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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-02-21

Mrs. Margaret A. C. Welsh, &C.
year-old charter member of the
Community Garden Club of Rock
vile, was made an Honorary Life
Member of the club at the meet
ing held on Tuesday, February 10
Mrs. L. H. Mattingly, president
of the club, presented Mrs. Welsh
with scroll which read: "Hon-
orary Life Membership is confer
red on Margaret Ann Claggett
Higgins Welsh in grateful recog-
milton of her many years of devo-
ted and faithful service by the
Community Garden Club of Rock
vile on this 10Th day of .Febru-
airy, 1882" 1t was signed by the
officers and members of the club,
Mrs. Welsh was given an orchid
and a Valentine cake made for her
by Mrs. Carl Frankenfield.
A panel discussion by six mem
bers of the club on gardening
problems was the program for the
day. They discussed methods of
transplanting, ways in which to
form a new garden, the fertiliza-
ton of gardens, the combining of
vegetable and flower gardens, and
the ways to use house plants in
an outdoor garden. Taking part
in the panel discussion were: Mrs.
Frank jenkins, Mrs. Emmett Dove,
Mrs. Washington Cleveland, Mrs.
Lind!ey Van Ripper, Mrs. Brad
ford Headley and Mrs. Gilbert
Hartley.
The club will have two exhibits
in the National Capital Garden
Show to be held from March
to IL at the Armory in Washing
ton. The entries will be a terra
rum and a window sill exhibit.
Mrs. Jennings Bailey was named
chairman of the window sill ex-
hibit. Tickets for the Flower
Show are on sale through the club
for IS cents. The price of tie
tickets at the Armory are S1.25.
Each club member is urged to
purchase their tickets from Mrs.
Bradford Headley, chairman of the
committee.
On exhibit at the meeting were
table arrangements and awards
were made to the following mem
bers: First place to Mrs. Van Ri
per for the most original; second
to Mrs. D. P. Hurley for the most
seasonal, and third place to Mrs.
Hartley. First place was also
awarded to Mrs. Bailey for her
dining table arrangement.
Hostesses were Mrs. Jennings
Bailey, Mrs. Katherine Weininger,
Mrs. Frank Davis and Mrs. H. R.
Packard.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-02-21
Film Series Due
For Showing at
TwinbrOOk Home

The program for a series of six
evenings Of films was presented to
members of the Twinbrook Film
Association, who met Sunday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm s. Morse, Denfield
Court.
Through the courtesy of the Mu-
scum Of Modern Art, New York
City, and the Montgomery County
Library, a series of six programs
Of films Of special quality and Of
unusual nature will be shown. The
group is non-profit and are able
to offer the entire series of films
for $l.50 per person.
Program Listed
The program is as follows:
March 0, THE RIVER (1937)
classic documentary on the Miss
issippi River basin; NORMANDY
INVASION, us. Coast Guard film
of initial assault on Europe; 1T
IN SPRINGFIELD.
controversial film on education. On
March 90, NIGHT MUST FALL
with Robert Montgomery, Rosalind
Russell, and Dame May Witty
will be presented. April 10, THE
ATRICAL AND SOCIAL DANG
ING IN FILM will include dance
shorts with Vernon and Irene
Castle, Rudolph Valentino, Anna
Pavlova, Joan Crawford, Fred
Astaire, and others.
April q, classic documentarv i,
and experimental art films Ito be
announced later; May IL. UN AND
DISPUTES which reviews
four major disputes that since
l945 have threatened world peace
lIndonesia, Palentine, India and
korea.) STEPS OF THE BAL
lLET, a fascinating study on how
! ballet is created. CHILDREN's
EMOTIONS which discusses ma
or emotions Of childhood and what
Continued on Page p
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-02-21

