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Evening star., 1953-08-12

Arnold Bus company officials
were to take stand again today
for cross examination as Arling-
ton County continues its fight
to block a proposed fare increase
at an Interstate Commerce Com
mittee hearing.
Counsel for the county yester-
day cross examined company Of
ficials and a Washington real
estate man on the rent paid by
the company. formally known as
the Washington, Virginia &
Maryland Coach Co., for the
property in which its headquar-
ters is located. The property. at
TOT North Randolph street, Ar
lington, belongs to Joseph L.
Arnold, principal stockholder
and president of the bus cor
poration.
Annual Rental.
Bernard Wahle, executive vice
president of the bus company,
testified the company paid $72,-
900 annually for use of the
property.
William H. Throckmorton, the
real estate man, told the hearing
Evening star., 1953-08-12
New Pump 10 Relieve
Wheaton Wafer Pressure

A new pump to relieve water
pressure in Wheaton was ap-
proved yesterday by the Wash
ington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission.
The sanitary utility voted to
spend $24,200 for land machin-
cry. The new pump will be at
Redland, east Of Washington
Grove.
The present pump now sends
water from Wheaton to Gath
ersburg. In order to drive water
that far the pump must use
pressures so high that relief
valves in Wheaton are liable to
open. When q relief valve opens
in Q home, water runs out.
The new pump will distribute
the pressure more evenly.
Evening star., 1953-08-12
Alexandra Opens
First Night Traffic
Court Toniqht

Alexandria's first night traffic
court will be conducted at 8
pm. today by Civil and Police
Judge James r. Duncan.
The judge said he decided to
hold one night traffic court
each Wednesday for the con-
venience Of the public.
Many people do not want to
take time off from work to ap-
pear in court and, therefore, elect
to forfeit collateral instead Of
defending traffic charges.
Judge Duncan said any citizen
who is ticketed for q traffic
violation has the right to ask
the policeman to set the case for
night court.
Evening star., 1953-08-12
Boswell Is Renamed
To Housing Authority

". Ward Boswell has been re-
appointed to the Alexandria
Redeyelopment and Housing
Authority for a four-year term
beginning September IS.
The appointment was made
yesterday by Alexandria Mayor
Marshall j. Beverley. Mr.. Bos-
well, an Alexandria real estate
broker, has served on the author
ity for the past IA years.
Evening star., 1953-08-12

lively agreed to rezor1e to heavy
industrial use $40 acres border
ing Nabbs Greek in the Marley
Neck section upon which the
company holds options. The
Marley Neck section is south OF
Baltimore on the PatapSco River.
The Pan-American Refining
Co. is a subsidiary of Pan
American Petroleum & Trans
port Co. The American Oil Co.
is the marketing subsidiary OF
the same firm.
Wade'S Point Area.
In Talbot County the COM
pany holds options on LOO acres
of land in the Wade's Point area.
A request to rezone this land
for industrial development still
is pending before the County
Planning and zoning Commis-
sion and the Board of County
Commissioners. There has been
strong opposition to location Of
the refinery in the county.
o. Bowie Duckett. an Annap-
oils attorney who represented
the company at yesterdays hear
ing here, said only two residents
of the Marley Neck section had
objected to the refinery. He said
these residents had been taken
to New Jersey to see a modern
rfinery in operation. He indi-
Gated that their objections had
been withdrawn.
Ralph L. Lowman, president of
the Board of County Commis-
sioners, said the board had re-
fused to consider rezoning the
land until it had assurance from
the company that Nabbs Greek
would not be polluted. He said
the company has assured the
board that the refinery wastes
will be piped into the Patapsco
River.
Mr.. Ducket said there would
be no pollution from the refinery
more than that allowed by the
State.
Studies by the Talbot County
zoning group also have indicated
that no pollution need be ex-
pected from a modern refinery
Bill Moore. American Oil Co
president, said the company
would reach a decision on the
refinery location within the next
month or two. He described the
decision as a complicated mat
ter"
Mr.. Moore said the refinery
would employ about 800 persons
when completed. He said the
company is looking into the fu-
ture and is acquiring land
enough for expansion.
Other Firms Interested.
Company officials said other
States and localities have ap-
peared eager to have ref1neries
located in their territories, while
MarylanderS seem cool to the
idea.
1t was understood here yester-
day that other heavy industries
have shown an interest in locat-
ing in the Marley Neck section
the last deep water area close to
Baltimore suitable for industrial
development, if the area is re-
Zoned.
Oil company officials said sew
eral other sites, in addition to
the Anne Arundel and Talbot
County locations, are being con-
sidered by the company.
Evening star., 1953-08-12
ForestviIIe Festival

