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Evening star., 1953-02-18

Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican, of Virginia, said today
he plans to ask the Arlington
County Board why morale is
low in the county police and fire
departments"
Mr.. Broyhill said he has re-
ceived numerous complaints
from citizens regarding opera
tions of the two services, and
those things don't just develop
unless there is cancer some
where" He said his inquiry
would be lin an unofficial ca
pacity."
What the reasons are for the
low morale, I do not care to di-
vulge at this time, but from the
complaints I feel there is some
thing definitely wrong" he said.
Willing to Offer Services.
Mr.. Broyhill emphasized that
he will not attempt to move in
on the jurisdiction of a local
governing body. But he said he
is willing to offer his services,
Evening star., 1953-02-18

leagues and members of the
Pennsylvania congressional dele
cation at a dinner in Phila-
delphia. :. An outstanding per-
formance rating was awarded to
Milton p. Kroll. associate gen.
eral counsel Of the Securities and
Exchange Commission. The
Controller General has ruled
that employees appointed for linn
tied periods not to. exceed one
year are considered as tempor-
ary workers and are not en-
titled to regular Federal hoh-
days.
Evening star., 1953-02-18
Dr.. Weiss Appointed

Dr. Martin G. Weiss, an Agri-
culture Department employe
since 1886, yesterday was ap-
pointed research director for
field crops in the departments
Bureau of Plant Industry. He
succeeds DR.. w. M. Meyers, who
resigned in June to work at the
University of Minnesota.
Evening star., 1953-02-18
Nine Czechs Sentenced
As Spies for Brituir,
RY the Associofad Praas

VIENNA, Austria, Feb. 18.-
Two Czechs have been sentenced
to death and seven others to
prison terms ranging from IL
years to life after a Czech Com
munist court found them guilty
of spying for Britain.
The outcome of the trial, held
in the Bohemian town of Morav-
ska OStrava, was announced last
night by Prague radio. The
broadcast said that Bohumir
Micek. identified as a former
Nazi Gestapo agent, and Josef
Kohout were sentenced to death.
Evening star., 1953-02-18

Va 4JO0AOAn41ds
The bill would increase the
survivorship insurance benefits
for the families of Federal en-
ployes who die, and would make
permanent the temporary in
crease voted last year for Govern
ment workers already retired,
Also. 1t would increase slightly
the annuities Of present Federal
workers when they retire. And
optional retirement would be
allowed at age so with Is or more
years of service.
The measure doesn't appear to
have much chance of enactment
this year, since Congress last
year authorized a special study
of the retirement system to be
made by a Government commit
tee of retirement experts. This
report is due to be made to Con-
gress by December 81, and until
it is completed. Congress isn't apt
to consider other legislation on
the subject.
However, the measure was
sponsored by the three House
Civil Service Committee members
for several reasons. First. they
want to keep the problem before
Congress so that interest in the
report and its recommendations
will not lag. Second, in case the
retirement study for some rea-
son is continued past the De-
cember 81 date. they want to
have stopgap legislation before
Congress. Third, they want to
make certain that the increase
authorized by Congress last year
for retired employees isn't al
lowed to lapse before the June
80. 1854 expiration date.
SENATE-This column has re-
celved nice note from Senator
Smathers. Democrat, of Florida.
Although he is no longer a
member of the Senate Civil
Service Committee, where he
served with distinction during
the last two years. Senator
Smathers says he will continue
to take an active interest in
Federal personnel legislation.
VENDING MACHINES-Rep-
resentative Beamer. Republican.
of Indiana. has sponsored a bill
to allow Federal employe well
fare and recreation groups to
derive profits from use of vend-
ing machines in Government
buildings. While the bill ap-
plies only to postal workers, it
will be amended to include all
Federal workers. if the House
Civil Service Committee sched-
ules hearings on it.
Recently, the Controller Cen
eral reversed previous decision
and said it would be all right
for employees to benefit from the
use of vending machines. How
ever. the Controller General
noted that authority for using
such funds was vague, and he
urged Congress to pass a law
specifically authorizing such
programs so no question of its
legality could be raised in the
future.
4
COMMERCE-The Civil Service
Commission has exempted from
civil service requirements the
jobs of two private secretaries or
confidential assistants to the Sec
retary of Commerce, one to each
Undersecretary of Commerce,
one to the Solicitor. and one to
each Assistant Secretary.
4 X Il
OLIVE BRANCH-Incidentally
Secretary of Commerce Weeks,
in his first meeting with the de-
partment's employees several days
ago. greeted them in a friendly
manner. It was quite q contrast
Evening star., 1953-02-18
l.4 Million Saving
Seen in Joint Use
OF Sewage Facilities
By Mory Lou Werner

