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BREGMAN, AARON. There win be Z
monument unveiled TO the memory 81
day, August 1, 1884, at 1 Pm, in the
George washington Cemetery, Mount
Lebanon Section, Riggs rd.. extended.
Relatives and friends invited. In case
of rain, postponed until the foliowinR
Sunday at the same time.
EARN, ABRAHAM. There viii be an
unveiiing Of a monument in memory
husband and devoted father. The un-
yelling will take place on Sunday. Au-
gust /, 1854, at IL am, at the Everso-
yetered Cemetery, District of Column
bia Lodge Section. 1888 18th pl. sc.
Relatives and friends invited.
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Judge 0'Ioole, 80,
Dies; First Woman
In Municipal Court

Judge Mary O'Toole, first
woman to be appointed to the
Municipal Court Bench here, died
yesterday III 4 local hospital
where she had been b patient
since 1910. She was so years old.
The IriSh-born woman was APP
pointed to the judgeship by Pres
Eident Harding in 1921 and served
until forced to step down from
the bench by i'll health in 1885.
While q judge. she devoted a
GOOD deal Of time to the Juve-
| nile Court. A washington law
YER described her judicial per-
sonality as quiet and easy going,
almost pleasant, but Arm when
she made q ruling 1t stuck.
Immigrated at is.
Daughter Of the late Nicholas
and Bridget O'Connor O,Toole,
lshe came to this country as q girl
Iof is.
( 49, h ..5
She graduated from the Hac-
ketstown National School in
Horneli. N. Y, and the Hornell
Business College. Before coming
here In 1905. she had worked
I In a law Office.
While working at the United
States Forestry Service in WASH
ington. she studied law at the
Washington College Of Law,
earning her degree and admit
lance to the District Bar In 1908.
Judge O'Toole engaged In an
active law practice here from
1913 until her appointment to
the Municipal Court bench in
1921.
Judge o'Toole was very active
lin .Women's affairs, political
groups and the theater III addi-
ton to legal organizations.
Founded Women's City Club.
She was one Of the founders
and first president of the Wom-
ems City Club. She also be-
longed to the Washington
branch OF the American Associa-
ton Of University Women.
She was active in the Equal
Suffrage Association Of the Dis
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Donald Ashton, Publicist

Los GATOS. Calf, July "a (F).
Donald Ashton, 81, former
public relations assistant Of the
Burlington Railroad at Chicago.
died today after q long illness.
He once was employed on the
Milwaukee Sentinel.
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Aarntnrtal 6rrutrr

or REMAINs FOR IINTERMENT IN
synagogue, 1901 l4th st. nv. at 2:30
pm. Monday. July 20. 1854. to pay
parting tribute. 70
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VIM, T. MANSFIELD. O. k.

