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Evening star., 1952-05-16
Busy College Student
Storts Day at ; AN.
BY the Associated Press

PELZER. S. C.-Bob Edens, 90
year-old college man, has a sched-
ule that's enough to tucker a per-
son out just reading about it.
He's up at 3 am. delivers 81
newspapers, walks home for
breakfast. then trudges a mile to
a highway and hitch-hikes a IT.
mile ride to Greenville and his
classes at Furman University.
Even on Sundays he delivers
papers. He also works with young
people at the First Baptist Church.
After that he does his homework.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
Stute Society Dunce

The Pennsylvania State Society
will hold its last dance of the
season at 9 pm. tomorrow in the
Shoreham Hotel. Cherry Blossom
Queen Elizabeth Ann Meyer will be
guest of honor.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
ORIGIN of Cunnino

PARIS.-Canning of food by
the hermetic sealing process was
invented in France late in the
10th century, primarily as a move
to preserve the food needed to
feed Napoleon's armies.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
By Thomas R. Henry
Science Editor Of the Stor

ATLANTIC CITY, May 16.-i
new kind of shock treatment ha.
been reported to the American
Psychiatric Association here.
It consists merely of flashing 8
light in the eyes after administra.
ton of a mildly anaesthetic drug
For the past Is years variou.
"knockouts" have been used with
good affect in treatment of vic.
tins of what is probably the most
prevalent of all types of insanity
dementia praecox. This malady o1
the mind fills more hospital bed.
than any other illness.
At first, patients were thrown
into convulsions by heavy doses oi
insulin. Then other convulsion-
producing drugs were used an6
the most prevalent method al
present is to send an electric cur
rent through the brain. Cures, al
least temporary, are reported. Al
the best the treatment is harsh.
Same Results Obtained.
Much the same effects can be
produced. it was reported by DR.
George A. Ulett of Washington
University. st. Louis. by the light
flashing treatment. A strong light
is turned on the face from six to
20 times a minute and the same
alterations of the brain waves is
produced as in the more violent
forms of shock therapy.
DR.. Ulett described the reaction
as a "sub-shock." The patient
never loses consciousness. The
alteration in the brain wave pat
tern. he said, persists only as long
as the light stimulus remains on
and it makes no difference If the
patients eyes. are closed. The
changes in the brain waves can
be recorded constantly through the
treatment. Commissions are pro-
but they are not so violent
as in other methods Of shock
therapy-
Can't Connect Brains.
It has been said that man has
two brains-the actual brain itself
and the adrenal glands. The latter
supposedly came first in evolution
has ever found a real as
sociation between them, so far a.
mental disease is concerned.
With the discovery of cortisone
most potent Of the hormones Sc
creted into the blood stream by
the adrenals. it now is possible tc
remove these glands entirely ano
keep a patient alive. This is a new
surgical procedure for cases o1
cancer Of the breast in women anC
PROSTATE cancer in men. Some
of the patients also have been in
sane.
Their mental reactions have beer
studied at the Worcester Founda.
ton, Worcester. Mass, and, it wa.
reported by DR.. Nathaniel S. Ap.
ter, notable improvements hav,
been found in two Of six victims o1
dementia praecox. Both were
old. and had been in a menta.
hospital most of their lives. After
the adrenal operation they were
able to return to their homes anc
apparently are making a good ad.
justment to the outside world.
Need for Experiments.
Physicians of the Worcester
Foundation believe that this pro.
cedure holds out considerable hope
in the whole field of dement's
praecox and that the present neeo
is to experiment with a large num-
Evening star., 1952-05-16
Need for Experiments.

Physicians of the Worcester
Foundation believe that this pro-
cedure holds out considerable hope
in the whole field of dementia
praecox and that the present need
is to experiment with large num-
Evening star., 1952-03-19
~ CoIored Cadet Officers Get
Commissions as Z, 500 Watch

