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Evening star., 1952-06-29
By EIeni

NEW YORK, N. Y.-One dress
and seven different outlooks? I'M
possible you'd say. Not so impos-
sible, however, when accessories
help to produce the different out
look.
To prove this point fashion edi-
tors were shown rather basic
looking gray flannel dress that
might, if called upon, be worr
each day in the week and each
day come up looking quite diff
rently.
One day it was teamed with q
black and gold tulip" jabot. The
second day it was worn with Z
middy-tie over the front. The
third day with a shoulder Swag'
and fastened with antique coiI
pins. The fourth day a printed
scarf was worn as a high stock
with a dashing regency effect
The fifth day (still with us) the
dress worn with a wool cape de-
signed by Glentex of ginger-black
tweed for a fresh approach. Fol
the Saturday matinee at the Ma
tional change the gray flanne
dress by wearing a bead bib o.
tourmaline and agate and per-
haps a pretty pouf of pink anc
gray brocaded satin at the waist
To complete the week the dress
was shown with a ribbed knit
checker of white wool threaded
with gold and held with a finely
ridged gold leaf pin.
It sounds like the solution tt
the problem of Haven't got g
thing to wear" if you can stanc
the sight of that little dress o.
gray flannel after that much of
whirl. Actually it proves that thu
right accessories are the bes
wardrobe extenders yet devised,
Keeping pace with the new
fashions which are sometimes mar
row, sometimes a little full. anc
sometimes a little of both acces'
sories also have picked up the hue:
of many of this seasons leading
colors. Jewelry, scarfs, and stoles
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Accents on Accessories
For This Falls Basic Dress

Ialso feature quite a few blended
shades.
Black always is a success and
in jewelry jet beads combined
with pearls. crystal or rhinestones.
echo the tassel, fringe. and jet
beading embroidery that is seen
on so many dress costumes for late
afternoon and evening. Red.
black, and white, the very Spanish
color combination, has a great
many accessory friends this sea-
son. Black enamel is used in
number of sculptured expansion
bracelets of gold or in narrow
bangles used as an alternating
accent with wide gold bracelet
designs.
The wide open spaces" of the
new neckliles get a treatment
from many of the new bib-type
necklaces of gold with glittering
IrhineStoneS or of numerous
strands of iridescent rainbow
pearls. Flat "collaretteS" of gold
or of gold with jet provide neW-
looking filters. a.... ..
Focusing attention on the dis
appearing waistlines are many
pins as big as door knockers, ropes
of pearls that hang loosely below
the waist and many jtweled bow
knot pins that emphasize the
lower torsos. while scarfs tied high
lift the eye still higher from the
already high waiStlineS.
Topping coats, suits and dresses
is the ever-preSent stole that may
be made up in soft or "bumpy"
textured knitS, new-Shaped jer-
seyS, velvets, or in bold plaid woods
that go perfectly with the solid
colored wool jersey basic dresses
or the simple and very wearable
one-piece WoOlen dresses that are
so popular. But the way you
wear your stole this season will
mark it as new, too. Belted un-
der your coat or draped into
sleeves for strapless gowns, and
worn in whatever ingenious FASH
ion you can dream up. the stole
is still very much in the picture.
The wool jersey stole with the
deep fringe in red is a striking
addition to a white satin evening
gown that can give just the right
touch of casualness to a formal
costume. Then. investigate, too.
the deep circles bordered in fringe.
stoles with cape-shaped backs.
and a great many scalloped col
lars edged in pearls.
For the campus set a giant
cravat tied from a large silk fou-
lard flowing to below the waist
and spotlighting your turtleneck
sweater. GlenteX has designed
set of little capers" designed to
fit into young and limited budgets.
but giving the look and cut of
real fur capes. They may not be
chinchilla. broadtail or ermine.
but on you they'll look good!
Evening star., 1952-06-29

TIE DISPOSAL: If you have
a shirt that can be worn both
with or without a tie, you can
switch from one mode to the
other-neatly. When you take
off the tie, fold it carefully and
insert it in the breast pocket.
It adds color to your attire and
keeps tie unwrinkled.
TRENDS: TasSeled mocca-
sins, after faltering for several
years, are climbing high on the
footwear hit parade. Knee
length walking shorts - for
country, college and resort wear
are selling well. And the
convertible shirts mentioned in
the preceding paragraph are
already summer favorites.
TEN-SECOND INTERVIEWS:
Met Tenor Eugene Conley-"A
man has two ambitions. The
first is to own a home; the Sec
ond, to own a car in which to
get away from the home!" =.
Singer Lisa Kirk-"A bachelor
is guy who thinks that the
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Stag Lines
By Bert Bochoroch