The Association, to date, is rep
resented by the Rockville, Bethes-
da, Takoma Park, Wheaton Cham
bers of Commerce, the Gathers
burg and Kensington Business
mems Associations and the Silver
Spring Board of Trade.
Formal organization of the As
sociation was held Saturday in the
Rockville Firehouse when Marvin
W. Simmons, ST., first vice presi-
dent Of the Rockville Chamber of
Commerce and former president
of the Bethesda Chamber of Com
merce, was elected president. Mr..
Simmons, a resident of Montgom-
cry County for so years, is real
estate broker and automobile
dealer in Rockville. He belongs
to the Bethesda Lions Club, the
County Real Estate Board, the Be-
thesda Country Club and is ac-
tive in other civic and service
groups.
Other Officers Elected
Other officers elected are: Har-
old Patterson of 1904 Parkwood
Drive, Bethesda, president of the
Bethesda Chamber of Commerce
and associated with Secretary of
State John Reeves in real estate
titles, as vice president; William
Ohlmacher of 10410 Ewell Ave-
nue., Kensington, president of the
kensington Disbursements Associa-
ton, salesman for the New Life
Insurance Co., as treasurer.
Charles Kopeland, executive sec
rotary of the Silver Spring Board
of trade, ways and means chair
man of the Silver Spring Kiwanis
Club, and a member of Kopeland
Associates, is secretary.
Delegates appointed to repre-
sent their respective groups are
David Scull, president of the Sill
yer Spring Board of Trade; DR..
Wilbur B. Mehring and Charles
Kopeland; Harold Patterson, Jo-
seph King, executive secretary Of
the Bethesda Chamber and r. w.
lsinger, Jr., Wedin Cronin, presi-
dent Of the Wheaton Chamber,
John Pendleton, ST., and Donald
Leatherwood; Frank Bush. presi-
dent of the Takoma Park Chamber
John W Coffman, jr.. and Herbert
Continued on Page q
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-02-21
Farm Youths
Take Part In
Convention
Outstanding County
Youth Leaders to Hold
Panel Discussion

A panel of outstanding All
and FLA girls and boys will
participate in a discussion at
the 18th Annual Farmers
Convention Of Sandy Spring
to be held at Sherwood High
School on Saturday, February
%.
For the afternoon programme
Roscoe Whip, assistant County
Agent, and Sydney Lawler, voca-
tional agriculture teacher at Sher-
wood High School have been asked
to assemble leaders among the
rural youth, and to lead the dis
cussion concerning their projects.
Panel Announced
Those expected to attend include
Barbara Riggs, Janice Palmer,
Nancy Nestle, Bruce Berlage, Har-
ry Leizear, James Arnold, Donald
Hobbs and Charles Lethbridge.
The Misses Riggs and Palmer
will be recognized as members of
the International Champion Dairy
Cattle judging team, which Mr..
Whip helped coach and accompan-
led abroad last summer. James
Arnold is from Damascus. The
others are all students at Sher-
Continued on Page q
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-02-21
OPS Field Office
In Rockville

Puzzled about those OPS rules,
regulations, and other confusions
for underprivileged taxpayers?
Strictly for your de-confusion, an
OPS Field Office will be opened
in the Court House in Rockville
on Tuesday, February &c. Hours
are from 2 to pm.
Maryland OPS District Director
Hugo r. Hoffman said the office
will be manned by OPS specialists
who will lend an assist on the
many and varied OPS regula-
tons"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-02-21
Rockville Night Planned
By Little Theatre Group

The Rockville Little Theatre an
nounces that Friday, February %,
has been designated Rockville
Night" for the first performance
of the groups production, "Seven
Keys to Baldpate."
Scheduled to be present are
Mayor G. Lamar Kelly and 9th
er town officials.
At special, between-the-acts
ceremonies, the Mayor will be
made an honorary member of the
groups board of directors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-02-21
Women Voters to Meet

The Rockville unit of the League
of Women Voters will meet Mon
day night, February 25 at 8 pm.
at the home of Mrs. Roger Tub
by, 215 w. Montgomery Avenue.
The speaker will be Mrs. Err
nest Upper. She will discuss In
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-02-21
ROSE PRUNING

