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Evening star., 1953-11-16
Miss Cora B. Shreve,
Dancing Teacher

Miss Cora B. Shreve, 7S. a
former dancing school teacher
here who rut on musical shows.
died yesterday at her home, 1901
Wyoming avenue NV.
Miss Shreve had taught such
stage personalities as Helen
Hayes. Kate Smith, Ina Claire.
Mary Eaton and Patricia Bow
man in their young days. She
produced musical shows called
May Carnivals at the old belasco
and Poll Theaters as we'll as at
the National Theater.
Miss Shreve was born in
Washington. Her father, Charles
5. Shreve, ST., was in the real
estate business here. Her mother
was Belle Hall Shreve. Miss
Shreve went to Immaculate Con-
ception School and began to
teach dancing when she was 16.
AT one time her dance studio
was in the Knights of Columbus
Hall.
She retired about 1925, but
since then she had staged benefit
shows for various groups, in
cludlng the Eastern Star. She
was a member of Areme Chap
ter OF the Eastern Star.
Survivors are a nephew
Charles E. Shreve, 5323 McKin-
ley street. Bethesda, Md, and
two nieces, Mrs. Thomas H.
Jackson, 1903 Legation street
NV, and Mrs. Marvin o.
Stromberg, Redwood City, Calf.
Funeral services will be held
at ii am. tomorrow at Hysorg's
funeral home, 1900 N street NV.
Burial will be in Glenwood
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1953-11-16
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he passed to Stramer and police
made the arrest.
The robbery charges were
placed after the parents of five
OF the boys agreed to let the
boys make a formal complaint
against Stramer.
According to some of the boys
and their parents, this is what
happened after the arrest:
Last Thursday night, after po-
lice announced the arrest. the
boy who passed the marked bill
received a threatening telephone
call warning him to watch out
Friday after school,"
Friday morning, his mother
got two telephone calls-one
from q woman who hung UP
after finding out what school
the boy attended, the second
from a man who wanted to know
what section the boy was in and
commented, well, that's too
- bad" before hanging up.
The mother went to the school,
where the principal told her
rumors were flying around the
school that gang of boys
planned to beat up her son and
the other complainants after
school. The principal finally de-
cided to have the boy leave
school an hour early.
Friday night, the boy went
over to a friends house and the
two walked over to a delicates-
sen where the teen-agers con-
gregate. Just as a boy whom
they recognized as a friend of
the one under arrest and a group
of other boys from Coolidge High
School started toward them, the
father of one of the intended
victims drove up and they got
away.
Attended Sorority Dance.
On Saturday night. a sorority
was having a dance at the Silver
Spring Armory and the boy who
had been threatened wanted to
attend.
"The detectives told us We
couldn't be afraid all our lives.
Evening star., 1953-11-16
70 Believed Killed
As Freighter Sinks
In Channel Collision
BY the Associoted Press

DUNGENESS, England, Nov.
.16.-Twenty seamen were feared
killed today in a predawn ship
collision that sank the 2,745-
ton Italian freighter Vittoria
Claudia in the English Channel.
The 7,264-ton French cargo
steamer Perou. which crashed
with the Vittoria Claudia,
steamed away later with little
damage and no reported casual
ties
The italian ship, whose home
port was Genoa. repeatedly car
ried a crew of 25, but only five
survivors had been picked up by
rescue vessels some five hours
after the disaster 21a miles off
this Southeast England port.
Bodies Seen Floating.
United States Air Force hell
copters and planes, a British
helicopter and rescue boats re-
ported Spotting numerous bodies
floating in the wreckage-strewn
channel waters.
The accident occurred in a fiat.
calm sea.
Its mystery at present how
the collision occurred, for the
weather was clear as far as we
could see" reported David Oiller
a veteran sea rescue worker.
THE sea was dead calm with
no wind" he continued, but
picking up survivors was made
more difficult because the water
was covered with a large amount
OF wreckage and a lot of oils,s
Rescue Efforts.
Five survivors were picked up
by the British pilot launch Per-
lorous, which rushed them back
to DungeneSS. Two were re-
ported injured.
Local fishing smacks, working
In the bright light of flares
dropped by American air-sea
rescue planes. picked up several
bodies. The Pelorus recovered
three bodies and turned them
over to the Dungeness lifeboat.
One victim died aboard the
Perou.
The Perou was on regular
run from Antwerp to the Gulf
OF Mexico. She usually takes
a varied cargo from European
ports, bringing back cotton.
Evening star., 1953-11-16
DR.. Mckay, 81, Dies;
Practiced Medicine
Here for 40 Years

