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Evening star., 1952-08-17

ing day, and a full day and eve
ming horse show Saturday.
The Capital Dairy Goat Asso-
citation and the National Capital
Rabbit Breeders Association are
scheduling goat and rabbit shows.
The Army Drum and Bugle
Drill Team will stage q demon
stration from 1880 to $3.50 pm.
Tuesday. The Marine Corps Band
and Drill Team will demonstrate
Wednesday night.
One of the chief fair features
Wednesday will be a Homemak-
ers' Pageant. to include more
than 20 floats depicting the pro-
gress of Montgomery County
women in homemaking clubs over
the last 80 years.
Gov. McKeldin is expected to
visit the fair Thursday. The Navy
School OF Music Band and Cere-
monial Guard Drill Team, along
with 300 members Of the Mont
gomery County Naval Reserve,
also will appear during Thurs
days program. A fireworks dis
play has been arranged for
Thursday night.
A horse-pulling contest, in
which the best heavy draft teams
OF the county are pitted against
one another. has been scheduled
for z pm. Friday. The light horse
show will be held Saturday morn
ing. afternoon and night. The
fair will end Saturday night.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Bethesda Girls Leg Injured
By Power Lawn Mower

A 12-year-old Bethesda girl suf.
fered severe lacerations yesterday
when her leg was caught in q
power lawn mower.
Christine Bogley, IL, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Warner c. Bogley
of 2205 Old Georgetown road, was
unable to explain how the acci-
dent occurred, She was taken to
Suburban Hospital by the Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase Rescue Squad
and 20 stitches were required to
close the wound in her left leg.
Her mother said Christine was
moving the lawn when the power
mower backed up on her."
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Mrs. Mary {. Wright,
Wife Of Noted DESIGNER
BY the Associofed Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Mrs.
Mary Einstein Wright, At, wife of
designer Russell Wright and his
collaboration on designs for table
ware and home furnishings, died
yesterday.
A native of New York, she mar
ried Mr.. Wright in 1927 and
after working together in stage
designing they formed Wright
Accessories, Inc.
She was vice president, factory
supervisor. designer, promoter and
publicist for the firm and travelled
throughout the country spreading
their ideas on informal table
settings.
In 1910 she helped found and
became secretary Of America
Designs. Inc, an organization to
promote the creations Of American
industrial designers.
The Wrights collaborated on a
book, Easier Living" in 1851.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
.GaIesviIIe Celebrates
Booth Anniversary
|WithC Colonial Pageant
By J. 1. MichoeI
Stor Stoff CORRESPONDENT

GALESVILLE, Md, Aug. 16.-
Three centuries slipped away to-
day as this Southern Maryland
tidewater village celesSated its
300th anniversary. e..
Scores of townspeople dressed
in wigs and ruffies mingled with
more than 1000 visitors in bunt-
ing -bedecked streets.
Groups of children as gay as
their costumes trekked with their
elders to the waterfront to join in
presenting historical pageant.
Donohue Speaks.
Among distinguished guests who
looked on was District Commits
sioner F. Joseph Donohue, former
Maryland Senator George L. Rad
cliffe and John r. Reeves, secre-
tary of state for Maryland. They
were greeted by Circuit Judge Ben
jamin Michaelson of Annapolis.
Commissioner hue, the
principal speaker of the day,
stressed the value of moral stand
ards. such as those of the Colo
mails. in a world beset by the
threat Of Communism.
Galesville celebrated it's ter
centenary by playing that it was
again the land of the Calverts, a
haven for persons of every reli-
gious creed.
Landing imaginatively today, in
much the same fashion as their
ancestors stepped ashore in 1852
were descendants of the sturdy
Brown and Clark families who
founded Brownton, a community
which became a center of Quaker
ism.
Galloway Descendant introduced.
A highlight of the pageant was
the introduction of Miss Anne
Cheston Murray. 86. a descendant
of Richard Galloway who came to
Maryland in 1649. Wearing a cos
tune which has been in her family
for more than 200 years, Miss
Murray was assisted to the dais
by her cousin, Churchill Murray,
of Cumbersome, a nearby neigh
borhood. Miss Murray lives at Ivy
Neck. near Galesville.
Hundreds of visitors admired
the community's historic homes,
among them Sudley and Tulip
Hall. the latter built in 1855 by a
slave-trader captain, Samuel Gal
loway. Some inspected the towns
seafood packing house, its chief
industry.
Eighteen fire companies sent %
engines and auxiliary pieces to the
first Of the parades. Heading the
procession was the first apparatus
used by the Galesville Volunteer
Fire Department when 1t was
chartered in 1929. Aboard were
nine charter members of the COM
pany including 72-year-old Her.
man Woodfleld.
Host at the crab feast, an
event which will follow the
pageant again tomorrow, was
Capt. Warren Hazard.
Tomorrow's program calls for
another pageant performance at
Q pm. The days program will
start with special services In COM
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Miss Theodoro Irvine,
Noted Drumu Teacher
By the Asseeiofed Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 16. - Miss
Theodore Irvine, who taught Clark
Gable and other noted actors and
helped found the Drama League
of New York, died today.
Miss Irvine founded and headed
the Irvine Studio for the Theater
here in 1906 after teaching at
Northwestern University and Cor
nell College in Iowa.
She was a native of Three
Rivers, Ontario. Canada.
A funeral service will be held in
Detroit Lakes. MINI.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

