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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-19
HOUSES ron sALE--Mp.

HOUSES BY HUGHES-Practically
ne 5-rm. all-brick BUNGALOW. In
Mount Rainier area; 1st-class con.
s sSn el Separate e e. dnGs r
bsmt.. Ice; attic: only S12,950 on
terms. VIM. r. HUGHES, AP: 4
TWO-BEDRM.. ail-masonry bung allow.
Two nm. rms, In attic, bsmt.., gas
Only. $495 down. balance Same as
S-s4s4. PRiMRosE REALi5TYY CO CO.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Attractive
full hiEh-elevation lot: features 80
#. liv. rm: with firepl. also unusual
de luxe kitchen. tile bath: full price
only I0;350:, VIM. r. HUGHES.
DIRECT FROM BUILDER-Three-
6ed I'm . Gaiifcrnia rambler; colorfgl
cleo. enc. kitchen. s4.ft. 0 iiv. r M.
lge. lot. S13.25O. very reas. terms.
APs,7 ,Il727; WA; 7-s484. PRIM-
LIGHT AND CHERRY, ranch style.
R widows % rep ~ gm be gIta wa Ct
expandable attic: cow, to public and
p p, c. Inc; on N. H. ave. OWNER
s i9 POW 6owN-Landover Hills s Sec
full bsmt;, tile bath; deep lot. Price
s H ROBERT 5sS o 8. DS sSHs' q Is Is.
4;BEDRM. BRICK Cap. Cod near
Price S14,S5O. SUBSTANTIAL cash. Cali
today. WA. $4,000. ROBERT 8.
HOUSES 1oiUS1S q B 80 HuGHEs-stunn mls g.
high rolling elevation. custom built
by owner. very best construction.
Beaut. white clapboard. Bargain at
S14:950. VIM. r. HUGHES. AP.
7-1400 'tir 8 pm. -19
HOUSES BY HUGHES, delightful q
bedroom BUNGALOW in best section
has been kept in superb condition:
loca ed on concrete street, with
concrete driveway: beautiful patio
IN rear Bargain price at $4,000.
p'M. R. HUGHES. AP. 7-14oo ~ o
$50 DOWN. prac. new s-bedrm MI brk.
2O-ft. liv. rm. Price only $ii,75O.
Move right in with deposit. Located
Just over D: c. line in Seat Pleas
ant; Call WA: $4,000 It'll pm.
nLO2GR ., ~ 10 O W. 10
HEART OF EVANSVILLE. Brk. Co
lonial, just u blk. west Of Balti-
more blvd. Price reduced to S14.7OO
to allow for repairs. 6 huge rms,
gar. 20-ft: porch, oil h.-w.h. As
sumo $1l. 700 40 mortgage. Gail
VA VA, S-390o til 8 pm. ROBERT s.
ACRE L0T and large. newly condi-
toned home; low cash. Owner ask
ing $12. 500. MaRe offer. ALVIN
EPLING. I'm. 4-O3l3. 30
5612 LEWIS AVE-, Suitland. mr..
Census Bureau and D. C.-Owner
transferred and must sell. This
lovely, modern Ayr. -old bungalow
on wide, level lot, completely
fenced. Full bsmt. Floored and in
sulated attic. OIL heat. A terrific
bargain at S11,50O and easy FILA
financing. HILLCREST REALTY CO.,
II; 5.404O; eyes,, Mr.. Menard, JU.
N-ACRE GROUND, 4-bed.
rm. brick Colonial, 2 baths. spacious
liv. and din. rms. den, built-in ga
rage. $4,000. SMITH REALTY,
AP. 7-010O, WA. 1884.
J $50 DOWN. Riverdale. Cute one
bedrm; bunga., on lge. lot in conv.
WA. $4,000. ROBERT o. DAVIS a
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Falls Church Beauty