DR.. James G. Mckay, 80. who
practiced medicine here for 40
years, died yesterday at Mount
Vernon Hospital after a long
illness.
Known to many persons as
CDR. Jimmie" DR.. Mckay opened
an Office in the 100 block of S
street NV. in 1903. Later he
moved to 2009 Columbia road
NV, where he lived and prac-
ticed. He retired, because of
illness, in June. 1852.
DR.. Mckay was born in Stock
ton-On-Tees. England. and came
to this country at an early age
with his parents. He attended
Granville (Ohio) Academy and
was graduated from Denison
University. He got his medical
degree from the University of
Pennsylvania with honors in
1895. Afterwards he planned
and supervised the building of a
1,000-bed hospital at the Old
Soldiers Home, Fort Monroe, Va
Saw Military Service.
He served with a medical unit
during the SpaniSh-American
War and later he served in the
Philippines Insurrection. On the
way to the Philippines his unit
was diverted to China where
they participated in the Boxer
Rebellion. In the Philippines he
was in the Sd and 18th Cavalry.
During World War I, DR.. Nc
Kay was surgeon to the 10th En-
gineerS with the rank of major
Later he was with the 42d Di-
vision in charge of putting first
aid stations on the firing line in
France. After the armistice was
signed, he was made chief sur
geon to the city of Nancy, an
American leave area.
DR.. Mckay was an honor stu
dent at the University of London
in 1909 and at the University of
Edinburgh in 1911.
Travelled Extensively.
He and his wife, the former
Mabel Rakestraw of Kennett
Square. Pa. who died in 1947.
had travelled extensively. They
were among the first visitors to
the World War I cemeteries in
France
DR.. Mckay was a member of
the Carabao: Henry w. Lawton
Camp No. 4 of the Spanish War
Veterans; George Washington
Post No. l of the American Le-
glon; Beta Theta Pi fraternity;
DeniSon University Alumni AS
ISOLATION, Washington Alumni
Association of the University of
Pennsylvania. Washington Golf
and Country Club. the Masons in
Ohio. the American Medical AS
sociation and the District Med
ical Society. He was a charter
member of the University Club
Survivors are three cousins,
Mrs. R. E. Dietrich, Bridgeport,
Pa; James M. Weitzel and H.
w. Weltzel, jr.. Pittsburgh.
GraveSide services will be held
in Arlington Cemetery at 3 pm.
Wednesday with military honors
Evening star., 1953-11-16
N. & P. Train PIunges
so Feet; Engineer Hurt
By the A,,eeinisd Pres,

TOWSON, Nd, Nov. 16. - An
engine and IL freight cars of a
Maryland & Pennsylvania Rail-
road train jumped the tracks
and plunged down a 60-foot en-
bankment today, injuring at least
one creWman.
The derailment occurred about
three miles north of here on a
long downgrade as the train was
bound for York, Pa.
A railroad spokesman identified
the injured crewman as G. w.
Ambrose of Baltimore. engineer
on the twin-diesel train.
Evening star., 1953-11-16
Rites for Col. Heap
Slated Tomorrow

Funeral services for Col. Theo-
dore Porter Heap, SO. who died
Saturday. will be held at l pm.
tomorrow at his home, 4007
Forty-ninth street NV. Burial
will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
The Sunday Star inadvertently
carried the late Col. Heaps ad-
dress at 4007 Nineteenth street
NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-16
Cantor Moshe RudinIow