About $500 spectators last night
saw the presentation Of commits
sions to 81 cadet officers Of the
Districts colored high schools.
The ceremonies. In the National
Guard Armory, involved 900 ca
diets. whose precision marching
and military drills impressed the
audience. which included Mai.
Gen. Thomas e. Herren, COM
manding general Of the Military
District Of Washington.
He said he regretted that Army
regulations prevent us from do
ing more for the Cadet Corps.
"This was a reference to certain
limitations imposed in connection
with supplying equipment to the
cadets, under the National De-
Tense Act.
The new cadet colonel for the
colored high schools, Armstrong,
Cardozo, Phelps Vocational and
Dunbar. is Nathaniel r. Geary. II.
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
s. Geary Of 532 Tennessee avenue
NE.
Cadet Col. Geary is a senior
at Dunbar. He is q member Of
the Honor Society and last veal
Evening star., 1952-03-19
n. B. koyes 10 Take
PAD Posi- April |

Appointment Of Howard b.
Noyes. vice president Of the Wash
ington Gas Light Co.. to succeed
C. p. Rather as assistant deputy
administrator Of the Petroleum
Administration for Defense was
announced yesterday by Interior
Secretary Chapman.
Mr.. Noyes will I'LL a temporary
appointment as spe Nal assistant
to Mr.. Rather until the latter's
resignation from the agency on
March 81.
The new assistant deputy will
serve without. compensation. He
has been with the Washington Gas
Light Co. since r940. AS vice presi-
dent Of the utility. he has had
general supervision over all its op-
Grating departments. Before COM
ing to washington he was mana
ger and treasurer Of the Man
chester IN. HI Gas Co. for two
years. His experience also had ex-
tended to other fields, principally
with the Philadelphia Electric Co.
and the PottStown (Pa0 gas plant.
Mr.. Noyes was graduated il
civil engineering from Cornell
University in 1927 and is a native
Of Albany. N. 2.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Restoration Of S847,75O
For INDECENT Care Urged

The Bradbury Heights Citizens
Association last night asked Con-
gress to reinstate an $847.750 item
for INDECENT medical care In the
1858 District budget.
The group also urged the Com
missioners to abandon q recently
stepped-up practice Of sending
INDECENT patients to Gallingel
Hospital on the ground 1t would
interfere with the training o1
resident doctors, internes afle
nurses at the other Washington
Hospitals.
In other actions. the group in.
dorsed the appointment Of vii.
liam J. Smith, president Of the
Southeast Council, to the Dis
trict Board of Education, and
recommended the promotion o1
Capt. Thomas Edwards. COM
manding No. IA police precinct
to the rank Of inspector.
Edward j. Rees, president, con-
Quoted the meeting in the Davis
School, Forty-fourth place and
H street Sc.
Evening star., 1952-03-19

commanded the winning squad in
the schools drill. He also was
high point man on Dunbar's rifle
team in 1851.
The commissions were awarded
by Col. James H. Robinson, execu-
tive officer in the Office Of the
civilian aide to the Secretary Of
Defense. Col. Robinson is q 1920
graduate Of Armstrong and q for
mer cadet company commander
there. In extending greetings to
the young officers, he said the
Board Of Education places great
trust In the cadet officers.
Presiding at the ceremonies was
DR.. Harold A. Haynes, first assist
ant superintendent of District
schools. Mai. Benjamin L. Hun
ton. a Reserve Army officer, is re-
sponsible for the training of the
Districts colored high school
cadets.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
BOZ, 4, Has Store Teeth
And Gets Along Fine
By the Associoted Press

DECATUR. nl.. Mar. 1s.--When
4-year-old Joseph Michael Doolin
smiles, he displays q rare set Of
false teeth.
Only i've Of Joe's teeth are his
own. His baby teeth were poor.
SO q dentist pulled all but five on
February IS and installed den
lures.
Joe gets along fine. Apples,
caramels and bubble gum don't
faZe him.
With minor adjustments, his
store teeth are expected to last
Joe until his permanent teeth
come in a couple of years.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Paramount Signs Stor
In European Films
BY shs Associat.d Press

HOLLYWOOD. Mar. 1s.-Su-
zanne Cloutier. daughter Of the
Queens printer of Canada. has
been signed to . movie contract
at Paramount Studio.
She is a well-known actress in
Europe, having starred in such
French films as "The Sinners
and Juliet" and in the English
Derby Day" opposite Michael
Wilding.
Miss Cloutier was -born in OF
tawa. Her father, Edmund Clou-
tier. is in charge Of printing cur
rency. stamps. forms and other
government papers.
Evening star., 1952-03-19

LoWEsTPRICED Motoroa II" Console! Truly low price,
for famous console with all these features Glare
areaeector SWITCH full trebebase tone control cleaning
cabnet Tops in value at price
open tonight till 9.
Evening star., 1952-03-19