TURKEYS: Remember these
STYLES that never clicked? The
Eisenhower jacket" waist
length tuxedo mems wedges
dress shirts with wing COL
lar attached handbags for
males.
FRIENDLY TIPS: Singer
Brent Williams When cut
flowers begin to droop. put the
stems in boiling water for a few
minutes and they'll perk up"
.. Comedian Will Jordan
Several buckets of water al
lowed to sit in a newly painted
room will help get rid of the
paint odor."
AMATEUR CHEF: Here's the
way Restaurateur Nick Manero
makes his famous garlic bread
Split a loaf of French or Italian
bread down the middle. Spread,
with a mixture of garlic kernels,
two ounces of olive oil and two
ounces of butter. Put in oven
until well roasted-and serve
hot.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

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ODD ITEMS: Comedian Roger
Price, competing with country
squires who emblazon the doors
of their station wagons with the
names of their estates. has
painted APT. A. on the door
of his car. Remember the
days when you weren't consid-
cred well dressed without a
watch fob. vest edgings and
separate Starched cuffs. And
how about those elastic bands
that hooked to your lapel and
your straw hat-to keep the
latter from blowing away?
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Designer Definitions

vn. The following are just a
ken by designers via designs,
g the new fashions and soon
Ibulary, not to mention your
Meaning.
Wool with long silky top hair
Silk fabric like taffeta, but
heavier
Huge rosette
Wide sash effect like Japa-
nese sash
Balloonlike drapery or hem
Loose drapery like monks S
hood
Very soft silk with family
ribbed texture
Heavy silk with a dull satiny
finish translation, "angel
skim
Slim, high-bosomed silhou-
cite inspired by the Napo-
leonic period
Jacket with wide box pleats
at each side
Swag of drapery across a
skirt
A heavy ribbed silk
Silk woven with a thicker
thread here and there
Lace with the pattern re-
worked all over in narrow
ribbon
Lace with the pattern re-
traced in heavier thread
Fabric with a thick, shiny
finish like patent leather
Color shading from pale to
dark
Hoop or padding at the side
only of a skirt
Strictly tailored suit
Complete combination OF
coat and dress
Evening star., 1952-06-29

/ Fashion has language all its o
few of the words in current use spc
written by fashion writer's in reviewil
to find themselves in your own VOC
wardrobe. this coming fall and winter
Word. Pronounced.
Zibeline Zib-ell- -EEN
Barathea Bair-a-THEE-a
chou shoe
obi (waistline) o-BEE
pouf poof
cowl (neckline) kowl
poult de sole poolt de SWAN
peau DANCE po DOM
Empire AHM-peer
Norfolk NOR-foak
Polonaise Pol-on-AYS
Ottoman
DUPONT Doo-pee-ONEE
Ribbonzine Ribbon-seen
embroidered lace
cire see-RAY
iombre AHM-BRAY
Farthingale
Tailleur Tie-YUR
Ensemble Ahn-SOMB
Evening star., 1952-06-29

best things in life are free
DOM"
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FLAGSTONE
STONEWORK

