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Evening star., 1952-01-04
Michael F. McDernlotf,
WHO Set Up Security
|At Oak Ridge, Dies
BY the Assoeiosed Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Michae
F. McDermott, So, a former New
York police official who helpee
set up security practices at the
atomic installation at Oak Ridge
Tenn, died here yesterday.
He became Ill suddenly at his
jackson Heights, Queens, home
and died in a hospital of an acute
coronary occlusion.
Mr.. McDermott had risen to
deputy chief police inspector be-
fore he retired in 1914 and be-
came head of security police at
Oak Ridge for the Carbide &
Carbon Chemical Co.
He left Carbide in 1949. After
ward he headed a private detective
agency and was administrator OF
fair trade practices for the New
Jersey Wine and Spirits Board OF
Trade.
Returned as Consultant.
He returned to the chemical
company last March as a con-
sultant.
His widow, a son and a daugh-
ter survive.
In his 80 years as a city police
man he won three commentators
and four citations for excellent
duty. One citation was for his
work on the Ruth Snyder-Judd
Gray murder case in 1927.
Mr.. McDermott won wide &C.
claim for breaking down the alibis
OF the two accused in the sen.
sational murder case.
Cracked Snyder Gray Case,
He was a detective lieutenant ir
Queens when Albert Snyder, mag.
azine executive, was murdered
there by his young wife. Ruth
and her lover, Judd Gray.
Mr.. McDermott got Mrs. Snyder.
confession by assigning a police.
man who knew her well to talk
to her.
Mr.. McDermott went to Syra.
cuse, N. Y, and picked up Gray, q
travelling corset salesman. Gray
claimed he had not hoe,, II, N,,ao,.,
On March 20, 1927, the date of tn,
committed with a sash.
weight. But Mr.. McDermott founc
a torn railroad ticket in Gray's
room that indicated otherwise
and Gray confessed.
Both Gray and Mrs. Snyder
died in the electric chair at Sins
Sing.
Evening star., 1952-01-04
Barron Potter Du Bois,
Retired Navy Captain
And NIT Graduate

Barron Potter Du Bois, 80, re-
tired Navy Supply Corps captain
and resident of the District since
1925, died yesterday in the Bethes-
da Naval Hospital.
Born in Chelsea, Mass, Capt
Du Bois was the son of Navy Capt
and Mrs. Francis L. Du Bois. He
was graduated from the Massa.
chusetts Institute of Technology
in 1892 and was an instructor
at the school for two years before
receiving an appointment as &
paymaster in the Navy in 1895.
Veteran of Spanish War.
A veteran of the Spanish-Amer.
ican War, the Philippine Insur.
rection and World War I, Capt
Du Bois retired from the Navy
in 1925 and settled here.
Capt. Du Bois, a member of tn.
Military Order Of the Loyal Le-
gion, the Appalachian Mountain
Club and the Army and Navy Club
here. had maintained a residence
at 1917 Rowland place NV. fol
many years, but was living at the
Wardman Park Hotel at the time
of his death.
II Family Survives.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Helen Hodgkin Du Bois O
the Wardman Park: two sons
Comdr. Francis L. Du Bois, U. S. N.
stationed at San Diego, Calf, anc
Comdr. Thomas H. Du Bois, u. S
NJ. stationed at Cartagena, Co.
lombia; a daughter, Mrs. Ellery
Huntington, Darien, Conn, anc
three grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements have moi
been completed. Burial will be ir
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-01-04
$500 Savings Stolen
From Auto Compartment

A man who did his banking in
the glove compartment of his
automobile lost $500 to thieves
yesterday, he told police.
Waitsel Daniels, one of the own
ers of the Seven Brothers Restau-
rant. $500 Wisconsin avenue NV,
told detectives the money-sav-
ings of the last five years-was
taken from the automobile while
it was parked near the restaurant.
The money included eleven 500
bills. seven $50 bills and $2,05O in
$5, $40 and $40 bills, police said.
"a suspect. who earlier had asked
Mr.. Daniels to change a $40 bill,
was picked up for questioning.
Evening star., 1952-01-04
Prof. Sidney Cox, Author
OF Books on Enqlish
By The Assoeioted Press

