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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNlTURE--6-pc. bedrm.. modern,
like new -phono., lO3 records:
vanity. wardrobe, chest, double bed.
table: Apt: zO4. 1915 10th NV. I6s
FURNITURE-1 Simmons sofa bed;
tables; blond table lamp; S,?nr 1 Srsss r.sS
noor lamp. !. blond straight chair;
! lounge chair; l grey oak dinette
table. and chairs: ! blond Drop
leaf table and 2 chairs. ia. 4-05S3.
FURNITURE, complete for 9 rooms:
must be nice; pay all cash. RX.
sALE-Brsnd-ne bet
ter grade bedrm., dining rm., living
room, from unclaimed freight and
inss for cash. LION STORAGE
slRo asIs 1885, e? sss, ss. ii. xPFs sSs ss BIO nT
SALE-Brand-new bed
room, dining room and living room
suites. modern and traditional; fac
tory floor samples and railroad
unclaimed freisht. 10eo down. "A
is5Els. ruRS
CO., 1928 9TH st. NV. HU. 3646.
FURNITURE---Two solid rock maple
twin beds (almost alike) with ortfio-
pedic nat spring. innersprins mat
tresses; all 6 pcs. for 500. Sold rCck
maple maple pegsed dresser base. $40.
Brand-new 500 Seely Hollywood
beds. $59.50. Pullman hide-a bed,
$S6. 9x16 sreen broadloom, pad;
like new; $1l0. Misc. THE little
store around the corner" 44c9 wis.
axe. 'ty, NV, y - n5 rp sears sss. Open Tuesday
new; will sacrifice for
quick sale. NO. 1864 after 6 pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. set. kitchen
tables, bed spg.. and matt; other
FURNITURE-S-pc. din. rm. suite,
500; Hollywood bed, headboard,
steel base. innerspring. matt, $40:
3-pc. maple suite, $75. RA. 22l1.
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TELEPHONE OPERATOR

