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Evening star., 1952-07-06
Reunion

Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Thompson of Gaithersbure
were hosts at a family reunion al
their home on Maryland avenue
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Miles and Mrs. Bett Martin
and children of Forest Glen; Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Miles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Linthicum and family
Mrs. Estelle Miles and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Miles and
family, all of Hyattstown; 1t. Col
Samuel Miles Of Washington, Pvt
and Mrs. Rodney Thompson and
Miss Mary Lou Ewell of Gathers
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooley
of Frederick and Mrs. J. D
Thompson Of Arlington, Va.
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EniyPost
Advises

A reader explains: Some
friends of ours, former residents
Of this town. are coming here to
visit their three married daugh-
ters. who still live in this city.
Because the daughters live in
small apartments. I have asked
them to make their headquarters
at our house. While they are
here. I would like to give a small
cocktail-tea for them so that
their many friends here will get
a chance to see them. Is it nec-
essary for me to invite her daugh-
ters and their husbands to this
party? They are much younger
and I do not think they will fit in.
Could they possibly feel sighted
if not included?
Quite definitely they would have
reason to feel slighted-unless you
explain that every one coming
is elderly and you know they
would not be amused.
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MRS. CHARLES SEGUIN
The former
Miss Betty M. Matthews.

At the National Baptist Memor-
ial Church in Washington on June
28, Miss Betty Mae Matthews was
married to M Sergt. Charles Sc
guin, U. S. A. Officiating at the
ceremony was DR.. Edward B. Will
ingham, with the reception also
being held at the church. The
former Miss Matthews is the
daughter of Mrs. L. E. Matthews OF
Sloan. N. c., and Sergt. Seguin
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. K. T.
Seguin of Minneapolis.
The couple went to Niagara
Falls on their honeymoon. and will
reside in Minneapolis.
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Miss Nancy Louise Kelly, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard N.
Kelly Of Grove City. Pa. was mar
ried on June % to Mr.. Carl Boyd
Hilland, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
j. Hilland of Bethesda. The
HARRISON Chapel was the scene
of the ceremony with DR.. James
Mcclure Barnett officiating. A
reception was held in the chapel
gardens.
After a wedding trip to Ocean
City and Shenandoah Valley, the
couple will live at Maiden Air
Base, Mo-, where Mr.. Hilland will
take six months of fight training.
Evening star., 1952-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Penne-
feather of Hyattsville announce
the engagement of their daughter
Ellen Marie to Mr.. John Court
land Hadder, son Of Mr.. John
Calvin Hadder and the late Mrs.
Hadder of East Hampton, N. Y.
The bride-elect was graduated
from the University of Maryland
and is now a caseworker at the
Baltimore County Welfare Board
at Towson, Md. Mr.. Hadder also
was graduated from the Univer-
sity of Maryland, having received
both his Bachelor of Science and
Masters Degrees. He is presently
a biologist with the National Lab
oratory in Upton. N. Y.
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MISS joan M. 0yW6terS.
The Minnesota Avenue Christian
Church was the scene on June
% of the marriage of Miss Joan
Marie BywaterS, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Preston By
waters. and Mr.. Calvin Hale Zim-
mer. He is the son of MIR. and
Mrs Rudolph thinner of Wiscon-
sin.
There was a reception at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Buckless, grandparents of the
bride.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Grasso
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Betty Anita Ger
ami. to Mr.. Anthony R. Glorioso.
He is the son of Mrs. Sarina
Glorioso and the late Mr.. Robert
GlorioSo.
Mr.. GlorioSo was graduated
from George Washington Univer-
Sity as an electrical engineer. No
date has been set for the wedding.
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Miss Newell Guest

Miss Peggy Newell of Baltimore
was the guest last week end of
Mrs. Margaret Thomas and her
son, Mr.. John Thomas.
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In Charlottesville

Mrs. Robert N. Flood and her
daughter, Mary Garth Flood, are
visiting in Charlottesville as guests
of Mrs. M. Garth Peyton.
Evening star., 1952-07-06

The marriage OF Miss Mary
Virginia Curley, daughter of Mrs.
William E. Curley of st. Marys
County, Md. and the late Mr..
Curley, to Mr.. William F. David
son took place on July 3 at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. Mr..
Davidson is the son Of Mr.. Bax-
ter M. Davidson, sr., OF Char
Ilotte. N. c., and the late Mrs.
Davidson.
The couple went to Big Spring
Tex. on their honeymoon.
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MRS. AARON B. VAN GRAC
The former
Miss Gloria N. Davis.

