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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

HEIGHTS-New semi
det.; lge. level lot; 8 bedrms., sep.
din. rm., full bsmt., outside ent.. gas
heat; l block elementary school:
Sll5 month; JA. S-1337. 5
MD.--New detached z
nsshPf5RfSs R5msgRfHs fSSS Rsst5as %s SS Gs SosS
SPRING-Brand-new, 8 rms,
IA baths; immsdiate occupancy;
ShSS HOMES nS FSR Ss Rent Sa 1920 from sio9 to
sres slese ca n foMpoSo REAr Eals chHEsh e
HoGsE SSGs WISH RSR 11yd RTNr oW SR eeSSi esSaSLiEo
sssTm, sssed 6l4a N b.fss Tenth ri, Fd beat: Arl
Catholic ana pSsiic s' schools: I Sea-, blk. *.
to bus; $3.50 per mo. oW. 9607 or
come to $500 Wilson blvd. for in
conn. ISiailS AVE. ESTATES. IN WHEATON,
ST Sis mo mo. New Ne, S,bsdr%; brick: brick semi
SOC soddsd eaG yard qen' OF. & 4sssai si 0Sm''. !se'
NEW 2-BEDRoOM BRICK. modern;
$50; Also 3-bedroom. In Groveton.
so1TaEAs4LNSssx4l 81 RafsA A. Ss4l' modern nous house;
convenient transp. and schools; IN.
closed yard: 8 bedrms.. liv.-dining
rm kit, bath; S110; separate bache-
lor apt. with bath on ground floor
tenant may sublet bachelor apt,
Whole house, $3.50 mo. LU. 4-1046
SILVER SPRING-Four Corners area
New 3-bedrm. brick: basement: stor-
age attic; $135 mo. Sligo $685..
%
STUDIO RAMBLER-Brand-new;S q
rms. year lease; 1925 per mo.
On Bradley blvd. WI. 1856. -5
ANNANDALE, VA.-3-bedrm. house;
radiant heat; S110 monthly. TIE
NEW RAMBLER; 6 large rms. tile
bath. de luxe kit. firepl., full bsmt,
conv. location: $145 per mo. Cali
RE. 24e1 or EN-. 1920. IS
VACANT-422I Brookfieid dr.. Ken
sington, Md; 2 bedrooms, ami,
S110 per mo. Ii. 3-3626; after
&, PM Lo. 6-4os7. wooD
NEW HOUSE-216 Hampton st.
Glassmanor, Md; 4 rms. and bath
hot air-cond. heat; $110 mo-; open
for insp. Saturday 9Th, from Q to
5 pm, or call the WASHINGTON
LOAN & TRUST CO., Real Estate
Dept. 600. = ct. NV. Ma. $40
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

