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Evening star., 1954-05-02


hold municipal elections tomor-
row. A breakdown of the COM
munities and the Offices to be
filled follows:
GAINESVILLE
Residents Of this upper county
community will vote from 6 to 8
pm. at Lillard Garage to fill
the three council seats for one
year.
Incumbents, Chairman Spen-
Ger Fisher, a retired farmer;
Mark P, Jeffers, an electrician,
and Mrs. Cecilia Hersberger, a
housewife. have indicated they
will serve if reelected. There
is no filing requirement and any
one in the town who fulfills the
eligibility qualifications could be
voted into Office.
BROOKEVlLLE
Three commissioners will be
elected for two-year terms by
residents of this upper county
community.
1ncumbentS, Chairman How
ard T. Craver. Charles r. Haw-
kins and c. Willard Harvey, also
have indicated their willingness
to serve another term.
Like Barnesville, there is no
filing requirement and any one
with proper qualifications could
be elected. The polling place,
Boswell's Store. will be open
from 2 to 6 pm.
DRUMMOND
Residents of Drummond a
special taxing district in the
Chevy Chase area, will choose
three committeeman to serve
one-year terms.
1ncumbents are James B.
Garry, 4721 Drummond avenue,
Edward w. eastman, 4617
Orummond avenue, and Rear Ad-
miral James E. Arnold (retired)
4724 Drummond avenue.
The election will be held from
6 to 8 pm. at the home of Mr..
eastman.
GAITHERSBURG
A mayor and two council
members will be elected.
Incumbent mayor Harry c.
Perry is not seeking reelection.
Councilman G. Sprigg Ward has
announced for the mayors post
and is opposed by Merton F.
Duvall.
The two council incumbents,
Charles p. Fox and George w.
Marshall. have announced they
are seeking reelection. They are
opposed by E. Russell Gloyd
and John w. Griffith.
Polling will be conducted from
noon to Z pm, at the council
room in the fire house.
GARRETT PARK
A mayor and two councilmen
are to be elected.
Incumbent Mayor Francis j.
Short has declined to seek re-
election. Councilman Samuel T.
Powell. of 4700 Clyde avenue, has
announced his candidacy for
mayor and is opposed by Thomas
F. Wilson, 10811 Kenilworth
avenue.
Seeking reelection to the
council is Dudley j. Hill. 11204
Kenilworth avenue. Also vieing
for the two vacancies are James
j. Murray. 10805 Keswick street,
and Edward D. Friedman, 10702
Weymouth street.
Ballots will be cast between 2
and 7 pm, at the B. & o. Rail-
road station in Garrett Park.
SOMERSET
Residents of this Chevy Chase
area community will elect two
councilmen and q mayor for
two-year terms.
Mayor Irving Day is not seek
ing reelection.
Two candidates for mayor are
William F. Belts. q former
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Cereal Coils for Milk

MILWAUKEE.-It is estimated
that breakfast cereal users alone
consume about 400 million quarts
Of milk q year on their break
fast food.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Safety Talks
Dick Mansfield PIons
Proqrom in County

7 Inspector Dick Mansfield.
director of The Stars School
Safety Program, will give safety
chalk talks at the following
Prince Georges County schools
this week:
MISUNDERSTANDING. $50 am.
Rosaryville, II am.
Tuesday - Cottage City, $50
am. N. Brentwood, 10:30 am.
Observation-Disclosures Heights,
$50 am. Fairmont Heights
Elementary II am.
Thursday Douglas Elemen-
tary, $50 am. Marlboro Ele-
mentary. 1890 am.
Friday-Edmonston. $50 am.
.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Alexandra Group Meets

The Alexandria. Association
will hear recommendations on
preservation Of Alexandria's his
toric antiquities at a meeting at
8 pm. tomorrow in Gadsby's
Tavern, Cameron and Royal
streets.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Six Small Towns
In Montgomery Hold
Elections Tomorrow

Six Montgomery County Com
munities besides Rockville will
hold municipal elections tomor-
row. A breakdown of the COM
munities and the Offices to be
filled follows:
Evening star., 1954-09-21
|NaiionaIisis Step Up
Their BoIrbardIneni
|0f Red Mainland
BY The Assoeiaisd Press

