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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-05

Free estimates in your home. Wide
selection of fabrics; reasonable
prices. Call to Q pm. MORRIS up
HOLSTFRY SHOP, Ii. 1880. g."
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HOTEL WORK

FOR DAY AND NIGHT DESK WORK
IN NEW HOTEL MOTEL. NEAT AP-
FEARING, WILLING TO WORK
DIFFERENT HOURS; EXPERT
ENCED IN ALL PHASES OF VAR1-
GUS OPERATIONS OF yadA.L H4 9
TE ERI1ES * GIv ING All SuA sTlR
ALL APPLICATIONS WILL BE CON-
SIDERED CONFIDENTIAL. %
HoUsEMAN (whitel; employs bsns s;
HOTEL, 10th and K SITS. %
JANITOR. colored, for apt. house;
must be experienced and handy with
tools. Apply resident manager. 1880
JANiT0R, colored; experienced: age
over IS, dependable, efncient. ca
pable making minor repairs. Recent
refs. required. No drinkers. Hours,
8 am. to 5. Salary starts at $l25
mo. No quarters at present. HU.
JANiTOR, coIored. We need an above.
average man who Is industrious and
dependable for work at q new apt.
development near 10th and East
West hwy; S165 per mo; no quar-
tiers. Apply in person, SHANNON
g. LUCHS COMPANY. 1905 Il
street NV. ID
IJANITOR-Apt. and utilities. SAL
AIRY 500 a month. No minor chill
dren. EN-. 3-2134, % :,
JANiToR, assistant. for evening work
in modern apt. bldg. See Resident
Manager, 2150 Pa. ave. NV. IS
JANITOR, colored, stoker exper. nec-
essary. Apply ONCE. 3511 Daven-
port st. NV. 7:30 to 5 pm: 10
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REAL ESTATE

ROOM CLERK-CASHIER
Exper., reliable person desired. So
manager sitter 2 pm. FAIRFAX
HOTEL. 2100 Mass. ave. NV. 10
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and mouse to house
men; best deal in WASH: local OF
travel. I'll l4th st. NV. RIM. OFT
part-time basis. Sal
airy. Pref. given to thoroughly exper..
furnished. Come in for interview
from l0-5. SIG II st, ne. %
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D. S. Empl. Service
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
315 18th STREET NV.
PROFESSIONAL

1nor C0oloNAL
LOCAL AND OUT OF STATE)
Assistant Buyer; Case Worker (M.S);
Dietitian (A.D.A); District Circula-
tor; Craftsmen; Engineers; Group
Workers; Instructor, Physical; Man
ager Trainee; Mathematician (MA);
Metallurgist Assistant; Patent Law
yer; Physicist; Policewomen; Pro-
gram Specialist, Agriculture (Fluent
SPANISH; Teacher. Arabic, Teacher.
Nursery School for Handicapped.
MEDICAL
Electroencephalograph Technician;
Histopathology Technician; Medical
Records Librarian: Medical Tech
nician; Medical Records Librarian;
Medical Technician (Male); Nurse,
Pediatric; Physician; Psychiatrist;
PSychiatric Social Worker; X-Ray
Technician.
CLERICAL
Bookkeeping Machine Operators (Ex-
perience or Trainee); Cashiers; Col
lectors; Credit and Collection Clerks;
Dispatcher tCar Nec.); D. S. j. and
p. S. M Operators; Statesmen, Shoes.
sos K STREET NV.
Machinists; Stationary Engineers
with D. C. License); Electricians;
All Kinds of Male Restaurant Work
ers. Esp. Kitchen Helpers. Dishwash-
ers: Male Wool Pressers, Fully Exper,
(Salary or Piece Work..
735 18th STREET NV.
Couples, Household Unconstitutional, Re-
cent Exper.; Live-In Maids; Silk and
Wool Pressers: Seamstresses; Press
er, Hand Laundry; Shirt Pressers,
Exper. and Other Skilled Laundry
and Dry Cleaning Female Workers
drom 75c Per Hour and Incentive,
40-Hr. Week..
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
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HELP--MEN

AUTO statesmen t2). experienced
SnnnR,, Sellng = new w and used cars, for
Dealers, between 25 and SO years
old; salary and commission, excellent
working conditions. paid vacation,
transportation furnished. Only Will
ing workers need apply. Apply in
person. $50 Bladensburg rd. ne See
Mr.: Porter or Mr.. Whitcraft. Il
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AUTO BODY MEN

