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STORE MANAGER

S4OhE MANAOEn
We have an exceptional offer for an
aggressive woman who Is an expert
at selling coats and suits. and can
take complete charge of our new
store. TALL APPAREL, INC. 738
18th st. NV.
TEACHER Of simplified Gregg short
hand, classes scheduled to PM
Should s1eAbsS be eeen College Fer sraduate with
interview. Telephone MA. 1548. ask
for Mr.. Dixon, at STRAYER COL
LEGE, 18th and E SITS. NV. .
TELEPHONE CLERK-We. will train
you for collection and tracing
work in our credit department; good
UPDerSns STEADY ASSs DSssGao aoa s
WOOD CLOTHING CO. 7os 7th st.
TYPisT, no experience necessary.
good salary. permanent position,
nationsi organization, 5-day,. 37A-
hr wk. Reply, giving age and home
address. Box 45S-D. Star: -31
TXRsT ana White nse csSDhoSe sS TSrf pFevous r. aE
exper. not necessary; 6-day week;
pleasant working conds. Call MRS.
SASSCER, ST. 54S6. 81
|TYPIST-Experienced to learn billing
machine work; S247 per month";; D.
day. week. Monday through Friday,
sso sos i@ ioi sT Vermont 4ao paw ave- Apps aS Room
TYPIST. with some knowledge Of
SoSay Week See MI. Quinn. JoR-
DAN PIANO CO., 1899 @ st. NV.
TYPIST-Young lady to assist in bust
ness office of trade publication; B.
day week; $500 per month to start.
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BUILDING MATERIAL
Now Is the time ito buy. We have
seasoned framing, sheathing. door-
ing. doors. windows tile roofing.
slate roofing brick pipe. radiators
and Pain. radiator covers, new and
used toilets. basins and bath tubs,
one Bryant gas-heated furnace suit
able for 8 to 10 rms. like new; sew
eral sectional furnaces in good con-
COMPLETE LINE OF
GLIDDEN PAINT
Lge selection OF electric shades,
globes. fttings. at elose-out prices:
These are suitable for home and
commercial use We are continuing
special on used plaster board at .
cents per 50. #. uncleaned gsx3s at
2 cents lineal It. This is ideal for
Our stock of material is more COM
plete than usual. visit our wreck
ing Job at 54i3 18th st. NV. lat
Kennedy and make your choice d.
visit our yard et 1881 jefferson Davis
hwy. Ari. ABCD CORR. Otis S5o6-
3
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS and home remcdeling.
HAMILTON CONSTR. Co. RE. 4z77.
ADDITIONS. recreation rms, porenes
and GARAGES; prompt and reason
AbSiTfoss fSHs Hsss ssisrsRis' SRS sESP1ELiNs
terms. CAN ME. 1856 any time for
free estimate. CENTRAL CON-
TRACTING CO 931 N. Y. ave. NV.
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs. parking lots
.,.n Or private ~, roaSs aaSo free estimates skg1
BRICKWoRK-RetaininE walls, ga
RACES. chimney repair, also concrete
and stonework. New construction or
repair. Call RICHARDSON. GE. 4S33.
BRICK WORK. chimneys. fireplaces,
pairs: Al work. After 5. MI. 81 ID.
BRICK WORK in general; frep,aees,
3orches., retaining walls; concrete
GSs gSrk. rS Class sa4a. 4 Jobs. R1NALD1 IA And
CABiINEETTs. ET ~Pci =, recreation rooms. store
fixtures; all wood work. MR.. VEST,
Ia. S7q6 after $50 pm. al
CARPENTRY--All types Of remodel
ing: additions. new and old work.
Call weekdays after 5 pm" 20.
CARPEHTER; alterations, repairs, re-
modelling, Old and new work. Phone
OW 5527 any time. 80
CARPENTRY-All types work; recre-
alton and attis ,G,I, rooms ioE 4 specially.
cH9RHPENfkl 9HN y kAlAEnER doFer sH E,ndo@s aSSS attic
recreation rms. finished; porches in
closed; new or reemodelins. J. Z.
CARPENTRY General remodeling;
cabinets; store ,dg flytSEsss EMs 9nd a1os stors
TSPis M repars ga s1Gs ana
cabinetwork. Cali JU. S-4736. q
painting and decorating. Ii. s-7S7s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to contract
your work In n:w. and Silver Spring
CARPENTFRING. Arr; STi ING plasterins, fire
proofing, building new homes. recre-
vice. WILLIAMS. NO. 1888. IL
CEMENT WORK, large, small; car
pentry, porch, garags, partitiqns;
white mech. JACK SPARkES, HO.
CfOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kle- OF no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. hone RIA. 1888 any day.
coNycREETiE s1y ETi woRK-Driveways. side
walks, retaining walls. repair work,
EEhcTRicaE ERssFR5SSsins swRNG H I'D and new
IEEECTRTcAL GSt1; iss."'fS 'RfSssTIALL1TIoNs.Re-
pairs. short circuits small Jobs done
immed. CAN RA. 1929 any time
IFENCE-aalvanized chain link. an
months saon afs e pas sas Psss Phsne 'oE L.
evenings and Sunday. NO. 6628.
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Kitchen Modernization