OAKLAND, Calf, Nov. Is (P).
Cantor MoShe Rudinlow, for
mer European opera singer and
writer of Jewish religious music,
died here Saturday night at 81
after long illness. He was the
cantor at New York City's Tenn
pie Emanuel until his retire.
ment several years ago.
Evening star., 1953-11-16
1n Mfn,nriattt

EDGAR P. In memory OF
our husband and bather. EDGAR P.
ALEXANDER. Add3 who died November 1t,
When the curtains of night are pinned
~, back by. the stars
And the beautiful moon rides the skies
And the deWdrops from heaven are
,. kissing the rose.
1t Is then that our memory flies
AS though on the wings of some beauti-
full dove.
Well remember you. love. in our prayers.
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
MRS MRS @ OLIVE +; -, ALEXANDER, MRS.
BINGHAM. MAJ. CARLTON V. 1t mem.
~ Srether, bro e| MAJ. Sis at;A cARLfoN sfe 'pq "
N@ BINGHAM. U. S. Army. who
S vas killed FIVE years ago today
November 16. 194S.
urrounded by friends we are lonesome,
In the midst of our joys we are blue,
With a smile on our faces We have o
heartache.
Longing dear Carlton, for you.
DEVOTED MOTHER. SISTER AND
BROTHERS.
BKA3Y; MARY NJ, AND BROWN; DoRo.
daaeter q Many M NJ afVGsfa BRADY o'Hal %ho eno en
tered into eternal rest fourteen years
our loving sister, DOROTHY WATERS
BROWN. who entered into eternal rest
ten years ago. August Is. 1943.
Let all who loved them say a prayer
That they are happy and in Gods care.
THE FAMILY.
CERAMI. CHARLES. In loving remem-
parted this life five years ago today
November l6. 194S.
son. CHARLES; DAUGHTER-1N LAW.
CHAPLAIN. LILLE A. In sad but loving
memory OF our dear mother, LILLE
A CHAPMAN, who passed away two
wears ago today. November 10. 1851.
DAYS of sadness still come DER us.
Hidden tears so often flow;
Memory keeps you always near US
Though, YOU left two years ago.
HER OWING DAUGHTER AND SON.
5N3dAE MookE, AGNES AND HARRY
HARRIS. CHARLES RI. Sacred to the
memory of my dear husband, CHARLES
H. HARRIS. who departed this life
five wears ago today. November 16.
1913.
A face ! loved the best,
And think of him when the SUMS last
Goes down in the far-off West.
miss you no less as the time passes on
Than did on the day Of your going.
For absence can never close the door
of my heart
And the lamp of my love is still
glowing.
Your neart was the truest in all the
wide world.
Your love the best to. recall;
For no one on earth could take your
You are stin the dearest of all.
DEVOTED WIFE. MRS. MARRY L.
HAkklS
MARTIN FRIEDRICH c. In memory OF
our Gear husband. father and grand
God called home seven wears ago today.
November l6. I946.
The years may wipe out many things.
this they never will: The memory of
those happy days when there was
no changes or loneliness, when We
were I'll together.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
WIFE AND FAMILY.
ROSS. LUTHER A. In loving memory OF
our husband and father, LUTHER A.
ROSS. who passed away seven years
ago today. November 16, 1916.
Let US think of him today.
Sleeping, resting, just away:
Resting where no shadows fall,
In perfect peace he awaits US all.
mantle AND ELAINE
Evening star., 1953-11-16
4nnpflinn

GLASSMAN. ANNIE and JACOB. The
uryeiling OF the monument in memory
Of our beloved parents the late Annie
and Jacob GlaSsman. will be on Sun
dsy November %, 1858, at $3.50 pm,
a, the George Washington Memorial
Cemetery uhe New Tifereth Israeli.
RIGGS I'd extended. Relatives and
friends invited THE FAMILY. 81
Evening star., 1953-11-16