HANOVER. N. H., Jan. A.
Prof. Sidney Cox, 81. of Dart
mouth College, author of several
books on English, died yesterday
He joined the Dartmouth fac
ulty in 1925 and was made full
professor in 1899.
He began his college teaching
career at Columbia University in
1919 and the next year went to
the University of Montana where
he was assistant professor of
English until 1926.
Evening star., 1952-01-04
Ashley Cooper, 70,
Actor on. Broadway
By the Asseeiated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. Ashley
Cooper, 20, actor who appeared on
Broadway in Tobacco Road
Arsenic and Old Lace" and other
plays. died yesterday.
He came to the United States in
1903 from Australia, appearing
with the Duncan sisters in "Topsy
and Eva" with William Faver-
sham in "The Squaw Man" and
with Otis Skinner in Captain
Fury"
He toured in vaudeville with Fay
BANTER and was in the original
cast of Tobacco Road"
Evening star., 1952-01-04

GUNTHER. BERTHA p. A tribute of love
TO the memory OF my dear sister, BER-
THA P. GUNTHER. who entered into
eternal rest hfteen years ago, January
The years may wipe out many things
But this they wipe out never,
The memory of those happy days
DEVOTED SISTER. CEss TRANcEs Scfssas. g. R1DLY.
JACKSON, JAMES A: In loving memory
JAMES A. JACKSON, who departed TIL tbs
life six years ago today, January 4, 1946,
In life we loved you dearly,
In death we do the same;
Peaceful be your rest, dear one
Until we meet again.
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps you near;
Nothing can ever take away
The love our hearts hold dear.
cH1LpREN AND Nj eiilH dRANDcHLbREN. &; 1ASAs2N: !:
MESSICK. MAYNARD. In loving memory
of my husband, MAYNARD MESSICK,
who passed away two years ago today,
January 4, 1850.
They say that time heals all sorrow
And helps US t., forget.
But time so.far has only proved
How much miss you, Maynard.
God gave me strength to face it
And COURAGE to bear the blow,
No one will ever know.
YOUR LOVING WIFE.
MURRAY, LAWRENCE E. In sad but low
ther, Deacon LAWRENCE E. MURRAY,
ago today, January 4, 1946.
Gone, dear father, gone forever.
How we miss your smiling face;
But you left US to remember
None on earth can take your place.
A happy home we once enjoyed.
ma efi1
But death has left loneliness
The world can never I'LL.
HIS CHILDREN LEON AND HELEN
tribute to the memory of our parents,
MARY H. SAYLES. who left us January
4, 1941, and JAMES H. SAYLES, who
Joined her February IL. 1941.
Always remembered.
THE FAMILY
SCHMID, HENRIETTA d. E. In memory
Of my dear mother. HENRIETTA D. z.
SCHMID, who passed away January 4,
To those who love their mother,
Treat her with tender care,
For you never know her value
Until you see her vacant chair.
watched her slowly fade away,
With aching heart l had to part
With the one loved so dear.
God knew her cross was heavy
And the hills were hard to climb.
SO He closed her. weary eyelids
And whispered, Peace be thine"
Sadly missed
HER DAUGHTER, MRS. r. B. ALLISON
SIMMONS, GEORGE A. In loving mem
ory of my dear friend, GEORGE A.
SIMMONS, who departed this life two
years ago today. January 4, 1850.
Her life is beautiful memory,
Her absence a silent grief;
She sleeps in Gods beautiful garden,
In the sunshine OF perfect peace.
HER LITTLE FRIEND. MAE R. KING.
| STEWART, LORETTA A. In sad but low
ing memory of my dear daughter, LO-
| RETTA A. STEWART, who passed away
ten years ago today, January 4. 1912.
The golden sun has disappeared,
Ana he q, sTy ,onssx 1S aui IN amd m7 Sbfay; bsaTt
Because you went away.
| Not / to know the reason why
| Unanswered is my prayer,
But I to waitSfor Gods own time
To lift the cross bear.
| How perfece is each thought Of her,
How comforting to know
| Her own dear love is with me still
| To bless the way I 90.
| ] miss her smile, her loving ways,
| Please, dear God, let her know
1 That down here do not forget,
] y loved and miss her so. ,
STEWART THOMAS.
Evening star., 1952-01-04
HIT Mrntnria1tt