Call US for free estimate on complete
installation of youngstown kitch-
ems, SO mos. to pay. SH. 6776.
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AHHuhi Sdlc VI udtAouaAS AuFSt Leeu
Hedstrom. siebert. welsh and many
others.
CRIBS FROM $16.95
CARRIAGES FIR. $12.95
HIGH CHAIRS, $7.95
MANY OTHER ITEMS ARE
INCLUDED IN SALE
NATIONAL BABY SHOP
246l 18th st. NV.
Opp. Ambassador Theater, HU. $3.50
No COD, Phone or Mail Orders.
BABY CRIB, lge. size; baby car
car seat. WI. 572s. -3I
BABY CRIB
Direct from mfgr.; no ridiculous low
size. double drop sides; terms. S10
down; folding feature. Call D1. 44OO.
Watch Ruth Crane" WMAL (7)
Thurs. 8 pm.
BASINS, SINKS. BATHTUBS; bull
In. $25. Fittings, new Or used
hl9GHs soSs new used Sc nS TN 7sSs less
SALES CO, s237 Ga. ave. DE. 1866
original carton. SIT. HU. $3.50.
BED; metal. coil spring and mat.
tress; reasonable. Call EN-. 0959.
BEDS, 2, maple, double ana single.
folding; marble-top dresser. dinettt
set, china cabinet, odd chairs. mir
rors. etc. OIL. 26G9.
BEDRM. SET, brand-new 3-pc. mod.
ern, lined oak. Simmons sofa bee
sacrifice. Call HO. 6079 after 6.
BEDROOM SUITE, Ape, modern; sofs
and coffee table. Call 81. 1888 be-
fore pm. IL
BEDRM SUITES t2) solid cherry
complete 9 pieces; Louis XIV.
pieces; good cond. Also 8 usec
bicycles. Call before 10 am, after
pm. GE. S24S. 81
BoNDSToNE AND ]. M. SIDING
II you plan to remodel. shingle YOU
roof, cover your house with Siding
cali US for free estimates. We are excl
distrib. for Bondstone for Met; Wash
and one OF Nations lgst. applicatorl
OF Johns-Manyille siding All Worl
guar. WI. 60S6. CAPITOL CON
TRACING Tatsc1ga MS Co. 4s1s Bethesda ave-
BINOCULARS. German, Bx30, coated
featherweights. with case; like new
$40. OR. 20SS.
BOOKCASE, Heppelwhite style, 8 It
tall. mahog. and satinwood inlaid,
shelves. bonnet top. Elk. 4O7. 80.
BOOKCASES. sectional, best makes
1112 I4th NV. DI. 1872.
BRICKS, face and common, or :
million. ALASKA COAL & BRICK
co Ma. 1856. OF. 1900.
BRICKS-5,000 red bricks for sale
at 221 Brooks Ct. NV. Cal. NO
$3.50; ext. 3O3-C. 81
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SERVICE

