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Evening star., 1960-05-31
Baltimore Painter
Held in Staying
Of Wife, Man

BALTIMORE. May 81 (AP)
"A 39- year old Baltimore
painter has been charged with
a Memorial Day double Staying
at suburban Dundalk.
Police arrested Peter j.
Thomas, jr.. shortly after the
stabbing and charged him with
the death of his wife, Beatrice,
"a, and Joseph BuczkowSki, 35.
The woman was foun d
sprawled face down on the
kitchen floor of a home she and
her five children had moved
into last Friday night. Bucz-
kowski was found dead under
a clothes pole in a nearby yard.
Both had stab wounds in the
back.
Neighbors said they saw
Buczkowski lurch from the
Thomas house and fall. They
said another man ran from the
house.
Thomas was arrested about
Is minutes later while driving
in Baltimore. Police said he and
his wife we're separated but he
had visited her and the chill
dren Saturday and Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-05-31
Drowned Boys
Body Recovered

NORFOLK. Va. May 81
(AP).-Searchers recovered the
body of a 9-year-old boy whose
two playmates had failed to re-
port his drowning yesterday.
Police began the search for
William Gene Holmes Sunday
after he was reported missing
Questioning of two companions
led to the dragging of waters
of the west end of Chester
field boulevard where the body
was recovered.
His playmates told police
each of whom thought the
other had reported the Incl
dent to the boys family-the
three were wading in shallow
water. William stepped into
deep water. His playmate.
sought to aid him with a Ions
stick but said he failed tt
grasp it and sank.
Evening star., 1960-05-31
Youths Charged
In Theft of Car

Three Wheaton Md teen
ayers today we're charged with
housebreaking and larceny in
the theft of a new car in a
wooded area near Layhill road,
Wheaton.
The youths were Irwin
GraudSzus. 10. of the 10000
block of Georgia avenue; Ed
mund B. Ault, jr., 18. 1000
block of GranvIew avenue, and
a 17-year-old juvenile.
Police said the car. which
had been dismantled, was re-
ported stolen yesterday from
the Hill & Sanders, Inc, auto
mobile agency in Wheaton.
The youths also were charged
with breaking into d service
station in the 10000 block of
Colesville road, Silver Spring
and taking 5000 in tools, which
police recovered.
Evening star., 1960-05-31
Jones Is Recommended
For Foirfox Boord

John B. Jones, jr., was rec
ommended by the Mount Yer
non district Democratic Com
mittee last night for appoint
ment to the Fairfax County
Board of Supervisors.
The nomination will be for
warded to Circuit Court Judge
Paul E. Brown for his consider
alton in selecting a successor
to Supervisor George c. Lam
drith, who has resigned effective
June 8.
Three and a half years re-
main of Mr.. Landrith's 4-year
term.
Mr.. Jones, who is chairman
of the committee, was defeated
by Mr.. Landrith by II votes in
last years board primary.
Other nominees considered
were John P. Parrish. Alex
andria attorney and 1855 can
didate for supervisor, and War
ren QuenStedt, an attorney in
the District and a candidate
for Congress in 1856.
Committee members could
list on their ballots as many
names as they wanted to rec
ommend. Any name appearing
on a majority of the ballots
would receive the Endorsement.
Mr.. Jones, an attorney in the
Evening star., 1960-05-31

Attorney, the sheriff, county
board. the county manager and
a printing shop.
County Manager A. T. Lund-
berg reported demolition of the
center section of the existing
courthouse probably will start
almost Immediately after the
move is completed.
The old section will be re-
placed by a modernistic addi-
ton which will join the new
tower and the two wings of the
existing courthouse.
A third floor also will be add
ed to one of the wings.
Until the center addition is
completed. the courthouse in
effect will be segregated into
three separate units and the
public will have to used differ
ent entrances to reach any one
Of them.
I'VE hope the public will bear
with us during this period of
Evening star., 1960-05-31
NEW HONOR LISTING
Two Schools Give Up
Naming VoIedictorion

