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Evening star., 1946-12-07
LOST.

ASSts
BILLF0LD-Please return lady's billfold,
asss sasasaIed A. Rswaad ao aen'sas sss1
BMLF0ID, red lizard skin, in citizens
Bank Of Wash. Please return. Reward.
Alexandria 2284. =
BIRD DOG, female, about IA yrs. old;
fsna shs Psrk Tfss nsfk fsA R aS seen
BRACELET, ANTIQUE. gold-plated, black
reward. Phone RA. 1853, NO. $500. IS
CAT, large, gray, tiger. stripe, male, white
chanan s1 st. NV. NV. RA. a577. -
CIGARETTE CASE, Chinese, silver. lost
Sunday; z p.m:, Conn, R, goth, taxi, Army
personal azs D value involved. Large reward.
NO. 696s. 5
COLLIE; sable and white. looks like
.'Lassis"; will probably s have weights @ on
GLASSES, .child's, lost in Lee Heights Sec
ton of Arlington. Reward. OK. 0027. >
EARRING, ruby and diamond set in gold,
lost vic. of 35th st. NV. or on Conn. near
Wardman Park Hotel. Reward. ,Wo.
FURS. reddish fox, neighborhood Of Union
Station. Sat, Nov. 80. Reward. Alexan-
GOVT. BONDS, Prudential policies, deeds,
ARD NORRIS. ME. 7759. Liberal reward. =
KEY CHAIN with red dice and numerous
ssys; EoDn Dss sys o. ST. ABE BE- between lo'n ana
or N MssSnls RsWafd FR SRa ssSo. aSnaS Ext. a19
HAMENT, 3647 MINI. ave. s.e.@s
PURsE-Finder of purse in Rosslyn Hot
please deduct fair. reward from money @ and
mail bag and contents to LOUISE HANEY'
sNS NaSS IN bss Is4s Sec Tah p e ops
hNNA !s n. sHse sJxcksoN. sSi Tea St. ms
SUITCASE, black cowhide, Gladstone. lady
tion to Polish Embassy. to 931 Longfellow
ahSri aBa found nav aep as DAmoE6 Es"ef eHB
'0151, am. to 5 pm. -
TERRIER, white wire,;haired with BLACK
Ks. Ks; 1S!h ssas. and Randolph ne. Revssrd:
VANITY CASE; leather dark brown bear- pc ,1
articles Of sentimental value: between IN
notify Notify F. = NJ. LINK. shoreham Hotel IA
WALLET, lady's. black, containing identi-
eatIon cash cards valuable gnly e ssss own
vicinity Of Bethesda A&P Tuesday aft
ernoon. If found. please call MRS. j. r.
GAMBER. WI. 1857. Reward. -
WALLET, black. containing bank book
and valuable personal papers, in vicinity of
Turner'S Arena. Reward. MI. 1850. 3
WATCH, lady's. qruen. rose gold, a3rd
b. 3D. csBssesi'uti0n. sssel Dec. and Reward call
WRIST WATCH-Ladys yellow gold; SIS
reward; containing several small diamonds
In case, Blancpain movement; gold snake
wrist band; lost Nov. 90. Telephone Ma.
WRIST WATCH, gold; initials "E. NJ NJ.
June 5, 1916" lost on Monday, Dec. 2, be-
tween GEORGETOWN and Mckinley ST.. Ch.
Ch Reward WO. 5063. =
FOUND.
EARRING-Noy. 20, CONSTITUTION Hall at
Natl Geo lecture. MRS. ]. r. V1EDT, 4526
9th st. NV, Ma. 026s.
IRISH TERRIER, male, in Fairlington.
CH. 5s14. - IS
PAIR CAPEsKIN GLOVES with name
Evening star., 1946-12-07
u. 5. Willing In 10 Sit |. n !! !.
|As Observer | in New
p Palestine Conference
By the Assoeiatsd Press

