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under, aim for three or four hundred minute
or about Is to IS pages in half an hour. Prac-
tice every day and you won't lag behind.
You may miss some of the authors
thoughts when you first start, but you'll get
the essence of the story. The important thing
in the beginning stages is to get the feel of
reading quickly. And don't be SNUG when
you reach the above-average level. Raise
your speed goals as you 60 along. After awhile
you won't have to make conscious speed
effort - it will come naturally
;. Don't n,ore your lips. Whispering
slows you down. According to Dr. Stella S.
Center, Director of the New York University
Reading Clinic, this is one of the most COM
mon faults. Strangely enough, most people
don't even realize they're guilty
Place your fingers on your lips right now
Are they moving3 If they are, you're wasting
time. To stop yourself keep your lips
tightly shut, or as one expert, DIR. Louella
Cole, advises, chew piece of gum. You
can't possibly pronounce words if your mouth
is busy with other things.
4. Reod BY phrases, not word-by-word.
The word-by-word reader will never be able
to hit good stride and he won't always
get the full meaning of what's been said
For example. if you read the phrase ''the
square deal" at one glance you get the mean
ing instantly. If you stop after the word
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square" you get literal picture of a square
which must be changed after you've come
upon deal" This expression, like so many
in our language, is an idiom and cannot be
broken down. Try these other phrases and
see what happens when you read them word
by-word: Hes dead tired" Its party
line. " "She makes pin money"
The ability to read by phrases is basic to
good reading. In the following sentence don't
let your eye stop until you come to the verti-
cal bar: READING EXPERTS SAY THAT
ALMOST ANYONE CAN READ WELL.
Pick dozen sentences at random, divide
them, like the above, into simple thought
units and drill yourself. Keep penciling lines
until you get the swing of it. When you feel
you're ready, take larger units These exer-
cises will get you to a point where you'll be
able to drop the markings and try reading by
phrases If you're really ambitious you can 20
still further. The trained person can read a
line of book type in just two or three takes"
5. Alsoays read ahead. Don't flip back to
earlier pages to see if you've missed some
thing. It's more important to keep up with
the action of story than to know all the
little details. If you constantly 60 back, you
won't enjoy the books natural flow and favor.
s. Work on vocabulary if words like
obsolete" ''banal" and mitigate" stump
you. Unless you know your way around a
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Ohm NELSON goes through current best
d seller in two or three hours He skins his
daily newspaper but he never misses an i'm
portant fact. He reads six times as many
books as his next-door neighbor and three
times as many magazines. He can read for
hours and hours - and never feel strained.
MIR. Nelson is a good reader. Are you?
Probably you aren't, but if you have average
intelligence and normal eyesight, you can be.
Reading experts say that almost anyone
can read we'll but almost everyone doesn't
Recent estimates have it that the average
American is on reading par with his 11-year-
old youngster. At that rate he can't really en-
JOY book or fully understand it, He must
learn to read faster and more efficiently.
Here is list of suggestions from some of
the nations top reading specialists. If you
follow their rules, you can add lot to your
enjoyment of life.
I. Test yourself. Read magazine article
or chapter from book and note how long
it takes you. DR.. Norman Lewis, author of
How to Read Better and Faster" says that
good reader covers from 400 to 600 words
minute and top reader comes close to 8OO
If you're average, you'll find that you do only
1876 to 200.
What's more, this is race that ''slow and
steady" doesn't win. Tests show that the
8OO-word man reads faster because he under
stands and remembers more of what he's read
than his tortoise" partner
z. Increase your speed. Choose popular
novel, one that's simply written and absorb
ing. Force yourself to move swiftly through
each chapter and keep clock at your elbow
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dictionary, the same words will stop YOU
every time.
Don't sacrifice speed by looking up words
as you come to them in your reading. In
stead, make vocabulary separate project
Try to learn at least one word day.
7. Try sIsinsning. Have someone in the
house select an article from an old magazine
and fold down the top of the page so the title
will be hidden. Then glance rapidly over each
column. Within 10 seconds you should spot
enough key words to know the general sub.
ject of the article - babies, automobiles
food or politics.