We have openings for 2 first-class
metal men. No painting. Present
men earning in excess of SI35
weekly. Steady volume of work avail
able. Ideal working conditions
employment. of average weekly earn
ings. 2 weeks vac. on 2nd years
employment. Year-end liberal bonus
plan. New, most-modern body shop
in process of erection. This is an
opportunity for 1st-class body
man to make q pleasant working
association with an organization
that has the welfare of their en-
ployes at heart. We do not want
dritterS. We want experienced men
who can handle any class of metal
quality STRENGTHENING work. Contact
Mr.. Watson, WA. 7-7200, for appt
LuStine-NicholSon Chev.
Hvotfcvilla Nh
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When GnsDeTinp advertisement
addressed to Star boxes do NOT
inciOSe original references photo.
graphs OF othe, materials OF per.
sonai Cdiee Copies serpe the par-
pose and originals may Get lost
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HELP-MEN
CHEMIST
CHEMICAL, ENGTNEEP

chemical 6J Engineering News, publi-
cation of the American Chemical
Society. needs competent young man
mot over 35t for editorial and writ
ing ASSIGNMENTS in washington.
tesslonal advancement. If interested,
please write, giving details of edu.
and exper. Address Executive Edi-
tor CHEMICAL g. ENGINEERING
NEWS, 1155 18th st NV. Wash, 6
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Classified Ad Rotes
Annnl Adnnn&icAnn

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
] time, 43c per line
B to times consecutively 3Sc per
line
times consecutivelv 36c per line
New automobiles. 60c per line; 4-line
minimum
Special Notices and Personal &c per
line additional.
Out of-toWn rate 60c q line each
insertion.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before second
insertion.
To Place a Star Classified Ad
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HELPER
I.B.M. Supervisor

To head and supervise stan
of I.B.M. operators. Must have
intensive experience with and
possess thorough knowledge OF
all types of I.B.M. machines
and operations.
Exceptional opportunity for
individual with intelligence,
initiative. and fieXibiiity to
Join a long established civilian
product manufacturer at its
Baltimore headquarters.
Salary open. Please submit
complete details, including
present earnings and salary
desired. Replies will be kept
confidential. Box 15S-H, Star.
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Classified Ads
AUCTION SALES (continued)

/ ANTIQUES and modern furniture
! glass. china. brlc-a-brac, etc:
! Thurs, G,3u pm, SUBURBAN
| AUCTIONS. Rockville. Md.
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Assistant Buyer.
For Boys Dept.

Excellent opportunity for ambitious
man. Permanent position; excellent
salary; opportunity for advance
ment.
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Industrial Salesman

Industrial Salesman
81 TO 35,. high school graduate to
work with sales manager. of local
manufacturer. Position involves
working with specifications. blue
prints and sales by correspondence.
Splendid opportunity for qualified
Stone Paper Tube Co.
900 Franklin ST. NE. .
INSURANCE UNDERWATER - Null
tiple line: to assume responsibilities
of sr. underwater and assistant to
manager; Washington branch Of
large multiple line company; down.
town location: Excellent opportunity
for right man: 5-day week. Call MR..
HAYDON, DI. 7-7730 between 8 am.
and 4 pm. Monday or Tuesday.
INSTALLMENT MEN for new money
making soft goods and furniture
distribution plan. We finance. 9th
ers are proflting from this-YOU
CAN TOO; In connection with your
present work. See Mr.. WeinberRer
at r. MARS CO., 40 FIRST st. sc.
JANITOR, for large apt in ne: Sl20
mo; quarters. Apply res. mgr.
Sl6 E st. ne. II
JANITOR. church. white Christian
man: will consider student part
time. RA. 3-07l7.
CONTINUED on Next Pagsl
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HELP MEN tcont.I

