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Evening star., 1953-08-02
bomb SHELTERS

Built to Govt. specifications. No
6-4995. JU. 7-66iS. IA
BRICKLAYING CONTRACTOR, with
estimates. Ii. 7-4324, Ia
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK.
GEORGE w. HENSON, Jr.. LU.
2-S027. a
Brick WORK-Experienced mech.
Call AID. 1922. -
BRICK MASON CRAFTSMAN; fire.
places. chimneys, walls; remodeling
speciality. FAGNANI. 10. 2-l994.
BUILDING and general remodeling;
years to pay for repairs: Call
MR.. LAWRENCE. RIA. 6-9703.
BUILDING, REMODELING. 80 years
expcr.; contact for loan furn. Call
JE. 4-3725 Sat. Sun. and evenings
CABINET MAKER: antiques restored
and refiniShed: reproductions any
period: estimates given. GLEBE
CRAFTSMAN. Phone only evenings.
Z to IL pm, JA. 2-4665.
CAMERA OWNERS! Free check-up!
RepalrS! Film f1nishing!. BREN-
NER, 933 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 7-2434
CARPENTER-General house repair
ing, attic, recr. rms, porcheS: int.
ext, house painting. RIA. 6-5252.
CARPENTER, small Jobs. house paint
ing, interior and exterior. roofs re-
paired and painted. WA. 7-6442.
CARPENTRY. bricklaying. repairs and
small and large Jobs. ia. 2-O3n9
"a. 7-6789. -3
CARPENTRY-Rec rooms and small
Jobs done reasonably: guaranteed
AID. 2-7147. or HE 4-4453
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR; all
kinds of work; quality guaranteed; :;
prices right. JU. 5-6511, aft. pm.
CARPENTRY. - Remodeling, repairs,
cabinet work; general contract. JU
S-4736. "a
CARPENTRY Of all kinds Also fence
work Reasonable. JEFFREYS. Ii.
6-9740. 3
CARPENTRY WORK, general repairs,
remodeling, rec, rm., Formica tops
and custom-built cabinets. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. LO. 5-434O.
CARPENTRY, ALTERATIONS, repairs,
new and old work. rec. rm., porches,
dormers. attics. anything. MR..
SMITH. ia. 7-5527. any time. IS
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE
BABY FURNITURE SALE
Rahu Furniture Sale

y - NA4 AA4SAAAS ~ ASSAAS
Clearance Of nationally advertised
floor sample quality cribs with de
luxe features Values to S79.95
startinR, at Sl9.95. Five crib and
chifforobe sets at practically cost.
sy s2esr an re ssheiFS sas now %sttsss. s. s
LAND. el0l Rhode island ave. ne.
BAssINETTE, blue quilted plastic
new; $3.50. AP. 7-S43l.
BATH TUBS. toilets, new and used.
al sizes. L pays to, buy at X AND
W., l647 Benning rd. ne. "a
BED, extra long, serta Perfect Sleep
er. "a by 80, peri. for enc. apt;
msy snS be esfe used as sofa; has bolster:
Cali EN-. $3.50. ' ~" ''
BED. Hollywood, S35; lounge chair.
S15;, tables. mirror, bedspread.
Shild.s record player. other items.
REh IA. s-s5SS; B.! Apt; 4o7: .,oa n.t,,.,,
$40; l youth bed, like new. $40; 1
baby crib, So. 1912 Monroe st. ne.
BED. spripg, mattress. S23; rugs. S3b;
mirror, So: DC; fans, $S; bureau
S25: bookcase, 50; lamps, SIS; dishes,
50: beSdr22oom set, sos: chairs. s6.
BED. single, spring and mattress;
vanity and bench: wardrobe and
buffet. mahogany finish; all in good
condition. HE. 4-40S9. %
BED. mahogany double, never used.
Walnut vanity and miscellaneous.
TIA 9-S550.
Brand-new. Box
spring and mattress covered in beau
tiful plaid material. Can dbl. as
liv. rm. studio couch; must sac.
immed. RA. 6-1S34. -
BEDS, maple, twin and springs. Steel
cot with drop sides. ColSon 16-in.
tricvCle. 3O02 M pl sc. -3
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KITCHEN
REMODELING

