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RAAs. FURN.-MD. 6 VA. tcons. !

ALEXANDRIA. VA.-Newly decorated
rm. Large closet. Share bath with
one. Excel. transp. Empl. lady pref
OV 1903.
ALExANDRIA-Master bedrm.; pvt
bath: closets; sun deck; unlim
phone. OV. 5540.
ARLINGTON, nearby: large master
oedrm.; semipvt. bath. entrance;
gentleman; garage avail. CHI. 42S1
No. ARL.-,well-furn., comfort. rm
Bkfst. facil. Pvt. entr. Suitable for
center. oW. 2942 or ia. 4-0995.
MEN-1st-flr. double rm.. pvt. home;
twin beds; pvt. bath; phone and
maid Serv.; s min. Pentagon, Navy
Annex: 12 min. d. C. IA. 2-5672. :
ALEX.-2 single rms for gentlemen:
adu!t pvt. home; newly dec; y blk.
bsntasen bss; nesr bus eks Ns1 Airport
after 8 pm. all day Sunday. IS
COLONIAL VILLAGE-Room with
bath for bus. woman; kit. privils.
near transp.. shopping. JA. $4,000.
ARLlNGTON-Large bedrm. in pvt
area: girls Dreierred. id. = IA. HSsaHn 2lssSI.
CLARENDON-Smart, new, studio
rms, for girls dbl. and sgl. with
own own Kit; din: rm.:, and lounge; tile
son blvd. bus. 1902 N. Filmc re-
DESIRABLE RM.. lge. closet. semipvt.
bath: or = girls: Bancroft area.
Columbia pike: OK. 1924. III
"kkiilHSnoSIen All Hs mps ns;,v from D C.
SILVER SPRING-NiceIy furn. sele.
eesdhrm;: es pvt; bath; conv. to transp.;
ARLINGTON-Large front rm., pvt.
entr.. semtpvt,- bath; , blocks to
ason ST PIKE OHs ns pns Po doTnioTn to s9o
mo. ia. s-06s6. 31O5 SO. 18th st.
ONE DBLE.. twin beds: one sgle.: y
blk. to bus. Navy Annex and Penta-
Eon: y blk. to lth and E bus
If3nI Unilm phone: pvt: bath. GL; 79o5
FRONT RIM. adj. shower bath. in
quiet pvt. home; conv to bus; reas;
gentleman only JU 1850. --6
LGE., NICELY FURN. RM.. suitable
for gentleman; located in Hyattsville,
2 blks from Hot shoppe. WA. 9117.
VERY LARGE. newly decorated, front
Ger.leman. $40. ia. 4-OasI. I'll
ALEXANDRIA-Bedrm., adj, bath:
Kitchen and yard privileges; uni.
.pphESWnss;x sx6 Gsll XII; $500; IS
apt bldg; new furn.; next to bath;
2 gentlemen or cple. King S-3550.
AVONDALE. MD.-Single room for
gentleman; . blocks from bus; D. c.
bus fare: pvt. adult home. WA.
1882. -6
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED Cont.

34oO BLK. HOLMEAD PLACE NV
Close TO tranSp. and 14th st. shop.
ping district; entire 1st FIR, . lge
rms, kit. modern bath; $72.7;
including utilities.
500 Blk. Randolph st. NV. 1st fir.
rms. kit: and bath. utilities in.
cluded: SS5. PLANT g. GORDON
INC. 1874 Park rd. NV, CO. Os37
1922 10th ST. N.W.-Six rms, kit
and bath. S62.63 mo. Key with
janitor. Call Ma. :3440 Monday
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
THE WASHINGTON
LOAN e. TRUST COMPANY
900 F St. NV.
1874 PARK RID. NV rms. kit
and bath, elec. refgr.; open for in
spection.
1850 Hillside rd. ne, duplex bldg.
2 rms. kit. and bath. SOL so.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO. INC.
903 H st. NV. ST. $500
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ROOMS WANTED tcont.)