ANDERSON, ISABEL. In remembrance ri
our dear wife and mother, ISABEL AN
DERSON, who passed away eight years
ago today, January 4, 1914.
Somewhere above this troubled world.
Safe beyond all grief and care,
Our mother rests in heavenly peace,
Some day we will meet you there.
We miss your kind and welcome ways,
With you we spent our happiest days;
What God has done must be the best,
For soon We too. shall be at rest.
And there is that sweet, holy land,
Well walk together hand in hand;
What beautiful memory she left behind
When we were all here together.
LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
CONWAY, BETTY p. In loving remem-
brance of our darling daughter, BETTY
+. CONWAY, who departed this life
three years ago today, January 4, 1919
We think Of you and talk of you,
Sometimes We even laugh at things you
used to say and do:
But our hearts are heavy and sad,
We lost the dearest and only child we
had.
Loving thoughts and silent tears.
A beautiful memory of one we loved SO
dear.
DEVOTED MAMA AND DADDv .
Evening star., 1952-01-04
Hortley Sanders, ",
Republican Leader
By the Assoeiated Press

PRINCETON, w. Va, Jan. A.
Hartley Sanders. 72, prominent
Princeton attorney active in Re.
publican Party politics died today
Mr.. Sanders had suffered from
Ia brain tumor for some time.
Mr.. Sanders was the Republi-
can nominee for Congress in the
fifth district for five successive
elections. from 1910 through 1948
He was defeated each time by
the late Democratic Representa-.
tive John Kee.
Evening star., 1952-01-04
Hin Mrtttnria1tt

BATEMAN. SARAH C. In sad but loving
remembrance Of our devoted mother.
SARAH C. BATEMAN, who died seven
years ago today, January 4. 1945. An
niversary mass at st. Stephens Catholic
Church. HER CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1952-01-04

1DhhI. members OF steam
ltterS' Local Union, No. 602,
are notified of the death of
Brother ALBERT BROWN.
Funeral services on Saturday
morning, January 5, 1851, at
II o'clock, at the W. w. Deal
Funeral Home, Sl6 H st. ne.
KERR. Financial Secretary. 4
Evening star., 1952-01-04
DrathH

ARENs, MARGARET MARIE. On Friday
January 4, 1852. at Garfield Hospital
MARGARET MARIE ARENS Of 2SO6
Gather St. .Hillcrest Heights, Md, be-
loved wife Of Richard Arens, mother OF
Margaret Ann Arens: daughter of Carl w:
Stark Of Kansas City, Mo-; sister OF
Wesley Stark Of Falls Church, va.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. me-, after
10 am. Saturday, where services will be
neld on Monday, January z. at pm.
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 6
ASHTON, BOZELLA. On wednesday, jan
uary 2, 1852. BOzELLA ASHTON OF 1914
Monteilo ave. ne, son Of Elijah Ashton
ana the late Elnora Ashton. He also
other relatives and a host OF friends.
Remains may be viewed at Barnes &
Matthews Funeral Home, GA 4th St
S.w,,, after 12 noon Saturday, January 5,
until time Of funeral services at pm;
thence to the Silion Baptist Church.
Westmoreland County. Va, where inter-
ment will take place In the church ceme-
terry Sunday January 6, at 1880 pm. s
Evening star., 1952-01-04

CARTER, MRS. ANNIE E. Esther Chap
= ter, No. 5, o. E. S., will con-
MI duct Eastern Star services for
YAK our late sister, ANNIE E.
AAN CARTER, at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th
y st. NV, on Saturday, January
5. 1862, at 10 am. By order
Af the urnrfhY rnatrnn
Evening star., 1952-01-04