. Large meat storage tray
. 21.Ib. freeze chest
. Bottle space on both sides
Of freeze chest
Evening star., 1952-01-07

4536 MACOMB ST. N.W.-Lse. beau
tifully furnished pine-paneled suite.
Living rm., bedrm., bath and shower,
for gentleman desiring quiet, we'll
ordered Christian home; air cond.
heat; daily maid service; nom
DuPoNT dSSsF tS2 eIRcEEmen. Gfl mo EN- sssa sinsl.
PARK RID. NV. 1869 at i4th st.;
n blk. bank, theater, etc.: single
Tnl pvt. home. AID. 0413. 80.
WILSON HOUSE-2015 .Kalorama rd.
dsssn doSble s2s sasR co s5ns5ss saaa ssOssso is
WILSON HoUsE-1622 18th st. NV.
$50. sgle. $40 MI. s2ss. 10
TV AND REFGR. in your rm.; dbie
or triple: Sl5-S2I; small sgle., SO
S14. Ex. 0653. %
1926 G ST. N.W.-In heart Of city
men: S6 wk. UP. Ex. ssss. O. :
2O24 18th ST. N.W.-Ciean as Q PIN
good heat and hot water; sgle. OF
dble.; S5 wk. up. AID. 9425. g
ia 18th ST. N.W.--Right downtown;
! block White House; singles anC
dhls,; So Ek; up: ST. 6340. g.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-l lge. dble.
oR e@. tYs7 sY59 1sss; sf5sr Ps1t bath' ladies'
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Master bed
transp.; gentleman; s55. Wo. 1882
Mr.. 18th AND r SITS. N.w.-Rm
with pvt. bath; also rm., share bath
With w all, person; for santlensn
57I7 COLO. AvE.-Attr. fr. twin bed.
1a1,,,d E1nn;, also 1,s;1 sinsls; nsxt bath, shower
rnl., private bath; 8 minis. to F st.
burl walnut furn.. new dec; frepl.
easy chairs. pretty lamps; loysl!
WESTMINSTER HOTEL, 18th snt
Cue sts.; sgle. and dble rms; run
water; $9-S16; elevator. HO. 6720
NICELY FURN.. big room. bath
snoTeT; ST. nE eTav' Ta lsha lsssahasp. 414 Buchanan
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Lse. bright
iurn.. next bath; low rental; neai
sSs. isSs ss11SS 18th IT, &ks sIKs 8 DASIRs SiRs
4s6s Ran s4R4aiNisAs AVE. was N.w.--FFon
sSd''s Sa srssssr 'saH 80 beds ca dG R' of f'si:
54O8 18th ST.-Large 2nd-d. iron
room, large closet, twin beds, PVT
bath. i or 2 gentlemen; maid serv'
GEORGETOWN-Nicely furn. singh
rm., for empl. gentleman. bath witt
sshoewer; .serairvt.; transp. conv. DU
WARM. PLEASANT room; near Gv
University. Phone ME. $3.50, Apt
6i3 NICHOLSON sT.-Twin beds
phone. warm. det. house; goot
transp.; $40 mo-; for tive. GE. 672O
34S2 14th ST. N.W.-2nd-n. front
| pvt. bath. twin beds; / or 2 empl
nondrinking adults. RA. 9592. -
Ink. privil.: $e-Ss wk.; i empl. gil
| each rm. 1885 Harvard NV. So
1410 NJ NV, Apt. 402-Room, twil
| beds; rent singly or couple; apt
house. Va block Thomas Circle. o.
NICELY FURNISHED. single room
conv; location; employed lady. HU
Evening star., 1952-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RUGS; ys,v Persian sass n.E PVT
san and l. pr. Kabistann 61ax7la;
new upholstered occasional chairs.
RUGS. imported Persian. Oriental
design; heavy. closely woven foI
good wearing; 9x12. $49.5O; 8xll.
S3S 90: other sizes propor. priced
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 @ st. NV.
RUGS-oriental and Chinese. room
RUG SHOP. 2427 18th st. NV.
Oriental. all sizes;
drastically reduced. CASSABIAN,
1904 o st. at Wis. ave. 3
RUG. 9x12, all wool, blue, with pad;
good condition. Reas. OW. 2119.
SAFE, Diebold. portable: 2 drawers
with lock compartment; % in
high, 16 in. wide, 16 in. deep; used
l9 months: GOOD cond.: S96 cash
33A BenninR I'd. me-, Ii. 7-9S8S.
chain. 8 it.: practically
new; l extra chain; 1895. Phone
SHOWCASE. meat. Warren make; q
Home phone, LU. 1-7443. 9s
SINGER SEWING MACHINES-One
demonstrator available at reduced
price. SINGER SEWING CENTER,
1921 Conn. ave. NV, EN- 4244. Ia
Evening star., 1952-01-07
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