WALKER. JU. 7-6022.
FLAT OIL and Kem-tone paintins;
$3.50 hr. Free estimate: good rec
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED; all
FLOOR SANDERS and polishers.
rented; belt. vibrator. small saws,
All supplies. Paint sprays, Dupont
paint. Instructions. 1; +; FOLK,
4e GSR W, siS sEs n 1en MS oes
waxed; walls and windows washed;
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
Free estimates; reduced prices; CHAS.
r. COVER, WA. 1858 any time.
ANTIQUES, upholstered,
repaired rsdinished or Parts s maes
piano refinishing; estimates given:
Phone Elk. 1892, Elk. S2S5. APEX
CABINET CO.. 1899 .3rd st. NV.
FURNITURE REPAIRING and REIN
NTTURE SERVICE, 1889 wis. Oh.
Gf96ffgf;ERING. spoutins and timing
repairs. BURROUGHS. DE. 1869 or
P Las aas4l AND FIREpRooF WORK.
roofs; ref. WILLIAMS. NO. 1858.
PANTNG--Inside and outside; wan
washing; do my own work; wall
pPp ART sIsa9 ctoDSSrk IA
cial and residential; satisfactory for
25 yrs. Mr.. LAWRENCE. RIA. 9703.
interior, exterior. roof
coating, caulking. gen; repairs: free
estimates, Call To, 1927. III
PAINTING-Int.. ext: best materials
used; LIST class workmanship; ref.
WA. 1870, AP. 1859. -12
PAINTING and papering. floor re-
finishing, tiling: no down pymt.. 80
mo. to pay. ANDERSON. HU. 3o4S.
p
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
prices reasonable: free estimates.
Call day or night, GE. 6491. p
interior and exterior;
general repairs: roof repairing; 10ee
discount. HO. 0625. %
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General House Work
G.H.W.

Exper.. Hight laundry. plain cooking,
child. my care; pvt. room. bath, up-
stairs; live in; refs. KE. 3-67S3.
GIRL, 25-40; g.h.w.; help with chill
dren; 3 days week; SIS. JU. 7-T085.
HoUsEKEEPER twhite). under 30;
fare: l!yyee out. Call 10. 2-0I3O
HOUSEKEEPER; g.h.w., plain cook
ing; fond of children: live in; good
f3%s for every ys oheI gsn Of r esy
HOUSEKEEPER; g.h.W.. plain cook
ing: live in doctors home; fond Of
children; good home for the right
good salary. sH. 6593. 10
LADY, white, to care for elderly in
yslgidd lsdy; E good home. Call SE.
MAID LAID: live ,,, in or days g am. until
S Sa' 4-S Sggper; s@6 to start eau
MAID, child care. e.h.w., cook din
ner; live in, 1st-h. rm.: 5h-day wk
Recent local refs. $50. OIL. 1888. s
fond of children; good salary. RIA.
NURSEMAID. white. to care for year.
old infant; 5-day week. FA. 56l3.
NURsE-GOyERNESS. white; sleep
trally located home; other help en-
ployed; good salary. Give full par
ticulars, experience. Box 391-A, Star.
WOMAN for cooking and g.h.w.; live
in: pvt: accommodations; other help
per week Call OIL. 5000. IS
WOMAN, white, wanted for care of
2 children in motherless home. Call
WOMAN to live in: cool Bethesda
home; mother works part time; 9-yr.
child. day camp; all cleo. kit; "a
days on: food and gen. maint.; $25.
E ssGnf Eli . SALARY for mature. res ex-
per. woman who loves country lily
ural SURROUNDINGS: g.h.w. and cook
ing. for working couple. live in. Call
collect. Browning 4S0-J-4. s
ARE YOU CAPABLE OF TAKING
e4den for She emeosed n psrets nf Live
in. Call OIL. 1915 or WI. 6475.
AM IN NEED OF A GOOD MAID,
one who is unmarried; must be
ex EXP and have Ven regent 5 5sis must
1--we AA A.W Sd1A 1NSAs 5000 dAOCL
LIBERAL WAGES for e.h.w.. plain
cooking; must be fond of children;
Falls Church area; live in; refs.
REQ. JE. 1854 IS
ELDERLY COUPLE would like middle
aged woman to live as member of
family and help with housework.
for good home and small pay; all
modern convenienceS, including use
of car. Call Vienna 1-W after
noon, to arrange interview. s"
TOP. SALARY private room and
bath: g.h.w.: 2 children; other help
SCHOOL GIRL, mothers helper, after
school; Ia-day Saturday; live-in;
$40 wk. WO. $500.
COLORED COUPLE. husband and
wife, as cook. housekeeper and
gardener in Long Island Ocean re-
sort town; approx. 20 mi. from
New York City; living quarters in
residence; ref. required; state salary
expected. Box 339-Y. Star. IS
i WILL GIVE FURNISHED APT. and
meals to q white woman in exchange
co 81 asEf N ao3 Sosrd s and small
wages; settled lady; help around
house: live in; no laundry. Ii.
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SITUATIONS MEN tcons.)
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