NEW YORK. Dec. THE United
States is willing to sit in as observer
on new "full and free conference
on the Palestine issue. !.
Secretary of State Byrlies making
this disclosure last night, said Jew
ish Leaders now supported q plan
for partition Of Palestine, populated
by Arabs and jews ana under Brit
isn mandate.
His press attache, Michael Nc
Dermotr, made public a statement
by Mr.. Byrnes including letters that
passed between Mr.. Byrnes and
British Foreign Secretary Bevir1.
Mr.. Byrnes acknowledged that the
United States had turned down e
British invitation to recent London
conversations on the issue. He said
Mr.. Beyin had advised him new
talks were scheduled for January in
London. a.
tThe British Foreign once said in
London last night these conferences.
set originally for December l6, had
been. postponed to an unspecif1ed
January date)
No Strings on Offer.
There appeared to be no strings
attached to the United States new
offer, even though Mr.. Byrnes made
it clear that this country would sit
in only as an observer. He recently
took over from President Truman
direct responsibility on the Pales-
tine question.
His statements were made against
q background of conversation a
few days ago with Zionist leaders.
He talked with Rabbi Stephen Wise
on the eve the latter's departure for
an internationl Zionist conference
this month in Switzerland.
Mr.. Byrnes declared that the
United States now feels that the
leaders Of the Jews and the Arabs"
should attend another conference,
adding that '.if they do so, the
United States will accept an in
vitation to have an observer at that
O0kl1E& CAllC.
Urges Free Conference.
Mr.. Byrnes expressed conviction
that "a permanent solution of the
very serious Palestine problem will
be greatly facilitated If there is a
free and full conference between
the representatives of the british
government and the Jewish and
Arab leaders"
This nation has advocated the
immediate admission of 10000 Jews
to the Holy Land, plus plan that
would divide Palestine into separate
Jewish and Arab States. Mr.. Bevin,
in letter to Mr.. Byrnes, refused to
commit Britain one way or the
other. He said Britain would be
ready to consider every possibility
Of reaching an agreed settlement.
and will study most carefully all
suggestions submitted to the con-
ference"
Evening star., 1946-12-07

Circulation. October. 1886
f95 S2S in City and Trading Area)
Average Net Paid.)
The Evening Star--------2 2i3.742
The Sunday otar--------------23 .9S6
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Arlington Seals Sole
Posses $1,000 Mark

Receipts from sale of Christmas
seals in Arlington passed the $11 600
mark today, according to George F.
Duberg, seal sale chairman for the
County tuberculosis Association.
A total of $10,827 has been re-
ceived from the mail sale and $500
from street booths, he said. The
goal is S39, 500. The total at this
time last year was $7,762.
Mr.. Duborg urged that purchasers
return theirs remittances in the
envelope sent with the seals.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
India Appoints Moslenl
Envoy 10 Washington
(From Yesterdays Last Edition. }

(Fr0m YeSterd1ys Last Edtt10nJ
BY the Associated Press.
NEW DELHI, Dec. 1.-THE ap-
pointment of Asaf Ali, long q Mos
lem member Of the Congress Party
as India,s Ambassador to Washing
tor, was announced tonight,
Asaf Ali, 4 5s-year-old lawyer
has been tranSpQTt mihistaT in m
dia.s interim government sirce 1T
took Office September Q. "A forner
member III the Cohgxkss3 Parry
Working COMMITTEE, he mas been
imprisoned several tin6s In connec-
tion with the Congress Party non
violence movement for freedom.
It was reported unof1cially that
Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, another
Congress Moslem and for six years
president of the Congress Party,
would succeed Asaf Ali in the trans
port ministry.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Coast Guard Allows Men
To Don Civilian Garb

Officers and enlisted men attached
to Coast Guard headquarters now
may wear civilian clothes to work
= The new policy was announced
late yesterday with a warning serv-
ice personnel should keep their uni
forms in order. They must be pre-
pared to don any garb prescribed by
current uniform regulations when
ever instructed to do SO by the
senior officer present, the announce
ment stated.
The headquarters personnel al
ready has been authorized to wear
civilian clothing when off duty.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Rail Embargo May Close
Kentucky BurIey Markets
by the Associated Press