Fairfax County today began
ironing out legal details Of using
new Alexandria sewage facilities
after engineers advised that the
two communities can save at
least $2.4 million by getting
together.
Fairfax officials last night at
tended the organization meeting
of the Alexandria Sanitation Au-
thority. at which engineers rec
commended a joint system.
The Alexandria Authority was
created to construct and operate
a sewage disposal system for the
city. In its charter, however
three possible sewage disposal
systems were authorized: D A
separate Alexandria system, (2>
a partial joint system with Fair
fax County and 80 an extensive
joint arrangement with Fairfax
County.
The third was the one recon-
mended last night by Thomas
NJ. Niles. engineer for the firm
OF Greeley & Hansen. He re-
ported that the cost of a COM
b1ned project would be $9.460, 900
while separate facilities would
cost a total of $11, ,9O1 900. His
figures showed that Fairfax
County would save more than
SIS million by the joint arrange
ment and Alexandria would save
1856, 900.
Detailed Study.
Mr.. Niles had given tentative
estimates along the same lines
earlier, but last nights report
was the result of more detailed
study. He added that there also
would be great savings in op-
Grating costs with a combined
system. During the first 10
years of operation. he said Fair
fax would save 100000 in op-
Grating costs and Alexandria
would save Slab 500.
"You just can't ignore such
tremendous savings as these" I"
said John Pershing. bond coun-
sci to Fairfax County. "You
must get together"
James j. Corbalis, jr., Fair
fax sanitary engineer. concurred
that the county should make
every effort to participate in
the joint system. He said he
thought the joint arrangement
could be accomplished by hav-
ing Fairfax sign a contract with
the Alexandria Authority for
sewer service, agreeing to pay
the county'S share of the initial
cost and operation.
Plan for Joint Use.
The idea for a joint Alex
andria-Fairfax system grew out
OF the Northern Virginia re-
gional sewage survey, sponsored
by Alexandria, Fairfax. Arling-
ton and Falls Church. The sur
vey considered more than
dozen possible alternatives for
sewage disposal in nearby Vir-
ginia, including one plan to pipe
Virginia sewage under the Po-
tomac River to the District plant
for treatment.
The survey showed that it
would be cheaper to treat Vir-
ginia sewage on the Virginia side
Of the river, but recommended
several ways the four commune
ties could save money by ar
ranging joint use of facilities
including the Alexandria Fairfax
combination.
Evening star., 1953-02-18
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District-Clear and cold to-
night, low near % in the city
and % in the suburbs. Tomor-
row, some cloudiness and milder
In the afternoon.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair
tonight, low between 1923. To-
Evening star., 1953-02-18

morrow. somewhat cloudy and
becoming milder.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
Humidity
tReadinRs at Washington Airport.I
Yesterday Pct. Today Pct.
Noon - 46 Miunight ----- 90
4 pm 30 s am. ---- "a
Dnl. AZ
Evening star., 1953-02-18
Lumber Output Listed

PORTLAND, Oreg.-The lum-
ber industry in the United States
produced enough lumber in 1852
to have built 4,863,O0O average
size frame houses.
Evening star., 1953-02-18
Five Die in Bus Crosh

TAMPICO, Mexico. Feb. Is
P.-Five persons were killed
and 20 injured near here yes
terday when two express buses
collided head-on in the center
of a narrow bridge.
Evening star., 1953-02-18
The Federal Spotlight - .tr.ss.
3 Top Committee Members
Back LiberoIized Annuities
By joseph Youno

Legislation to iberalze Federal employees annuity
srvvoshp benefits has been by three
members of the House Civil Service Committee.
The Representatives Hagen Minnesota
Whrew Of Wisconsin Republicans and Morrison Democrat
Evening star., 1953-02-18

Light snow tonight in the Eastern and Northern
ures expected the Northern
Central Rockies 1t will rain in the Pacific North
Western Gulf Coast 1t will be from
Gulf Coast through the Southern States and Middle At
Temperatures forecast from the Cen
through Northwestern States WrephOtO
Evening star., 1953-02-18
Willing to Offer Services.

