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Evening star., 1955-07-15
Patterson Team
Among Winners in
IWoodmont Tennis

The team of Peter Dell and
Tom Bradford, Don Leavens and
Lief Beck and Capt. Jim Farrin
and son Jim. jr., scored opening
round victories yesterday in the
eighth annual Woodmont Coun-
try Club invitation mems doubles
tournament.
Dell and Bradford defeated
Courtland Ferguson and Jim
Freed, 6-1, 6-1. Leavens and
Beck defeated Hal and Jack
Sloat, 81, 60. Capt. Farrin
and his son were winners over
Jim Cromwell and Serge Ouru-
soft. Ga, 6-1.
Matches will continue today.
Finals will be at 2 pm. Sunday.
Other results:
Jack Mccarthy. Bob Davis defeated
John Bennett-Bill McKnew, default.
Henry Foss-Bobby Sehwartzman defeated
Bill O'Brien Jim Shafer. 6-3. 6-S,
Ga. Hal and Clyde Freeman defeated
Henry king-Joe Kaufman. 60; 81;
Oscar and Sam Dodek. default. Lew
man-Dick Silver. 60. 81. Kahl
spriggs- Nick Powell defeated Tim Coss-
saes seFgss asu hgFfs .1e WkRSn SIo%n
Moorhead- Bill Urauhart defeated Milton
Mulitz-Jim Eichberg, 60, 60.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

two days and failed by less than
ian hour to join the record
smashers. She limped in last
night after losing two sails.
The Ramona led for much of
the race which started at San
Pedro, Calf, July 4. Her elapsed
time was 10 days, 10 hours. 46
minutes and 58.5 seconds. Her
corrected time was 10 days, 10
hours, 49 minutes and 2212 Sec
ondS.
The yawl Escapade finished in
10 days, 16 hours, So minutes
and II seconds. Her corrected
time was 9 days, 10 hours, So
minutes and II seconds. The
Escapade is owned by James
Camp of Shafter, Calf.
Evening star., 1955-07-15
|Solomons Regatta
Opening Tomorrow
Marked by Variety

SOLOMONS ISLAND, Md.
July Is (SpeciaD-Competitio
in the 18th annual two-day
Solomons Island Regatta will
open at 2::30 pm. tomorrow with
stock outboard races featuring
the afternoons program. In
cluded will be several novelty
races and a water skiing
pageant.
Starting at noon Sunday, in
board and outboard hydroplanes
will race in 18 events over a
smile course. Sanctioned by
the American Power Boat As
sociation, these contests an
nually attract many of the
fastest boats on the Eastern
Seaboard.
Admission and programs are
free.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

raCneT scarce are becoming
more plentiful and larger.
Cape May County. N. j.. each
year has a fishing contest
through the summer and some
interesting species are turned in.
Late in June a rarity caught by
H. E. Robbins. a Jerseyman. was
Ia goose fish weighing 44h
pounds. Another, submitted by
Ia 7-year-old boy, was a remora,
or sharp sucker, an odd little fish
which attaches itself to sharks
Ior turtles and steals a ride.
Another 7-year-old, Lynn Mo-
|rell, was fishing this week in the
IC. & o. Canal between Great
Falls and SWANS Lock with her
grandfather, Bill Morrell. She
tiled into a big fish, and although
lit almost pulled her into the
water, she wangled it out. 1t
proved to be a large-mouth bass
weighing 4 pounds, 2 ounces, a
lot Of fish for such a little lady.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

AS LIllS WdS WllOtCIl tAAS
Potomac and Shenandoah were
clearing nicely from the heavy
rains of last week and should be
In good shape for fishing over
the week end. Some big bass
have come out of the Shenan-
doah and Potomac this season
and the prospects remain highly
inviting. One of the best bass
catches we've heard Of was at
Triadelphia Reservoir. Seven
fish caught there on live min
nows totaled better than 26
pounds. Several were 5-pounders.
The angler went back the next
day and failed to get a bite.
That's the way things go at
Triadelphia. 1t is either good
fishing or very poor.
X 4 \
Chesapeake Bay fishing is
slowly picking up. but there is
room for considerable improve
ment. especially in the upper
portions Of the bay. We believe
that anglers chances grow bet
ter with each day. Grabs. which
so far have been small and
Evening star., 1955-07-15
American YuwI
Wins at HuIifux