TAIPEH. Formosa, Sept. 2l.--
Chinese Nationalist guns on
Quemoy stepped up the bonn
bardment Of the Red mainland
today and Nationalist air-sea
strikes along the coast continued
for the 10th straight day. the
Defense Ministry announced.
Warplanes were credited with
damaging three Red gunboats OF
about 1000 tons each, sinking
Is military junks and damaging
80. including a big motorized
junk.
A Nationalist Army spokesman,
asked how long the attacks might
continue, replied noncommittally:
I'VE receive orders and carry
them out"
1t. Gen. Chang Yi-ting, the
army spokesman, said artillery
fire against Annoy and other Red
bases has become heavier. He
refused to say whether this
means ammunition stockpiles
have been replenished.
Gen. Chang said Nationalist
batteries fired more shells than
the Communists yesterday for
the first time since the five-hour
Red barrage OF September 3,
which touched of the. fighting.
A communique said National
list planes and warships patrolled
the China coast in search Of Red
military craft. It claimed that
planes yesterday destroyed seven
Communist motorized junks and
damaged seven others and one
gunboat.
Gen. Chang said the fighting
around Quemoy, Z miles off
Annoy, had crippled trade flowing
through that big Communist
port opposite Formosa. The
spokesman said that so far as
he knows only one British ship
has called at Annoy since Sep
tember 3,
Evening star., 1954-09-21
N. Owen Bookhuitz, 36,
Dies at Hospital

Mn1o1d OweA 4oookhultz, SO,
washington area plumber, dleo
yesterday of cancer at Mount
Alto Hospital. He lived at 81
Marianne drive, Morningside,
Md.
+. Mr.. Bookhultz was immediate
past commander or Washington
Building Trades Post No. "a of
the American Legion. He was a
member of the Centennial Ma
sonic Lodge in Marlboro, Plumb
SerS Local No. 5, Bells Methodist
Church, Camp Springs. Md. and
a patron of Marlboro Chapter of
the Eastern Star.
Born in Washington, Mr..
Bookhultz went to Roosevelt
High School. He fought overseas
with the 29th Infantry Division
during World War II and re-
ceived the Silver Star for gallan-
try.
Survivors are his widow, Betty
Fisher Bookhultz; a son, Dennis
c., S; his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Milford Bookhultz, Forestville.
Md, and a brother, Floyd, Morn
ingside, Md.
Services viii be held ait IL AN.
Thursdays ali Bells eEiioxiist
Church, Camp Springs. Md.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Limited Hits Truck;
One Killed, 28 Hurt
By the Associated Press

NATION, ILL.,, Sept. al
One person was killed and 28
others were injured yesterday
when a New York Central
streamliner plowed into a truck
at a crossing and left the tracks.
The NYC's diesel powered
Southwestern Limited, bound for
New York with an estimated 95
passengers, struck the truck and
the second unit of its diesel en-
gine' was derailed. Nine cars
following 1t careened from the
tracks and wound up 200 yards
beyond the crossing. The last
two cars remained on the rails.
The derailed cars sheared tele-
phone and power poles. as well
as tearing up trackage.
Rescue crews attributed the
relatively small number of in
juries to the, fact that the de-
rallied cars did not splinter. VIM
dows were smashed, accounting
for cuts suffered by some riders.
Passengers said there was "al-
most no panic" Haaf1 ri
Killed in the collision was Cary
Bryant, "a, of Mattoon, driver of
the truck laden with gravel.
Only three injured remained
in the hospital over night.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

