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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-20
Guest Speakers
To Occupy Several
PuIpits Tomorrow

Guest speakers will occupy
the pulpits Of several Washing
ton area churches tomorrow.
DR.. Abdel Ross Wentz, presi-
dent emeritus of the Lutheran
Theological Seminary at Gettys-
burg, Pa, will preach at the 8
and II am. services tomorrow in
Luther Place Memorial Church
Thomas Circle. DR.. Wentz will
talk on Take Heed. How You
Hear"
A student at the seminary, j.
Frederick Wilson. will speak at
the 8 pm. service. He will talk
on "Lutherans Working To-
gether."
DR.. Winfred Overholser, super
intendent Of st. Elizabeths Hos
pital. will address the Washing
ton Ethical Society at IL am
tomorrow in the YWCA, Seven
tenth and K streets NV. His
subject will be, Adding Life to
Our Years."
DR.. Lowry to Speak.
DR.. Charles Wesley Lowry
former rector of All Saints Epis-
copal Church. will occupy the
pulpit of All Souls Memoria
Episcopal Church at the IL am
service in the church, 1900 Ca.
/ thedral avenue NV. DR.. Lowry
will speak on Kingdom of Tni.
World"
Greenbelt Baptist Chapel will
have Miss Esther Davis of Chi.
cago as guest speaker at the II
am. service in the Center
School. Greenbelt, Md.
Talk on India.
MISS Grace Lowry, former
clerk Of the Florida Avenue
Meeting of Friends who recently
returned from India, will speak
on Social Progress In Rura
India" at a meeting of Wash.
ington Young Friends at 8 pm
at Pill Florida avenue NV.
DR.. Daniel Ridout of Balti.
more will speak at the IL am
service in Roberts Chape
Methodist Church, Alexandria
Va.
The Rev. Walter D. Wagner
chaplain of Northwestern Uni.
versity. will be in the pulpit Of
Andrew Rankin moria
Chapel. Howard University, a.
the II am. service tomorrow. HI
/ will talk on THE Ultimate
Splendor.
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LUTHERAN MISSOURI SYNOD
LUTHERAN SERVICES
missouri Synod)
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND
BIBLE CLASSES. 9:45 Am.
BETHLEHEM I'D. CN

BETHLEHEM ID. c.
18th and T SITS Sc. Rev. Edgar
&C: Rakow, $50 and II am
CHRIST I'd. c.
18th and Gallatin- SITS NV. Rev
VIM: Bruening. $50 and II am
TRINITY Cd. c.
4th- and E SITS NV, Rev H. B.
Roepe. $50 and IL am. Service
Broadcast over Station WOOK
(AMl at 1880 am and WAN
FMl at 1895
MOUNT OLIVET ID. c.
1906 Vermont Ave NV Rev.
VIM; Schiebel II am.
CALVARY (SilVer SPRING.
9S45 Georgia Ave. Rev George
Hoyer. S:45 and IL am and : pm.
ST. ANDREW (GlenmOnt)
l2@47 Georgia Ave. Rev Paul
Foelber. IL am
EMMANUEL (Alexandria)
1901 Russell Rd.. Rev wilmer D.
MenSing. $40 and IL am
FALLS CHURCH LUTHERAN
George Mason High School, Lees
burg Pike and Haycock Road.
Chaplain J.. Floyd Dreith, Pastor.
Sunday School. GAS: Worship.
IL am.
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term illnesses. And it falls to
the chaplains to ease, perhaps
better than any one else, some
patients into the realization that
death is near.
In such situations the chap
lains are helping to meet prob
lens beyond the resources Of
medicine alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-20
Sunday School 10 Meet
In New Beth Fl BUILDING