BY APRIL 15-Single furn room by
middle-aged lady, empl; prefer
nome OF one lady, no other roomers
some prlvi.; $30-S35; near Conn
ave st. car. Give phone number
Box 1857, Star.
LADY wants room in private home
reasonable rates. Call RA. 5l56
BUSINESS WOMAN. private family
ton AZ carline Northwest); refer.
ences EXCHANGED. Box l41-T. Star
CANADIAN GIRL, desires room ano
board. cooperative house or apt
serYiced by full or part-time maid
MISS IRVING. weekdays 10 to 6
co. $3.50 or Box 4ON-R, Star
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SUNNY BEDROOM, pvt. bath, large
closets: in suburban home; $40 mo.
references requested. Call SH. 1888.
LARGE RM.. unfurn. in apt: young
lady: kit priyil: S335 mo. l4:j
Chaplin st. NV. Apt. 2l. MI. 2!36'
ATTENTION, WORKING MOTHERS
Nice liv. quarters, "a bait elec. ice
box: fenced yard. Day care fol
child while mother works. Wa: :5SS2
KENSINGTON. Eflciency. VIII ac'
fsp' Sl shopplns fhId' Lo Bus 5Sl2s sfGP2 at aS0F
3 UNFURN. ROOMS. share bath ane
kit. in pvt. home with couple; Sal
mo. 32S Charming st. ne.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

COLORED-TWO RMS, kit; also
furn. dble. rm.; pvt. cooking facil-
Children! e1fs prefer Il; s.ssggs. e@gs couple; nc
COLORED-NEW COND; 1 and 2
rms rms: Kit. and bath; desirable ten
COLORED-2-ROOM APARTMENT.
S15 week; nice ne. section. LA
CoLoRED-PRIvATE APT, one rm.
kit. and bath; all utils., sos. Nc
children: 900 L st. NV. Apply
LIQUOR store, 100 9th st. NV. -
COLORED-BEDRM. AND KIT, all
utilities and conveniences. Call HU.
G127. -6
COLoRED-1se5 T ST. N.w.-Furn
/ efflc. apt. in new elevator apt. bldg
$1,000 Can be seen, 12-4 daily
and Sun. AID. 141S or GE. 2270.
Colored-57 Eye st. NV.
Furn; and partly furn.. efficiency apis
in desirable neighborhood; for Gov
ernment employed girsl and couples;
references. Apply between and 8
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ROOMS WANTED

GOVT. MAN wishes room and private
bath Please state rental address,
telephone and details. Box 141 t,
%
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NEAR PA. AVE SE

In Fairfax Village area: near bus
and shops; modern apartment and
tne bath; price, 81 / 800: cash paw
ment, S3,50o. Night or Sunday call
Mrs; Merillat, CO 5l65, OF here.
81. NV. Ma. ll66
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WESI .EY HALL.

epaeious dble rms in remodeied re.
dec Bldg Running water in every
nm Large closets Dances and free
selected menu. S50-S60 1926 2lst
ST nv HU 1924
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
23l0 AsHMEAD PL. NV
Double and single rms. some With
private bath American plan: excel
meals: home atmosphere. HO S566.
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COLORED
NEW BUILDING

500 BLOCK 59th ST. NE.
Two rooms, dinette, kitchen with re.
frigerator, modern tiled bath. 3 exc
poSures; S69.30. Utilities not In.
cluded. Immediate occupancy.
P. T. CONSTRUCTION CO,
l424 K st. NV. ST. 2l66
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MT. PLEASANT

MT. PLEASANT
Clean attrac.: Q rm.; l or 2 empl.
adults. 1867 Monroe St NV. s
WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES
FURN. OR UNFITRN AND SUB
LET'S /, Els WAAsSHa VA; WHITE ONLY.
A-ONE RENTALS AND REALTY co
524 BOND BLDG. MA. O0O7
l4th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
215 RUPLEY BLDG. XII. S-13l3
BIB KING ST. ALEX. MON.-SAT.
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Own Your Own Apt. Home

The following are s good examples
OF the wide variety OF apartments
operating successfully under our Co.
operative plan from which Won may
choose a home with confidence.
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