For employment. odd Jobs, yard work.
wall washing. carpentry: house
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1899.
PATENT LAWYER, experienced in di-
verse electronic and mechanical arts;
highest refs. seeks position in pri-
vate practice D. c. area. Box 355-V,
Star g.
PORTER or janitor, good refs, de-
RE 1892
PROJECT ENGR., const. supt., topo.
and site planner; exper Federal.
industrial, airports, commercial
housing. Registered graduate civil
and mechanical engr. Available at
once, Desire out of city or overseas
placement. Married, under SO. BOX
YOUNG CoLORED MAN wants eve
ming work. from 8 pm to midnight.
Can furnish highest references.
Box ga. Star. -
COLORED MAN. d. C. permit. wants
part-time sob in whisky store or
grocery store. DU. 4602, So
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

ADA DIETICIAN desires Job as
caterer or food manager; exper. in
both lines; avail. immed. Box 61-A,
Star S
NURSE. practical colored. available
Tor temp. child care or other cases.
Elk 5000.
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes Job baby
nurse, child or invalid. Live out
RELIEF ii S' PIX TEL. OF. Can use type.
writer, file clerk, IBM numerical
card punch op. Box 1867, Star. 81
TYPING-Convenien downtown. of.
flee. IBM electric typewriter. Car
receive your mail and phone calls
ST. 045S between 8 and 5. 13'
WILL TYPE specifications. theses
briefs. etc.; thoroughly exper.
mimeographing: fast service. Di
3141. 10
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HOSTESS-CASHIER
S643 COLESVILLE RID.
SILVER SPRING. MD


BETHESDA HOT SHOPPE
Permanent position; salary common.
surate with experience and ability;
meals furnished. dresses furnished,
paid vacations and sick leave, group
counts. opportunities for advance
ment. Apply HOT SHOPPEs. INC.
Room zoo, 1341 G st. NV. ~
INSURANCE Foley WRITER for
large aforementioned insurance
ONCE. Casualty experience desired.
YOUNG g. SIMON. $40 Woodward
Bldg. IS
MAID, white. immediately; hospital
salary. uniforms, meals when on
duty. vacation. Apply housekeeper,
DOCTORS HOSPITAL. 1915 Eye st.
MASSAeEs for small ct. house house: apt s
M ihi,fFtH Il iias ss 4 81 rfecn-
NICIAN to work in doctors ONCE.
NJ . s S6ildrsn'' '0n'als'csns hog n0g'
NURSE. graduate or under graduate.
white. pleasant personality to re:
s-day wk.. salary open. BOX 1sl-A,
NURSE DIRECTOR. anesthetist. for
new hospital 8. Arl. Attr. salary.
Regular hrs. Live out. Start August
NURSE. REGisTERED. :. Nesro. for
summer camp for needy children.
8 to 12 years. % miles north Of
Baltimore. June "a to Aug. %, $50
week and maintenance. 6.day week.
Give phone number In application
to Camp Wood. ALB ct. Paul pl..
NURSE-SEC'Y.. doctors ONCE; set
tied; typing;; refs; permanent 20,
OFFICE CLERK. age 21-35, must be
neat appearing, aggressive and con-
ssisntieSs ., Apply gyp Is peEson soi 4
OFFICE Minei H SGR ais; sr.dus.. or under
graduate. call NO. 2211. 202Ss =
oF ri ICE WORK. Ming. lisht tzpins,
proof reading, SERVICE PRINTING
rs2 oflklkal leie . & aa required;
large apt; 6-day week: S165. Also
part.tims operator; Apply Monday.
PIX. Observation-Disclosures 20.
sition open. In an old established
arm. some typing REQUIRED. pleasant
| working conditions. good salary 70
start. Apply Mr.. varela. PARK
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started.
Open rate. Shepherd 1854. 7s
ACCOUNTANT, masters degree. highly
experienced. seeks part-tirne en-
ployment as bookkeeper. JU. $4,000.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT;
perience. Vienna 64S-RX Sc
DECORATOR desires custom slip
cover and drapery Jobs: speedy
service, reasonable prices. RIA. 6349.
JR. ACCT.-BOOKKEEPER. age %.
desires fuil-time employment; bank
exper. Box 99-Z, Star g.
MAINTENANCE PLUMBER, Colored.
experienced; desires full-time posi-
ton. Ak. 1888 after 5. o.
Man. COLoRED, desires q part-time
Job to 10 pm. IL 3-5506. .
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HELP WOMEN