The first meeting of Congre~
CATION Beth Ell of Montgomery
County Sunday School in its
new building, 8215 Old George
town road, Bethesda, Md, will
be at 10 am. tomorrow.
The congregation. organized
in August. 1851. will continue
to meet at 3 Pooks Hill road,
Bethesda. for religious services
until the new structure is ready.
Sy D. Wolf is congregation pres
ident and Rabbi Morris Gordon
is spiritual adviser.
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BETHANY (GrOveton, va.)
Beacon Hill Rd. and Oak Dr., MT
Richard Tremain, Vicar Sunday
School. 8 am: Worship. 10 am
OUR SAVIOR (Arlington)
9th and 8; Taylor Rev Paul
PILGRIM Investigate, Md
jamestown Rd, and Flint Drive.
Rev. Emo Lohrmann. II am.
TRINITY (Mt. Rainier)
goth and Bunker Hill Rd.. Rev.
Kenneth r. Hoffman $50 and
TRINITY (Hyattsville)
3Sth and Longfellow. Rev. Ken
meth r Hoffman, $50 am
GREENBELT (22 Ridge Rd.)
Rev Edward f. Birner - an.
ASCENSION (LandOver HillS)
42l9 10th Ave. Rev, Henry
Schroeder II am
TRINITY (BOWie)
Bowie Md. Rev Henry Schroeder.
Church of the Deaf I'd. CO.
At Christ 510l 18th st. NV.
Rev. w. A. WeStermlan Call ia.
9-9552 for Time of Service.
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Clinical Center are staying up to
IN dave

Clinical Center are staying up to
80 days.
Revolving Altar.
The chapel is on the 14th floor
Of the center and includes a
revolving altar which can be
changed to fit the service. Reg
ular Sunday services in the
chapel are conducted only, so
far. by Chaplain Weeks-because
of the higher Protestant popu-
lation. Father Caulfleld holds
services in his chapel in Bethes-
da-only a short distance from
the center-for patients able to
leave the hospital. The three
chaplainS make regular visits to
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Pope Plus Honors Six
On EccIesiasfic Review

Pope Plus XII has conferred
the PRO Ecclesia ct Pontifice"
decoration on the Very Rev. Msgr.
Joseph c. Fenton, editor in chief
of the American Ecclesiastic Re
view. and five members of his
editorial board, it was announced
today at Catholic University.
Board members receiving the
decoration were the Rev. Drs.
Edmond D. Bernard, Eugene M.
Burke, Thomas o. Martin and
Alfred c. Rush, and the Very
Rev. Francis j. Connell.
The review, a monthly publ
cation for the clergy, was founded
in 1889.
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Dr.. Bradley to Preach

DR.. S. Hugh Bradley, Of the
Presbyterian Board of World
Missions, will preach at $50 and
II am. tomorrow at Trinity
Presbyterian Church, Sixteenth
and North Inglewood streets.
Arlington.
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the bedsides Of patients Of their
faiths.
The three chaplains work
closely with the physicians, the
psychiatrists. and nurses toward
satisfying the patients needs
and the ultimate goal of the re-
search project at hand. They
are helping patients accept long
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-20
Augustono Church
Elects Officials

Members Of Augustana Lu-
theran Church recently elected
four deacons and four members
of the board of trustees.
DeaconS chosen were Louis
Leopold, Dr.. William Peterson,
Floyd Anderson and William
Nylund.
New members of the board of
trustees selected were A. B.
Strom, Tore Hult. Floyd Peter
son and Walter Ahlberg.
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Adventist ToIks Continue

The Rev. w. John Cannon,
pastor of the Capital Memorial
Church, Fifth and F. streets NV,
will continue the lecture series
What Adventists Believe" at
1870 pm. tomorrow.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-10
Local Scouts 10
 Attend Encampineni