THE WOODNER. 1886 18th st. NV.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR
erai company benefits; Hi'' paid vaes- eS-
tions. Apply Employment Once.
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. 27O0
Woodley rd. NV. Ia
Telephone Operator
White for small monitor switchboard.
must also type. Call TR. 345S.
- -15
Telephone Operator
White: must be experienced on large
hotel board: good starting salary;
many employe benefits. Apply per-
AMBASSADOR HOTEL
1404 K st. NV. --16
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, experience
necessary. Apply in person. HAR.
RIs q EWING. 1918 r st. NV.
Telephone and File Clerks
Openings for. girls. 1890 years age,
who are high school graduates
Please come to office in person for
THR cREDGT BUREXU
1921 G ST. NV. -16
TYPIST-Permanent position; 6-day
NORTH AMERICA. Room 6S0,
Woodward Bldg. 18th and H SITS.
TYPIsT-steady Job, good salary.
See Mr.. Klein. MARvIN's. 734 7th
TYPisT. for building material bust.
ness. Alexandria Va. experienced
with gen ONCE work. as permanent
position. XII. S-7205. Ia
TYPIST to work in ONCE Of whole
Apply r. 4. g. SPECIALITY CO,
TYPisT@Five-day week. sir-condi-
toned ONCE, life insurance, hos
pitaliza tion with surgical expense.
See Miss Jones. MUTUAL INSUR-
ANCE AGENCY, 1901 H. st. NV.
TYPIST-Services Of typist required
for 2 weeks beginning Oct. 90; g.
day week. 40 hours; $55. Cali ST.
5000 between and 2 pm. Wed,
TYPIST, white. for large auto parts
department; 5-day week. good hours
soS $685. s''sES cENrRAI Sa AUro NJ 5df%i pakr5 pc
TYPIsT-openins for young lady.
white, to do general nling and typ
ing; 1880. w.p.m. tipping speed
uecueu. All typinB from written
copy. Pleasant. congenial working
conditions; 371a-hr. wk. Paid vaca.
tion. and sick leave, hospitaliza ton.
Apply In person to MRS. JONES,
1900 r. I. ave. NV. Phone DI. 3412.
TYPIST in accounting department.
must be good at figures to work in
home ONCE 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
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY, 1857 K street NV. 15s
TYPlST for local CPA ONCE. Apply
Press Bldg. ME 1854. -i6
TYP!ST. white. under SO: permanent
positions; air-conditioned building.
modern cafeteria 4O-hour. 5-day
week: annual starting salary.
S2,4O0; liberal vacation and sick
leave. Apply NATIONAL GEO
GRAPHIC SOCIETY. personnel Of.
flce: 3rd and r SITS. me-. 9 am.
to pm. No phone calls. -I6
ONCE work check
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FLOOH SANDING and refinishing;
exper. mechanic; work guar; aver
age rm.. $I5. CO. 1880. 10
FURNITURE repaired and reflnished; /;
both. both m9dsrn %o assS snd ANTIQUE; free esti-
Home Improvements
Business remodelins. interior reoo-
RossRr Ess1asi aoopMAN e1MRs5; Mo esse. ssen''
NSULATfON-Rockwool blown IN
your attic and walls. All types Of In
sulation installed by factory branch.
esns RElefs Co. oudsea op GMERica SsHmfets
asssso agSS New York ave. ne: III "A.
iNT.-ExT. DECoRAToR-An work
! must be guar; satisfactory on
comp. Of Job. C. z. MOODY. ov.
MxTTREssEs remade. 81 up. STEIN
BEDpING CO. 1924 18th st. NV.
PAINTING. interior. exterior. Kem-
Toning. waterproofing; 40 yrs exp.
Days, JU. S-4967; LA. 6-4156.
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-commer-
. cial and residential: satisfactory for
25 yrs. MIR. LAWRENCE. RA. 9703.
PAINTING. PAPERNG. 80 years
CALVERT DECORATING CO.. DE.
PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. sanitas
hung; FIRST class work, white me-
chanic. Call AP. 7I3S. Lo. 4-Os1O.
PAINTING and paperhansing; frst-
your home and furnish you With
free estimates and advice. RA. 5093.
PAINTING. PAPERING. plastering;
attention. Cali IA. 1853. NIB 0'
PAPERHANGING, PAINTING-specia]
low prices this week; work euaran-
teed: save; SPIGEL. ia. 1928. IA
PAPER HANGING, $40 per room up:
1859 Sunfast washable paper; work
papFs1Ns sTsFan.sed. aE; eS 1898 or 1E; 24el ];
material furn'; o interior. teri; iAOeE eTterioI rHS
painting, ADMiRAL DEcoRAToRs
PAPERNG. scraping. plasterins,
iH'iHe; Ing. Ho. Ssssso' aoass oi0 mouse T1eek' f4
PAPERING AND PAINTING
BECKETT. MI. O93O. DU. 4053.
PLASTER1NG REPAIRS = Old and
new work. large and small Jobs; sat-
fsfac. guaranteed. Reas. SH. 4154
PLAsTERING. cement work; no jot
too far nor too small. HU. 4570
THOMAS. 93S r. !. ave. NV. 15'
ing. Skilled white mechanics. Prompt
service. NO. 574S. -15
PLUMBING AND HEATING; loves
prices given; free estimates. DU
RECORDERS. RADIOS. AMPLiF1EsRs
| prompt. courteous service. pickup
delivery. 1898 Conn. CO. 1903
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Observation-Disclosures Gift shop:
full time; days, 4o.hr: wk.; also
part-time. Apply MARY BAYNES.
3463 N; Fairfax DIR" Arl.. Va,
time. il to 3. lGs and III fun snGn time. 1Es 4e
hours, 5-day week. MARY BAYNES
GIFTS. s02 14th st. NV. Is
SEAMSTRESS
lob; 4ochr. week. si Free Sospissii.
CATION and insurance. Apply Mrs.
@. & S. LAUNDRY
4419 Baltimore Ave, Bladersbura,. Md
SECRETARY with stenographic expe-
Catholic once; pleasant working
conditions. Box I'LL, star.
SECRETARY, at least 30 years old by
patent lawyer in Los AngeleS. Calf.
MUS be experienced in patent solic-
iting and litigation secretarial work
and deslrous Of living in California.
For interview call Ma. 36ss between
SECRETARY. legal, experienced. p1.
SECRETARY. responsible person With
typing and shorthand exper. needed
by Oct; -: salary around Sos per
and l. on Wednesday.
SECRETARY TO RADIO Tv director.
We're still looking! Looking for the
secretary interested in the radio-TV
field a gal who wants to be the
boss. risht-hand detail man. Fast
shthd.. typing essential; salary
open; 5-day wk. Call DI. 1400 for
SECRETARY, not over 80; no expert
ence necessary but should be ac-
curate and present a good appear:
ance; pleasant working cond.; good
salary. Phone MA. 1924. la
SECRETARY. white. age 3O-40. must
be neat. competent and efhcient;
ead snd selling oSiadf oSeT Dhone
auaiifications. BOY 37s-J. Star. Ia
SECRETARY TRAINEE
A national organization has an
opening for young girl without
secretary for two travelling field
Duties include correspondence, re-
ports control, statistical analysis
and personnel work.
No 20 shorthand sS15h nc. require required; must type
Company benefits include 2-week
vacation. sick leave, free hospital
ization. free life insurance, annual
bonus and regular raises.
APPLY TO ~ NOON
SUITE 416. RING BUILDING
1900 18th ST. NV. --l5
SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS. exper.
only: highest piecework rate in town;
steady Job. Apply $50 7th ST.. Sc.
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored,
experienced COLUMBIA DRUG
STORE, 25th and Pa. ave. NV.
perm. position, ad-
vancement opportunities; 5-day wk.;
paid vacation. paid sick leave; DI.
1900, Ext. 215.
not over 40 yrs.
of age; $61 week to start: perma-
nent; 5-day. 40-hr. week; liberal
annual and sick leave privileges,
interesting work for motion picture
concern; must take dictation 95
w.p.m. or better. Apply RIM. 400.
Tower Bldg. 14th and K sts. NV,
or phone Ii. $500, Ext. 63323
SFENOGRAPHER. white. under 35.
good salary and working conditions:
ne. section. Will consider girl lust
out of school. Call MI. 0203. Ia
STENOGRAPHER for Washington's
largest appliance distributor; excel
lent surrounding and many com.
pany benefits; 5-day week paid
vacation. CAN HU. 1855. LO. 3-7S37
after hours. Ia
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PART TIME