summer it was too hot to make
him wear a sign. He's been
better about wandering lately.
anyhow"
Dennis was taken in by Mrs.
John e. Allison of 1923 North
Glebe road, Arlington, after
passing motorists shouted warn
ings to the frightened youngster
to stay off the road. Mrs. Alli-
sons daughter Edna Mai, 5, sat
on the curbstone with Dennis
and explained to her mother
that the little boy was lost.
Even though he couldn't talk,
Edna Mai knew 1t, Mrs. Allison
said.
Arlington police took Dennis
to the Fairfax County line, where
they were met by a Mclean am
hulance carrying his anxious
mother. He was glad to see me,
but his three dogs worried him.
They followed him all the way
from home but the policemen
said they were too wet and
muddy to get in their car"
III Route .Retraced.
Mr.. Daley, called home from
his job. went back later and
rescued the loyal Dalmatian,
Lady. and her two puppies. That
made Dennis smile again.
Found fit after a checkup at
Arlington Hospital. Dennis was
sent home to bed. Mr.. Daley
and Fairfax County Detective
Sergt. Joe Howard, a former
neighbor of the Daileys and one
of the searchers, retraced what
they assumed was Dennis route
It was s miles along Tenni-
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Explorations OF Deaf Boy, 3,
Touch off Search in Fairfax
Police and Firemen
Find Dennis Duiley
Near Mclean Road
By Ben Franklin

"I am deaf. My name Is Den
mis- Warren Daley. I live with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Daley on
Engleside drive in Mclean, Va.
If you find me. please take me
home"
That is the text of an adhe-
sive tape sign that Dennis War
rem Daley unfortunately wasn't
wearing yesterday. Dennis, who
is 3. wandered almost z miles
from home, touching off a search
by 25 firemen and a squad. of
Fairfax County police.
Dennis is an inveterate ex-
plorer, according to his father,
a 32-year-old rnactiI1ist at the
United States Soldiers Home.
He was sitting. tired, wet, de-
jected and with tears in his
eyes while the posse of res
cuers combed the Mclean coun-
tryside, And, of course, little
Dennis couldn't tell any one he
was getting more and more lost
and farther and farther away
from home.
Almost totally deaf as a re-
suit of an attack of meningitis
when he was 9 months old, Den
mis- has not yet learned to speak
his name. A hearing aid has
been ordered for him and will
arrive next week.
Makes Up for Ride,
He's not a lone wolf, Mr..
DALEY explained, as long as his
two brothers and three sisters
are home and playing with him.
'%But Ididn't take him for his
usual nI1ling drive his mother
said, land I guess he just had
to go out on his own" 81
Mrs. Daley usually takes Den-
mis- for q ride around the neigh
borhood on mornings after the
{ other. children have gone to
school.
MRS.. Daley noticed Dennis
was missing about o. am. THE
Mclean Volunteer Fire DEPART
ment is only a fields distance
away, and Mrs. Daley checked
there first. It's favorite Dennis
territory, she said. Then the
search was on, growing as the
hours passed and fresh volun-
teers Joined in, combing nearby
woods for the little boy who
couldn't hear and couldn't talk.
Gets Wise to Sign.
Last winter Mrs. Daley pasted
huge adhesive tape tag on
Dennis jacket when he first
showed signs of wandering. HE
got wise to that pretty fast and
pulled it off" /" she said. "and this
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Mrs. HoniknlaIl, 46,
Charity Worker, Wife
|0f Fruit Dealer, Dies

Mrs. Irving Honikman, 46. ac-
tive in charity work here. died
last night at George Washington
Hospital where she had under
gone surgery for cancer. She
lived at 500 Aspen street NV.
She was the wife of Irving
Honikman, owner of Florida
Fruit and Vegetable Co. here
and the brother of Harry Honik-
man, Washington grocer who was
murdered in a holdup in March,
1858.
The former Rose Lubitz, Mrs.
Honikman was born in Trenton,
N. j. She was second vice presi-
dent of the Jewish Consumptive
Relief Society and was active in
the Pioneer Women and Home
for the Aged.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by two sons and two
daughters. Shelley, Leslie, and
Miss Sandra Honikman, all OF
the home address: Mrs. Stella
Kilt, 8213 Fourteenth avenue
Hyattsville, Md; her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lubitz, Tren-
ton; two sisters. Mrs. Edith
Cohen, 2525 Fourteenth street
Me-; Mrs. Sylvia Juster, TIA
Kennedy street N. E.; a brother
Sam Lubitz, GAIA Fifth street
NV: two other brotners IL,
Trenton and a grandson.
Services will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow at DanzansKy's funeral
home, 1901 Fourteenth street.
NV. Burial Will be in District
of Columbia Lodge Cemetery.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
FOUND.