son of Howard D. Riggles, Fred
erick. killed in action. -
Pfc. Earl Barr, jr.. son of Mrs.
Gladys I. Bowman, Hagerstown.
wounded.
Pfc. James L. McGuigan, son
of Mrs. Susan Lyon, Mechanics.
vile, wounded.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

factor in many Congressional dis
tricts in the November elections. /"
The council termed the question
OF how to raise teachers salaries
to decent levels the conventions S
number one problem.
About 500 delegates are ex-
pected.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Thief Is Weight Litter

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (P.-The
American Olympic team might
have Jared even better in the
weight-lifting classes this summer
II Bloomington police had caught
a certain thief. Authorities are
still seeking the man who took a
1-000-pound length of pipe and a
3OO-pound manhole casting from
city property.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

munlty churches. A program of
sailing races will begin at 10 am.
and water skiing exhibition will
follow at / pm.
Duncan Hall, historical advisor
TO the British Embassy, will speak
at 3 pm. Sailing races and pres
entation of trophies will end the
two-day jubilee. MaaM
Evening star., 1952-08-17

M c G u l o ugh,
6 81 Arlington
Village.
He W as I'd
1t. Richard r.
M C ull o ugh.
a gra d u a t e
from w e S t
Point in 1851.
Prior to arriv-
ing in ore a
t ur months
go. he spent
three months
at the Infantry
School, Fort
Benning, Ga.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Arlington Lieutenant
Killed in Action on
Old Ba|dy in Korea

A 24-year-old Arlington man
was killed July 18 on Old Baldy
hill in Korea, according to his
parents. Col. and Mrs. Earl T.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

He was with the 23d Infantry
Evening star., 1952-08-20
HELP--WokAEN
WAITRESSES-Apply SENATE INN
67O4 Marlboro pike. 10. S-4640.

WAITREssEs-Apply SENATE INN.
5704 Marlboro pike. 10. s-4648;
WAITRESS. attractive. to build UP
small restaurant business. Apply
Mr., Hines. 1928 Wis. aye,
wAiHsIss. 1siFiSas; white; good tips: CASA
pike, ArI.. Va, OW. 9O3O. %
MATTRESSES, experienced: good tips.
Apply 6l2 18th st. NV. 40
WAITRESS. white. exper.. age 21.36;
air,cond. 4015 9. 2Sth. Arl.. TE.
WAITRESS, experienced. over p.
CAMS RESTAURANT. 2Oi7 6 st.
NV, Conn. and 9 sts.. 30
MATTRESSES, white, full or part
time. MRS. KS TOLL HOUSE, in
Silver Spring. SH. 1901. 80
MATTRESSES. full and part time,
eve. work; neat and sttrsetive; go9d
wAfrRRss tlns sRs msa1s MANTnDccisr. 19 giTi
RIDEAU HOTEL. Phone .22O.
Ocean City. Md. -22
WAITRESS OR COUNTERGIRL .(2),
noon shift; 4s-hr. Wk.. $32. RYAN's
GRILL; Lee Lee Hwy. at olebe I'd. Gan
MATTRESSES. experienced, good pay;
excel tips: no Sundays; meals and
uniforms furn.: hours. 1890 am.
EkrrcarN. ( ao4s 1%PRis %Pson SSdoNlAl. Si2d.: All.
WAITRESS. wanted for lunch. ii:so
good tips. Ma. $3.50. CY ELLIS
RESTAURANT -22
Evening star., 1952-08-20
HELP--WoMEN