LOUISVILLE, KY. Dec. Clos
ing Of Kentuckys "a hurley tobacco
markets looined yesterday as prices
climbed to near the opening days
sales record for the 1867 season.
As the markets began the fifth day
Of sales, William g. Clay, jr., said at
Lexington that Government officials
had advised him temporary halt
Of sales at all markets might be nee
essary beginning Monday as result
Of the new freight embargo.
Approximately 10000 persons are
employed in the hurley sales indus
try in Kentucky.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
FOUND.

.EARRING-Nov. 20, Constitution Hall at
Natl Geo. lecture. MRS. ]. r. VIEDT, 1926
9th st. NV, Ma. 026s. -
IRISH TERRIER, male, in Fairlington.
CH. 5s14. IS Z
PAIR CAPESKTN GLOVES with name
"Ja1et z Olds' sewed inside. RIA. 033s.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
NAM Ends Convention,
PicksBunting as Head, |,
Backs Middle Course
BY III. Assoeieted Press

NEW YORK, Dec. Industry
top executives returned to theil
home towns today with the ad-
monition to let "cool heads" pre-
vail in Congress and around col
lective bargaining tables during
labor negotiations.
The National Association OF Man
ufacturers ended its 51st annual
Congress of American Industry last
night with its new president pub
licly pledged to q middle Of the
road course"
Earl Bunting. who on January
succeeds Robert r. WaSon as NAM
president, said the new directors
were determined mot to be stam-
peded by the trend to the right In
the November election"
Mr.. Bunting, president of the
O'Sullivan Rubber Co., Winchester,
Va, said MANS position on the
labor question was expressed in
the report of its Industrial Rela-
tions Program Committee, approved
by. the new directors, but not
brought to the floor in the form of
. resolution.
For Collective Bargaining.
This report called for collective
bargaining, denounced 'monopolis-
tic practices" Of unions, insisted the
employer should be allowed to ex-
press his position in dispute, called
for banning of jurisdictional strikes,
sympathy strikes, strikes against the
Government, strikes to enforce
featherbedding or other work re-
strictions, or secondary boycottS.
MANS report also included a de-
nland for prohibition of mass pick
eting or "other form of coercion
or intimidation, opposed the union
ization of foremen, asked legal pro-
hibition of compulsory union men,
bership and of compulsory arbitra-
ton, and demanded, that Govern
ment intervention in labor disputes
be limited to making available
competent and impartial concilia-
tors"
The association further called for
reduction of taxes and hit taxes
levied to redistribute wealth. MANS
policy statement, embodied in other
committee reports approved by the
directors, repledged fight on con-
tinuance Of any Government war
time controls.
Employment Sterilization.
Members adopted a resolution ad-
vocatiug employment stabilization
and calling on manufacturers to-
make every effort to reduce sea-
sonal unemployment.
Through the three-day conven-
ton ran steady thread of denun-
citation of John L. Lewis and de-
mands that the Government not
allow him to "set himself above the
people"
MIR. Wason demanded that Pres
tdent Truman take positive and
courageous action against the
United Mine Workers contending
that public opinion would back him
and get the coal mined"
Members heard Senator Byrd,
Democrat, of Virginia who demand
ed the Nations labor policies be re-
vamped and said Congress should be
called into session at once to meet
what he termed the threat of in
surrection."
The convention ended with plea
from Prime Minister Jan Christian
Smuts of the Union of South Africa
that the United States and other
nations solve their industrial and
social problems, lest economic mal~1
adjustments and los of faith become |
powerful incentives to war"
Evening star., 1946-09-07
SITUATIONS MEN tCont. J