~ W SAA1tkAs -.
H ssS , E 81 fss4 EF 81 Tsf;
HOWARD Of North HOLLYWOOD, Calf.
bsleysd wife Of Joseph 4. 4 Howard;
S. Il. Hines CO. Funeral Home. 2soi
e. ssry : pm. In'ermsns clsnwood Gene e
JANIFER, RICHARD ALLEN. Suddenly
on Friday. July %. 1854. RICHARD
iassr: AlTsnsemsnts by Sy the Frazier
Funeral Home.
denly. on Friday. July IS. 1854. at
Freedmen's Hospital MABELLE HAMIL-
TON JONES. beloved wife Of Clarence
a Jones' po;ot Aso surviving WINE are n.D niece
Shirley B, Harris; srandnephew, Thad-
deus. =. Whyte. ira. other nieces.
reia iai ar and d.. many friends. After Il
noon sunday, friends are. invited to call
ct the Mcclure Funeral Home, 1920
9th i Il y 5as frs'sI Zoo ~ Gs hfe
terment Harmony Cemetery. %
July IS, 1854. MARoxRET c. KIM
MEL. the beloved daughter OF Elise
John A. Kimmel. Funeral from the
w. W. Deal Funeral Home. 1919 Geor-
Fl AVE- inter- 9asass 'as
LACEY, DANIEL r. On Thursday, July
%, 1854. ct the D. c. General Hospital.
DANIEL r.. LACEY. resident of the
M Msstl Sr.d H9ss k e e Il shsT
ohio. and MT, John I. Lacey Of aou :.
held ct the chapel Of the Lee Funeral
MMe%s ssa july i e. sd !. Ma L s s ine
ment private.
1854. at her sisters home, MARIE n:
mother Of Mrs. Doris !. Robinson q
Arl.tnnsson,, Va an W. Mr. Betty Lefty u !;
p e. d msy ,a # y Ws shs Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st; NV.
Services at the Bethesda Msthodist
S;sos pm cI;.t.1 Internsns private. a aS
LYNCH, JOHN A.. ON Thursday. July
%, 1854. ct Providence Hospital John
spri hssI ia, hu sSS Il Pesri Esther
Lynch. father Of Mrs. John H. Lewis,
Mrs. Joseph @. shsrland. Mr.. Harold
Mr., Ly Esal 3 NM Morris noR MRS Saw esrs
coniey. Mrs. Dorothy NJ. chandler and
Mrs. Elmer J. Disaue; brother Of Mrs.
Anna M. Morean anu Wlluam SpfoesSeL.
Humphrey Funeral Home. s434 Geor;;
gia ave, silver Spring, Md. Mass will
6s Son 5ss io july sns ss reD e s
Nd. interment Cedar Hin Cemetery. %
MCCARTHY. ANNA A.. On SATURDAY. July
"a 1864. # her N Sssidenes' M lsss shsg
Mrs. James S. Gardnsr. Mrs. Thomas
Mud Charles issm coins snG sslls
Home, .3S21 18th st. NV, on Tuesday,
July 81. at $3.50 Q m. Requiem mass ct
h s snns Il ms sasI.d v Hs.r' At a
MUEHLEISEN, ALMEDA. On Friday,
July %, 1854. 1t Monmouth Memorial
MuEEHIEIsEN. beloved wife Of John
1 1ossph ana JoSn AIain HueSleissn
niece Of Miss Grace Williams. Friends
may call at the Lee ,. Funeral Home.
after 4 pm. on Sunday, July 20, where
services will be held on Tuesday. July
q. At II am. Interment congressionai
o.TooLE, JUDGE MARY. On saturday
July "a, 1854. JUDGE NARY o.TooIE,
sister Of Michael and Phillip O'Toole Of
ST. Paul, MINI. Friends may call At
ave ave d nw nsss s s osrsd Il ST.
Matthews Cathedral Rhode Island ave.
at Connecticut ave. NV, on Tuesday.
July %, at 10 am. Interment Mount
Oiiyet Cemetery. ~
PADGETT. PERCIvAL MARyN fPEkCYl.
On Friday. July %. 1884. PERCIVAL
MARVIN tPERCY) PADGETT Of oden-
ton. Nd. beloved husband Of Lena
&. padgett lnee waters and father Of
Marvin padgett. Funeral from the
sinslston Funeral Home. Glen Euynie,
Intsrmsnt Glen Haven csmetery. Glen
Burnie. Nd. -
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With Regard to O
Card Of Thanks

vsy sftsa Q cord OF thonks In
The Star meets Q need which can
hardly be solved In any other way.
Not only b u Q gracious expression
Of srseifuds 10 those who have sent
floral tributes. but also eourteously
acknowledge the services and kind
nsssss Of the meny to whom . per.
soael note Of thanks cannot wen BE-
mailed o. whose aomes and Cd
dresses ere NOT known. insertion. Of
card Of fhenks moy be orrsnsed
BY telephone to The Ster. ST. 5000.
The Evening end Sunday Ssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

THOMAS r, SH.. H0m0fary
life member Spalding Coun-
cii Az, Knights Of Column
bus. Brothers. Of Sparkling
Council win assemble at the
Chambers Funeral Home,
3Ist and NJ SITS. NV, on
Sunday, July 20, 1854. at
recite the Rosary for our
!, THOMAS r. HOLLERAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

NJ. Emmett Ureils Camp, q.
8. w. ". are requested tc
assemble at No. 403 Aspen
st. NV. ct 1880 pm. Sunday
July 20 for services. Past
commanders are invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