SECRETARY Y-sTENOGRAPHER. sales
promotion and advertising dept, Of
large national company; 5-day,
S7H-hour week; excel. working con-
ditiops; a, asi, stsrsins tsna salary sos per VIZ.
SHIRT FOLDERS, for Tiltor unit,
must be exper. Apply WASHING
TON LAUNDRY. 1927 K st. NV.
sTENOGRAPHER, white, experienced,
under 35; 5-day week; hours, $3.50
(, 4;39. a3sa. 1925 Conn. ave. Phone
sTENoGRAPHER, splendid OPP. for
n,nn an inteligsntt tb stsnosraphsr
COMPANY: Company @ piessans working AcsIShAi conds.;
5-day wk. HO. 1886 -21
exper., under 35;
5-day wk.; pleasant working conds.;
ain airIconS' 1n hldg; 81 III good salary to start.
sTENOGRAPHER for permanent posi-
organization; 5-day wk.. pleasant
working conditions. RE. 1858. Ext.
sTiENoGRAPHER - Perm. position;
5-day, 40-hr. wk.; pleasant work.
ing conditions; liberal discount on
purchases, insurance and hospitali-
soPLs aSR Rsn bFG sstlEsgfet Rsn Emnos AS1y
ment once: ~ P st. ne. -2I
STENOGRAPHER, no experience nee
essary: 5-day, 40-hour week, pleas
ant working conditions; in new
modern building. TWENTIETH CEN
TURY FOX FILM CORP. AS Srd
st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER. under So: inter-
esttng work with publishing firm;
includes public relations and comic
book advertising. RE. 5SSS. -21
exp, $50 per wk.
start: 5-day wk, 1-man office. Call
MRS. LOPEZ, ST. 3417, $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-08-20
STEWARD
SITUATIONS WoMEN

BOOKKEEPER. full charge. IA yrs.
fxpsrisnes; Klna s1es,, excellent references.
GIRL, desires full time employment
developing film or assisting pho
tographer; experienced. DU. 9546.
GIRL, colored, desires Job as ex-
ppsriesSed sSe5 elevator operator. Call.
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, exp, days:
waitress and fountain work, nights |:
colored mother desperately in need
Of a Joe, tx; 39S3;
enced young lady desires general
otdce duties. Box S1-E. Star. 2O'
alert and accurate.
Your once or home. Call from noon
WOMAN. experienced, to take full
care Of elderly person; Al ref.
WOMAN. colored. wants Job as ele-
vator operator or waitress. Excel.
EXPERIENCES TYPIST would like
home tipping; refs. car. Call UN.
-OAoo' ~
Evening star., 1952-08-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