Miss Gloria Norma Davis, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis,
was married on June 20 to Mr..
Aaron Benjamin Van Crack. Mr..
Van Crack is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Van Crack. Rabbi Henry
Segal performed the ceremony
after which a reception was held
at Solomon's Rest.
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The wedding of Miss Vivian
Daniel Reams, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Dinwiddie
Reams, of Culpeper. Va, and Mr..
Henry Wilson Maclin, jr., USAF,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Maclin of
Petersburg, Va, took place re-
Gently at st. Stephens Episcopal
Church, the Rev. David Lewis, jr.
officiating. A reception was held
at the home of the brides parents.
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HELP WOMEN

TOBACCO CLERK, no experience nee
sTANDARD DRUG CO.. s14 r
st. NV. IA
TYPIST and general ofice worker.
Girl Friday, for new wholesale house.
$40 to start. Ii. 7-5100. -25
TYPIST-Statistical. shorthand pre-
ssHelient ssfsry. . x0Tk5sS sds6 conditions: sS0d
TYPIST for union research office.
Must be competent typist; no Satur-
days; starting salary $50 ma u. d$s4'
TaPs1 4 nnsfr Lse: s ssh Sh 45Sl tS9Ssds:
%od Mk Rasssa' bdT saa5
to- start with excel. opport. for
adyaneement. ssT 6ssn For interview. call
TYYFFisSTt TYP NV with ability to use add adding
Rand Bookkeeping machine. 5-day
Tk Perm. position. Apply 2nd f..
rYPisT@Yoans 51aS Eye s1 nE isdy to operste sg In
with no work on Saturdays or holi-
days: Old established wholesale house
handling wines and liquers. BEIT-
zELL ays. 3 cqi pbons dNc 1927 MeSu,Hs1 Msy York
TYPIST-Experience 5-day. $50
week. Banker Mutual Insurance Co.
4O1 Warner Bldg, 18th and E sts.
TYPIST--Young lady. white, to take
over ONCE work Of medical printing
firm. Intelligence, personality and
appearance are Of prime Importance.
Excellent working conditions and
good starting salary; Phone MR..
BOND. Elk. 1888. 1909 10th st. NV.
TYPIST, competent; $50 week. other
BENEFITS; 5-day week. MRS. YONAN.
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HElP WOMEN
WOMEN