HALIFAX, July Is R.-The
American yawl. Malay, her sails
patched from a brush with q
North Atlantic gale. sailed brisk
ly into the harbor yesterday to
win the Manchester-Halifax
ocean yacht race in slightly
more than IS hours.
The only two competitors who
could have upset Capt. Don B.
Strohmier's performance were
stranded at least Is miles sea-
ward by a calm.
Evening star., 1955-07-15
Gene Andrews
In SemifinuIs
OfPubIicLinks
INDIANAPOLIS. July is [R,

INDIANAPOLIS. July is B.
Gene Andrews Of Pacific
Palisades, Calf. who warmed up
for defense of his National Pub
lie Links championship by driv-
ing 100 balls into a net every
day for three months. was 2 over
par today after 81 holes of COM
petition in the 30th annual Pub
link event on the Coffin Memo
rial course.
The only players left to pre-
vent Andrews from becoming a
second repeat winner were Sam
ID. Kocsis of Detroit, his oppo-
nent in the 36-hole semiflnals,
and the survivors in the other
bracket, Ralph Allen of Miami
and Lewis T. Bean of Summer
vile, Ga.
Only the late Carl K. Kauff-
man of Pittsburgh, winner in
1927. 1928 and 1929. ever re-
peated in the championship.
Andrews slashed two strokes
of par yesterday in a 4 and !
quarter finals victory over Jack
Gregory of Detroit.
Kocsis, a member Of a noted
golfing family and an expeditel
in a tool factory. won his quar-.
ter-final match from Frank j
Gacek of Parma, Ohio, 3 and 1
while Allen defeated Hans r
Turner of Seattle, 8 and Q. Aller
had a 5-hole margin after /:
holes. but Turner kept alive by
winning the next three with q
birdie and two pars. Turner
missed the 18th green and con.
ceded the hole, and match.
Bean eliminated William C
Scarborough of Jacksonville, Fla.
Navy chief petty officer who was
a semif1nalist last year, 2 and /
Evening star., 1955-07-15
Two Rounds Set Today
In Ladies' Golf Tourney

FORT WAYNE, Ind. July Is
(P).-The Ladies Professional
Golf Association hoped for drier
weather today to get SO holes
finished to make up for the first
round that was rained out yes
terday.
The schedule called for 81 holes
of medal play to be finished by
tomorrow night, with the top
two meeting in a 36-hole title
match Sunday. Others are to be
paired for 18-hole playoffs for
Evening star., 1955-07-15
FORE AND AFT
By MALCOLM LAMBoRNE

and Sunday. with a good repre-
sentation expected from WASH
ington.
Over at Gibson Island, Md,
the Comets race for the Gibson
Island Challenge Cup in what
has become the unofficial Bay
title series. and Stars for the
Miller Memorial Trophy which
is for the Bay crown for Stars.
Washington shippers are expect
ed out in Comets.
The Bays longest race of the
year started yesterday off An
napolis and ends some time to-
day tonight or tomorrow of Old
Point Comfort. At stake is one
of the oldest Bay prizes, the Vir-
ginia Cruising Cup. This race
is timed so that Upper Bay
yachts competing may join in
Virginia Cruise Week which
starts next Monday off Old Point
and takes a feet of big boats
northward as far as Rappahan-
mock.
At the Irvington regatta Bill
Sonny Cabell of Norfolk, 1854
National moth class champion.
sailed his first penguin race and
won by a narrow margin. He
had two firsts and a fourth and
said afterward the penguin was
a fine sailing boat. II used to
kid about them" the 22-year-old
dental student said, "but no
more"
Cabell deplores the fact few
clubs hold races for the moths
any more and recalls racing them
in the Presidents Cup Regatta
some years ago. He has been
sailing since he was IL. But
we still get plenty OF competition
around Norfolk and Elizabeth
City," he adds.
4 \
At least five boat owners from
the District are expected to COM
pete in the Dixie District Cham
pionShip lightning regatta to-
morrow and Sunday at the
Northeast Yacht Club on Chesa-
peake Bay. Washington's entries
will be from the District Light
ming Fleet No. so, captained by
Charles Everly.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

