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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. twhite) and s.h.w.. Live in.
Attractive new home. RIM. and bath.
$3.50 mo. Thurs. and Sun. afternoon
Of. DI- 7-6073 til 5 pm. ewes.
C Hi 6-t GAZE. COOK. s.h.w.; i've live in.
Oh; recent local refs; $50. EN-.
CIV, plain cooking, colored. sO-45;
live in. Other full-time help en-
ployed. Fri. afternoon OF and every
other Sun. City ref. $50 wk. EN-.
LIVE IN-Woman SO-45 years; g.h.w.
auto ute, appliances. Arl.. Va, IA.
LiGHT HOUsEKEEPER. white, for
live In; refs. exch. JE. 2-S283. -22
MAID, over 80, good position, to per-
son exper. and, competent, city refs.
required. LU. 1-4265.
MAID. colored, live in, 25-45: no
cooking. Good laundress. Other full
time help employed. Help with 8
every other Sun. City ref. $25. EN-.
RELIABLE middle-aged white woman
who will appreciate room and board
In exchange for light housekeeping
gentleman. Attractive salary and
practical nurses exper. necessary.
WANTED EXPERIENCED. reliable
chauffeur, yard and houseman;
single. with local refs. for lovely
country place. close to Washington.
In Md. Own car preferred; live in
permanent II satisfactory. OIL. q
WANTED. COUPLE-wife experienced
cook-housekeeper. husband good
chauffeur, house and yard man; for
lovely country place close-in Nd.
own apt. TV; with car preferred;
must have good, local refs. OIL.
WOMAN for g.h.w., live in or cple. To
live in Diet. house: 80 miles from
Wash. mr.. Annapolis, Md. Small
family. Salary open. Call MISS
HAMMOND. RE. 7-SSO4 TOMORROW.
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HELP-woMeN tcens.D

BEAUTY OPERAT0R and manicur.
list. Must be top hairdresser; $50
wk.. plus 6O% commission. TED
AND ANGELO. 4s07 Mass. ave. NV.
R EM S7s SsP9SeRiAroR for silver sDl,n,
salon; 5-day wk. Salary and comm.
Closed Sat. during July and Aug.
BEAUTY OPERATOR = Exclusive
NV. hotel-apt. bldg; air-condi-
toned salon; closed Mondays; sal
airy optional. Call EN-. 2-3S71.
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GIRL FRIDAY

WOMAN meat wrapper in self-seryice
neat dept; S'A-day week; $$3ls
Observation-Disclosures I'D. un-
der instructions reweaving: qualify
YOUNG 81 NS LADY. steno.-typist: . for
position larGe mortgaee banking
mortgage loans. Able to meet public.
Hours, 9:15 to 5, 5-day VIZ. Usual
employe benefits. FREDERICK w.
BERENs, INC, 1922 L st. NV. Ma.
S-5000 See Mr.. Graham. -23
OPPORTUNITY-Full or part-time.
permanent IN sales dept. For app't.
BsSSRRNO "a E;G 1lSsO.; woman nan TO
drive car and direct grcuD REPRE- repre-:
for underpriyileged and displaced
children. Adequate remuneration.
must be highly capable with win
some PERSONALITY Write details to
v5 Bog r s47Ts yn SsaI Tooyad,.. =. e2e.r
See ad. in male column headed
"THE ROARING TwENTIES." ,--2l
semi-invaIid: no houseWork or cook
ing: must i've IN salary Open IN
IysC1f1i;oN MONEY - II you would
like an extra 500 for your vaca-
ton, see the AVON personnel diree-
tor and let her explain how you car
earn that and more. RE. 1907
AMBITIOUS WOMEN ca, desirins
local paTt-time work; must have
pleasing personality; earning up. 70
800 mo. RE. 7-0706. "a
NEAT eoiored Girl for part-time foun-
tain work N drugstore. MA. e-Oe62.
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when ANSWERING advesfisenlenfs
addressed to Star bozes DO NOT
I inclose ORIGINAL references. photo
graphs or other materials Of per.
sonal Udlue Copies serpe the pHf.
pose ORIGINALS may Get lost
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HELp.-.-MEM