tis}s nss5 4s
aossIF atssurf foAs s0x oFffdEkt star
nome e loans and sll phases mortgage loans.
gIees Interested in establishing as loan
ofncer witt, mortgage loan CORRESPONDENT
sta financial institution. Refs. Box 92-E, ,
snlsTER-DEcoRAToR-Good work, re-
Ma ,iable; interior. exterior. Call. evenings.
PART.TIME WORK by veteran lawyer wy
fHx Passnessmsn; GnNsruaxs1Es Box s1ss-E, sta5 8.
contracts at sio0 which includes ea, con, 4.
Setsa1lsn and md ng Of quarterly and Anal
TEACHER 0ct 10 years years ssas Experience. M A.,
desires position teaching history. Eng,
econ. or related subjects; excel. refs; ex-
Lieut. Lieut. Army. DE. 1882 or Box ao9-E,
VETERAN, e .color.d, desires part; time work,
VETERAN. colored, wants to learn pressing
sfsr fsMefn fsafnins mn ahs r. asss gp would like
in bus. wants connection With PRIV. con-
SEQ ss56 min ya5ied sxper not afraid Of work
ship in reliable upholsterins shop, wiling
to work for chance to learn trade. strong,
RouaG asShs Man MNS ss7s dssiIes s.aF position
administrative nature, experienced in per-
sonnel supervision and of1ce administra-
tive procedures, both commercial and Gov
ernment, steady and not afraid of hard
MOrK. BOX l60-E, Star. So
YOUNG MAN, colored, desires work from
o.30 pm. to 1880 or 2 am, exper. elev
oper., porter. switchboard oper. bell boy
Box l67-E, Star. 81
YOUNG MAN, neat. sober. reliable, exp
CLUB and hotel, desires evening work GE
1888 after z pm. MR.. SMITH 13s
YOUNG MAN, colored.. wishes Job in gro-
SHrS sHT aNn SUM TX WoRk Ss
by college grad: painting, electrical
chemical or .general work. IA. 1896, 3
COLORED, As, wants Job part time; elev.,
switched, janitor, chauffeur. fireman IA
miliar with stokers. exchange fors modern
ouartersi references. Overland 1858. 8.
Evening star., 1946-09-07
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ACCOUNTING. bookkeeping service, taxes;
reasonable rates. Elk. 1854 or CHI. $685..
ADDING MACHINES, calcuiators cleaned
oiled and adjusted. All work guaranteed
EE: i157. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
ASPHALT and. concrete driyeways, walls
steps and porehss, stone walls built or re-
HWNfNGss S,1Sf Ss RI2pPPAiREp and serv,eso ls also
new awnings, CITY AWNING Co. RA.
5lQ9 1890 Georgia ave, NV.
waterproofng. chimneys
hreplaces speciality. CULLOTY, TR. 1885,
los
BUILDING and remodeling by responsible
builder; competent workmen. Call Falls
Church 285l-M. Sat. and sun. and ewes.
CAMERA REPAIRING. Call FULLER 81
d'ALBERT. INC. National 4712. S15 10th
movie equipment repaired by
experts: all foreign and domestic makes.
BRENNER. 933 Pa. ave. NV, RE. 2434.
CARPENTERS, hrst-class white mechanics:
all kinds q repairs and cement work,
CARFENTER, partitions and porch work,
fences; steps. doors. shelves. small repairs,
sss Il asb fps snfFSin iai work wanted
CEMENT WORK done At once: cali be-
tween and am. T. ALLEN. MA. g1T4.
IL
Evening star., 1946-09-07
MOTOR TRAVEL teor,.,.