Several members of the Pal mer Explorer Scout unit will at- tend an encampment to be held at Ladd Air Force Base, begin ming June Is.
 The scouts, numbering between eight and 10, will be accompanied by their leader, R. w. Kennedy, and will fly to Ladd field in Air Force planes from Elmendorf Air Force base Tuesday morning for the ten-day encampment.
 In addition to their time at Ladd, where they will watch air planes and other equipment in action, see demonstrations and receive instructions, the boys will make three-day trek to Mt. Me Kinley National Park.
 Those attending are Bonnie Aklestad, Howard Esslinger, J. C. Harder, Everett Johnson, Bruce Kennedy, Charles Kennedy, Ger aid McKechnie, John Mears, Cor don Ganschow and Dale Clarke.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-10
FOUR PALMER RlflEWOMEN TAKE TcP NATlGNAL. HONORS

Larrie Woods, 370; James Shook, 367, and Warren Woods, 358. To- tai score was 1471.
 IT. addition to the above hon. ors, five individuals won nation al recognition in the following classes: Master Class: Ken Wes- tenbarger, aggregate score, 776 and Murray Athearn, TIA. Expert Class: Dan Cortini, aggregate 767. Marksman Class: Edward Bell ringer, 765 and Dana Niemann, 746. These individuals were each awarded bronze medals from the National Rifle Association. Bell ringer, who started shooting only this past fall, is in the Air Force at Elmendorf but shoots with the local rifle club.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-10
Kiwanians Honor Wives al Dinner

Palmer Kiwanians held their annual ladies' night banquet at 8 pm. Friday evening of last week in the Palmer school cafe teria.
 Approximately 50 diners, in cluding the performers in this years minstrel show, who were guests of the club enjoyed sum- ptuous and deliciously prepared dinner. On the menu were tur key, ham, king salmon, and Val ley potatoes, all baked or roasted in the Palmer Bakery ovens. Cakes and salads were brought by Kiwanian wives.
 Mrs. Jack Cope and members of the Home Ec class helped with preparations and serving.
 Entertainment of a more or less impromptu nature, with Jim Hurley as M. C. kept the diners in jovial mood. Entertainers asked to perform were Cy Brewer, F. Johansen, Jim Woods. and Bob Pippel who sang as vocal quar- tet; Norm Rousey and his guitar; Nieman's trio with Mrs. Nieman on the guitar and vocalizing with her daughters Terri and Robin.
 Highlight of the evening was the adoption of the KiWanian Waif ''Whither hence, following plaintive plea by club members that a parentless youngster need ed happy home Mir. and Mrs, Lee Andrews opened up their hearts and adopted the home less little youngster-which prov
The frontiersman., 1954-06-10
Open House Pionned For 18th Anniyersury

In observation oi their twen- ty-fifth wedding anniversary, MT. and Mrs. Virgil Eckert of Palmer will hold open house Sunday afternoon, June 13 rom ? to 5 o'clock in their lome or, Bailey Hill approach. They extend a cordial invita- ton to everyone.
 The Eckerts were married June 8, 1929 at Glenwood, Minnesota and came to Palmer m 1885 with the Colonists. They have three children, Irs. Gale Rowland, nurse in Or. C. C. Bailey's office; Wes- ley, student at the Univer- ,ity of Alaska, and Wayne, a pupil in the Palmer School. Mr. Eckert is manager of the Coop Warehouse. Since their errival in the Valley the en- ire family has been active in :ivic, church, and school ac- tivitieS.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-10
Council Nofes-
Continued from page D

Continued from page D pr. C. C. Bailey who proposed to council members that recom- r1endations of the commission be followed in oilirg widely-used streets in the city. The specific streets named in the commis- sion's recommendation are pri- marily in the business district of the city. Several property own CTS have indicated a willingness to help offset the costs of such oiling, they reported.
 An Anchorage firm has indi- cated they have the equipment needed to do adequate road oil ing and would be willing to come to Palmer to do the work. Fol lowing the discussion Dr. Bailey was authorized to further negot iations for the oiling of city streets, not to exceed $500.
 Russell Felzien was authorized to look into the purchase of cat. It was poitned out that it is costing the city too much money to continue hiring equipment to take care of the fill at the city dump. Council members opinion ed that if a cat with a loading scoop could be found within the city's means, it would save the necessary expense of hiring equipment for that type work.
 Contractors on the excavation at the new Piggly- Wiggly build ing site were to be given immedi- ate notice to strengthen the rail- ing aroun the excacation ard build walk-way around the dirt piled over the sidewalk an in the street.
 James w. Huston, director, and Ray Mathews, inspector, of the Alaska Public Works are expect ed in Palmer Thursday of this week to inspect the city water system.
 The next regular meeting will be held June Is in the office of the city clerk, at 7:30 pm.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-10