~ conuuctlnR rltuallStlc services OF
the camp for our camp surgeon. DR..
JAMES G. MCKAY who answered the
last CALI on Sunday, November 3.
Graveside services Arlington National
JOHN A. MARKLE. Commander.
ROBERT d. HOLCOMB. Adjutant.
MCKAY. WILLIAM F. On Monday. Nc
Of the .dasonic and Eastern Star Home
father of Mrs. A. B. Carper and Mrs.
n, W Shaver, both of Pennsylvania
Services at the s. H, Hines Co. Funei al
day. November IS. at 10 am. Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery II
MOORE. ORA A. On Friday. November
II. l223; at Freedmen,s Hospital, ORA
Aer6eT9 Moort oVnE Ester Vf IF Edna 5 h smsS
Bernard. Charles Clarence and George
Ellis; M also surviving are three auntS
ends hSft %s q MoSrf 9eeT may sSvss St seen and
the Chinn Funeral Home, Arlington,
Va. after 8 pm. November 1ti Funeral
services by the Rev J. E. Douglas will
yember Il. :. at Macedonia Baptist
san.Sa shTrch' ,d Arlington. Va, 1nterment
PATTERSON. DAVID L. Departed this
bAvfp L. He 'S is lsns sST
Mosella Patterson; two daHshters. one
Drotner, Two sisters 0ther relatives ana
many friends. Remains may be viewed
Monday. November l6. after 3 pm. at
the Hall Bros. Funeral Home. 621
Florida, ave. NV, where services will
| pm Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 10
PIERCE. ALBIRDA Departed this life
Saturday. November IA. 1858. at her
residence. 1904 Columbia I'd. NV.
ALBIRDA. PIERCE. She is survived by
Q devoted daughter Mrs. Thelma Al
fred. one son. Alex Pierce: two grand
sons. Alev and Sam Williams: other
relatives and many friends. Remains
resting at the Hall Bros. Funeral Home.
6sl Florida ave. NV. Notice of funeral
tstar l6
PLASS. DANIEL J. On Friday. November
Is 1858, DANIEL J, PLASS of 323 E
st sc. father of Daniel James Plass
and Mrs. Elsie K. Won Wald. Prayers at
Chambers Funeral Home, 5lf 11th
st Sc, on Tuesday, November II. at
am. 1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
10
Evening star., 1953-11-16
iRAWNERi ELIZABETH. The funeral of
~ MRS FIiZABETH BRAWNER.

.l1-W Mrs. 7 ELILABETH BRAW NEFt.
HH Accokeek Md, who departed
n0 this life Sunday, November ,,
NNI 1858. at pm. will be held
on Wednesday. November Is.
at st. Mary's Church. Piscata-
A way, Md. She is the wife of
Julian Brawner. Members of Pride of
Southern Maryland Temple No. 65l,
/ B. P. o. E. of w, please attend
session OF sorrow at S pm Tuesday.
November Il. at home of deceased.
LOUISE GLADDEN., Daughter Ruler.
Evening star., 1953-11-16

BALDERSoN. OLIVIA NJ. On Sunday.
s8IpEssoN 81 Of 24ii gpG Fran2In lviA &C. ne M
saSsdon elGysd wife sna Of oSer 5hs late william william N
BalderSon. jr.; daughter of Thomas w.
and the late, Lille May Elliott; sister
OF Mrs. Louise Lee. Thomas W.. jr.,
Murray. Friends may call at Nalley's
Funeral Home. 5000 r. l. ave. at East
ern ave. ne, where services will be
held on Tuesday November II, at
] pm. Relatives and friends invited.
1nferrnent Cedar Hill Camelerv
Evening star., 1953-11-16

comrades of Henry W. Law
ton Camp No. 4, y. s, w. ".
Dept. of D. c.. will assemble
at Gawler's Funeral Home.
'56 Pa. ave. NV, on Tues
day. November Il, 1888. at
: pm. sharp, to participate
Evening star., 1953-11-16

vember "A, 1858, ANNIE BUCHANAN
of 262l K st. NV. beloved mother of
John Green. foster-mother of Mrs.
ANS Elliott. She also is survived by
nieces. nephews. other relatives and
many friends After , pm. Tuesday.
November Ii. friends are invited to
call at the w. Ernest Jarvis Funeral
Church. 1913. You st. NV. where tu-
neral services will be held at l pm.
WedneSdaY NoYemher Is.
Evening star., 1953-11-16