ARLTNGT0N-1-bedrm. apt; on bus
line; couple only s65 month. Cail
APT. fP No sS0s aftsT dsga pT. 81. SEE rms.
E.E, BRuEN1NdER 4 soNs. oHiF Nc.
,aos aosO sTifEE . n'Ei ST. N.E.-and floor
apt; rooms, kit, and bath. back
eS5sG eSGefe. s1SsS s. 1880 &c. prefer employed
SCI bedroom, living room, kitchen.
dinetts dsos bath; S6e.6o, heat included.
2 SEgDRSs;, Ig Ms 5iv; rm.. din. s@.. flt..
busline in i-fare zone. See janitor,
3510 Minnesota ave Sc. HRRBERT
HARVEY INC, e12 17th st. NV.
the sf; coSiMiANDER s5S1i APIS. 1873 18th
st. n:w.-Efaciency, consisting Of
pullman kit, in new air-cond. bldg;
walking distance downtown; 0ccu-
pacy this month; .$s6 incl. utils.
Apply at desk in lobby. -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS apt. ex.
tra lge. rm.. living ,rm.. dining rm,
kit, bedrms., hall and bath. lge.
fSTered STn ran ffnt sPSs PSEe @A hfat ss" sSs water
HYATTsviLLE-one 2nd-ioor ant.
living rm., dining rm., kit, 2 bed
rms; rms; and bath: util. incl: SOS. WA.
45sS MacARTHUR BLVD bedrm.,
race apt; immed. occup.; $72.43.
St. E NV. NX. 2s45.~ ~ - @s "a
NEWLY DECORATED, 1 bedrm., uv.
rm.. dinette. kit. and bath apt. in
e. Se'tEsr y. cs s saaSNosN sasttSP sstS tcAs ash
AEsxANpfi4. iESSs 4 Il .V vaMs.din. NA dasaS lv: s,
szANEoS a. y fGcHs. 1906 II &.
FGES. II 4 desired. s-rm. and bath
sssi..rRESm. sri Rxs etnasfs caii BE- $685. 81 Iss'h'
UNFURN. APT. s.E.-2 Tm1.. lit.
rent to settled. married cpie;; no
children or pets; rental S44.oe per
With titchsn 1 and OssS. SS' 1ass rs nPS1i; Ssrk
WHITE bedrm., liv. rn., kit. Sos
plus dn VII, VII, 10 seaton Pl. NV. Can
refsr., $50 mo. 10. s-ss5s. 3 ~
GAITHERSBURG-Living rm., bed
rm;, kitchen and pvt. bath. Adultss
$60 and $40. Gaithersburg bbS or
Mr.. BOILING FIELD lss., mod
adj: 6usline. call sH. b2Ss. IS
ss:s sssr AND .Ds fHs z .Is.I.ps sETn;s ssnd /;
suitable. for. . couple; heat and
hhoot water furn., S125. Ewes, WI.
20 ~ J. LEO KoLB co;
1887 Wis. Ave. MI. 2100.
Evening star., 1952-01-07

ROOMS AND APTS.-Refrigeration,
water. semipvt bath; vicinity OF
I4th and Irving. Call DU. 0624,
8 to 8. IL to j. to 5. 10
DUPONT CIR, VIC. 1711 18th st.
n.w.-Extra large I'm. for 2; retgr.,
hot plate, running water, large
closet; $50. DU. $685.. -
ACROSS STATLER-Lge. corner rm.,
twin beds; refgr.; adj. shower; S16.
1901 K st. NV. IS
|2 NICE, light. housekeeping rooms,
with refrg.;. $3.50 each. Key in
ofiice. 500 Mass. ave. ne. IS
18th AND MONROE SITS. NV
Large room, kitchenette, hot plate;
ideal for couple. MI. 2506. -S
LARGE LIGHT housekeeping room
on End floor, near bath. 1920 Co
lumbia I'd. NV.
1447 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lge. front
1st A.; modern equip; SIG wk.;
quiet cple. only; no drinkers. NE.
43I3 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Furn. nm,
hot plate and sink: children al
lowed; close to everything; pvt.
Ink. Frigid.. hot plate, share
bath. 2113 o ct. NV. --S
Evening star., 1952-01-07
ROOMS rURNIsHED-N.E.