Steel and wood in colors. Birch
maple and knotty pine Get our
FREE estimates and FREE planning
service. Liberal terms. 80 months
to pay.
MILLER BLDG. SUPPLY co.
KITCHEN CENTER, HU. 3-664O
1715 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
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ANTTOUES

Today we aren't going to try to sell
you thing. We would probably give
1t away If we did. We feel that good
b;rtbday r sSie ssas and Gs onnsd M
with trip back to where we came
from. Went fishing, went visiting,
and went antiguing If the fish were
biting they must have been biting
each other. But we got a lot of
Had a wonderful time. Wish we
could afford i'll That's why we
really aren't in a selling mood. Bet
ter come on down anyway. We will
be open today and will be glad to
have you drop in and say hello and
see our Satin-caSed and pattern
glass. Figurines. paper weights.
china, cut glass etc. BELL HINDS
412 E. Capitol st. Ii. 4-96SS.
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IHELP MEN 8 WoMEN Cont.

LIFE GUARD-Senior Red Cross re-
Quired; Immediately, through Labor
Day; 81 .25 per hour. XII. S-SS99;
OFFICE MANAGER for auto. dealer
ship. Al !bookkeeper capable of as.
efflcient office. Must have knowledge
OF auto. bookkeeping. For right per-
son, this job offers security and
regular salary increases. Box AK.
Star. .
ORGANIST-Amateur enjoying clas-
sical music who would like oppor-
tunity to have daily radio program
With Hammond organ. Call EN-.
REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE, part
time. by active Southeast broker.
COUGHLIN, LU. 1-S177. 3
MAN AND WIFE-Handy man and
general housework cook: live in;
Silver Spring area. Start Sept. IA.
$3.50 per mo. References required.
Applicants will be interviewed in
August. Reply Box 103-K. Star
MAN AND WIFE, to live on farm;
rent free cottage, with modern con-
do light housework. and laundry;
references required. Telephone
Vienna 303 after seven pm. or
Saturdays or Sundays.
YOUNG MAN OR LADY to manage
insurance office. Fire and casualty
business. Must be experienced
Reply, stating qualifications and
salary. Box 224-S, Star. -3
YOUNG MAN or woman wanted for
contact work with pony crew in
photography field. Contact MR.
TROUT. Sun. 10 to 12 noon. WE.
5-4949.
GS-4 CLERK position, for man or
woman. Must be able to type and
have knowledge of supply account
ing. Interview Monday. National
Guard Armory or call Ii. 4-4600.
Ext. 80.
EXTRA CASH-Sell Xmas and every
day cards. Also Xmas imprints.
stationery. napkins and novelties.
Samples on approval. Write or call
MASTERCRAFT, sol 10th st. NV,
Wash d C Dent 6 DI 1-OQ0S
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Antiques at Pickerings
Early glass, fine china for the collec-
tor; top quality chests. cupboards.
desks. tables to please the discrim-
mating buyer. Take Rt. 240 to
Hyattstown. Rt. 240 Alt. to Ur-
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FLAGSTONE
STONE WORK

Patios. walls. walks. WALKER. JU.
Sl233.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing. clean
mates. calI IA. e-6Ss5. iee -5 -S''
FLOOR SANDING and refinishink;
work guar; exper. mechanic; free
est; avEe. rm.. SIS. CO. 5-4S3O.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing and
waxing. August special Call any
time. r. M. OLIVER. Ii. 3-7O71
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED,
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
like new. Call any time, WA. 7-1129.
FLOOR-SANDING AND FINISHING.
Reasonable prices. Work guaranteed.
L. D. HAWKINS UN. 1914. -
FLOOR SERVICE. NothInR out the
best; laying, sanding, finishing
cleaning: parauet installation. Bruce
TORS INC. 1928 Cordei, ave
Bethesda Nd OIL 4-7466
FRONT AND SIDE door canopies, 30
in. prof: spec, S27.75. installed.
HOME SERVICE CO., WA. 7-4956
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES

RIM. 200, 1341 G st. NV
GIRL, high school graduate. for greet
ing card department; experience moi
necessary. Apply after $50. BRE-
LA1Y, Mpi for rIIn FreetinS Il s. card T department
Apply after $50 am. BREWOOD
1917 G st. NV .
LADIES spare-time profits takinp
subscriptions It, to all magazinesS
agents afIT6I Pr Price list free: C D. GUN
WOMAN to work in ONCE. Nus
know some tipping. Call Ii. 6-6I61
WOMAN. alert. to earn extra
money with proven home sales pro.
gram No delivery or collection
FLORENCE KENEALY 69O4 strath.
more ST.. Chevy Chase. Md
YOUNG LADY. interesting work. A.
hrs. per day; 5;day geek. Must have
Gist ave. Silver Spring.
ganization to learn learn NuWeaVing, t. t.
earn money: spare time or full time
M5sSI5rton' MN9sM5AyTNGj i E E O. Box go 65o4
HOUSEWIVES twhitel - Earn spare.
time, pay; Mrs. R.. averages S4.OC
per hr. Pleasant work. Flexible hours
No canvassing, delivering or collect.
ing. No investment Car and phone
needed. NV, Washington and near
BY Maryland residents preferred
Phone ROSELLE STEVENS. Juniper
EARN EXTRA CASH FAST.-A few
sparetime hours spent selling new
personal embossed religious hu-
morous Christmas Cards brings $50
to S1O0 easily De luxe 21-card 81
boxes FREE imprint samples. As
Dept. II, 1888 Essex. Boston II.
BIG MONEY FAST! Show friends
neighbors, customers, beautiful
Christmas cards. Finest de luxe line
Gifts. SAMPLES on approval. PEER
LESS GREETINGS, 316 N. Michi-
PART-TIME Al. TIM HHeofu WofRK-Four matur,
women. A pleasant personality anc
. hrs. daily will earn S20-S"5 wkly
AVON PRODUCTS. RE. 7-S1O7. a
COLORED EXPERIENCED operate,
Bh BsaS Ne sdo6 following EnpI2 TSnsd ed at Key
Tues, August A, zoos MINI. ave
ne, I'd floor. 3
FOR YOU S5O-$1OO or more selling
WIS Christmas cards-gifts-im.
print notes and stationery-every.
day cards-Two Picard (and many
OtnerD ri. Christmas aSSortmentS-
Exclusive 120-piece gift wrap en-.
semble-100 items in all. 5ee CASH
BONUS-Exclusive name imprint
cards, so for S1.25 up-FREE
SAMPLES-Assortments on approx
al. WETMORE & SUGDEN. Dept
2S3, 747 Monroe ave, Rochester 2
NY.
ACT NOW-Big profits. Sell Christ.
mas cards. 81 for 81. Big line name
printed cards low as &c each. sta.
nothing to try. Boxes on approval
Write SYRACUSE CARD, Dept. 73-B
Syracuse, N. Y.
FATHER, 8 children. recently re-
keeper er conFeniai. 1 fGPa fond dsI Of children %
live in. Alexandria. XII. 9-4843.
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ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
sar saina ESsi EMATEF gEntgEs RESp etc SS5qFs
SHOP for expert appraisalS.
664O GEORGIA AVE. NV.
til 2-27o7 RIA 3-760N
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SALESLADY

MgSt be ApDg SSSd coNNE ssy
FASHIONS, 3010 14th st. NV. co
Evening star., 1953-08-02