CLERK. young man
20-25, immed. opening, 5 day, 37la
h.; hr;; i week; eel pleasant working coad;; sI
with opp. for advancement; high
school grad. and accounting student
will be considered. ST. 3-s0sS,
ACCOUNTANT
Accounting graduate in early eos.
Experience GSEHad preferred .al but .6 not re-
ERNMENT EMPLOYEES INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY. 18th and L SITS.
NV. Please apply a. 14th st. en-
trance.
ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATORS -
We need several men with or with
out experience, for addressing work;
immed; openings; perm; air-cond.
wk liberal vacation and sick leave
Interviews $50 am. to 4:30 pm
Personnel ONCE, NATIONAL GEO
GRAPHIC SOCIETY. 3rd and r
SITS. ne. -6
SOLICITOR for news
paper. Must have some newspaper
or agency experience. Car essen
tial- Salary commensurate with
experience. Our stan knows of this
confidential. Write Box 302-J, Star.
MECHANIC, A and E IL
cerseS required, line maintenance.
Experience on Martin or CcnStel-
lation aircraft preferred; permanent
shifts. Apply Mr.. Kushner. TWA
TlONAL AIRPORT. Monday. 8 to
ARTIST LAYOUT wanted for adver-
tiSing agency. Newspaper and di-
rect mail preparation experience
necessary. Call MISS GAMSE, ST.
3-S550 for appointment.
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ACCTS. AND BKKPRS,

ACCTS. AND BKKPRS,
Acct. Installment. exper, Sl1O wk.
ACCT; once Mgr. to 500 Wk,
Jrs. and Semi-Srs. for CPA's
BkKpr., D yrs exper. S3S5
Bkkpr., 1-man office S75SS0
Field rep. Credit. age 24-21. car
furnished 1865 plus promot,
Asst. bkkprS. (severaD $3.50 mn
Burroughs bkkpg. opr $3.50
Stock Clerk, ne. II yrs exper. !
$50
Sisrk- 1yplSt' oE2 days ~ $3.50
0IIce clerk, days -- S46.25
Teletype opr S1o5 lin
Messengers, 5-day wk. S46
ATLAS AGENCY. RE. 7-5767
14o0 N v Ave NV pnon, sne
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AUTO SALESMEN-Does your present
Job still offer you the opportunity
you hoped, for? If not and If YOU
have any knowledge of selling come
to IS. We need 2, ambitious, hard
working men for the job of sales
representative. We will give com
plete, training. opportunity for earn
ing in excess of $500 per month
Apply in person Bob Rodes or Jack
Hutchinson. Ford Dealer, PARKWAY
MOTOR CO.. INC. 304O M st. NV.
AUTO Substantive have a posi-
ton open for an experienced high
grade automobile salesman of good
character. If you have Tood d
record OF accomplishment and are
reliable we offer you an opportu-
nlty TO make a connection with a
large Chevrolet dealership: excel
lent working conditions: transp.
iurnished; liberal compensation. Ap-
eHEvPo, e1g e Mr; NJ Msaaho9ey' Ma on A ADDISON
and Fla. ave NV. -
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Apply Mr.. Wolf
The Esther Shops
1925 F st. NV.

AUTO BODY MECHANICS (27. FIRST.
class body men; none others need
apply; nice clean shop. plenty Of
work on a 5000 basis; all equip
insurance. vacation with pay; 5 or
5l2 days a week, whichever pre-
ferred by you. Apply to the body
shop. AIS MOTORS. 1910 Wilson
blvd. Arl., Va. -
AUTO BODY MANIFEST class, with
ref straight salary, 5-day wk.;
LIBERTY AUTO BODY, INC, MA.
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WANTED-Good hrs, good
pay. Apply PA Mass. ave. ne.
CAB DRIVERS. colored We will
teach you in a short time to secure
identification card. Small deposit
reguired on cab, TAN TOP CAB
cSH9o7ha co 9S27a7s.7 "a 60. k5sl9Ts%' 519Ts5 Fd -5 G~
CAMP COUNSELORS. 1s to 21. Ap-
ply Boys Club of Washington, 261
18th st: Sc, Mon. 100000 pm,
G. A. FYFE.
CARPENTERS, experienced in re-
modelling; also carpenter foreman
able to work from blueprints.
SMITHER & CO.. INC, $3.50 K st.
Nv. Apply after 4:30.
CARPENTERS, flrst-class trim men,
No drinkers. Apply ARNOLD CON
STRUCTION JOB, 9TH and Chesa-
AXE SITS. Sc.
PENTER - Topnotch man re-
red. Reference required. Call OIL
$50 to arrange appointment for
terview.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BKKPRS. AND ACCOUNTANTS-We
specialize in these positions ATLAS.
142O ~ Y. ave. NV. RE. 7-5767.
IF UNEMPLOYED. or wish a better
position. See Immediately, GRACE
DUNN, 1871 G st. IRE. 7-2S2SI.
TEACHERS (white)-For you and
your friends; free enrolment; excel
lent vacancies in this and other
states: Write for blank. SOUTHERN
TEACHERS AGENCY. Broad-Grace
Arcade, Richmond, Va.
ENGINEERS. civil, mechanical, cleo
tronics, constr; craftsmen. See Mr..
Mooney at BOYD'S. zoo 18th St,
cor. G NV. MA. S-2340.
RMS for M. D. and clinic, to $3.50
Secy. -steno., exec. of clinic, S3. $50
Laboratory technicians- to $3, 500
Bkkpr, receipt. exper., start - S3,3S0
Beginner stenos. and typists $2.4OO
Dental asSt.-recepts., exper. Open
GeneologiSt, 25-4O. 5-dayS Open
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL,
800 18th St. NV, 800, ME. S-2992
MEDICAL CENTER
PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT
1888 Eye st. NV, RE. 7-4S5S
Dental, asst, exper. --- Open
r. N. Dr.'s office ~ Open
Lab. Technicians Good salary
Rec. -Typist. DIS office ---- Open
Medical Secy. Open
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BOOK AND MAG. MEN