PARTS SALESMAN. TO work from
panel truck covering I'VE Southern
Maryland counties. Must have parts
experience and preferably experience
IL Ford parts. 4 good salesman can
E ESss oP sas a06 Ssness s
paid vacations. Here IS . chance TO
advance and get ahead with one Of
WashingtOn's leading EQnd dealers.
Apply Mr.. Garner FRANK SMALL.
Jr.s INC. 1901 Good Hope I'd: Sc.
PHARMACIST, fuIl time. excel. work.
Inc conditions. EMPIRE PHARMACY.
1913 Conn. ave. NV. -21
PHARMACISTS
Registered. Excellent salary. 4S-hour
week. six a-hnur days: 3 holidays
. year with. nav. Large prescription
excellent chance for advancement.
Vacation with nay after year;
sick leave after ] W.: insurance
and disqualification available after
3 months; employment retirement
plan plan available for those over 80
apply in person to Mr.. c. B. Aldrich.
PEOPLES DRUG STORES. INC.
$40 tn st. NV. washington. D. G.
end floor. over our lib and q SITS.
SIotel. no. 2-1Z34.
PHOTOGRAPHER. experienced only
Must have 16 nm. movie camera,
lights. car. $50 Wk, plus car allow
MISS KNOX. RE. 1928.
Observation-Disclosures OIL
will train: own equipment or able
to purchase must have car: salary,
P SaoSHo O2rl PR6oF f'q P iss Frs
-Experienced or will train II you
have sales background: salary
500 Room 414S I'll 14th st. NV.
SHOTOSTAT OPERATOR, EXPERT
enced 5.day week. ABEL q Co.
PEAsTERER WANTED, must be GOOD:
BY day or contract: 2 houses at cnce.
j. M. MEDLEY. 10. S-5777.
PLUMBER, for new-hOuSe work IL
Nd Must have car. hand tools and
journeyman's license. WA. 7-6030
s to PPM. ---23
PLUMBERS. for jcbbing and remodel
ing work. with d. c.. drivers per.
init: steady work for sober and
reliable man. Apply in personV
1912 Ga. ave. NV. 20
PRESSER. wool experienced only;
steady lob If YOU can press: tor
piscs,r9ts pay Apply Mr; BRENT
ST.. NV.
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SALESWOMAN
Rockville, Md
EXPERiENcfD m

LADIES HEAOY-TO-WEAH
CALL 20. 2-419e -23
SECRETARIES-2O TO As, to per-
form interesting secretarial duties
under excelleent workins conditions;
work required. Convenient to those
In Bethesda Chevy Chase area. CAL
OIL. 1900, Ext. 90 or 49, Monday
sECREfARY-Able to run 1-sirl Of
nee efaeiently; attraetiye WORKING
An A-12T2 -22 !.
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SITUATIoNs-DoMESTIc
INSTRUCTION COURSES

RADIO-Tv REPAIR, I6-wk. eve. cour..
500 (S5 lab. fee. 81 wkly.): S-wk
HOUSEWIVES. WoSENN Ai n"6 Bis
money at home in spare time. Learn
phone, Box 435-M, star. 80.
ACCORDION LESSONS - Beginhers'
class now starttng:- special summer
rates. 81 per lesson; instrument
furnished free while. learning. DOM
wait; enroll now; ~. 9;;6455. Pa
OF second GRADE pupils; 4 weeks be;
between 5 and pm.
WILL TEACH RUSSIAN IL exchange
for English diction. Box 499-M.
NEW CLAssEs-summer school, typ
ing. shorthand, bookkeeping. once
machines: small classes; wonderful
positions. some paying to $50 wk.
Enroll today. BOYD SCHOOL. cor.
18TH and @ SITS. MA. $3.50. Est.
sIS1MER TERM in broadcastins
SxT1sI.. Ac a or ZERO sRoAb fSSs nHs1i
LEARN 70 SING in 10 cas-, lessons ssa
Special summer rates BASIC
SINGING SYSTEM JU. 9-1213.
cOLORED-TYPING. - wk.: 16-wk
eve. course; free loan Of typewriter
for home practice: ABC and GregG
shortd. 1888 O Sc. NV, MA. S-3259.
Abe SHORTHAND in 8 yks.; S07; SO.
3 wks. Typing individually taught.
Air conditioned. TEMPLE SCHOOL.
10th Year MA R-3069
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AUTOGRAPHS MAN