WE MOVE TRUNKS. 2 or 8 pieces
or entire household. JET MOVING
MoHHiiiNG EHii TS AccRoss SSd THE STREET or
accross the country; safe storage in
Phons psaeN NO. SI oio4' uNfoN Sfe9S' STORAGE easE
CO., INC. (estab. 1906).
COOK TRANSFER-Call any time for
courteous service. New closed vans.
Experienced movers only. ia. S-21OS.
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt serv.; reas. ST. 1000. z days
wkn 2 a.m.-9 pm. w. MARVIN.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVY 1T, wife. 8 children; desires
. bedrm. unfurn. house; NV. WASH,
vic. Naval observ.; S100 to $125.
JU. 7-6378. =
UNFURN. s or 4 bedrm. rambler or
det. house by Feb. 18th. NV. Wash
lngton or close-in Silver Spring
Rental OF approx. $500 per mo. viii
consider option to purchase. JU.
AUSTRALIAN NAVAL OFFICER Vet
eranl,. REQUIRES bedrms., 2 bath,
furnished house; l or 2 yrs. lease;
NV. or Chevy Chase: up to S175
6S. oR. sIdo ITi COMMANDER JOHNS
BRITISH NAVAL OFFICER requires
2 or 8 bedroom, furnished house;
vic. new Rollingwood elementary
school, Chevy Chase, Md, WI. 5S43.
RESP. TENANT will lease by Feb,
10, unfurn., mod. 8 or 4-bedrm.
house; approx. $100 mo. SH. 1877.
BADLY NEED furnished home or
apartment; State Department officer.
VIE and Q Well-behaved children,
Box 250-C. Star. g.
have fine tenants for homes in near
py Nd. or NV, D. c.; free apprais-
ais, no delay. For complete rental
service, phone us today, PERRY
HAY CO., 81. 6242. IS
FURNISHED HOMES bedrms. for
British officer. Bethesda or Chevy
Shsse area preferred. Call OIL.
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MT. PLEASANT SECTION
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK
A fine attached brick house. First
floor: Side hall entrance, large liv-
ing room, spacious dining room,
Kitchen and pantry small inclosed
kitchenette, tiled bath. Basement
with toilet. pantry on first floor
easily converted into powder room)
Small front and rear yards. Entire
premises in very good condition.
Shown by appointment only. Cali
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
HOMES WITH INCOME
STONE, detached, 8 rms, 8 baths;
brick row; 8 apis. CRAvER, GE.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

UPPER 18th ST.-S rms, 8 baths,
Steinway piano, fireplace, $3.50 mo.
1859 BE : s4ssf. 81. s.E.-couple to share nv
home, wife as Companion, lieht
housework, for invalid lady. No rent.
References. AK. 1864. -
COLORED GIRL to share lovely
Northwest home. Large front room.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords. appliccants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis; or
houses or sublets. Wash Va;
YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE-one-
bedroom or efficiency; under $40.
GE. 1894. %
SMALL APT. or housekeeping rooms;
unfurn. or furn; inexpensive or share
home; preferably nr. Fillmore School,
Georgetown; by young empl. widow
with quiet daughter. 10. MR.. PAUL,
MA. 4075 or Ii 1854. = 8. j..
RETIRED LADY wishes unfurnished
apt. by Jan. 90 l or 2 bedrooms,
eley. service, close-in NV. AID.
O494. g.
NAVY 1t. d.E) AND WIFE-In apt.
bldg; / or 2 bedrm. apt, unfurn.;
MI. 5s05, after 5 pm. g.
SUBLET-Efiiciency or ! bedrm.,
good neighborhood, neatly furnished;
young writer and wife, quiet, re-
fined. ia. 2-S231. g.
REFINED MAN AND WIFE desire
furn apt. with l bedroom; living
room. kitchen and bath; in NV.
section; preferably convenient to
18th and X sts.;; for months Of
JJans Jan; S,o.,a Feb, and M March. Call Elk
TWO ROOMS - Facilities; sunny,
quiet: by mature Government
woman; about $50. Box 2SS-C,
ELDERLY QUIET COUPLE desires
small unfurn. apt; reasonable. GIL.
1878. g.
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THE VJRGINIAN

UNIVERSITY HILLS
located on University lane at Old
Colesville rd.. "a mile west Of U.
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ONLY $1,000 DOWN
MODERN BUNGALOW