MARTIN GOERL. Adjt. 26
TOIIN. HUGH r. OF 449 Decatur st. n.w...
on Saturday, July "a, 1854, brother Of
Mrs, Myrtle =. Newton. Mrs. Hazel H.
{. Toiin Of Eau Claire. wis. Services
at the Chambers Funeral Home, 400
Chaplin st. NV. on Monday. July. 20, ut
2:30 pm. Interment st. Joseph, Mo.
UNDERWOOD, BELLE GRAVES. On
Eriaay july ~ isS4 z. neGrse R Wasn
GRAVES UNSEEN UNpERMooD Ssp q ie1i sist
st. NV. widow Of Henry Z; Under
w0oa mother Of MIS- " Castor q GSEe
Preston Graves Of st. Louis. MO. and
Hugh 8. Graves Of Atlanta. Ga. Services
Ct the Christ Episcopal Church. 31st and
pm. Interment Boiling Green, Ky.
It Is requested that flowers be omitted
and suggest that donations be made
to the Christ Church Endowment Fund
VAN NEST. BESSIE D. On Friday. July
Nd. Mrs. BESSIE b. VAN NEST. widow
Of the late Raymond Van. Nest and
Of f'V ceiesvi n Nd. and 0S Mrs julia 4
sheppard Of Sparta. N. J. Funeral
services win be held at Hysong's Fu-
neral HONG 1900 y St. NV ;.. On Mon;
ment Cedar Hin Cemetery. IS
WASHINGTON, HENRY n. On Friday,
July 90. 1854 at his residence. 1919
Vernon st. NV. HENRY H. WASHING
TON Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments BY Jarvis.
WILMER. MARION EMMA. On Saturday,
July "a, 1854 at Casualty Hospital
MARION EMMA WILMER Of COS 9th
ST. Re. beloved sister of John Augustus
wilmer and Miss Frances Rena wilmer
Of Washington, d. C. and Walter wilmer
Of Herold Harbor, Maryland. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
ST. and Massachusetts, ave. ne. Where
services will be held ON Tuesday, July
% 1t pm. Interment 0lenwood Gene
terry 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

GATTus0, LEO ALEXANDER. suddenly
ton Hospital, LEO ALEXANDER CAT
TUSO Of 1921 Lincoln I'd. ne, beloved
husband Of Julia Mae Gattuso and son
Friends may call ct the Rinaidi Funeral
Home. BIG H st. ne. Notice Of funeral
later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23

in 1918 and sister of Jan CYan)
Masaryk. the late foreign min
lister.
Aurora Jiminez Palacio OOH
ROH-rah Hee-MEH-nez Pah-
LAH-see-oh) is Mexico's first fe-
male member of the Chamber Of
Deputies. M. Nesterov MESS
teh-roff), president of the Rus
sian Chamber of Trade, says
the Soviet Union will take part
in IL international trade fairs
this year, including London,
Copenhagen CKo-penn-HAVN)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23

Answers to Our Presidents
Henry Clay. Secretary Of
State under President j. @.
Adams, fought a duel with
Senator John Randolph Of Vir-
ginia in April. 1926. Neither
was injured.
2-Rutherford B. Hayes.
3-Martin Van Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23

%eA oAAAA . A0Al
A m bassador
j. II. van Roi-
jen (RHO-ee-
yen) 1t was q
tire mendous
success" in
the Neither
lands. A Sen
ate = passed
b i l ! grants
p e r manent
residence in
this country.
to Alice Ma
saryk (MAH-
sab reek),
H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23

Salonika (Sah loh NEE-kah) /,
Damascus, Jakarta Djah-KAR-
tah) and Izmir (Eez- MEER) !.
Paris noted the death of the
composer Francis Casadesus i.
Kah-sah-deh-SYOU) an uncle
of the famous pianist-compose
Robert Casadesus.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23
THE sERRYs
SPUR LINE
land how to pronounce Them
By Constantine Chekrexi

Under the title, Road to Re-
covery," q 221-page book pub
lished by the Dutch praises the
Marshall Plan. According to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23

sturdy metal with q dependable
wind-up motor. Safe. all EDGES
rounded. Almost % inches long
and very colorful: Adjustable
rudder Endless fun Tor any
youngster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23

daughter of Mr.. van Roiien.
Thomas Garrigue Masaryk.
founder of the Czech republic
Evening star., 1954-10-17