We have an opening for an alert
hard-working man, experienced IN
parts work. Paid holidays and va
Conditions. See Mr.. stohiman, IT..
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET. 33rd and
NJ streets NV, AID. 2-1646. ga
AUTO SALESMAN. used cars: may
also sell new Lincoln and Mercury;
not often q vacancy on our sales
force: must furnish good references:
our present men exceed $500 per
year; 1 no oaters ml 9ssS aPply;
81 sTuB fssH s4f y1f Biadens6urs I'd. No
AUT SIs Ss SALESMAN to sell De
Soto and Plymouth; prefer young
man experienced with Chrysler prod
ucts: excellent compensation plan
and opportunity for large earnings
Apply MI Nc Eaten teoa BETHESDA E;TIa1 IDA NO 10
AUTO JISST SALESMAN. to sell new stude.
bakers and used cars. salary and
commission; opportunity for right
man to connect. with Northern Va; s
6 5Sss' A SsHdsHeziE esaEs gee CEN
TER. 5S5 N. Glebe I'd. Arlington.
Va. 16 years IN Arlington. 81
AWNING MEN, experienced. and
helpers: 313 Kennedy st. NV. --2l
BARTENDER, exper or inexper. Must
BE fast srG aye SXsaT snS
B HS5 gPshPE g. Full FULL CHARGE :
Automotive exper. pref; $50 to
start; this is permanent position
with well-estab. CO. in the auto
and finance business. Call MI. Co
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bla-
AAnghIR0
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SECRETARY
SILVER SPRING. MD.


l-GIRL OFFICE
Require qualified woman
under 35 yrs. who viii assume
q responsible position to q de-
partment head Of local organi-
Typing must be fast and
w.p.m. shorthand. duties are
many and varied
Permanent position. 5-day
4O-hour week with opportunity
to advance to administrative
Send brief resume of past
experience and earnings for
interview to BOX 20S-M. star.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, goo
typing and shorthand ability re
ing conditions Cali MRS. sHN Ike z
RE. 7-750o. Ext. 1851. for ap
ss EiiVi6aEni DESK CLERK. adjustmen
dept. must be experienced in public
relations by phone. knowledge o
S nn,6 or r.- dry els s9p hslg51l
37th 81. and Eastern ave. Mt. Rain,
SHOE III; rs SALEsGIRI-Apply 1861 Ga
ave. FElSER SHOE STORE. -22
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white; mus
be. experienced. Excellent salary
Refs. REQ. Apply in person, O'DON.
NELL's DRUGSTORE, Wis. and 7
STENOGRAPHER-For airline com.
munications firm. 6-day week All
cond; office. airline. PRIVILEGES. ME
sTEN0G;RAPHER-C CLERK, opening in
old-establisheG arm, exper not es.
sential. See Mr.. Edwards. GAIT 4
BROS. INC. 607 18th st NV.
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HELP--WoAAEN
HOSIERY

Must be thoroughly experienced
Permanent position. Excellent sal.
airy and commission. 5-day week
Hahn Shoe Stores
14th AND q SITS. NV.
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SECRETARY

Interesting variety Of secre-
tarial duties which include
contact with personne ]
Enjoy the advantages of .
large manufacturing con-
Germ. Attractive employs
benefits. ideal workin g
hours, good transportation
5-day work week, promo.
tional opportunities, etc.
Proof of citizenship required
ERGO
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SITUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT - Part time; books
refs sauE Daem HS s So S Cirt time
CAMERAMAN. journeyman B. and
W. To- do process color work: also
D. and ". Box 216-M, Star. III
CHAUFFEUR HOUSEMAN, light truck
CRYING. Service station work. 10.
DRIVER SALESMAN. young man; D.
drygoods. 10. 1929. al
ELECTRICIAN MECHANIC. Just ar
and speaks Enklsh. willing to work
as helper; KE. 6-S353. III
ENG. STUDENT, white, U. Of Wis,
VIII work this summer at any legiti-
mate work. E. BURKEY, AID. 2-699O.
NDUST. ENGINEER, grad, young,
mfg. exp. facilities design. methoas
now. studies bus. minded. oppor-
unity. Box 42S-M. Star.
P:AINTER-Inside and outside paint.
me; reas. prices; free estimates
work guar. WADE. Elk. 3-9633:
SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT, avaiiabl,
lmmedss perm. Age So and single
STENo.. gen. ONCE work. exper., male
MAN, eOlored; desires Job as ianitor
| G11sCA AtnSC0s ECACECuCcos AL. Z"SGO6
Man. colored; desires work as janitor
Options. Ii. 3-7003.
MEN AVAILABLE tor house ano yard
work and other misc odd Jobs. Cal
the SALVATION ARMY. HarboI
Light Center NE 1882
YOUNG MAN, 20, draft exempt
| wishes position IN TV as apprentice
o yrs. exper. in radio. La. 6-7675
COLLEGE STUDENT wishes summer
employment; excel. typist with higi
| C. S. rating: reliable and conscien
tious. Can OIL. -2-3S5O. -2i
AMBITIOUS, RELIABLE BOY, white
IL. desires empl. for summer: elec
or mechanical work. OIL. 4-2016
COLORED MAN, honest, reliable, non
drinker. wants work in garagt
changing tires. batteries, fabrication
willing to learn anything else. RA
COLORED MAN. 80, desires work a
CLERK. cook, canvasser, porter; re
liable. refs: no driving. DE. 2-854S
COLQRED MAN wishes janitor work
good refs Ii $1,000. ri
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HOSTESSES