The owner Of this 3-bedrm. brick
rambler has instructed me to sell
quick. With such appointments as
q large living room, coy dining L.
beautifully equipped kitchen with
yard: level lot. 6Ox190 IT.; storm
windows where they are needed, and
S11 800, 4Ts CT loan that can be
assumed. In our opinion the best
buy in Virginia. Terms to suit
purchaser. Call ia. 7-7737.
GLEBE WOOD REALTY co,
216O N GTERE Pm ApT, 10
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: ONLY $11,95O
cozy 5-rm., BUNGALOW with front and
fine trees. Assume 4e6 loan. payable
$50 per mo. incl. taxes and insur-
ance. Located in charming Forest
Heights on a good street, cow. tc
transp. Can be bought with Sl.50C
down. Poss. with deed Phone now
LU. 2-1315 It'll 8 pm.
JIM BRITT
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SUBURBAN RAMBLERS

OUbU1t0xAN 1C111V10A41I4IO
Fine selection of 2 and bedroom,
ranch type homes. Many in the An
drews Field area. Clinton. Forest.
to $4,000. Many in the $4,000
range. VA, FILA and conventional
financing. From 10 to 300 cash
down. NJ. @. FEKETE, Realtor,
5000 Branch ave. Sc, Htllcrest
Heights. 10. $4,000, 10. 1914
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New 3-Bedrm. Brick Rambler

suitland, just 2 blks. from Silver. Hill
I'd. and high school; 4 blks.. to shop
ping center. A lovely 40-ft. home.
Has an outstanding kit. with dining
space, 2Ox13-ft. liv. nm. with lge.
picture window and dining ell. lots
attic. Positively dry bsrnt. with extra
"a bath, outside entrance and
roughed- in shower and kit. for in
come possibilities. Gas &C. heat;
insulated and weather-stkipped. A
very nice lot. sodded and land
scaped and with large oak shade
tree in 'front.' Ready sSS Tor ~,t 1mm SS6e
down. Your present home, vacant
lots or acreage considered in trade.
T. D. BURGESS, 20. 9-9613. It'll g.
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YIN. 4-lOLO.
WEST LANaAM HILLS
ST, $50 DOWN-$12,95O
Four bedrms.. full separate din. rm.,
wall : to wall carpet, knotty pine
kitchen, tiled. bath, large lot. oil
eefMst; q f n IaRN tn S co TIL
OUTSTANDING VALUES
TO BE SOLD THIS WEEK
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, D. C.
This attractive semidet. brick house
is priced low at $13.950. but the
person with $4,000 or more cash
can make q real deal. Lower cash
payment accepted with higher
m month h.t payments ZEN contains
only three years old, near school.
shopping and busline. Cow. An
RADIANT VALLEY
CORNER BRICK RAMBLER
Lovely 2-bedroom home on large cor
ner. level. fenced-in yard. radiant
heat. large attic. no basement. Can
be traded OF sold on terms. Don't
MORNINGSIDE
SI0.950
attractive with vari-colored stone
front, and combination. shingle,
fully insulated, large lot; contains 8
bedrooms, liv. rm., kit. and bath.
EXPANSIBLE CAPE COD
S14,750
All-brick, large lots. near Seat Pleas
ant just OF Central ave-. 2 excel
lent bedrooms on first floor. and big
expandible upstairs. A chance to
make your own terms. Located ok.
for Andrews. not far from Dist.
Hghts. Trades possible.
CALL MR.. PHIFER. 10. S-S714. OR
LU. 2-3S75
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
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OLIVER T. CARR
POTOMAC. MARYLAND
- ROCKVILLE
GI-S95O CASH

Here is an opportunity to purchase
q new, cedar shingled bungalow; liv
I'm. with pine-paneled fireplace. din;
bedrms. and bath on LIST a.; End n
contains lge. bedrm. and space foI
additional bedrm. and bath. Monthly
payments include principal. inter-
est, taxes and insurance. For APP
pointment to inspect. call Mr.. Byrd,
ewes, tn. 2-21S6.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 6-0222
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ROGERS HEIGHTS