ONLY $4,000 DOWN
MODERN BUNGALOW
WALTER REED AREA
MUST SELL. Owner transferred. I'M
mediate possession. Call me now to-
I bungsiow witS fuli SpsbsaUas Easement oVfDy 10y
Gated on quiet street. near every
convenience; level lot, Anchor fenced
yard, detached garage; reasonably
priced. Mrs. Kohn, RA S943.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
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utilities.
2-BEDRM. APT, $92
Bee Mgr. 3424 Tulane DR.. WA. 1877
SHIRLEY DUKE APIS.
42e DOMINATION BLVD
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
APPLICATIONS accepted for future
1-BEDRoOM
Snd Il. ssS
2-BEDROOM
1st FL. $3.50
3nnSs f.. E. s755.s5S
1neludes, all utils; except electricity.
Mon. through Fri
tOLORED-53O9 CALL PL. Sc; liv
Im,, kit, bath. Ii. 3-722l, bet
CSfoREb-uPPER col Red NV. SECTION
Attractive ? rms. kitchen and bath;
GoLoRED-uNfURN. 4PTs.. at 18th
and Independence ave. Sc; ] bedrm.
liv. rm., kit, dinette and bath; ready
by approx: next April. Apply CON-
EER 4 RYoNs; INC, 1910 18th st.
Shu MI L leC.
rm., modern kit, pvt. tile bath;
rent, S67 so per mo-; adults only.
PAT TROIANo REAL ESTATE CO.,
S27 l4th st. NV, MA. 1850. 5
CoLORED - 1921 ILLINOIS AVE;
two rms, kitchen. back porch;
share bath. GE. 1882. "a
G0LORED-24OO ALABAMA AVE.S.E.
Detached corner, building, nearing
completion; 2-bedrm. apts., $3.50:
1-bedrm. apts.. S72.50; heat and
hot water furnished: adults only.
AIKEN 4 AIKEN 500 H st, NV
COL0RED-N.W. Unfurn. liv., din,
bedrm,; kit. pvt; bath, IN apt. bldg,
near transp. NO. 3479. 81
COLoRED-2 RMS, kit. bath and
dinette; convenient ne. location
MICHAEL WALSH g. SON, 1911 Eye
CoLoREDNBsMT. APT.-Liv. rm.,
dinette, kit, tile shower bath and
bedrm.; cleo. gas, heat and janitor
service furn; S65 per mo-; cple.. no
children. JAMES T WHISONANT,
1910 VT. ave. NV. MA. 1914. Ewes.
and Sun. VI. 32l1. -6
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S Bedrooms, 31a Baths
Nearby Nd, 20 minis. to downtown;
in fine community; modern and
completely equipped. For appoint
SHANNON & LUCHs CO., 1905 Il
st. NV. Ma. 2345. -6
FALLS CHURCH RAMBLER. Q bed
rms, fireplace; well located; avail
able now; S135 mo.
Alexandria-2 bedrms., rec. room;
available Immediately; S130 mo.
Vienna-3 bedrms. and den; lovely
home: 6 to 8 months; $500 mo,
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors. FA. 1920
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EFFICIENCY APTS

Larse liv. rm.. complete kitchen and
bath; -S67.50 to S71.50, including
utilities.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.

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STORE AND GAS STATION for lease
Erease lift. air compressor. stock and
equipment.
Store. lunchroom. ice cream manu-
featuring plant combined. GoinG
business; In excel. cond. For ap.
Rointmsnt, eau sH; 4646: sMITHa
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4705 BLAGDEN TERRACE NV.
Just west Of 10th and Decatur sts.
NV, beautiful detached. bedrms.,
and ga baths: completely furnished,
Oil heat, double garage. (Will not
Can be inspected any time.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CO
141S H St. NV. DI. 1877.
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GEORGETOWN

HILLTOP BRICK HOME
Clean 2-bedrm. house in excellent
location; 5-acre landscaped; Sl25
per mo.
McDIARMID REAL ESTATE
Phone Vienna 600. 1891, 377
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While You Are Waiting

REALTOR
OF. $3.50 OF. $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
By Morqoret Russell

Mrs. George Fogarty was host.
less at a luncheon Wednesday,, en-.
|tertaining at the Congressional,
Country Club. Her guests were
Mrs. John Peacock, Mrs. Gwenr
Tucker, Mrs. Jack Ladson. Mrs
Robert Rheems, Mrs. James Spi.
vey and Mrs. Richard Purdy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Martens
jr., were hosts at cocktails Fri.
day from 6 o'clock on entertain
ing at the University Club. Guest!
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Minnix
jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Yline, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Manning, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold B. Vincent, jr.
and Mr.. william Shelton, jr..
1t. Col. John r. Graham anC
Mrs. Graham and family Of
Moorestown, N. J., are the guests
of 1t. Col. Graham's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George v. Graham.
{ Mrs. Harold e. Burton, Mrs
r. w. ThHrston, Mrs. q. Dainlain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
Joyce Mills
Entertained