Auditing Clerk Special
Hs.E cALE Mr. M. RfcHSRps. i Sa5l nj. Hsis S55ss.
Sterlo. -clerk, typist. card punching,
ftsttssifs1 sasag TNE G GIvIL assFRRy1ISt III
st. n.w::. 18th and Park I'd. MI. 955S.
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CALIFORNIA
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

FARMER AND WIFE. over 40. no
children: for general farming. near
BY Nd. Wife to do. general house
work. Furnished house and fair
salary. Must be dependable: reference
required. Apply 10f7 7th st. NV.
MIDDGE.AGED COUPLE, wife to
operate small rm. house: furnished
room, kitchenette and $50 mo for
services. JENNINGS, 923 Mass. NV.
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WATERPRQOFING

All kinds. ROBERT PRICE. DI. e923.
REPAIRS on ALTERATIONS, bricks
or blocks, cement finishing; 1st-
class work. Ii. S-6S6S or 70.
REPAIR sERvICE-We re-
pair most anythding; "a Call Cali Mr.;
ARL., REMODELING C0.-complete
home repairing service: reas. rates;
HOME oWNERs TAKE NOTICE: II
you. plan to remodel. shingle your
roof. cover your house with siding.
tile your bath. incl, your porch. etc.
exclusive distributors for Bonstone.
for Metropolitan Washington and
one Of the Nations largest applica.
tors Of JohnssManyille siding; g,rAI Az
CONTRACTING Co. 4S19 Bethesda
ave, Bethesda. Nd.
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sALESPERSON in retail fur, ex-
perienced only need apply. KAY'S.
furriers. 726 11th st. NV, ST. 1044.
pART-TIME ACTING IN Tv COM
mercial films; dramatics or modelling
helpful but not essential. Box 132-k.
Star l.
FIRST iia CHURCH OF CHRIST zION-
IST, Arlington, Va, will presently
hold additions for regular soloist.
Box 171-H, Star. --3
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BABY CRIB-CARRIAGE
SALE

Annual sale of nationally advertised
brands, Storkline, Gem, Lullabye,
Hedstrom. Siebert. Welsh and many
others.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

AIRLTNES NEED men and women.
Interviews By appointment only.
Write or phone ST. 426b. RIM. 801, /,
CALF, AIR COLLEGE. 7l0 I4th
EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DTPLO-
MA at, home In your spare time. It
offers big ADVANTAGES. Get infOFnia.
ton today. Les. 232 Bond Bids
NEW CLASSES la shorthand, typing,
bookkeeping, accounting, court re-
porting, PIX. receipt, comptometeT.
Small classes, better training; start
today. BOYD SCHOOL, cor. @ and
12h lover zlotnick'sl. MA. 2340.
NEW CLASSES in secretarial. acct.
Bookkeeping. cal. machines, typing.
court reporting, shorthand; beg. and
review: small classes, rapid progress,
better training. Positions open to
S4 1000 year: hundreds placed Start
now, BOLD SCHOOL, TOO 18th ST.
at @ lover Zlotnicsss1. Ma. 2340.
Evening star., 1952-01-30