ROGERS HEIGHTS
A dream cottage situated on beauti-
fully handicapped Anchor fenced lot.
with steel easement picture windows.
firepl.. 2 lovely bedrmS.. tile bath.
lge. bSmt.. outside entrance. knotty
pine rec. rm. with bar; bsmt. has
additional summer kit. newly dec
GRATED and clean as q pin. Call Mr..
7167, with JAMES L. DIXON & CO.,
exclusive 20
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BEDRMS. 2 FULL BATHS

UNIVERSITY PARK
A very livable home that your FAM
lily will love. 3 bedrms and den, sep
arate din. rm.. lge. tiled kit. ! u
tile baths, garage, many extras. Cal
Mrs. Hurt, WA. 7-6128. COX 81 CO..
UN. 4-1526.
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ITNTVERSTTY PARK

UNIVERSITY PARK
Brick Cape Cod. built of the fines
materials and workmanship. Liv
rm.. with firepl.. full din. rm.. ige
equip. kit. bath on LIST floor: 3 bed
rms. and bath on End; bsmt. with
recreation rm.. bath; lovely lot, 2.
car garage: near transp.
8 BEDRMS, 2 FULL BATHS
Brick home. liy. rm. with firepl.. din
rm., equip. kit, 1 bedrm. and tilet
bath on 1st floor; liv. rm., bedrm.
kit. and bath on end; full bsmt.
oil heat, side porch.
LANGLEY PARK
All-brick rambler. liv. rIn. 17x17.
lge. bedrms.. full bsmt., gas heat
quick possession; inspect at your
convenience.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA: 1865, WA. 7-0636. UN. -116e
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SUITLAND-VACANT
GROOM DETACHED BRICK
4 yrs. old. newly decorated through
with firepl., large equip. kit. side
porch, nice level lot. A distin-
guished home in this desirable To-
cation. Close to all schools, shops
and transp. Price .drastically re-
can be arranged. Mrs. Cox, LU.
2-Sl36. ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST.
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: TAKOMA PARK
LOOK AT THIS
WHEATON

Just listed this charming brick Colo
NAL featuring 3 nice bedrms.. very
lge liv. rm.. full family din rm.,
dry bsmt.. very close to schools,
buses and shopping; may be sold,
with very low down payment to
qualified CT, or exceptionally good
terms, to conventional sale. JU.
9-6440. q am. to 8 pm.
WoodSide Realty Co.
Evening star., 1953-11-27
FIN Stations

W. SASAbS"S
WRC-s3.s Me-, Channel 2aO
$50 am. to l am.
WBUZ-FM-s5.5 Me-, Channel 23s
pm. to 9 pm.
WT0P-FM-sS.3 Me-, Channel 242
Around the Clock
WBDZ-FM-ss.7 Me-, Channel 244
pm. to pm.
WASH-FM-s7.1 Me-, Channel 24S
am. to II pm.
W0L-FM-sS.7 Me-, Channel 264
S pm. to 9 am.
WcFM-ss.5 Me-, Channel 2SS
S pm. to II pm.
WFAN-10O.3 Me-, Channel 2s2
am. to Midnight
WWDc-FM-101.1 Me-, Channel 260
7 am. to 2 am.
WeMS-FM-t03.5 Me-, Channel Hs
$50 am. to Midnight
WARL-FM-105.1 Me-, Channel 1sS
645 am. to 9 pm.
WUST-FM-1O6.3 Me-, Channel 2s2
am. to 8 pm.
WMAL-FM-107.3 Nc, Channel 2s7
s am. to Ills pm.
Evening star., 1953-11-27
HighIights
TeIevision Todoy.