The Potomac Rose Society will
hold the first Of three outdoor
spring pruning demonstrations on
Sunday, February "a, at 2:30 in
the rose garden of Robert r.
Scammell, 2810 Bladensburg Road,
Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-02-21
County Commerce Association
Formed by Business Firms
At Recent Rockville Meeting
Marvin Simmons, ST., Named to Head Group
Pledged to Support Welfare: Business Growth

Seven ORGANIZATIONS representing all the business
groups in Montgomery County, have formed the County
Commerce Association Inc of Montgomery County, to work
as cooperating unit with it's affiliated members.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-02-21
State COP Politicoes See
McKeldin as Dark Horse
In National Politics Arena
Governors Chances For Vice Presidential
Nomination said to Be Gaining Support
By Lila H. Thomson

In behind thescenes maneuvering which precedes the
National nominating conventions of presidential election
year, is THEODORE R. McKELDIN, REPUBLICAN GOV
ERNOR OF MARYLAND, shaping up the real dark
horse for the Republican nomination for President?
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Yours for work|ess washdays!
WHIRLP POOL
Automatic Washer
2QQ.''
Even less when you trade in your old washer

Even less when you trade in your old washer
The secrets called oec Ce moeoN l0O9o automatic Just
the dioI Whpoos cleaning work. with Aelow Acion
times, dries. different Of choose
think Of the wohdoy work Whirlpool does with completely
Want Nom Christmas gift thos Knockout? Whipoos
From The Heeht Co.. Por<in9ton, Of eouse
Evening star., 1952-04-20

MANY INTERESTING JOBS
B-DAY, 35 AND 40. HOUR WEEK
SALARIES, $4,000 TO S2,40U
EXPERIENCED AND BEGINNERS
CETD EwT1 DTEC
Evening star., 1952-04-20
AUTO BODY MEN
Auto Body and Fender Maj

Auto Body and Fender Man
to join our organization. Our body
men are among the highest paid in
WASHINGTON. All year around good
paying insurance work. We have an
unusual guaranteed salary plan. See
Mr.; Shaver after 8 am. PYRAMID
huTo h5ya ri BoPY &C.; 2aoo 1885 Bladens-
AUTO BRAKE MECHANIC and help
er' young. white, energetic. 903
AHfSo CAR Cal wAsHER-Must be ep exper.
6ARR7,PATEE MoToRR R CO. e.'ileaj 11s6
AuTo U1t1' GGETfAissMEN-e2,; GEfi guaranteed
salary: 500 week to top men.
GEORGES AUTO GLASS. WA. 1860.
AUTO LUBRICATOR-This is not
9 grease boy Job; the man selected
Pe i DGsSn or our T Rs fnreD Fs
tion.. Better than average salary
to the man qualifying. See T. T.
Terry. at WISSINGER CHEVROLET
CO. Seven Corners, Falls Church,
AUToMoTIvE JOBBER Statesmen,
We are enlarging our sales Organiza-
tion. If you have had experience
contracting service stations. fleets and
dealers. It Will pay you to look into
~. piObOoAtAOlI IOu IL pIOI =
table and pleasant working for
Enco. ENCO AUTO SUPPLY, 309-
IL H st. ne.
ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE-
A nationally known finance Co. has
an opening for alert and agrees
eve young men. auto required;
exce,ient etae!,e1 starting salary. plus sub
tion and many other known en-
AETNA 'FISiSi FfNANcE co e.. N s2pS PffsRh Rhode as
AUToMoBiLfM aYs MI MESHAS1M ksHisS No l. .sISc.
truck fleet; 40-hr. wk.; paid Vacae
tions;. group insurance and hospi-
talization benefits: permanent posi-
tion; Call MI 1900. 30
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. straight
salary and comm; salary depending
with paw; hospital and sick leave;
HfIIwooSpe SefSGa MofoR f Rr eo Gori Gselln se1en
Gorners: Falls Church. Va. -25
AUTO MECHANIC for modern general
TIcKEL MoToRssip spDiE s5na q DssasGn; soafh;
F0ur-Mile Run drive. Arlington: va.
AUTO MECHANIC White, feneral
AUTO MECHANIC wanted. STAND
ARP ARP :, AUTO ), BODY WORKS, iI4O
AUTO MECHANICS interested in de-
veloping own shop with auto dealer.
AUTO MECHANICS (21 white, thor
oughly experienced with Chrysler-
make cars. Excellent wages. employe
Dement'S and good hours. Clean and
modern shop with excellent working
cnrd tinnS See Mr. Wond p
sTEUART. INC. 144O P st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
TECHNICAL