Mr.. SENATE OFFICE-Bedrm. and
liv. rm., breakfast privils.; apt
bldg; best transp.: settled busines.
woman. Refs; $50. Ii. 3-4127. -1s
Appointment only. EN-. 0626. Ia
L FURNISHED ROOM for or
gentlemen; $5 week each. 1928
Orren st. ne, Apt. -S
005 MASS. ave. N.E.-Desirabls
well furn. room In excellent area
good .tranSp.. single or double; low
LOVELY ROOM FOR GIRL in apt. o.
Jewish widow: home priyils.; or
furn. rm. for refined emp. couple
AL PRIVILEGES. Ii. 4-0276. y"
COL0RED-ROOM, home PRIVILEGES
couple or man. 1885 Blaine st
COLORED-VERY NICE ROOM. nice
home, pleasant surroundings. fol
refined couple or . single. Ii.
COLORED-12s PENN ST. Ne
Beautifully furnished rm. in conv.
loc.; very reasonable rent. LUS-
TINE REALTY CO.. 412 6th st.
coE0RRb@iss7 DO Ri oyssi N. CAPITOL ST.
! room. kitchen; also single room
for man.
Evening star., 1952-01-07
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1I12 11th ST. N.W.-Furnished COM
fortably, incl, sink. refgr., etc. $3.50
wk. MI. 9472.
COMPLETE 3rd FL. 2nd d.; semi
pvt. bath; 2 or 5 persons each apt.
Redecorated. Infant accepted. Best
transp. Best terms. (Spare time ad-
dressing envelopes.) AID. 0060. --S
2 ROOMS with hot plate, refrtgerator
and sink; use Of phone and all
utils.; nr. Cath. y; $40. 703
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Room
Single or double, S12 wk.; facing
Union station Park. sol 2nd st.
ne, At. 1853, oW. 1886: Ill
214S r ST. N.W.-Front studio rrn..
refsr. radio, TV. shower. garage;
S15-S22.50 per wk. EX. Q653.
TIT WEBSTER ST. NV. large warm
room, soubis bed; cozy. $50 mo
cahHfLpkESN II iS wELcoME-rvo rms. IN
pvt. home. hot plate and sink in one:
also hot plate In nice Ice. front rn.;
laund privil.; close to everything.
1913 Kansas ave. NV. RA. 3S06.
i4se HARVARD ST. N.W-Lge. front
rm. for ladies: 81 wk.. incl. Fecep-
ton rm.. kit. laundry. H0. 77Ss.
Evening star., 1952-01-07
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started,
open rate. SH. 1854. l2'
ACC0UNTANT-certified; part time;
prefers accounting firm. Box 359-
r, Star. -
CREDIT and collection manager
thoroughly experienced in all phases
of credit and collection work; capa-
BILE Of running complete operation
OF credit ONCE, Box 2s7-c' Star
EX-ARMY PILOT-cons't'n push,
BARTENDER, railroader; coll grad. /;
perfect health; anything. anywhere
interesting and remunerative. Box
3l9-C, Star. s.
EDITORIAL. Experienced newspaper
man seeks weekend or evening part
time work; Rewrite, copy reading.
Box 322-c. Star. e'
EXECUTIVE, young, 80. past 8 years
as purch. agent tconStructton), pre-
viously statistical ANALYST Govt. :
good businessman with knowledge
costs, markets, scheduling, manage
nent problems and controls; desire
Shange to more stable industry:
27s-C, Star. 7'
MEN AvAILABLE-For employment,
odd Jobs. yard work. wall washing,
carpentry, houSecleaning, etc. SAL
VATION ARMY, Harbor Lights Corp.
NE. 1882.
MANAGER, exp. women's. children's
apparel, strong hoorman CT.O0. per-
sonnel. windows, buying. 10. 2-S036.
WAREHOUSE MAN or truck driver.
wants steady Job; city reference
Call HU. 6434.
YOUNG MAN with 10 years per-
sonnel experience in field Of en-
ployment placement and personnel
relations, desires change. Excellent
references and background. Avail
able end Of January. Will consider
West Coast or New York. Write
Box S5-D, Star. -
PART-TIME WORK desired, s a.m.-S
am, vicinity Of Silver Spring. GE.
1900 weekdays. $50 to 6. -
COLORED BOY. Is, desires part-time
Job. Please call NO. 1859 after 8
CoLoRED MAN desires work as truck
driver or delivery boy: D. C. driver
permit. ME 1881. -
Evening star., 1952-01-07