while maintaining extremely
high grades.
OF 885 seniors leaving Wash
ington-Lee this month, Is will
be graduated with distinction
They are Betty Bright. John
Clark, Mary Coffman. Mary
Dalrymple, Carolyn Dodge. Carl
EStabrook, Loretta Greene
Steve Hewlett. Pate Hutchens,
Carroll Leslie, Judith Parker
Tamra Stout, Sandra Tolbert,
James Alan Williams and Ar
thur West.
Five at Wakefield
At Wakefield. where 900 pu-
pills will be graduated, five have
been selected as members OF
the 'honors group" They are
Francis Bode, Gilbert Fritz
Jean Kafer, Louise Lightsey and
Carol Rexroth.
Arlington's third high school,
Hoffman-Boston, which this
year will have only So gradu-
ates, decided to continue selec-
ton of both a valedictorian and
salutatorian.
The pupil with the highest
scholastic standing is Barbara
Blunt. Kay Corum has been
named salutatorium.
Evening star., 1960-05-31

inconvenience" Mr.. Lundberg
said.
, The entire construction and
renovation project, which will
cost $2,068,000, is due to be
finished in November.
When the project is COM
pleted. further transfers of gov
ernmental departments will
occur.
Personel, voting registrar,
auto tag and research Offices
will be moved from the Invest
ment Building on Fifteenth
street to the courthouse.
The planning department
will move from the Title Guar
anty Building behind the court
house on Uhle street to the In
vestment Building.
The police division will be
established in the Title Guar
anty Building.
Evening star., 1960-05-31

20-year-old man died at the
Washington Hospital Center
after he was struck by a car
Maryland counted nine dead
on its highways. increasing the
States toll for the year to 300
= The number of persons killed
over the week end was three
more than for the holiday pc
riod last year. And Maryland's
total so far this year is 81 more
than at this time last year.
One Dead, 3 Injured
Raymond Earl Davis, A, who
recently moved to Hagerstown
from Rutland, Va, was killed
and three soldiers were injured
in the collision of two cars near
HagerStown last night.
Mr.. Davis Joined the Funker-
houser-Mills division of the
Ruberoid Co. as a chemist
April l8. His family resides in
Rutland.
State Trooper Ronald Nor
ford said Mr.. Davis car and
one operated by Benny C.
Garrett, 20. an Army military
policeman stationed near Ha-
Evening star., 1960-05-31

gerstown. collided at the inter-
section of Maryland 418 and "a.
Mr.. Garrett and two compan-
ions, Charles Sheppard, "a,
and Herbert Alexander. 18,
were injured and taken to the
Walter Reed Hospital in Wash
ington.
Another traffic death was
registered in Hagerstown Sun
day when Charles E. Taylor. 80,
was struck by a car as he
stepped from between parked
cars.
The Virginia Record
Meanwhile, in Virginia, eight
persons died over the week end
in traffic accidents. Two were
drowned and a construction
worker lost his life in a cave
in.
OF the traffic victims. the
oldest was 90. Three were in
their teens. Two were chill
dren, 3 and 8 years of age.
The eight road deaths COM
pared with Is during the last
Memorial Day week end of
similar length, in 1858.
The two drownings occurred
near Norfolk.
The cave-in happened in
Bedford County.
And in Wythe County. a So
year-old farmer. Marion G.
Goodpasture. was killed when
he was pulled into a hay baler.
Evening star., 1960-05-31
Pine Spring Group
Elects Officers

Robert D. Rice, ST., a govern
ment management consultant,
was elected president of the
Pine Spring Civic Association
at a recent meeting.
Mrs. Jody BraSkamp was
elected vice president: Mrs.
Mickey Bowen, secretary, and
Elwood HALEY, treasurer.
Evening star., 1960-05-31

District, was listed on 18 of
the 26 ballots; Mr.. Parrish on
II and Mr.. QuenStedt on 9.
The nomination is expected
to be presented to the county
Democratic committee for its
consideration at a meeting
June Z.
The Mount Vernon group
met at St. LukeS Parish Hall.
Evening star., 1960-05-31
GuIIuudet Graduates