UTILITY WORKER, for linen soil
room. Call Mr.. Ballenger, RE. 2611.
WAITRESS, white, over 81: night
shift, good salary and tips. Cali
after 2 pm. 81. 1882. 80 :.
WAITRESS, white. experienced, full
or part time; good hours. good pay:
no Sundays or holidays: Apply
MEDICAL ARTS FOOD SHOP. l722
w2fTREss. experienced, part-tine,
nigi1twork. good hours. good tips:
local girl preferred, HOUSE OF
HENLEY RESTAURANT. 7109 Marl-
horo pike, District Hgts.. Nd. 3
WAITRESS, white, experienced, night
work. Apply 1345 Connecticut ave.
WAITRESS: white. experienced. ex.
RESTAURANT, so4 9th st, NV:
WAITRESS or counter girl, white,
experienced; good salary; no sun
ditions. HARTMSE's GRILL. 4So1
Suitland I'd. s.e., at the crossroads.
WAITRESS wanted at BEACON
GRILL, 63e North Capitol st. Elk.
9532. -31
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Woman of Character


Woman of Character
Educated. refined. oS-55. experienced
in teaching, club or community
work; not employed; ur encunbered;
the type who does not usually answer
advertisements, but desires interest,"
ing full-time position, rendering
service of national importance;
position worth $500 per month to
the right appIican;. Give full In
formation, including phone. in f1rst
letter Tor personal interview. Boz
18Th, Star. 81
CALIFORNIA
YOUNG LADIES-Posittons open 70
leave for Calf. and return. Station
wagon furnished, $50 wk.. expenses
advanced, permanent position II
qualified. Personal interview. See
MIR. HUBER, Cairo Hotel, once No.
10, 10 am. to 2 pm, 4 pm: to
8 pm. ~
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HELP WoMEN tcent.l

CLERK z0-hour, 5-day week.
Apply In person, RKO RADIO PIC
TUREs. 023 New Jersey ave. NV
COLLECTOR with car to bring In
sales commitments. sold by our sales
men. Good remuneration, must be
considered attractive with nice per-
ave. Du. siss. 80
COMPANION. for healthy. elderly
woman, capable. salary and very
good home; answer BY mail: abso-
lutely no phone calls; not ct home.
MRS. PEPPER, 2400 10th ct. NV.
coMPToMETER-OPERATOR, expert
enced 5-day, 40-hour week: excellent
starting salary. Apply THE HENRY
B 6ILPIN CO.. Wholesale druggist,
All 8. Capitol st.. TR. 2432. Mr.
Klein. IL
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV
STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER
opening for stenographer
or dictaphone operator In insurance
company claims dept. 6-day week
you are seeking perm. employment
with advancement based on merit
and desire to learn o varied busi-
ness activity. apply Mr.. Levering,
INDEMNITY ms. CO. OF NORTH
AMERICA, 612 woodward Bldg.,
18th and II SITS, NV. .
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FORMICA. CUT TO SIZE
For sink and counter tops, sheets and
odd sizes cut to order. SUBURBAN
CONST. co. UN. 1852.
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BUTTER CREAMS. Vaientine pack
age, lia pounds only; Sl.25 retail;
sell them for your church, chaptef:
p 4 hoUcK. VA. 26xo. II
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Flagstone and Stone
WORK
Cement walks. steps. porches, tile
drainage. ANGELO MARCUCCIO.
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
Free estimates. special low prices.
c. r. COVER. wa: 6868
LOO! sANDED r.. ana nlsnsd; EG, Ss els
TooR SERVICE. WA. i129
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. old
and new work. Call BARR. AT.
3f57. p
FLOOR SANDERS, edgers and waxers
ented. Instructions by experienced
709 Kennedy ST. NV. RA. 4346.
Evening star., 1952-01-30

ELECTRIC RANGE. ADMIRALl new!
FILING CABINETS-Legal. letter.
steel, wood. CIRCLE. 1112 14th st.
NV. DI. 1872.
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ROOFING, all types: new work and
repairs; guitars, spollts. carpentry
and painting. a. %. THOMAS. HU.
77S2. Fres egttmRteD.
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SKIP TRACER