$500, WTTG-Chicago SYM
phony: Fritz Reiner conducts
Mozart's Symphony lin E Flat
Major" and Debussy's Petite
Suite"
$500, WMAL-OzZie and Har-
riet: The family tries out new
ladder and ends up on a roof.
$3.50, WTOP-Topper:: Cosmo
tries to adopt a boy and gets a
sad jolt from canny ghosts.
$3.50, WMAL - Pepsi-Cola
Playhouse: Frozen Justice" is a
story about three murder Sus-
poets trapped in an Alaskan
cabin during a storm.
900, WMAL - Pride of the
Family: The Morrisons celebrate
their goth wedding anniversary.
800, WTOP - Playhouse of
Stars: Gene Lockhart portrays a
ruthless industry executive in
"The Closed Door"
$3.50, WNBW-TV SoundStage: !:
Elliott Reid and Joan Potter star
in Home Is Where Love Is," a
drama about a woman's dream
of her ideal home.
$3.50, WMAL - Com b a c k
Story: Jean Darling of the "Our
Gang" comedies is guest.
1000, WTOP My Friend
Irma: Irma gets her doctors
reports mixed.
1000, WNBW-Cavalcade of
Sports: Lulu Perez meets Dave
Gallardo in a 10-round feather
weight bout.
1890, WMAL-Person to Per-
son: Edward r. Murrow takes a
TV tour of the British Embassy
and also visits the home of Joe
Louis.
Rodio Today.
500, WASH-Theater: College
students from the Metropolitan
Area are featured in the cast
Of "Out, Cursed Spot" an origi-
nal comedy drama by John CAL
loway of American University.
500, WWDC-City Champion
ship Football Game: st. Johns
VS.. Roosevelt at Griffith Stadium.
$3.50, WGMS-Library of Con-
gress Concert: Quartetto Italiano
performs music of Haydn, Bu-
soni and Schubert.
$3.50, WRC-Bob Hope Show:
Zsa Zsa Gabor is guest on the
variety show.
900, WTOP-Parole File 1872:
Eric Sevareid narrates a special
program about a man who dis
covers freedom after serving %
years behind prison bars.
9:35, WRC-House of Glass:
Gertrude Berg portrays the wife
of a lCatskill Mountain hotel
owner.
1890, WMAL - Cavalcade of
Sports: Lulu Perez meets Dave
Gallardo in a 10-round feather
weight bout.
11:00, WCFM - Hi-Fi Test
Program: An aid to testing your
FIN equipment.
Evening star., 1953-11-27

University of the Air
0doy-Friday, Nov. 27. 1888
WcFM-9s.5 Nc, Channel 25s
$50 p.m.-NATIONAL AS
ISOLATION OF EDU-
CATIONAL BROADCAST
ERS: Ways of Mankind:
Lion Bites Man"
1000 p.m.-HOWARD UNI
VERSITY: Civil Rights:
An Evolving Concept in
Democracy: "The Problem
of Academic Freedom"
Evening star., 1953-11-27
On the Air
On the Air
Mr.. Sevoreid> Mr.. Swoyze
View the Troubled World
By Harry Macarthur

The TV and radio commen-
tators, there is no doubt, leave
no thought unturned in their
examinations of the state of the
world. Just how significant it is
that so many of them have their
minds on one form or another
of imminent doom, we couldn't
say. But they do.
1t is the thought of CHS
WTOP radios Eric Sevareid, for
instance, that the end of France
may be in sight. This is sa-
tirical thought, to be sure,
prompted by a report that the
French government is planning
to do away with a lot of Gallo
red tape. This strikes Mr.. Sew
areid, and anyone who has ever
dealt with the French, as a
heroic pipe dream.
Eliminate government red
tape" he said on the radio the
other evening, land one of four
French breadwinners would be
out of bread. Factories making
scratchy pens. gummy ink and
dusty legal forms would close
their doors. The French army
would be able to move and
France might even win war,
which would unsettle the whole
European balance of power.
"Telegrams would get sent,
rents and taxes would be paid,
factories would start pouring
out clothes and cars and gadgets.
1t would be only a matter of
time before France had comfort,
convenience, efficiency; plus ul-
GERS, heart trouble, over-produc-
ton and suicides-in short, all
the blessings Of progress-and
that would be the end of France
as France. &
1.-THE French government also
intends to make a birth certifi-
cate extract permanently good,
instead Of for three months"
Mr.. Sevareid continued. "This
is tantamount to eliminating the
certificate of rebirth. Frenchmen
just won't stand for it. They
would have to look in a mans
eye instead of his papers to be
sure he's alive. They would have
to trust another Frenchman's
word instead of documents, and
Frenchman without that fat
wallet of papers in his coat
pocket is going to feel naked
and ashamed"
John Cameron SwayZe of NBC-
TVS News Caravan" strikes
closer to home, though he goes
clear back to Gibbon to do it. 1t
was just 166 years ago that Glib
bon completed his monumental
Decline and Fall of the Roman
Empire" Mr.. Swayze notes. He
could have fooled us. but you'd
better remember this in case
somebody comes up on the street
and asks you how long it has
been since Gibbon completed
Evening star., 1953-11-27