colored. $3.50 years old; learn WOO
finishing. A high-paying profession
good salary while learning; 44-houl
week; permanent position: some ex.
perience desirable but not essential
cEEANERs, ss'lec:t ia5s s. ecc:apitol st. %
capable woman. age
35-45 with party-plan experience
District Manager position open. with
New England manufacturer of beau.
tiful solid copper gift items. Nc
competition. We deliver and col
lect. Excellent commissions, over
write. and fees. Write giving full
CoPPERcRAFT GUILD, Taunton,
INTERNATIONAL LAW FIRM re.
Quires one competent secretary anC
one bi-lingual secretary in French
good working conds.; air-cond; Of.
nee; 5.day wk. Elk. 3711. -26
TWO GIRLS experienced In fillinl
orders in retail market; $40. 81
starting salary Experienced only
need apply. CALVERT MARKET
1852 Columbia I'd. NV. -26
REFINED LADY, white. to live in and
take charge of housework and two
children, age f. in widower's home
in NV. area. Refs. Box 99-A, Star
BETHESDA-Person young lad!
with knowledge of typing. for gen.
eral office work. including switch.
board: automotive exper. desirable
but not essential. Call WI. $500
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Box 147-A. Star
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G.H.W., GIRL. colored. reliable. de.
fiTes 4E4ax E9rk Tuesday and Thursday
SCHOOL GIRL wishes work hous,
eNa11as eeleanias or as nursemaid. Lu
GIRL, colored. desires Job takin,
work; 5!a days; refs. AID. 54O6.
GIRL, colored; ghw. or taking car
Of employees children; honest, pleas
ant; rel; refs. AID. 1915.
Te in coloesa OF ot wan wants SCI, days york
GIRL, colored, desires Job as mother
helper or baby sitter. Call LU
GIRL, colored, experienced, wants jol
ironing by hour or day. VI. 5392
GIRL. colorsd. efncient, wants 3 days
GIRL. coiored. wants days work
cleaning only. DE. 1855.
TWO Wus GIRLS want Jobs cleaning
WOMAN WON'T NleefshesS WISHES Job b. taHins G2Ss care
siSSesiy refs PssDle NO. eaFs 9aoa e children
WOMAN. .colored. desires part-tim
heusework' hp work from am. to pm
COLoRED GIRL desires days work
a5- cents hour and carfare. HC
CoLoRED GIRL desires child care
5.day week or days work; expel
COLORED GIRL wants davis wor,
Non; Mo 7oot oWotsd.' Thurs" Fri. Sat. Ca
CoIokED GIRL wishes work a
Ne Mfths!'s ssos. helper or ehild's as. s.re
CoLoRED LADY wants part-tim
morning e Cleaning work; references
CoLoREDS WOMAN desires seSera eve
days work. TR. 1918.
COLORED WOMAN, exper.. ref. will
care Tor elderly or sick persons; b!
COLORED GIRL desires part-tim,
evening Job; cleaning or caring fol
children. DI. 50S3.
COLORED GIRL, neat, reliable
exper.; desires live-in Job; plair
cooking. cleaning, ironing. children!
care; $25 week. DE. 9239.
COLORED GIRLS. two. desire chill,
care. B days q week; refs. AK. 1919
GIRL, colored. desires g.h.w,, day
work or bus girl. HO. 9353.
COLORED WOMAN, neat, want,
work full or part time. AT. 561I.
COLORED WOMAN desires g.h.w
Mon. through Fri: 10 to 5 pm; Il
cents per hour. Ii. 1886.
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hELP WoMEN
PresserS, Wool

Permanent positions for several expe-
rienced pressers; top piece-work pay;
plenty of work all year around.
See Mr.. Oppenheimer, ARISTO
CLEANERS 1929 s. Canitnl At "a
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COLORED-NEAT, attrac. Intelligent
not more than size IA, to clean
beauty shop. With beautician'S Ii.
eense; Otherwise do not apply. Cal
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HELP WOMEN
HOSTESS

Must be thoroughly experienced and
able to take care of dining room.
Excellent salary and working con-
ditionS. CALL TODAY. WO. 64O0.
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STENOGRAPHERS

Immed. openings for exper. stenog-
raphers in q scientific research or
ganization for women under 40 yrs.
Of age. 71a-hr. day, 5-day wk.;
"a days annual leave. Is days sick
leave: For interview call Elk. 500.
STENO. -RECEPTIONIST, knowledge
Of bookkeeping helpful; to work in
optical office. Ideal working condi-
tions: 6-day week; salary open. See
Mr.: Violin. FREEDS OPTICAL OF
EICF. 727 9TH st, Nv
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR for apt.
house. Ideal working conditions;
Steady work; For information, call
sWfTcHBoHRD WTHi M 6SPER1AlTToR. exper..
1886: 5-day wk.. air-cond. once;
disqualification. surgical service and
INSURANCE AGENCY. 1901 II st.
NV. Call Miss Jones. MA. $500.
TEACHER to live in pvt. school and
assist with group Of children in
summer recreation school; driver
telephone. P. o. BOX 1925, q; c.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, secretarial
board; 1st-class apt. house: IL pm.
to z am. HU. 400. Chief Operator,
THE WOoDNER, $685. 18th st. NV.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. expert
1HzFF4SSE HHShzd E%5HS ES%SfiSSiroRs Wit It ~
direct sales: full or part time. KI.
s-5437. 3 to 5.
ne1 n AIeAa Am NAfAAAeAl
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SITUATIONS WOMEN
Work at home. Telenhnne !