A~44S& 44tA4N$A84O
Experienced. for collection dept. Of
retail instalment store. Excellent
salary. steady position. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO., 703
9Th st. NV. IL
SNACK BAR ATTENDANT
Perm. position in busy unit in Govt
bldg. VIII act as cashier; 5-day
wk., daytime hrs: exper. not nee,
under 40. GOVERNMENT SERV-
ICES, INC, 1135 21st st. NV.
NURSE. registered. for internist's
once; prefer laboratory experience.
sTEENoSGRAPHER and typist IN small
patent flrm: accurate and depend
able; $65-$70 week; not over 35
years old. Box 10l-K. Star, 80
STENoGRAPHER. radio and tele-
vision law Arm; $4,000 per annum;
5-day wk.; paid vacation. 902 War
ner Bldg. RE 1907.
STENOGRAPHER. for law once, ex-
perienced; 5-day wk.; $3.50. ST.
1927. II
STENOGRAPHER. for trade associa-
tion ONCE. Interesting position,
pleasant working conditions. Apply
RIM. 336 Washington Bldg, 18TH
and NJ Y ave. NV 80
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PHARMACISTS

111A1t1V1z1N404 : u
s s-hf. days, holidays yr. with
pay; large prescription business;
ideal working cond.. excel. chance
for adv. vac. with pay after yr..
sick leave after / yr.. ins. and hosp.
avail. after 3 mos. empl.. ret. plan
avail for those over 80 with yrs.
serv. Write or apply in person to
Mr.. c. B. Aldrich. PEOPLES DRUG
STORES, INC, II P st. me-, Wash
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TYPIST
TYPIST

COLORED
Must be rapid and accurate. Steady
position. Good salary. Apply HOL-
tYWooD CLOTHING CO.. 7o3 9TH
st. NV. -3
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HELP MEN AND woMEN
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PIX OPERATOR

REAL ESTATE sales manager wanted
Must be thoroughly familiar with
Bethesda listings. Resident Of Be
thesda preferred. Call JU. S-5757.
tiple Listers. >
REAL ESTATE LISTER, MONTGOMERY
Co.; exceptional opportunity for ex-
perienced woman. Call MIR. PERCY,
RECEPTIONiST, knowledge of book
keeping and typing, under 35 years
Of age. to work. In optical ONCE;
Monday. Salary open. See Mr..
VIOLIN at 727 7th st. NV.
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TYPISTS

Also clerk-typists, white for perma-
nent positions. 6-day, 40-hour week,
free insurance, sick and annual
leave plan. cash bonuses and chance
for advancement. Call Personnel
Department.
Evening star., 1952-01-30

aas eon.os SaidT odes nodc,n sOas. as.
signed, sn SoHsItS BALDWIN i built. BALDWIN guar.
anteed. Embodies features Of small
grand and uprightsi full resonant
tone. Baldwin patented inil.bloE
in wide selection Of eye-appealinF
cases In mahogany. walnut hght
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcH
925 q 81; NV
Evening star., 1952-01-30

All sizes Uf new. flush,, panel and
glass doors are now available. Sl19nt
defects permit US to sell these doors
At r great saving 10 you,
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TYPIST1CLERK

Permanent position omen fol. young
ing automobile dealerships.. Congenial
working conditions away from down
town congestion. Must be accurate
and neat. but experience in our line
of business not necessary. Phone
EN-. 1900. E. A. Hummer, ONCE mgr.
LEO ROCCO. INC.
1901 Conn. Ave. NV.
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ACE BUILDING MATEEIIAsLL RIA 60, GO;
lOO2 MINI. Ave NE. LU. A-O6oO
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Have opening for neat appearing
young ladies with national concern;
$50 ,wkly. salary, plus bonus; aver
age earnings, $75 weekly. Interview.
MRS. CHAMLEY. Franklin Park Ho.
telao tel 1899 am. to 1880 pm. and
Evening star., 1952-01-30

HELP MEN AND WoMEN
Evening star., 1952-01-30

BOBBY Sea- build Il yourself or ! vii
build It for you. Save time and
Come In, write, phone Az. 1900
Tor free delivery. ROBINSONS [.
1889 KENILWoRTH AVE. NE. Az.
12O0.
Evening star., 1952-01-30
TYPING-S5 MONTH

