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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
Democratic
Assembly
Sidesteps
School Row
Charter Not Issue
In "a Campaign
But Republican
Record Faces Blast

Opposition to charter govern
= ment will not be an issue in the
2 democratic party's political cam
paign in Montgomery County next
year but the present and recent
administration" of it by Republi-
cans will be lambasted from the
District Line to Frederick County
The keynote for 1854 was
sounded at the Democratic AS
sembly at Richard Montgomery
High School Tuesday night by
Col. E. Brooke Lee.
In a resolution introduced by
Col. Lee, it was stated that the
party does not consider the exist
ing form of government here as
"an issue in the approaching po-
litical campaign" but that the
Democratic party is opposed to
"the present wasteful, unrespon-
sive, irresponsible, extravagant,
and inadequate Republican Coun-
ty administration.
Lees esolut on, introduced
along with eight others, at the
gathering of 500 party stalwarts
must be considered by the party's
advisory committee and then voted
on at meeting of party members
in 80 days.
Other resolutions included one
advocating public disclosure of
fees received by elected and APP
pointed county and State officials
for procuring the enactment or
amendment of county ordinances.
Another would recommend inves-
tigation of unauthorized expendi-
lures of county funds by county
officials and recommends correct
i've action.
The Assembly, the first since adj
option of the present Democratic
Constitution, was dominated in its
early hours by a group of sup
porters of the school boards con-
troversial fiscal 1854 budget who,
apparently, had determined to use
the official party meeting as a
sounding board.
Chairman of the State Central
Committee Warren Browning,
however, invoked strict parliament
tary procedures and, along with
Col. Lee. and James Gill, Silver
Spring attorney, was able to keep
the meeting in order. 1t was
pointed out that no votes could be
taken on any matter not previous
ly reviewed by the advisory COM
mittee.
The school group, which wanted
the party to go on record in sup
port of the school budget, was
permitted to hold an unofficial
meeting after the Assembly adj
iourned. About rs of the 500
present stayed to agree they were
in favor of economy in govern
ment but not at the expense Of
the school children.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11

charge of budgeting, mainten-
ance, publications and exhibits for
the N.E.A.
A 1895 graduate of Dartmouth
college, the native Vermonter
came to Montgomery County in
1887. For five years he was math-
ematics instructor and coach at
Landon school for boys in Be
thesda. He was a lieutenant col
onel in the Air Force for five
years during World War II.
He received his doctorate in ed
ucation in, 1851 from Columbia
university. He is Al, married and
lives at 1909 Roxbury Drive, Be
thesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
Farm Tenancy Declined in County
In Past 30 Year Period, Surrey Shous

The farm tenancy rate has de-
clined from 20 to II per cent dur
ing the last 80 years in Montgom-
cry County, according to data
gathered by the Committee for
Conservation Now.
The most recent figure on tenant
farms was III compared with 493
in 1920. The decline in percentage
is more significant than the num-
Der, however, because the total
number of farms also has declined
during the last 30 years.
Principal reasons found by the
Committee for the tenancy decline
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11

we're better agricultural economic
conditions, greater diversifcation
in farm production, increased use
Of machinery and better manage
ment. There has also been some
shift from farm tenant to a paid
manager system.
For the state as a whole, the
tenancy rate has declined from
2s.9 per cent in 1920 to around
1876 per cent today. Three-fourths
of the decline has taken place
since 1910, when the tenancy rate
was 26.1 per cent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
We Are Sorry

In order to get the complete
page of pictures and lists of the
upper county graduating classes
and the important notices of
new county laws into the paper,
we were forced to hold over i'm
portant social columns and
several news stories and pic
lures. they will appear in next
weeks issue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

DR.. William B. Adams, pastor
of Temple Hill Baptist Church on
Rockville Pike, announces that be-
ginning June %, there will be a
vacation Bible School held at the
church. 1t will be in session for
two weeks and all boys and girls
between the ages of A and IS are
welcome.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
BROKERS' CLINIC TONIGHT