Earn extra Christmas money. With
only 9 hrs. 3 evenings week. You
can add from $40 to $50 to your
income by displaying costume
jewelry. No canvassing. For in
terview appointment. write giving
phone no to Box 204-J. Star. Ia
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SITUATIONS MEN

ASSISTANT, SO.
single. college grad. experienced In
banking, government, real estate.
Box 371-K. Star, I7s
PAINTER DECORATOR Have own
brushes. Apartments. private homes;
first.class work: ready any time. DI.
5O16. l6s
PAINTING and paperhansins Jobs
Tefisble efss or ima; RA. 6ss H5Smps reasonable
STUDENT. desires after or eve. wk.;
law once pref. Veteran, age 90.
HO. 4446 after 1 pm. l4s
GENTLEMAN. middle-ased, exper.
sheet metal and copper repairing.
Hotel OF apt. maintenance. Box
HIGH School BOY seeks partt.time
job. full days Sat. and Sunday and
one weekday evening. TO. 48S6.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd jobs, yard, work.
Ge elsan,nE Sa'ea1s ese ssVxTioA sssSVPxsTFsoeA S nsSfs
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1882.
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HO. 2476
TYPISTs
TYPIST

Experienced, under 35 yrs. of age:
for scientific research organizat ton.
1A-HR. DAY, 5-DAY WK.
"a DAYS ANNUAL LEAVE
Is DAYS SICK LEAVE
For Interview, Call Elk. 500. Ext. 80
TYPIsT-RECEPTIONIST - General
pRsESs eflss Sgties opIiS. q day SvI Ek Aqply
3 neat Ha'xssn a snd 5000 sS ss! pss
soaa6 eEoRdEroMN ThgarRa ARgli @anfsslI 1851
Wis. ave. after $50 pm. is
WAITRESS: white. expsrisnssd; ex,
fssFt sEsTauRR IigRi8f s54 PPy sR 4xsHR s. nv BAY
WAITRESS. white; full or part time;
must must be neat and efficient. GO.
TzTREss AT Essscs ssDtsA Ear "sasss saS oSff Efitt
waIrRsEss-csouSTER tlr s2ss q S;M GIRL. white: Viii
full or part-time day work: good
salary. meals. tips. Apply MR.. DIS
WATTRESs WANTED. white. expert
snesn MARYs s9y ~ apiy eth IN st. Rers0n son PETE
MATTRESSES. experienced: good tips.
Apply 612 18th ST.. NV. Ia
MATTRESSES. 2. (white); also watt
ress for counter work: top salary
and tips. Apply MARINER SEA
FOOD RESTAURANT, 1919 Wis.
ave. OIL. 1887. -15
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WOMEN

