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HELP.--MEN

PATENT ATTORNEY, with expert.
ence in electronics. Box 464-x
P2TENT 1hEi SPECIFICATION writer's
Good oppor. for adyancement ANGER
W.. Hyattsyille, Md. 10
PHARMACIST-Top salary; opport
for ownership; must be capable, all
around. conscientious; managerial
ability. State refs. confidential
IPHaHRM4cIsTeMust be experienced:
pleasant working conditions. Apply
SCHWARTZ PHARMACY, 1900
IPHoToGRAPHER, experienced, with
speed graphic and view camera,
State age and experience. Box
PHoToGRAPHER, experienced in
/ portrait studio. Top pay. Perma-
ment. Also part-time photo. printer.
- ANToN,S: 1912 6 st. NV: "a
PLASTERERs White .oo expsrienGed PEI NSs
costa I'd. Sc. LA. 6-3454. LU
PLUMBER,s LUTSMnBsER,s APPRENTICE-Experi-
enced Apply 912 Bird st. NV or
call Ma. S4735. IS
PORTRAIT PRINTER
Photographic studio; experience nee
HARRIS g. EWING
1913 F st. NV. See Mr.. Zanoh
-
PORTER. colored. Hours 3 to IL pm.
Salary, S37 90; = meals furn. Pre-
fer Alex. resident. Apply DUKE DEL
4531 Duke ST.. Alex. XII. S-2S95.
PORTER, with drivers license; good
hours. good salary; ,CAMPBELL's
PORTER for liquor store; must
have D. c.. drivers permit and
local refs. Apply in person, do not
phone. 9th and Fla. ave. ne.
P0RTER-.Position of porter open at
post exchange, Cameron Station,
Alex, Va; 13 days annual leave,
group disqualification, other employe
benefits. Call ia. $4,000. Ext. 1852.
PRESSMAN, experienced 2-color Mil
man. 4:36 pm. to 1890 am, Open
shop. Wonderful opportunity for
advancement. Excel. salary. Southern
city. Write Box 315-T, Star. -6
weii-eauipped, modern, Job plant;
BERT LEVY CO., 512 H st. ne
PRODUCE MAN, experienced, for
modern super market: paid hospi-
talization. insurance: vacation plan;
5l2.day week; salary open. Apply
FOOD TOWN. 1911 r. /. ave. ne
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Statesmen
Anchor Fence Co.

Has opening for 2 statesmen. Oppor.
tunity, to earn $4,000 per yr
Closed territory operating from
branch office of worlds LEADING
manufacturer, Must own car, pref.
OF age, and able to furnish refer
ences. Call MRS. CUMMINS fol-
appointment, Ii 3-Sl5l. 5
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MAN

M1ooie ageo, soDer' 10 manage our
Apply H. J. Taylor. after 10 am.
BERGMAN'S LAUNDRY
623 G st. NV. -6
time for delivery work:
must be neat and aggressive. I'll
l4th st. NV, Suite 917. IA
MEN-Two full time and one part
time. Inexperienced full-time men
average 500 and up pei. week. Re-
peat business plus. regular custom
ers assures you Of steady. regular
income: Start on 1 or 2 day trial
basis II you wish to prove to your
self what an excellent opportunity
this is. Fuller Brush dealers average
$100 and up per week calling on
regular customers by .appt. Fuller
Brush customers are pleasant, cour-
teous and buy these famous every
day necessities regularly. An expert
enced man will make calls with you
and train you. If you are inter-
eested in q sure way to raise your
income, inquire at oil National
Press Bldg. 14th and F SITS. NV,
or phone DI. 7-44T7 or DI. 7-349S.
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HELP-WoMEN
SAT,ESWOMEN