DeIltlll'e wearer's
dream come true!
A famous research institute now
proves new CREAM adhesive keeps
dentures tight up to 500 loager
than powders - eveR after hot
liqgjds!
Careful clinical tests on the new
cream adhesive-New Staze--
proved this on actual denture
sgeGvers who formerly used old
fashioned powder adhesives. These
folks called it denture-wearef's
dream come true-s0 will you.
See for yourself what living in a
denture wearer's paradise can be!
New Staze 10 80 pleasant tasting,
so easy to use-and h0U il holds!
Staze at v0us dvu00ist's 70 pesc.
inspr0Sed Staze. Gefa tube today!
Evening star., 1954-10-17

It's entirely NEWT Without adhesive,
scientifically designed DR.. Scholl's
BAIL-O-FO0T Cuahion loops over too
and nestles under bali Of foot. Relieves
painful callouses, burning. tenderness at
once. Gives pricelen walking ease. Your
shoe - not ,yoa - ahsorhs the shock Of
Washabls. Only 500 pair at DRUG.
Shoe, Dept, 5-l0t Stores and Dr.. Scholl's
Foot Cosnforto Shops everywhere. Ge&
q pair today. If mot obtainabls locally,
order direct. Sent prepaid on receipt
Of price. State u for woman Or man.
s.SeAssrs, Inc, Depl 3B, Cklease 70, 10.
Evening star., 1954-12-14
SlTUATIoNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANT-31 with BCS. approx.
scscsnns ysaas Du0s 6.sss ad ysass
location in D. c. area. Confident !
Box Box laSs.M ns Iar.'0a' Star. 0fsan'1Is.'"' II.
part time; books
started, caught up kept part time;
loc. refs; prompt; reas. jU. .9-5407
tinneS stste Tse ,sry
prnmnt. reasonabie. refs. re 4.
il1SS. 10
AUTO PAINTER. colored. with 1s
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HELp-...-MEN


WANTKDDry cleaning inanasement
men to neE0tiate ADVERTISING con-
tracts. Apply Wednesday, Q to 7:30
pm. BARON n Co. 1017 18th st.
AMaBBiTIOUS MEN ~ speciai position
in uncrowded field; no parties. books
or ca1vaSsing: good education and
outstanding personality essential:
age .21 or over; applicant who needs
to earn as much ag S85- per week
preferred. Car essential. Telephone
OF. 4-7741 10 am. to / pm, days,
q pm. TO 8 pm. evenings for ap-
pointment. -16
RENT FKEE to reliable couple, for
ianitor and light services around
small bldg. II. 4-220O.
EMPLOYED MEN--ALE1. AREA
Part time, 3 ewes. and Sat-: must be
hard worker: no exper. nee. About
So hr. Apply. Wed. only. 81 Pm,
RIM. 201, 419 King st.. Alex. Va.
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MlscFL. ron sAlR tceas.l

BED, walnut, dhle., spring and mat
tress; nns eond.: $50. IA. s-26Sb.
BED, complete, SIS; lounge chair.
typewriter desk, tables; oak. poree-
lain or geteleg; rugs, hand braided,
$40 e. S'T 3-S548, afternoon. ia
BED, hospital. without mattress;
swap for bed without mattress.
OU. 6-S0S1. LID
BEDsPRRAD, hand crocheted. Colo
NAL design for double bed: 500.
JE. 2-1902. -lo
BEDROOM SET. mahog. din. set.
beige sofa (eus. made). slip cover, :
sm. Oriental rugs, occ,. tables. lamp:
hne furn., peri. cond.; suits and
ssSs ssssses; (, s ~; must sen. we; d
are oyerstocked on
new bikes. short on used bikes. Top
trade-in prices on your old bike re-
sasssss ssSn.s g sSoslS cosar Pass sas 9sN cyc
q SPORTS SHOP, 5010 Berwyn I'd,
10. o-5SS0. We service what We sell
Open Sunday 10 AN. to 3 Pm,
BICYCLEs--Two boys sehwinn bikes;
26-in. wheels; excel. cond. S25 each.
BICYCLE, English % inch. boys, like
new. speeds, generator. light and
access: $40. HA. 2-SS6s. ID ).
BICYCLE. girrs. 2O-in. Columbia Belt
with side wheels. 3 mos. old, cost
S53, will sell for $39. 10 2-SlS7.
BICYCLE, boys. English. light weight,
like new. used only about 4 hrs;
3 speed, ? brakes. beautiful red
color; " OF at S2a.95 for quick
sale. Call XII. S-S7l5.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE, Bur-
Eougns, MODEL 1920 with built;
registers; excel. cond.; bargain for
quick removal. EN-. 3-S752.
TOMBSTONE, Johns -aEanviile sidlns,
roofing, porches inelosed. See our
new Ribbon stone Modernising your
home Is our business. Certified Johns
Manyille dealer: ell work guar:
free est; moth down. $ yrs. to pay
PHI, OIL. 4-6I33. CAPITOL CONT
TRAcTING CO.. 4s1a Beth. ave-.
Evening star., 1954-12-14
Fur Miracle on g st.