TELEvISION. 1851 model, II" Moto-
rola with indoor antenna; excellent
condition: DE. 1884. -7
TELEVlSIONS, 1851 and 1852. new
gain prices. 8 til 8, GE. 1924. Ii
TELEVISION SETS-useo. all brands
all sizes; every one guaranteed;
storewtde clearance: open ewes. til
8. Easy terms. ROYAL APPLIANCE
CO.. 1911 Nichols ave. s.e.. LU.
Evening star., 1952-01-07
p00Ms ElJRM.-MD. g. VA.

ROOMS EURN.-MD. 8 VA.
ARLTNGTON-Dble. bedrm., cple. OF
girls; refs; breakfast, TV, local phi
privils.; laun. facilities. IA. S-32S3.
LGE. MASTER BEDRM. - Gentle.
men. in new home near bus, Penta-
gon. Unlim. phone. IA. 4-0560. -
SILVER SPR1NG-Very lovely large
master bedrm. with private bath:
gentleman preferred. SH. Sly. -
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE AREA-Beaut.
cor. rm.; $40 wk.; pvt. home. OR.
CORNER SINGLE RM.-Adt. bath;
half block Lee Hwy; bus dir. to
Pentagon, Navy Bldgs. IA. 4-1434.
s. sPRING-ssle. rm.: pvt. bath;
phone in rm.; nr. John Hopkins
Applied Physics Lab. SH. 6S74.
BETHESDA, lse. 1st flr. rm. with
semipvt bath and entr. Conv. to
Health Inst. Gentleman. WI. S263.
ALEX, Beverly Hills. Share rm.,
share bath with /; dbl. bed; cony:
to Pentagon and Navy Annex. Call
Sunday or evenings. TIE. $3.50. liz
Evening star., 1952-01-07

CLERK. with knowledge Of tipping
and shorthand interested IN work
ing full days Mondays and Tues
days and wednesday mornings. co
GIRL. colored, wants work in laun-
MATURE WOMAN, excellent health
EMPLOYMENT. q i. O age to S." Good
educational background and expert
ence; renting MANAGEMENT, super
ing. sOs some se' busins % Likes responsibii- S: i
ity. Presently employed, seeking more
substantial position. Box 315-C, Star.
NURSE. unregistered. wants position
in DR., once; 12-Sr. nursing expera
6 {;at5 8. + T. o. SF D.s s'' Box PF:tSs-eS sSsc
NURSING-convalescent or any type
case; can live in or out. Ii. 7-s36s
PRACTICAL NURSE desires work
babies, care or invalid patients: Ii
PRACTICAL NURSE with refs. 70.
pnpissht OF S4Sr Day autys APEEs Pc 7o7S: ,,.,,7 @7
retarial work, Experienced 20 yrs;
SPANISH TYPiST learning Spanish
shorthand desires. beginner stenog-
rapher lob or clerical embassy work.
WOULD LIKE A JOB as baby sitter
by the hour, day or week. Ref. Phone
ExPERf TYPiNG done in home; will
pick Up and deliver. Phone uN
O344 3
COLORED GIRL desires lob in night
club as hat check girl, or as singer.
EVELYN CLARKE, AID. 2301. -
COL. GIRL. college graduate. desires
COLORED GIRL desires work Of any
kind in store. Du. 7046. -
Evening star., 1952-01-07
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