white, days. experienced,
excel pay. FEDERAL GRILL, u. 8.
No: hwy, Beltsviile. Md. TO.
WITNESS. between e5 and IS. all
around; $50 a week, board and lodg-
ing: Call MR.. NIXON. West River
WAITRESS. white. for institutional
dining room oncd meals served family
room and laundry. Apply in person.
Do not phone. THE MASONIC AND
EASTERN STAR HOME. 5000 N.
~ HnaImPsnlre ave: ne: IL
far eEcIsive xperleneed ANNIE affer
z u.m. Monday closed. MICHAEL'S.
1920 Vermont ave. NV -
MATTRESSES. experienced. wait
resses. counter girl; over 81 years
OF age; new air-conditioned restsq!;;
Manager. Waldorf 1926. -
excellent tips. Apply OYSTER BAY
RESTAURANT, 904 9th st. NV.
MATTRESSES; a exper,; salary, $50;
a Abs 500 s Il Enc III e0n 6EkcS
lessen TE SEN 4015 S. 2sth. in Arlington.
MATTRESSES. white. excellent salary.
meals, uniforms and tips. Apply MR.
s Snri1T Md e IIg o Gs; ave. Silver
WOMAN, white. middle. aged with
limited income TO do 40 hrs. house
work, 3 days wk.. in return for pvt.
Turn. 2.rm. apt. in lovely neighbour
hood. Phone 10. 1854. IS
WOMEN. white. If you are over 80.
good Christian-living woman, a
wIa4w or some one who Is self-sup-
permanent job in pleasant surround
1ngs with opportunity to learn and
promote yourself, believe we have
something that should interest you.
required. Salary. $40 to 500 per wk.,
sHoLLs coEoN1AI 't cAFErE ERPis
1o52 Conn. ave. NV. See Mr.. Fajfar.
YOUNG LADY for general ONCE work;
knowledge Of shorthand and tipping
necessary; 5-day week. Apply BOSS
d PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st. NV.
YOUNG LADY with fair knowledge
o oota auto sitIe %9rk with or without
working conditions. Call MR.. GAR
zIONNE at Ii. $4,000 for appt.
YOUNG LADY to assist at counter
must be pleasant. courteous. refined
and able to deal with public; 5Ha day
week: Apply in person INSTITUTE
SShi aaa PLANT, sO21 Ga. ave,
YOUNG WOMEN, Is to 40; high
school grads. as investigators for a
retail shopping service. National
organization, interesting work. SAL
ary Advancement. No exp. neces-
Sary. must be free to travel Apply
We Marn sE, Bidg.' 18th and E SITS. NV,
EXPERiENCED GIRL wanted to work
in Lincoln and 10. white only.
2Q5 2nd st. sc. %
PART TIME cosmetic and tobacco
clerks. No experience necessary.
For evenings, Saturdays. and Sun
days. STANDARD DRUG CO.. 1922
T 'Wsen II YoH ING GIRLS to assist S IN
small private school; must live in
Hyattsville area. State age and ex-
perience. il any, with young chill
dren. P. o. Box sos, w. Hyatts-
Will GIVE GOOD HOME and small
| salary to q middle-aged desirable
woman in home Of 2 adults; light
work and companion to an arthritic
PART-TIME CLERK, for dry-cleaning
establishment: hours, 4:3O to z pm,
all day Saturday; North Virginia
resident preferred. Call MR.. BUT
UNUSUAL WOMAN. interested in
| meeting people. Part time; car
necessary. Call RE. 1907 for inter-
| view
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FhOHEN CUSIAHU MACHINES: used
Got. Taylor. complete with cabinet,
with 6O-gallon cabinet; this week
only. 81 $50 plus installation.
CAPITOL REFRIGERATION CO.
30l6 NJ st. NV. NO. 1922 g
FUR COAT. flngertip, sable dyed
squirrel, size IL: reasonable for I'm
med. sale, good eond. 10. 2-6?:3.
FUR COAT. mink-dyed muskrat; has
s sssn %STn vii III; 81. r. n..d' sps ss.
dressing tables,
single bed, dbl. mattress and box
spring, mirrors and pictures. / to
r g tsgS SEeoss st. a ssSi.. .n.ieu.
china closet; once furniture: Roll-A-