XCELLENT CARE given your chilli
in private home. JU. 1-9302. -;
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EXCEPTIONAL EASEMENT APT. -
Living room. bedroom, kitchen and
bath iiEh,, and airy; ISo, privS'ts ate. en-
everything. Open for inspection Sat.
and Sun, 2 to 8 pm. 532S 2nd st.
NV. RE. s931 or ia. 1870. -6
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3 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS
OPEN TODAY l-6

These apartments must be seen tn bs
appreciated. All but have been
sold TO an outstanding group Of
purchasers. Imagine ownine an
apartment home a S large as a house
porch. living room. dining room.
Kitchen, pantry, entrance foyer, J
storage closets and 4 others with
a commanding view OF all down
town Washington and nearby Vtr-
gina at a price of only sic, 50ai
Come today to 1870 Wyoming ave.
NV. I9th st. and Wyoming ave az
Columbia rdl and see these yerv
unusual values.
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial switch.
board, utilities, three elevators, car,
peted corridors, delivery service, two
large parking areas; storage spaC,
on each floor: roof garden. Resident
manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE E
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$65 MONTH
One rm., kit. pvt. bath: incl. maid
and linen Seryice. 1884 Que st. NV.
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LOVELY FURN. APT. living rm., bed
and erar entr., 500. Key on prem
tseS. 10l2 So. Cleveland, Arl., Va.
JESS FISHER & CO.. INC.
1920 X ST NV FIX 1911 -
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LIF. hM., : DeurinS., XII, pdlu. " !
snt SGSogs Es,shf Md ana pR baft bafh
IN APT. BLDG: downtown, spacior,
5edrm ny rm Kit, sb:ota 1nd bath nrivarv Tv
slo wk. for /, $3.50 wk. for 2. Ho
NICELY FURN.; 1-bedrm. apt. a
| $500 18th ST. NV, excellent 10
cation for transp. and uptown shop,
gHSsNsoN g1nsNi on i - 1ucHs Fl nc Co, 1903 f%Hs0
IN APT. BUILDING; rm.. kttcher
and bath: S65 per mo. 11:3 Mary
land ave. ne: can be seen 3-4 Sun
n gay APT. ADl' BLDG: l. rm. u and nd bath II;
| 4th ST. NV. See janitor.
ICES X ST. NE; furn. apt. liv. Tm
bed rm.. kit; bath: all utils; 80
lpop p9 PntS PhHn' ASh Sh' pHE3SS... HS couple o
family to buy furniture in apt: bldg.
new se0fM; BLDGo. 5o" rsNsl newly Ia furnished:
bedrm.. liv: rm.. .dinette. kit, bath
,S,a $40 EasT nsnsh hcAPiToE Ga1 ~ ST. .' Ne
room furn. apt; refrg., gas stove
| continuous hot water; reasonable
4Si MARYLAND AVE. S.W.-2 rms
| kit. and bath; adults only; reason
| able. Call ME. 209l.
1896 OTIS ST. N;E.-1 rm. an an
| kit; employed adults. LA. 6-SH0s
I'M PRIVATE HOME. Just of lot
st: beautifully furn.; lge. living
bedrm. lge. closet and next to bath
complete kit; TU. ol64. .,,, q
4 rm. apt; gas, cleo. phone, elet
refrg.: white couple only: refs.
sos so month. GE: 2116.
FALLS CHURCH-Pvt. entr.; youn
emIl9yed Gs,Tsirs couple NJ "a chs!dFen 5st Ps'
lBGiLfMoRE III TsiGfs APT. PiD' NR. sHoREHAM-
T.. Very lge 2-bedrm. apt, firepl; ides
for oficial entertainment; $500 mo
! l yr. lease; adults. Mgr. AID. 2l9:
LARGE g.. ROOMS. furn. or unfur,
cluded. Young child welcome; RI
. duced rent for supervising hous
, collecting rents. References. e.
lsst PARK RD; NV: Ink; Im m
refsr-, stove stove ssI sink; so nsTls sn tasS desor
,sal s@Pi' pAsK sSI'' RID. NV. M Large T 5ern
apt. pvt. bath, utils, furn.: nice f
1865 SoLTMBiA gHtHdHsIa RD. NV. sms H
front 2-rm. basement apt. for
FURNISHED or unfurnished, 2 rms
kit. and bath. North 1885. 3o4
sit Yas'fp fpEIARiELp e. Field pL. NV. New
/ decorated, nicely furnished apari
!, ment. suitable for three men. thre
women or business couple. Can
= seen to 8 n. Sunday.
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18th AND SPRING RID. N.W;S@od1 rm;'
kit. bath. utils.. phone. $50 mo.
18TH IL; 6asi aan SPRING RD. N.w-s
5s:' mos: newly H.s;i dec; decorated. ti fU: sal:
NEAR CATHOLIC. UNIVERSITY
Duplex apt, L ,bedrm.. liv. rn1,.
dinette: kit; bath. inclosed porch.
fsss IS $50 per mo. RE. o7sl. TR.
18Th ST.. very close to Columbia I'd
Pvt. ,3rd floor, comb. Lying room
and bedrm;;. kitchen with dinette,
down hall, ali utils. furn,, s65.
one ne Or oR TWO PROFESSIONAL
women: spacious apt, town side OF
Taft Bridge; excel transp.; recep.
hall. hy; rm.; din. rm.. pantry, kit,
S owner Who eHei traVels extensively: ietiyo can m
be used when not occupied: no share
liv. rm. and din. rm,; $3.50 per mo,
,sits sGs AND ta5-s spRfNG Ssai RID. N.w.-chser-
gtils; 2 girls or cple,; S45 each mo.
LiV: RM.: 2 BEDRMs.. bath. in new
Sstfchfd SsII fff h9ms; 1NHaso private entrance
1863 sos saEpaERD1' NHE1IHs1'' ST. NV or .
bedrms;. liv; rm., kit; dinette. pvt
1901 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Bed-liv
\ rm.. kit-dinette; full bath res
manager; side ent. Shown til Q I'm
ARLINGTON furn. rms; conv. Ioc
to bus. shopping and theater; u
min. to Pentagon and y. c. CHI
6456; after 6 o'clock. CH. 1887.
WARDMAN VIC. .-Tee. room. kit.
PVT; bath; IN utils;; s,sS S6s; 1 or 2 empl
EFFICIENCY APT. 4ts 9Th st. se
all utilities furnished; S67 pei
1ssa E. cAPiTOL ST. N.E.-s65 per
mo-; lse. liv. rm.- -bedrm. comb. kit
semipvt. bath unlimited phone
utilities; laundry priyilege; conv
transp.: young refined cple. desired
BASEMENT APT. -
Living room. bedroom, kitchen and
bath: light and airy: private en-
tol nh R1n Sn
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APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHED

3l4 E ST. N.E.-Four rms. bath,
rear porch; references. Ii. 3-TI95
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Woman Dies Of Injuries
From Fall in Home

Mrs. Dwight H. Williams, At, oi
4107 w street NV. died yester.
day of a fractured skull, suffered
when she fell in her home while
her husband and 8-year-old Sor
were trimming their Christina!
tree.
Coroner A. Magruder MacDon.
aid said death was due to a cere.
bral hemorrhage.
Mr.. Williams and his son Cur.
tis said Mrs. Williams often faint
ed. The husband said he became
alarmed yesterday because of his
wife's peculiar breathing anc
called Emergency Hospital. Wher
the ambulance arrived she was
dead.
Mrs. Williams also is survived by
another son. Dwight, jr.. and a
daughter, Mrs. Bernard w
Poirier of Akron, Ohio.
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road at the west approach tc
Chain Bridge.
Beyond Glebe road. the parkway
would curve into Chain Bridge
road a short distance north OF
the Arlington-Fair Counties
boundary.
The overall extension is esti-
mated to cost 81 million. AS part
Of the same project, Yorktown
boulevard would be widened to
four lanes divided, at an addi-
tional cost Of $240.000.
It is all in the deferred stage
of the planning committees con-
struction program.
Ninth in series detailing individuol high
woy projects proposed for nearby vir-
einio. Next: Glebe road.
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Fort Myer Campaign
For Economy Pays Of
In Thousands Saved