CAT.e beautiful pearl white, vic. West
Cation ave. Owner or good home in Va.
kI. 9-3959.
COCKER. small black, female, vic. N.
Pitt st. Owner or good home in Va.
KI. 9-3959.
COLLIE, thoroughbred vic. Devon pl.
DOG, cocker, male; buff; no tags, vic.
Foxhall I'd. and Hawthorne. WO. 6-0400.
PUPPY. slick black, white chest vic.
Eayette st.. Owner or good home in Va
XII. 9-3959.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
cuIlinq Card

LEXINGTON, Ky. P1-Po-
licemen checking on who dumped
a pile Of garbage on the road
side came UP with a prize clue
a letter to Luther Larson. SO
Thompson road. He was fined
$25. The letter was an overdue
bill from q garbage collector
for less than the amount OF the
fine.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Bendix Ace BoiIs Out
- -
From Vibrating Jet
By the Assoeioted Press

pf Hie NSSoSi0IGu FISSSSa #n
NEWPORT NEWS, va, Sept.
21.-The Air Force pilot who
came in second in the Bendix
Trophy Race from Muroc, Calf, :,
to Dayton, Ohio, earlier this
month, parachuted from an
F-84-F Thunderstorm jet over
Charles City County yesterday.
The pilot. Maj. Harry K. Evans,
commander of the 509th Fighter
Bomber Squadron at Langley
Air Force Base, landed safely in
a cornf1eld and the plane crashed
in a wooded tract and was de-
molished about 10 miles away.
Maj. Evans elected himself
from the plane after it developed
severe vibration.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

son drive in Mclean, down NOld
Dominion drive and Chester
brook road. Mr.. Daley shook his
head. "How he missed being hit
by a car-he can't hear them
coming-is one of the things
Dennis will never tell u.s." he
said
Evening star., 1954-10-28

COOK G.H.W., 25-4O years: live in;
refs; $50 to start. EN-. s-as94 ssiz
COOK HoUsEwoRKER, knovisds. wIy
waiting on table. Live in or out
EExpers with local references. $35.
COOK -G31ssEKEEpER, G36Ttss white, middle. mds
aged Catholic woman. to live in
country s3tn home; wonderful opportu-
good wages. good living conds. Cali
CHILD CARE and s.h.w.; 2 children,
2 yrs. and 9 mos; working parents;
5-day week; live in. $40. Rockville,
Mo- TO- 2-627l, ewes. and wk. ends.
HOUsEKEEPER, white. middle-ase
Tor suburban Catholic Church Rec
tory. Pleasant and attrac. living
quarters. Refs. required. Box 207-E.
MxiD-G.H.w., live in: fond Of c chill
Must have good local references.
Thurs. and every other sun. OF.
MAip.G.a.w.. without family; vi live
In; references. NO; 1872. 80
an as housekeeper for s' elderly widow T4
in Arlington: live in. Box 225-E,
NUkSEMAID-2 young children, light
housework; live In upstairs room |;
good salary. OIL. 6-5909. go
REFINED LADY to share home with
colored family. Room, board and
small salary in exchange for care Of
children, ages 2 and 4. light
Sat. and sun. sP. s.755S. 80
G.H.W.; must live in. Many openings.
No charge for placement. Call Ma
S-6S75. 30
G.H.W., catholic. middle aged woman,
live in. fond Of children. SIS mo
WANTED--Reliabie, experienced cpie. !.
best. local references; with car; wife
good cook: husband chauffeur, house
and yard man: for lovely country es-
tate: close to d. C. and Maryland;
prriHyate apartment, bath: live in.
$3.50 mo. OIL. 2-721s. CO. 5-3957.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
HELP-WokEN