This is only an introduction to skimninp
Mastering it takes great deal of practice.
but in the long run it will save you time and
trouble. To skim successfully you should
know what you're looking for If you're 90
ing through a history book for facts on
fashions in the l92O's, don't go leafins
through the pages haphazardly. Make
use of the table of contents. Pick out the
sections that deal with the l92O's and then
scan the pages for key words like fashion.
clothing dress. headgear They will stand out
if you're concentrating on your search. Natu.
rally, when you come upon word that seems
promising you will stop skimming and bepin
reading at your usual rate.
In the newspapers use the headlines as a
guide. Select only the stories that interest
you and skim the first paragraphs before vou
60 any further. Don't try to read everything
or you'll get lost and never finish the news
=. Don't approach all books as if thew
were alike. Judge your material beforehand
and decide what you want to get out of it.
Let's say you pick up Steinbeck's latest best
seller. What you want here is a good story and
the idea behind it. Nothing more. You don't
have to learn anything in the academic sense
and there are no facts you need memorize.
This book can be read quickly. So sit down in
in a comfortable chair. relax and become a
passenger on The Wayward Bus"
you're contemplating heavy that ex-
plains the theory of democratic government
or the economic implications of atomic
energy. don't expect to read it like novel.
You want deep and complicated meanings.
so plan to spend an evening studying. It's not
easy but it can be painless and profitable if
you approach it in working" frame of
mind
3. Don't be careless. You may know the
rules but you can spoil it all by not using
your eyes. You may read "face" for farce"
crops" for corps, "osculate" for "oscillate."
It's true they're close, but if you're alert YOU
should recognize the difference immediately.
10. Make sure your book meets certain
physical and typographical standards. 1t
should be reasonably light and small, COM
Portable to hold. The paper should be pure
white, with dull finish and thick enough 50
the print doesn't shine through. Lettering
should be black and clear-cut and no line
should have more than 10 to IS words. Unless
your book has some of these virtues it will
strain your eyes and tax your disposition.
Now you've got the rules If you follow
Evening star., 1947-08-31
How Fast Can You Read?
HANS KNoPF

Time yourself on this article. If it takes you
than four minutes, try following these rules
BY PAULA PHILIPS
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If you read at 400 ,uords a minute, q
good average speed, you should hape
finished this article in three and half
minutes. superlatipe reoder .uould
require less than t,po minutes.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

RFI hand AF ;pndsFsd fsSS 75c par
Esfereasess for years work in embsssSs.y, s.
GIRLS 20. colored. want work of any
kind; experienced, willing workers. DE
GIRL. colored. wants days work. refs.
and exper; 81 day and carfare. MI.
2S07.
referenees. @ safTi Phone n RE osos. s w
GIRL, cclored, wants part-time work
esnnng e II S be.Rseh opie 9T ana
GIRL, colored,- desires day or full time
Girl eood 5s1e wsn.s s6a sdry 1 onsde MHTe a
time. Call Ho. 1908 between 2 and 6 pm.
6 sa:tse se!erss neat T.. dfs5ss s work paid
GIRLS, colored, want daywork. full time;
experienced laundresses. Call any time, MI.
GIRL. cclnres so,a sesires daywOrk in NV
GIRL: colored, sesires evening work after
HoGsEikPEPER IfsGH!i PE as Oh COMPANION to elderly
person or couple, refs. given, 81. GAO,
LADY, colored, wants niehtwork. NO. $50,
Ext, A-205, after 5 pm. and all day
IIaaiWtHNDRY WORK 3 days per week; s
hEnld iaundresso Ho. IS5ea eIS5 after PM Is:
SUFFERS and dishwashing. nights a
wk. Tuesday to Friday. $3.50. NO. 6614,
1913 r st. NV.
WIDOW, refined. desires position as house
keeper or companion; free to travel or
reside any location. Adams S464, Ext.