AIR CONDITIONER-1a-h.p. GE con-
sole. excel. cond.. $65; also b-h.p.
window model, very good. Sun. or
after 5 pm. OIL. 4-1S05.
Air ConditionerS-$75
models. ALLisON'S AIR CoNDI-
TIONING. 2212 14th st. NV. AID.
AMPLIFIERS = Preamps. speakers.
cartridges; high fidelity equip; sell
out. ME. S-0539.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S17.5O:
one RCA class B. So; one RCA less
tubes. $3. 134l l. street NV. -6
AMPLIFIER SYSTEM, mobile sound
TaHs5 s%es TeDfs
S25 wk. CO. 5-4SO3. a
AMPLIFIERS AND SPEAKERS, 30
wire cable, Seeburg: auto, record
changers; must sell; best oilers
ANDIRONS - Large selection; solio
brass. with fire tool sets and screens;
now PRICED at out-of-season SAVINGS
WAs9,S6Ton Up t9 59T Buy now and rSiTs save
722 18th st. NV
ssa and adSs back rosks5 G
Victorian cradle. S35: oak high
chair, SIS: trundle bed. $40: carved
oak fat-top desk and chair, $50 for
both. OIL. 2-2907.
ANTIQUE BUFFET. 1910 p st. NV.
Ask for janitor. -
ANTIQUES. variety. with lamps, fit-
tings. shades. globes chimneys, spe-
cialty: THE LAME; $50 w. Broad
ANTIQUEs~Bed. vanity and dressing
table, solid European walnut, with
Circassian walnut inlays, about S-tt.
nigh full view mirrors, white marble
tops One Chippendale style desk;
solid walnut; Gabrielle legs; ball and
claw feet: dropleaf with shell carv-
ings. 3 drawers. about 140 years
old; chair to match. Excellent con-
dition. Tel. DU. 7-5913. IL r
st. ne.
ANTIQUES--Marble tops, old silver
glass. china, lamps, clocks, furni-
ture, misc. Call co. 6-3S52.
ANTIQUE MARBLE TOP, TABLE.
No, 45; portable typewriter, library
desk, taby scales, car bed and seat
JE. 4-3690.
ANTlQUES-3-pc.. Louis XIV. solid
hand-caryed mahogany for sale or
trade for gun. co. 5-0739.
ANTIoUEs-China compete, cram
berry pitcher, several pieces of milk
glass, satin rose bowl, vases. pic
lures. cut glass, decanter and
glasses. Cut glass bowls, pitchers,
vases, etc: several pieces Of Bristol,
Overlay and Tiffany type vases;
also misc. pieces of china and
colored glass. Plus = double bed
springs and washing machine. LO.
5-3509. 4217 Ivy Glen rd., Viers
Mill Village.
ANTIQUES - ANTIQUE piano, small
square grand, circa 1920, inlaid
nah: case. BRASS trim. S125: wal.
wardrobe. S15; pr. lovely old side
chairs, oval uphol. backs, Gabrielle
legs, $50 ea. ia. 9-2477.
ANTIQUES. bric-a-brac. English sill
yer cut glass, Dresden and Nielsen
pieces, overlay, vases, ANTIQUE jew
elry, curio cabinets, misc. furniture,
etc.. etc Going out Of business. Ev-
erything must be sold. THE ENG
LISH GALLERIES, $3.50 Colesville
rd.,- Silver Spring. Next door to. j.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS.
For free estimates call Gaithersburg
755-W Or o4-W
ADDITIONS. porch enclosures. bsmt
lmproV etc. For a solution to your
prob. or an estimate, call MR..
WILSON, Ii. 4-63S4. "A
ALTERATIONS. and
home repairs, brick work. concrete.
and frame; will furnish plans and
specs. in nearby Va. area. Free
nc nnk .lOSn
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SECRETARY

Chemical and engineering research
firm desires alert and personable
girl for interesting secretarial Job.
Accurate shorthand and tipping es-
sential Excel. opportunity. Salary
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SECRETARY

Experienced, under 35; group hos
pitaliZation: air-conditioned ONCE;
5-day week. Salary. 500 per week
to START
SHAPIRO, INC.
ell 18th st. NV. ME- s-1al7
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Unusual Opportunity
We have the most unusual item
ever offered to the public. Every
body wants it and We alone have
it. We want men and women
double or triple their present earn
ings. Full or part time. No ex-
perience necessary. Once you estab-
lish an account the account is
yours. Call till noon, MRS. NANCY
RIVERS. AD 2-17S4. -3
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SALESWOMEN
THE HECHT co.