A. TO z BUnDING-We are special
lists in brick work, new and repair.
Cali MR.. DEWEY this evening ct
Ii. 4-4225 for free estimate. 21s
alterations. porches.
recreation rooms. moder nkitchens.
day GSye or " nisht S4as GP llsh $780, Sf L. %s &as
ADDITIONs-Free estimates. remod.
coNrRSeTINof ss9En e CO.. oGli Me. sssS. sasNS.HAI
ADDITIONS. alteration and remodel
ing, new construction. all types OF
rooms. ali types Of brick and cement
work. retaining walls built. free
estimates given without Obligation.
Call A.. q G. CONSTRUCTION CO.,
DI: 6412. o AM. to 0 PM. except
Sat. and Sunday.
ADD. and home remod.. bsmt. to roof;
HAMILTON CONTR.. RE. 4477. 23s
AIR CONDITIONING, reirigeration,
washing machine repair. new and
used air-conditiOners. Elk. 1852.
AsPHALr 81 IlI1. 2 ,DRYEYAxs. parting I9.s.
Telephone Oh. $500 or OF. x5e7.
BONDSTONE-You can have that
stone home for less than you think;
Bondstone adds hundreds Of dollars
TO the value OF your property. Is
IRE and termite proof, never needs
5mrfaee for can trs. De aPped to
CAPITOL CoNTRxc:T1NSd CO.. ISIS sis
Bethesda ave-. Bethesda.
BRICK WORK IN GENERAL-Fire-
places. porches, retaining walls, con-
crete work: class jobs. RINALDl
RRTNK WnRK nhirnnvr ~raIf, .+nn,
walks; new or repairing; lst-class
work. Ewes. MI. 611S or NO. SS1S.
BUILDING-REMoDELINo - Roofs,
walks, drives. painting, decorating,
Taterprqofing; deferred payments;
81: 52I0; Lu. 4-126S. Pa. $3.50.
By contract. Refs. for best. HODGE.
c4RRPEEN1TSh;R porches. partitions, Ea
shelving. cabinets. general repairs;
c.RPSSirSRyR rsltHblsi Z yRoWELLi Elk 1S os2a 20
tions. new and Old: no job S too small;
work guaranteed; free estimates.
CARPENTRY - Recreation rms.
attics; general repairs. Free estl-
5sis Ratss or wSsAdays Wh S5sa aftif HANEs RR eE
remodelirg: old and new work. MR.
SMITH. OW. 5527, any time. -26
CARPENTER-Smal Jobs; house
painting, interior and exterior;
roof repaired and painted. WA
CARPENTERS, 1st class; alterations,
repairs. additions, concrete work
Work BY day or contract. HU
40SS after 8 pm. -23
CEMENT STEPS, porches. copings. re-
tanning walls. masonry waterproof
ing; 20 years experience; guaran-
teed; reliable colored man. J.
HARRISON. HO. 51S2 after 8 pm
CEMENT WALKS, floors, steps
brick patios, drains; white me.
chanics. JACK SPARKS. HO. S439
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrical,
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
ROOTER. Phone RIA. sSs8 any day
DRIvEWAYs. porches. patios. steps
cellars. walks. built or repaired
ST. 9l52 after 8 weekdays. all day
FENCE-daivanized chain INK: al
posts in. concrete. Immediate erec.
ton. Get the best for less. No dowr
payment, 80 months to pay. Phone
Il; 4.45SS: evenings and Sunday
Evening star., 1952-08-20

G.H.W. or child care. Woman, col
ored.. desires job. Honest and trust
worth. Best references. LU. A.
GIRL. colored; desires job as nurse
maid fcI employed parents. or days
GIRL, colored. neat. wishes g.h.w..
child care. plain cooking; Mon.
n through ggsh.Ja Fri. Good refs. Eye Eyer.
WOMAN. .colored. desires perm, work:
5.day wk.; exper: laundress, cleaner.
S25-$3O. ST. 1853.
RELIABLE colored woman wants
domestic. domestic work x. or Adsg dsy work. City
be found through a weii organised
medium where the workers know the
value Of service and responsibilities
HOUSEWORKERS, INC. an organ.
ization Of Al domestic WORKERS
E1PERT xPi R19IH HOUSE CLEANING-FFiEoor.
rWS ySSdTes1 RHpERfENcED eoiossd Sgs girls
desire days work or week. Phone
AR4srRfaN Rsi RGaS WOMAN. in Vienna
sssisdK esdies etc. Mks isgeF tFed sfSz %ss
2 Taborstrasse II A, 10.
Bile col. woman; laun., cooking OF
baby sitting: ref. MI. 0321. -
ELDERLY, active col; wants Mon
thru Fri; stay night; plain cook
MOTHER or TW0 will care 70,
f1,ld sn s-ias7 cf working mother. aC Cal
COIoRED. DOMESTIC, wants da,
work. References. DU. 4494. --22
|COLORED GIRL from Va. wants job;
mothers helper; stay nights. DE
|coGI%oRaED cSG%aRa GIRL, cook for small fam.
ily; not more than 2 children. TR
Cot. GIRL. wants york BY day; an,
kind. Phone Ii. 7-1949. ..
COL. GIRL, exper. g.h.w. and cook
ing: references. 10. 2-9596.
|COLORED GIRL. wishes work part
time or days work: good ironer
|CoLoRED GfRi. desires tull,tim.
COLORED LADY desires job as cham.
bermaid or domestic; 5-day week
Call DE. 2S40, 9-5 pm. go
COLORED WOMAN, desires day.
work; exper. and references; excel
laundress. II: 3-0030.
ICOLORED, EXPERIENCED. desires
days work or domestic. DU. O2T6
Evening star., 1952-08-20
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