Expertly taught. Learn the new .Grege
Simpltfied Shorthand In only 60
class hours. TEMPLE SCHOOL. 47th
year. 1920 & st. NV, ma. 1888.
Evening star., 1952-01-30

PIANOS-Government employees. mem.
hers Of the armed forces. D. c. EN-.
ployes. ETC., can save real money
on our special discount plan, Pay
as little as S25 down. Choice Of
over 100 brand-new pianos OF many
for the famous Lester Betsy Ross
pianos. Phone Mr.. Jones. ST. $500.
THE PIANO MART, 1915 7th st.
NV. Open Mon, Weds.. Fri. ewes.
Evening star., 1952-03-20

girls who had been meeting to
Indulge in sex activities. Mem
|bers Of the group ranged in age
from Z to 16. All are students at
the combined King George Ele-
|mentary and High School here.
Mr.. Morrison said.
The prosecutor said he had the
names Of those who had been
participating In the sex meetings,
but did not plan additional ar
rests.
Mr.. Morrison called on parents,
church groups, ministers and civic
Evening star., 1952-03-20

70 nelp Combat Chls
serious trend" Of juvenile delin-
|quency.
The 16-year-old boy was ar
rested Tuesday soon after the at
tack occurred. Circuit Judge Leon
Bazile directed that he be held
without bond in the Fredericks-
burg jail, pending q hearing.
Mr.. Morrison said there have
been reports that adults have been
involved in the activities of the
youth group. but he has no evi-
dence.
Most Of the boys and girls in
Evening star., 1952-03-20
Special pisposeh 10 The Star

KING GEORGE COURT
HOUSE. Va. Mar. 2O.A teen-age
sex club has been uncovered in
this King George County COM
rnunity with the arrest Of q 16-
year-old high school student on q
charge Of raping the 4-year-oId
daughter Of q prominent local
family.
Commonwealth's Attorney Hor-
ace T. Morrison said the youth
told him he "got the idea" from
a group Of about Is boys and
Evening star., 1952-03-20
Bill Asks Ohio Memorial
In Eust Potomac Park
BY the Assoeiosed Press

"A congressional subcommittee
was asked today to, approve a bill
to permit q memorial in East
Potomac Park here to Ohio vet
erans Of all wars.
Representative Polk, Democrat,
Of Ohio appeared before a House
Public Lands subcommittee to
urge approval of his bill. The
memorial would be In the form OF
a shelter house, with f1replaces,
picnic tables and conveniences
for visitors to the park beside
the Potomac River.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
g. O, P. Senators to Press.
For TideIunds Oil Action.
BY ihe Assoeloisd Press

~ me AssoeIofed PFess
The Senate Republican Policy
committee has decided to push for
early action on the submerged oil
lands bill.
Senator Millikin. Republican, Of
Colorado reported this after the
committee held a late afternoon
session yesterday. The bill still is
the pending business Of the Sem
|ate although the japanese peace
treaty is being considered at the
Evening star., 1952-03-20
ADVERTISEMENT.
More Comfort Wearing
FALSE teeth

plate discomfort FASTEETH, an improved
powder, sprinkled on upper and lower
plates holds them firmer 50 that they feel
more comfortable. No gummy, gooey,
acidl. Does not sour Checks plate odor''
(denture BREATH. Get FASTEETH today
ut any drugstore
Evening star., 1952-03-20

volved In the sex meetings come
from underprivileged families,
where parental supervision is lack
ing" " the prosecutor said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-03-20
Local Women Voters
Set Schedule for
Spring Discussions