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK. "a
use MGR 5000 bookkeeping machine.
Must have knowledge Of typing. per-
masnsnt man Zen position: s,a n 5,day week: Goed
sEY sHoRgss HooRs sos 3 pf5sGn f5s ST. NV = Mas Vas
ALTERATION GIRL, exper. with own
sewing machine and supplies; fol
work In drycleaning store. on per-
Sentage basis. MR.. GEORGE, 10
ASSISTANT HoUsEKEEPER; I'D to
90 years; hotel experience necessary.
Apply ANNAPOLIS HOTEL, betw. o
ana pm. iii H st. NV. --2S
BAKERY CLERkS--One, part time
and one full time: must be neat and
Serson Slsan and nRKEryysk TnE ySskeEs TxxAg1y Aggy IN
1911 N. Irving St, Arlington. Va.
BEAUTIclAN and manacurist to work W
in very attrac. beauty shop. Steady
Siss; Sfsa on Ga. ave. NV. Call RA; g.
BEATTyTiICIAN-Full GHTyi or par, time. zS no
eve: work. MARTHA RHEA BEAUTY
rS sH4T; SaSiT;v 432S GSvyw wis, I,naye. Ave. NV; 20
good working conditions, LII. 4-4h0gIo.
BEAUTICIAN-HAIR sTYLlsT, must
have, following: good pay with COM
mission; sSn days . week. Phone Wo.
sSAyIi oPERAToR-sss- 800 Der
week guarantee. plus commission;
no manicuring; steady work. LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDREsSERS. ITO
BExUTY "a + no 'ccrERAroRs-Nev sbop
opening soon: men, women hair styi-
lists needed; salary no objectI Call
BLING CLERK. for accounts re-
ceivable, in old-established firm;
permanent; company dement's; typing
BO0KKEEPER, familiar with machine
work. for contractors ONCE in Silver
Spring: excellent working conditions
and salary for qualified person. Ap-
ply between 8 and IL am. STEW
ART .BAlNUM CO., 7705 Georgia
Evening star., 1954-10-28
hELP--MEN AND WOMEN

CLERICAL POSITION with transpor.
tatlon company for high-school grad
uate: typing experience reuuired;
vacation, group Insurance benefits
available. Call LJI. 1-55SS between
the hours OF and 4 pm.
CHILDREN'S-WEAR BUYER, denart.
ment store expertence: infants
through 7-14; Southeast Virrinia
location; full particulars In iirst
b,sstNSsGEiNGno ,stSsEi noS rfsGHkIsst fsosH star; i, 80 !.
part time; ballroom, ballet, modern
asnnce: $3.50 per hr. Call Ma. g.
s1NBwICH MAN on WOMAN. aood
pay, b406 Queens Chapel rd., w.
TYPIST, college graduate with piiy
sical sciences BACKGROUND and fBM.
,PSM experience preferred Work for
i research organization IN Bethesda.
Write fully TO ?. o. Boz 5e68. BE-
READSY-To.wEAR BUYER, depart-
ment store experiences; coats, suits.
dresses: Southeast virginia Iocatior:
iqll particulars In drst letters. Box
151.H. star. so
Evening star., 1954-10-28
c. lscI roe SAIL .c..

TWO RMS, kit. and bath; reduced
/ rent In exchange for servs. as res
mgr. small apt bldg: n.ws. mature
couple can be enfployed. For appt.,
Tairview 2-3DTI. ~
Evening star., 1954-10-28