Miss Joyce Mills. whose mar
rage to Mr.. Robert Llewellyn
lSumwalt. jr.. will take place
March 8 In Christ Church. George
town, is being extensively enter
tanned. Yesterday she was the
guest in whose honor Miss John
lRagsdale. who will be a member
Of the bridal party, entertained
lat luncheon and later she was
given a surprise, shower by Miss
Mimi McIIale, who also viii be
one Of her attendants.
Miss Mills. who was presented
last winter by her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Ladson Arthur Mills,
ljr., will be feted Saturday by Miss
Dorothy Orr, who will give .
luncheon at the Army Navy
Country Club. Miss Orr also is
to be a bridesmaid. The follow.
ing Saturday Mrs. Kenneth Mark
well will be hostess at Pierre's il
honor of the bride-elect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
Miss Hamburger
TONED inApriI

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Helm.
burger of Arlington announce the
engagement of their daughter
Shirley to Mr.. William II. Der.
geron, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
H. Bergeron, also Of Arlington.
Miss Hamburger Is a member
Of the faculty of the Washington
School for Secretaries and Mr.
Bergeron is employed by the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation.
The wedding will take place In
April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
Dolls T own
o Be Feature
AtBeuuvoir

What the weu-dressed doll win
wear can be seen and purchased
next Friday when Beauvoir School
stages its world-mindedness bazaar
to which the public is invited.
"A large dolls town" is one part
Of the fair-Beauvoir, Bonanza
which is being given by the
schools teaching staff to raise
funds for a new wing to the Ca
thedral elementary school.
The bazaar will open at II
o'clock and continue throughout
the day with auctions, pony rides,
a pet show, and large foreign food
sale.
The dolls town" will include a
1arge-scale white rambler, COM
plete with doll house furniture and
landscaping. This will be auctioned
during the day to the highest
bidder.
A display Of foreign dolls also
win be included in the dolls booth.
And there will be several dozen
dresses, sweaters and hats for
dolls, made and knit by the
teachers of the school. which will
be sold during the day.
Another booth at the Bonanza
will be stocked by the All Hallow's
Guild of the Washington Cathe-
drai. It will feature herbs and
plants.
Mrs. Bruce Clark, a member Of
the staff Of the school. is chair
man Of the Bonanza.
Lunch will be served in the
schools basement. which will be
transformed into a French SIDE
walk cafe, complete with checkered
tablecloths (painted by the school,
children) and an awning roof and
drip candles.
Three fashion shows are sched-
uled throughout the day, and the
clothes modelled by children from
three to II years of age will be
auctioned.
A large part Of the Bonanza is
being devoted to projects Of par
ticular interest to children; a
"scarey" house viii be rugged up
in the attic, and a fishing pond"
and gaily colored South American
pinatos will add mystery TO prizes
and grab bags.
The traditional "cakewalks"
will be held at various intervals
and there will be food booths with
special foreign delicacies such as
English plum pudding, French
onion soup, French and Russian
dressing. fresh French bread and
other specialties from Sweden,
China, Mexico and the Americas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
ChevyChose Society News