Fur Miracle on u ST.
Furs for the thrifty shopper. Have
you seen the largest selection Of
every wanted mink garment at Q
fraction Of original cost Visit our
thrift department for o buy OF Q
lifetime. Some showroom samples.
others worn less than. Q season
Everybody wears used furs
8aSkin FurS., Cor. 9th Il q SITS.
Evening star., 1954-12-14
RELP--MoAAfN !

w HAVE SEVERAL fun time, OPEN
free to travel. Salary, expenses
I and allowance while travelling: no
exper. necessary. Apply In person,
\ Room 961. WARNER BLDG. Do
UNUSUAL WOMAN--sperisl posi-
ton In uneroWded field: no parties.
books or canyassing: good educa-
essential: age $3.50; applicant who
needs to earn as much as SS5 per
week preferred. Car essential. Tele-
phone OF. 4-774l 10 Am. to pm.
days, q pm. to Q pm. evenings fof
appointment. --l5
Evening star., 1954-12-14
PAINTING, PAPERING

PAINTING, PAPERING
Carpentry. FHA loans. RA. 6.97O3
PAPER HANGING. 50 per room up;
1854 sunfast washable paper: work
guar. RA 3-7393 or JU. o-760S,
PAPER NOW; low prices; Al work
New samples. interior painting Free
estimates JU. SOFAS. --1S
PAPER HANGING, 50 rm. and up:
sunfest. wash paper; do own work;
guar; white mech. RA. 3-0024
painting. floor sanding
and plasatse5ins. Expert work. Gall
PLASTERING-New and old work.
expert white mechanics. Can after
9 pm. RA. 6-0079. ---19
PLASTERING, new work; repairs
Reasonable. Call JERRY. Redwood
pIAsTERrNG spe-
ciality by white mechanic: good
..s, ssrvise; ress. z. o. LIVINGSTON.
: AND HEATING. bath
rooms and gas boilers installed BY
experts. Reliable drain cleaning
service. Free estimates, JU. 9-1460.
Evening star., 1954-12-14
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, PORCH ENCLOSURES.
solution to your problem or an esti-
mate. Cail MR.. WILSON. NO. 7-7957.
ADDITIONS. concrete work. rscrea.
tion rooms, siding. roofing. general
remodeling. FHA financed. Free
estimates. J. II. BOLLrNGER. WA.
ADDITIONS. SSrSj ALTERATIONS. porcRes,
jalousies, kitchens modernized. recr.
rms. complete remodeling service;
estimates free: all work fully guar;
no money down. SO mos. 70 pay.
SECo SALES. 10. S-3010; EN-. 3
S749 day or night.
ADDITIONS, attics converted. to bed
hs. roShs or sttcbsps
bathrooms and heating systems mod
down payment. al work euaranteed.
CAL day os n,ght, Tu: "a 2;S97Ss TRi- ri
BsiSktWoES. siiSktWNo,EES cS; ssimn.ys. steps. re.
Ersde pointed. watsrprOofed. NO.
9 caAlssfsiEsNrRy-vs., pr. sttics, ale rec.
rms, rorches. new and old work,
anything. Mr.. SMITH. KE. 6-ss66.
CARPENTERS. white mechanics, al
ternations, concrete. day or contract.
Lo; 7S9Sl0. after 5 Pm: -.
plaster, paint. remodel. BY cxper.
mech. Free estimate. AID. 4;9705.
CARPENTRY, painting, hour or con-
tract: fast. dependable, work guar
anteed. MR.. LAYTON. RA. 6-1S25.
CARPENTRY. cabinet making. attics.
recreation rooms, low In price. Call
any time; ~. ,5-6072. 80
CARPENTRY. large CT small Jobs:
painting. sash cords. insulating, etc.
Ii. 3-1904. ewes. or Sunday. Ia
CARPENTRY, PAINTING and roof.
ing. Any Job. White mechanics. Mr.
LAM, JU. 7-791s. HE. 4-51s4. III
Carpentry-CuStom Work
New or old: repairs. remodeling, rec
reation rooms. Ewes. IA. 2-54s6.
Evening star., 1954-12-14