OVERSEAS
CARPENTER FOREMAN.
CRANE OPERATORS. SS,ss46-Ss,33iaa
DOZER OPERATOR. $5,40S-S7. .O:}0
Men with overseas Armed Service
training and exp. in Seabees or
y. s. Army Eneineers preferred, I'M
der 45 yrs. old and single. Steady
Job record and references required.
ENGINEERS
ELECTRoNIC degree required, oo
PHYs1c1sTs telectronic, E1''Hg Tor appiied idH
and theoretical research,
CIVIL fyoung men with desrees for
ONCE openings and older men with
heavy exp for project openingsl
$3,S00- SO. 900
In many instances employers pay
the agency fee for engineers with
DRAFTsMEN
ARCHITECTURAL (deg, reauiredl /,
MEcHANfcAL trainins and / VI v.
EIEcTRoN1c dayout .s ssxp;, !. ~ W.,
TOPOGRAPHIC or cARToGRAPHIc,
S60-SS0
Bring samples to interview.
TECHNICIANS
ELECTRONIC Ctraining plus exp.l,
S3,6O0-S5,2O
Evening star., 1952-04-20
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, age 21-3O-A large
progressive food products company
has an immediate opening in a
permanent position for q graduate
accountant with experience; starting
salary, 500 per week. or better,
according to ability; pension and
insurance plans; cafeteria in build
ing; Call w. H. PROCTOR. ME.
1898 -2l
$500 per mo-, chance
for advancement, 40 hr. per week.
Must be graduate accountant. state
educatlon. experience. age. race.
Box 332-R, Star. 30
ACCOUNTING CLERK, excel. oppor-
tunity for advancement in national
company. Good accounting back
ground. 40-hr. wk. $57 per wk.
State age. experience, draft status,
etc. BoX 34O-R. Star. a-2I
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Clerk
Under 30 yrs, student working on
accounting degree acceptable. D.
day wk;, excellent earnings. Hot
Shoppe luncheon meals. paid vaca-
tions, sick leave. group insurance
and employees purchase discounts.
APPLY HOT SHOPPES. INC.
Room 200. 1341 G st. NV --22
MACHINE OPERATOR
1BM experienced; permanent posi-
tion. advancement opportunities; D.
day week. paid vac. paid sick leave.
free insur.: air-cond. ONCE. DI.
2900. Ext, 2l5.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
AUTO PAINTERS