mrs. Edna Hinkel, Mrs. Rebeccs
Kuel and Mrs. c. c.. Mcdonnell
entertained at luncheon anc
bridge Thursday at the Columbis
Country Club. Their guests num-
bered so.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. vane-
man have as week end guests
their niece, Miss Mildred Reed
land Miss Frances Belman from
Richmond. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Woodruff
were hosts at a buffet supper
party last evening. Guests in
Icluded Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Ket-
cham, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j
Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Free, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward La
cey, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert An.
derson, Mrs. Howard Bollingel
and Mrs. William Sammervell.
Mrs. Harold B. Vincent, jr., gave
Ia luncheon and bridge party Tues
day entertaining at the Columbis
Country Club Those invited te
the party were Mrs. Max Truman
Smith, Ms. Robert Grams, Mrs
Arthur Clarendon Smith, IT., Mrs
Douglas Titus. Mrs. Harry Mar.
tens, jr.. Mrs. Raymond Manning
and Mrs. Helen Hess.
Mrs. Ross Taggart was hostess
at luncheon and bridge to II
guests Thursday in honor Of hel
ter-in-law, Mrs. Paul r. Tag.
gart. who with Mr.. Taggart has
returned from spending i've years
lin Germany.
Mrs. Elmo Coons was hostess al
la luncheon party yesterday en-.
PERTAINING for Mrs. Earl Gammons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
Shirley Norman
ENGAGED to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Koppel Norman
of Kansas City. Mo-. announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Shirley to Mr.. Lawrence Finkel-
stein, son and Mr.. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Finkelstein Of this city. An
early spring wedding is planned.
: Miss Norman is a graduate of
Kansas City Junior College and
the University Of Illinois. Mr..
Finkelstein is a graduate of
George Washington University
and the University Of Wisconsin
where he received a Phi. D. degree
in chemistry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
Announcement

Announcement has been made
of the marriage Of Mrs. Susan j.
Espey and Mr.. Herbert r. Kerlin.
The ceremony took place February
q In the study Of the Takoma Park
Baptist Church and was per-
formed by the Rev. Herbert W.
|Baucom, jr. A reception followed
at the home Of Mrs. Krelin's son
Mr.. Charles II. Barley Of Silver
Spring. The couple are making
their home ct 324 Aspen street
INV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
-BroWn-suareR Photo,

Miss Marie Aimee Murphy and
Mr.. Paul Joseph Barrett were
married yesterday In the Shrine
Of the Sacred Heart. the Rev
Lawrence ]. Wempe officiating.
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Murphy
and the bridegroom is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Barrett
The couple will make their
home in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
.HaYriS-HWina Photo,

Mrs. Lena Tatelman announces
the engagement Of her daughter,
Shirley. to Mr.. Irwin r. White
man. son Of Mrs. Nathaniel
Whiteman Of Philadelphia and
the late Mr.. Whiteman.
Miss Tatelman received her
bachelor Of arts degree cum laude
from Trinity College and Is now
attending Woman's Medical Col
|lege Of Pennsylvania. She viii
receive her MD. degree in June,
1853.
Mr.. Whiteman is a graduate of
the University Of Pennsylvania
and has received his master of
science degree from their school
Of engineering.
The wedding will take place
here March 16 and the couple
will make their home In Phila-
delphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
To Describe Travels

Mrs. Rollo G. Plumb viii ho
guest speaker at q meeting Of
Chapter j, PEG Sisterhood, at
I8 pm. tomorrow in the home Of
Mrs. Charles A. Schairer. S40o
lLynwood place, Chevy Chase, Md.
Mrs. Plumb will describe a trip
Ito the Soviet Union which she
made some years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17

Mrs. Dwight Rogers Of Fort Lau-
derdale. Fla, and Mrs. John Wood
of Canton, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pierce
have returned to their home in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17

Chevy Chase after a three weeks
vacation at Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bell have as
their guest the formers mother,
Mrs. Bell from Alton. Ill.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Eurth's Center Is Molten

The center Of the earth is hot
and fluid but not necessarily
composed Of any know metal, a
British scientist declares.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