the right person with general ofice
exper. e;6n State State @ exper and aualifics.
sass 'hs sy'isR s eSons Ham
PoSrATIEc eSS HE! c. g Tt,1e Ha@ilton. tnsRSolSr Ss
CASHIER -CHECKER-Man or woman,
Sns sss steady fSSd pSsiOm GfkRp sSna
CoUfLEGEficient. SGti; e. ahc white. i needed
Man to take s'' care Of Sc School. sdouvHii viii
iss fss Room w19aP snd Boaad "a sSSs $3.50 ane ms
HOUsEMoTHER and maintenance
man, for Baptist Home for Children; !;
man must have drivers permit; rm.,
board. laundry and good pay. WI.
LABORATORY TEcHNICIAN
mo. co. 1900: ewes, TU. l715. 30
PRESSER, silk and wool; man or
snna wS%an iFn fGp selaEy PaEE S3Ed wofking
n. II. ave. JU. s-324S. Fl.
SERVICE CLERKS-To answer phones
and record customers complaints.
Must be courteous and reliable. 5Ha-
day wk. and many other employe
benefits. Apply Mr.. Bolts, LACY'S
SERVICE BLDG, 1880 Half st. s.w.
ATTENTION, SALESPEOPLE
We need several people to sell five
dexed and referenced Bibles. One
for every occasion. Top commission
paid to those who are capable OF
selling: The best one qualified will
manager. Call o to IL, RE. 1898.
Evening star., 1952-08-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES

TENNIS ENTHUSIASTS CLUB. Appli-
cations now being accepted. Encom-
passes table tennis. badminton and
squash racquets. Tel, Victor 1874.
HIGH SCHOOL-Earn your diploma
at home in spare time, Also 400
Business. Engineering. Technical
Courses. les. phone ME. S106.
MANY ANNOUNCING and writing
jobs throughout the q. s. now open
to trained broadcasters. Enroll nov
for fall term at Americas uioneeI
broadcasting school (Est. l934)
Over 40 former students employed
in area radio and television stations
New courses In television commences
in. Sept. Additions given By ap-
POSITIONS payins $50. 500 to $50
Wk., learn touch typing, shorthand
bookkeeping. accounting. Bsts sc
III start immediately5 ga ~, s04I Mi
Evening star., 1952-08-20
HElP--W0MEN