One paint spot man. one painter.
helper. Good pay. excellent work.
Ing. conditions, hospitaliza ton, va
NJ Ssss schenakeT, hen r.. MCKEE FesS PoNTESSceE SeE
AUTO PARTS CLERK-This is q
perm: TeI-paying position in a lge
Leo j. Kershenstein at W1ssiNGER
CHEVROLET CO.. Seven Corners.
AGTo-PaRTfss' !EF16 faaYFfs' MECHANIC - sS sSop
foreman wanted by progressive auto
parts jobber; excellent future for
MENT PARTS SERVICE, saI sii-
AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
SALESMAN for inside sales floor
position; must be experienced: per-
an mansnt position. company benefits.
Apply MANHATTAN AUTO AND
RADIO CO. l706. 7th st. NV. -21
AUTO REPAIRMAN,. permanent posi-
tion; $65 per week to start. merit
raises, commission. on all sales. SO
saye Sn al weFs yacatlen Neek with gay S;ss
AUTO & APPLIANCE CO.. IA 8
AUTO SALESMAN, excellent oppor-
tunity for a sober. industrious man
and well established dge-Plymouth
dealer; excellent working conditions.
liberal commission plan. floor time
BEAL MOTORS. Dodge Plymouth.
1401 Rhode Island ave. ne. See
Mr.. Rosin Monday. -2l
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, used car
Opportunity for a top salesman with
sound. modern used car experience
in buying and selling. Our stock is
clean and modern-prices right
Salary and commission. transporta-
tion, paid vacations and insurance
plan. See W. H Barnett. jr.. ANA.
COSTA MOTOR CO., INC. l706
Good Hope I'd. Sc.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Produce Maximum Results for the Most People Modest
HELP wrp. AGENCIES Cont. ,

REcEpTIONIsT. PIX, typist. Se25.
Clerk-typist. assoc. ) d.. 5000.
Research typist, S to a 80. 5 d.
HOTEL receptionist. some typing; in
teresting.
Credit interviewer. dept. store exper.
File clerk will train. $40 wk.
Excep. salaries. Inquire. Est. 80 yrs.
Miss Evans. BOYD SERVICE. 700
18th, cor C. NV MA o34O
Evening star., 1952-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES

WE WILL ADVANCE the cash to re-
deem diamonds, ETC.. pledged else
month. LIVINGSTON & CO.. 1923 H
st NV. Only licensed and bonded
loan once in Washington. -Guaran-
teeC highest loans
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debt contracted by any one but
myself. WILLIAM L. DUFFY, 3a6
Allison st. NV, D. C. 21%
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
debts contracted by any one other
+ than myself. HAROLD " PRIZES
TER, 1904 Pa. ave. NV, D, C. 22"
ANY ONE WHO witnessed pedestrian
struck by car at New Hampshire
ave. and Taylor st. NV, Tuesday,
April -, S pm, please call MR..
GORDON at Ia. S4s9 or ST 9440
ALTERATIONS for men and women,
reaS. prices. prompt guar: shirt
collars turned, soc; hens. 81 up.
2O14 P ST. NV, HUI. 9747. Il
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
debts contracted by any one other
than myself. JACK HADANAY.
1919 Elliot pl. NV. 2O1
APPLES AND SWEET CIDER
HOpsy pf'A1ARPE1.5 ARPIs ButtsF 6RcH1snT ans EsEs
Out Ga. ave. to Glenmont. Md. right
3 miles on Rt. 1872 to high water
tower. w. w MOORE. Sandy
Spring. Md. Fulton S-3S91.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Secretaries to $1,000

The days at last are getting sunny
To go outside and spend more money.
But If you're smart. heed what we
say,
Put away some loot for a rainy day.
WITH A JOB FROM
LLOYD'S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1920 N. Y. Ave, RIM. SO9, s.. 22O7
Evening star., 1952-04-20
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
Al Typist (F). Sc, 600

Must be fast. exper. knowl shorthand.
Typist-recep.. $2,7OO. BOOKKEEP-
Err, some typing, $2.SOO UP. PIX
recep. typist, $50 wk. For select
positions see Miss Reed, PERSON
.lEL SERVICE. 1911 G st. NV.
Ma. 60SS. tEst. IS years.)
Evening star., 1952-04-20
TRUSTEES AUCTION
SAFE