To take care of customers for ma
tionally known manufacturer with
established business here. We will
train you to insure steady and
above-average income; full or part
time. Write. giving phone number,
Box 313-x, Star. -6
SECRETARY-TYPIST, 25-4O; girl Fri
day; 5-day week; $50; by appt.
Call MR.. cLEMMER.. Ma. s-5943.
SECRETARY. for title company in
Riverdale. Elec. typewriter, pleasant
work. conditions, exper. required.
Salary dependent upon qualifications.
20. Box 81. Riverdale, Md. -
for NBC radio and Tv
promotion dept. Good shorthand re-
CURED. Interesting work and op-
portuntty to learn. See Miss Fer
guson, NATIONAL BROADCASTING
Co. sheraton-Park Hotel (Ward-
SEWING MACHINE oPERATORs.
factory experience. UN. 4-3426. 6'
RECEP. P.-TYPISTS (2)-Part time for
school office eves.. pm. to $50
OF 8 to 1890 am. Incl. Sat. eli 6
Dl n W ra
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high school graduate. Cen
eral office work. no exper. necessary;
5-day wk.; S160 start. Box 335-X.
Star ii
and dry cleaning store in Arlington;
hrs, 3 to z PM; must be neat and
reliable; excel. pay and working
conditions: prefer area resident.
Apply BLUE RIBBON CLEANERS,
1894 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va.
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ROTTTEM

Man interested in operating an es-
tablished laundry and dry cleaning
route Must be willing to secure
new business. Apply after 2 pm. to
Mr.. Potter. pr M Bigby.. Mo No
.Butternut Butt TG'i st. NV NV. A io 10 Gnu
Age 25-40, b. 5. educ, car, dir. sales
exper. helpful but not req. Must be
ambitious and hard worker. Salary
and comm, 500 wkly. during 80.
day training. Apply MR.. YOUNG
1913 pm. RIM. 705. 1919 r st. NV.
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HELP-WoMEN (con..)

white, for ONCE of
large wholesale distributor, 6-day
wk., vacation, benefits. etc. Per-
manent position. Apply MRS.
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MAN, 25-4O

Are you now employed?
DO you need 500 or more per Wk.?
Do you have a car? We can offer
you a bright future with guaranteed
results. We train you completely
at the KEYSTONE SELF SERVICE
COMPANY, 6400 Ga. ave. NV. Ap-
DlY after gao a m
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YOUNG MEN

~ S4NNA AN4414N
One Of washington's largest once
equipment companies has openings
in store and outside sales work for
young men interested in perma-
nent position with q future. Ample
opportunity for advancement. Many
employe benefits. Call Ma. S-41S1,
Mr.. L. ]. Milliken, for interview.
CHARLES G. STOTT CO., 1910
N. Y. ave. NV. -6
MAN with proven ability
as salesman worthy of promotion
and managerial responsibilities. Any
experience in consumer-type sales
and managing men will be helpful
This is no easy job but offers un-
usual earnings. You will need to
prove good work habits, . driving
ambition. ability to be a team men,
Der, good personality and integrity
Write giving fun details about YOU
YOUNG WHITE MAN, to learn IN
stallation Of Venetian blinds; must
have drivers license, and know city.
DISTRICT SHADE SHOP. 2101 Z
OF. NV. 81. S-7So0.
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ASSISTANT. for NBc
radio. and TV station; copy writing;
production required. Interesting
work for an eXper. person. See Miss
Ferguson. NATIONAL BROADCAST
ING CO.. Sheraton-Park Hotel
(Wardman Park) 6
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4O4 L G4N4NA. "A " Il. INV /.
PERSONNEL COUNSELOR, for one
OF WaShington's oldest and finest
employment agencies. State exper.,
etc. Box AK, Star. -
phoToGRAdPHTC fEDayls5ead kECEPTd9NIsT, d9
Kipaly 95pa 7, apply 2 = j in person. ANToS's'
pRiNT.A- I'M 4 SIGN 81 Nv OPERATOR o
Goldenberg's Shirlington Store. Must
be experienced. 5-day week. liberal
ONCE. 9Th floor. GOLDENBERG's,
RE6EPTnoNTsT 1te sIh Sns for ;ts' .1cv. 1% 1e.,
salon; sxper. not necessary. Call
kEcEPTfoNIsr Tci and General Assist
ant in Beauty Salon-Exp. pref. but
RGI Hsf q1dsF PHskEs 20 EzfR yES Of sgs
lists. s406 Ga. ave. Silver spg., Nd.
MANAGER, exper. garden
type apts.; apt. and salary; suburban
Washington, Call WA. 7-3100, WA.
sALEsGIRL. experienced. white. Ap-
ALI &C fail f Sop9T or part time; good
working conditions. KRESGE 5 AND
1Qc STORE, 9TH and E SITS. NV. II
OAhLos lduleS Teduy-LO-WeaT,
must be experienced, perm. position,
salary and comm. MILLER'S FURS.
INC, 1921 G st. NV. .
90, to sell furniture
on Saturday afternoons from 12
noon to 8 pm. Pay and commission.
Apply 1913 You st. NV. or call MR..
ARTHUR C. SMITH. Sr.. NO. 7-3343.
for shop specializing in
dinnerWare, crystal. silver and deco
rative accessories; perm. position
for capable person thoroughly exper.
in above lines; salary. $50 weekly.
Please reply in own handwriting,
stating age and exper. Box Alt,
Star. --6
The Military Dis
trict of Washington Exchange has
openings for Salesladies at Fort NC
Nair. Apply in person to Mr.. Green,
Manager. POST EXCHANGE. Fort
McNair. 3
sALESLADY WANTED, for dresses,
suits, coats, salary plus commission.
Apply WORTH DEPT. STORE, Rock
vile, Md. -
SALESLADY, ladies' ready-to-wear
and accessories. eXper. preferred;
salary and commission attr, to quail
fed producer. ADORABLE, 900 H
st. ne. -6
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