Runs batted in-Kell t3). Paula. Sny-
der, valdivielso, Fox ca, Rivera, Dropo,
Fornieles, Busby t2), Minoso. Sievers,
lCarrasquel. Two-bas hits-Kell. Paula
f2). Three-base hits-Busby, Minoso.
Home runs-Sievers. Carrasquel. Stolen
Fox. Sacrifices-Pascual
Busby. Sacrifice dy---Rivera.. Double
play-Courtney to Snyder. Left on bases
Washington, Z; Chicago. s. Bases on
Struck out--By Pascual, 1; by johnson,
Ramos. !. Hifs-on Pascuai. in az
innings; off johnson, 6 in ga innings;
OF Fornieles. 3 in 5 "a innings; off Ramos,
: in 11s innings; off Chakales. 8 in 3
Pascual, 7-6; OF johnson, 3-3; Of For
nieles, III; off Ramos, III; of Chakales,
5-4. Hit by pitcher-By Pascual (Nie-
Losing pitcher-Pascual t2-s). Umpires
I-Rommel. Papsrella. Honochick, Umont.
ITime-2:31.
Evening star., 1955-07-15
SECOND GAME

vielso. Carrasquel. Dropo. Lollar l2).
Two-base hits-Kell. Groth, SNYDER,
Rivera. Home runs-CarrasQuel, Lollar
to Lollar. Vaidivielso to Snyder to Yer
non. Left on bases-Washington, z;
Chicago. T.. Bases on balls-Of .Aber-
pathy, 3. Struck out-By Abernathy, 8;
OF Abernathy, 5-5: of Donovan, 30
Hit by pitcher-By Abernathy (Donovan)
Winning pitcher-Donovan 11-2l. Los
ing pitcher-Abernathy 1-3). Umpire.
l--Paparella, Honochick, Umont, Rommel
Time-2:26. Attendance-22,39 ,393.
Evening star., 1955-07-15
.G&CC Swimmers Win

Washington Golf & Country
Club swimmers defeated Indian
Spring, BIAS. last night in a
Country Club Swimming Asso-
Iciation meet at WG&CC.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

FISHING BAY, va.-Fishing
Bay Yacht Club is one Of the
busiest sailing outfits on the en-
tire Chesapeake and tributaries.
This year its schedule is par
ticularly heavy. First of, like
the National Yacht Club in
Alexandria. it has a popular stay
Iat-home series each Sunday. 1t
is a series with an unusual twist,
however.
Events are open to any club
member but If he has won any
silverware in a sanctioned re-
gatta in his boat. then his points
are not counted. Last Sunday,
for instance, there were twice as
many Penguins racing in the
local series as in the Irvington
regatta, As minutes away across
the river on the Rappahannock
The feeling apparently is why
travel on hot highways to a
regatta when you can have rae
ing right off your own club?
FBYC'S first major event of
the season comes July 30-31
with sponsorship of the Virginia
Sailing Regatta. That is the
Lower Bays big race for little
boats. It is cosponsored by five
Lower Bay clubs which take
turns playing host each year.
The club next holds the Hamp-
ton One-design Nationals here
August 1914. One of its mem
bers won the class title last year
and thus earned the right to
host the affair this year. The
clubs regular, annual regatta
will be held a week later.
In between there will be Sun
day races. junior classes and
something doing until fall.
n 4 X
Penquins, Stars and Comets
have a busy week end coming
up. The Penguin third regional
championships will be run off
Evening star., 1955-07-15
OUTDOORS
With BILL LEETCH

RIVER POINTS (E T,
Julyd6 July July IS july
IN ~. ~ r., a1.. -, $$ sif $5s sS5 1859
Evening star., 1955-07-15

Ran for Nieman in 1st
2 Struck out for Ramos in 9th.
8 Ran for Kell in Sth.
4 Grounded out for Chakales in 9th.
- 600 3OI 600 4
Chicago ------ 100 701 04x-13
Evening star., 1955-07-15