Brand-new deal. top buy for subs
any 2 OF Is leading monthlies for
price of Life. not one cent more.
TRANSFORMATION, elbow verification,
local or virgin rd. territory. Join the
otc. OF producers, $3.50 to $500 per
1RV. SIGLER. 525 N. Chas. st., Bal
tlmore. Saratoga 1859. Rogers
entry, for large 7e retail sIFst applianee dHnU!e
chain store and instaliment ac-
counting. Reply in own handwrit-
ing, stating age. exper. and salary
e. essa vs. wSTERs "a RsEsCna 1r or i4Ss P4hSpe fas
BOOkkEEPER - Large automobile
dealer; must have current automo-
tive, experience and know auto title
work, payroll work and be familiar
with all detail incident to a dealer
sn snae9 e9eFaSn need .Dpy Only saoSs hoIs 6gy
TO the right man. All replies strictly
confidential. Box 1926, Star.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced in dou-
BILE entry. Full charge. knowledge
OF Oily typing; Permanent position. Small
once. state experience. age and SAL
Box 349-J. Star. 81
BOOKKEEPER, full charge. Thor
ougbly familiar with payrolls, taxes,
cost records. For contracting office.
Phone ST. 3-2636.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, must be
alert, intelligent, accustomed to
responsibility: for interesting posi-.
tion with quality portrait and news
photo studio. Excellent future, good
salary. CHASE STUDIOS. LTD
1904 M st. NV, DI 7-49OO, 81
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AUTO Statesmen

70 sell Ford cars and trucks You
must be a good salesman. but no
auto exper. nee. II you are az
greSSive, ambitious. can and will
work hard. you may enter the auto
field to earn substantial income
Demo. furn. Must be less than IS
have need for big money or don't
apply: We want only big producers
See Mr.. Shaw, MONROE FORD CO
l237 East-West hwy. Silver Spring
Evening star., 1953-05-31

AUTO BODY MEN WASHINGTON S
Oldest FORD dealer has openings for
good body men; compensation on
percentage basis. Our present men
average well over SlOO per wk.;
5-day Wk., life insurance, hoSpitali-
cation, paid vacation aud holidays
and other employe benefits. Our
shop is loaded, So apply at once
HILL e. SANDERS, INC, 11l4 Yer
m mt ave. NV.
BODY AND FENDER
MAN for large auto shop. excellent
working conditions, good hours, top
earnings. Only 1st-class man con-
sidered. See or call Mr.. Wood, DE.
2-4sO0, L. P. STEUART INC. 144O
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Sterling $4,000

CLOSING HOURS:
SUNDAY EDITIoN-12 NOON SAT.
MONDAY EDITIONS Pm SUN
TUES. to FRI-9 Pm. DAY BEFORE
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Classified Ads
HELP-MEN

DRUG CLERK-A real opportunity;
responsible position; salary open.
Must be thoroughly exper., capable.
conscientious. LU. 1-3401. Ask
for manager. "
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AUTO MECHANIC