BROKERS CLINIC TONIGHT
The area brokers' clinic will
again be held at the Kenwood Golf
and Country Club at 7:45 pm. to-
day with the Montgomery County
Board as host.
The moderator will be r. H.
Best and panel members will be
C. R. Graham of Montgomery
County, Dorothy Bell Hill of
Washington, and others to be an
nounced for Prince Georges and
Arlington Alexandria Fairfax
Boards. The subject will be "Ad-
vertising Display, Classified,
Signs, ETC."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
POTOMAC CHURCH SERVICE

A special Laymen's Service was
held at Potomac Church last Suh-
day, with members of the church
participating in presenting various
parts of the ritual. The Rev. G. E.
Allis, pastor of the church, was
church conference. Lay Leader
Stuart G. Upton was in charge of
the service and the address was
delivered by Mrs. Marjory Hend-
ricks, who chose as her subject,
Loyalty, Kindness and Friend
ship"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
D. EMMONs GRADUATED

Donald Alton Emmons, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester w. Emmons,
Route 4. Rockville, was graduated
from Westtown School, Westtown,
Pa, at commencement exercises
yesterday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
9TH GRADE EXERCISES

The ninth grade of Richard
Montgomery will hold graduation
exercises Wednesday, June II, at
$3.50 am. in the gymnasium.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11

Pictures of the Upper Mont
gomery County high school
graduating classes, and tenta-
tive lists of graduates will be
found on page 2 of this issue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
SINGING CONVENTION

The Montgomery County Sing
ing Convention will meet at 2:15
pm. Sunday, June ID, at Mt.
Carmel Church, Sunshine.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
Mrs. MahlOn Kirk, 9TH, Sweepstakes
Winners at Little Garden Club ShOD

Mrs Mahlon Kirk ", won thesweepsakes by Mrs.
sweepstakes in arrangement class Allan Brooke
Of the show presented ribbon winners
May q by the Little Garden Club Mrs g. Lyon Mrs Lotion
Of Sandy Spring There Wesley Slade
proximately $50 entries Thomas Iadson Sr and Mrs
The gold ribbon the out James Valiant ,
standing by Judges Arthur Ring
Mrs g. Rust Candy for her entryand Mrs Benjamin
the alwhie class Mrs WiChevy Chase Mrs Frank Wkn
liam John Thomas had the beston, Mrs Lyon and Mrs
horticultural specimen bloom ochard Prizes Mrs.
brown hrashe iris Mrs EugeneT Y Candy
Scott the award for the King Vann was
rose in the show, and the rosecochairman
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
nlu,
Briefs
LEON HEBRON AT CAMP

Leon Hebron, IA, of Poolesville,
is one of 8 Maryland Negro All
Club members attending the sixth
Regional All Camp at Frankfort,
Ky.
The trip to the camp, with all
expenses paid, is for outstanding
achievements in All Club projects,
all-around personal development
and club leadership activities, ac-
cording to o. L. Privette, Negro
County Agent. The camp is from
June to 10. Seventeen states
in the Southern region are send
ing delegates to the camp.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
w. C. MITCHELL GRADUATED

William Charles Mitchell, Jr.,
1890 Ardennes Avenue, Rock
vile, was awarded a bachelor of
arts degree at the Catholic Uni
versity of America on June 9th.
STATEWIDE REALTOR MEET
The first statewide real estate
conference by the Maryland Real
Estate Association will be held at
Ocean City, Md, June 20, ac-
cording to President Harry A..
Boswell.
George w. Robertson, who is
chairman of the meeting, has an
nounced that headquarters will be
located at the George Washington
Hotel where a noon luncheon will
be held. Panel discussions will fol-
low in the afternoon and a fishing
party is being planned for the fol-
lowing day for those wishing to
participate.
Evening star., 1953-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