BUIkE. WILLIAM HENK1. SuudenIy on
saturday. November IA. 1855 at mis-
home. 1913 Dalatur ave, kenslnstoa.
Md. WILLIAM HENRY BUTKE. tus-
band of Loretta K. Butke and father
of Mrs Thomas McQueeney, Mrs.
Edwin J. Hesscy and William E. Butke.
= Mr.. Butke rests at the Warner E.
PuTnphrev Funeral Home, ABA Ga.
will be held on Tuesday. November Il,
at go pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-01

I sa @ s LAST ins @ % % % sH e Mont a '1 ss price
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-01

,,,, :, abou, IL :. f.. can your present P0~e- sa
mnsl this this for all around usefunessG , Can
y ~, cost Diesel fuel per hour WoOa 49,
- no, III like to cut your fuel bill by ooI0 -
s so this year, Are laeo, eo;s 10 Diesel rrso
bob? Cut EN- in half with CateiPn'. I'll realize
t Torn 'e owning Caterpillar Diesel Tractor You can
raaks for our salesservoe hesdquaIte a ,otor
take spring delivery on new d. or WELL Dz DEMON
# YOU hurry NAME THE DATE :. wa farm ~ with
sTRkTE the size you need on your iai'A
you al the controlsl
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-01

Montana 15Pubshed
years. Canadian
Evening star., 1953-04-05
STONE WALLS
FlagStone Terraces

Walks. chimneys, fireplsces. cement
arivewGys, porches; retaining walls.
Rcckviile. Nd. Phone PopISf Pn2 S.S5Ss
TELEvIsION SERVICING. including
sves.s Sat: and sun: Guaranteed.
"a sEeVlcE: slatis 9F =; satS tsS7ss sS.r.nt.ed S
snd: Am; to ssJsS R,%:. includinaN Week:
ry SERVICE-Immediate, expert, de-
pendable service on all makes; reas.
rates; factory authorized. Fully
nv GUARANTEEED SERVICE, So; :
Gays !SSo week. 9 am. to . pm. Elk.
UPHSoiI1sTERY-couches. chairs. So Re-.
wen6sd, wei ped springs reset; your home Of
s, NJ gANNHY. sSFessuts RAJ tensi6i s.6sso. 81 kl9d'
yS%yp5 porch Of nov sSE. Phone. MR. TAY.
susfsntss. Tatss ssstiEe Eo 7ss;$:1' ss;: 'r. 10 yF
EXPERT REPAIRING and compiets
overhaul all musical Instruments.
11!1J}I 1nssrHment department.. DYNAMIC
En}soS Ebn}Ds5S DEeoRATlPSG haSS ( 4 PS ps;5;ias
sntssS ntss!St ;as fz5fslS5 EbfsSE T Tsft s4s
CREATIVE IDEAS coupled with crafts.
manship and mod. prices, keep us
leading the field--so be 1t q new
home, unfin. attic. recr. rm. or addi-
tions: Call WRIGHT & OELKRUG,
APS 1,2570 and II. 7-O305. %
SPECIAL FOR NEXT 80 days on sliu
covers and draperies; made to order;
,,k work guaranteed: Ii. 6-674S. -5
WILL BUILD NEW HOMES FOR YOU
or remodel your home. 80 years
active experience. will supervise
personally from beginning to COM
guest. JOE cuRTo REALTY, ss5
ALL sUM61NGGi G. REPsGRs, IPsGe; painting.
papering, roofing. cement work and
1S 1cSsrr1sntry; JACK WEBB. NO. 7-aS32.
PRECISION DECORATOR-Pain
and papering, paper removed bv
steam. walls carefully sanded and
expertly finished. All work guar
after 10
Evening star., 1953-04-05
A THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, APRIL S, 1853
MELP poMEsTIc lcont.l