Neat-appearing young WON.
en-, 22.40 years. 6-ft.-6 mini
mum height, with previous
waitress or hostess experience,
to start training Immediately.
We offer salary, based on
experience, opportunity to ad.
vance to dining room man
ager, furnish SACONY suits.
meals group disqualification
and insurance. annual and
s'fE Leave purchase discounts:
worsnT 9 sS Eii1.lG psr ws ss0p ine
GLIDING week ends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21

evening meal, $50 to
$3.50; no SUNDAYS; top pay. and
meals; experience preferable; Phone
RESTAURANT. 5000 Conn. ave. NV.
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SAFEWAY9 STORES. INC
1845 4th 'ST. NE.
8:3O-11 and Ia

--2l
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN a. =
Old. progressive company, small
Realtors. builders, specializing me-,
Sc, Prince GEORGES County. ma.
real ESTATE statesmen, earn
while you Learnt Phone COX g. co.
MT S S41z ra a I.;sJ IT. RaiSHlsr'
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, earn
while you learnt Phone cox &
Co., now S4I Ia r., .55a ave- Mt.
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KENNEL MAN. middle-aged: must be
sober and have D. c. drivers per-
LIoUoR STORE SALESMAN ANn
MANAGER, must be experienced
good refs. wonderful opportunity
confidential Box 495-S. Star. -2i
AGENTS-Local or trav-
ell. We have openings for organ.
izars and statesmen. Earnings and
territory unlimited. S125 q week
guarantee to agents who can trail
new applicants. Apply KEYSTONE
READERS SERVICE. 724 9th
MSTNTFNANCE MAN. white. 40 OIL
over, married, NON-DRINKER, prioI
apt. project experience necessary;
references required. Good salary plus
apt. No children. Bethesda area. OIL
R-67nS Call before 3 pm. 81
MAN, capable, active
reliable. best habits; for, rovine
maintenance Of minor plumbing,
heating. electrical, etc. NO. 7-0660
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

One-girI insurance once; 6-day week
pleasant working conditions; short
hand REQUIRED. IN. Mcc0RD. Ma
S-O9oo. -S1
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DTCTApHONE SECY

DICTAPHONE SECY.
with at least 9 months experiences
in dictaphone or similar transcript
lent location Excellent working
conditions. Steadily expanding. or
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES iNSUR-
ANCE CO., 14th and I sts- NV,
Please apply ct = 81. entrance. 81
.OTREf:TOR OR NURSING SERVICE
e0-hed general nospital Appiy Adj
mlnistratof CAMBRIDGE NARY
LAND H0sPI1 AZ. camhstdge Nd:
DRUG AND CIGAR CLERK.
Exper only. under 40. No nlghts o.
Sunday. Apply IN person. CHASTLE-
TON PHARMACY. 18th and r nv
FOUNTAIN dIRL. neat. clean. dc.
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REAL ESTATE
ANALYST

We have an opening for q youna
man in our real estate dept. who
plats or information and figures:
read and check surveys and title
reports. Must be able To. check pro-
vision of leases and contract
forms. .,
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HOT sH H5fI4 INC.