SEAMSTRESS - EXPERIENCED
Work at home. Telephone ia
SEAMSTRESS. apprentice; slipcov.
ers, darperies: had some training IL
sewing and upholstery. Ii. 3-0056
SPANISH ENGLISH SECRETARY
part time or translations. HO. 7006
Exl. 607, Z to 9 pm.
YOUNG LADY wishes to do typini
at home. Call LU. 4-32S2.
GIRL, COLORED, exper. dining rm
and kit. work; wants afternoon o.
evening employment. RE. 1889.
LADY, SETTLED, wants light work
no laundry or heavy cleaning; Boz
YoUNG aa5N6; SSs5i SWSso5iMAN-Experienced9: 20. de-
pE, T5Fes 4SsoI 1Ss as hotel maid; good ref
WOMAN. colored. wants full oi
part-time work. NO. $3.50 aftel
ES%P,EiR. coLoRED GIRL wants cleri
cal work; typist. bkpr., receptionis
or clerk. DE. 9646. after q. -26
TWO COLORED GIRLS desire ele
vator Jobs in store or apt. Exper
and refs. ME. 251O. -25
COLORED GIRL, wishes to take car,
OF children only. in private home
days a week. DE. S76S,
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AIR CONDITIONER
CLOSE OUT

New 1851 and 1852 nationally ad-
vertised air conditioners at greatly
reduced prices. Must move these
units Immediately. Priced for quick
sale. All units 5-year guarantees.
ION ana SIZE sts ne sAEEe open eyeni1S: G1
It'll 9. Ii. 3-9Os2. "a
ANTIoUE--Beautiful Czechoslovakian
crystal chandelier, practically new.
ciate, Phone RE. 5279. -26,
AWNINGS, two SIT. BIN. one loft;
for all l5eS Shepherd st.. 5a EA 1874 SG
Sfsh chair; sHfS. ss5' Ra. ssasi Eaa Sho oae a5sh
BABY CRIBs-Rented by day, week
or month; also carriages, strollers
BasY ans D1FaEyRsNSiTr DFERNiruRPsealti,u FY. saS blond
wood baby wardrobe. chest and
mattress. Complete set $50. Call JE.
RaRY sIayos sTRoIIER atfeT Pm Dda.1R. like 2e nsv
slay; shESms SEQ DlaislS Rs sess ses! and feeding
BARBER CHAIRS 12l. Koken; excel
lent condition; $3.50; 3 cabinets.
sxs1Ns. EA; ssoVi SINKS. BArHruRs, eal,s-
so5s %; sIS e st, New s v or No oses sso5 BLOCKS
sinks. basins, toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO.. 2237 Ga. ave. DE 1866.
BEDS. twin, dresser, wall table, rugs.
davenport. gateleg table. 3002 Rod
man at Conn. Apt. 404. IA
BED--Dble.. solid Caucasian walnut.
with coil spring: good condition.
Apt. S05-B. The Westchester. EN-.
BEDROOM sGiiTEs. or individual
pieces; /. 6-pc. NAH. excel. cond.,
800; other $50. LO. 3-7661. 80
BEDSPREADS-Hand crocheted. dou-
BILE size, beautiful open work design
with long fringe, 5000. Call DU.
IConfinued on Merit Pa90Y
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Town and Country