STEAMER for rent. b.
day. III. 3-0163. -
Evening star., 1953-03-30
FARM AND eARDEN

CLEAN FILL DIRT. top soil. blue.
stone road. gravel. sludge. Hauling
grading, labor. 10. 2-1433. 40
TREE REMOVAL. : topping pruning
feeding. cabling: S6-tp Free est
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. 10. 6-4b7S
SIMPLICITY TRACTOR. 3 h.p.. sickle
bar. cultivator. ploW, 1851. S2sb
fn0PsSIfMvery 81 SIifs11v vood. rich TOPS topsos
for lawns and greenhouses. very
reasonable Gail 10 6-4Qa3 -2t
BULLDOZERS AND LOADERS,. fol
grading. excavating and land clear.
ing Free estimates UN 4-9533
AZALEAS. hardy f1eld .grown.. III
colors and sizes. soc each: SIS dozer
and M. 2S1O 18th st ne
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
azaIeas. FoUBE q Bid. u. 4-0646
JE, 2-2a43. JE. S.0a7a
FLOWING AND ROLLING Of gardens
"a. J 2-ssIi or H Jxi 5-5bii. -Si
SOD, 35C I'd. laid and rolled. .23t
delivered. Phone 10. 5-4477, Il
woRK-Terraces.. fire.
places, retaining wall. pipe drain
are; an kind Of cement work, stone
work. p. MARCUCC1O, Rockville
Nd. Poplar 2-36e6.
Evening star., 1953-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TELEvIsI0N-19Ss I.IG.I Is.oS II. Emerson,
nsns: Balance eAsf sfsf. e. 'aHi J? s4fS Hii
TELEvIsIoN--Big selection Of used
sets. ~ to 19-in. screens. Recon-
9ltionsd; No reas. ofier refused.
4432 Richmond hwy. Va. -S
TY, 1850 Hallicrafter. le" console.
WITH antenna. perfect, S76. 1881
nelson pl. s.e.. Apt. No. /.
VACUUM CLEANERS -W We nave a
TONED sssx cssners SssS snf from
up. All nationally known brands
models, and demonstration Kenmore
tank and, upright cleaners. Used
M.fnIa Vacuum .ne cleaner card! motors @ sps cords &
as Is, while they last. CAN II.
z-7500 for free home trial. SEARS,
ROEBUCK q CO.. oil Bladens-
VACUUM CLEANERS, / upright
model and / tank model with at
tachments: new cond. JE. 3-9lSs.
VACUUM CLEANER, Singer trade-in
9GSfI gG%Na sSaaS4i csF Tsa;SnaOle s4s1 Comm
WARDROBE, wood. mahogany col
Be BE- 2. .Ssjss. 0tTii csii eSeS eVes. '0na'' S.0'
WASHER, Bendix. Economat; fully
ssii sSfdiflsR 5S' s-sSsa: IssE' ike new: So So
sxcelle9tz exc lszeS working condition. .Scall
WAsHERs: suer s24,ss .yg; sor
t5adsip SMITH NTH sAsGs On Wee
w1SshING 1s1f Il S'' MHGHINE aisi; n S-OOSYM Maytar
wringer type, 2 yrs, old; good con-
dition; $50. 70. 9-62S4. .,,, so
vIo.ITg st Syoan size. ~ mum
ssSloxs 10 size. !TpRoGER LUMBEH
CO, Bethesda, OIL. 2-6822., a.
mssella 5S0t Safotstf S. sEs ss54s saw Misc s5d'
rRATLER. ali metal. 4xe bed. angl.
iron overhead frame, new tires
TYPEWRITERs-Port: lneyl; trss
% i5Si u" Elk. s-i4S4; eVe.-sun.. IL
|TYiPSEeWHHRITER - Underwood. Stand
ard; very good condition. Call be-
tween 9 and 8 pm. only. Du; z
9S13. 80
TYPEWRITERS. Royal cleo. / stand.
ard. / long carriage. elite type. ex.
cellent condition; 1928 each or best
Naturalization. S11sEwifEs sS; Remington
Underwood. L. c. Smith. !S25 anc
up. ali in good working order: Rem:
tails. repairs all makes CENTRAL
TYPEWRITER CO.. 2010 14th st
NV HU 3-H121
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KMM, 10 point
elite tyne, ONCE machine. like new
$50. 1851 Nelson pl. s.e., Apt. No.
Evening star., 1953-03-30

