses sssss after oi ss
CARPENTERS; exper. in repairs and
remodeling; steady employment
cARpyESTfRs Apply $Sl2 l4tR RSSTES St. Ey At Se
per hr.;. laborers at S1.9O per hr;;
re. 1852. RECENT coNTRxce;TfNd
CO., and ask for Mr.. Downs. II
steady " work and good pay. MAdA.
5lR:l 5INE mF sEos;i so5s. llss Vernon. &as sys'
al cS 81 m N from M1s WasSinston e Eors
must be steady, reliable and sober;
CaRPENTER SNSf gSTi caiS FOREMAN RE- an to take
charge of 3-story apt. Job in Arling-
ssa msii e ssssss ss' as 'y vs sH' sna ~
CAR WASHER, experienced. handy
around service station. Apply CON-
NERS & FOSTER. 2244 Pa. ave. Sc.
CHEF, white. refined, restaurant: good
wages. Give details and age. Box
CHEF, experienced, good salary.
CLARENDON RESTAURANT, 31S2
wilson blyd.s AL, "a; S,94o5; 80. ;oo2s rs
exper.; closed Sundays. Apply
MERRYLAND CLUB. 1405 l. st.
CLERK in hardware store: experience
preferred: excellent opportunity
Apply Charles E. Hartman, BARBER
& ROSS CO.. 5th and v sts. ne.
CLERK Young man for clerical
work; must have commercial exper.:
air-ccnd. ONCE: $50 wk. start. Ap-
CLERK for g, order service work in
parts department.; good working
conditions in air-conditioned ONCE:
an excellent opportunity; full en-
ploye benefits. including vaca-
tions, sick leave. hospitalization.
eIEsngea TsagSi = rpY Gsll Ml sIIhsI sssllSv c ss
HU. $500. 20
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

Al POSITIONS in SALES. once,
engineering, executive-oldest emp.
yrs. Come In. Mr.. Ford. BoYD's,
cor G and 18th. MA. 2340.
8OOKKEEPERS AND ACCOUNTANTS,
We specialize IN these positions
ATLAS 142ON Y ave. NV RE 6767
EXCELLENT secretarial positions, all
kinds: hundreds placed, free reg.
Visit first Miss Grant at BOYD'S,
cor. G and 18th ST. 1886.
Al SECRETARIAL POSITIONS to
$4 900 UP. Others. $50. $75, $50 wk
law, assoc. public relations. Capitol
Hill, news radio commentators; all
kinds int: positions, OPENINGS
80 daily Visit first. Miss Grant,
BOYD'S, cor. G and 18th. ST. 1866
Test. 36 yrs)
Al SECRETARIAL opportunities in
Public Relations, Capitol Hill, law,
radio. aviation; so openings daily;
many paving to $4,000 up. See Miss
Grant. first at BOYD'S. cor. G and
18th, ST. 1886 lest. 80 yrs.)
S60-S70 wk. up: full
and part time. Miss Bell at BOYD'S,
cor G and 18th. ME. 1887
IF UNEMPLOYED see GRACE DUNN.
Employment and CounSeling 1911
G ST.. RE. 1928
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ARCADE
SUNSHINE
735 Lamont st. NV.

exper. for retail jeweiry
brFht tatase Il you sTe amS.dSs 5Ss
SON 2E e REST SGwE1AY SRp' 7o1 u nsa ssb
Al for used-car lot; go GOOD
proposition for the right man;
working conditions and hours ex-
SoToRs ssfR5 Sss 1900 ac GOOD Ifgy aOp. rs aARs
SALESMAN. mechanically inclined,
TO service washers in customers
homes; top salary, car furnished,
sober. ref. PRoCTER q HUTCHIN-
son. 37I4 18th st. NV. 80
'ALESMAN - outside. to canvass
watches and rings; highest commits
'E"ELRY CO.. 7le 7tb st ny nv
sALESMAN-If you are making less
tnan 500 per week and have the
desire to double your income. we
nave nave the product that ts IN demand.
It is not a seasonable product. our
men produce volume in June as well
as in DECEMBER. If you are willing
20 pay the price (Which is work)
you can have more income than
tails call SH. 1910 before 5 pm.
open Saturdays and Sundays. Ask
part-time, for selling
mems clothing Thurs. nights and
sat; WEBSTER CLOTHES. 1919 r
sALESMEN-ABovE AVERAGE In
COME for man who can qualify for
colored Wholesale Dealer In WASH
ington, D. C. Need ability to main
tain headquarters for Products and
recruit, train sales. force. For in
Write RAwLEIGH's. Dept. DCG-14-
256W. Chester pa
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SAT,ESMEN

q you are fed up on appliances,
books. air conditioner. real estate,
etc, here is an opportunity to get
in q dignifled business where the
earnings are considerably above
average. We neve- have the prob
lems. Of slow delivery or over-pro-
ductione credit turn-downS, trade
ms. II ycu are 25. have a car for
local ca,ls, and can give good re-
ierencss, write US for a personal in
fefYieW. Box O2l-R Star -On
Evening star., 1952-07-28
THE EVENING STAR
Parking Attendants
Personnel Assistant