The Rockville unit of the League
of Women Voters will discuss the
coming County School Board cleo
lions at it's meeting to be held Mon
day, March "a, at 8 pm. at the
h m of Mrs. Hamilton Wells,
1903 Ardennes Ave-, Twinbrook.
Mrs. Ernest Bart will lead the
discussion.
A tentative schedule for discus
sions at the spring meetings of the
group was announced this week
by Mrs. R. Boyd Ladd, acting chair
man of the Rockville Unit. The
schedule is as follows:
April Ia, the Town of Rockville;
its history and government struc-
ture; April %, Zoning: How does
coming in Rockville compare with
coming in the lower part of the
County,; May IL, The Labrary
Question: We now have a Town
Library nd a County Library.
How does this happen and what are
the possibilities for the future 2;
May 26, Highlights of the Annual
County Legislative and Budget
session.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-03-20
.HOmemakers Club
Holds Meeting
At BeallSville

The regular meeting of the
Poolesville GAINESVILLE Dicker-
son Homemakers' Club, held on
Wednesday,, March IL, at the
Beallsville Fire House, was called
to order by the president, Mrs.
T. B. Dorset, who led the group
in reciting "The Homemakers'
Creed.
The months cultural report on
the robin was presented by Mrs.
G. Best Linthicum. Mrs. C. F..
Knill, chairman of foods and nu-
triton, gave the best buys in foods
for March, tips on cooking and
Fashion flashes"
A report was made on the an
nual covered dish supper held
Tuesday evening March at the
firehouse when members and their
families participated in an eve
ming of games, dancing and sing
ing.
Tentative plans were made to
mark Home Demonstration week.
The newly formed Garden Club
will meet at the home of Mrs. ].
]. Chisolm in Beallsville on Marc
81 at 1870 to hear DR.. Bender of
the University of Maryland. The
slip cover class taught by Mrs.
Chisolm was attended by Mrs.
German L. Butler, Mrs. Clark Ny
er and Mrs. Linthicum. Mrs. KnilI
and Mrs. Linthicum have COM
pleted the beginners sewing class
taught by Mrs. Gladys Hinenburg,
Assistant Home Demonstration
Agent. They also plan to meet
on March 10 with the class in
making stuffed toys.
When questions arose regarding
clothing needs of school children
in this area, Mrs. Howard Frye
was appointed to contact 'he
Poolesville school, and Mrs. P. C.
'Baughman the Dickerson school
about any clothing shortage.
Under the subject Human Be
havior," Mrs. Russell Umstead,
project leader, explained the eff
feet of stress and strain upon our
health.
A green color scheme in keep
ing with st. Patrick's Day was
observed by the following hostess
es who served refreshments: Mrs.
Isaac Cubitt, Mrs. John Darby,
Mrs. Robert Day, Mrs. Windsor
Day, Mrs. T. B. Dorset and Mrs.
Charles Fritz.
The next meeting of the club
will be held Thursday, April 10
at the firehouse.
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of Washington, who was born and
raised in Poolesville, said he dis
covered this week an old marker in
one section of the property with a
still visible legend which read "The
beginning of Swans Good Luck,
1903" The property came into his
possession in mid-1920 through
the estate of his late brother, May
nard Sellman, who had purchased
it from the Dyson family about Is
years earlier.
He said an old burial ground and
an old stone barn remain on the
property and that many of the
grave stones are dated in the early
part of the Nineteenth Century.
The house, which stood on 26O
acres, will be rebuilt, Mr.. Sellman
said. He plans to utilize the still
standing walls of the old slave
quarters as an addition to the new
house to be constructed there. In
vestigations of the house before it
was destroyed last week led him
to believe, Mr.. Sellman said, that
the slave quarters, with their mar
row, steep stairs; and it's giant fire.
place; a n d thick random width
floors were constructed first. Later
log addition was added and then
frame structure.
To Mrs. Harvey White of Pooles-
vile, The Sentinel is indebted for
the information that the house was
occupied in the zoos by one Fieldre
Darnell, a Frenchman, who came
into the area from Anne Arundel
County, and to whose descendants