DUPONT vIC.-Girl, % to 30, to
girls; $40 mo. NE. 6229 after 6. ws
MAN. .21 to 80, to share Groom apart
ment In the new inter-racial Holly
House, near Conn. ave-; all new mod
furn.; unlim. private phone; al
privils. extended. Box 2S9-D, Star
1 OR 2 GIRLS, to share apt. Just OF,
Dupont Circle: Call DE. 1857. 3
APT; TO SHARE with girl bet. 81
and a. 40; $40 mo. s1o4 Mt. Pleasant
,NAvE you HEARD IT-Heard tn,
rumor, we wanna girl with a sense
oi o., humor. fat or thin-short o.
cali9 IA. 77s4. Sunday lazy after fSn'ni
pm; Monday, after pm. -
GIRL 1888, to share twin bedroom
after !. SIN M. ssss. sa sum- 3D. Wig Wigs
FIvE.BM. MODERN APT; 1 girl. .:
to 35; twin beds; $40 mo. Ii
2 Or GisLs. Girl nd 81 Teea 70 30: snas' fo s6as, S
2 ,bedrms., bath, dinette, Kit, liv
rm.. unlim. phone; $35 mo-; Sc. sec.
tion. 20. 2-6054. 20
SETTLED GIRL to share apt. with
another girl; bedrm., hy. rms kit.
aSlhiEtts SEsE 0afR H. saS ~, sREEiFTWoGI esEi p.g
GEORGEToWN-Man to share 2-noo,
apt: with 4 congenial men; reason
. able; separate Em, DU; 06lO. II
SOUTHEAST SECTION-Two bed
room apt. to share with dependabl,
GIRL. SiIi; pay hsI Of expenses: Tv. al
pm, 10. 3-f{I5 "A I1
vic: WALTGR REED-1S... iovel,
5DI,i sim.' siFi; IA 29aSss2i sSs2Gi $50. Cali attsi
GOVT: Girl e share apt. in Nortt
s'0H points. ia. " 5-7sSa s sitsT sfsss % p.m M
Sun: weekdays after 8 pm. I:
YOUNG MAN has s rms, kit. AMI
bath, furnished; North Cap. ant
RIgsS rd, Bldg. FL. Apt. 3os. Gal
or. OPP ROCK CREEK PIX. aoas Pig Pf. I'd
piano. pvt. bedrm. and porch; i o
2 employed adults; no tobacco
alcohol MI. 9713. %
l OR 2 EMPLOYED LADIES to shar
home with l other; pvt. bedrm.; al
1853 coLGMBI2 SLaN Rb. BIZ NV. PA Apt. 5,
twin beds, use Of kitchen and livinl
room: 5000 each. MI. 1854. j:
I WOULD LIKE TO FIND a woman
about 1880 who works daily, to liv
and will care for children at night
board provided; small rental; mus
enjoy children. MRS. SIMMONS
10. 3-55S7.
TWO Or THREE GIRLS to shar
2-bedrm. apt. with one other (Mt
Rainier); / block carline. Phon
WA $500 After & n m 81
Evening star., 1952-01-07

MAID. seneral housework; must be
fond Of children; live in; S22.
Evening star., 1952-01-07
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w.
LGE. FRONT RIM. for empl. .cple.; mr..
2 carlines; semipvt. bath. phone
privilege: IL 3-7506. 20
son In clean. quiet home: $50 mo.
LOVELY FRONT ROOM large win.
dows and closets; twin beds; 3-blks
from CaDitol; $40. Ii. 4-50S5.
CoLoRED-1 LARGE FRONT BED.
RM.-For working couple, also
single rm.. kit. privls. Ii. 7-6392.
COLORED-SINGLE RM.-For rent;
home privls. % 18th st. Sc. Ii.
Evening star., 1952-01-07

8 months. $3.50. Cost $3.50. 1901
Talbsrt st; Sc. Apt. 4. =
tansa Eaf.ns.sd sss Gs ssss6 GNfHsh GssP
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th st
STORM WINDOWS for both double.
hung and steel easement windows,
.36x66 triple tracks, self-storinR
with screen, S26; easement 54x50
installation. Phone WI. 6OS6
CAPITOL CONTRACTING Co. 4S19
Bethesda ave-. Bethesda, Md. la
STOVE, Caloric, 1-yr.-old. Cost $3.50
sell $500; good as new. WO. 5000
Apt. 614 ewes. after g pm. Ill
TAPE RECORDER, Ampro. Only 4
mos; old, good -cond. Call Hillside