condition: $3.50. 81: 3-5s67. --3i
CAMERAS? Price quality. guarantees
seryice--you can I beat BRENNER
n33 Pc ave NV RE 1.2434
with case; mos. old. $40, OIL
2-3457 8 TO .9 pm: so
Carpeting-Furniture
Up to 30a. SAvINGSi All Famou,
Brandsl Ntwfi Guaranteed Fol
homes, apt. othces. HU. 3-S000.
CARRIAGES l2l. stroller; lamps
table. .Ia mans SO oyers1at I snd Nd suit. size
caAsas sa.Isn J1sn.r,.a hy 5m Hiph1lst res res
SJs.75. now SS. Oh. 6-566S. -~SS
ICLoCK-one large Postal TELEGRAPH
clock with IiEhts. Good for bust
nesses. RE. $4,000. --31
CLOTHING - Lady's suit. size IS
6-9423. -2S
lCOATS-1 Persian lamb, SQUIRE
and mink scarf. Perfect condition
Reasonable. Size ~. DI. 7-12ls.
CONSTRUCTION SHEDS, prefab.
SKIP: can be bolted together; uses
once, 5 available; new condition
NORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO.. ST
3-9483. --31
DAIRY BOXES, new. used. S. S. anc
reach-in type, all kinds meat cases
beer coolers, I. 4. cases. walk-ir
boxes, counter equipment: remaining
in serV. bus. only. PRICE REFGR
CO.. 3400 Ga. ave.. TU. 2-2636.
DESK, office. approx. 60x32. yer.
good condition. Call after 9 pm
OR. 3-5177. --2S
DESKS, 2 walnut with matchint
chairs. Excellent condition. Rea
Sonahle. OF 4-A2l2 -22
Evening star., 1954-10-28

MANAGER, CIGAR DEPT. once bldg.
re gay & wk. State experience, Box
oFficE; 'Siii SLERk. rs to IS; SO 5.ssy
week; permanent. paid vacations.
S1ifGIai @HGGaNs 09 eoRsET saSp ARP5s
opEfRsATao;RRs a;Rs t5a oR hSfli sGxiMsrRFsssEs,
exper., to work on aprons at home
&c; ,,. work. r6 Apply lilo + st. NV,
Ps%g@TTyIPgiisT, gT old es.aslished Il arm, !,
Inosphers, aiT :conditioped once: per- e
ss M eS "a ss:ai.lns Ea sss7S ssssa;Is
PR0OFREADER,. fully experienced,
Gn GGnnitei 5Ss in Alexandria area. oCall
RECERTfOSisT. experienced in Is SELL
Ing; pleasant personality: good SAL
ary for permanent position In photo
graphic stuSio; Apply In person.
QLOGAU. 1903 Conn. ave. NV, be-
REGfsrsREnSS sSsfs Z anS II NURSE hiaai to work in
dental ONCE. 9 to s, v day satur-
uniform. Box Ss-E. Star. as
sALESGIRLS; exper; toiletries, house,
pa pares sv. WEST IN END Dn6n. q c.5fs. H.. 1892
sALEsLADY-Youne woman thor
dresses, suits and millinery. spe-
cialty shop exper. pref. Apply 9:S0
tom t. 1920: 30: : scHwAB. 3 INC, 55So5
SALESLADY wanted, knowledge OF
classical music and composers es-
sential. See Mr.. Urban. KIT. MU-
SIC CO. 1880 G st. NV. =
SALESLADY. protestant, religious
book store; must have selling expe-
school Sc ~ and church work. sO3o G
sxLEsEADY-cestume iewelry 'I for
perience preferred. pleasant working
conditions. congenial surroundings.
Koh. Ksas. cHsrLEgnRcs sns LiSnRssi0n rs Ne
ApeIs aaas sFE%4Es
SALESLADY Tor handbaes. WASH
NqToN SHOE OUTLET. 500 T st.
sALEsLADY, for fine home furnish
eapr Es aag Vss Vs. nags sssry yaId p. ssSa
mission. sMrTH's, NC. assas ss VII. Wis.
ssIEstxpY sHs tssfaesos Experienced, for ss ladies'
specially shop: 81. per hour: daily
I'll g. PM: start Immediately.
:, Apply 1892 y. H. ave. 80
exper.. for sportswear
dept; 5.day Tk.; e2od sal; and
Evening star., 1954-10-28