DECORATING CO., WI. 1885
Residential, commercial. Quality
work, by white mechanics: fully In
sured; satisfaction our aim. -26
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up:
1852 Sunfast washable paper: work
guaranteed GE. 1893 or GE. 420l.
PAPERHANGING, excl; neat, prompt
service. Reas. rates. Free estimates.
10. S-S369 after 6 pm. -27
PAPEkING and painting by skilled
mechanics; a9,se Free est. Price JTesss''
PAPER HANGING. lowest prices: s.? do
mates; GE; oo24; ...-z25
Al work: Estimates free. Call MR..
BECKETT. MI. O930, DU. 4O53.
PLASTERING, patch work a spe-
cialty. no Job too small, 1st class
mechanic. Call FRANK. RA. 3o7S.
PLAsTERING. patchwork a speciality:
rf1ssiss. sfsfs1s. 1Sb III GiEi GaEir,so 7.Ssa.
cling and repairing; 24-hr. service;
PLUMBING AND HEATING: ,obbins:
remodeling: new work; bathrooms
installed; gas hot-water heaters and
gas boilers installed; 80 mos. to pay:
free estimates. IL 4-7373. 80
PLUMBING AND HEATING. bath
rooms and kitchens remodeled; gas
! and oil burner boilers, gas hot-wa-
RFFR1GEsx1oRSlE 1eF Rheatsrs; Sc. 54s3 5s4ss33.,pr1n2s
Day or night. JARRETT, RE. 1906.
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home in Arlington. Business couple.
2 children. no cooking for, adults;
other help for heavy work; 5S. good
Arnston iaanst wGe on cali TE sGSss Sose Ss.h
HOUSEKEEPER G. II. W., Monday
through Friday live in. attractive
summer home. Lake jackson. near
Manassas, Va. Transportation pro-
yided to and from lake. 2 adults
i've out. References required; $50.
MAfD XII oso4' e live in, colored; general
housework and care Of baby; $lS
week. Call Ii: 7-33o4; as
semi invalid and light housework
for 2, in apartment. Must live in.
Thurs. and alternate Sun on
ssSr sESn Ho. lo e;mi cs5s. Room BATH 6so Osard
Apply at desk. EMBASSY APTs.,
1918 Harvard ST. NV. -26
MAID, live in, Arl.. experienced. not
ovex 40; must have local refs. and
dsnf soofnf Of essdTsP ssS wP nfsi's Js siS a
MAID, exper. with small children;
light h.w.. plain cooking; live in;
must have D. C. refs; excellent
Opportunity for right person: % ~
WOMAN. to live in. white; exp; in
care Of infant; small salary. includ-
ing room and board; comfortable.
large new home. located Silver
Spring suburbs. Phone MA. lS92.
WOMAN. WHITE-Care for invalid
lady. Live in. Box elsa. STAR
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN to care for
invalid child; light household duties;
live in; Wo; 2195: ..o .-.,3.o -3o =,
small family; to care for home and
3 sons, while mother. works; must
live in; good home and small saiaafy; a
apply in person on weekdays, after
7:3O; all day Sat. and Sun: Apt. 81;
Rhode Island Plaza. 18th and
Rhode Island ave, ne. 80
cleaning and light ironing; or z
days per week; Fridays. Small
coiored family; new house. far ne.
LU. 2-936S after 2. References.
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REFRIGERATION AND
AIR CONDITIONERS

OALEO, SERVICE, RENTAL
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
DAYS. UN. 1912: Ewes. UN. s576.
now your old living
lar price. Your choice of fabrics.
For free estimates call RA. T7l2,
Ii. 3-5152. %
ROOFING-All types; cutters; spouts;
carpentry and painting, A. D.
THOMAS, HUI. 1852.
ROOF REPAIRNG-New roofs. all
sRoWN fyPeS; Also H1h house Hx4} painting 6. W.
STOP THAT LEAK - Roof. walls,
basement. Our service guaranteed.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE ,co,,.y

PAINTING. MENTIONING - Do my
own work: 80 years exper. Days,
Jo. o-4SoT' ewes. LA. 6-4156. 20
PAINTING, PAPERING, Int. Ext
count. HO. 9625. 26s
PAINTING exterior. interior. KEN.
tonlng; 80 years exper.: days. JU.
S-4g67: ewes, LA. 6-4l56. -26
PAINTING, interior and exterior.
Sas Eeas: prices Free estimates. Call
PAINTING. EXTERIOR, 1st-ciass
work, materials. Do my own work;
ref. Wash. and Va. CHI. 1881. 90
PAINTING AND DECORATING
For those who appreciate craftsman
ship. AP. 726S. -26
PAINTING, PAPERING; special: will
nx your house any way you want;
reas. See me first. HU. 4429.
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SECRETARY

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PAINTING AND PAPERINC

RING; special: will
my way you want;
rSt Hi 4AOQ
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WATERPROOFING
All kinds. ROBERT PRICE, DI. 6e23