Penquins, Stars and Comets
have a busy week end coming
up. The Penguin third regional
championships will be run off
Annapolis Yacht Club tomorrow
Evening star., 1955-03-13
SlTUATIoNS-MEN

"d stsfted. caught up, kept part time;
Ioc. refs: prompt; reas. JU.. 9-5407.
ACCOUNTANT. auditor and tax con-
suit. avail; on per @ diem anS Or sncfg osner
ASCsCGCoUNTANT SsGC ~ Corporation ONCE
manager. feet truck operations cost
analysis. monthly statements. ~ BOX
aScacSoTuiNfXNr, SaS1Ti fSi mature. exper. print
ing ONCE manager; complete cnarge
OF books. taxes. pricing. estimases'
scs grad; .x,.s syaasie I.i fSons sSe pe5o Jo.
3.4423, or Box 357-T. star.
ACCT. AND AUDITOR, law degree;
with Int. Rev, service since 1887 on
income tax work, incl. 3 years as
Int. Rev. agent: desires change. BOX
ASDSViERrisING SSisRr sSssi and/or public rela-
time. PROVED methods. EN-. 2-0ss4.
ASST. TO EXEC. sECY., excellen.
work record: can be interviewed
Thursday morns. Box z64-T, S.ar
ATTORNEY. former credit mgr. ex-
perienced credit bus. desires good re-
tail connection. Box ,101-T, Star.
petent, dependable. Thoroughly ex-
CARPENTER, colored: exper. rec. rms.
attics' finished altsrsti9nsii rs Pnsi. ADJ n.-
sires iobs. WA, 1916.
CASHIER; ER;Book,KEEPGR t,! .,isad perm stnnl full
and accte' serv. RIA. 3-64O4, 13'
CHEF fa sTEfWARD~cover ali phases
catering, food cost: %s, pnrchssins. yar annans.
ment, BOX 230-T.. Star.
CLERICAL-Gen; once work. work Incl; x
steno., typing, bkpg:, payrolis. BY
mature man. RA. 3-4157.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored; full
or part time. Best references. DU.
to care for lawns, windows
and general all around work. IL
DESIGNER. expert;
enced in design and development Of
mechanical, optical and .electronic
devices, desires permanent connec-
tion where ability and .initiatiye are
desired and appreciated. Box 239-V.
Star.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES

WHEEL INSTRUCTOR for morning
pottery class, experienced only. co
CERTiFiED NURSERY AIDE I train
ing course opening for students
preferably to live in; ages 16 to 25
yrs, 6-month course in child care;
graduates and love for children.
Students receive room and board
and cash allowance. Call or write
Director Of Nursing Service. CHILL
DREN'S CONVALESCENT HOME,
aa3d aa31 Bunker Hill I'd, ne. La. g.
THE ALOHA HULA STUDIO now
registering. students for day and
evening classes. Call Lo. 1854.
HOME TUToRING-Alg.. geom., Lat,
Fr., Engl., sp., Ger. arith., read. ;
elem, !. h.. S. h.. sub. UN. 4-19S3.
ENGLISH. CONVERSATION, person
ality; EFFECTIVE living. Call DU.
7-2234 mornings.
MATHEMATICS-ColIege, h.s., tutor
ing by college teacher. Gale, diff.
,GI e. trigc anal: reas. NO: 7,,266s. .
and supplement earnings. We train
while learning. AID. 4-I7Io.
COL0RED STUDENTs-Inauire Ma.
8-2340. New classes in TYPING,
shorthand, Eng, vocabulary build
sruoof ias 9tes ss,t machineS "a 7de RoYDS ItS
INQUIRE Ma. s-23iO-New classes
in bookkeeping. acct, tipping, short
hand, seey-. bus. adm. BOYD
rSou1RE MA. s-es4o-Bee. and rev.
rlaggRG in tvnin0 ehnrtha1d hnnH-
keeping. acct, civil service positions
open, S60-S100 wk. BOYD SCHOOL
test; 40 yrs; cor; 18th and G.
term, typing, shorthand. steno-type
key punch and other related sub
courses. Free placement. AID. A.
SPANISH, practical. no tedious rules.
300 words FIRST lesson. Technical
translating composition, your home.
sIiMMry latin yriSsr ,SGp Reas. & AD; 4.4o70; 40 .
soon cSsses fon on foses esehns syasGf
directing and hostess work, start
ing, Immediately, Limited number
and qualified ladies accepted. Nom
tnal fee. Write particulars and give
pPT Phons RrGs nj pTs0NisT HSy sSS-T: caG, stsT
hS IOS DlNSsems1t Ne s44s Ss!vies bs a5g9a ls5s st
RAPID AND SPECIAL method to
teach French and Italian by former
college teachers; reasonable rates.
Call after $50 at Adams 4-S13S.
HAWAIIAN DANCING - Authentic
modern and ancient hula: daytime
and evening classes for children and
adults. OIL. 4-5010.
REPAIR-Friday ewes. g.
10 pm, S14 mo. TEMPLE SCHOOL.
1928 g st. nv: Ma. S-463O.
ture: all subjects taught; approved
for GI training: day and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
LEGE. 1210 @ st NV. DI. 7-l762.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.
Prepare for Census and Apprentice
exam; salary, S11 ~ per day. Cod
ing and statistical clerk; clerk and
carrier; Wash, d. c.. Post once;
men and women. Salary, Sl.6lh
per hr. Call Mr.. Richards at once
CIVIL SERVICE PREP. SCHOOL
3313 18th st. NV. AID. 2-955S
Evening star., 1955-03-13
AGENTS