WE NEED 3 WOMEN WHO
WANT TO SUPPLEMENT
THEIR INCOME. 4 HOURS
PER DAY, GOOD PAY. SEE
MRS. HUNTINGTON, SIG H
ST. NE.
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METAL DOORS
Surplus lot Of metal doors; tremen-
dois savings; can be bought very
cheap; standard and many odd
sizes; hush styles, louvre. panel.
vision panel, half-glazed doors;
suitable for interior or exterior
we have had in a long time.
We have in stock, large quantities
good used relotex, S35 per NJ; hum
dreds OF yards battle ship linoleum,
yards wide. soc running yard:
used furnaces, blackboard slate,
pebble fibre siding in good condi-
ton, 3t2c per square IT.; many
many more bargains in our yafo.
ABCD CORPORATION
1881 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Arl.. Va.
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AElp--WoMEN

TELEPHONE CLERK, 40!hour week;
typing helpful. RE. O433.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, first-class
apartment; Apply chief operator.
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TYPIST--General ofice work check
Ing credit ref. handling Of cash.
Top salary to right party. Hosp.
Call Mr.. Coran, AP. 1877 after
Mon. 900 am. 3408 r. !. ave, Mt.
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White, exper., rotating shifts, lib.
eral company benefits; paid vaca-
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL, 27O0
Woodley rd. NV. Ia
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADD1T1ONS--Free estimates, femod-
sas coNsrRxGf1Nd sSlfI s0 CO.. 5o0i ME. caaGhA sssb
ADDITIONS
remodeling. interior redecorating. %
GOODMAN. WO. 1906.
AIR Condolences removed, and
also. stored; $26 season. Elk.
AssPPHxLT DRIvEwAYs. parking lots
e $500 S't or read' 81! 45s7. s5e' estimates o.
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
New Work or Repair. ST. 1000
BATHROOM REMODELING; colorful
plastic tile; inexpensive. perm; also
kitchens; terms. JU. S-9S84. 14'
g oSs SSsness ESSE hGmf
Of your properly BoNDsToNE
never needs painting. is fire. ter
mite and weather proof. Free esti-
GapfA TsSsS yssFs ycoNrS.EpaYYN T. paYY WI Co eqss se
BRICK WORK. new and repair: re-
tanning walls, walks. steps, patioS.
outdoor fireplaces, etc. Work guar
anteed; Free estimates. BLADEN d
BRICK WORK, chimneys, walls. steps,
walks; new or repairins; lst-class
work. Ewes. MI. 611S or NO. S81S.
BRICK WORK IN GENERAL. fre-
places. porches. retaining walls. con-
c5s5e co Ef' E9rs: s:75ss flsss A Jobs RiN1ssD1 is
BRICKWORK, large or small jobs. ga
RACES. retaining walls. steps and fire.
PLACES; fair prices, free estimates.
CARPENTRY. alterations. repairs.
remodeling. Old and new work. MR..
CARPENTER WORK-SmaI Jobs any
kind: also roof and sidewall; shingles.
Reliable mechanic; free estimates.
CARPESTIRY. ali types Of work: rec
JOHN v. HARNER. AP. O292. III
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR
Available to contract carpentry. labor
on new homes. or will consider fore:
man job on group homes: skilled
mechanics. LO. 5-0es3. lib
CEMENT. BRICK MASON steps. side
walks, driveways, patios. water
proofins; Walls, minor repairing
CEMENaTTs. BRICK MASON. steps side
walks. driveways. patios. water
proof walls, minor repair EX. 1894
DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor -kleened or no charge. ROTo-
ROOTER. Phone RA. SSS8 any dag.
DRivEWAYS-Call US for immediate
service on concrete drtyeways and
walks Call Mr.. RICHARDSON, GE.
DRivEwAYs. porches. walks. steps. |
bSmt. repairs, Call weekdays after |
EiK64Rdcyxr e1I dey sun RErsiksSo RI 91ss lob too
small. no lob too large. ARGYLE
ELECTRIC. JU. S-1255. -10 I
FENCE-Galvanized chain link; all
posts in concrete. immediate erec- |
ton. Get the best for less. No down |
payment. SO months to pay. Phone |
Ii, 1855; evenings and Sunday
NO. 552S.
Flagstone and Stone
Cement drivewayG walks. steps. |
porches. retaining walls. tile drain. |
asEEho ss AS Sxsseuccfo. SnsssS5 isplassi ST. ,7ss
FLOORS sANDED and iinished-l
0uality work at o reasonable price. |
AZ. NORRIS, SH. 2277. lis
FLOOR SERVICE. Nothing but the
best: laying, sanding, fintshing.
cleaning; paruuet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-l
ToRe Mc- 1872 wisconsin svs..i
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TelenhOine Onerator

Telephone Operator
White for small monitor switchboard,
must also type. Call TR. 345S.
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HElP--WoMEN

Observation-Disclosures gift shop:
full time; days, 40-hr. wk.; also
part-time. Apply MARY BAYNES,
3463 N. Fairfax dr.. Arl.. Va,
Kann's shopping area. 80
SALESWOMEN. for gift shop. part
time. IL to 3. and full time. 40
hours. 5-day week. MARY BAYNES
GIFTS 002 14th ST NV ia
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REPAiRs AND SERVICE tcont.