WOMAN. colored, would like days work;
best references. Call any time. De. 1851.
WOMAN. colored. wants morning work
clean office, general housework, days;
experienced. NO; 1542.
part time, 8 to 1 pm. Can from 5 to
10 am, to 6 pm, NO. 7I81. --15
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HELP DOMESTIC.

ARLINGTON-Need part-time help. We'd
esdsy ne avy and auny nSsy fun to day esn &c
ranged if dtesired; 6oc an hour and gar car
COOK ta5e An ANp oe1G G.H.w. experienced, for fam
ily Of four; Ieferences and health card;
prefer live in; salary, S25 per week. Gali
Coo Cook 'aps And G.Hw. for small family; ex-
seed Vases RIM. pU. sess, s... ;M;le, ~ !,
e9hPfE e6nt a9l0Fsa W,odey aHf snT isy ve
couPLE. cdIji LEVI White, i've in; woman exper. cook.
g.h.w.; for young couple; man with outside
tHDi tins. fsl mi. lefe north of si. sps PL $500
COUPLE. to live in private suite. Great
New York CITY; wife doing cooking. down
ssas sSbssnaea sad IefPesees RP sou 8
more per month. OIL. 1888. -;16
COUPLE. t. 1--we in' for cleaning and eSok- sS
G.H.W. and cook dinner, small wash; hrs,
No Sundays. Ho. ioa9'
shy xssR sex e "a "a ss fSHa CAN e
G.H.W., care Ayr. child: live in: nice rm..
next to bath; good home and treatment:
i SS e. to GH fiss tn gofz
Apis; no children; highest wages: must psa.Ie be
between % and pm. Ho. 1852. -I6
7:3o to s: light cooking; $50 week, RA.
HHtodUUsEkEEpER II WANTED for working
couple, cool. suburban home; some one ne
couple or mother. and child; must like
children. Lpply at 1902 Calvert rd.. CO..,
lege Park, Nd, any time Sunday, or call
Trinidad $3.50 during week for appoint
ment. Take .Branchville car to Stop %
aaS sew RetS 70 saa 5'sh! also mend ii
days. day ~ HOTEL COURT, Bait blvd. mi.
past College Park. TO. 567S. -l6
MAID, exper., settled, live. in; g.h.w.; fond
Of children: must have have, local references;
MAID. CIV. and laundry. no cooking;
eEences reqaired: salary, $50 per week.
MAID, fond of children: general house
work; Bendix; good salary; friendly com
munity on Long Island nnEp 16N hour sdsEN fEGM SeT
Conklin St. Farmingdale, N. Y, --16
NURSEMAID, general housework, neat and
reliable; live in; very good home; Ss5, mo.
Box PISS, Star. -lo
RETIRED NAVY CAPTAIN and wife desire
white woman for light housekeeping and
cooking: live in: $50 wk. WI. 77l7 ~
WOMAN to hep with invalid and mousse
WOMAN to care. for infant. mos. old.
& days week: 1875 for days, 6-l2 other
WOMAN. white, experienced, to care for
2G,month-old ehild' gh;W:i AZ n small apt
YoTSS wHfTE WoMaN part time to
care Tor small child afternoons, George
town vic: refs MI 1896. -16
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REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont, :.

ROOF REPAIRING and painting. cutters
SSs6iR,ssa SFSoSiSsa rfSSrNa sSiS roo, painting
RsSIfIas; satssaliass 81 ssS ssd saoatihs: eai MIR
asesrs and spsE ror rss
iap ROOFS f REPAIRED. all kinds, roofs
sln'fa eslI soyp Dey aE afsSs 1855 and do"nsD0u's
sSyIef cE1sToN e. HaRSls's51hx
sfoNE sifSlssa ans ayn CEMENT CEMENT woKK-seons ' re-
tanning walls and flagstone terrace: also
walks. sters basement. driveways, porches;;
1HkEY FEE REfarKiSa. Aa assS new installation BY
asssn YKos IA s sss5s or eEnsrisossss ka oss ARMAS
hssH dss khaosA1 ss41se 'Rssh Ef'f IN
+ 1TFys;r2ssWRIrERs cleaned: oiled and .a,psssa
TYPEWIR,iTER CO.; sl$ M lath n;w,.,-. NV =,
qualify Sorkms 10 nship. Reas prices. Terms
fEE Essfs ss5yi'e co sosy yfsHssanss T.