Silver Spring-Fenton st. and
Ellsworth Drive
Parkington, Arlington, Va.-Glebe
Rd. and Wilson Blvd.
holstery. KNOWLEDGE of slip covers
helpful, steady work. good pay.
DRAPERS CO, 1888 Wis. ave. NV,
SECRETARY and dental asst. compe-
tent in stenography, neat in typing,
l day per week, 8 to 4; S15 per
day; position open end Of August.
Box 194-J. Star.
gECRETARY-Part time, rerm. max
imum 90 hrs. over 5-day period; ar
tweet g a.m.-5 pm; $3.50 hr. Write
Box 391-J. Star. .
SECRETARY for law ONCE. to 35
years; neat, attractive ,tHgD good "a at t
51s 55Say Sonus vesk Can sfa Re- Vk 4ssss RlgS EE
81, weekdays after $50. .
SECRETARY in doctors office, 4-day
week. Call NO. 7-2500 for inter-
SECRETARY. 22-35 yrs. must be
exp. excellent shorthand REQUIRED q
and growing business with people
who can stand any kind Of inveSti-
CATION Needs someone with versatil-
ity and experience to be boSs's Sec
rptsry, and who can assume respon-
sibilitv and who is ambitious to. get
ahead. Please do not waste our time
or YOURS If not fully qualified. Bv
asking you reply to Box 263-S,
Ster, we automatically eliminate
many not seriously interested.
Write giving complete aualifica-
tionS Salary commensurate with
experience and background: up to
sECRETPARY for varied duties in
college administrative ottlceS Wrtc
Mrs Alta Domich, GALLAUDET
COLLEGE. Wash. 2, d. C..
SECRETARY, knowledge OF food. col
lege grad. pref About Aug. 10. JU.
9-6a5a.
SECRETARY with export ,xper pref.
person capable of handling all. cor
respondence: expert typlst and eXo
cellent shorthand. ST. 3-2215; d
SECRETARY-Engin and con-
sulting firm in Alexandria. desires
an alert and personable girl as sec
retary and assistant to purchasing
agent; college background desirable:
excellent opportunity; 5-day, 4O-nr,
week Salary open. Call XII. 9-75OO
for appointment. =
SECRETARY, MEDICAL, For X-Ray
ONCE; age IS to 40: good tipping
ability; experienced in medical
terminology preferred;. shorthand
not necessary; salary to be discussed.
Box 30S-M, star. j
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GROUP WORK
hELP-MEN AND WOMEN

AGENTS, experienced or inexperi-
Caii Monday. POTTS REALTY CO.
LO. 7-9310. EX. 3-0313.
ASSIST. BOOKKEEPER, for whole
sale lumber CO.: bookkeeping expeI.
or course in commercial school de-
sired; tipping. MARTIN WIEGAND,
INC. sos S. Capitol St, MA. 81 i03
BEAUTICIAN, hair stylist: must be
Al; salary plus 500 commission,
paid weekly; vacation with pay: air
conditioned. modern shop. Apply in
RRoS41NH Re5sGR ssAuTY ss fSF sAoN 46s "a
CHEMIsT-Arlington County govern
ment sewage treatment plan. COLES"
training in chemistry; laboratory
experience. Starting salary 81 200
Apply Personnel Department. Court
phone ia. 7-4S00. Ext. Sol.
CHEMIST
Arlington County Govt.
fE.spr tTsa'%set n plant GoeEs
experience. Starting salary $4,000.
Arlington. Virginia. Telephone: ia.
7-4S00. Ext. Sol.
COUPLE live in on small estate; 2
duties goVerness to children, 9 and
s. Mans duties. butler and ehauf-
feur. Starting salary $500 per
month. References required. Phone
MR.. or MRS. H. A. HESS. Waynes-
DENTAL TECCHHNICIAN, with some
expeE. in plate waxing; Apply 10 an.
CO., 1904 L st. NV.
DRUG CLERK, exper., ewes; excel.
pay, plus comm. WHEATON PHAR-
MACY. 11401 Go. ave-. 10. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-08-02