Gallaudet College will hold
its 96th commencement exer-
else at 10:30 am. Monday,
There are 80 candidates for
degrees and diplomas in the
ceremonies to be held in the
Hughes Memorial Gymnasium,
Seventh street and Florida ave-
nue. NE.
Evening star., 1960-05-31
New Courthouse Tower
To Be Occupied June 9

The Arlington County Government will begin occunvng
the new courthouse tower June g.
The move into the SIS million structure behind the present
courthouse VIII take about 10 days Public Service Director
r. NJ. Writ said today
The seVen-sory tower will house Circuit County and
Evening star., 1960-05-31

Two of Arlington's high
schools think they have so
many bright students that it is
impossible to decide who is the
brightest.
Consequently. Wakefield and
Washington-Lee this year will
abandon the traditional prac-
tice of naming yaledictorians
of their graduating classes.
Instead, both schools will
graduate with distinction
several students whose scho-
lastic performance has been
outstanding.
1T is impossible to choose
any one student who stands
out above all the others in
such a large graduating class
as we have at Washington
Lee" Principal Benjamin Nor
ris said
Evening star., 1960-05-31
Relatively Safe Holiday
Marked by D. c. Area

The Washington through the 78hour Memorial
Day week end comparatively unscatched.
As the of the Nation counted deaths the
highway slaughter local residents safely
beaches and mountains the dangerous
Of the holiday.
The Districts lone death occurred Saturday when a
Evening star., 1960-05-31
SCOUT BROTHERS

Roger Clark, IA (top), and his brother
Spencer, 13, will receive Eagle Scout awards
June 10. The boys are members of Troop 764,
St Luke's Episcopal Church in Bethesda, and
are the first members of their troop to be.
come Eagle Scouts. They live at $500 Conway
road, Bethesda-Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1960-05-31
COllege-Level Courses

For that reason, we decided
upon the honorS group method
of giving recognition for ex-
cellent academic achievement. :"
All of the pupils chosen as
members of the "honors group"
have taken college-level courses
Evening star., 1960-05-31
For the 31st straight month";,

In April people bought Rambers before in
history 256 to be exact There good reasons Rambler
quality highest For example, only Rambler SUBMERGED
to the roof special rusroone primer hidden
surfaces Rambler prices Rambler American prices
start $ below other USbui ased on manufacturers
Evening star., 1960-05-31

suggested factory delivered prices Official used car puide show
that Rambler tops in resale value Rambler offers Greater CHS
TONER satisfaction Just ask Rambler 4 Only Rambler
offers all types compact models incudno y station
3"heelbases 4eneines See your Rambler
Evening star., 1960-12-10
$10O WEEK
SECRETARY

REsEARcHER FOR ONE YEAR
WORKING NEW PRESIDENT
Please submit one-page biography
education. experience, previou,
salaries and snapshot. Shorthand
dictaphone, IBM Executive VerifaS
required, plus brains, energy anc
interest in public affairs. BOY
Evening star., 1960-12-10
USHERETTES

Part time, over IS, short hours, for
reserved seating: Wednesday matt.
nee, evenings and week ends. Apply
THEATER. 3426 Conn. ave. NV,
VERSATILE WOMAN, able to work
part time. highly variable hours,
extremely modest hourly pay
helpins to run very small. not
very commercial. precision instru.
msnt repair shop. owned BY ex-
coliege professor. now A Govt
employe.. Role is to perform ad.
ministrative tasks and de7l with
customers In occasional daytime
periods. when the I-man repaii
stan takes time of because Of
slackness OF work. and also L
give MANAGEMENT assistance Il
owner during mutually convenient
evening" o.. weekend time. Incon,
morATs c''c than financial. 30,
4sf3y ster.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
TYPIST

To type confidential material. cost
records, estimates and formal
statements, etc. Some training in
bookkeeping or accounting help
ful. Accuracy essential. Age, 25-
40. Excellent beginning salary.
Employe benefits. Give age. edu-
cation and experience In your re-
ply BOX INK ataP
Evening star., 1960-12-10
HElP WON EM
(coNIlNuep)