THE Decline and Fall Of the
Roman Empire"
In case of further inquiry, you
might like to remember the rea-
sons listed by the historian for
this notable decline and fall.
There were five of them, the
NBC television commentator
points out, to wit:
% The rapid increase in di-
vorce; the undermining of the
dignity and sanctity of the
home.
(2) Higher and higher taxes
and the spending of public mon
les for free bread and circuses.
CD The mad craze for pleas
ure; sports becoming every year
more exciting and more brutal.
(4) The building of gigantic
ornaments when the real enemy
was within: the decadence of
the people.
(5) The decay of religion:
faith fading into mere form,
losing touch with life and ability
to guide the people.
Recognize anything famil-
iar?" asks Mr.. Swayze cheer
fully.
y 4
SHE'S HAPPY-The appear
ance of Janet Gaynor on Me
dallion Theater" tomorrow night
WTOP-TV, 10 o'clock is not
a comeback for which the win
ner of the first movie Oscar
has been striving for years. Moth
ing OF the sort. The actress,
who won that award in 1928
for Seventh Heaven, Street
Angel" and Sunrise" has been
striving for years to be the happy
wife of Adrian, the Hollywood
designer. Striving successfully.
it might be added.
Miss Gaynor denied any
thoughts OF comeback" a
couple Of years ago when she
was lured into playing Seventh
Heaven" on the radio opposite
Charles Farrell. She had done
that chore with her co-star in
the original movie, she said, just
because she liked the idea"
Since she gave UP movie life
for home life some Is years ago,
Miss Gaynor has read a number
of movie. radio and television
scripts submitted to her. Dear
CYNTHIA" which she will do to-
morrow night, is the first TV
idea she has liked. She had to
like it well enough, too, to leave
her Bel Air home and go to New
York to do the show.
The actress has been satisfy
ing her artistic urge by oil paint
ing, which she suddenly began
to take seriously four years ago.
Her husband has had two shows
at the Knoedler Galleries in
Manhattan and is working on
a third for 1854. but Miss Gay
nor has no intention of COM
peting with him in this field. No
immediate intention, at any
rate. Her painting is not yet
what it could be. she feels,
though she has admitted to an
interviewer that she paints a
fine onion.
Miss Gaynor, incidentally, is
the only woman around now
who can boast of wearing a new
Adrian exclusive. He has turned
professionally to designing shirts
and ties for men. His wife is his
only feminine charge.
Evening star., 1953-11-27
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Evening star., 1953-05-23
HELp-MEN