WE WILL MAKE 1T for you. Any
thing in wood. ARROW WOOD
WORKING. FIR. 4243. rear 424 4th
RSEsisTrxieuiRANr-MANAGER III i MsG Mstur.
couple to manage restaurant. live
on premises. Salary and commits
sion la.o Crescent 105-R. or JE.
WANT THAT PORCH SCREENED,
Call Mr.. TAYLOR. 81. 3942 eve
p ninss aNn eScept Z GavETs EEiasy; sS;rops ....
work; side walks, driveways. walls
and brick work. JU S-5SS6. "a
FRANK ROBINSON-Small excavat-
ing Jobs. hauling; reas. price. l117
57th pl: ne. 10. S-4733. 20
WE STOP THAT LEAK--Roofs of all
types, guaranteed; repairs. 6TALEY
ROOFING. AP. 4640. pa
Al TYPEWRITER repairing. rentals,
many bargains. Visit BELA'S. 3Ol9
14th tnr. Col. rd.). AID. 223l.
Standard TV Service-S3
-ANTENNAS INSTALLED. S27 SO.
UN. 3297-9 It'll 9.-TA. 294S.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL at home. in spare
time. Standard text furnished
Many finish In two years. Write
Tor catalogue. AMERICAN SCHOOL,
DOB Varnum St. Bladensburg. Nd
RESERVE YOUR SEAT for free dem
onstration professional radio an
nouncing class. Tues, July Ist
6;3o1 p.p. 1877 18th st. NV. ME
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture; all subjects taught Approved
d 1or 81 training; day and evening
PBx-RECEPTIoNIsT course Sc easil, .dI
learned: age no handicap. Day class
tuition. $50; night sos. MRS
CHANDLER. HU 1924. ST. 1878.
AIR LINES
Men and unmarried women, 1895
needed to train for ground or flight
airlines positions. Training neec
not interfere with present employ.
ment. Coast-to-coast FREE place.
ment service for our grads. Write
call in person, or phone DI. 6709
between ! am. to z pm. Rm
601, NATIONAL AIR COLLEGE. 71C
14th st. NV, Wash. 5, D, c, ga
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER-Fiv 4O-hr. wk.,
vacation, sick leave, etc. No age
limit: established firm. Write COM
plete details for appointment. Box
CoLLECToRs. full or part time; one
day and ewes. per wk; worth So
UP per hour. MR.. McMANIS. HO.
DRUG CLERKS, exper. preferred,
age 1885; S-hr. day. 5-day wk. !:
hrs. 9:3O-6 pm. Mon Fri. Good
starting salary. Apply WALGREEN
CO. in Pentagon bldg. -27
MAN OR WOMAN to manage auto
mobile title office. Apply by letter
only, giving short detail OF qualif1-
cations. BECKER TITLE SERVICE,
1882 Wis. ave. Bethesda. Md. -2S
PHOTOGRAPHER-Opening for ex-
perienced printer. also for expert
enced retoucher: Five-day week.
Permanent position. See Mr. Ia
NON, HARRIS & EWING. 1919 r
WORKiNG MANAGER wanted for
rooming house. Husband must have
position; Positively no drinkers.
EXCELLENT part-time opportunity
Have an ENJOYABLE summer and still
earn S75 to $1000 weekly: Car
Of program.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