BONDSTONE--The very best costs
no more Bondstone can be applied
to any surface: never needs painting
Roofing and siding Is our business
1 ManviIle s, &c certified M de-. dealer p1Tn, PhSns
CONTRACTING CO.. 1919 Bethesda
ave-, Bethesda. Md.
BRICKLAYING CONTRACTOR--Fire-
places. walls, steps; all types pooooi q
BRSREzzYAF Al F4ntAMI eontAsosor 70 ansSs Brloe
work for ramblers. houses. Call LO.
4-3215 or Ju. 5-6979 from 6-s pm.
BEyAMg FENCE AND HOME 'y I'M
PR0VEMENT CO.-Storrn. windows
aaiks aad and DGSsnes Ne oD ss
large OF too small. Call. any time.
LU. 4-027S. Prompt and courteous
service at all times. 30
CARPENTER, white mechanic, roof
repair, painting, remodeling. DU.
cARPENTRY-Gen. repairs, porches.
partitions, shelving. cabinets. Reli-
able. J. POWELL, Elk. 3-Oa27. 2Ss
CARPENTRY, new or old work; will
furnish references. NORMAN E.
scHMALTz. HE. 4-2364. 10. 5-O419.
- Remodeiins. repairs,
sabinetMork; general contracting.
caRkpfNTrssga csaRkpffiNaTrssga Of All kinds, painsins Ss
and fence fe, work. Free estimates;
CiAiN LINK n FENCE IA AND GATES re-
paired; any make or height, indus
trial or residential. No Job too
,aree OF TOO small. RAY JAMES,
CIoGdED DRAM PIPEs. e,ectrisSl,y
razor cleaned or no charge. RCTO-
EO0TER Phone RA. 6-ssS6 any
day or night ! Z
COnNICE BOARDS, drapery rods,
ssussoia sTss a.tImss. Insds sksisnes sHa sdyice:
Evening star., 1954-10-28

AIRLINES NEED more men for good
paying positions. See our ad under
Instruction Courses. Box 226-C.
Star, 80
Evening star., 1954-10-28
sITUATtoNs--ooMssTic

SETTLED WHITE WOMAN for light
housework: will stay nights;. elderly
people preferred. No laundry. no
children. MRS. HALEY, 1101 w.
Va. ave. ne, bsnt., Apt. 8. --2S
RETIRED, REFINED LADY wishes po-
sition companion. Ih.w.; will live
in. Box 1S4-E. Star. -2S
MOTHER and daughter want cooking
and e.h.w. Call RA. 6-654l tin
ExPERiiENcED day worker desires
work; city reference. IL, 6-4791.
WOMAN wants work as g.h.w. or part
time: on Sat-. or Sun. Call NO.
WOMAN, colored. 1st-class laundress,
wants 5 days work. Call NO. 1926
YOUNG CoLoRED WOMAN with Col
lege BACKGROUND desires work, Oct
29-3O-31; no bachelors. 10. 2-S995
COLORED WOMAN desires days work
,,9 q part:time Job; 4; refs. IA; e-s974 ;,s;
family: local refs. IL. 6-9740.
COLORED WOMAN desires day work,
Tues. Fri. Sat-: refs. DE; 2-S305,
COLORED WOMAN desires day work;
5 days wk.; part time or child care;
references. DU. 1864.
COLORED GIRL wants g.h.w. or child
care: experienced. EX.. 3-S204.
LADY desires general -housework 4
davs week. DE 2-9337. 2s'
COLORED WOMAN for g.h.w..
adults. Must have refs. Good wages.
live in. RA. 3-35S2. -oS
Evening star., 1954-10-28
PORTER


We have An opening for Q porter,
who must be sober, willing 10 work
and have . d. G. operators permit;
permanent position; 5la-day week,
See Mr.. Link, ADDISON CHEVRO-
LET SALES. INC. 2303 14th st. NV
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REAL ESTATE AGRNTS-We are
opening new projects within the
ferred. VIII consider part-time
agents; Call MODERN REALTY CO.,
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN by an
established real estate and building
organization. need 2 experienced
subdivision and brokerage houses
that We have listed. A better than
You can earn $40. 900 the first
year. Cali Phil Peoples. OF the
VERNON REALTY. INC, KI. S-3106,
2007 Mt. Vernon ave.. Alexandria.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. expe.
fienced or viii train you; good op..
goTtunissyy Y With @ sssabllshsd s Arm. San Gan
N. n. ave, LANGLEY Park, Md,