The second annual community
festival at Forestville, Md. will
be held Saturday, beginning at
3 pm. Proceeds will be donated
to the Forestville Memorial
Methodist Church building fund.
Evening star., 1953-08-12
Moonlight Cruise Tonight

The Arlington Alexandria
chapters Of B'nai Birth will
sponsor a moonlight boat ride
on the s. S. Mount Vernon to-
night, leaving the Maine avenue
pier at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1953-08-12
Oil Firm Seeks
Refinery Site
InAnneArunde|
Commissioners Agree
Tentatively to Rezone
Marley Neck Area
By staff eorespendent Of The ster

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 12.-The
Pan-American Refinery Co.,
facing opposition to its proposal
to construct refinery on Chesa-
peake Bay in Talbot County on
the Eastern Shore, now is trying
to obtain permission to build in
Anne Arundel County.
The Anne Arundel County
commissioners yesterday tenta-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-05

E,!Son Lancaster has returned
non Fort huON where he spent
'iN weeks in RCTC camp training.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-05
LEGAL ADS
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

The undersigned. having quail
fled as administrator of the estate
OF John T. SarviS deceased. late
of Columbus County. this is 10
notify all persons having claims
against said estate 10 present them
TO the undersigned on or before
the 4th day OF August, 1854. or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
dCbtcd to said estate will please
make immediate payment to the
undersigned
This the 18th day of Angus
1858.
W. Clifton SarviS.
Administrator of
John 7. Sarvis
Tabor City. n. c.
Aug. 5.l2.l9. %, Sept. 5
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-05

e VIII return to Clemson ConegcMr LANCASTER
y! september where he will begnRoute CITY,
his senior is the of = - -.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-05
Emerson News
BY Oscar SOles

MIR. and Mrs. Charles Tompkins
and children were Sunday visit
ors of Mr.. and Mrs. Braxton Cart
rette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Norris were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra Norris
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graves of
Fayetteville were Sunday visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Fowler
Ruther Lee Soles visited Oscar
SoleS Saturday night.
AIR. and Mrs. Carl Hinson and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
SoleS and children and Miss hectic
Mae Duncan were Sunday visitors
of MIR. and Mrs. Bud Simmons at
Beaver Dam.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs
Tom NcalCy. former resident. now
OF ThCmaSvilic is in the hospital
there suffering with polio. she
wishes the prayers of everyone"
Vernon HlnSOn and Miss GLADYS
Porte OF LoriS. s. c. went 10 Mar
ion, ;. {. last Wednesday. July
30, and were married. We wish
for them a long, happy life and
many good blessings. They visited
her father and mother Sunday.
Miss Ruby and Carolcnc Hin
son and Miss Lorcna Mobiles were
Sunday visitors at Emerson.
Ardle MOBILES was 4 Sunday Wis
ltor of Mr.. and Mrs. Yancie Noble.
We were glad to see the good
rain which came here Saturday.
It looked like crops were burning
up in the field. We don't believe
that there will be more than
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-05
EXECUTRIX NOTICE

The undersigned. having quail
lied as cNCcutriX OF IN ccstatc G.
j. J. Watts deceased. late OF Co
.u"buS County. this is to motif.
Ill persons having claims aGains
said estate to present them to III,
undersigned on or before the 3rJ
lay OF August, 1854, or this motto.
viii be pleaded in bar of thCil
recovery. All persons indebted :,
said estate will please make i'm
mediate payment to the under
signed.
This the Bird day of Angus
1853.
Nelma f. Morris
EXecutriX OF J. j. Watts
deceased
Tabor City. n. G.
AUg.5.I2.l9,26,Se pt.5.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-05
Mrs. Phil Hughes
Bridge Hostess

Mrs. Phil Hughes entertained
the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
club this week Al the home of
Mrs. d. J. Hughes Mixed flowers
were used in the decorations and
a sweet course was served.
PLYING were Mrs. j +. Hard
wick vino won TIE Ugh score -
ward. Mrs. d. ] Hughes. Mrs. ].
NJ. McGougan. Mrs Earle Floyd.
Mrs. c. G. WcStmorcland. Mrs.
c. f. Walden. and Mrs. William
Martin of Raleigh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-05
Mrs. Ernest Hayes
Shower H0noree