SioTHER's HELPER. part time and
with children: refs; REQUIRED: SIS
NTSsEMntb N1ne ssEtitEs' on r. SURsSftRY SISt GOV.
1;Nt ERNESS for two giris, ase ? and z:
written refertnces; sleep in: $40 wk
Call after Z p.m., KE. 7-151S.
WOMAN, IS to 10; live in: general
houseTork; $40 to start. Local
WOMAN, colored, to take care Of 3
:ysn; aays a week Weef co CO. tiIi 5nisss. g pm
WOMAN; g.h.w.. cooking. exper. with
children, Live In. Nice rm. and b&th.
$50; Other help empl. Refs. JU.
TRTsTWoRTHY WHITE WOMAN,
cook and housekeeper. for single
woman executive; permanent; pleas
ant position II you qualify; live In.
State experience, reference, salary
REQUIRED. Box "SO-C, Star. IS
WILL GIVE FREE ROOM and board
to middle-aged lady, to take care
Of home and gentleman; prefer
Tn 11to operator; references EXCHANGED.
MBDg.ESesAtGSEi WHITE WOMAN. "a fre.
room rent in exchange for baby Sit
ting some evenings and week ends.
or room and board with small salary
AV eCICNul llJuSSNOIk ana DnDy
care full time. Nice SURROUNDINGS.
Can ia. 9-l0Sj after s pm. Sunday.
REFINED WHITE WOMAN. to super
wise lO-year-old girl. 3 to 8 pm,
while mother works. JU. S-914S.
GOOD HOME for elderly lady in ex-
change for light house duties: small
salary. room and board. NO. 7-l832.
RELIABLE. PLEASANT WOMAN, live
IN, g.h.w., eooking; small family,
LATIN AM. GIRL, Sh.w, exper as
chtld's nurse; Wed, Thurs. and Sun
on: ref. and health card; S25. EN-
2-6157.
LIVE IN. pvt. upstairs rm. and bath.
experienced in g.h.w... plain cook
salary. RA. 6-86iO. IS
MIDDLE-AGED CONAN companion
houSekeeper: quiet, pleasant sur
roundings; modern country home.
Box 479-E. Star.
COLOREO GIRL, g.h.w.; 5-day week;
experienced References. Good sal
ary. Call RA. 3-S694 after 2.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

AAH N0kNQA ANNEft0
eE wINpoWW MODELS
ALL1SONS-AD. 4-4206
Evening star., 1953-04-05
SITUATIONS woMEN te.n..l
DENTAL ASSISTANT, exp. tyuinV
ability. MRS. COOPER, no. 3.

ssssiSIHity. MRs. eccocpEsRt.O EstO' Ho. eSOl2: 9.
DRESsNIAKER-Youns GERMAN lady,
SCI SSslese osas osFsd.' wants fun time empl.
Sr ststtstics.' csli gIi''li1; Io. rfsssEsn .sisl
MS ssfo ackw write Il sil1sI Mss sDIios sioswMIT Mg
store maid. 81. s-ss4S.
GIRL, colored. desires Job as counter
sirI o6 Or waitress. night work. Ii.
LADY Any essl.cred, s.e desires Dc general ono.
ExperienMced. ace Refer References ssse'E15 Eu 4-ns9S. S
NURSE-Practieal. white. R.h.w.,
middle aged. Prefer country, Va.
Need storage space. Box 4e4-A.
NGRsE, practical white. middle age.
After 2 pm. ia. 1854.
NURSE. white. efhcient: invalid.
chronic cases. Considere any case.
Live In Box I'D. Star.
NURSE. practical, eolored. desires
ease sassi q any Kind days; exper. Pc.
NURSE. colored, trained. practical;
care: live out. Ii. 3-772S.
NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER wants
8 summer Job working with small
: children near washington. Contact
Mrs; II. Berry. liz Charlesbank rd:.
PRACTICAL. NURSE, Ink. white,
adults. 8 days week; live out. Ii.
PRAcTicAL NURSE. Ink. white,
IN
PRxcTIcaL -aS1GRsE. light eolored.
for night duty; nursinE home sx-
pRHcTfe;iLe pPsstcsTrffe; efst SRsn rsfs pU - -sslh L,
Or chronic Illness: reasonsSIe rates.
REGGIsTzRREf6i NURSE desires s days
week; Call Lo: 5-S744.
trayelled: $50 minimum. HE. 4-siS5.
SECRETARY, varied experience, ref
ersnces; downtown. location pre-
ferred. Call after 9 pm. weekdays
or any time Sunday. Temple 6-Q752.
SECRETARY-Attractive coll. grad, .
yrs exper. Varied duties: capable
assist. exec. RE. 7-140O.' Ext. 7t2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ability.
.4milier .4p.l .yss raSio IN and iaN 20 ysaFs
H~-' ~'Su' AhhVNs ANS' t-OOcO'
20 years, single, exec
utive level; best references; ability
to take full resp. Of once; depend
able. excellent attendance record.
desires placement in an air-cond
once; 5 yrs. in Govt, 5 yrs with
airlines. 2 yrs. clerical CO. DE. 2
STENoGRAPHER-TYPIsT. accurate,
rapid. dependable, vast experiences,
TEMPORARY. AD. 4-3744.
divide. time In your home: need
room in private home. Box 466-A.
STENO. .-TYPIsT, young woman. ex-
part-time position. Falls Church.
Arlington ling, area, Phone Jefferson
TYPING DONE AT HoME-Enslish,
French and German. EN-. 3-O4S9.
TYPING AT HOME-I0 years expe-
perience, WA. 7-6442,
COLLEGE FRESHMAN desires Job
from III; excel references. II.
WANTED typing and secretarial work
to do at home: pick up and deliv-
COLORED PRACTICAL NURSE de-
sires maternity cases; 4 hrs, day.
PRACTICAL. experienced
nurse desires night duty. DE. -
CoL0RED WOMAN desires lob as
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Flagstone and Stone
WORK