VENETIAN ' 1ss BLINDS cleaned, retaped, re-
finished or rs,corded pTGmpT service stss
4 t. HUTToN. s4i5 N St. NV, Adams
81 80 up; Va, Md. and p: e. guar. work.
4S hrs. on large Jobs: RELIANCE, AID. 49, 5.
offers 4S-hour service. No extra charge.
Guaranteed l year. 635 s. Nv. NV. -.
WATERPROOFING EASEMENTS; cement
driveways, walks, porches, retaining walls.
flagstone terraces, Iwalks. F.. MARCUCCIO, ,,
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 35SS: -21
USED CAMERAS pought and sold FuLIEa
g. d'ALBERT INC. s15 10th st. NV.
EXPERT PAINTING and papering: work
guaran: priced reas. ST. SS4S. -16
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADDREssoGRAPH, gTsphetyDs, mims9-
snesi @ AIso! z Sse ep!IenIss, "a 4s$5 1s.
ref, NV: preferred. and IL an; Ho.
pRRssaakiS1a: Iaae sfs Nc design. rsnes. a.l.e...
s1iss BEsr ss fHSa' isso Irsins n1@ Apt
ssss %slf s e 's'esz
LADY, Is yrs varied office experience.
Uy a posSn VIZ
NURSE. practical, experienced: excellent
or ana osr nsay
NGRsE. stss h0hfisA fPiRsAcrroAL. wants Z nishts
duty; ehronieally ill or invalid; gives hypo 1Hg
nurse, eclored, undergraduate registered
prefer, institutional work or invalid's CON-
pRaGTiSAI Taiaass1nSS IR NGssE sssi companion white
exper.: s hrs, day; So day. Tel; II ao
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. desires care
sdms S6 sdfFn Ca M e Bsen or n N.Y.
PR1yATE sESY.Nindustrial steel and
knowedse fasea eGaa' Of e ss and prssts
contracts, procedure, specifications, ter
minology. etc available April J.: salary.
S225 per month. Box 391.I Star & I6'
ton, PIX, general office work. GIL. 0S0e.
RECEPTIoNIsT TYPIsT, for doctors
office experienced; refs. Call DU. 1900,
sEcRETARY. ga yrs exper. housing.
arch. terminology, desires top Job.
ar seRiadministrative s1ig duties; $4,000. p Box
TYPIST desires work at home well expert.
enced In all types; reasonable. Call aud-
low $3.50. 16N
WOMAN, colored. desires full-time work
hotel or restaurant. night or day; maid.
all day SATURDAY..
REFINED LADY, middle aged, would like
to be companion for lady Of similar quail.
fications desiring to share home: nominal
remuneration; references exchanged. Box
307-T, Star. Id.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started; kept
part time; tax returns. statements; Il prompt;
ATTORNEY, 81, vet, gentle, desires con,
nection with local law fl. firm or industrial md trial
organization; for past 3E2 yrs has been
BBooSok4KEEpER-AccoUNTANT. BoS 4isIlI Is1aNAN Is years
experience, desires part-time bookkeeplns rsnorts
snd 2S tax sssnDsa 45ns sna Box
eoeaatl aeaoahtlas eRsei. sespuff refs: ssdsy Tssf
sSsS soIs5sq yo8]a 5k ". job as ONCE
eGy HyERGYmaN e Tass ofdanea Ga ah dsres work
Kind: aged 81. married college and theo-
8E s5ssF Rs5s'5as Soa
COUNCILLORS, 3. veterans, Jewish, for
summer camps; experienced. GE. 56sl.