BY virtue of authority of deed Of as
signment for benefit of creditors ]
shall offer for sale on Monday,
April IS. 1852, at s o'clock pm. on
the premises, the valuable furni-
ture. furnishings, merchandise, ac-
counts receivable, trade name and
other property used in and tor the
operation of HELEN WALORON
SHOP, 2S30-2S32, 1886 Wilson
boulevard Arlington County. Vir-
ginia. Sale will be in bulk. then in
detail trustee reserving right to re-
Ject high bulk hid until all detail
bids are made and further reserv-
ine right to reject any bid until
May Is. 1852. High bulk bid. ii
accepted, entities bidder to negoti-
ate for leases to premises until May
"a, 1882. Mail bids received by
trustee before sale will be consid-
cred in aIction.
Ten 0W per cent of amount Of bid
or bids PAYABLE to trustee upon ac-
ceptance, to be forfeited should bal
ance of bid not be rendered by bid
der by April 80. 1852.
Premises open for inspection during
business hours until time IF sale.
L. LEE BEAN, Trustee.
203 Investment Bldg,
Arlington. Virginia.
phnna Iorkcnn 2-IG11
Evening star., 1952-04-20
HELP MEN
BUS BOY
OLMSTEAD
RESTAURANT
1885 G ST. NV.

BUTCHER, experienced. colored: S65
wk. salary; short hours. BIG BEAR
MARKET. 1Ol8 N. Cap. st. go
experienced. to run meat
department: an all-around man
sober, reliable; good pay for right
man. Hyattsville. Box lS2-V. Star
ence: 5ia-day week Apply MAR
TINS, 1890 Wis. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
AAPUCITRii9ON 4 Z FL 4
THIS TUESDAY. APRIL 22. . PM

AT
Williams Auction House
91S NEW YORK AVE.
Another lot all new, fine
quality fireplace braSSes
brought in for this Tues
days auction. Pull screens,
andirons, fireSide sets, brass
wood holders, brass wood or
magazines boxes, brass mar
BILE top vase or figure tables,
folding screens, umbrella
holders, brushes, ETC., etc.
Also bedrm. pieces. odd sofas, chairs
breakfast sets. twin and full-size ode
beds, innerspring mattresses, spiral
Springs, studios, etc.
Solid brass bust about 90 in. high
by c. Ceribelli; subject, Blanca =
A maRnificent. costly piece of finest
artistic sculpture. Very attractive.
AUTIONEERS' PHI: Ma. 1919
Evening star., 1952-04-20
PROPOSALS
G All r

SALE
OF FROZEN FOOD LOCKER PLANT
& EQUIPMENT IN LAUREL. PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY. MD.
County Farmers Cooperative
Inc. solicit sealed bids to be re-
Howard County, Md, at the corner
of U. S. Route 40 and St. Johns
Lane until 100 PM. on Tuesday.
April 90, 1852. for the purchase of
a lot in the town of Laurel which
has a frontage on Montgomery st.
one hundred twenty-seven u2!l
improved by a commercial bldg.
which is equipped with 6 complete
iceberg locker units each containing
-6-cubicft. lockers or total OF
800 lockers all OF which are now in
operation. One SIT Hussmann self
service frozen food cabinet,
September %. 1a46 and recorded
among the Land Records of Prince
Georges County in Liber No. S63,
folio 2"3. etc. conveyed to Howard
GO SSounfy rE FAR Farmers Cooperative, Inc,
NJ. Siehler and is presently operated
by said Howard County Farmers Co.
operative. Inc. az a going concern.
Bids. should be in sealed envelopes
plainly marked, Bids for Laurel
Frozen Food Locker Plant and each
bio should be accompanied by
certified check PAYABLE to Toward
County. Farmers Cooperative. Inc.
amount equal to ten per cent of the
bid Bids may not be Withdrawn for
q period of fifteen Q5D days after
the opening thereof. Costs of con-
veyancing. revenue stamps and other
fixed charges to be at the expense
OF the purchaser. Taxes to be ad-
Howard County Farmers Cooperative,
me Inc reserves right to reject any
Evening star., 1952-04-20
PERSONALS (cont. }