Room 200 !. 1871 @ st. NV.
LEGAL SECRETARY, trade associai-
tinn: $500 per mo-: send brief res
( ume Of experience to Box 6S-M. Star.
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BEAUTY SALON
MANAGER

For Our Clarendon, Va. Salon
EXPERIENCED
Excellent opportunity for persons
No license required.
EMILE
1921 Conn. Ave. d.. 7-se1e
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Dry Cleaning Routeman
tcoLoREDl
$40 per week. plus commission: ex-
cellent opportunity for right man
Applicant must have worked last
week lob: in this area. Apply IN
person Monday through Saturday.
1880 am. to p.m., 230S r. ]. ave
ne .-22
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FOUNTAIN GIRL. neat clean. de.
pendable. Exper.. refs. Good salary
$3.50 70 9 pm. daily Through est
LA. 0-0bOQ -xA
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ERGO

ENGINEERING & RESEARCH CORP.
Md, WA. 7.4444
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MELR--MEN
SHOE gAT.EsWEN
HIN SHOE STORES

Part-time employment. Must be *
perienced: for evenings and satuF,
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JANITOR

Wanted to work four hours daily
days q week, every week, from 3
pm. to z pm NV. section. Must
have other regular part-time lob
Must have good work references
Janitor experience in store or Office
preferred. In reply. give your age
telephone no. and time Of day Il
call you
P. o. BOX 3046
WASHINGTON, D. c.
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. AUTOMOTIVE HELL

- AUIOMOI1VE HE'LL
MECHANICS
Washington's largest Chevrolet dealer
has several openings for Ist-class
mechanics. Must be thoroughly
exper. on all types Of cars.
CONTROL TOWER OPERATORS
Prefer men with exper. in expediting
service repair work. See Mr.. Pres
grave, Service Manager.
OURISMAN CHEVROLET
go H st. NE. -25
AUTO MECHANIC, familiar with GIN
products. for Washington's largest
Pontiac dealer. Good pay and work
PONTIAC CO.. 1887 Irving st. NV
AUTO MECHANIC. white. exper.; paid
vacation; tep salary. 1909 3rS st.
AUTO MECH. -. Must be exper. on
.ArI;; We; Nc phone calls please FL 2
General Motors parts preferred; hos
See Mr.. Trate CoAST-IN PONTIAC.
INC, 407 Florida ave. me-. Ii.
AUTO.PARTs MAN-Experienced GIN
preferred: wonderful opportunity for
manent and lucrative position with
encss required; See Mr.. Sizemore at
Hampden lane. Bethesda. Md. Phone
or AQ00O for oUnntnf uanf -CA
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SALESLADI

Exper in ehildren's wear. Good sal
airy. JAY DEEs. 1907 @ st. nv
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BUILDERS LOW
WHOLESALE PRICES
FREE ESTIMATES. Mr.. Silver.
IA. 4-1602 -26
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AND HEATING-No job
too small: 24-hour service; reason.
able prices. Registered In D. C. and
Nd. ON. 4-4359. -25
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- Ladies. earn $50 wk. or more doing
q pleasant handWork ct home. See
our ad under Instruction Courses.
n "a
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KITCHENS IN COLOR
Remodel your kitchen in beautiful
color, birch or knotty pine cabinets,
by kitchen experts.
Evening star., 1954-12-10
Sharpe Offers School
To Ease Crowdinq
At Junior Village

Welfare Director Gerard M.
Shea today was to inspect the
Military Road School for possi-
bility of it's use as a site to ease
overcroWding at the Washing
ton Building. Junior Village.
5000 Loughborough road NV.
The school. now used for
training retarded children, was
offered yesterday to Commis-
sioner Renah F. Camalier by
Melvin c. Sharpe. president Of
the Board of Education.
Mr.. Sharpe, just out of the
hospital after major operation.
said he had not consulted School
Superintendent Hobart M. Corn
ing or any members of the board,
but declared, Il see no reason
why the board shouldn't agree. :"
Use of the school would ease
overcrowding at the Junior Viii
lage, where both infants and
children are detained by the
city's Welfare Department. The
Commissioners yesterday ordered
a joint inspection of the build
ing by the Fire Department and
the Department of Licenses and
Inspections, following a fatal
fire at a Montgomery County
nursing home last Monday.
Mr.. Sharpe conceded that he
was speaking without authori-
zation of the Board of Educa-
ton, but said he would use all
his powers of persuasion to effect
the transfer.
Evening star., 1954-12-10
Navy Families to Ridein Comfort on Trip West

| transferred from the Atlantic to
the Pacific.
The department said today ii
would make IAN ali out" effort
TO minimize inconvenience to the
personnel and families involved,
The special trains will have
such added extras as medical at
tendants. movies. games, lounge
spaces and facilities for feeding
children of various ages. The
number requesting participation
in this movement win determine
the extent of the special train
arrangements.
On arrival, the families will be
met by naval personnel and OFF,
cials Of the Navy Wives Clubs
and moved into furnished tenn
poraly housing pending location
Of permanent housing.
The special services include
baby-sitting, temporary storage
of households effects and as
sistance in enrolling children in
schools and locating permanent
homes.
The planned date of depar-
ture for most Of the families is
January Is.
Evening star., 1954-12-10
Smithsonian Wants Meteorite,
But $5 900? Good Heavens!