Record Temper atures This Year.
Highest 73 on January 16.
Lowest, %. on February = and 1S.
High and Low Of Last - Hours.
High, 80. at 3 pm.
Low %. at 8 am.
Evening star., 1953-02-18

Az THE EVENING STAR
*** Washington. D. c.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY IL, 1888
Evening star., 1953-02-18

OLIVE BRANCH-Incidentally,
Secretary of Commerce Weeks,
in his first meeting with the de-
partment's employees several days
ago, greeted them in a friendly
manner. It was quite a contrast
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-03
HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

GIRLS, full and part time; Cedar
Taylor bus line. Heights Variety
Store, Err. 1-0944.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-03
HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

WHITE only, light housework and care
of year old girl, 80 to daily
Monday through Friday. vicinity of
Windermere and Euclid. Call before
l p. m. MU. 1-8206.
WOMAN or girl to care for two chill
dren. 8 months and four years old,
In my home, between 10 a, m. and
4:30 p. m. days a week, trans
portation provided Must be capable
and reliable; references. w. 1-5307.
MATTRESSES, day or night, full time,
uniforms and meals furnished, daily
rate. Apply Smiths Restaurant,
22305 Lake Shore blvd.
OFFICE worker, experienced. 81 so per
hour. Call after p. m. KE. 1-4121.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-03

AFew OF Our Many Lisinss
Coll UL. l-5252 9 AM. to S Pm.
Coll EV. l-7420 Evenings and Sundays
Open Evenings by Appointment - Also
Saturday $50 A. M. 10 p M.
Employment Service Is Our Business
Evening star., 1953-06-06
FARM AND GARDEN

JOHN DEERE forage harvester with
attach. for harvesting grass or corn.
clsrksburs, Md. oaithersburs
TREE Rec REMOVAL. topping. pruning,
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. Lo, 5-4578
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
ToDS'D Ts'oa .tsE %angEe tres 81 IhrpSssrS 1lSs4S
JE., G.2s43, JE: 2-oS7S, ,..,,s g.
clearing. Estimates free. UN. 4-s533
5OD. 1oc so. yd., loaded on your truck
for loads over 100 yds.; zoe roll
(approx. csc yd.) for less than 1O0
yds. Nr. Silver Spring. JU. 1851 90;
cCMs;1Sf, sysf; IT, SjS5espolis SisSes Moline With
all attachments; in new condition;
cost. over $500; will sacrifice for
quick sale. Can MR.. JONES, Pooles-
COMBINE, John Deere. Model 1884;
es csH %R S2ss GEsf sAE S issF1asf MS
LAWN MOWERS, REQ. Trim
alawn, 25-tn. cut, brand-new. S175;
RIEo9 IIS9 rs,t rM,4tsHs1NoT9NT 4 sccSloa $40 NC;
1s$s NNTaEERNATfoNtL NaE N ilS asOd CUB tractor.
used less than 80 hrs, with ham
mer-knife mower, 61s-ft. sickle bar.
with extra knife, ,5-ft. dble. disc
tilizer spreader, attachments used
very little. all INC. Also double
springtooth harrow and homemade
2-Shesl trailer. CAN H. 2-4544'
FARMALL G TRACTOR, like new; q
row cultivator. double plows.. 2
trailers. AP. .7-41Os. -
FOR SALE-John Deere eft. motor
driven Model 12-A combine; new
in 1859. cut approx. 100 acres.
81. .225 or best offer. Also 1852
John Deere motor driven baler;
baled APPROX 5000 bales. 1900
LAWN ssf AND ND GARDENING SERVICE
Reasonable rates. LIZ. 2-7036. Free
estimates.
BALER. New Holland; runs like new.
PooleSYiIle 34H2 y
Evening star., 1953-06-06