YOUR OWN BUSINESS! Your own
hours! Selling nationally known
cushion shoes Is easy. 135 styles for
entire family. Earn $4,000 day
comm. Experience unnec. FREE Cata-
log. Write TANNERS. 10Y Brocton.
A DRESS SHOP in your home. No
Investment. Liberal sales commits
siors, Write BELLECRAFT. 11lBl
Eighth ave. New York.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
SITUATIoNS-DoMEsTIc

BABY SITTER, soc hr.; 24-hr. day,
ss ss mi Miss ssrs sARpH II sTP Sa sI5es sSs hSSs
CHILD CARE, "a hrs. or day care;
pvt. licensed home. Any age; excel.
CLEANER AND LxUNDREss. colored.
desires perm. Tues; good refs. Ii.
COOK, exper. with refs. full time or
days work. CASS. DE. 2-5692. 13'
COOK, light housework, middle-aged:
for family; city. resort. in person.
S07 II ST. NV. Room 2.
HAND LAUNDRESS wants work at
home; pick UP and deliver. Refs.
HOGsEKEEPER. white. elderly. ca
pablc, refined habits. desires home
and small salary perm. Box AS TX,
Star. Ia
LAUNDREss. out or home: do ruiiled
curtains. baby sitting. HU. 3-4S36.
LAuMDfEss. ND less. s5g.r EXP. o out by day or
OFFICE CLEANING or house work.
by sxp. woman. CO. b-6342.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
SITUATIONS MEN (cent.j