Exclusive Piano and Organ Sales :,
926 G St NV Estahlished 1874
Evening star., 1953-03-30
HELp-DoMEsTIc

CHILD'S NURSE, live in, care 3-yr.-
old boy; light household duties
Phone EN- 2-247S for appointment
to be interviewed, only II expert
enced; pleasant woman, 25 to 80
with genuine interest In children
and can furnish best local references
COOK, white. to work in rectory;
state references. Box 256-C. Star
LADY to make home with family;
white only; reas. pay; fond of chill
dren. Call Ii. 3-633s. any time.
LIVE IN. nice rm. next to bath,
l.h.w, some cooking, some child
care. other help empl.; will work out
agreeable duties, hrs, pay for right
person. EN-. 2-9121. 80
GOOD COOK, e.h.w.: 1st-fir. laundry
rm.; all mod. conveniences; only ex-
per-, reliable persons with refs. need
apply. OIL. 4-4916. 81
MAID. live in: complete charge; $50
wk.; no SUM-; ref. req. Start immed.
OIL. 4-3053, Sun. and eve.; ST.
3-1470. weekdays. /"
g.h.w., 1--we In. to go
to New York, $40 mo. RIA. 3-6462.
WONdAN-Must be experienced for
g.h.w. and cooking. Willing to live
in Philadelphia. $40 per wk. Steady
work. CO. 5-238l. II
Evening star., 1953-03-30
HELP-WoMEN
STENOCRAPHER

Age 25-35. with industry tno Gov
ernmentl experience; permanent po
sition with advancement and en-
oloye benefits in one-girl ONCE o.
manufacturer; 6h-day week; salary
approx. $500. Box 446-A. Star.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. expert.
enced; work from home. Call co
TECHNHCIAN, blood counts and uri.
nalists; pediatrician's once; after.
Moons, except Sat, S125 mo. Cal
HO. 2-5611 after 10 am. Monday
TEA LEAF READER, 3 afternoons q
week; Cal Lu. 2-9s2s. ask for MR.
TYPlST. good working cond. Apply
Mrs. Turco, MAXWELL & TENNY-
SON. Suite 103, 915 18th st. NV
TYPIST. white for lge. wholesale
distributor. Vacation, benefits. etc
5-day wk. Permanent pos. Apply
Mr.. Risenburg, 1121 9th st. NV
TYPIST for policy writing. Pleasant
working conditions: 6-day week; life
insurance; disqualification with sur
Rical expense provided. THE MU-
TUAL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.
1901 n st. NV. See Miss Jones.
81
TYPIST. gen. ofice work, bet. ages 1s
and 40: opportunity to learn Audo-
graph machine; 5-day wk. and many
benefits. Apply In person. JOHN
HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE 1NSUR-
ANCE CO., 1887 De Sales st. NV
Evening star., 1953-03-30
HELP MEN b WoMEN Cont.

BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT, knowl
varied position in auto agency. Ex
ceIlent opportunity. See Miss Hus.
ton, BEAL MOTOR CO.. 1401 Rhod,
Island ave. ne. so
CHEF, italian. mattresses and counter
man. Apply in person, 636 N
Capitol st. NV. IL a.m.-2 nm
Evening star., 1953-03-30
I"siSE sa5 az q st. HIHS NV. "oRcS
Established 1870

'IPE, galv:, plack. copper. cast iron;
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS, 3056
NJ st. NV. NO 7-7S03. WA 7-6501.
2 inch, heavy duty; moving; bar
gain at S75. 3056 M st. NV, NO.
RECORDER, Revere T-1o, latest hi
fidelity model, in new condition; sell
S165. LU. 4-7S36.
RECORDERS. Bell type, $50; sound
mirror, sos; Webster debating. $55:
Ampro, $55; rentals $40 wk. co.
RECORDERs-Revere, webcor. Con-
cert Tone, Pentron; demonstrations;
up to 40SS discount: new tape. 4OSo
DISCOUNT; dlso FIDELITY soyND sSgk co.
S35. good cond. Call HE. 4-3472 or
REFRfGERAroR. Eli fdfaRaAaroR servel, Gu. u IT,,
eass operator mSaei Eversree4 sG1a 4s16s sI s
REFRIGERATOR, 7-eubic-foo West
inghouse. new 1850: perfect; .Ss5:
2951 Nelson pl. s.e., Apt. No. /.
REFRIGEkATORS. used large assort.
ment from SO Up; Some With
FREDERicKs $9ob I4th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS, gas. all sizes; IN
stallation. PEERLESS SALES co.
2237 Ga. ave. DE 2-b566
REFRIGERATORS, de luxe II Gu. It.,
automatic defrost, new in factory
carteE cost $3.50. sacrince. $27O
REFRIGERATORs, SIS per mo. Rent
or buy. Guaranteed DOWp'S,
441S Conn. ave. NV. EN-. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-03-30
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SIAMESE KITTENS-Pets. show and
breeding. male and female, 6 wks
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES for Easter
males and females. Axe reg; S35
TOY POMERANIAN. male. 8 mos
old, Axe registered. King S-6h52
CHIHUAHUA PUPS. for Easter. male.
and females. all colors, stud service;
Axe ANNAPOLIS S-2934. --3
MALE PUP for sale
Australian bloodline. Must sell; 10
cOCKER PUPPIES, male and female,
Axe registered, champion stock:
&35 each. HE. 4-5626. 81
ENGLISH BULL PUPS. AKC. real
sourmugs, excel. blood lines. Stud
ser. Call MR.. ELLENBERGER. RA
cSNARiEs An 4sI AND PARAKEErs - For
pets, or breeders. 342 Oglethofpe st,
ne mo telephone cal1s.) --31
DACHSHUND Pedigreed pups, $50
200 EAsTER CHICKS assorted
colors, wholesale and retail. Come
and see them. Open Sun. o. O.
MAXWELL. q. 8. 30. Lanham, Nd.
WA. T-l545. II
Evening star., 1953-03-30
BABY CRIB AND
CARRIAGE SALE

This week only. Save up to 4Oss on
al nationally advertised brands.
daily. also Mon. and Fri. ewes.
NATIONAL BABY SHOP. 2461 18th
st. NV. OPP. Ambassador Theatre.
BANK COUNTER, gray steel. L
shaped, 15-ft.x6-ft. 6-in.,. with Cir
cular front corner sect, bar
chrome screen, cash and card
drawers: eo%rrsspondenGe % mes; Ssi, aIs9e' E9
BEDW maple. mattress and spring;
good cond., $50. ME. SLABS;
BED, solid mahogany, double. with
finest quality mattress and spring.
Almost new. OIL. 4-7935. 80
BED, corvan mahog., dbl, new; $50.
Call JE. 4-4545. 80
and white, size 26.
Very good condition; $50. Call ia.
BICYCLE. girls, 2s-in.. schwinn.
like new, Starlet model; $50. AP.
~
Evening star., 1953-03-30
LADIES

Have you had experience in outside
sales work or would like to be
ingS can exceed 500 per week;
must have car.
PHONE MRS. McCAULEY
EN-. 2-1122, EXT. 255
Evening star., 1953-03-30