JOSEPH MORAN, ST., Will be conducted
by the National Guard Of Honor Of the
American Legion. 8
NEWMAN, GEORGE WALTER. On Tues
pital. GEORGE WALTER NEWMAN, son
of the late George s. and Georgiana New
man, husband of Viola Newman and
brother of Nelson D. Newman. He was
buried Friday, January 4, at 9:30 am,
at Arlington National Cemetery. Robert
Campbell, undertaken.
EDMOND. On Thursday, jan
uary 8, 1862, EDMOND OSBORNE OF
4406 Georgia ave. NV. Notice of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Frazier's Funeral
Home.
PENN FYFFE). MINNIE MAY. On
THURSDAY: January B.. 1852, MINNIE
loved wife of the late John T. Penn and
mother Of John T. Pyffe Of Poolesville,
Md, and Walter L., Hilda E.. Joseph l.
and Harry B. Fyffe; and Mrs. Minnie NJ
St. Laurel, Nd. on SATURDAY,. January s
at 2:30 pm. Interment Monocacy Gene
tery, Beallsville. Nd.
RANKINGS, ARTHUR J. On Thursday
ARTHUR J. RANKINGS, beloved husband
Of the late Nellie r. Rannings and father
Of Ruth Collins. Bertha Collins, Ethe
Tobin and Clifford A. Rannings. Friends
Home seoz Nichols n,sv ave. Sc" 1ttee ,ss,s
services at. the Fountain Memorial Bap
tist Church at pm. Relatives ant
friends invited. 1nterment Cedar Hi
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-01-04

BROWN, HAUSIE. On Monday, December
81, 1851, at Gallinger Hospital. HAUSIE
BROWN. He is survived by a devoted
wife, Mrs. Myrtle Brown: one brother,
Charlie Brown; one sister-in-law, Mrs.
Floyd Payne, Margaret Stewart and
Samuel Davis; three nephews Eddie.
Julius and Marcellus; a host of other
relatives and many friends. Remains mains
You st. NV, Friday, January 4, 1852,
after 5 pm, where services will be held
Taylor officiating Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. "a
Evening star., 1952-01-04

GER. CHARLES r., SR. The
officers and members Of Adah
Chapter, No. 25. o. E. S. of
Maryland, are hereby notified
of the death of our past pa
tron, Brother CHARLES r..
ROSENBERGER, Sr. Funeral
from the 9. H. Hines Co. Fu-
Evening star., 1952-12-27

FALLS CHURCH - Quiet girl or
woman to share apt. with other
girl. Call JE. 4-1377 after z pm.
GIRL to share Conn. ave. apt, con
yensssGnt YEMEN transportation Can as 40
1i40 OAK ST. N.W.-one adult
wishes to share 2-bedrm. apt, conv
to transp. CO. 5-167S. 30
18th ST. N.W.-Girl.. 25-35. to share
large air-cond. efficiency overlook
ing Rock Greek Park. DU. 7-SS39.
INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN to share
nicely furn. bsmt. apt. with another.
RA. 6-6349. q
ROOM with young gentleman in
well-appointed apt. AID 4-330S.
1882 Biltmore st. NV. apt. "a.
ATTRACTIVE. large 1-bedrm. ant
near 18th and Spring 5d.o Best 3es
ia. 9-3723.
THREE GIRLS to share house; pvt
bath. kitchen privileges; one bus
17R4 Hobart st. NV. -29
Evening star., 1952-12-27
TELEVISION
3 BEAT ALL, PRICES