|Ty SERyICEdAN = Part time. ewes. !;
exper.. outside: PENN Tv. eos 18TH
St, Sc. ~, 4:0047. IA
|Tv ySERvICEMAN, experiences neces-
sary, excel. sal. Call Herndon 224.
|UPHOLSTERER, experienced, wanted;
UsaEks. over Is yrs yrs. part-time
HB2ssADok sssRns Es5k rHH&4ER AR&plTE in 1ss sr:2a
Columbia I'd. NV. -24
per. on automatics; car essential:
ANcE SERVICE. u. Slid. "a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES posi-
ton; must have good refs. Apply
in person. HIGHWAY EXPRESS
LINES. 3rd. and r SITS. ne. "a
WOOL PRESSERS. top piece rate pay:
new Hoffman Press. Apply In person,
70 Mr.; Bryant; STERLING LAUN-
DRY, 1921 27th st.. NV. -26
MAN. white. parking attendant. Ali
nod no Dhon. 6et resHirsd ssiis! i724 g st: s p"
MAN--To service coin operated pho
nographs and amusement machines.
Radio or electrical experience neceS-
sary. Apply $40 g st. NV, Sat. or
Sun. between 2 and 6. IA
MAN. white, married, age 27-30.
.. .. drivers license, handy with
nent employment for right man; g.
day week. vacation with pay and
other benefits; S55 per week to
sta:t. Applications By mail only.
Write J. c. THOMAS. 3406 Chew
erly ave.. Cheverly. Md. pa
MAN. 21-35. for work in frozen food
warehouse; no exper. nee; { pm.
to l am: vacation, sick leave, perm.
DOS; must be reliable; $50 start
Apply AS 10th st. s.w.; no phone
men issI'; for full and p.rt.t,m. voIE m3s in
Kosher delicateSSen store. Good
hours, good pay. Experienced only.
See Mr.. Brodsky, BRODSKY'S
DELICATESSEN, 6404 Ca. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-23
SITUATIONS WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeper, 5-da. wk.,
complete charge With once supervi.
sion experience; financial statement
AnSREss,N a1S ssn lssder Rex sl;H star ..
EsssSnasl: Es4sison s7ssa sask up and deliysr''
IAUDITOR. r. c. bookkeeper; perm
ssnent: sne G seeking advancement. BOX
GIRL. eolored, desires any type ONCE
cS' cSrk; s.fsaslS ftyIinS included; refersa:ss.
GIRL. ois: sSiered wants ants, n,shs job CLEAN
GIRL. colored, desires nightwork:
nights week. Call Sat. or Sun,
HU. 3-6115. "a
NURSE, experienced practical, coll
invalid. Call Ii. 3-82is. 34'
PRACTICAL NURSE wants Job at
once. Child care or taking full care
Of elderly person. Free to travel
Tor summer. Live In. EX. 3-7694.
RESIDENT MANAGER, 8 yrs. ex-
ppssSS; pessissnce; references. Phone 20.
SECY. -STENO., varied experience.
references, desires 5-day work week
In downtown, area. Call weekdays
TIE. e-0752. "a"
WOMAN, colored, desires evening
(after 4 p.m,) job as cleaner char
woman or chambermaid. Call Ii.
6-SS46. 24'
YOUNG GIRL. capable. refined, de-
sires summer Job caring for chill
dren, Edgartown. Mass. Excellent
references. OIL. 4-6442. --25
COLORED MAID in beauty shop or
cleaning office. HU. 3-945S. ga
Evening star., 1953-05-23
SITUATIONS MEN

(MCS1, desires con-
nectionS for evenings and week ends.
Box l34-H. Star. "a"
BOOKKEEPER-Fully exper, all
ledsers. costs. reports, stmtS,. etc.;
references. OIL. 2-93S9. 24s
BOOKKEEPER. II yrs exper-; ONCE
m'ngment. BACKGROUND wholesale Ii
uuor and other; married: currently
employed. Box 132-H. Star. ga
CHAUFFEUR, for local ONCE of lse.
corporation is desirous Of obtaining
similar position because of reduction
in force; experienced, neat appear
ing and well hammered; can fur
nish the best Of references. Can
ELEyAToR oPERAToR-Man, col
ored, licensed. desires full or part
time Job after 4 pm; local refer
ences. DU. 7-4602. "a
HOTEL MAN-Available for relief or
permanent as asst. mgr. room clerk,
cashier; can operate 1000 machine.
Box 142-H. Star. "a
Evening star., 1953-05-23
HELP-WoMEN
YOUNG LADIES