Four women shooters will each receive a sterling silver metal from the National Rifle ASsocia- tion for winning the National Indoor Women's Rifle Team championship in the marksman class. The Annie Oakleys" are: Rosalind Miller, Norma Richie, Dana Nieman, and Leona Burton al of Palmer.
 Their totals are as follows: R. Miller, 376; N. Richie, 375; D. Niemann, 371, and L. Burton 363, fo- a team score of 1485.
 Members of team four of the marksman class won fourth place and each team member -w:ll receive a bronze medal.
 :~ totals are Stan Lowe, 376;
The frontiersman., 1954-06-10
Playground

Continued from page I and there may be small mone- tary compensation provided, Miss Riddle said.
 Junior councillors who have been hired for the six week peril cd are Judy Bryant, Barbara Hudgins, Betty Jean Clark, and Carol Splettestoezer.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-10

el to be pretty little kitten.
 One new member, Ray Bula was initiated and given certift- cate of membership in the club. Lloyd Morley who was also slat- ed for initiation was not present due to illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-03

BABY EQUIPMENT - Bathinette
Teeter-Babe. carriage, car bed ant
pad; potty chair, sterilizer; all ir
good cond. CIR. 3-1644. -
BABY FURN.-Bassinette. SIS
Bathinette. $3.50; car bed-chair
So. NO. 7-0447. -4
BATHTUBS, basins. toilets. pipe
z BLOCKS. INC, i746 Lee hwy. tIlear
Key Bridget. ia. $500.
BED (Rollaway), full size. Mattress
and spring. Excellent condition.
$40. ia. S-4400, Ext. 73
BED-Three-auarter HOLLYWOOD, prac-
tically new. Call DU. 7-6047
between 5 and 3 pm. A
BED. maple, complete. 6 oak din. rm
chairs; beautiful fireplace and ac-
cessorieS; walnut love seat; lge
mahog. bookcase, glass door; antique
cherry arm chair and misc. items
BEDROOM SET. modern. exception
ally beautiful. new; TV, lamps. rugs,
etc. Must sacrifice. LIZ. I-5755. --4
BICYCLE-Boys 20 in. Excellent
condition, $50. LO. 1854.
BICYCLE, finest. makes Ensiish and
American: BsA Ridge. Columbia,
Rollfast. parts. accessories and re-
pairs all makes. We service what we
sell Our prices are low BLkLOCK
: CYCLE co. Sll7 Ca ave Silver
BICYCLES, aos, ga. ae". boys and
Mon. only. 1888 r. 1. ave. me-. in
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE, Victor electric;
y keyboard; less than l VI. old;
$500. LU. 4-0392
ADDITIONS OR ALTERATIONS or
summer cottage need modern win
dows; all size jalousie, windows re-
Reg. S44 unit complete for S2S.60.
Phone orders Sun. or Mon. only. In
sstallation if desired. JU. 9-129l or
f pTb;RE ss;sSaSR model 800.
excel cond. Washington. P. o. Box
AIR CCoNp.. Philco, q h.p.; cost $500;
2 yrs. old, peri. cond, stored winters;
AIR CONDITIONER. Mitchell, 1a-h,p.;
Air. coNDITIoNER. i-ton Philce
console model. in mahog. case Call
MIR. zEPP d: $4,000. -5
AIR CONDITIONER, York, a4-ton con-
sole, with window connection; new
cond.; 20S volts; 1925. OIL. 9-9393.
AIR-CoNDITIoNER, GE room; good
cond., 500; ,923 Langley dr., S. s.,
AIR CONDITIONER. York. small win
dow type can be seen working; $50.
AIR c 50SnSri n-h.p. westing-
$3.50. Wo. 6-5357. WS
AIR CONDITIONERs - PETRo de
luxe ~ ton, 1854 models: delivered
ton: sold direct by the distributor:
S239. so. THAD c. KNIGHT 40 nj
St; p 9;gsnP2LI,65I ,1s64. 49, IS