ESTIMATOR, hish-type executive. civil
engineer, reinforced concIete :, specialist,
buiidings. HiI g con Concrete and masonry structures,
wants connection with progressive CON
tractor or subcontractor who has future
to offer, Now employed and wants change
E2SECUTIvE. experienced. office, or sales
ass AZ WaaS
elsg nsh2n gssReasse sSa!as!ss s1Army Tk 4ss co.,
good ey-naval officer. graduate U. S. Mari,
time Academy: ? yrs: Georgetownh n scaooi
Of Foreign seryes in ana 9po
matte tit; relations; married; responsible post
Iion desired Boy asa-T Trss STAR ar.r desires 5sa
Thursday. BOX 313-T. Star. :. 1e,s
LAWYER, honor graduate Of leading essir ~ law
With extensive legal exper. in various gov.
ernmental agencies. including. 3 yrs, at
Of JustiGe and expsTt in rab
ssae' ssser and aa abii a5 nss and s @ Vel
aN basness wss Boa STAR
MAN, with wire, desires JOB as tanitor IN
small apt. with quarters: TR 62o3. i5.
vicinity Of Mt. Rainier. Md. WA. 1888.
N pP 0ses gea ss Tn TffSSnx
all day Saturday. Cal for LEWIS. Call
NAN, honest, aJ reliable, nondrinker. aged At,
Is yetrs' exper. telephone. radio and tele-
Graph work some business exper. Du. 4aas!2'
MAN, sinsIe. IS. personable, educated. nice
appearing. as secretary -companion or con-
idential work; best ref Box BAIT. star.
rative-secretariai, business and Govt. in
washington and field, desires conneetion
@ IN s ca ccmes sf on assgnnent capio H
knowledge departmental affairs and pro-
cedure, public relations. office organiza-
ton. correspondenee and capable heavy
PATENT sEARCHERsSWe search chemi-
cal. electrical and mechanical patents,
ent once experience. Law experience.
Call any time after p.rna MR., RYAN
PnARMACIsT, relief work or full days.
RADIO 'TECHNICIaN. 90 years experience
in labora tory work, pa. systems. trans
mitters; have St class radio telephone
license. Call Shepherd 1854. 15'
REGISTERED PLUMBER wants connec-
tion with builder, housing development.
real estate management or hotel. Box
TRUCK DRIVER. white: heavy or light
duty; 4 yrs exper.; S45 wk. Call MI.
1852
VETERAN desires position with future:
reliable, neat, high sch. graduate; willing
WpES to learn Box 3s33s star: .o,,..s sr.dn6,s 6,
experiensed newspaper, public relations, lat n
ture in any field. Box 336-T, Star. 16'
WATCHMAN OR GUARD wants work: per-
nanent: inside or outside; references; Boz
24S-T. Star. 16'
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.


ns plsstesns asmSafaa s
HamiFoN Haiti 3 CONF aszh Ca s5aFf R to
ALTERATIoNs-concrete, wall footing,
il infsorced concrete. call any time AT.
asPaaIr ssf4i 6 GhhEAAE GhbhkEiAAEwAys, parking lots @ and
Pav Pa1vyfs sf ps9ysFS asss se5 S0AR
RACES and utility buildings; Immediate dc, de,
8 sg M aoe hS%ss a nandi dS BE ng
nsnts ane PRaRs R5fn5si 2a5E T 's
eEMESF eERHHSeF G4 aoEk Esiffss sons as walls
terraces. walks, chimneys. hreplaces: Ce-
%sns Wss skf M D9rchHss Horners ans
FLOOR FIease SERVICE, % notsins out the the best;
ii auet installations; saii Bruce finishes. FLooR-
ING coNTRAGToRs. INC, 1872 Wiscon-
aRNERAL eiR aHsi NO CSoNsPPiRACTrNG, SsPiA remodeling
on on cost THE ziRkIE CO. RE. 7$ss.