INsURANCE.CAS. UNDERWATER
exper., new RCA Bids: interestins
duties. pleasant environ, job con-
tentment, good sal, fully paid
family benefits. Once closes 4:45
pm: Call MRS. JOYCE, FE. g.
iNTERVIEWERS, experienced; for
market research surveys house to
house: day and evening: absolutely
no soliciting. Must have auto
mobile. Send complete experience
TO Box lS3-K. Star.
LAB. TECHNICIAN
Park. Nd: modern equipment and
good working conditions, 4O-hour
week: ! month leave per year. sick
leave benefits including eompre-
hensive medical and hospitalixa-
tion coveraGe for self and de-
pendents, insurance and retire.
inent program. Salary, to $4,000,
depending on education and abil-
ity. EX. 3-56l0.
LADY to learn dental supply busi-
ness, permanent position; 5-day
Sk s,;:o Apply L s,ID:-c p: cAUL;K sTI;I CO. sas
MANAGER, 1885, for large Negro
sales organization; excel. future
for ambitious. ,well-groomed woman
who can qualify; thorough man.
agement training in old estab. CO. I:
guaranteed $1,000 inc. lst. ".
Box 4O5-K. Star.
MEDICAL SECRETARY for out
patient clinic. Experience required,
type 55 w.p.m., knowledge OF
shorthand preferred. 4O-hr, week,
90 days annual leave. sick leave
benefits including commemorative
med. and hos, coverage for self
and dependents. Insurance and
retirement program. Beginning
salary APPROX: 81 VIZ. EX. 3-56lO.
MEDICAL APPOINTS. CLERK, for
central appointment desk Of clinic
Are 23-40, under-Eraduate nurse
or previous clinical or doctors
Office experience required. 4O-hr.
wk.. ~ days annual leave, sick
leave benefits including compre-
hensive med. and hos. coveraee for
self and dependents. Beginning
salery APPROX. $57 wk. EX. 3-56IO
EURsE-SECRETARY for internist
once, downtown: 5-day week, incl
Sat. am: previous medical once
expcr. necessary, Age 25-4O; $3.50
TO properly qualified person. EN-.
MOTHERS, HOUSEWIVES! For part
time Earn good income, sell AVON
for Xmas. Call now. DI. 7-O2.l
OFFICE WORK in downtown credit
unicn. One tull time rnd one q
days per wk. Simple Bookkeeping,
eAshierine and typinR experience
lselul. Box 334-k. Star.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
HELP DOMESTIC

ARE YOU A GOOD iaundress,
cleaner, nlain cook: Willing to live
in? Call TU. 2.O93s.
BABY SITTER, INV, white, ma.
ture. with own tranSp.; refs. re-
ouired. LoisdAle. Va. FL. 4-i527.
BACHELOR wants someone far
light houseworE. Some CORES. .s.
pondenee 1 or 2 days q VIZ. BOX
413.K. Star
CHILD CARE; to care for 4 ANAL
30. must have ref. Ii. 3-7932.
COOK; very INV, white, settled
used to best. live in; for eple.
Seesdss. week Nv att Ts Sun r Oh ssih' ssI os.v rv:
refs. REQ. Box 5.-k, Star.
GsH.W. and child care, 5-day vk.,
i've out, wheaton area. Call VIII
CIV. good cleaner, plain cook ;
aand rnSrs, rsf. ana ss% sun; o on Iogst myst have
B0UsEKEEPER. live in. 5M days;
plain cooking, fond Of children,
1o n9d dironins, private room and bath,
MAID, CIV; 5 days: must have
own car. va. resident pref. Call
JE. 3-05Oe. after 9 pm.
MAID, live. In; must be settled
woman: g.h.w., assist care Of
children; lovely 1-nr. home. heaut
pvt. room and bath. Salary open
TO rieht person. MA. 2-OO42.
MCLEAN. vA.-Desires maid, 5-day
wk.. Inv, live out, & hrs. a day.
Preferably from Falls Church
area. Il. 6.6lh6.
WHITE WOMAN, to Hive in and
keep house for working parents
and 2 daushters.. z and II; must
De capable of keeping q clean
will make somebody q good home
with salary; we are non-drinkers,
Protestants and easy to get along
With, For apt. call XXI. 9-2077 OF
SO. 6-S214.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
PIX Operator