Mrs. Ernest Hayes, Jr. was hon.
Gree recently when her club, the
Midway Home Demonstration,
entertained with a stork shower
at the home of Mrs. Ernest Hayes,
Sr.
Appropriate games were played
after which she opened the many
useful gifts.
Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-05
THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE
half Of corn crop.

half Of corn crop.
Well. my dear friends. you may
look for me to be in the ware
house now good bit taking sub
scriptions for the Tribune and
other papers. Be ready to sub
scribe or renew your paper and
you will be glad you did-Oscar.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-05
Midway Club

The Midway Home DcmonStra-
ton Club held its regular monthly
meeting i'll July al the home of
Mrs. Harvey Bass with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Jessie Harper, prcsid-
ing. Mrs. Hildo Harper gave the
devotional.
HrIJSCt reports were given on
nome management, i-H Club
WORK. and Education.
Mrs. Elizabeth Waters gave the
demonstration Tor the month on
"ShoSc
Refreshments were served - the
hostess at the conclusion OF the
meeting.
+ .!Son Lancaster Ias returned
Evening star., 1953-06-27

toilets. pipe. BLOCKS NC I5ae
BED, double. maple, mattress and
sp5nagy Springs good eOnd.' $50. Call "a
BED, maple. double. compl. with
spring and mattress. Kidney table
and bench. Best offer. RA. sligo.
BED. DOUBLE. maple, Simmons iel,
mattress. coil springs; $26. AP
BEDROoM SETS. e-walnut, With
Simmons inner-spring mattresses
Also q liv. rm. set and O refgr. Call
Sat; after 1870, all day Sun. and
wkdys; after 2. ia. 9-5296. rs
HeSkM ses 11e.y 500 1's s2S ss:
BEDROOM SUITE; i pieces. $50. g.
SET. SS5. Bunk beds. $45. Complete
ttoTnish1nss; t0Tn lin labs sedrm' apt LesSya,n' Sa
BEDROOM SUITE. exceptional Itsliar
ANTIQUE gilded oak bedrm.. including
2 complete beds. 2 chests. one van.
tty, 1 night table. 2 mirrors. / chair
bench, price $500: also 2 Sofai
and l maple bedrm. May be seer
any time during week end. Last
nps,s Desy .Pades S LEFT Farms 9n S ESs4
Bethesda. -2S
BICYCLES, 3, and 2 tricycles. Real
bargains. LA. 6-1960. -2S
BICYCLE 2S-in. Schwinn Streamliner
speedometer and extra gear: Will
sacrifice. LU. 1-6642 eyes,. after
BICYCLE, 26-ip.. boys, schwinn.
English style. practically new, excel.
cond., S46. After 8 call JE. 1855.
BICYCLE. Columbia de luxe. boys
basket. excel. cond., $50. Ia. 9-e313.
BICYCLE, sidewalk, S14. Wave cot
and mattress, S12. Record cabinet.
81. Framed Degas print. SO; and
misc. dress goods. EN-. 3-3BS9. 634O
21St st NV
Evening star., 1953-06-27
nELP DOMESTIC, tcont., ,