HEArfNGsoi H1S ISsH g l. furnaces and oil burners
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup; eX-
RsE fnsasaStns CO. yfs f to 9a aSe
kiTeHENsssreamline Sa5a Ss 9eSs; your old kitchen
with the very latest CABINETS ana SINK
tops; entire Job done frcm floor to cell
ing: we will furnish nlan and estimate.
MODERN HOME Co. MA. 67J0,
ers; radiators Complete heating; SO mos.
to pay. MAY HEETING COMPANY, OR.
PAINTING. papering, floors, waterproohng
roof rep; white mechs.: guar. work; est.
1925. GILBERT g. HAMILTON, AID. aI29.
STONE WORKS-Houses, walls. etc: Flag
stone walks. Va. preferred. CHI. 7761. :
REMODEL rnooerniSe. your nome nov:
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
HhAy1aTfsyi2LE hA1i2N 2 66oe oeoNTRAcT1N VII szf do
Roofing, siding painting, papering; all
work. guaranteed; no. down payment;
MODERNIZE your kitchen with Nollbilt
cabinets: best materials and workmanship.
Estimates on installations. GEORGE w.
KNOLL, WA. S576. 25'
WATERPROOFING, all kinds: waterproof
your basement now: windows calked. etc.
ROBERT E. PRICE, RE. 1881. 81
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HELP WOMEN.

TELEPHONE OPERATORS. experienced,
salary credit is given for former expert.
rnSs plosment once. Or telephone Mrs Risslss,
Executive 1927, for Information ABOUT
eppSE,un,ses sn 1SS sssiasls TaS ca5sA co
TEEfEPHoNE rEnHa 81 soLfccfToE. pleasant voiced
Rhoonaes;i full IL or part time. BOX sS-s. Star.
TyrIsT in research orgsgls;sion ssae sssellens
Tfh psy e1Res RResDeszatIon S its
ss5anss,, az e.. csil SEARS. RoEsuck 8 GO.
f9p1sf T9 ST. must I' be experienced permansnt
PSssei6n %oo6 cLoTaNd s5ffaRo co 7os RR th
TYPIsT with some knOwiedge Of short,
ysnsemers: Cali Ma. oess. lie
TYPIsT, Spanish English work. for inter.
citizen Latin American country or Canada
salary, s1.soo-S2. 900. BOX 2l0-T. Star.
psS NEW Psst x6sk 81 ags EwrRg APgy o
TYPisTs. exper. needed; part-time. hourly
ment. e cali IA. 1 1850 'a ask saeg Tor empi mgr
MATTRESSES. experienced, full time. THE
WAITRESS for restaurant serving liquor;
meS1 Ss szRfiaf6f REsTA6RAN nSr'' df5 st.
WAITRESS, white. 10 to SO. for full or
good wages and working conditions. KREs-
GE'S 10c STORE, 7th and E sts. NV. 16s
MATTRESSES wanted: also one who car can
act as hostess and type menus for~a new
rsstaurant:. must be experienced. 49l2
WOMAN for lunch stand, 1890 to 4;30;
WO, $500, Apt 307 North. -16
WOMAN. bet. 80. and 40. general ofnce
b a Be ane u1 yDs da9
wrIins, Wiz soGa stasns snsfa Aea Box
WOMEN, formerly employsd IN war # RI. plants.
auiTsd to help win the waF1 ,v. We n neea
5-day. 40-hour week. If interested, call
ps5sSnRNsl' Wo%EN WaNTEp 4a FEB with experience in
ceiisnt ceit Opportunity ID for advancement and
sf!RaSsni sEWINa MScRHsR seRl3Ssao5 e., 1879 st.
70 YoUNG tSt LADY. % Tor record dept; must be
apsP asas q fakns Ws ave sa Nd
YOUNG LADY for check room; Sundays
qqIy' Ia; s1geTisnee not necessary 60
YOUNG Yot GAfXosis WOMAN. as Junior clerk, order
Horn, BREYER ICE CREAM CO.. !S5O
Bladensburg I'd. ne. -lS
YOUNG WOMAN to assist in selling. and
to record incoming watch repairs: high
salary expected. Box I72-s Star. .--16
YOUNG WOMEN to train for bookkeep-
ers with life insurance company; short
35-hr. week: pleasant working conditions;
inexpensive lunchroom. Apply 40S, Sl6
GOVERNMENT employees - Ready to-
cellent salary. MORTON'S. 314 7th st. NV.