Ase. 25-37. Experienced in handlina
ineomtne, outeoing and inter-
once calls. Extensive ionR dis
tance and secretarial services for
Ioca! private organization. Con-
venient transportation, excellent
salary. Generous employe Dement'S
CAFETERIA. In reply give education.
tralning. experience and age. Boz
lax. Star.
kECEPIIONIsT, tyne 45 v.p.m-;
$s65: BETTY GRAY EMPL., on
WOODWARD Bldg, ST. 3-7is3.
RECEIPT. SIS, type as ENPfRF
PERSONNEL, Room lO06, Duponi
Circle BLDG. NO. 7-61iO.
RESIDENT MANAGER, impned
avail. for nrhy. Va. garden-typt
apt project; must be exper. and
capable to handle complete man.
asement: choice apt. and liberal
salary. LARcHMoNT REALTY
Evening star., 1960-12-10
ROOMS, N0UsEKEEPING

CALVERT ST.. 1914, 2nd fir.-Lse
rm. with kit: sober adult: largt
closet. AID. 2-593S.
c0zY BsMT. sTUDIO-Tv in youl
room, retgr.. grill, foam matt,
S1O-S16. EX. 3-6636.
Downtown. 92s @ Pl. N.w-RmS.,
~. $S, 50 wk. 924 N. Y. ave. NV,
front rms. $l3. SIT; r/w, refsr.
DUPONT CHR. 1897 10th st. NV,
-Large room. elec. refgr., grill
semipvt. bath; $3.50. HU. 1876
GIRARD ST. NV. I450 = 'The
Palmer House" End floor enc.
SIS vk.
lady, non-smoker or
drinker. kit. priv. excel. trans :,
reasonable. RA. 6-3S34.
1899 QUE NV. : 1st-foor studio
room, refgr.; $40 monthly. DE
2-4S66.
Evening star., 1960-12-10

COAT
Persian. mink trim, new condition:
az ssMsriaeii seis,d Phone aft IL pm
CRANE, comb hoe, lO20-A unit
Ea RIs'sI. a.76sS sSod shape. Best ,9a Gt!sr
DsWALT POWER SHOPS. model
925 z. Sl6Q.3O: model 925 II,
CARTONS, 4bo Eye st. NV.
DESK, fine new once, 32x8O. Si75
value at great discount; also nice
livina room .overstufied chair
lamps and end tables. BARGAINS,
Silver Spring. Ju. 5.3411.
DESK AND CHAIR
bed. RE. b-SfSS.
DESK AND CHAIR, lady's, large:
chair. OIL. 6-907s.
DIAMOND RING. lady 3s c. plat.
set IA I'd. stones, 8 baguettes, un.
usual beeut. Make reas. o1er
DIAMONDS = New ladies' and
mems wedding bands: set with 3
diamonds each, We: cost ,Sl25,
sac. S45; save taxes. Also ladies'
wedding set y.g. small diamond
sac. $50. RA. 6-569l.
DIAMONDS-Finest quality ladies
diamond rings, from $76 to 81.
prices for Immediate cash sales
MOTION ART GALLERIES, 722
18th 81 NV. bet. O and H.
DICTATING MACHINE. peJor. port
sond; "n TsasonsSie SsssSss. 'I.sen IH. S.aSsa
DIN. TABLE, oval, fruitwood. FIR
/ Prov, pads. 5 chairs. ST. 3-13Oi
after 5 pm. or Sun. LA. 8-5S2S
DINING RM, SIT. JR.---N'.ho~.
table, o chairs. buffet. china cab,
met: 500. RE. 6-5039.
DINING ROOM-Mod. s-pc. din
rm. suite In excel. .eond.. will sci
! st. saer. Call Sun. bet. 1919 aAN
only, MA. 2-1356. -
Evening star., 1960-12-10

PONY, beautiful golden palomino;
l3-hand gelding; also small silver
dapple mare pony; new pony cart;
new pony harness. new pony
saddle and bride. VIII. o-1400.
PONY MARE. 81" dandma is old
but good; SIS. VIII. 2-l40O.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
FURNITURE FOR RENT