WE BEAT ALL RRlCES
ALL BRAND-NEW 1859 MODELS
ADMIRAL. EMERSON. ZENITH. ETC
AIMCO TV SALES
1890 N Washington Blvd.
Arlington. Va. Open It'll 8. ia. $1,000.
TROMBONE. slide; beaut. gold and
condition. AD. 2-4069. --2S
Underwood. noiseless,
late model pica' excel. cond.; $3.50.
fYPEWRITERs New portables; free
home demon. BY factory repr. Terms,
81 wk; Elk. 3-1424; eve.-sun.. LU.
adding macn., check
writer's. duplicators; sales serv. and
rentals; bought and sold. Ma. S-7S24.
TYPEWRITER, L. c. Smith, Super
Speed, very good cond.. $50. La.
wAsHER--Aluminum tub Maytag,
sacrifice, 500. 55U3 63rd ave.
Tempieton Knolls. E. Riverdale, Md.
WASHING MACHINE. ABc auto.
spinner. ss5. 4512 Both st. NV.
poles. Excel. cond.; $40. Can AID.
4-a49oss saG ! Apt. ZIG. Sun. only bet.
WATCH, mans. 1Sk gold wrist watch
(new). Dacheron-C Constantine; cost
1915. sell $3.50. HE. 4-S4SS. --2S
AND JEWELRY, 25Ts to
30T discount for cash: Longines,
Wittnauer, Benrus, Elgin and other
famous brands: diamond rings.
stone rings. silverware, etc. SAM
ORBACH. Jeweler, 414 Buchanan
st. NV. ia. 9-4354. Open ewes.
WATER HEATER. elec. Hotpoint, SO
gal; used only / yr.; peri. cond.
Call ia. 7-2455. 9 am. to 6 pm.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ARLINGTON-Lge. rms. gas range,
share as11 i bath al7s6S snd refsr.' mr.. tranSp
1850 HARVARD ST. N.w.-sleepins
rooms with privil. Of reception room,
kit; and Laundry; H0; 2-779S, rs
aSas ais6sd kansas aoo s0 sSs pss. HE Mee Ma
laundry privileges. Close Close to a4t transp.. a,
schools, Shopping. RIA. 6-3so6 from
DoWNroRSS.' Z VIII 81 ( ''4 414 9th st. NV NV
Room with Frigidaire, stove; $40
per wk. ME. S-7246. $50
DOUBLE ,RM., redec:. excel. loc.; S15;
~ N lounge. MRS. CAPPS, RE.
2 ROOMS. pvt. bath. all utils. incl:
quiet cple.; s16 wk. ls4s columbia
1sis sdi VI: w. AVE. NV, walk. dis. tow town;
main f.. lge. rm., kit. lge. heated
porch, yard, gas range. elec. refgr. /;
pet OK; SIS wk. ME. s-7204.
5O4 End ST. Sc. Ink. room; re-
frigee55aator, sink, gas hotplate; L.
1859 E1cL1D .,G r.. ST; IN; NV: .gs; iron.
1sio 1sIansP%Glls11faai P%ARYIaND AVE. NE, NGSS One
light housekeeping rm.; refgr.. gas
stove and water;l or 2. -2S.
BSMT. RIM, .refgr... hot
plate; pvt, entrance; sgle. or double;
reas. 1923 Monroe st: NV; -2S
transportation. No No. 1855. 'L2s
44i6 18th ST. NV. nicely furn.
Ink. rms; refgr., hotplate; cple. or
2 girls. RA. 6-3O02. 30
Evening star., 1952-12-27
PLUMBING
SPECIALS

Used Bathroom outfits. $50: table
drain, board sink, Sls. complete
SHAPIRO sId ,I3I RLUMBIHG. 5dH6 soo6 ga,
PREsS-Chandler & Price Job. 12xl 5
PED, type 'sfurniture and accessories
lneludfd pm' e.. s29S ssosGo7ce cail M0n' altsF ss
PRINTING machinery; we nave Iars-
est stock of printing. btndery, offset
and composing rm. equip. In Wash.
dismantling; moying. ERECTING; VIC VIC
REFRIGERATORs: used; rent ,,D,I OF 3Yy
EN-. 2-73o0. 441s Conn. ave. NV.
REFRIGERATORS. used: large assort-
ment from $40 up; Some witt with
lryear guarantee; Time payments
REFER EEGRERIGKs Sss ali S9eh Sizes i4ts s. up
Installation PEER 'Ess sHiEs CO
2237 Ga, ave; Pc. 2-5566 ~
A real road builder. Cost over So. 600
S9y. S9 SS5a GaIj MR., JONES, PoOlesyjlle' @ys
ROCKER, platform. tred>, good cond.,
$40: linoleum. blue, .6x9, So; refgr:,
leu s-fs,a f; acoldsDot' l-yr' DID, %. Ts5'
RUGS, orientals; lge, and small; re, re-
2125 18th st. NV, NO. 7-o237;
RUGS, imported Persian. Oriental
good wearing, sxiS, $3.50; ski.
$3.50; other sizes proper priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 G st. NV,
sHoEs-cancellations HOES, hHndreds ,gnsI TO, g,
entire family in famous-brand shoes,
De Liso, Newton, Elkin. Mademoi-
selle. Jarmon, Florsheim. Edwards
Play Poise. etc. Hard-to-find sizes
Save to 50T or more. LIEBERMAN,
INC, 1404 Monroe NV. of 14th
AID. 2-6344. Open 1919 pm. --2S
winchester 16 gauge.
Pump action. Full choke; New;
with canvas case and shells. S9o
sLfP COVER and drapery materials.
beaut. patterns in. twill and pebble
crepe; Soc to 81 80 yd. JE. $4,000.
STORE FIXTURES--Six-ft. refriger-
ated display case and coca-cola box;
miscellaneous store fixtures; reason-
TABLE. mahog. library; walnut
vanity. full length mirror; Rolls n
razor So; wardrobe trunk. oWo'
TAPE RECORDER. 1852 webster
$197.5O, only Sf25. incl. extra
tapes; $50 Jefferson st. ne. oTU
TARPP4UjLINs-ec IT,. used, 1901
tarps; new 10-oS. Lowest prices
anywhfEExs: n1y' *. ssyss4a Tsy U.s. 2'ls M st
TELEvIsIoN; l7-in. mahogany hea con. 9 n
fice sos. Call 10. 2-2476 after, &
Evening star., 1952-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