WV 4NNW AO4A AA'N'
on PAINTINGS, original, 100 lovely
landscapes. seascapes. European.
Amer: S15-S350. Reduced. DU. 2.
PHoSoGRAPHs, reconditioned; ALE
electric portable. Play as r:p.m. rec:
ords up TO IL in. Ideal Xmas Gift
6T 81 : 6,G shild; Fully guaranteed; So sia;sS.
PHoNoGRAPH RECORDS - Sal. Of
5000 76-r. pm. albums. classical ard
popular; 6Qfs Of list price; sPRIEG
VALLEY ELECTRIC SHOP. 4so6
Mass. ave. EN-. 3-lS75.
PIANOs-we have O few slightly
consoles that we are oHerins At re.
ductions. Easy terms. JORDAN9.
a-94O0l and 1892 Georgis ave.
Silver Spring IJu. 5-1106I. Down
town store open open MONDAY I.,ay and md, Thurs. nI.
every evening.
PIANO - Here is a real barsain.
Brand-new full keyboard Guibransen
console for only S525. Come IN and
see this wonderful instrument before
you buy: Terms as low as l0T
MUSIC CO. HOS O st. NV. pI.
7-8464. ---i8
PIAN0s--Limited number Of brand.
new Wurlitzer spinet pianos. S437.
R.a.' RaI' Re- ssluss; s;-saMf9I. FITS 1880 SIS s.
rIAso ..S ;.Iz H.%Pton Isgs spipst Hassos.ssS
@ st NV. RE. f-82I2. is
PIANO. Cable Grand. apt. size. nice
sSg5 KTTTs. 1850 d St. NV
RE. 1922. lis
PIANOS FOE RENr-only s25 down.
50 mo. tao hauling ehargel puts .
new spinet piano IN your home on
oEn, or fAmcqs s ben ,Rs55NNTdAL.PuRcHAsE
PIANos-used uprishts. s45 ana up.
soies. S 81. s.ssoo. 800 'Dis PIANO ~ MART. Ssa
library Open Non. and Thurs. ewes.
PIAN0S-BTand new standard make
fun keyboard spinets. only $3.50.
Mahogany finish. 10-year guarantees.
nS Al;p nn.oI. NAM values sine Il Ssed IgtEnsst, gEs
MART. i6f5 7th St. NV. Dust a6ovs
the library. Open Mon. and Thurs.
PiANo-New. 4o-in. console. fun
keyboard. mahog.. case: regular 1913:
o%-@N---~ SS@~- @CSN - -
PLANO. apt. grand. French period.
beautiful ANTIQUE mahog: reas. Mr..
ooLIBART, AD. 4-592s t9:30-5:30).
16s
PIANos-christmas sale; large selec-
tion Of new sptnets and consoles
that We are Offering at large dis
counts. II you are looking for .
bargain in new pianos. this Is Il.
Come In and look; Long. sssy terms
pi2Sooss1l isSS Q &; M IN, keyboard. spins.;
regular s545, christmas special at
S15G, easy terms. MUSIC SALES
riase; foSP s.siSvay lsGS g s srsnd. nd II. iu,
ebony; . lovely instrument: COM
pisteiy renewed. ia. 2-3S12.
PfANOs F0R RENT-0Dtnets and
consoles. IS monthly and yD. plna
hauling. Also bargains :n used
slH.. Slan0is; sr. HsS s.sso6. eaa oDen Hen. ana
tcontinued On nsxt psss)
Evening star., 1954-12-14