Fort Myer today pressed ar
economy campaign that already
has brought Savings on items rang
ing from screwdrivers to a major
heating installation.
The Virginia camp is passing
some of its ideas along to the
Pentagon for possible use through
out the Army.
The chief saving came from
installation Of a new heating sys-
tenn for the South Post area, where
500 military personnel and de-
pendents are housed in buildings
used as dormitories during World
War II. The coal-burning system
that served the area was aban-
doned in favor Of a connection
with a central heating system that
will save fuel and manpoWer.
For $25, technicians fashioned
q device to modify Fort Myers
anti-aircraft gun. The device did
the Job usually done by a $1,000
machine.
Mechanics are salvaging bent
or broken hammers and other
small tools. Special screwdrivers
when damaged are reground for
use as ordinary screwdrivers.
Even the Fort Myer DiSpenSary
is getting stingy. Prescriptions
for expensive drugs are filled only
in small quantities. A patient can
get as many refills as he needs.
but the dispensary is making sure
he won't have much left over
when treatment is completed.
The post also provides paint,
nails and lumber for units VOL
unfairly improving Army build
1ngs that they use.
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agents the techniques of investi-
CATION.
He has reached the compulsory
retirement age of 10 after "a year:
and eight months with the
Treasury.
Capt. Dengler, whose title stem:
from a reserve Army commission
started training Treasury agent!
in 1927 when his students were
prohibition enforcers. He had beer
a teacher for 10 years beforesh HI
joined the Treasury.
In 1887. the then Secretary o.
the Treasury Morgenthau decided
that all Treasury agents should q
to school and Capt. Dengler wa
chosen to set up the training
courses.
Wrote Own Courses.
Wherever there were agents
there was Capt. Dengler, lecturine
on criminal investigation. His
students have been customs in
spectors and men of the border
patrol, Coast Guard intelligence
agents, members of the Secret
Service, Narcotics Bureau and AL
cohol Tax Unit.
There were no documented
courses to start with. So Capt
Dengler wrote them. He taught
the agents how to shadow, how
to do undercover work, how to
interview witnesses, how to search
prisoners, what evidence to give
experts for analysis and how to
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Coal Miner Accused
OF Numbering Dentist
By the Associated Press

EVARTS, KY, Dec. 25.-A coal
miner is in the county Jail at
Harlan today charged with murder
in the fatal shooting of an Evarts
dentist.
DR.. c. F. Mouser, about As, was
shot to death in his office shortly
after noon yesterday.
Sheriff c. c. Ball said George
Ray Stanford, 80, of Cloversplint
admitted the shooting.
DR.. Mouser was shot four times
with .38-caliber pistol, some OF
the bullets hitting him in the
chest and abdomen, the sheriff
said,
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Crops ond Livestock
Give 1870 of Income

KANSAS CITY.-Recently COM
piled figures show that 78 cents of
every dollar of agricultural income
in the United States during 1851
came from cash receipts from
crops and livestock, the highest
ratio on record.
In 1945 the ratio was 73 cents,
while in 1899 it was only 81 cents.
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Capt. DengIer, 20, Leaving Job
OF Teaching Treasury SIeuths