AIR COMPRESSOR. "a h.p.. 25O-Ib
tank; automatic cutoff and regula
tor; $3.50. Ii. 4-37SS. -2S
HANDBAGS - Ladies'
with shoulder straps: first-class
workmanship: from S23 to 500: also
belts and wallets: 20es discount fol
cash. Ala Buchanan st. NV. ia
9-4354. 81
ALUMINUM-TripIe track storm win.
dows and doors. now equipped with
Kaiser sun screens at no extra cost
to you: porches inclosed, with pic
ture windows and jalousies; Kaiser
sun screens will keep your rooms UP
estimates; Call oL. 1915. CAPl-
TOL CONTRACTING CO., 1919 Be-
thesda ave. Bethesda.
early 18th Cen
tury Chinese pottery, well preserved.
Call II. 6-2026. -27
walnut corner cupboard
$3.50; antique maple desk chest
ST5; antique maple chest o.
drawers, antique mahog. and walnu
din. rm. bar, lge. buffet, din. rm
table and chairs. glass-top desk
ATTENTION--Pros store own
ers and builders. Closing out dresi
shop business. will sell beautiful
modern fixtures and balance O
Saleable merchandise, out of sacri.
flee. Fixtures include glass coun.
ters and cases equipped with lights
Manneauins. desks. chairs, tables
etc, all in excellent condition. Cal
owner at OV, 3-5740 or EN-. 2-G439
Evening star., 1952-12-27
HEIP-DOMESTlC

COOK s2 sse GHW H. .1:n lSsS u,t through w din
COOK -G.H.w., live in. Must be
highly exp; city refs. new home.
elec. dishwasher, etc, 5la-dy. wk..
$40. OIL. 2-S947. -2S
COOK -HOUsEKEEPER, for 8 adults;
in apt; II through dinner: 5-day
week. EN-. 2-5605. -29
room: fond of m; chtldren; Hyals T5pTsday
ssppdd So SUNDAY of; eiod Rsferences. Over
G.H.W. AND CHILD CARE; live in;
otsep %sin Sun Il r% o dhurs: 1h s.s4s nnd every sS
GlRE Or ni WOMAN, 81 "; coioSed. saai' to care care
Live 1 'fI in. Iu. u 1-sso7. sEt0'eo Dare'S' Mes
HOUSEKEEPER-White. between ages
25-40 for. motherless home: 3 boys:
SIS and 12. Completely mod. home.
Viii pesisen eeu NA II nse7 ss p xs
Vienna 132-W-2. -2S
So, good health, recent city refer
ences, Box 106-V, Star.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. for elderly
lady; live in; good plain cooking
sjadn,nk and like Rqrsins; iegs no laundry or
MAID, G.H,W., in Arlington, 5:day
week, "a day each afternoon. 1870
TO $50 in small apt, exc wages.
Local refs. JA. 2-750o, Ext, 4s6.
NURsEMAID. l child; 5la days, /
evening; light housework; live, out;
in D. C.; conv. transp.; min. yrs,
recent loc. exper. in child care re-
quired; S35 wk. TU. 2-0335. rs
WOMAN, EXPER. G.H.W. Assist
with children; 5la days, conv. loca-
ton; S25 and carfare. TU 2-034l.
WOMAN, white, to assist with house
keeping and care Of elderly mother;
ELDERLY 1ES H. CoLoRED eoi oEId9 WOMAN. live
with ,colored family care for. baby
and Lh.w. Room and board and
small salary. Call Ii. 4-251o. MRS,
oPpoRfuN1TY FOR EXP. And
position with agreeable Chevy Chase,
children. Ref, required. EN-.
WHITE White LADY, live in. new home.
pvt. rm.; g.h.w.. child yrs, work.
AGfrSP iDT sPl c6HoREb 81 slI52o GIRL, for M light
local ref. required. EN-. -3-2169
bet. 10 am. and l pm. Sunday.
CAPABLE WHITE WOMAN to care
for baby at home while mother is
hospitalized and conyalescing; local
coIoRE6 sIs is6' woMAS on n to 90 live in; ref
Cali MA. $500 before $40 pm,
DE. 2-0740 thereafter.
Evening star., 1952-12-27