lection of meteorites in the
world. 1t is represented by about
half of the 1900 to 1900 known
meteorites, and one more would
be welcome.
MI. Foshag said the Smith
sonian usually pays 500 Or 5000
a pound for meteorites.
But that's for little ones
maybe one Founders" he has
tened to ada. The rate dimin-
ishes as the weight increases"
The museum will put the OBJ
jact, believed part of a shooting
star. under microscope and give
it the once over. Perhaps it
will be of value in fitting into
the general pattern of foregoing
studies.
But it has no intrinsic value, :"
said Mr.. Foshag. "Of course
we'd like to have 1t, but not
for anything like $5.000."
Evening star., 1954-12-10

The Navy also said 1t had
arranged. to permit officers and
enlisted men attached to the
ships to exchange duty" where
feasible with other Atlantic per-
sonnel who desire to go to the
West Coast.
To. date, TOO of the 1000 en-
listed men submitting such re-
quests and 12O of 240 officers
have been transferred from units
shifted to ships remaining in the
Atlantic on a talent" basis.
The Navy said that the entire
operation was not costing any
more, and in many cases less,
than the cost would have been
if the families moved entirely
under their own arrangements,
Change in the home port of
16 destroyers, two cruisers and
Is amphibious ships was an
nounced previously. Ten OF the
warships already have sailed
from the East Coast and the
others will follow shortly after
January I. All have been as
signed new home ports in either
San Diego or Long Beach, Calf.
Evening star., 1954-12-10
Defense Plea Acquifs
Woman in vaqrancY Case

Mrs. Frances p. Santa Cruz
was acquitted of a vagrancy
charge in Municipal Court yes
terday after a companion charge
Of solicitating for prostitution
was dropped.
Mrs. Santa Cruz. "a. of the
1900 block of Massachusetts,
avenue NV, was arrested in a
downtown hotel by q detective
early this month.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Kenneth D. Wood nolle
pressed the soliciting charge
yesterday. Defense attorney Jo-
seph M Bonuso then succeeded
in gaining an acquittal for his
client from Judge Andrew J.
Howard. jr., after arguing that
a number of observations of i'm
morality and idleness must be
made before a charge of va
grancy can be borne out.
Mrs. Santa Cruz served three
to nine months in jail on a false
pretenSe charge in 1858.
Evening star., 1954-12-10
Associated Press
Selects 7 Assistant
General Managers
By the Associcted Press

NEW YORK. Dec. I0.-Ap-
pointment of Wes Gallagher and
Harry T. Montgomery as assist
ant general managers of the AS
sociated Press was announced
today by General Manager Frank
j. Starzel.
MFR. Gallagher, a general exec
utive since 1851, will continue in
charge of the personnel depart
ment, A. P. Newsfeatures and
Wide World Photos.
Mr.. Montgomery, traffic execu-
tive since 1851, has responsibility
for newspaper membership rela-
tions, communications and busi-
ness affairs.
Mr.. Starzel said the promo
tionS reflected the "broadened
scope OF their assignments.
Mr.. Gallagher and Mr.. Mont
gomery Joined the A. p. in 1887.
Mr.. Gallagher, born in San
Francisco in 1911, graduated
from Louisiana State University
in 1886. He worked on the Baton
Rouge La ate-Times and
Morning Advocate and the Ro-
chester IN. " Democrat and
Chronicle before joining the
A. p. He served in the Buffalo,
Albany and New York A. p. bu-
reaus before going to Europe in
1910 as a foreign and war COR
respondent.
After the war Mr.. Gallagher
served as chief of bureau in
Paris until 1916, when he became
chief of bureau for Germany. He
remained there until 1850, when
he returned to New York.
Mr.. Montgomery, As, was
born in Flint. Mich. He was edu-
Gated at the University of
Michigan, Kings College of the
University of London and CO.
lumbia University. He was a
Nieman fellow at Harvard Uni
versity in 194O-41.
Mr.. Montgomery worked on
the Detroit Times and Detroit
Free Press and was cable editor
for International News Service
prior to Joining the A. P.