York console; 500. e1a-ton GE
window type; $50 ca. RIA. 3-411S.
AIR CONDITIONER. evaporate cool
err; suitable for shop or lge. store
room; new condition. no. 2-S6S5.
AIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. new
1854 factory cartons; ~ hip, S26I.
ServeL. Va h.p.. easement, S199.95.
Free installation. RE. 7-4299. %
AIR CONDITIONER for sale; new
Philco, 1853 model, 1-ton console.
only $3.50. See r. MCDONALD. 1911
l4th st. NV 3
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TYPIST, full time, for months of
July, Aug: and Sept; air-cond.
once; good salary. Box 261-s, Star.
TYPIST-Accurate. 1928 yrs, With
some knowledge Of bookkeepins Also
as assistant billing clerk and to help
with office detail. Interesting work,
o-day wk. Possibility of advance
ment: Phone MA. S-6239 for ap-
pointment.
TYPIST-Excellent position for COL
lege graduate with background in
e genera r3Io science s;a to work in research
auired. Send resume and salary re-
CURED IN own handwriting to p. q
BOX 1858, Bethesda, Md.
WAITRESS, white. over 81. experi-
enced: fun time; lunch and dinner.
BETHESDA INN. 1925 Wisconsin
ave. OIL. 4-39S0. OIL. 4-9S92. q
WAITRESS-White, exper., for Ar
hngton. ia. S-2119. a
WAITRESS. white; no Sundays. Ap-
Ply IN person. GEORGES RES
wTaAATgR AYE AZ Sss 405 7th st. s.w. -3
THE OAKS RESTAURANT NJ A Is1S
Wisconsin ave. NV "a
WAITRESS--Exper. only for CENSUS
RESTAURANT Rest T,5SA 47o1 suitland I'd.
WAITRESS. white, 21-30, experienced,
neat appearance Apply In person,
lib 18th st NV e
white: nightwork: ex-
per-, neat. attrac; top salary and
tlps. Closed July and 8. DANNY'S
STEAK HOUSE. 2714 Good Hope
LADY familiar with dress shop busi-
ness read Business Opportunity
az; opening dress shop. 4.
Sery school teacher, Forest Heights
Md. MRS. FRANKLIN, LO. 7-7425.
WHITE WOMAN, to assist with light
household duties; nice room, close
-3
WANTED-Parent to pick up children
Tor Chevy Chase School; l hour, aft
ernoon, l hr. morning, IN exchange
OIL 2-9ST9
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HELP-MEN AND woMEN
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, for Christian camp; must
have had experience in cooking for
large groups: Good salary. Write
Ps o: Box 2120. Washington, d. c.,
Or phone IL 4-1472. "A
q ei sn sod Invalid Sn@ Light ns
Boswell I'd. Alex. SO. 5-s595.
Sis plus carfare. HE. 4-6245.
CIV: live In. Q children. s and g.:
a staIe section sfs; sahl sT s25 sk; ssod
must be responsible, love children
and able 70 run home; $50 per week.
HSoHuisERSgEGg2fER-MA1D; live in. Take
care of z children for working
parents. New home. All cleo.
cows Sat Sat; and Sun. OF. Brown
COMPANION, white.
middle aged, for elderly widow: good
home in Chevy Chase. ST. 3-7S00,
Ext: 563. weekdays. S:30-4. ---3
MAID, white. general homework; 2
children; S25 week; Sc. area. LII.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. white. to
care for : children while parents
work; Fl, Dupont area; SEQ; live out.
.aDY. white. as homemaker for A.
yr.-old girl and father. Nice home
E n Bsth;sd nS o.. 2-65ss: -
and salary: ! children; no laundry:
no weekend duties. La. 6-S229.
iIRI, colored. wanted: fun or part
time days work; 75c hr. and car
fare; S25-$35 full time. Call il.
1850. -
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GOLD
DOCS. PETS. ETC.