DOOR CHECKER for din. rm.. some
office exper.; 20-35 yrs: salary and
rm. and board: split shift. no Sun.
work. Apply 2131 o St. NV.
MR.. HARTNETT. IS
ARE YOU IN NEED OF A JOB? Do
you have an employment problem?
We have need for all types of en-
ployes, men and women. Contact
DEPENDABLE PERSONAL COUN-
SELLING SERVICE, 1912 9th st. NV
DE. 2-50S1. IS
EXTRA CASH-sell Xmas and every
day cards. Also Xmas imprints,
stationery, napkins and novelties.
Samples on approval. Write or call
MASTERCRAFT. sol 10th st. NV.
Wash | y. c.. Dent S. d.. 7-0GOS
COUPLE, white, settled; man to work
in greenhouse and garden, part
time employment of wife may be
used; -bedrm. house avail. Excel.
position for sober, honest couple.
Suburban Maryland area. Call OIL.
4-24Oo -
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HELP--MEN

STOCK MAN--Age 26-45, exper.
s. s. KRESGE CO., I'LL g st. NV.
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SAT,EST, ,ADY

SALESLADY
Between 2O-4O. for ladies' apparel
shop, uptown Conn. ave. Attractive
salary, vacation. EN-. 2-2177. IS
SALES POSITIONS for career minded
women; ages 20 to 40; must be
attractive and have previous selling
experience. This is with the Wash
ington office of national organiZa-
ton and entails dealing with eXecu-
tives and business people. These
positions, formerly open only to
men, offer permanency, good pay
and future to women willing to
work. BY appointment only. Call
E. ]. DART. Ma. S-63S1. %
SALESWOMAN. experienced, dresses,
coats, suits: hours daily, IL am.
to g PM; Thurs, 1890 to 9 pm;
salary plus commission. CROSBY
APPAREL SHOP. 1113 F st. NV.
q
SALESWOMAN-We are desirous of
employing a saleswoman who Is
interested in sewing. SINGER SEW
ING CENTER. 3109 14th st. NV,
CO. 5-2221. -
SALESWOMEN-For ready-to-wear
dept. in Goldenbergs ne. store: must
be experienced; liberal employe'
benefits. Apply 3917 Minnesota ave.
ne. or 9TH. Sth and K sts. NV. %
SALESWOMEN-Part time. Thursday
and Saturday for sportSwear and
bridal depts. Good pay. EMILY
SHOPS, 13OS r St NV -R
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PART TIME