preserve the evidence for presen-
tation in court. and the legal re-
|quirements of search and seizure.
His training courses were used
as the basis for schools conducted
by Naval Intelligence. Counter-in-
|telligence Corps and the wartime
Office of Strategic Services.
While chief of training. Capt.
Dengler also was in charge of
the Treasury's craftsmanship pro-
gram. He developed Treasury
pistol teams that competed ma
|tionally and held impressive
records.
Capt. Dengler started out in
Treasury. work as deputy collec-
tor of internal revenue in Mon
tana. In 1921. he was put in
charge of prohibition enforce
ment in Montana.
In Gun Battles.
"We heard they were tough, but
we had no trouble" he recalled.
Sometimes. when we raided stills,
they'd shoot at us, but we'd hide
behind tree stumps and shoot
back. OF course. we had some
night chaSes when smugglers
would cross the borders and come
down the Lost Horse Trail"
After spell with the investigat-
ing unit, he became special agent
in charge of the Northwest. He
was No. 2 man in the first CO.
Iordinated set-up of the Treasury
intelligence. customs, prohibition
and Coast Guard units all WORKING
together to combat rum row" of
the West Coast.
In those days, ships coming
down from Canada would lie of
the coast and load their whiskey
onto small boats too fast to be
caught. The trick was to find the
tie-up between ships and shore.
One of Capt. Dengler's most sue
cessful Investigations involved the
seized ship Pescawha. Treasury
had the ship, but the problem was
to prove the destination of the
seized supply. Search of the ship
uncovered a crumpled note be-
hind the captains bunk from the
entrepreneur on shore, giving the
captain his orders. Further in
vestigation located the small boat
which was wont to carry the
supply up the Columbia River
where it contacted ferry boat
in midstream.
Broke Up System.
Until the Treasury agents un-
covered the plot, the river boat
would unload to empty cars on
the ferry boat. At the landing,
the cars would drive off the ferry
boat and make their way down
the highway.
All Capt. Dengler's investigative
experience, plus the years of teach
ing before it, have gone into his
training of Treasury agents.
But he hasn't limited himself.
He was president of the Sixteenth
Street Highlands Citizens Asso-
citation for eight years and won a
V-man award sponsored during
the war by the Junior Chamber
of Commerce for his pioneer ef-
forts in civilian defense here.
Capt. and Mrs. Dengler live at
1905 Van Buren street NV. They
have two daughters, Mrs. Helen
Marjorie Davis of San Francisco
and Mrs. Kathryn Jean Sorensen,
who is living in Rome, Italy.
Still investigation-minded Capt.
Dengler now plans to do research
on Government records on q COM
mercial basis.
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Grade Separations Planned
For Washington Parkway Link

With one part Of q scenic and
highly useful George Washington
Memorial parkway already built
along the Potomac River shore,
the Regional Highway Planning
Committee would follow through
on that project by extending in
four lanes beyond Spout Run
parkway to Chain Bridge road.
This is consonant with plans
of the National Park Service to
have a continuous parkway all
the way to a point about / mile
above Great Falls.
At three points along the ex-
tension now proposed, grade
separation structures with ramps
for interchange of traffic would
be built: Spout Run parkway,
Yorktown boulevard and Glebe
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HELP MEN tcont. }

SHEET METAL mechanic, experienced
only, steady work. Apply only be-
tween 4 and 5 pm. AJAY CON-
TRACT1NG CORP, V mile west of
Fairfax Circle. on Route gil. 30
SHORT ORDER COOK and porter
club. Hours pm. to 2 am: 6
cAP'N GUYS cTUB. isis New N"Ytsd; Yesk
TEIEvIsIoN sERylcEMAN outside
work. car furn.. best paying deal in
town. ADAWD'S TV. 4418 Conn.
ave. NV. 30
TRUCK DRIVER. helper. furniture
moving. experience desirable. vIR-
"a q CO., 1925 Wisconsin aG:e..
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Sterling $4,000
SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one but
myself. JAMES F. HARDY. Sr..
1885 Brothers pl. Sc. Apt. 2.
Washington, D. c. 27"
OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN'S NSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN, 3O3 Seventh
st. NV, Washington, D. C. - The
Stockholders of the Firemen's In
surance Company Of washington
and GEORGETOWN will meet at the
once OF the Company on Monday.
January 3. 1863, for the purpose Of
electing thirteen directors for the
ensuing year. Polls open from II
am: to u noon. v. MANNING
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the
stockholders Of the Columbia Title
Insurance Company of the District
Of Columbia. for the purpose Of
electing fifteen trustees of the
company for the ensuing year. and
such other business that may be
brought before said meeting. will
be held at the ONCE Of the COM
pany. 503 z st. NV. on Tues
day January 13. 1853. at 2 pm.
The polls will be open at ] and
closed at pm. Books for. the
from January 3, 1858. to January
13. 1853, both dates inclusive.
EDWARD 8. McKNEW. secretary.
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Va O4AS = SSS
Iury Depart
Iment's enforce
lment training.
| He is Capt.
Harry M. Deng-
ler, who vari-
Iously collected
taxes, chased
UNI runners,
raided noun
tain stills and
supervised ma
| jor investiga-
tions, before he
settled down to
teaching other
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PERSONAL
HELP WANrEp AGENCIES