LEGAL I.i dss sscx sscy t' ses ssO ms $40 assoc ss
Secy.. small off. $3.50 up; sales of.
fiee secy., S355: Capitol Hill secy.
$4,000; Many openings hourly
INA; Els. RE. 2S2S) MISS DUNN
SERVICE. 13ll G st. NV.
COMPTOMETER OPER. n). S55,wk.;
Eur bkpg. mach. oper., $50 wk
Imagination imagination CLERK, clerk young. $50 wk;
wk. Always excel. openings. See
first Miss Black at BOYD SERVICE
cor. 18th and G NV. Ma. .340.
RESEARCH CLERK (fD, typist; excel
saL salary BOYD SERVICE. 700 18th
BLADENSBURG - secy. 1). mfr
sxper, good in shorthand; perm.
Ss6o-Sno 500 wk. Miss Lee, BOYD'S,
80" 18th. cor. G. Ma. 2340.
FOR sALE-Imported lace table
oiqtn. otbar ifd StWo; sT3Td % a !eol item). ring,
KITCHEN PLANNING SERVICE and
ANcE CO., 2443 18th st. NV. -
ALTERATIONS, dressmakins: white
only; hens, 81 up. So r. I. ave
NV. NO. 1914.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
pie. pleasant atmosphere, kind at
tentlon, nice. bright, newly deco
rated rooms. porches, yard: sum
mer rates, pvt. or semipVt. GE.
425S. 6925 Ga. ave.
SHOPPING, wardrobe, service by ex-
perienced stylist; re-styling, consul
WILL GIVE excellent care to i Child
by day or week. Licensed home in
Falls Church. Va. FA. 7Il5.
SECRETARIES--If you can compose
simple business letter, we can
teach you an amazingly profitable
SSV S2sre-time @ occupation. Call MEM
COLLEGE STUDENTS - WHY not
start cashing, in on your educat tion
and bralpwork now? We can show
you how to earn and be your own
boss. Call UNCOMFORTABLE, ME.
n9,s HAVE IL EARNED Ar up to $50 an heur
can learn how quickly with a new
device that expands your idea ca
pac1ty UP to 800 per cent. Get all
the facts; facts; Call MEMoRY-o-MATiH.
COATS OF ARMs-verified Library
OF Consress. Hand-colored. framed,
DAY CAMP enrollments now being
years to years. Swimming, horse
back riding, handcrafts, dramatics.
dancing; hot lunch and transporta-
tlon; Approved by Md. State Board
OF Education. OIL. 1889.
fiANO TUNER-S6. city or suburbs:
quality work. VICTOR GEORGE,
ia. 1862 days; XII. s-221S ewes.
FREE-To club groups or social gath
erlngs. Your next meeting can be
made interesting and entertaining
with an unusual demonstration of
T, Star.
CHILD CARE-Boarding or day, pri-
yate lie. home. Arlington, vic. Lee
highway and Glebe rd. CH. 5265
LAWYER. registered con-
sulate. all Mexican legal matters
lmmigratio EDMUNDo cAsTILLoS' s.
$50 Broadway N Y n Y
Evening star., 1952-04-20
DID YOU KNOW
There is Somebody
Who Spares You WOrryl

YOU ARE DRESSED UP
For the dance. You touch UP your
nails. The bottle of nail polish
spills over your gown.
DESPAIR? NO!
Bring 1t to the chemist OF "Ex-
quisite." The nail polish will be
removed with his formulas. The
gown will be restored.
ON A NIGHT
When you are having a good time
with your friends. some cocktails.
highballs or coffee spill on your
gown.
CRY? NO.
Bring 1t to the chemist Of ''Ex-
quisite." The spots will be dis
solves with his formulas.
YOUR GUESTS LEFT
You are writing to your loved one.
You get up in q hurry and ACCT
dentally spill the bottle Of ink on
your expensive suits.
Sour Milk? Lemon? watera No!
THEY RUIN 1T
Bring it to the chemist Of "Ex-
with his formulas. Your suit viii
be as beautiful as before.
BRING YOUR PROBLEMS TO:
EXQUISITE CLEANERS
The Dye Work Specialist