G.H.W., good plain cook; no ironing
good with children; live in; only
those with NV; city refs. and ex.
per; need apply; $50 week. EN-
G.H.WV.c-2 children, Q to Z p:m.i
stay 2 nights: every other Sunday
spend month at beach; $50. TU
HoTsRkEEPER, a5SsGai white; .seashSSre
summer mos; @ r,aSs cSSkinE nsr.dI! E;n'Si;s Sis6 Sp
mo. Can s-1O am. or e-s S Pm
HooItjsRRKzfREPER 81 RizR EEfPER wanted by two nI mid.
dle-aged bachelors in modern coun;
try home near Ashton; Md;, i5;, x, "a
Light housekeeping duties; prepare
two meals on Saturdays and Sun
days. Refs. EXCHANGED. Small sal
ary; Box S4SL' 81 STAT; .. ,vS ss IN
9Siredl a9 sna Box enalszFe6 ssz star. r
LADY, settled; white; to live, I'M
Children sihiS; anS %. csrs cssrrsse4s. ''n00'-As'
MAID -G.H.W.-Ironing incl. men!
shirts; Monday. Wed. Fri. 10 tc
7;3O; $l55o $5o wk. and carfare; refs
NTGAAsaaa4A4iS, IA ai44iS; complete charge ga;
yr.' girS some iisht hoHsehEldS HId
duties; must have excel; reIs; ano
experience; live in; New jersey
seashore summer; $50 VIZ. 90 Sh
SUMNER iiSHs JOB, 8 weeks; Mass, beach,
Ssf SsGfiRsI 4sa BdE a5Ens sbsR. fsfasans' sss4
COOK, cleaner. laun'
dress; full time. healthy; best red, 1
erences. Prefer sleep in. TIE. o-1d'S 1on
LIVE 1N-MAID-2 children in small
rambler; city references S'o'
wokkISG NAi S1SefVi WIDOW desires middle:
aged white lady to. live in; car, care
housework. Room and board sno
small salary. LO. 6-2S2l. ,-2S
LIVE IN-General housework, ldry;
Cooking; must like children; 81
days, no Suns; $26 week. IA
coIoRED sLogGE; COUPLE wanted for DO.
mestic work on country estate, neal
Warrenton; girl. maid: man. chauf-
feur and butler: living auarsesEEsS
meals and uniforms furn.., SSo.
per mo. Call JE. 2-732O. t9
pm Mon. through Fri; -2o
WOMAN or girl to care
for 2 small children IN excnange
for room, board and small sa5aary'
Evening star., 1953-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. Wurlitzer, 111-bsss. full
Call after 6. JE. 2-1566.
ACGORDIoN-New. terms arranged.
OF. 4-7461. .
ACCORDION. Cingolani, brand-new,
70 shifts. Beautiful, fine tone, light.
$3.50. Sacrifice. RIA. 6-6SS2. -2S
ADDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desk
model. $50: AL condition. Rentals.
repairs. sales on all makes. CEN.
TEAL TYPEWRTTER CO.. 2O19
18th ct. NV. HUI. 3-5121.
AIR CONDITIONER, "a h.p., Chrys.
east lsr AiEtemp' HaeG ssSi,s used mos last ";
fused by apt. owner. $3.50 or best
AIR CONDITIoNER, oE %-ton win.
dow unit; guaranteed to be in work
ing order; free installation in NV.
or Bethesda vicinity; 500. OIL.
6-6s7s bet. IL am. and 2 pm.
AIR CONDITIONERS, brand-new,
fully warranted. Installed and wired
$106 discount. 24-hour installation.
JU. 5000 It'll 10 pm. 80
AIN CONDITIONING UNITS, lotion
capacity and cooling tower; used but
gunarsnteed 1st-class condition. N
AIR-CoNDITIoNERs. used and new
from $179;. Free survey. Our own
service and installation. JOHN G.
WEBSTER CO.. 627 r st. NV. ST
AIR c0NDITroNERs-sav. 500 on
top brands 1858 A-h.p. air condi.
TONERS. Immediate Installation
AIR CONDITIONER, window type
A-h.p. Mitchell: usel little, excel
eond;; can't use in new house. TIE
AIR coNDIT1ONER, Carrier, 5eton
central. unit. less fan assembly; I
yrs. old; used 3 summers, has 5-h. p
single phase motor, $500. Purchase
will need to supply own fan. Cal
OIL; 4-2232 after $50 pm. or Sal
AIR coNDITIoNER, h-h.p.. 81
console; $S5. MR.. WEBSTER. Ma
AIR CONDITIONER, 1852 Mitchell
"a h.p.,. used for total of 3 hrs; pvt
owner has 2 units, requires but l
$3.50 cash includes installation ant
Air r. c6Npl1fioSNER, ns-ton, carrier
floor model: perfect condition; SIS
AIR CONDITIONER. Carrier. A-h.p
console; excel. cond.; Sl00. oV
AIR Cto6NDlT1oNERs, Free instsila
ton. $l7 down. Call BARON I
MEITZ TIL 2-4l16 a
Evening star., 1953-06-27
HELP WOMEN Gent }

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced al
around: steady position. Apply In
person. to ROBERT OF PARIS
1914 Conn. ave. -2S
BEAUTY OPERATOR-SS5-S1OO wk
guaranteed, plus comm; no mani
CURING: steady job; air cooled
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS
I7l0 Eye st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, men o,
women, for our Conn. ave, Claren-
don and Silver Spring salons, Also
facial girl wanted for Conn. ave. o.
day week, top salary and commits
sion. EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave. -29
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around. ex.
perienced. Lovely air-cond. shop
open 3 evenings week. Good salary
and commission. LU. PAPA. -2S
BEAUTY OPERATORS (9. Exper. :;
top salary; 6-day week: short hours
RHII Apply; vESH 12S4 Conn; aye; NV. Pc
5-day Wk., Mon. Fri, 9-5; good
wages. EDWARD ZUPNIK g. SONS
1307 4th st: me-. Ii. 4-6166. "a
ROOKKEEPER with some knowledge
OF typing. Permanent position, s.
day week. KIT Music CO.. 1880
BooKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR. N,C:R 5000. Call MR.. BROWN,
ST. 3-2777, DO
Evening star., 1953-06-27
HElP---MEN
TEI ,EPHONE SAT,ESN6EN