GARDENER. expsrieneedi 1 or 2 days
work Q week. Tel KE. $3.50.
JANITOR will exchange service for
quarters. Married; would like 70
Eork oyt; no: 3sSe1s: 80,
TcrR. paintins. % piSsterins. paperins,
.roofinE, cement. thing. cutters, car
pentry and rec. rms. LII 5-Slo9.
PAINTER, colored; int. dec, gen
reas: non-drinker. CO. -5-4s2I.
PAINTER wants work By day or job;
abe. VIM. MOORE. IA. s-66I4.
PATENT LAWYER. member D. G. bar,
experienced both private and cor
porate practice, presently respon-
sible for all patent and TRADEMARKS
function Of large machinery manu-
facturer. desires to locate in Wash
in Washington. D. C. Box 35s-T
SAFETY DIRECTOR AND PERSON
MEL MGR.-3 yrs. exper. indust-
accident prevention. work layout,
methods and time studies, public
ton. q yrs. purchasing. and con-
tracing. admin. procedureS. per
sonnel placement and evaluation
Box 370-T. Star.
SALESMAN. Q years exper. outside;
selling to business and professional
accts.; anxious to make change;
resident 25 years. Box 356-T. Star
sTENoGRAPHER. general once work
and payroll. full or part-time. MR.
YATES, NO. 7-9640. Ia
TAILOR. experienced, sober. desire:
part time smpleyment: RA; 3-406i;
TRSck ~ .AeIa DRIVER eoioTed' exper
MAN, wife. 81. desires work as guard
Tatchman or other med. type work
MAN. desires part time ianitor Job,
experienced. Phone AID. 4-5S05.
Nan as.. colo eSiorsd, wants days york, houss- s
MAN, SO, strong, single. wants steady
work. ME. S-5255.
MAN; coiored. want any kind Of
erences. Phone co. 5-65S6.
MAN. colored. desires work at house
yindSs YindSs washing and yard work. tu.
MAN wants Job as painter or truck
driver. 20 years exper. Ii. 6-l652.
YOUNG MAN. experienced, desires
visual aid lob. Call LU. 4-6734.
YOUNG MAN. intel. seeks Job as de-
perienced Box 349-T. Star. 13'
YOUNG MAN, neat. age "a. widely
Travelled. would like Job in summer
resort. or. personal chauffeur. Ex-
per whisky stores, bar. Can meet
people. Graduate salesman, excel.
driver. Can travel. Box 1927.
YOUNG MAN wants work with pri-
vate concern as file clerk, MESSENGER
or, what have you; good ref. AID.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITI0NS-Complete home repairs.
20 years exper.; estimates turn.
work guar. FOWLER, Ii. 3-625S.
ALTERATIONS. attics.
rec. rooms; do own work. Free
estimates. 10. 2-163G. is
ADDITIONS, PORCHES. rec. rms,
hrickwork; all remodeling; Washing
ton and Va. So. 5-145S. TIE. 6-4g65.
BY AN HONEST HOME
IMP. CO.-All work guaranteed, any
size Job cheerfully estimated Porch
enclosures. attics converted to bed
rms. or apts., dormers, bathrooms
and heating systems modernized,
carpentry and painting. No down
payment. As low as 81 so per wk.,
"A hr. service. Call anytime, Mr..
RANDELL. TU 2-6322.
kinds Of home re-
pairs by exper. builder: reasonable
LU 2-7S10 for estimates. Is
brickWork. painting,
porch Enclosures. building new and
remodeling: quoting best prices in
town. A d A CONTRACTORS. Call
anytime. HE. 4-3377 tSilyer Spring
nbonnl
Evening star., 1955-03-13

BEAUTY OPERATOR, hair-stylist,
women or men: top guar. plus
CONN.,. air-cond. shops. Bethesda
and Silver Spring. VIRGINIA WAL
LACE. JU. 5-5733.
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly exper., to
take full charge Of bookkeeping
dept; knowledge Of installment
credit business is preferred. Must
be fast, accurate and punctual. Top
salary, excellent working conditions
in modern once. For interview call
Mr.. Eisman, UNIVERSAL CO.. 707
7th st. NV. ST. 3-41S5. -15
WANTED to take names
for City Directory. White only. No
selling. S35-S45 wk. guaranteed.
plus small bonus. Good handwriting
and spelling essential. Apply in
longhand briefly stating background
and phone number. BOX 91-X, Star.
CRAFTSMAN OR GIRL, experienced
in Leroy lettering. Call ia. 7-71Sl
FOOD CHECKER, honest. sober and
experienced. Apply In person. to
3 pm, HARvEYS RESTAURANT,
AND TEACHERS for
education courses. IA. 9-1141.
Evening star., 1955-03-13

COLORED MAN desires work of any
kind, prefer driving in or out of
town. Call anytime before z pm.
Good refs. Ii. 3-S974 JOSEPH
TILGHMAN. JR., AIT 9th st. ne.
-13
COLORED MAN wants work as
porter. houseman. Exper. NO.
T-7353
COLORED MAN wants Job as truck
driver or chauffeur; has D. C. per-
init. Call AID. 4-2665.
COLoRED. NEAT. intelligent and
prompt. desires evening work: exper
In clerical. switchboard and elevator
duties, has drivers permit. car. DU.
7-S923.
CoLORED MAN. dependable exper
with, good refs. for part time Job
as elev, operator and handy man.
Hours 9 pm. to IL. and Sat. Wa.
5;;9l23, Mr.. WALTER M. WEBB,
610q H st. ne,
Evening star., 1955-03-13
MOTOR TRAVEL