STUDENT driving to Oklahoma Univer-
-.ty gues4ry. Sept. Ilth; vii. tsse J pas
chanEed. WI 1924. -
LEAVING Tuesday, Sept. 10, . am. for
Bristol, Va: can take two; 1912 Dodse:
references exchanged; returning following
Taesdsg, Sept. II. Call after 7:3o pm
Los ANGEIES--Leave October /. Drive
Take one to share expenses. References
exchanged. personal Interview required.
NAN soinq, to st. Louis. Mo, or Southern
Illinois. late Sunday or early Monday,
wishes transportation. HO. 1905. 146o
Euclid, Apt. q. -s
new Chevrolet Will take . passengers
Share expense and help drive References
exchanged. Call ia. 1888. eve. between
MEDICAL STUDENT driving 1s41 Plym-
outh, l.. A. Sept. s: desires . men pas
ssnsers. Call SH. 9779 after $40 sat,
all dav Sun. 81
LOS ANGELES daily; see the West; pvt.
sed.; via st. Louis. Dallas, Salt Lake CITY:
share expenses; ref. exch. RE $3.50, I2s
Evening star., 1946-09-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CIV. BY the day only, $5. AID. $40. ~
GIRL, colored, desires 4 days q week,
day work Phone AT. 1865. 7'
GIRL, colored desires work as chamber
maid. Phone LU. 0543. ~
GIRL. colSred. wants Job, maid for chill
GIRL, colored, wants days work, Monday
naU nthaTUcush Friday $5 and carfare. pu.
GIRL. ceIored, desires s.h.w. or cleaning
GIKL. eoiored, desires Job cleanins; day
or evenings. AT 1860.
GIRL, colored, wants work rs nursemaid,
cook fol. private family; Is years expert
enfs , with children. Call AT. 0926, g..
GILL, colored, neat, reliable, wants E.h.w.
Tor employed couple: no Sundays. AT. 21s3.
GIRL. colored. wishes morning work, clean
ING once or small apartment, 8 TO 1. Call
fPART;TIME WORK. SIS day or clean Of
WOMAN, colored, wants laundry work to
90 at home; experienced on curtains and
iamm,ly m laundry, etc. NO. $3.50; -
WOMAN. experienced. wants laundry to
take home. Phone AID. 1925. -
WOMAN wants work. 5 days or part time.
Evening star., 1946-09-07
SITUATIONS WoMEk.