DAVENPORT, tapestry, very good
sprfnr, sGnd 1893 20, a-SsSs MSSs0ury dr. SILVER
chairs, $685.: spec. prices on all
new furn; during June, July and
DEEPFREEzE; upright. IL Gu. IT,.
DEHuMiDIFIERS-New WESTINGHOUSE
'53 Timer, casters, reg. $152. 40, only
S9S.50; new 1853 air conditioner
UP to 30% Of. MILFORD, INC. 604
r st. NV. MA. .S-2336.
D5sks Hss sSss5nSt' So a.ys1sd iFssSsdsvs 81.
new: best built at this low, low
ESas pes5s'5s Do6soSs ss9ls' CO. NC. e. NJ. w
DiAMoNDs-Lady's sol. - Ct, s125;
.ady,: ssso: Z. z Ct, Sl75; ladys lh cts,
: cts; cts. s45o: mans 2,S Vg. cts. Ssa Sss5' !
LIVINGSTON & Co. 1928 Il st. NV
DIAMONDS Ne' lady's eo-point engage
ment ring with 3 side stones; $175.
Mems z Ct; S15o. KENYA GEM
CO., RE. 1895. s25 F st. NV.
DIAMOND PLATINUM RING, iads's.
Ia carats. perfect, fine color; 3
diamonds on each side; new, $3.50
DfNiNG til eTsaSf kM.. williams-Kimp, Grand
Rapids. Sheraton inlaid crotch ma
hogany. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Excel. value at $500.
Call after l PM, KE. S-6772.
DINETTE SBT-walnut drop-leaf ta-
BILE with 4 chairs; $35. Call JU.
$3.50 bet. $50 am. and s pm.
DINETTE SET pcs. walnut; ideal
for small dining rm.; good cnndi-
ton. Call ia. 2-4031. %
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, table,
suitst fits and china EaSset $50. 20
Evening star., 1953-06-06
MIscRLLANEous EoR SAD

GAS AND OIL BURNERS-Boilers
ana ana OIL tanks: used; in good cond,
Can =. L. POE. INC. IA. 9-3396.
GLIDER. practically new. s25: Crafts
pI 5In 9S11l sawn mower So; tricycle.. $40.
COR IIiidai ciGss. reg. eompl. set Louis.
Spggs irons. May be seen at Coli
Shop. Kenwood Country Club 5 @5
COLE CLUBS-NEW set, Mc0reror
clTpS; WSodi Jimmy Irdo Demarsst sutographed:
HOT-WATER HEATER, Electric. pres
6-765O. 321O Patterson St. st. NV W.
HEATER-Electric. 40
PanSsI: sPai1GSn: $d2 ssos or best ofEer. Cali
ICE CREAM FREEzERs-usedE; ES IL
gal. Mills, peri. cond.. 5000; l-2B
gal. Sweden, like new, $500; / coun-
ter Sweden. compl. auto. with 4-gal.
mix tank. S700. TO. 9-59i6. -
IRoNERs. new 1853, 1ronrite: reg.
604 F st. NV. MA. $3.50. "a H.
GOLD SCREEN-6-panel.
best offer. JU S-S9SS. -
JUKE BOX. Wurlitzer; just over
hauled; will play "a records. $i0O
~ pSnk OHer. .CaIl Ia. 9-93lO -6
kARDEX-LIKE VISIBLE FILES,
;5x5, made by Acme, 23 drawers
peri; cond. First $25 takes. RE.
KILNEcress model clio. fir,ns
chamber, 11x11x11. $50. IA.
KITCHEN SET, Formica blue ton
with leaf and 2 yellow upholstered
chairs: $40. Ia. 9-9S66.
KITCHEN SINK. 54-in with new
Sunbeam dishmaSter; dble. laundry
bowl: Call Crescent 1148-W-3. -
LADDER, brand-new, Soft. extern
sion. aluminium MAGNESIUM, $75.
LAWN MOWERS (75), q govt. surplus
been resharpened and reconditioned
Come early and take your pick; SIS
each. 900 10" and 12" lawn mower
rollers, 26c ea.; power lawn mowers,
$50. Apply all day Sun. only. 1888
R. l. ave. ne. in the rear. -
- Davis, 21-in. cut;
Continental motor; practically new;
SIS. Call OF 4-6S0S. -
LAWN ROLLER, LAWN MOWER
aluminium wheelbarrow and 32-ft.
wood extension ladder. OIL. 2-039S.
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE. French
Louis XVI style. consists of couch,
wing chair, lounge chair. tables.
glass top; sacrifice; $3.50: will con-
slider selling separately. XII. 9-6294
LIV. RIM. SUITE, maroon sofa and
chair, blue chair; cocktail table, very
good cond. TU. 2-300O. Ext. 40.
Evening star., 1953-06-06