FOR RENT. beautiful furniture for
efiiciency; !, . or 8 bedrm. apis.
at reasaaable rates. Call MARS
LEASING CORP. 20 Camel D.
s.w., LI:S3-0066.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Photocopy Machine

Photocopy Machine
Excellent condition. Du. 7-470l
PIAN0s-Knabe, eteinway. Wur,
ntzer and other grands In tor
condltion: greatly reduced. Pa,
only no down. balance In 3 years
hrIIs tWashington's Largest
Music storel. 1880 q st. NV. RE
PIAN0s--det our quotations OF
orand.new standard makes oi
pianos before you buy. Also
eood selection OF used instrument
70 choose from at bargain prices
Over loo spinsts, consoles ans
PIANO MART, I0IS 7th st. NV
PIAN0S-Wide selection Of recon.
dltioned uprights. Pianos guaran.
teed; Priced from S225 UP includ.
Ing local delivery. Also selectior
OF new pianos for rent. CAMP.
81 bbTl1 5.slHss MsHsic Co. llos q st. NV
PIANO, ,eautiful ;annsen spineti
pTacticaily new, $3.50 or best offer
PIANO, Weber Acolian Grand pieye,
Plane 90 rolls, $3.50. Phone IA
I-nOo0 after 4 pm.
PIANO. K1MBALL baby grand. val.
nut case, peri. cond: excel, yaiu,
ct ss7b. OWNER, Ju. 5.7eiS.
PIANO, !Al!t;,. Blpethn,r, p.rlor grand
3-63S0 or EN-. 3-S22S.
PIANO. concert grand Rohisch, hes
Herman make; cost $4,000 new
A26. EN-. 2-1s44.
PIANOS FOR RENT-Rent a new
piano for Christmas. Only So ne,
month. Choice Of finishes. PAY.
ments credited II you purchas,
later; later; KITS t3 convenient ioca,
pnin., 1870 @ St. NV. RE. 7.sa,.
Alex. 2621 Mt. Urn. Az XII. S-S6Si
Beth. 4e40 Frn't Av. OIL. 8.i871
lSuburban Stores Open Ewes.
PIANoS-New spinet pianos re.
duced to S425. Choice OF mahoe
ebony. walnut. or blonde. Paw oni,
$2b down, $13 per mo. KITS ls
convenient loeations):
Dntn., 1880 @ OF. NV RE, 1881.
Alex, 1921 Nj. Urn. Av XII. s-S6si
Beth. 4ef0, Xrn't Av. OIL 6.I6T1
(DuburbaH SHtofea Oman Rvaa
Evening star., 1960-12-10

STENOGRAPHER, for fiscai dept
Of clinic, some bookkeeping or sta
tistical ezper. necessary. Type 81
w.p.m. knowledge OF shorthand
40-hr. wk., 20 days annual leave,
sick leave benefits incl. compre.
hensive med and hos. coveraee for
and retirement program. Bceinnins
salary 81 wk. Ex. 3-593s.
TEACHERS. white, trained; vacan.
cies; S4.2O0-S7,2O0. Adams Teach
erS hgcy.. sos 4th NV. "2nd yr
TYPIsT for restaurant: 5h days
good pay plus meals. EN-. 3-2121
TVDTCT
Evening star., 1960-12-10

FURN.-Foam rubber couch. mod
design, brown tweed ripper covers
Tub chair, green; OV. 3-48S6.
GAS FURNACE, complete May
| flower, 100000 BTU, 14l1 Hop
kins st, NV. or call HE. 1883.
GAS HEATER with thermostat. con,
meet. pipes. Peri. cond., S35: cal
ANYTIME. 10. s-6s23.
GAS STOVE, okeefe and Merritt
center grill, good condition; maxi
offer. LU. 3-O5S1.
GAS RANGES, used, $40 up. Eas!
credit ACME STOVE CO.. 101l
9TH st. NV. Ma. e-S952.
GENERAL RADIO, 728A VTVM
$40: Weston 326 5-10 ammeter
S400; Weston 622 0.750 dc volt
meter, q ranges. S12Q: Ampel
$40 speaker-ampliiier sos: L&N
$40 bridge, S25: Bausch-Loml
stereo microscope COX, $175. DI
! 7.6343.
/ GOLF CLUBS, set Of 4: spauldinI
Bobby Jones matched woods
brand new. value S100. sell S7t
| or reas. offer. IO 5-lb96.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
SITUATIONS MEN