APT. HOUSE MGR, experienced. returned
to TO washington, desires small apt. bldg. to
fHsssn CAPABLE Box q s' skns ssr t
charge Of books; no typing. IA. 1868
cAPASIE CAP sidY BUSINESS BE- WOMAN desires DO
sition as res. mgr. Of large apt house;
GaeassH sxsel Fsterensss p,N tqTnshsd EA; 4s7s g
ment Of exclusive restaurant, school or
night night club where there Is opportunity to
build up hne business. Has a most won
ssSylns and plan ali menus. Cali re aeorsia co. ia
CLERK-TYPIsT, eficient, desires perma-
nsI nsnS position 5-day week. $40. Call TR.
DoSToR,s ASSISTANT. young lady, 20,
salary. sss9 kearnsS s. ne. DE-. HAfssSs' 1898
sas ssss. ss:sa :Dss.ss ssnss sss Miss
ssG zi5t AHs eSd ar asss sss.
sa sna saeet EVENINGS ise
| weekday OF; S35. private room and bath
ssn, Eo csSSaEins Sa: or Laundry. Ayailssbls after
GIRL. colored, desires clerical position Of
any, nny fNses' w. osos Sog'' experience 1910 ST.
GIRL (col, J. desires waitress or bus girl
Ssii 5S1ii IVY ~ tims, tsas to Pm No Sunday
GIRLS, (.),. colored. would like positions,
clerical waitress counteTmaid. CO. 1925.
GIRL, colored, exp, wants seb as salesgirl
HOME MxSSeIR Aeo eoliese fe1; M bacfsround. fsra d.
or ana moterless s1 Mishes Soms
references; MRS: SNYDER. 20 PARK ter
LADY, college graduate, executive expert
syPssc1.S sSpss Fl project; I'M soss: S.. g.
with music store or Hrm, exp. in public
school music. both vocal and Instrumental
NoRWEGiAN. Danish translated: also typ
ing n1os or work to be done at home. Temple
NgRsE RS asy eelCgsS g,s tsp practical wishes tS
NURSE, .colored, practical. desires case,
ssoeer 3 or lo hours daily, q days week. Ho.
NURSE. practical. desires case, 8 or 10
RGcEpToNsT iaaE ssae Quick to learn
ssssionsd Ss.4s sd,, once syDing elsricsi work
rainins BACKGROUND desires sisn On Ss'nesS ths ;ob
fanng as as doftGrs
kkEssipENr MANAGER, experienced. ws wants
RGsi1SR MxNA9RERR eRI Ra sp 4iss Sadins ex
"a 1n comfortable apt. than salary. Call SH.
SECRETARY, aged %, 8 yrs exper. g
years superyising). capable assuming re-
spEonsisSaility, sa desires jnterss.ing position;
SECRETARY. available immed: 28 yrs. old,
8 yrs exp. shorthand, tipping, bookkeeping,
knowledge Of French; supervising positions
prev, prev, held, cap. Of assuming responsibili-
week: min. salary, $4,000. TIE. $3.50. ss
SECRETARY executive asst, desires posi-
tion recurring initiative and ability: z
years experience. 26 single, personable,
best Washington references. Decatur 953s.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, exp, 5-day wk.,
to 5. ALTA LERCH, IL Maryland ave,
Washington 10, p. G. 8.
ompanion-housekeeper to lady or couple;
excellent cook: take full charge; own car;
good driver; well Travelled; salary. $3.50;
WOMAN, eolored. desires Job as elevator
operator FIR 1888. 13s
YOUNG LADY, colored. college background
Goyt. exp, desires general clerical work
shinsi ihHSvz can Sat and Sum- 1917. MISS
SUt YouNa M REGisTEREp NURSE desires posi-
ton IN doctors ONCE. Call MRS. PIKE,
Evening star., 1946-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES tor your camera, darkroom
electric sn
papers. eSsmie.i,. phoso ''s sooRs s ana pnS,s SS
sH5fo q 9sy iss .5:s' NV BSaM spD
ACCORDION, 12o bass, soprsni, switch.
spGo sasy pearl very good condition, s265. pU.
AccoRDioN, ee-bass, new "rrontiIine,"
lady's, ny $500; black finish. wooTToN.
All AIR tsoS tCoMPREssoRs, Fl EssoRs 2o.cu it.. gasoline,
S,yn SS-whsel trail tTsiiers many other gasoline,
AZ M coMrREsseRs. se srq Z. st il. ny. and s su
ssnfi sna sP5s' o Rh0d. i.a%a
sTs sYs 6ospITiosfss. III ssss phileo.yors-inSs..
sr isss sais.ai: a5i
s9ssS s@s IN A,s9 a. Tsp Tinsex os typ v sos
Easy Easy Tel terms. rs sTaNpARD f1RE 4 sHR e APpIs AHspfSIss
AM AMGT Is fo s74h 19th srs S.I sss, 81: ne asS
AIR coNDITaoSER, nsa 4 IN ar, mod rs-7d5:a
Pson. 'Ees sEssins n $685. 2D
AIR I,'oSs,Is o0,NIDlaEIoNEEs, a1s,s.Is, ena y h;p ne
AAsSdp5sy ss0d by CO., SSw 81 & 95ssssnt sss prices an
ANTIQUES-BraSs and copper, to beautif
the home; eyerythins for the fireplace; Ps
prices. 3032 M st. NV. -S
tugss .Ts prlyste prlyste home. WI: AIS. S.
Gs Gslnus oveSoGk sso eaEs cherry end table,
glass, silver and soms
furniture. Sunday. No dealers. Acces.
sible to Nary Yard and 18th and Pennsyl.
ysaia yaas Sc streetcars. 7o7 D st. Sc. LU.
ANTIQUES - Gentleman,s walnut chair,
pine, NAH. chest, bric-a-brac. 1015 So.
hlshIead aSfiSHEs a ssb TfFunNiruREpok.r tssl.
top: Pennsylvania Dutch 3-drawer chest:
ping-pong table; single rollaway bed, COM
plese;. upholstered sofa bed: natural inish
knee-hole 4-drawer desk; original Pennsyi-
vania Dutch sink; large copper pot. excel.
cond.; original Peter Hunt round coffee
table and large framed mirror Can be
seen Sunday between and 9 at 3424
ANTIQUES AND REPRODUCTIONS. "Awel.
come always awaits you at JAMES MOSS
INTERIORS, $40 Macarthur blvd NV. 7s
ANTIQUE BOSTON ROCKER, lady's size:
new chair, Gainsborough; .chippendals
coffee table. WA. 1858, bet. and q Fri.
and Sat, all day Sun. IS
Continued on Next PagsJ
Evening star., 1946-09-07
PERSONAL.