ANTIQUE TABLES-I walnut drop
leaf gateleg, opens to 60x45. $50;
l oval Victorian with 2 wide leaves,
$50. AID. 2-O017.
ANTIQUE PHYSICIAN SECRETARY,
A rare item. S125. Call Monday.
from z to IL pm. IA. 2-4565.
ANTIQUES, carved and marble-top
tables, $50. Corner cupboard, $50.
Mahogany love seat, S25. Chinese
chest, $27. Many other items of
ANTIQUE furn. All reas. priced. XII.
Evening star., 1953-08-02
ANTIQUE CHAIRS

ANTIQUE CHAIRS
50-yr. -old Rosewood library table,
mahogany buffet, extension din. rm.
table for Is. Brass. bric-a-brac. en-
craving kitchenware. Excellent
frozen food containers. Beds, chill
dren's desks, bicycle. other miscel-
Evening star., 1953-08-02

Fully experienced in ladies' ready-to-
wear. Good salary. excellent pos
sibilities. Apply JEAN MATOU OF
BETHESDA, 7115 Wis. ave. Be-
thesda. Md, OIL. 2-15OO.
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Secretary

Neat. attractive appearance, good
typist, experienced; good working
conditions, air conditioned ONCE, D.
day week. DAVID MAX q CO., LA.
6-3100
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MLscEL. FOR SALE Cont

AIR CoNDITIONER-1a-h.p. GE con-
sole. excel. cond., S65: also h-h.p.
window model very good. Sun. or
after ) pm OIL 4-1Hnh
Evening star., 1953-08-02
SALESLADY
SALESLADY
SAT,EST,ADTES

Experienced. for dress dept: stead,
position, : days: salary and com
mission Apply MODEL SHOP. 130:
F ST NV
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Addition-HouSe Repairs

specs. IN nearby Va. area. Free
estimates. ia. 2-2250.
Addition-HouSe Repairs
Painting, papering. plastering. Free
estimates. Reas. WO. 6-7156. Sc
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigera-
tiun service; specializing in evening
service. CONRAD. DU. 7-4347. -6
Alterations-Repairs
Now is the time to remodel your
kitchen, build or repair that screen
porch, garage or patio; Virginia
only. No down payment. Free esti-
mate. OV. 3-0319. -3
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, So per sq.
yd. asphalt resurfacing ST 90 per
So. yd IA. 7-6770. ST. $1,000. 81
ATTICS FINISHED, dormer windows,
porches inclosed, recreation rooms
and stairways. Commercial or resi-
Dental; 36 months to pay. I'm.
4-2491, j. z, HENDRICKS.
Evening star., 1953-08-02

improvements Of all kinds. FIJI
terms. or we viii reflnance you
mortgage on easy terms. No money
down: 41lee interest: up 70 90 yrs
to pay; no fees involved. Gail JU
s-9sSz any time, day or night. -
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SECRETARY

To executive Of medical organization.
No medical shorthand necessary; D.
day week; air-conditioned office. At
tractive starting salary. Age 70
Roy 0SO-K Star 3
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SET. mahogany, Duncan
tops: like new. Call HE. 4-37ob.
BEDRM. SET, ReEency. nahos.. good
aood Waa SE0O aall 81 6O III.
Evening star., 1953-08-02

BEDROOM SUITE, S175; Oriental
at bargain prices. 1713 Lamont
Evening star., 1953-06-24
SharkeY Alone Shoots Par
In Woodmont Golf

Buddy Sharkey's II was the
only par round by 1913 sun
burned Woodmont Club members
and their guests who participat-
ed in the clubs first member
guest tournament yesterday, an
18-hole event.
However, Sharkey did not fig
ure in the best-ball play which
was marked by a tie between
Ralph Tyser of the host club and
Lou Heilman, and the Goldstein
brothers, Bob and John, with
eight-under par best-ball Gas. A
seven-eights handicap was used.
Sharkey's round was one stroke
better than the TBS of Dick
Preuit of Congressional. Ralph
Bogart of Chevy Chase, Eddie
Ault of Indian Spring and Buddy
Brylawski of the host club.
George Thornton of Indian
Spring had "a.
Preuit had 73-6-67 to tie for
low net with Ray Lynch of White
Flint, 74-7-67. Saul Schwartz
back also had 81 with 80 minus
13 handicap to top the members
in net scoring. Members who
figured in gross prizes included
Bobby Goldstein with IS and DR..
Jerry F0Oter the. c1llh channni0n
with rs.
Teams with best ball 65s we're
j. j. Kahn and Preuit, Everett
Steinem and Bogart, Irving
Berger and Clarence Dodge, jr.,
of Chevy Chase; DR.. D. H. Kush-
ner and Jack Understein of In
dian Spring and Schwartzback
and Sheldon Bernstein. {.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Five D. {. Trackmen
Entered in AAU Meet
AT Dayton This Week