COOK WANTED with experience and
references. THE ATLAS CLUB,
1919 Z st. NV. ID. S-Sa3S. I'D
COMPI OMETER OPERATOR, must
be experienced; 5-day. 40-hr. VIZ
Excellent starting salary. Cail MR..
LOOMIS. NO, 7-6262. ---l6
CONTRCT LADIES. AGE 5000
Earn Xmas money. 5 hrs. daily or
ewes. and Sat; about S3 hr. No
exper nee, Apply 5:30-7 PM, RIM.
700. 1919 p st. NV. --l6
COUNTERWOMAN, short-order, grill
work and sandwiches. II not thor
oughly exper. do not apply: refs;
must be between 25-35. Hours.
4:3O till 1880 pm. Can AP. 7-3905
between 2 pm. and $50 pm.
DENTAL. ASST; state age. exper. and
saiarY desired. Box 2T2-K. star.
IFouNTArN GIxIs. white. exper.. ref
erenses. permanent; closed sundays
and holidays. NATIONAL DRUG
CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. NV. -l7
GENERAL OFFICE WORkER. pern1a-
nenf position with hotel equipment
irm; vacation. sick leave and hos
pitaltxati0n: Requirements: Typing
ability and aptitude for figures nee
ess8ry. Arply Nh. Robel. 2nd M0Qr
once. 3. D. ADAMS Co.. GAL y: 4.
ave. nv. --lW
Evening star., 1954-12-14
sITUATIoNs--woMEN

sTENo CORRESPONDENT
exper: Is years; RA. 6-3s67. =,
CLk.-TYPIST, white, diversified ex-
per-. loyal worker needs perm, pos.
fun time. 5 DAYS, ~: 9-411T..
white. exper.. refs. LA. 6-2936.
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes case OF
any kind Or ehild's care with refs.
EXPERT sITENOGRAPHIC SERVICE
Legal and engineering experience.
Hourly or weekly basis. AID. 2.7S0o.
Ext. 32S. 15s
Evening star., 1954-12-14
SECRETARY
EXPERIENCED
UNDER 80
PERMANENT POSITION
5-DAY WEEK

GROUP HOSPITALIZATION
SALARY BASED ON ABILITY
Reply. giving age. marital status, edu-
cation. salary and length Of service
OF every previous employer. Please
do not apply unless you are top
secretary and can give the best
references. Box S6-K. Star. III
sTENO. for mortgage banking Arm.
should be available Immediately.
location: hours. 9:15 to S, 5 days
wk.: experience preferred but not
GRAHAM dTsham. rREpERicK asE w. BE fssEsRENss. s
INC. 1722 L st. NV, MA. $4,000.
sTENoGRAPHER, Ediphone opera
tor. for insurance claims dept;
permanent position; IS to 80 APP
ply MRS. REFS. $40 Woodward Bldg.
sTENoGRSPHER. Fl oaSasg; Is to as: HOUSE
HOLD FINANCE In Suitland area;
experience not necessary; knowl-
edge Of shorthand. Call Miss Well
and, 10. S-9364, III
STENOGRAPHER, tipping and short
hand. neatness and accuracy re-
quired; 5-day. 40-hr. week, plea ssfit
: working conditions; salary open. Ap-
ply 1905 Wisconsin ave. or call MR..
PHILLIPS. HO. 2-5560. 40
STENOGRAPHER, 1910. good knowl-
edge. Of shorthand and tyiping es-
sential; 5-day week, consideration
given beginners, vacation and sick
leave. other company benefits. Apply
wednesday. 8 am. to 4 PM, $50
l. ST. NV. lib
Evening star., 1954-12-14

razor r slsansa or no ehargss SoIO.
soodEEi asy q sisl1t, Phons RA' s-ssss any
DEAD TREEs IN YOUR LAWN made
into fireplace WOOD. Phone TIE
6-420S. 10
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs, short circuits. small Jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time,
ELECTRICIAN. D. c. and Mont. &c Co..
staI Or repsirs low SnG pricss paS
CO 5-959S; night, UN. 4-1566
free sstimatss reduced I'pn prices. Sc &
FLOORS S4NDED. expert work: I IA
rm. up: free estimate. MERRILL a
CO., ST. 3-S57O: JU, 5-4032, ewes,
FLOOR SANDING, finish. new, 70 sq.
IT.: old 1Oc up G, L, HINSON, l42
Yuma st, Sc. 10. 1-3475. 20s
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting. plas.
tering. carpentry work, roof paint
ing. repairing. PRINTz. .UN. 4-5334.
GENERAL CONTRACTING all work
done on small monthly payment
plan; HOWARD CURRY. 1925 YER
PAINTING average room, ceiling and
SIDE vaiis sib Bsth and Fitehefs
S1S and S2b White Iaechanics
CHARLES. IA. 4-is54 after & pm