PUPPIES. half cocker. half beagle;
Z va xks a.i c1d0 cute and healthy; rssas.
LABRADOR Retriever pups. easily
.raIi,ed for hunting, gentle pets for
KITTENS. blue Pe a ans wonderful,
pedtsrees; for discriminating own
BOXER PUPPiEs, . wEs Old, favn
with black masks and white mark
ings; Axe reg. MRS. ADAMS. 10.
WIRE -HAIR FOX TERRIER PUPs.
Axe Axe, champion bloodlines. HE. A.
PEDiGREED ENGLISH BuLIDoc
fcr quick sale Sk. jo Cls s sSsTy low price
DACHSHUND PUPPY. red. male. real
beauty. RegisteTed Axe. AZ. 7-e!s7..
DACHsHUND, 9 mos. Axe; vormed.
shots. Female. Reasonable. JE. Q.
COCKER PUPS, pedisre. with papsrs.
black, tan and parti color: S35 and
$50 Will deliver. 1918 Hamilton
ST: ": HyattStille, WA. 7-227S. -
MYN MAJ, BIRD beginning to talk Oh.
POODLE, miniature. ! yr old: al,
shots; wonderful pet; $50. jE.
COCKER PUPPIES. beautiful black
and white; ! male and = females:
Axe reg. wormed; SIS each. BR.
BOXER AT STUD, fashy fawn, Young
Bans, Away son. has IS points. For
details, u a-7;S55. -
COLLIE PUPS. Axe. 3 mos: perm.
shots. male and female: fun ruff:
reasonable. Dunkirk $3.50. IL
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, z weeks:
Enrmed; distemper serum; litter reg.
Axe: healthy. blends reds and
blacks: reas. SO. 5-402s. Is
PARAkEETS, babies and breeders; q
pairs Of lovebfrds. Is 10th ct. Sc.
II 3-9l6s. after pm. -
COCKER PUPS, Axe; 4 black and
white females, 2 buff males. / bud
female. TO. 9-Si6S. Is
fNa,k4n,,nS - 49, 49,
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SlTUATIoNS-DoMEsTIc

"sS%bb$IN N
ExPER. COLORED WOMAN desires
housework or child care; 5 : day
week; live out. OIL. 6-6S96.
WISH TO PLACE my excellent house.
Keeper; colored; very responsible
ana INDUSTRIOUS. exceptional with
children; prefers help working moth
f sf; liys I cut cal IL me tMRs; De
GIRL, colored, wants lob as child
care saoe. or as mothers helper. Ii. s.
GIRL, coIored. desires Job as mothers
helper. HO. 2-2O7S. A.
girl PATRICIA. DE. e-9894. "'
GlKL desires care Of small children.
or elhho;w., for working parents. Ii.
GIRL. colored. reliable, good ref, de-
SiTes days work, general Homework.
Days work. cleaning.
laundry; reference. Phone LU. q
col. GIRL desires s.h.w. or child
COLORED WOMAN desires g.h.w, or
days work; experienced; reference
Colonel GIRL desires job, s.h.w..
ehild care are or both. Good refs. Call
CoGoRED GIRL desires b-day week,
care Of children chill while parents work.
col. HOUsEKEEPER, working moth
RIA. 6-1126. A.
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BOOKKEEPER
FULL CHARGE, EXPERIENCE
THROUGH TRIAL BALANCE