Personnel administration graduate in
middle 20s. preferably a married
man. some personnel experience
helpful: Please call for appoint
ment, ST. 1900. Ext. 251. 20
full time, permanent;
tions; salary open. 10. $4,000. 20
PHARMACIST, reg, fuIl-time op-
portunity for reliable man; good
hours, no sundays. RIVERSIDE
PHARMACY FIanR 2125 e st. NV p1.
full-time; excel. salary.
pleasant working conds. EMPIRE
PHARMACY. 1888 Conn. ave, NV.
PHARMACIST, experienced; full
time; excellent pay. For informa-
tion. call DIR. POLLOCK. AID. 5226.
PHoNoGRAPH RECORD statesmen
phonograph record stores. Exper.
preferred but not necessary. II you
are interested in selling phono-
graph records and looking for a
lob with a future and plenty Of ad-
Eae stars this Is 1e st Hs for ysq
and qualifications. Apply Box 306-D.
ta0, colored; ist-
class mechanics only; also hod
carriers; long Job, large apt. pro-
ject. 30th st. and Naylor I'd. Sc.
30
to fill permanent year.
around position with well estab-
lished nrm. Applicant must be
thoroughly experienced in all phases
Of jobbing and remodeling, and
Good salary and every benefit. with
excellent working conditions. Apply
Mr Edward. JOHN q. WEBSTER 4
SONS. INC. (Est. 1922. 627 st..
PLUMBER for new work in Sc.
CO., 1915 9th hV st. s.w., ST. S S4sS.
or lob at 9th and Chesapeake Sc.
PLUMBERS, mechanics, permanent
work, fer, reliable workers. Apply
1246 Taylor st. NV. 2 to 6 am.
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AUTO
SALESMAN

ONE OF wAsH1NGToN's LARGEST
AND SUCCESSFUL NEW CAR DEAL
ERSHIPS OFFERS AN EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY TO A YOUNG MAN
TO MAKE UP TO $4,000 ANNUAL
NOT ESSENTIAL. APPIICANT
MUST BE AGGRESSIVE, DEPEND
ABLE, NEAT, AND BE WILLING TO
WORK. WE TRAIN YOU. IF YOU
ARE DESTROYS OF MAKING REAL
MONEY AND CAN MEET THE
ABOVE QUALIFICATIONS ADJ
ERENCES TO BOX 2SO-D, STAR.
REPLIES WILL BE KEPT CONFI-
DENTAL.
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GOVERNMENT OF THE RIsTRICT

OON ERNMENI VT lie DAc NA
SesN1fsH9 fSEgMBzei Eaa1NEgE1Na. RzsHSzoF 3 e z,
July "a. 1852. SEALED PRO-
PosALs will be received In Room
429. District Building.. 14th and E
until ZOO PM. July 81. 1852,
EASTERN DAYLIGHT TINE: and
then publicly opened and read Tor
struction ot sToRMWAT!ER SEWER
vicinity Warren and 43rd Streets
NV. consisting of approximately
S25 linear feet of 10" to 81" di-
ameter plain concrete pipe sewer,
(2l Construction of STORMWATER
and SERVICE SEWERS: vicinity
Kansas Avenue and Chillum PLACE
1890 linear feet of 10" to 10"
diameter terra Gotta pipe sewer.
Proposal forms. drawings and speci-
fications may be otained. without
charge, from, the Chief Clerk. En-
gineer Department (Secretary. Con-
tract Board, D. c.. Room 427.
District Building. Telephone Ma
tional 5000. Ext. 2378.l
iv04 26 "a 0S 90 90
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PERSONAL

VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care:
licensed by State and county. SH.
DEF SEA FISHING PARTIES ar.
ranged-De luxe fishing cruisers.
bait. tackle and Transportation fur.
hours hours I heavy i troiline stpto So to % niles a. 3
out at sea. For reservations ard
FISHING CLUB. 622 (Kass, shera-
ton Bldg, I'll 18th st. NV, 31s
VACANCYi elderly lady, semi-invalid;
1st-h; room; nursing care given.
PRRkMANENr. PER; iAStEeNi 81; shampoo. va VAR
TLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
poARD@care pSo Hi n:ci for elderly or hand,-
capped gentleman; PVT. home; IL
sfsAMSR fsAHssa puFss uFFsrscR3pE;s8SSs9s, ct sSs9 scRSSso, scRSSso
sST g4o1st to ,oI 0 o,oS; %S;is sc,yts STsss
hot dinner. transp. CHEVY CHASE
UPHOLSTERY REPAIRS = Furniture
refinishing; F6ee 6e estimates. Guar
,sIHfEi ansssd. P4,kE;AsG NE; s9sS; SS;omE HOME, Low.
iSS take 1TT YOU out out at least once ' q week.
Especially TO Haje's Restaurants for
koush." sisned BUTCH.
ATTENTION MOTHERS!
Bsd-wsttinE can nov be stopped
1852 issue Of the American journal
OF Pediatrics. Contact your ply
Sieian or call ENuRToNE. RE. 4696.
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ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY

ATLAS 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secys.. stenos. bkprs., recpts.. typists
file clerks. payroll clerks, bkpg. inch.
prs, cashiers PIX oprs., other
1920 NJ Y AVE NV RM 5(l6
Evening star., 1952-07-28
statesmen

Young, aggressive men are wanted to
represent large sliding door
and building material manufacturer,
for direct sales to large builders and
contractors. Automobile necessary.
ground particulars and territory in
Ist letter. Our employees know Of
this ad. Box 34S-Z, Star. 90
Evening star., 1952-07-28

AUTO MECHANICS, 1st class, steady
and sober workers. top guarantee
plus commission. insurance BENEFITS,
vacation with pay. See Mr.. Minson
PARKWAY MOTOR CO., INC. 3040
M St NV a