work. .Apply Mr.. Hines. 1928 " WIS.
WOMAN. soiii 's1a no age limit; general Once
$s4 to @ Start. See Mrs. Lewis. Room
Ara. 1404 New York ave. NV.
WE. NEED MANAGERS and sales
Cream Stores-3207 N. washington
blvd, Clarendon: 6906 N. washing
ton blvd. Westover; 6413 Arlington
FEs@R'hiss Fisa.s cs ave- SRs: IafGns aGsrHk Rz NJ e
pm. Mon. through Fri. only. pa
WHITE-General ONCE duties, typtns
necessary, shorthand helpful; 6-day
wk.; Clarendon location; SALARY
open. Cali OW. 1856. 30
MiDDLE-AGED LADY, white. to care
sye fSF iafans; ssesIon az 5sas ssSb STk' upper Ga
Just show new CHRISTMAS CARDS
Every one buys; experience unnec-
essary. Other assortments, too. Uy
mas cards low as 81: FREE imprin'
DsDs ss. s s cSsSnea
HOUSEWIVES-Add to family. incom.
in spare time. become an AVON
representative now. begin fall bust
ness early Call IA. $500 aftel
6. for details. -21
CASH-Sell Xmas cards
AS much as $50 weekly. No expert
ence needed. sell on sight. Free sam.
pies. Personal cards that sell low q,
so for SIPS. Samples Of boxes or
approval. LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS
800 r st. NV. Suite sos, RE. 4716
Al STENOGRAPHER. with initiativ,
and aptitude for figures; wonderful
opportunity; congenial associates
Call MRS. R.. ME. O610 for appt
AN INTERESTING POSITION with
insurance firm; good telephon,
hours to 5; free hospitalizatior
and Insurance. Phone Mr.. Garner
MAKE SPARE TIME CoUNTEcal
AVON for area nearest you. Earr
$25 wkly. serving repeat Gusts. RE
&23 WEEKLY for wearing Lowell,
dresses given to you as bonus. Jus
show Fashion Frocks to friends. N,
canvassing, investment or expert
ence necessary. FASHION FROCKS
Dept. K-366S, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evening star., 1952-08-20
Observation-Disclosures

models Ia orisinai factory cartons.
COUNT fof cash. DALMo SALES CO.. Co.
923 II tn st. NV, Elk. 1905. ---22
DESK. Issl. sscretarial executivs type,
stesl steel nrspro9f construction. walnut
Wo. 6641. Misc. household items.
DESKS. DESKS, all kinds; once
chairs: fling cabinets. CIRCLE. 1Ii5
DEEP dasP FRERzEaRs FL Rz as79 lij, show case. ta,,
$E ;;'s: ss} n: s: s. ;a;; s$s
DFEr geaF aid csI oIsmS;e Ss q cs:s
DEEP FREEZE. 10 Gu. #. UpriSht
piano: $25: Table model RADIO
lsofiun. PnfnS oIa stanasTS-sizs 1878 record col
$500: lady's S. 1 ics; e.. $3.50 saso; i.dS';; Sti;
Cts sns[sda .i5o 1ffva1INiosffsoSS WI q lae6S. e..
p1AMoNDs ST RINSS RS .nd MF msteSinr steS ga Sss.
ding band; $40, or best ofier. Phone
70: $4,000; 36ii Perry ave. KEN
piSiSG' SSfsSG' Room SET Of ? SS pieces.
ROCK maple, less than / year old.
Apt size. Owner transferred. oil.
DiNiNG ROOM SET. mahos'. 4
pieces. o chairs. $500. KE. 3-5eoi.
DINETTE SET. gray oak. good condi-
tion: Lo. 1926 any time after
DINING RIM. SUITE, light vain walnut.
2 pcs; bedrm. suite. walnut; lamps:
tables; drapes. WO. O322.. -2i
DRAFTING TABLE, adjustable,
S0x54 in; 42-in. K and e parallel
bar; S45 for both. JE. 2-5342.
ELECTRIC FIXTURES, o side light
brackets. each 2 lights, chrome I'm
ish. carved mirror back, So ca. or
s $25 S5 for al; Phone WI. S94l. 80
$aSSSS'e aSSSehi kE' Ea'iIity siSt,o1 drawers. like Sew.
ELECTRIC TRAIN. Lionel; 0-27
guase; extras; S76. LU. 1-2260.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA. 1851
edition. editor. q t, volumes, plus cross ref
Year Book, $500. EN-. 49lS. --2I
Evening star., 1952-08-20
WAITRESSES
WAITRESSES