BKKPRS. AND ACCOUNTANTs-we We
specialize In these positions. ATLAS.
IF UNEMpioYED OF wish : gETTER
mesdsissttly At 1911 @ st. NV IRE.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY. has top
school and ice positions. 204 Colo.
BLDG, 1871 G st. RE. 7-393S.
ENGINEERS all kinds; physicist.
geoposists; local and out,oi;towIn
cor. q and 18th NV. one. S-3537).
GRACE DUNN, employment and
counseling, can help you, II you wish
2 good posision; SESS, VS.! tooas 1871
WANT . secretarial position or steno.
See Miss Young, PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 @ NV.
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
sssys:, sseoss,: DkDrs,; recpss; sypistss. yps.
prs. cashiers -Bx oprs; others,
l420 N. z. AVE. NV. RM. bo6.
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Ships Engineer browns

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Is (P.-
Milton E. Gulbranson, 32-year- old
ships engineer from st. Paul.
Mimi, drowned yesterday when a
skiff overturned in the Hearvey
Canal here.
Evening star., 1952-12-25
AUCTION SALES
C. G. SLOAN & CO., INC.
Aucti0neers-A Appraisers

IL W. SAOhN ~ w. LANSs
AuctiOneers- Appraisers
ESTATE SALE
Hardmay Peck (standard) baby
grand piano, antique Low Boy hall
clock, banjo clock. Early American
oil portraits and landscapes. mahog-
any dining room groups. 13 new
large-size broadloom carpets. Orien-
tai rugs. antique carved post bed,
mahogany and walnut bedroom
groups. lamps. fireplace brasses, sill
verware, china. glassware. bric-a-
brac. large lot books, carved oak
cabinet, kneehole desk chests of
drawers. upholstered chairs. Daven-
ports nest of tables. mirrors. occa-
sional tables, chairs. beds, box
springs. mattresses, ONCE desk. etc.
At Public Auction
At SLOAES
7l5 18th st.
Saturday
December 81 at 10 AM.
From the Estate OF William McNeir
and other Sources.
{. G. SLOAN g. CO., INC, Aucts.
Established 1891.
de25,26.
Evening star., 1952-12-25

The man who has been teach
ing Treasury agents how to in
vestigate for the past quarter
century retired this week as head
Evening star., 1952-12-25

When anstDertne advertisements
addressed to Star boEes do NOT
tnclose ortGfldl references photo.
graphs OF other materials OF per.
sonGl U1lue Copies serpe the pur-
pose and ORIGINALS may Get lost
Evening star., 1952-12-25
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tee.s. 7,

PLASTERING, carpentry, cementinr.
waterproofing, roof repair; white
mschanics; prompt guar. service.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, remod-
cling and repairing; specializing In
new houses and commercial work;
hot-water heaters and eas-flred
boilers installed. Free estimates.
DU, 7-SS66 -26
ROOFING. all types, cutters. spouts:
carpentry and painting. A. D.
THOMAS, WA. 7-7352.
ROOF LEAK: Walls or cellar wetS
call after 6 pm. to 8 am. II. 4.
4979 WADDELL's ROOF SERVICE.
TELEvIsIoN SERvICING, including
es,s esves,s sat: and Sun. Guaranteed.
Tv SERVICE Your set nxed In YOUR
nome or no service charge made.
All work guaranteed. ST. 3-S862.
Tv ANTENNA SERVICE - Antenpa
and installation, complete; S22 80.
Guaranteed. 10 2-4533.