Floor.
Infonts' Hand Made Dresses
Dresses imported from the Philippines. en-
Also 2-pc. sun suits. Second Floor.
Big Sisters Shorts
Upper back and cuffed leg. White, &M
navy and maize. to IA. Second Floor.
Girls Sportsweor
Polo shirts, skirts and blouses, Z to IL. e.
Second Floor.
Toddlers' 3-Pieee Poiomos
Button-on style with separate pair Of %4
pants, pastels. !, 2, and 8. Second Floor.
Tots Polo Shirts 8 for
Cotton knit with short sleeves in gay &4
stripes. to 6. Second Floor.
Plastic Mattress Covers
Deep 9-inch box wall, fully reinforced E4
and In sizes for full or twin sized beds. y
Street Floor.
PercoIe Pillow Coses 2 for
1856 threads to the square inch percale. en-
Regular size. Imperfects. Street Floor. y
kStortex Dish ToweIinq 4 yds.
An excellent buy In 25% linen and <4
1879 cotton, absorbent toweling with ,
colored borders. Street Floor.
Embroidered Pillow Coses 2 for
'Mr. and Mrs" and "His and Her" e.
styles-also regular embroidered cases. ,
Street Floor.
Common Dish Cloths, 12for
Colored mesh weave dish cloths. Street e4
Floor.
Bleoehed Muslin 3yds.
Perfect, heavy quality and So" wide. ST
yards to customer. Street Floor.
kUnbIeoched Muslin 4yds.
Heavy grade. Limit IL yards to . Gus e.
toner. Street Floor.
kPrinted Plastic Cottage Sets
Ruffled top. sash bottom in variety <4
Of colors. Street Floor.
Beach Chair Receivers ca.
Colorful blazer stripes in waterproof en-
cover to renew that old or faded beach y
chair. Street Floor.
Zippered Pillow Cases 8 for
The regular size in clear and colored <H
plastic. Ideal for allergy sufferers.
Street Floor.
Knit to Fit Maple Choir Covers
Set consists Of seat and back for . ~4
chair, or 3 sets will cover . maple
sofa. Street Floor.
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Boxer or gripper style irregulars. 80 e.
to so. Sanforized. Street Floor.
Mems CoIorful Ties z for
Perfects and irregulars in jacquards, <4
satins and rayors. Street Floor.
Mems Sport Belts z for
Well styled durable elastic belts with &z
leather ends. 30 to 3S. Street Floor.
Mems Shirts and Briefs 8 for
Full cut, crew neck T shirts; all elastic e.
top, taped seam briefs. S., NJ, L.
Some irregulars. Street Floor.
Mems Athletic Union Suits
Ideal summer wear, fashioned Of san <4
forized white nainsook. Irregulars, 36
to 40. Street Floor.
Mems T Shirts and Briefs 2 for
White combed cotton in perfects and <4
irregulars. S. M, L. Street Floor.
Mems Sweotshirts
Fleece back, cotton s,1 knit in white and ST
Mems Hondkerchiefs 8 for
White-on-white satin striped, high <4
count cotton. Street Floor.
Boys Fomous-Moke Sport Shirts
Two-way collars, patterns and colors. En-
Sizes to 16. Street Floor.
Boys Swim Trunks
Rayon satin twill and cotton gabaf- e.
dine, some nylon. Built in support
to Is. Street Floor.
Mems AnkIet Hose 4 prs.
Rayon wrap anAlets. Pastel, dark and e.
white. 10 to IL. Street Floor.
Mems Swim Trunks
styles. Solid colors. s., M, l., Street ,
Floor.
CrystoI Boudoir Lomps ca.
Petal type glass base, crystal standard, &4
nickel fittings. Third Floor.
Boxed Pictures ca.
Gold and white frames on boxed pic <4
lures Of many subjects. Third Floor.
Stroller or Walker Pads
Fade resistant colors Of red, blue, pink, $T
maize and green, In a water repellent,
oil resistant pad. Third Floor.
k36-In. Curtoin Material, 4 yds.
you to make a saving. Street Floor.
kGroup Of Curtains pr.
sets. Street Floor.
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HELP WOMEN