SNOWFALL MACHINES
Sno-Master. free trial. easy terms. ]
FUDMAN. $40 9TH ST. s:W.
STEEL BEAMS, angles, channels
plate. 5 cents per pound. Ii. 3-7125
gas range, 4-burner;
sacrifice $40 II sold today. 2021
RoSemont ave. NV.
STORM WINDOWS, g. In various
sizes; Q screen doors. storm d0ol
and screens. Reasonable. LU. l.
Evening star., 1953-03-30

WOMAN-Attractive opening for edu-
Gated woman with initiative and
ambition, age 25-45. This is a
full-time, permanent position with
q nationally known company and
advancement. If you are unen-
numbered and interested in q posi-
tion on q career basis. write for
interview. Box 307-C, Star, giving
age, education. experience and phone
number. 81
WOMEN a., high school graduates,
mature. reliable. willing to work
day, RE, 7-S1O7. 81
Evening star., 1953-03-30
FARM 3 GARDEN tcens.,

GARDENS PLOWED. narrowed: quick
srading. ciesrins. oIs 2.ossl. 2osssl MS ..sS
FLOWING, discing. moving; large
Or small tracts; vic. Oxon Hill. 10.
7-7163. after g .. m. -
COMBINES (3), John Deere model
sac1ines aEAi new, 10. cost exc: eyer a;9oo. VII
Moline with all attachments; new,
cost over $1,S00, viii sacrifice for
quick sale for $1,SS5; Massey Har-
riSh perfect cond.. . real buy for
$996: Call Mr.. Fraley, COUNTY
SSUPPLY. Phone Poolesvills. Nd.
ROTOTLLER-a8 in; pr.e. new.
peri: for garden use and tiiiinE,
$l66. Call Mr.. Fraley! COUNTY
SUPPLY Poolesville, Nd. 1921.
TREE REMovAL-Pruninr. topping:
evergreen, shrubs trimmed; free
estimates. Ii. 3-3379 any time.
BLUEGRASS SOD delivered in ioaa
s9s1sa. sGts s5 200 So yards or more: ONEs:aSS 20:
TREE TRIMMING and removal; lots
grssSi. ggrs!SssSS; we are insured. cail Eo.
R0TTED HORSE MANURE. GOOD ana
clean, by the load. Call Poolesyiile
DAVID BRADLEY super tractor.
second hand but like new. Discs.
cultivator and plow; only 5000. cali
owner week days business hours.
ST. 3-7664. All
Evening star., 1953-03-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

WOMAN wants days work; part time
or full time. DE. 2-71S7.
keeper. care a Of chiidren; Mon. No f. throush S
Fri. Good ref. JU. 9-7650.
COLORED WOMAN. desires job. Gen
eral house work; 10 to g.: with ref
DE. 2-4046.
plain cooking: 5 days; Sa5. carfare
MAE STEWART. Ii. 4-3543.
A GIRL desires g.h.w. or child care:
can live in. Can be reached any
time, Ii. 4-0S24. 81
COLORED GIRL desires child care
days week; good ref, exper. DU
7-4602. 30s
Evening star., 1953-03-30