W1AsHER; q 3d. fully auto. Bendix. $35.
WASHER-Gyromatic Bendix: good
Soadition; soadns 500 or best offer. La.
WASHER-Frisidaire automatic, COM
some repair, $40. OIL. 9-SS64. -
WASHERS-Wringer and automatic.
$25 up; will deliver. Open Sunday
ran.9r. til E Cash Dh or sGsd ersdit. Also washer
WASHERS; i used Easy spindryer,
500; / used Maytag, $50: l used
Mex; AR s-SS5, SS5. Call bet. $40 and g.
WASHER-Wringer type, $40; rocker.
sest: etc. t%ahRs "a dS}s6 ReH3s iiDs iii1!s has
IWASHER-A.B.C. wringer type: pump;
9riginal owner; like new; $34 cash.
WASHERSThor semi-automatic. 2
mos. old; $3.50. Poplar 2-3723.
WASHER-Bendix, automatic, new;
used only few times; orig. cost S239.
sacrifice at $160. JE. 3-0652. IS
Washers t8l, wrinser-type; $50
ssuttoomatic suttoomg1ati washers, $50 ca. Ii.
WASHER-DRYER-Bendixp puomat,c.
Just received, can't use. ordered
oversee; oversees; sell or TRADE for non
wxsahSG wxsGnS11e' Nj MACHINE. cInRHg: Whirlpool
auto, suds saver; bought last sum
msr. eLeaying town. must sell; $165.
wAsHNG MACHINE. Norge, fully
wSsHISR1Ss Rssi IS1{sr MAcH1NE4 III NGE4SRT whirlpool and
Westinghouse dryer. almost new;
sacrifice, $3.50 for both. ia. 9-S214.
WASHING MACHINE. Thor Auto
mnagic; excellent condition, sos. AD.
WATCH-swiss constantin calendar;
value. Price, $3.50. AID. 4-o654.
WATER COOLER, sunroc electric.
bottle type, used 3 mos. $3.50 or
wsTER ssSF RfifE aEATEks. IA snsd5 used: a. sizes,
$15 up. New heaters from $50.
aaiy soSs ssEmS Ss7 }PHf ssI NV a. WEHsTEE caI sT
wEDbiNG Band, rst platinum. 10 dia-
monds; sis5. KENYA GEM CO,
sS5 gS5 + st. NV; Re. 5-S296. 10
sfsaEk fR sGw1fa RsE e. ctETrS. 5Ssf Sss'yysGY ys75
Wis. ave, OIL. 4-7015. -
SINGER SEWING MACHINEs--New
Singer machine may be purchased
for as little as S94.50; budget terms:
liberal trade-ins. SINGER SEWING
CENTER, 1910 G st. NV. Ma
MAYTAG. wringer washer, square
tub. $50; excel. cond., cleo. apt.-size
stove Frigidaire. $50: like-new con-
vertible steel wagon-scooter, So; coil
springs, twin-siZe, So each. Call JE
DUNCAN PHYFE mahog. din. ext.
table; 4-poster bedstead: like new
JA S-44OO Ext BAT -
Evening star., 1953-06-06