Room 4. eos Eye st. NV. -2s
TEIEVIsION TECHNICIANS - Re
ouired Immediately for night serVicl
calls D to 10; must have own cal
and oe BE experienced. Phone NO
T-01SO. -2S
TIRE CHANGER, experienced: goo,
salary and working conditions
BEN HUNDLEY. 3446 14th st. nv
|Ty. SERVICEMEN. experienced; out
SIDE; ewes; part time: good pay
Penn FnENs Tv. eOs 18th st. Sc. Ii
Ty SERVICE MEN with cars; part o,
fun time for outside work: Appls
iNTER-cIiTY Tv. WI INC. e 45i &c; CHAPLIN opIs
st; Sc, Texas ave-, between Ridge
I'd. and Benning I'd. s.e. 3
VETERINARIAN-An opportunity tc
get started in small animal practice
with established Veterinarian. board
to help around kennel. in nearby
Va; living quarters and $500 pei
mo. to start. Box 403-K. Star.
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC 70,
sutomatic washer. Phone Poplar
wEIDERs, experienced combination
gas and electric; pipeline experience
week. $1.93 an hour to start, S2.2I
an hour in q mos; fringe benefits
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO.
personnel dept. HOO goth st. NV
WOODWORKING SHOP, in connec.
tion with retail lumber yard, has
opening for working foreman. Must
be exper. Good opportunity fol
dependable man. Apply AMCO MILL
WORK 4 LuMdBER CO., gENNING
rear q. 8. Post ONCE. -2S
local printing
and Offset hrm has opening for one
leads: must be draft deferred. local
resident for many years. near ap-
pearance. salesmindness; S65 per
week and com. on ali sales. State
sse and pass 5 years of employment.
MAN; exper.. for general work on
COWS. 9-hr. day; 6-rm; modern
house. fuel and cleo, milk. Apply
FLAM1NGo az FARM. Brookville, Nd;
MAN. for general warehouse work /:
must have drivers permit; 5h-day
week; salary. $45 per week. BUT
LER FLYNN PAINT CO., 500 c ST..
MAN, experienced to manage local.
moving and storage operation. Call
MRS. JONES. AID. 2-I444. 20
MAN, between 25 and 35, interested
in learning restaurant business; no
clock watchers need apply. Gall
Evening star., 1953-06-27
SITUATIONS ooAEsTIc

GENERAL HOUSEWORK and child
BROOKS, Ii. 6-9173.
G.H.W.-Colored girl wants work
day or full-time; exper. Ii. 7-1949
G.HW-colored woman does child
care, part time. full. time; otice
cleaning. Reliable. references: LU
F6f 4If2afi gAE HIGHER TYPE Of domestic
worker with references. Call MRS
ROBERTS, NO. 7-65S8. .29s
GIRL wants mother hslDeS sjS jOb: =,
until s pm: Il; 7.414o.
HIGHEST CHARACTER. TO live II 1t g.
out. NATL. DOMESTIC SERVICE
UNION, LOCAL NO. 1, HU. S.65So
COLoRED GIRL desires g.h.w. and
child care, 5 days q week, Saturday
and Sunday OF. HO. 2-3S14. 2SS
COLORED GIRL desires child care,
light housework; 5 days week.
CoEEofEDo LADIES desire days work;
waitress .S5 o5 laundry work; exper'
C0IoRED GIRL wants days work;
s days a week; exper. RA. 6-0759. ,
GIRL, colored. wishes Inv. child
care; DAYS q wk.; ref. 10. S-3543.
YOUNG GIRL, celered, wants days
work. Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday. ia. 1885. --2S
Evening star., 1953-06-27