LAWYER, IS. Government back
ground: neat appearanee; sood
speaker; desirable Position in
LEGAL or public relations field. Box
2O9-K. Star.
MAN desires eve. part-time Job,
cleaninR omces or once bldgS.
Call ME. S-6733.
MEN AVAILABLE for yard work.
houseyoTk. painting. etc. NE.
S-f539 y
RECOMMEND my excellent see-
retary; part time work; superb
typing and shorthand. AD. 4.
S2sl. ia, 9-40t9.
SALEsNlANAGER In real estate
desires q change; Nd. and D. C..
license: capable Of taking full
eharse Of once and average sales
force. State your proposition
when you write. Box 138-K, Star.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
ROOMS FURNIsRED-N.W.
ACQUISITIVE?

ivy y O1kJ4 I IT
You can get more Of eyerythint
At less cost at WashinRton''
tallest building - Elevator, bell.
hop. daily maid and 4-hr. secre'
tarial switchboard services: coife,
shop, bar. newsstand. barber shop
Tv In every, room. color Tv II
!cHsy; s1s so lst Scr cab S.,S sen' m Rooms from
CAIRO HOTEL
bHo. S05 2-2lo4" q. a"'
Evening star., 1960-12-10
APE RECORDERS FROM $40

NcCuEulut ABpo SUSe ON
Pre-recorded Tape 25Ts on
Commission Electronic, NO 7-43g.
TIMBER-h-a. lot near Andrewi
Air Base to be cleared; II Interest
In timber, call JU. S-6264.
TIRES, TRUCK, Se.95 up. all sizes
used, recaps CITY TIRE CO
1881 ? st. NV, DE. 2-2137
TIRES (used), regular or snow, al
Wheels. MiDocrFY Y TIRE Rfse CO.. .qssS SsS
Jersey and X st. NV, ST. 3-a7a3
TOoLs-sPECIAL sALE-2OeS dis
count on all hand tools from nov
until Christmas. BARBER g. ROSS
CO. 1898 4th st, ne. DE. 2-0501
TOOLS, Black a. Decker elec. saw
drill and sand kit: lawn mower
garden tools. hose. VIII. 2-333S
TEAMS. RAINS aathsntic, $1,000 seal,
compl.. Sb15; track lay Qua
train. S275. ov. 3-16S9.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
SlTUATl0Ms-W0MER

WOMAN, colored, desires days
work. exper., refs. Laundry or
eleAning. CHI. 6-S609.
YOUNG WOMAN. eolored, wants
night work. any kind. To. 2-40lQ.
ICOL0RED WOMEN on hand Walt
ing, work by hr., day or Wf.. refs
Ruphres Empi. Aaey. no. 2-a427.
Evening star., 1960-12-10

FURN:-Freneh and Italian prov.
pcs; ana repros. Chinese pes, solid
nlns. manor. desk. Pvt. home. IA. O.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
ROOMS with BOARD WTD.

FURN. RIM. with pvt. bath, in pvt
home; gentleman, non-smoker
non-drinker. Box 24-J, Star.
Evening star., 1960-12-10

FURN.--Bedrm. suite. mod, book
case bed. spring and mattress.
dresser with. mirror, chest OF
draTe5s; used 3 mo. ReAs. TO.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
MOTOR TRAVEL

AUTO DRIVEWAY CO.
Mr. sTIIWKLL. DI. 7.0675.
CARS PICKED UP and delivered
anywhere In the U. 8. A.
JU. S-42S0
LEAvlNG FOR FLORIDA for Xmas
holidays: desires someone 10 share
expenses and driving. Pc. 3-672i
Ext; 39s: or 39l or ia. 9-394T,