FLOOE SANDING and refinishing;
age rm., SIG. CO. 1880. -l9
FURNITURE repaired and refinished; /;
both modern and antique; free esti-
mates. HO. 1884, IA
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LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS
OPEN SAT.-OPEN SUN.
$3.50 Til $50 . Til 3
Phone Ludlow 1-120O
SALE-SAVE MONEY

rSUupy SEE. lA. IurTlnS. &C. GxZ
8 IT,. 35c; special studs, s it.. 39c:
dry cedar sheatbins, l.c it.; knotty
16c; sheetrock 4xS'. $3.50; ply.
wood. 4xS' S4.75; masonite. 4xs',
$3.50; insulating vallboard, AXIS. !.
50. IT. roll 1895: special doors.
S3,95; new sash. half-price; CELL
ing tile, washable, scrubbable and
sound d-deadering lie 50. #: wall
planking. 8 it.. l2c. Sa. IT; 1X4" yell
low pine flolrins, lac IT. Thoroseal
Waterproofing. gparanteed; lge: So
!xS". 12c IT,, Reg. $50 interior
doors, sale price. 1895. Free de-
livery to Falls Church. Arlington.
Fairfax and suburban Virginia on
Saturdays. Free delivery TO Rockville.
Wheaton. Silver Spring. Prince
Georges Co on Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays" Robby sez: Need
money for home repairs? No money
ooWni sos1NsosN as tsos PSs pSMsER e peS" eo.
1899 Kenilworth Ave. NE.
Open weekdays and Saturday, $50.
6:30 and every Sunday. 9-3.
4S in. gas. 1851.
like new; commercial type; orig.
price $345; sale price $226. Call
ia. S-075O or JE. 4-4lSS. 10
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YOUNG LADY

YOUNG GIRL, clerk-typist, for ac-
counting dept; 40-hour week; small
once. Call Ii 3-01O 90 DO
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YOUNG LADY

Good typist, 1887 yrs; exper. not
necessary. excel. working conditions.
starting salary and regular increases.
Phone or call in person. Mr.. Bullard,
81. 1888. COASTAL FINANCE
CORP. 1895 New Hampshire ave,
TakOma Park. Nd. 20
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SEAMSTRESS

To work with shirt unit. Permanef
Job. 40-hr. week. Free hoSpitali
cation and insurance. Apply Mrs
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW

FOR EMPLOYMENT. odd ]
wall washing, carl
cleaning, etc. SALV
Harbor I,ights Corn.
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HELP WOMEN Cont }
MANAGER
Retail Gifts and Housewares

Retail GlICS ana housewares
Cham organization opening this week
Q new small store in fine downtown
location. Alert. age 25-40. lively
personality. good appearance Must
be experienced in retail sales. mer-
Salary open. Write full past en-
ploymentS and present earnings.
In strictest confidence to Box
14l-T Star
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1eI6PIIUIIe Operator
White: must be experienced on large
many employe benefits. Apply per-
sonnel ofdce.
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@. & S. LAUNDRY
4419 Baltimore Ave-, BladersburR.. Md.

SECRETARY with stenographic expe-
rience for director of national
Catholic ONCE; pleasant working
conditions. Box I'LL, Star
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TYPiST-Permanent position; 6-day
week: apply INSURANCE CO. OF
NORTH AMERICA. Room ego.
woodward Bldg. 18th and II SITS.
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.IelephOne and File Clerks
Openings for. girls. 1870 years age,
who are high school graduates.
Please come to ofice in person for
interview. Ask for Miss White.
THE CREDIT BUREAU
Evening star., 1952-03-02
&zIIz