BUILDERS PLAN FILE, 8 tier, 8 BY
5Ib file. with lock. Cost $500.
Practically new. Sacrifice $3.50.
CAN IA. $4,000. ewes. KE. S-6599.
BUILDING STONE. ST per ton; 5 OF
weathered stone, 81 per ton. CAR
LfsIE s sTARKEY. Bun Run Noun.
tain. Va. Route COL, 5 miles west
of Haymarket, Va. For information
cali evenings after 2 pm. AD
cHAIRS 100 wooden chairs for
sale, also tables fer home or restau-
SCOTS cAFETERiA. zoe 18TH st,
Phone Dl. 7-1410. 80
CLOTHING-Several ladies' dresses
summer and winter; GOA; reason
DEEP FREEZE, Phileo. g cubic foot
excellent condition. OF. 1888
Evening star., 1953-03-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BABY aiII SITE SITTER ;. or mothers her. helper; Sa:
EH' Eirl' 4.S7Ss. $685. desires work. Phone
EXPER. GsTENo desires position,
temp; or perm. legal pref. Cali AID.
PRAc.' NURSES t2). trained. with
sspSGo sepes PEster Este e54 living in Phi: Co
NURSE WISHES CASE April first; Al
dr's. rel. Can live in. reas. salary.
oFf1eE II sE4eII;A CLEANING of any kind done
By neat soe eeolored girl Responsible.
sTArfsTfcfAN. "a; fs1fcfi 40 years of age. .. B.A
degree in economics and B.C.s. in
accounting. 20 years experience in
analysis in justification of govern
ment loans, wishes to make connec-
tions in private industry. Box 353-
s4fiESS0ts.-sEc., 4i SS0tssEc 10 yrs. exper.; refs;
1900. Ext. SO. before 12; after s
TYING WORK wanted for off-hours.
work guaranteed. Cali EN-. 2-49I9 or
II. S-41S0 after $3.50 pm. L.,
TYPING DONE AT HOME, English,
TYPiNG DONE at - home: envelopes,
letters, manuscripts etc; fast. reas.
accurate. JU. S-3605. 30
CULTURED WOMAN Of wide business
experience. also associated with
church and youth groups. personnel,
as 0'i receptionist pt with club or 'Vs estab-
lished business firm, doctors ONCE,
ETC., where tact and interest in meet
ing the public is q necessary asset.
Write Box 396-A. Star. 30'
Evening star., 1953-03-30

MATTRESSES, white. experienced. ex.
cellent tips. Apply OYSTER BAY
RESTAURANT. 904 9th st. NV.
WAITRESS. white exper.; din. rm
service; lunch and dinner daily; all
day Sun. on Tuesday. BETHESDA
INN. OIL. 4-39S0. OIL. 1882. II
WAITRESS WANTED, white, must be
experienced. Apply in person, GAME
COCK RESTAURANT, Ills Pa.
WAITRESS, white, over 21; exper.
only: SAND BAR RESTAURANT
1923 14th st. NV. -5
white; full and part
time; no Sunday. Apply in person,
4 pm. POUGETs RESTAURANT,
1909 Conn. ave. 80
WAITRESS, white. over 21: hours,
Sfter EN- 70 en- MA, Mai.s Sunj nRn III AppiS a2 =
t2) white. experienced
LEdE I DINER. ss0S Baltimonre blvd', Blvd
College Park. Nd. 80
Evening star., 1953-03-30

SAFE-Mosier, Abr. flre, T-20 burg
larry labels, 4 legal-size file draw
ers. cash and card drawers. 60A"x
33h"x20" inside. Also bank counter
desk. etc. Call Elk. 10000. 80
SEWING MACHINE. Singer repos-
Sessed featherweight portable; may
s. s1NdER RsFcnsiSa sEW1Nd tSr cPSTHs. SIEes sIo7
NJ SC. NV. AID. 2-6677. -5
USED SEWING MACHLNES-Used
machines guaranteed by Singer;
S1995 and Up. SINGER SEWING
CENTER, 3109 14th st. NV, co
SEWING SEWING MACHINES. sinser-Nev
Singer machines may be purchased
liberal trade-ins. SINGER SEWING
CENTER, 7016 wis. ave.. OIL. T.
singer NIGER SEWING MACHINES, port.
able. reconditioned by SINGER
$40 so. SINGER SEWING CENTER
1910 @ st. NV. Ma. 8-01S4. %
SLICING MACHINE, Amer. IT. old
$3.50: sacrifice. $66. or best 0ner
Pedestal fan. DU. 1892.
SLIP COVER DRAPERY MATERIAL
remnants. 3 to Is yard lengths
Pebble crepe and twills. 65c per I'd
FALLS CHURCH SALES, JE. $4,000