CLERK. white. experienced; full or
part time; dry cleaning store. coll
island ave. ne. M. 6577. Eis
CLERK, white; young girl for dry
cleaning plant. perm. job; S45 wk.
salary. Apply in person, 6233 Ga.
ave. NV. GE. 4434. lis
CLERK-Aecounting ONCE of local
country club. Cali Rockville 1873.
CLERKS. part time. for tobacco,
ceSieecs snd ar1g deDts no ex
Sun. hours available. STANDARD
DRUG CO.. 1922 14th st. NV. go
WHITE. age 1925, pleasing
personality. no experience necessary;
adapted to work in accounting dept.
Splendid working cond. Apply Mr..
isahan; isas st. DocToRs' 2 o. HOSPITAL HosPIT1aA
girl to do general
strsps 81 sypins MSzoS SdsK Teek Apply Ms
Oil 7th st. NV. -l9
CLERKS. ice cream store; experience
IN candy desired but not essentials;
Tor full or part time work in our
stores; excellent opportunity for ad-
raACcHcut' VdCatlOu WIN Day anu
free Decentralization. Call sH. 473s
for appointment Sun. or weekdays.
CLERK for drug and cosmetic count
er; exp. preferred; excellent salary
and commissions. EMPIRE PHAR-
MACY, 1888 Conn. ave. pa
CLERK-TYPIST. white, for general
ONCE work, 5-day W.; paid va
cation and disqualification; good
person to NATIONAL RIFLE AS
SOCIATION. 1900 r. /. ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, 1S to 25, for in
teresting position, in contractor
service bureau: experience not es-
sential. Permanent position with
opportunity for advancement; 5-day
week; Houp insurance and other
%oodNsrd Ss"ess SEE Sde MR. 18th HoBss aBs 4hs 4:
NV. -26
Evening star., 1952-05-19
SIG 9th ST. Sc.

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
full and part time; experienced
Apply coNNoRs AND FOSTER, 2244
sERvfCEMAN Efi fSS; fiSi for field repair MTl o,
major appliances; good opportunity
and excellent working conditions;
ful dement's, Including vacation, sick
leave, disqualification, pension, etc.
Evening appointments arranged. Call
Mr. Shallow at GE SUPPLY CORP,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
station. References and experience
required. Wages S54 per week to
start. Regular advancement. SPEED
g. BRISCOE. 22o1 N. Y. ave. ne.
sHIrPING n.l NC. CLERK. Not difzcalt
TYPEwR1TEaRs NC. 141s PaTt I'd.
SHIPPING CLERK, white, wanted by
large building supply house. located
in ne. district; shipping experience
preferred but not essential: Phone
Mr.. ROUDABUSH. DE. 1888. lis
SHOEMAKER wanted. reliable. Apply
SHOE .sAIEsMAN. s Iii experienced, is SAL
men; men Apply JOSEPH Il De YOUNG,
OhOE SALESMAN, eXper.; 6LeaQy po-
sition, good salary. 3156 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. OK. 20O4. 30
SHOP FOREMAN-Ability to direct
exper. men and handle customer
contracts; shop doing better than
average customer labor sales; excel.
working cond.; future assured to
right man. Top-compensation plan.
sP2c1Ai SPEC AZ FoiicEE-NIGHr lice WATCH
MAN-One Of Washington's leading
business establishments has a per-
Manent Job for a night watchman;
white, between ages of As and 80;
must be strictly sober. Of good health
and physical condition.. with a rec
ord Of unqueStioned honesty and
dependability; police experience pre-
ferred. Write Box 5-Y, Star, CIV
ting qualifications and references
GPOTTERs, exp. for volume plant;
good starting salary, paid vacation;
steady work, no layoffs. Apply to
s: BURKA, $40 9TH st. s.e. 30
SPRAY PAINTER. first-class man,
take complete charge. Phi. EN-. 3272.
STEAM FILTERS HELPER, with
D: c. drivers permit: approved for
G1 training. Apply 1109 9th st.
NV. -1Q