SURPRISE! We fully predicted repercussions
from Marian Lees article, "Are Women Bet
ter Drivers?" January 27) and thought we
had prepared for the worst. We must admit,
though, that letters from readers didn't all
follow the strict male VS.. female pattern we
had expected.
One reader, man. says: women are bet
ter drivers - front seat or back!" Another,
obviously little on the cranky side, writes:
Nobody should drive car, man or woman.
Me, drive buggy and not much at that. I
never 60 anywhere"
WHAT 10 GENIUS? When Howard Van
Smiths article, s'You Can Make Your Child
a Genius" page 10y, went to press, mem
Der of our staff decided to turn to book of
quotations to learn what the literary giants
and sages of the past have said on the subject.
To his total disrnay he discovered that
geniuses themselves don't agree on the mean
ing of genius" One of the most common
definitions, though, was attributed to several
famous people, including ]. M. Barrie. Charles
Dickens, Carlyle and Samuel Butler the
Younger. They claim that genius IS an
infinite, transcendent or supreme capacity for
taking pains or trouble.
Not being geniuses ourselves. we like best
the following definition from Ebert Hubbard
Genius is the capacity of evading hard work. +"
TEEN-ACER PROBLEM. Are this nations
youngsters drifting in startling numbers to-
ward careers of crime, dope addiction and
immortality? THIS WEEK determined to find
out, assigned crack reporter team, Jhan and
June Robbins, to dig out The Truth About
Teen-Agers." Their important - and hope
full - discoveries will be published in next
weeks issue. The EDITORS
Evening star., 1952-03-02
ROSE FROM HOUDINI
by James Hilton

"CQ -, ,
performance the cTOCd to aOsO there
Others lonely w0nsGn and yOu MeW a rOse
AFTER the death of Harry Houdn the famous magician this
"A letter from old lady found his intimate papers
OF all the countless n letters he had received this the one ne
evidently valued the and took most pains
And think he did well For it is not to writers to
express so knowingly the ache
many artists to receive such tribute
Todays world world of hugeness of tremendous events in
all lives of agescale welfare and largesae disaster But
still for small kindly things and need not call
ourselves sentimental for cngng the memory of hem Houdn
and his unknown correspondent did, until the end
ow did you know needed rose? Perhaps he didn't But in
gesture from the CASUAL perhaps in way
accidental and peso there contact to be for
gotten - touch the of life ITSELF
Evening star., 1952-03-24
Commissioners Criticized
By NAACP Speaker

District Commissioners were ac-
cused last night of failing to hire
responsible police officials with
moral courage, adequate educa-
tional background and admins
tratiye ability"
The charge was made by Mrs
Virginia Richardson Mcclure
former president Of the local
chapter Of the National Associa.
ton for the Advancement of Col
ored People. during the last in q
series of NAACP meetings held to
protest police brutality.
THE failure Of police to exer-
else their authority honestly and
with proper restraint is the fail
ure of the appointing officials
whether Commissioners or other
wise," she said. The meeting was
held in Campbell ANyE Church
Nichols avenue and Summer road
Sc.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
POPULAR MUSIC

Whether you want popular music for back.
ground or relaxation, or "hot" numbers for
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only on FM stations.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
IRidgwoy Proys for Patience
During Prolonged Truce Talks

analysis Of what you intend to de
and what your detectives are.
Far reaching, almost meal
Iculable consequences could flow
from acts which some Of our peo-
|ple advocate in the current situa-
ton. But such suggestions do moi
bespeak any sort of objective
analysis "
He described as "most disturb
ing" Russia's charges that the
Allies are waging germ warfare
lin North Korea charges denied
repeatedly by high United States
officials.
"It is completely in accord with
the deliberate and repeated en-
lployment of falsehoods Of Soviet
leaders" Gen. Ridgeway said. "It
is all a part Of the big lie. The
result is more hatred and more
lanimosity and less chance of get
ting the world situation straight
iened out"
Evening star., 1952-03-24
Union Advice SOUGHT
In Textile Employment
By the Associated Press

An Office of Defense Mobiliza-
tion surplus manpower committee
today asked union leaders for sug-
|gestions for relieving unemploy-
Iment in some portions of the tex
tile industry without causing un-
employment elsewhere.
The committee, which started
hearings last Thursday. is seeking
means Of applying to textiles a
new Government procurement
policy which permits the negotia-
ton Of contracts in high unem-
Iployment areas even though goods
might be obtained cheaper else
where.
|. On today's witness list are Emil
Rieve, president of the Textile
Workers Union Of America, CIO;
Mariana S. Bishop, director of the
unions cotton and rayon division
John Chupa, director for woolens
land worsteds; William Belander
regional director for New Eng
land, and Sol Barkin, research di-
rector.
Northern members Of Congress
contend contracts are going to
Southern mills because of lower