HOUSEWIVES EARN $3.50 daily taking
orders for 1947 spring suits. dresses etc;
Immediate delivery. Write MA1SONETTE
FROCKS. P. O. Box 1922. Washington 49,
p, C.. for style portfolio; sl.,
$40 to $40: good pay. PAUL HAIR
DRESSER. 1884 K st NV. -l6-
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PERSONAL.

EMBARRASSED BY hair on your face,
arms or LEGS? Have it nossfa BY skilled
ireedom psa dom from rom Scars: Absolute privacy as
suFTea Co.. Call IIs,F Randolph oe@4 for free een-
BABY EalIa1i0s SITTER yffis REGISTRY: mothers cal
DI 23O0 safeguard home and child
Ssassf SHsq 4S f5sE 'ttaEf cGITssfssef
RsinsIs s5 way a a. AtSA Silver s1lns
fThIhE@p. 81 eyEkWEfaaT. Ss Rsahs NEEyous' T Tax.
HEALTH iHsa TIT CENTER. s4sS ca. ave. siivei
ss II sHr H., Rrss ss sts 81 ss sssS
one . soe No Esaanss WAR
Flynn FLY BEA6TY COLLEGE. Isio G St
Il. W. JOHNSON, D.n.iss-False teeth re-
pared while you wait. Room 602. westors
bss NAT Hns cEsG III CIV for cEssa sn
fit, because. you have lost weight, or they
need restyling' we specialize IN that field
fSnalaV Theasre Bldg Gea'fP LEA ENaEI ormerly sts
ave aye y N.Y. }soa i11o F ST. NV. Room 20
DAY Al Ca CARE GIVEN to child in licensed
Anacostia home. Nourishing hot lunches.
BABIES Ba n5S0' AND cHnDREN.s photographs
by stroboscopic fash. Candid SPECIAL. 90
home poses, 20 big sx1O prints. SIS total @
5sszSsa: fG; s sSsSs MISS LLOYD; D.. ~. AZ
WEET sss T0Ih snsR i2 saee hGns R
aondsy aIsrafs shroash Friday. as rseepsienist
or companion to children. Box 400-T, Star.
THE DYEwoRK SPECIALIST invites;
ssase sss feel saa HHaGisfE III
ffsFEfoYED ffsHFPEfosY fzs RE4ERAN RH 81 ANb WIFE Van,
place te live and day care for : children.
Slip siii COVERS, DRArERIEs, bedsprsads.
yanity sfiEs PlGTS TxiR CO asss
moved By former university medical re-
latest nse ss
SUaIaieasien week ends cali RDSn' Nj. as4o. ~ ~i5s ~
FOR EXCELLENT, reasonable slip.cover
Jobs. call Glebe 1887 evenings and satur-
EARLY EAR ws BIRD; aS7 Yake YOU uD; give rs ~.
& Co, DI 1854. RE. 1883.
SLIP covERs: dTapsries DTotsssionaily ...sss maly
guaranteed ~ cRoswEIL's. DI. Glsa'
PPsfssSoSNS PARsoNS,s COUNTRYSIDE day and board.
hot lunches, daily transp. tRead ad in
| telephone book) Registrations now oper
| for summer camp. 9401 Georgia ave-, SH
couNTERPANE, hand crocheted; Mrs
Coolidge's great-grandmothers design. Elk
Gsss eYa E HxSrsaToss hA sSHS rs eye physician
by appointment only. DIR. EEARY, 431
| 7th st. NV. ME. 1856. 20s
UPHOLSTERING. repairing, slip covers
drapes; use your material or ours; esti-
| ture. rugs, Venetian blinds or automobile
upholstering; pickup and deliver; quick
FERRIS. Ma. 1850. lie