WA11HESSE0
Immediate openings for neat. .attrac-
tive young women. Excellent earn
ings and working conditions. Uni
sr1n1 terms and E1STs %sals TfSTnishssSs, AIgy ,H
RRosGSsE. 4ooi Gvnia Wilson, 2 blvd. d"AiN:aoN MaS
GIRLS. ;'I white. counter cashier and
LEN RENK YISo,H1 Foop sfioP R Sn i4SS columSia n1iSs
pike; Arlington. tnext door to Navy
GIRL for general offic. work; typ;;
salary. paid vacations and hospital
ization: swoPE JEwEIRY CO..
GIRL, pleasing personality. 70 do re-
ception-secretarial work in real
vious experience Necessary. opDor-
tunity to learn; 8 to 5. S days week.
Call Miss Schoenberg, ST. O45O.
FRED EHRLICH. 101S Vermont ave.
Young LADY. for inventory control
portunity as. asst. to buyer: excel.
salary. Apply Mr.. Dessner. KOPY
KAT, 713 H st. ne. -26
YOUNG LADY for general ONCE work,
exper. not necessary, must be able
.S tore 60 :ERf ANygE NsyRIaF ses nj Desf sofo
wo%AN E5Sde i'sehs VINO aSf; NEEDS 1nis A HOME; to
care for elderly couple. Will require
cooking and some housekeeping
Comfortable rooms in pleasant sur
roundings. Salary open. References.
WOMAN N FOE NEWS STAND: good
working cond.: company benefits,
paid vacation: must be reliable. Ap-
ply in person, the UNION NEWS
CO.. No. Stand. Union Station.
Evening star., 1952-08-20

early Victorian dining
chairs, small buffet. solid mahogany;
pieces rare glass. other furnishings.
No dealers; wv Will sacrifice. Week
ANfE1o6E; AsaES tg victSFisn SSSssi mshos. and tap
treuse cotton rug and runners, new.
2122 Mass. ave. NV, DE. 6242,
ANTIQUE WOODEN WALL CLOCK.
Wooden mantle clock. Lge. fireplace
kettle. Fireplace griddle. 10. "a 10.
BABY CARRIAGE, gray folding
coach; like. new. $40 OF. best offer
Also tricycle.. good cond.. So. JU.
BABY GR1B-Rented by day, week
or Or mSnth ion n.n! Als9 carriages rOllers
BakER9 and RRl9fyeSsasiE GASES T2 Tes, f. long, prae-
tically new, can be bought right. no
dealers. 500 Georgia ave. NV. Ia.
BASINS. BSAasaiHNi SINKS. sArHruBs. built
in; iInG;x $25. New or used; LOB BLOCKS
BaTarTBs 2Hg g. new ussa; sS IsGs nSs.,n legs;
a1 saLs co Sos2s ss7 sSaless Sa sve fRass b9 55ss
BEDS. twin. practically new; $50
sgle.. 500 both. IA. s-2753. after
BED. maple. sgle.. spr. and mat.
So and S15. Cali GE. 4187 after s.
al
BED, double. fair condition. best offer
10. 3-6722 after 6. -22
BED, Simmons Hide-A-Bed. dusty rose
excellent condition; S95. Call 10.
BED. new Beautyrest, Hollywood;
500; plastic cover included. RE.
BED SPRING. double, peri. cond.,
SO. mattress free; Gin. circular
saw attach, SS. AP. 479O. --2l
BICYCLE, Schwinn, 26-in. boys; ex-
cellent conditton; reasonably priced
BLACK La l-Rsis Persian LAMB cape M Jacket
excel; cond: Call OR. 200. Ext. 112
stone home for less than you think
tombstone adds hundreds OF dollars
to the value Of your property. Is
fire and termite proof; never needs
painting: can be applied to any
surface; for free est. WI. 60S6.
No down payment, yrs. to pay.
CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO.. 4819
Bethesda ave-, Bethesda.
BOOKS ALL SECONDHAND.
PAUL PEARLMAN. 1711 @ ST. N. W.
BRICKS, face and common. 1 or 8
million. ALASKA COAL q BRICK
CO. Ma 1886. OF. 1900.
BRICK-Good used brick. any guam
tity. GENERAL WRECKING CO.,
MI. GIT -23