Way bed; Oriental RUGS and vanity.
FGRNiTURE-Gas stove, small gas
refrigerator. vanity baby ,carriage.
misc. end tables. 240 oallatin st.
observation-disclosures bed with
leather headboard. vanity with
bench ns ho and mirror and chest. 10.
FURNiTURE-Mahos. Duncan Phyfe
dining table with 8 leaves. S6b;
plete $40. Cali OR. 5425. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. suite, maple,
S-K pieces. mattress and sDrins: Ii.
FURSiTURE - Drexei mahos., T.
ideal end table or night stand; also
mahog. shadow box framed mirror,
20x30. Call NO. 1910.
FURNITURE. rug, Wilson 9x12; dbl.
bed; gas range. Call ia. 2-7sss.
FURNITURE. Hollywood bed, double
baby high chair and play table. 10.
FtkSiiURE-Livinr rm. suits; chest.
FTRSiTUjRE@Three complete rooms
ings; apt. avail. il desired. 81.
0664. am: or evenings. IS
FURNITURE-.Dble. bed. innersprine
bed' eemple s SIS; OK dins nett; table able
4 chairs, S35;. Calf. sun lamp snd
pong table. SIC. No dealers. IA.
FURNiTuRE. bedrm. suite. din. rm.
FURNITURE tusedJ. rsfrissrstors.
gas stoves. living ,rm. sets. beds.
dressers. chairs. kitchen sets. ra-
dos. end tab, tables; dinins rma . SUITE
THE W %oN S65S PALACE. Is + st:
FuuiRsNITGRRR@Modern, contemporary
blond oak bedrm. suite: dbls. bed:
y vanity. chest. night table sct AZ: aI:o
e eHans am et chair: to match es and
cocktail table. Also red. plush liy-
ias em hu e77oS G saa'i SIS 70 eien'
FURNITURE-For large ENC. apt. in.
$ SSS SSn buffet q. ts6is J and es ss6
FURMTURE-2o" Homart e1hsus.
fan, davenport and walnut kneehols
desk ana chair r,1 OR s 4sst sre.
library breakfront and matching ex-
ecutive desk in fne walnut Modern
manship. For discriminating once
OF large pvt. home. TO Be seen e.
FURNrTURE-Livins nm. suite, 2-pe.
lime green; Ape. bedrm. In Cordo-
van with double dresser. P. $3.50.
Of one-bedroom spt.:
Q to 8 or telephone from z to 9
pm. Apt: 2. AIS 4th I'd. n. Arl.
cleaner with at
tae III CARPET sweeper sEss Tv.; tables;
FURNITURE-Round walnut dining
rn. table and @ matching chairs. ex-
tends to seat 8, $50: Wellbilt gas
range. excel: Working eondo 49,;
Westinshouse cleo. refsr.. 500. XII.
rURNiTURE-Table, Duncan Phyfs.
drop-leaf; platform rocker; barrels
back chair. Olympic 1855. p
TTRNITURE-Leavin town: com.
plete furnishings Of house for seles
CONTINUED on Next Pags,
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER with some tipping
ability. Apply WILLS. INC. AMMAN
c filsi e. PosIT1oNs-Avail.ble in
female; good salaries; permanent
work; day or evening hours: For In
s ssEy!sE EMF fsD0 sERtcr All GAP
latin st., Hyattsville. Nd, June 10,
$780, Pm Or snii uE; . 210o; rc5n s
must be experienced and reliable.
state age. exp. and salary expected.
Box 49-Z, Star. y
COUPLE. Permanent. Country estate.
Woman. g.h.w.. cooking. auto. wash
ing machine; man. part time. 6o4
425-A, Star. ~
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN tcont. /,

FOUNTAIN HELP WANTED. male or
female. white only. Full or part
time. Must apply in person. to
hymns CUT RATE. 1900 Wilson
WOMAN. must be good cook and
housekeerer. man to serve and have
knowledge Of taking care Of lawns.
Small adult family; good salary to
qualified couple. with excellent
references Live in. OIL. 1850: IS
work In fire and casualty insurance
office In Arl. County, Va. Unusual
salary to experienced person: typ
ing required but steno. not essential:
S-day week and excellent working
con sI9lY siam o'A'' e"' ing