YOUNG LADY to drive to California
alone; expenses. Leave soon. Box
341-T, Star. 49,
MAXINE SERGT.-Driving to Los
Angeles; room for three. Ii.
6-4o7S. Ia
DRIVING LINCOLN to San Francisco
and way points March Ia: take 8,
share expenses. SO. S-7697. --l3
FLORIDA = Touring State leaving
soon; can take g.; modern car. very
reaS.. share expenses, IA. 5-7S37. .
FLORIDA-Can take one or two. help
1872
DRIVING TO SHREVEPORT, La,
take l or .; ref. exch. Call HU. B.
7944 or write P. o. Box 1901, Wash.
10, D. C.
LEAVING FOR MIAMI March 26-27.
take =; share eXpenSeS. SO 5-42hh
Evening star., 1955-03-13
BIG DEMAND
FOR NURSES

/ 100 women wanted, 1856. to learn
nursing. white or colored for con-
yslescent home, doctors and private
now forming. No high school neces-
sary. Free employment service.
SPECIAL SHORT COURSES
ALSO INFANT NURSING
DOCTORS ASSISTANT
For free booklet visit write or phone
Victor Bldg, oil @ Pl. N.W.ST. 3-3671
Evening star., 1955-03-13
YOUNG LADY

Small congenial Silver
Spring once: clerical work and
some typing: convenient hours:
good pay. Apply 1921 East
West hwy, Mon. 10 am. to
4 pm. and ask for Mr.. Lie
wellyn.
Evening star., 1955-03-13

FLOORS sANDED, EXPERT work. 50
m and 1p; free estimates; terms.
FIooR SANDING, paint. paperinr.
plaster. cement brick and carpentry
vk.; SAnftus. WALTER. NO. 1924.
FUR COMMUNICATIONS, 90
years experience Have you q fur
problem1 AreASou confused and un-
certain as TO your fur'S future pos
sibilities. Call JOHN p. MICHAEL
for unbiased advice. We do not So
licit business. Just give honest advice
in your home for small fee. For
appt.. call WO. 6-Io23, 8 TO s pm,
Mon. through Fri; to pm. Sat.
C0NfRACTORs-Remod-
cling, all kinds Of construction, ce-
ment. brick, carpentry. 24-hour
service; all work guaranteed. Call
WILAND CORP. day RE. 7-229l;
ewes. and sun, RE. 1850. Re-
storing old buildinss our speciality.
REPAIRS-PaintinE, pa
pering, carpentry, screening, plas-
tering. We do good work. AP. ISL 81.
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting and
decorating; plAstering. roof painting
and repairs. PRINTZ. UN 4-5334.
HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE
Int. ext. painting. carpenterinE:
Venetian blinds, storm doors. gut
tiers. retaining walls, driveways,
patioS. walks: Silver Spring Beth.
area. PERRY HAY CO.. jU. 6-6242.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
the MAN you need

IS listed in the FORTY PLUS
bulletin Of pre-screened executive
Washineton's most selective RES
ERVO1R OF high -caliber MANPOW-
Err. you'll fnd men of tested abil-
titles. No fees are charged. Phone or
write about your requirements.
THERE is NO SUBSTITUTE FOR
WASHINGTON WASHINGTON. 1Ne' SEis $40 pis5 issb st st
NV Gone 81. Metropolitan S-176S.
Evening star., 1955-03-13

YOUNG VET. colored, seeking en-
ployment; truck driver. or any other
reasonable work. Ii. 3-1957. Sey-
mour.
EAST INDIAN. young man, age 25,
wants part-time work evenings.
HU. 3-6056.
VET. white, 27, desires work rs
mechanics helper or machine shop
helper. Exper. desired over salary.
AID. 1868.
ELEVATOR, switchboard,
drive car porter: until 4:30. phone
LU. 4-0964.
RETIRED MAN. active. white. desires
Box 335-T Star.
Is yrs. old, needs lob for
eve, week ends; exper. as clerk.
Call eye IA R-R225