MoToRs-N AND q. z a. h;p;: p oE; west West;
rectifiers, $40 each; zx,
0O1O DslW'n To. % s.4444 C5f rs sO'
NEosN Ios.r SIGNS ms sv.4v o9s ssadnE W.S %''s se
RalFtns one tRsH'sss: ssii case 09s 9ss t. e. T.
7.9S42. II am. to 9 pm: 2s'
OAK ienee giedkssttss. 4oxs. 1oc each.
Office RfGcf i1 Fun, s1soss ir.. desks. chars.
sofa for sale cheap. IA. 7-644s;
oH-FTRED MACHINE for steam.
cleaning buildings and machinery;
s:ssss' i:Ssss iSSss Incl, Bargain Phone ov' !
PiAN0. cabinet grand tupright). ex-
cellent condition. 10. 3-6393. --28
PIANO, Weber Duo Art. concert
srand: cost $4,000; sell $3.50. 0E
g.ass4I EsdiCssyic'rola comb 500: aTu.
PIANO. Baldwin tHewsrd, upriaht,
lines. S1a5; sise antique early
American, cherry nisht tables. roll
sssisri asSs bed ia assSEtfs ss4fs bookcases. No
Louis XVI. peri. cond. Also fur.
nishings. 1-bedrm. apt. To. 2-27S8.
--29
PIANOS FOR RENT-Iow summer
rates now in effect. For details
about our famous RENTAL-PUR-
CHASE PLAN. call KITS, 1880 q
PixNosLpon'. IA 6,sp miss KITS spring
clearance Of fRmous-make pianos.
Tremendous savings on new and
Tecond. pianos from our regular
stock; S25 down, balance In 80
months. KITS. 1880 q st. nv
fConffnued on Vexf PnRo,l
Evening star., 1953-06-27
HELp-DoMESTlc

COOK. K.HOUSEKEEPER, colored; fond
of children; refs, required; $35
week. Call after 6 pm, Mon. or
c6ok 6Sss iNb N SsIM.. att. to 20 70 5ss Ssse,
mr.. Annapolis for summer. Excellent
living quarters. Adults only in
family. Phone EN-. 2-4232. after
10 am. Monday. -2S
COOK K-GHW-Exper., settled woman
to 1--we in; 2 adults IN family. $35
in; fond Of children.
good salary, experience and refer
ences necessary. LO. Slices. -2S
G.H.W:, plain eooking; over %. live
in; aif-cond. upstairs rm,; fond Of
children; $50: refs. Wo. o-7AeA.
Evening star., 1953-06-27
HELP MEN tcont.l

PHARMACIST at Carrier Drug, Be.
,thesda; 49-hr. week. For further
intormation. call OIL 4-59O0. MR.,
PHARMACIST. reg. exper., capSbl,
to relieve owner. steady; 80 hrs.
S6. Ii. 3-4103. -2S
PHARMACIST, registered in Virginia
for part-time or relief work. Excel
lent salary and no Sundays. Pro-
fessional type store. Contact Mr.,
MOSER at IA. 1880 for an ap-
PHARMACIST. reg. in Maryland; full
time. State age, experience and
salary desired. Wanted to train foI
manager. Box 255-K, Star. -2S
PLASTERERS-Whit 1st-class me-
chanics only; S24 per day to start;
steady work. 10. S-3156. II
PLATFORM MAN WANTED for work
in Baltimore. Must know Wash
dngton area; 5-day wk., health and
welfare benefits; excel. working con-
ditions. etc. Write Box 171-K. Star.
PLUMBERS-Need plumber. expert
enced, new and remodeling work.
Arlington County. Call IA. 7-4622
or NO. 7-5154 -29
PLUMBERS HELPERS; must be ex-
perienced: have D. C. drivers per-
init. Apply 2S13 l4th st. NV. Pr
Evening star., 1953-06-27
HELp-.WoMEN

SECRETARY, experienced in tech
nical dictation and yet not abovt
doing general once work for busS
executive In electronics plant; inter
esting work for some one desirinf
diversified duties. Reply expertenc.
and salary desired to- Box 23,K
Star. -2S
SECRETARY-We need o private sec
retary for one Of our top executives
ings, conditioned ONCE; in Du.
pont Circle area. Applicants must
be experienced. have good short
hand and tipping speed and be able
to work without supervision q good
deal Of the time. Salary. $500 pei
phone number to Box 172-K. Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ROOKKEEPER-Complete automotive
experience, financial statements, tax
returns etc. OIL. 4-7783. -2S
CLERICAI-Mature woman wishes
full or part-time employment. Ex-
perienced in filing, proofreading, Ii
brary research, teaching. knowledge
Of tipping, bookkeeping. Box 10-L'
DENTAL HYGIENE STUDENT desires
employment in dental once Ior