PIPE; Ralv;. black. copper, cast iron; nNEG
M st. NV. NO. 7-7SO3; WA. 7-550l.
PLASTER MIXER, 6-cu. #, ellison,
pnrR Ike ReT .wa PhSns %1WXEssso WE; 6-gSssr Trim
REQ WAsHINGToN Co. INC, 1881
Half st. Sc. Ii. 3-74O2. -
POWER MOWER-sears Craftsman,
condition good; also hand mower;
pSaaTiHt SStS S4S. pFfsst RA; e-72Ss i2sxaa G. and
siNNS F.. With automatic assii feed: excellent
condition. UN. 4-l24O. -
RADIO. phono., and Tv, combination;
RCA Victor, ,phono 45 and 7s. Tv
with AM and EN-. LU. 1-4966; -
RAD 91esa ssSs tsesrd sssna.r and oss
RANSGE%Bottled gas. Magic Chef;
full sized; new cond.' $76. AD.
RhsoEs. sfoSS; schick.. elec.. 1 wk. old.
and 2 Repinston sles; ABOUT s91os
REFRrGERAroRs-Rseon. and guar.
S35 up; refrtgeration, air condition
ing and electrical sales and service.
MANoTM A ~ sSEsaSos = SascH' 1922 No M st.
Sl3. Runs very well. Ii. 4-29l3
RfElFEfsTIGSEPRAfoRs; flEfT 2 AT gas; ali sizes;
installation. PEERLESS SALES CO..
2237 Ga; ave; pc. 2-5566;;
l-year guaranteed Time payments.
FREDERICKS, 1905 14th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS. 1883 'Servel;, ao
solutely no money down: free deliv.
end installation; only S7.21 mo.
Also all other makes. IA. 7-595S
REFRIGERATOR-Ten-cu. IT. Kelvi-
nator; freezer compartment: perfect
condition; like new; S175. DE.
REFRiGERAToR-lss1 Kelvinator.
86-cu.-ft. Price. 500. New condi-
REHFHRIGERAToR. sHH di'' used. very good
sI sCndisi9H; sESGo- ss5. SOIL 9th ct: nv
REfRiGHHAfoRs fi itiSHXAfoRs te). eiec. and
gas: perfect, $35 with DEL also,
late mnedsdI ned rsfriEerstors. 20 e.
49, O-OOVSs
Evening star., 1953-06-06
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont

CARPENTRY, remodeling, repairs,
cabinet work and general contract
ing. JU. S-4736. IA
CARPENTRY. alterations, repairs, re-
modelling. Old and new work. Mr.
SMITH, ia. 1887 any time. Ii
CEMENT-Driyeway and walks,
patios, porches. Call for free esti.
mate. MR.. RICHARDSON. RA. g.
1888. r.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
FRa5egK1ssned nhons or no chafge RoIo
day, any night.
COFFEE TABLES made and refinished
to order; FINE FURNITURE FIN
ISHING. 241S 18th st. NV. DU.
INSTALLATIONS. re-
pair short circuits: small Jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time. 2s
Evening star., 1953-06-06

PAPER HANGING, painting, plaster
ing, doing my own work; reasonable
prices; guaranteed. RA. 3-6901.;
PAPER HANGING, $40 per rm. up;
1853 Sunfast washable paper; work
guar. RA 3-1393 or HE. 4-S555
none too small or too lge.: 1st-class
mechanics Ii. 3-42S2. 10
carpenter work: large
or small Jobs; free estimates; rea-
sonable. AID 4-5230. LIZ
PLASTER REPAIRING. painting and
parching; OLD or new work; prompt
service; reaS. rates; white me-
chanics. AP. 7-1500. Ill
PLASTERING. REPAIRS, old and new
work, lge and small jobs: salts
faction guar; reas. JU. 9-4154:
AND HEATING, bathroom
and kitchen remodeling; American
Standard. 30-gal.. 5-year hot-water
heaters. $119 installed normal in
stallation); time pymt.; 24-hr. serv.
MURPHY g. STOKES. 10. S-0642.
air-conditioners
and freeZerS repaired; all makes.
WHC0 TIL O-5S47 10
Evening star., 1953-06-06