AGR1T'oNSrrss .nr ssa7 e esgates ssSg ESFES SsT0S
.SpHT1SNsr .G2NTTRhSrING aGps Gp lTEoSso ME SsoS. .xr
REMODELING- Residential or com.
arse For free Job e, too cs sma Rr or
ADDITIONS = Carpentry. piastering
painting. etc.; no money down. ur
to z years to pay. HAMILTON
ADDITIONS. alterations. repairs
ss4sen,ns DSrsh inelossTss extra
finished. Complete building service
to. increase the value of your prop
erty. CALL now. TODAY, for free
estimate. Financing arranged for
your conyenience. Cali GRIFFIN s.
AIR iR: coNDiTroN1Nc. !5SG,ni r.tr.sersstior rsa
assa siSo ua and Ex ssDsl5s sss new wa and
ASPHALT DRiVEWAYS. parking lot.
TeleDhone OF. O5sS $500 OF rec oL. ezs'Ss'e' zsss
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
Parking Areas. ST. 1000. 23'
TOMBSTONE can be applied to any
surface, lace ,ndsa1 stIdcco; brisk brisk wood etc:
to your property; free estimates; us )
TRACING CO. WI. 60s6. 4S19
bethesda ave. Bethesda, Md.
BRICK AND FRAME ADDITIONS.
fPorche;s; r. cn;s. DatiOs; garages; FLA;
on low monthly payments. DISTRICT
SC0NTRAcT1NG CO.. RE. 2295. AP.
C1ARo6iIrNA RENovAT1NG co. coo
Painting and papering. Carpentry
and gutter work our, specially, No
CARPENTRY-General remodeling;
cabinets store fixtures and store
fronts; Mr.; LAWRENCE. RA, 9703.
CARPENTRY; alterations, repairs re-
sa%Sqdflns s%dTH o% S1d ,ha h2d nsw any tS%i H0rs Mr.
CEMENT WORK, floors, driveways.
walks, steps, work guaranteed; reas.
prices. Dupont 1905. 2Ss
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROoIERR; f1S TER, Phone RA. ssss any day.
EIECTRiCAL INSTALLATION. repair
short circuits. Small Jobs done inn
mediately. RA. 2222 any time.
FENCE-Galvanized chain, link; all
tion. Get the best for less. No down
payment, 36 months to pay. Phone
II; 4-45SS; evenings and Sunday.
FLOORS CHEMICALLY REFINISHED.
0ld frs; made new without sanding.
FLOOR SERVICE. Nothing but the
best; laying. sanding. finishing
cleaning; parouet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CoNTRAC-
Tol HoRs, sa]E INC 1912 Wisconsin ave
GARAGES BUILT: frame. brick. cin-
der block. No down payment. MR.
WILKINS. ia. s-6525; oW. 3S326.
cuTTERrNG. snout,ne. roofs roofs. re-
BALE. soR s9ee se2 Fouq 5ousM MS
remade. So up. STEIN
BEDDING CO.. 1924 18th st. NV,
r1TNFiNe-1nside An tSie: and outside: wall
papsr- cleaning. LII 3-423s
PAINTTNG-Interior and exterior;
white mechanic: reas, immed. sery.
MR.: BUNGER, ST. 1923. 80
able white men. Best
SSsk Sosk fST RT less; ssss1a Free estimates: re-
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
caIl day or night. GE. 6497. "a
PAINTING, interior and exterior; all
GGf GIrk sIsa' psatl' and carefully done
papering: reduced prices
summer; free estimates. guaranteed
work. L. CROWELL. SH. 1873. a
PAINTING CONTRACTOR--Commef-
cial and residential; satisfactory for
% yrs MIR. LAWRENCE. RIA, 9703.
PAINTING. first-class work. interior
TToursoN apS ssssEi0Ji To- aSs7s EEss estlns5ss sd
PAINTING-A good clean Job. an
honest price; 80 yrs experience; in
or outside; modern deep-tone work:
strictly sober workers; little Jobs
taken care Of promptly. Call ME.
1884. MR.. ROBINSON. for esti-
mates. "a.
Evening star., 1952-06-24
SEAMSTRESSES (12'

SEAMSTRESSES 112)
White. experienced, for single needle
operations with heavy power ma.
chimes on canvas assemblies. GooC
pay. prospective year-round work
Immediate employment. Contact Mr.
Jack Rahe. e. p. HINKLE. INC
900 r. l. ave. ne. HO. 1854. -2t
SECRETARY; age 21 to 80: Ma.
tional organization has opening fol
competent secretary; interesting
and surroundings: group insurance
and retirement plan; office hrs, 8
to 5'15. Call MA. 0724 for appt
SECRETARY. 25 to IS for main
office of construction company; g.
day wk. Salary open. Air-conditioned
office. ANCHOR MANAGEMENT
CO.. 901 Washington Loan &
Trust Bldg. "a