VII dhd ~ Nbo' NV" D
AUTO MECHANICS I2I. experience
necessary; plenty of work in moo
srn equipped shop; 5-day ,wk.; paic
benefits. See Mr.. McAbee. TEMPLE
Alex, i Va. XII XII. aSs655. 30 D'AS0nal All i''
AUTO MECHANICS. experienced. to
work in Ford agency: excel. work
ing conds:; paid holidays and vaca-
tions, and many other benefits. See
Mr.. Bowen. PALMER (FordI 3i10
AUTO PAINTER-Exper. lacquer ano
enamel man tt. work on percentage
basis. plenty of work, ideal workine
cond.; wonderful opportunity for a
s,,&o steady 6on sober man. RossLYN soS
AUTO PARTS HELPER-we REQUIRE
young man with knowledge of and
te M. Rogsrs at BROAD ST
MOTORS, 1901 W Broad St. Falls
Church. Va. This is attractive
Sqrancs 'IE ncs,6G and other benefits. Phone
Afro II PPARfs IPa2Si MAN-Experienced ED in
Chevrolet parts. preferred. Excel
lent, salary and commission for q
good man. Paid vacation, and hos
JohnsoB R5fa1 DeasSS s Wi1AMs G CT Sss LEp
CO. Ju. $1,000. A'4' "'NN' M1
AUTO PARTS MAN, excel. opportunit
for aggressive man. experience nee
essary. in Ford parts. Compensate
well-above average. Can advance I
better position. Paid vacation
group insurance and good hours
epPkwh1 epgx n pGT%n peESen LEO Leo Buckley sn2
NJ cf w Wo Shincfcn n /
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AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN to
work on percentage basis; plenty of
work, best of working cond.; an
$I25 to $3.50 per wk. ROSSLYN
AUTO BODY CO., ia. 5-5600. Mr.
Keys. 81
BOOKKEEPER-Ofice
manager, large automobile dealer;
must have current automotive ex-
perience and know auto title work
ali detail incident to a leadership
operation. Only those fully quail
fed need apply. Salary open to the
right man. All replies strictly con-
fidential. Box 1916. Star. 81
AUTO MECHANIC, Buick exper. pre-
ferred; good pay, vacation and in
Surance; 5-day wk. HYATTSVILLE
AUTO & SUPPLY CO., 1923 BALTIC.
ave, Hyattsville. Md. -31
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, 5o-5o
saS5S; sERvrss See ENTH MI KEebath, AMERICAN
I'd, Arlington, JA. 7-7722. 81
AUTO MECHANICS (3; Chrysler-
Plymouth experience preferred; for
work in light, modern shop; guar
anteed salary: 5-day wk.; paid va
cations, group insurance, coveralls
furnished and many other company
benefits; must be sober and reliable
CAPITOL GARAGE, Chrysler -Piym-
outh Dealer, 1920 New York ave
Afro MECHANIC, for new-car serv.
icing; 5-day week: salary clean
uniform supplied; twin-poSt lift;
insurance plan and paid vacation
WILSON = PONTIAC. INC, 1925
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Il
salesman for used-car
lot and sell new FordS: transp and
floor time furn.; liberal pay plan,
empl. benefits. Apply Mon, 1928
Piney Branch Rd.. Silver Spring, Nd.
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TIRE SALESMAN
Opening for man with knowledge of
tire and battery sales; exceptional
opportunity for qualified individual;
interesting salary and comm. ar
rangements: many company benefits
Apply Mr.. Lehr. MONTGOMERY
WARD. Alex. Va. Phone XII. $1,000.
Evening star., 1953-05-31

CARPENTERS for housing project in
Hillcrest Sc. See TONY on Job at
36th and Camden sts. s.e.. or call
WA -.RS16
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Police Bicycle Auction Takes
$o44FromE Enthusiastic Crowd

Teen-agers, adults, dealers and
parents with small-fry in tow
yesterday swarmed through the
annual Metropolitan Police
bicycle auction. And when they
were through, the police ware
house looked like a field just
vacated by locusts.
Not a single item remained Of
more than 200 placed on display.
Characterizing the crowd as un-
usually large and enthusiastic,
Inspector Earl Hartman, prop
erty clerk, reported a pleasing
take" Of $944. less 10 per cent
auctioneer's commission, for the
District.
Inspector Hartman attributed
the large turnout and correspond
ingly brisk trade to the fact that
the auction was held on a Satur-
day-the first, to his knowledge.
Price Range: 50 Cents-$44.
Prices ranged from so cents for
a small, sagging wagon to $44
for an English bike in good con-
dition.
Dealers got full piles Of mis-
cellaneous frames, wheels and
parts for as little as SO, for re-
pair use or resale at handsome
profit.
Individuals. too, were con-
cerned with parts rather than
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Legion Auxiliary
Plans Hospital Day