NURSES AVAILABLE : The inter-racial
nurses nurses registery; 24-hour service. Du.
PHONE SHEPHERD 1850, ask for Miss
isss SR2ss%AKiNe sa KIN 'isastsrs xsp ALTERATIONS
Ikoeatsd above Loew's Columbia Theater'
suits to order; Also restyling. LEA ENGEI
NV; Room go Telephone Executive 1908
sg slTy csshed Free appraisal Liv1NG-
RARsoNsc &c oouaTa7sfbE M fI ns scHodbs, vi s15e
Nursery, primary and elementary srades
music and sdng n
saase rats So, Haday a also
hngerwave. soc. No appointments. All
s0qs sEArY 91 seVeesse corEaE eadens so gA &
DRAPERIEs. vALANcEs-we bring our
ianris snndin samples to you githogt charge.
Se$gHg q aaSes CO. $500 DAi
VACANCY in nearby Virginia nursing home
ess!E DsGgf aa Fs End shareh sSfn is
MlLIiiNER, MILL orisinal creations BY appoint.
aTns H. 6ssi F afssr ana s0h p sggssay gsda shpR R
IeE 4 e. fsssnsas WSNbRErxsp 81 Ssis NURSERY
ao faneRR SRRepnF sept bv e
SiSSSso iy ss
can vfcroR AI asSe eEoRdE aSE e. early sD
sEos,lsl Hosiery repaired. special Today service
S2 as repsrea ST 9s s. eapsrt ana
ca CLASPS trelinings' zippsrs; Today service
Have z1h Ss Yon salpus and GSr @sn, suit
YOUR We can anata sailOr 10 you suit out of it to Fl,
alterations to ,3o7 DecatHr st. NV, Apt
SHlDSRhEeNs fffaiEATER OF pANcEIrap IL.
RsoNs s5Sss seaoo sca s5iernSHp ssS
fe5a!s afSHEr ave cuTTuRE1 FL les WOMAN teach.
Enslish. self confidence. freedom from aeai; sci;
SoFFseioIsness F aaWr priyste tutor MI 1850 III
commercial property in Va. List '' YOU cdli
s. SIsss sSl. y I{5s
unable to o0ais ind noms plsce e
bath bath apt, NoEt6vesl Or Bethesda @ h''pre pre.
references Cali MRS. flsns PARKER.s sxasa1sn' aobar
efIa., eIea.s g.S, bsln Woodley 1918, after pm
fEIiCITY1A country day and boardins
school for children. Kindergarten througf
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PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home
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home for her 10-month- -old baby. Bo:
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while you wait. Room 602, Westory Bldg.
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store. 1704 Fern St, Fairlington shoppinf
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by highly cultured French woman; summer
course; private tutor. MI. $3.50
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BEAUTIFUL handmade wooden shawis. any
color: wonderful gifts: black or brown
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n r0undings, large grounds, GE. 6516. .-s
outs, hourly or contract basis, includins
Saturday, Sunday and evenings. CO. 5000
KITTEN needs permanent home. Adult.
only. P.ease address Box 2S0-E, Star. g.