SITUATIONS WOMEN

GIRL wants child care five days. Iiv-
ing out. AID. 4-1337. 1912 18th st.
NV.
sECY.. administrative, coll. grad, 10
soonStble pos. one-girl office. OV.
3-3052 Sat. Sun. and ewes. 81
SECY.-STEE0.-EXper. pat. law;
available fill in : weeks vacs lion
period Box ;312-H. Star. Z"
clerical, fling, tel.
soliciting, switchboard oper.: very
capable. DU. 7-0625. TS
TWO South American girls wish posi-
tionS as clerks. typists and general
once workers; Spanish and English.
ExPERi2NS9ciEiD ExSPPiERiI2gS9ii sEAMsrREssEs q,
TTish perm. saT position; 5-day week.
leaving city wants to
place exceptionally capable young
woman as receptionist or clerical
worker. JU. S-9420. -
WILL DO Part Time Stenographic-
Work mornings or afternoons for
month. Call KE. 7-1O52 after 6
pm. 3
YOUNG COL. WOMAN-Desires eve
nins work from until, as typist.
clerk. elevator opr. or waitress. Ii.
WOMAN, ne. section Iii
censedJ, care for children in her
home. Ii. 7-2130. z"
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LUMBER

We can supply your needs in quality
plywood and lumber of any thick
ness. in both softwoods and hard
frame moidines. perforated Mason
lite, and cabinet hardware. Good as
sortment of lumber and plywood
cuttings at reduced prices. LANK
WOODWORK CO., 1st and K SITS
Sc. Ii. 3-1S0O. Open Sat-, s am
to noon. -
COMPOTE, imported lin
ems. china and crystal. down COM
@forts: Tort Rattan s sofa, mahog; bed; etc.
tween 8 am. and noon daily. ~
MICROSCOPE, ideal for medical STU
dent; reasonable. Call LU. 4-1739.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
AT,ERT WOMAN

From Alexandria area for purchasing
department. Experienced in keep.
tory. Must he neat and accurate
with figures. capable tvpist, dicta-
ton helpful but not mandatory
Write. Box 30l-J, Star, giving age,
experience and salary expected %
Evening star., 1953-06-06
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PSNy' S,Sy' bIssk black an and white white. ssptle:
rW0 FRESH cows and 10 close
springing Holstein heifers; bangs
dairy stock. Phone Vie Vienna l0H e3isJ. sHor
ANGUS AND HEREFORD CALVES
for sale. OIL. 2-7527. 10
WANT TO BUY-dood cattle stock.
70 or II Angus or white-face Here
fords. bet. 400 and 900 lbs. vac
ss MSysrn .ssssn sfsEs ols So6G 5sE
lines: solid black. two white sox:
l1SolW71i T;,T71i to 10 pm, JAS. W.
HEREFORD CATTLE, registered u
cows, some with calves at side, six
2-yr.-old heifers, 10 yearling heifers,
3 go1d young bulls. Phone Crescent
COLT, s years old, by Spanish Dean:
TENNESSEE. WALKER. with Western
saddle and bride. $3.50 or best otIer.
HEREFORDS - Top-erade feeding
steers and breeding heifers. WHIT.
600; Poolesville 3452. -
PONY, 5-yr.-old. gentle: ideal for
children; with or without saddle.
SHORT HORN cows, 6 head. pure.
bred and registered. S1,35O for all.
DR.. G.. J; LAUGHLIN, JU. 9-21 IA,
RE. 7-1234. -
4-YR.OLD GELDING, looks like
Native Dancer, well broken; reason
able. 10. S-13l2 Sat. and Sun,
ewes. weekly. -
"CHINCHILLA EXHIBIT WELCOME
Quality animals for sale. LOU BLUE
RANCH, JU. 9-S253.
HEREFORD BULLS
Registered, 15 mo.-2 yrs. old; finest
Domino breeding; also some nice
heifers. J. 7. GIBBONS. Hay
market. Va. Phone Haymarket
OlAn
Evening star., 1953-06-06
COLLEGE STUDENT

Valuable experience, unusual promo
tion for second summer; $3.50 for
pm, Room 924, 1346 Conn. ave.
No telephone calls.