Cement driveways. walks, steps.
porches, retaining walls, tile drain
age. Also, outdoor fireplaces
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, JU. 9-1769
FLOORS CHEMICALLY REFINISHED
-Made new. no sanding. GORDON.
FLooR SANDING. finishing. clean.
ing and waxing reasonable rates.
Free estimate. Can RA. 6-6795, -
FLOORS SANDED and finished,
cleaned and waxed: old tioors made
IKE new: Call any time. WA. 7.l129.
FLOOR SANDING. REFINISHING-
BY Parks. For sound floor advice,
free estimates. call HA. 2-91 81
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing
work; guaranteed. Exper. mech. Free
estimates; avg. rm. SIS. co. 5-4S30.
FLOOR SERVICE. Nothing but the
best; laying. sanding, finishing,
cleaning: parauet installation. Bruce
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Bethesda Md. OIL. 4-7466
Evening star., 1953-04-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

COAL RANGE. $:5; !sturtevant buck
ders. $40: $50 pcs. spanish half
spmp-pump. SI5; drop cloths. cheap.
Couch III AN AND aRSiMiTfAi RkSiMiTcfAiA1R, $50. oc-
cabinet. chest Of drivers. iiEht fix-
tyres tyres pictures. All good condition.
SSOS Manchester Row, Apt. 5,
silver Spring, ewes. and weekends,
store. two 10 it.. one
san sots'; WS excel, HHNs cSnd;; cost $50; sell
Non. II to 3. DI. 7-sOS4.
CRIB; white. .hand-painted. best make,
BLUE FOX JACKET. i, toddier rSlses, dresses,
other clothes. RA. 6-0347. -
CkiB' white. whitney. hardly used,
Ta TS aIIa9 a.nc.9dinE Kantwet mattress
CuBE STEAK MACHINES, used. elee,
10 and $35.. HACKERMAN SALES
ES. 941 Maine ave. s.w.. McCray
HAvENRoKr and new slip cover;
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DEEP fT FREGzER. faa 'G se eI. To- f 9PSisS PSi,eS
lGS = ss;;aSoIld yrs; old. like new. $3.50. Cali
DEEPFR!EEEssE, IS Gu H., new; mt mus.
DEHUMi61FiERSENsw Fedders and
$3.50 to S9s.50: new 1858 air
conditioners. up to 30% on. MIL
FoRDs INC. 8o4 F st. NV. Ma.
DEHUMiD1FIER, new coldspot; US used
St., Arlington. ES