AA4AS0ONL4 41l4Al oAAANNE
Salary based on ability and ex-
perienee. Unlimited opportunity for
I advancement. Give complete resume
OF schooling, experience, previous
employers. present salary and salary
expected. Box 382-V, Star. -5
BRICKLAYERS, white; 10 needed;
ton, Va, or call XII. 8-2314 after
8 pm. -
BRICKLAYERS, union. report to lob
at 1443 Chaplin st. NV. for imme-
fdiate work and other job locations.
BRICKLAYER FOREMAN. white. open
shop: capable of laying out own
: work and getting his own brick
layers. Rny 1-V. Star. -
BRICKLAYER FOREMAN, white;
: non-union; exper; in all types of
sehoes snd e eharcns smDn csi J a.
2-o636. MR.. PLUMMER. 4
BRICKLAYER, union. at 18th ave.
ana Erskine ST., vic. Riggs and
BRICKLAYERS; open shop: plenty
of work. Redwood 5-70SS. IS
BULLDOZER OPERATORS; must be
mr. nrst F slass and S1s Be able to furnish
BULLDOZER OPERATOR for rough
need apply. Longterm, year-round
Job. LO. $4,000. "a
BULLDOZER AND PAN OPERATORS
Only experienced need apply. Call
after q pm. HE. 4-S72S. A
CAR WASHER, permanent position.
c co age 25-35. willing to give
log comm. BARRON'S SUNOCO
SERV.. Wis. ave. and River I'd. a
CARPENTERS - Steady work. Good
pay. Apply Riggs and Madison SITS.
ne; or Goodhill I'd. and Floral,
Wheaton, Md. STOLLER & SON,
CARPENTERS-1st-c trim men
needed immed. Report to MR.. MAR
TN, 1880, Monday morning at 1872
CHEF. lots OF experience, top refer
ences, for high-class cooking. Call
after IL am, MR.. EVANS, ia.
CHIEF COOK, white, one for night
work. one for daywork. Must be ex-
perienced. Good salary and working
conditions. Apply in person, 3419
Conn. ave. a
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RIIGS- ORIENTAI,

RUGS, ORIENTAL
From fine private home. AID. 4-o1 81
SEWING MACHINE. Singer portable
like new: reasonable. HO. 2-S24S
SEWING MACHINE. old fashioned
treadle. SIS. Falls Church, JE. 2
SHOES CANCELLATION Clearance
sale women's famous brand shoes.
81, value to S14.95. 1404 Monroe
st NV: only. open 1913 pm. LIEB-
Shoes, cAISCELLATIoN-First quail
ity, men, women, children. Outfit
family in famous-brand shoes at
savings to sos. LIEBERMAN, INC.
1404 Monroe st. NV. open 1919
pm. and 1881 N. Highland. clar-
endon. 4
sTLVERwARE. Fairfax pattern; left
for sale, at less than price will be
in window at 1912 Wis. ave. NV.
sNA IA roofs AND BOX: best
offer "a 18th st. sc. IS
SNOWFALL MACHINE. meat tenderi-
ger large freezer: all in excel. cond
Ii. 4-S62g. -
SOFA, dark green. pillows. Lawson
type; bEand-new, never used; cost
S229. sell for S1o6. Call Wo. 6-2a30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-03
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcon..,l

CUSTOM BUILDER
Home construction, repairs and re-
modelling. Free estimates. FairvieW
INSTALLATIONS, re-
immed. RIA. 6-2222 any time. 2Ss
FENCk, chain link or wood: mate
rails only or installed; big savings.
LU. 10000 ia. 8-0442 til 8 pm.
CONCRETE DRIyEWAYS. retaining
walls; very reasonable. Free esti-
En aaCsfi M G INSTALLATIONS. 4sir-
irS.. Residential, commercial. air
cond. Service any time. OIL. 6-7S90.