downtown, 414 9th st. nv
Rooms. SIS and Sc single; ss dou-
BETIER-CIAss ROOMS in private
home. hon &c Sonyenient sansn6 location Reason
legation bldg, lge. comfortable room
with bay window, next bath, ample
closet space. h.-w.h.; with GENTLE
Sio 1emltSi oGLETHoRpE s1Hodp ST. Nw.-Middle
sedrm;. PVT bath; conv. as trs9sp.
DTfoNT TAi S1e4t CIRCLE, 1873 10th St
Lovely .sgle, next to bath; refined
young lady or gentleman; no drink
ers. S35. AID. 2-3317. 30
UPPER BRIGHTWOOD. Conv. transp.
Nice. large master bedrm. with
twin beds, pvt. bath. unlim. phone
Call ia. 9-S296. -2S
2i39 r ST. N.W.-Bright, well-fur-
nished single and double rooms with
board, $75 per person. Fine neigh
borhood, near Conn. ave. cars and
buses. Call HO. $4,000. 30
WARDMAN PARK VIC, 1921 2sth
st. NV; for young lady; small front
pnivs PRIV nest sss hath natl ca 1SrY S1s0s s6s tes
52O5 18th ST: N.W:-Lge. rm., conv.
transp., quiet neighborhood; gentle
man only; gentle family; $S per
wk.; unlim. phone. RA. 3-s45S.
5O1a 4th ST. N.w.-Lge. furn. front
rm.; SO wk.; cow. transp. Cali
SIS Ts' RiTrTENHousE sIrsgSi ST. N.w.-Lse.
front rm:. twin beds; giSls or ems
WILSON RIGssS '0ae'f HoSsEs A ieSs 18th st
excel. rms, $35, $50. $40; 2-rm.
and daughter. $50; with "a Oh to
manage and care for house. AD.
BETTER RMS, warm. clean. quiet;
ss Uuns slnEs aaes g. " i4sS SD Hal1sTd ns
1714 HOBART, home of 2 persons;
private home. DU. .7-4264. 2s'
@o. ISSn; pU %fid 4.s56o siGsi shower $40, semi
1905 N. ii. AvE.wNear Dupont circle
warm, comfortable. single .rm., ad-
Joining bath: only 81 so vk; .
lSss Ss n a.It,t,,sI HI AXEMcOE 18th h ape
former SFsis6ed sIss5 nm y
1343 l. ST.-Downtown. clean. we'll
heated, single room: Southern ex
a6S SSSGfHfL GHLLssriNEpvt. a SNk home; dble. Gz I'm.
twin beds, pvt. bath; phone in rm.
excellent transp. ia. 9-57S9. -2S
1863 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-De
sirable rm. for re1ned employed
lady: conv. transp. AID. 4-0351.
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MT. PLEASANT-Empl. person. ii
home of refined couple; desir. loc.
conv. transp. Refs. AID. 1904
1917 VERMONT AVE. N.w.-Walkin,
distance town. sgle. fr. rm.., run
| water. innerspring matt; gentleman
$3.50 -wk. EX. 3-6746. 30
1447 MASS. AVE. NW.-Bedrm.. 81
per week. Larger one with runnini
water, $40. No drinkers. AID. 4-97SO
KALORAMA NEAR CONN.-Avail. t.
mature, stable man; attractive. pvt
rm. In bachelors apt. in elevator
bldg. No other occupants. Persona
maid serv. daily. Excel. address
perfect transp. HO. 2-62S2. -28