Two, above average students. now
finishing third year in local Cath.
olic high school, for full.time. 40
hour, 6-day week during summer
doing typing and general ONCE work
IN small downtown once; pleasant
in own hsndWritins. Stating your your
class standing, tipping speed and
tending to BOX l21-G, Star. -25
xSaEe SUlE in %SMAS css1 n dsr S.H rdS S5
nS15i' nSHsi' ccissvi sSed fNd silver assans ss4lns
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY With
some experience to work in Del.
meals. Apply Iis2 10th St. NV.
PART-TIME BILLING CLERK, mid.
die aged. for June and July. George-
town section. Write Box 1856,
Washington z. "a
MIDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN for
general house work and care for
elderly woman: 2 in family. live in.
GOOD home with salary. Cali RIA.
3-6166 before 2 pm. -24
FINE OPPORT. for neat. experienced
woman to help in tavern. Good SAL
sEy sI9yn. Dias as. Lying .tnGsx quarters; Owner
REpfkyllls; Rt. $40. Poplar w s-s4os.
EyENhfNSc hSN NWoRK, 20 hrs. per g2z xk.
WxSTED4RssistaerSeddo Ed 1 aaSdo0i once mSa nurse:
typlng required. Call KE. S-41O7
EARN BIG INCOME, representins
Avon cosmetics; 4 established ter
ffitories nov open. Call IA. $500
COLLEGE STUDENT or teacher. for
summer months: splendid expert.
ence: pleasant work; $3.50 for 70
days. Call after 2 pm, Room 924.
1340 Conn. ave. No telephone calls.
Evening star., 1953-05-23
MELP-WoAAEN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1 d Z
route division for Tor Woman woman between 4 ssn
70 and 20 years of age as driver
saleslady. Must be free Of domes-
nC Tesponsibiltties and live in Fair
We. Guaranteed salary. commission
and bonus. Company car furnished
ana all expenses paid. Paid vaca.
lion, SICK leave. disqualification. life
,nS1I,aace: nnnn,nfc: retirement plan; For
view phone only Nh. Il. ). vii vii.
MIlAMs. K1. 9-e3OO. Alexandria,
MONDAY or Tuesday, May 1895.
between and pm. --25
F!NISHER-Best wages, steady work
q CO.. So1 14th st. NV. -25
FOUNTAIN AND LUNcHEoNETTE
fsrE!1 GfIn iS ir years. experienced pre-
iiNuGafH iNGToNf fup pH%Rnpsafrsv q psfs TING ss.o KEMs.
Md Lo. $4,000. ''' ens.nsspn msz
FOUNTAIN and luncheonette girls
white or colored; fully experienced
only: CECIL BAKERY e LUNCH
1873 Fenna. ave. NV. Do not phone
FOUNTAIN GIRL, exper., eolored
eexeel. salary and hours; meals furn
rIUQTNUr 0UTU SUnn. ave. NV. WO 0-S600
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, part time
nights, reliable. experienced. EAST
CAPITOL CUT RATE. sol Z. Capt.
FouNTIAIN WOMAN c.pabl. Of TIa man.
aging, local refs. Call In person
only. qOLDENs PHARMACY, iI01
Pennsylvania ave. sc. IA
OFFICE WORK. single
white girl, must be able to a
bookkeeping and take dictation
Sa1ary $40 per week. Phone TU
exper. necessary: rood nav
Personal interview only, 8 am. to q
pm. See Mr. Pierre; absoiutely no
phone calls. RALEIGH HOTEL oP.
GRATING CO., 18th and Penna. ave.
NV. -OE
HOSTESS, white. part time for dinins
room; hours, to 8 WeekdayS:
sunday. 1890 to 8 PM; Monday
on. Call Wo. 6-5334. after i pm
Evening star., 1953-05-23
MELP-WoMEN

SECRETARY. law once; neatness and
accuracy required. Please state age
education, experience and salary ex-
pected. BOX 306-G. Star. "a
SECRETARY-Patent experience nec.
essary: 6-day week. Consideratt
ability and dependability. Please
give full particulars including sal
ary desired. Box 110-H. Star. "a
ECRETARY- Y-stenographer. bet. 26
and 40: perm. position with oppor-
tunity for advancement. 5-day wk.
Small national orsaniyati9n: Air
occasional travel necess. Varied
work. Salary commensurate with
qualifications. Box 422-0, Star.