On Hospital Day. Tuesday. the
American Legion Auxiliary will
present a television set to Mount
Alto Hospital.
Mrs. Mabel Pugliese, depart
ment president, will make the
presentation and will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Pearl Heagerty,
who is in charge of the auxili-
ary's rehabilitation program.
. A joint meeting Of the Build
ing Fund committee and the
Rehabilitation committee will be
held Thursday, at the American
Legion Club, 433 Third street
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the whole. Like the father,
struggling down the warehouse
steps with two wagons. who bore
this burden just to get the wheels
for another wagon at home.
Fathers and Sons on Hand.
The father-son element was
predominant in the crowd. Typi-
cal was Nathan F. Wolfe of 1927
Eighteenth street NE, who
brought his sons. Craig, 9, and
Melvin. 8. to get the former a
bike. Melvin inherited his BROTH
er's old one. Both were mighty
pleased when they left the ware
house.
None-so-typical was the mar
ried couple who bid zealously
and won two old wagons and a
tricycle.. The pair carted their
Scared and worn articles off
in the trunk Of a cleaning new
Cadillac.
Though happy over the out
come of the auction. Inspector
Hartman could not forget that
lost and stolen bicycles provide
one OF the most difficult prob
lens for the department. In
only the last four months, more
than $50 bikes have disappeared
from their owners and showed
up at the police warehouse.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
OES Activities
| In Local Chapters

Eastern Star Chapter activities
this week are:
Ruth-Today. ways and means,
silver tea, 4 to 7 pm. with Mrs.
Martin Hysong. Monday. guests
of Stansbury Lodge. 9 pm.
Thursday. Temple Board with
Miss Beulan Patterson. Friday.
Home Board entertains guests
of Masonic and Eastern Star
Home.
Bethlehem-Tuesday Mothers
Day program. Saturday, ways
and means card party. Wood
ward & Lothrop. Bethesda store.
Bpm. Call Margaret Phillips for
reservations.
Acacia-Tuesday, Home Board,
home of Mrs. Roberta LantZ.
Hope - Wednesday. Mothers
Day program. Friday. Home
Board card party. home of Vir-
ginia Grieb.
Warren G. Harding-Tuesday,
associate night. Friday, Home
Board. covered dish dinner, home
of Viola Boyer.
Chevy Chase - Wednesday,
spaghetti dinner, $3.50 pm, fol-
lowed by meeting.
Martha - Tuesday, Temple
Board. Friday, 58th anniversary.
Federal-Thursday, initiation;
honoring mothers.
Lebanon Tuesday, honoring
mothers with Star Points as
hostesses.
Cathedral - Tuesday. Temple
Board; card club. with Jennie
Weissbrod. Wednesday, Mothers
Day program.
Observation-Disclosures, luncheon,
1890 pm, with the matron.
Rehearsal for initiation, 8 pm.
Wednesday, initiation.
Bethany Thursday, Star
Points with Lovetta Sivertson.
Friday, meeting.
Unity-Tuesday, supper and
games night. Fairfax Hotel.
La Fayette-Wednesday, box
social.
EIecta-Tuesday, Mothers Day
program.
NaOmi-Wednesday, associate
night.
william F. Hunt-TueSday,
officers meeting with Mrs. Helen
Otte. Thursday, meeting.
HarmOny-Thursday, birthday
celebration.
Evening star., 1953-05-10

SUMMER CAMPS.
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Sergt Jasper Unit held q partment president.
Evening star., 1953-05-10

special meeting May 1, and in
dorsed unanimously Mrs. Merle
w. Cerulla for department presi-
dent.
At it's meeting on May 5 Fort
Dupont Unit unanimously in
dorsed Mrs. LaScola, for depart
ment president and Mrs. Hazel
LeFoe, unit president, for de-
partment vice president.
George E. Klleen Unit at its
meeting on May S, unanimously
Endorsed Mrs. LaScola, for de-
partment president.