Five collegiate trackmen from
the Washington area are entered
in the National AAU track and
field championship meet Friday
night and Saturday afternoon at
Dayton, Ohio.
Wholesale meet record-break-
ing is in prospect. The AAU Is
returning to the yardage stand
ard instead of the metric meas
ure fol. the first time since 1881.
and it's not impossible for every
running event to have a new
record.
Even the good 9.5 second 100-
yard dash record set by Frank
Wykoff and Emmett TOPPING in
1881 is in danger. It has been
beaten at least once this season
by Thane Baker, the Big Seven
champion. who did 9.4 in the
Missouri Valley AAU meet. Art
Bragg of Morgan State. the
CIAA champion. has matched it
twice, as has Willie Williams of
Illinois, the Bif Ten champion.
The collegians from Washing
ton entered are Charley Capoz-
zoli of Georgetown in the s.
mile. Joe LaPierre of George
town in the mile. Carl Joyce of
Georgetown in the $50. Dave
Matthews of Maryland, the
Southern Conference dash
champion. in the 100 and 220,
and Pete Isburgh of Maryland in
the javelin
Bob Lippemeier, a Georgetown
freshman, also is going to Day.
ton as a representative of the
New York A. c., for either the
three-mile or six-mile run.
Capozzoli has gone under the
AAU meet record of 14:33.4 for
3 miles. The last time he ran
that distance outdoors was last
summer in London when he won
in 1858 for an American citi-
zen record.
The 3-mile is the final event
of Saturdays program. which is
featured by the mile in which
Wes Santee of Kansas is an
odds-on favorite to lower the mile
record of 4:144. Santee won
the NCAA mile last Saturday in
4:03.7, and two weeks before he
ran a 1924, fastest ever by an
American,
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Lee and Kofz Lead Field
Into Net Quarter-FinaIs

Edgar Lee and Arnold Kotz
lead the way into the quarter
final round of mems singles in
the Recreation Department ten
mis- tournament at Rock Greek
courts.
They were the handiest win
ners yesterday. Lee speedily
disposed of Mickey Boteler, Ga,
60. and almost as one sided
was Kotz's Go, 6-3, win over
Col. N. H. ViSSering.
Results:
Singles--Arnold Kotz defeated Col. N.
H. ViSsering; DO, 6-3; Ernie Ingram
defeated Indy Kehoe, 6-2. 81; Russ
Cooley defeated Larry Kelley, ST.,
6-3, I'll John Kopf defeated Jim
Cromwell by default: 1t. Col. Frank
Fioro defeated Elton King, Ia. 6-2,
6-2; Frank Arlington, defeated Hal
feated Mickey Boteler. 6-2, 90.
Doubles--Mark Haller and Petee Dell
defeated Ernie Dennison and Bill
O'Brien. 7-5. Ga.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Demands Boxers
Be Neat, MonnerIy,
Abe Greene Warns
BY the Associated Press

TRENTON, N. j., June "a
New Jersey Athletic Commits
sioner Abe j. Greene is calling
on the boxing fraternity to dress
neatly and behave perfectly for
the television viewers.
In new book of rules for
New Jersey boxing and wrestling
shows, Greene said:
Because boxing has now be-
come part of the home scene
through the innovation of tele-
vision, all principals engaged in
any boxing performance are
urgently counseled to maintain
neatneSs of dress and perfection
of behavior, bearing in mind
that they are being projected
into the homes of the people of
America"
Greene, who is also commits
sioner Of the National Boxing
Association. introduced the new
rule book and predicted it would
serve as a "guide-path to the
progress of boxing in America. :"