(WHITE)
Could you use S35 to $50 and up
per week? If you have 2 or 3
spare ewes. each week. we have q
wonderful opportunity for pleas
ant work displaying costume jewelry.
approximately 2 hours per evening
will, not interfere with your house,
work or. daytime Job. No canvass
ing, delivering or collecting. For
further information call OF. 4-SSS7
between 4 and z pm. %
COLLEGE GRADUATE
(Recentl for stimulating position. If
you are alert interested in ad-
vancement, call COURTESY ASSO-
GATES. EX. 3-5634, 9-5. -5
NEED MONEY?
For school clothes. Part or full
time. Earn $3.50 an hour with
national company. Phone RE.
SELL XMAS CARDS
Easy spare-time cash; up to 500
weekly. No eXper. nee; nothing to
invest. Free samples of personal
cards that sell as low as 80 for
S1.50. Boxes on approval. Write
Dept. 201, LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS,
800 Greenmount. BALTIC. 2. Md.
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SALESMAN, outside, on custom made
SlipcoverS and draperies, budget
plan. Drawing against commits
S,6 sion. HOME SPECIALITY SHOP.
for mems furnishing
store store, exper: pref: but not nee.
tunity. Apply Mr.. Munaker, Ma
T1ONAL SHIRT SHOP, o42 r st.
NV. a
SALESMAN, to manage our ofice
furniture dept. and make calls or
customers on outside; local exp
necessary. MALLOREY OFFICE
SUPPLY CO., 732 9th st. n.w.-5
SALESMAN, drugs, exper.: must own
car; good salary. expenses, bonus.
Write Box 150-V. Star. 6"
SALESMAN-Earn better than aver
age income. Sales force expansion.
Excel salary and comm; extremely
high earnings possible for energetic
person. Active estab. territory; con-
Stant repeat volume sales. Non-com-
petitive products. Our firm. the
largest sanitary supply Arm in the
East. Salesman training. Full CON-
pany cooperation. Car required
DIXIE JANITOR SUPPLY CO., INC.
210 Mass Ave NV "a
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ADDITIONS

repairs. everything from
roof to basement: screen porches
added; extra rooms built: garages:
driyeways; screening; recreation
sion: FHA-approved financing; 3
years to pay. Call now, today. for
free estimate. All work guaranteed.
GRIFFIN CONTRACTORS, JU.
7-76l2.
AIR CONDITIONER REMOVED and
stored for winter. We also service
guaranteed. BETTAR REFRiGERA-
TION SERVICE. JU. S-4114 -7
DRIVEWAYS, So per 50.
yd. Asphalt resurfacing. 81 80 per
50. I'd. ia. 7-6770, ST. $4,000.
BRICK MASON CRAFTSMAN-Fire-
places. chlmneys: walls; remodeling
BRICK MASONS, INC.-All types Of
brick work; no Job too small. JU.
BRICKWoRK-chimneys, nreplaces.
steps, walls and all repairs. Al work.
manship. NO. 1888 after 8 pm.
q
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SALESMAN-LIQUOR
SALESMAN-MANAGER
SALESMAN

Closers and canvassers wanted for
remodeling. heating and plumbing.
We have men earning $4,000 per
year. Earnings are commensurate
with effort. Car necessary. S403
Georgia. ave, Silver Spring. or call
JU. S-4O55. ~
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CASHIERS
CLERICAL

High school graduate under S5;
general office work including use
of adding machine; good hand
writing essential. Hours 8 am. to
4:30 pm. Mon. through Friday.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.
1135 21st st. NV.
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CLERKS

Age 1922. / position requires some
alphabetical filing experience, other
is in our print shop. 5-day wk..
s to 4:30.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
INSURANCE CO,
14th and L st. NV.
Please apply at L st. entrance.
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Sales RepreSentative

Sales Representative
WHITE CROSS HOSPITALIZATION
Due to the increased demands for
the pre-sold White Cross Hospitali-
cation PLANT Bankers Life and Cas-
ualty Co. is in need of additional
representatives in the Washington,
d. c.. area. Full-time effort IS re-
Quired as we furnish contacts. Our
present representatives are enjoying
an income OF $4,000 or more all
II your income is between S4, 0OO
and and $4,000, you are eSpecially
invited to inquire. References and
car required. Contact MR.. LOVE
Evening star., 1953-10-05

BALLROOM DANCE TEACHERS G0l,
salary and working cond, Apply in
person at any of our 3 studios
DON MARTINI. 5O2 18th st. NV,
1924 Conn. ave" 404 18th st. NV.
BEAUTICIAN. all-around operator,
BEAUTY SALON. 1101 Vermont ave.
NV. Room 2O2. NE. e-s41O. %
BEAUTICIAN-Expert all around.
Excel Excellent E,t opportunity. Salary no
BEAUTY OPERATOR, full or part
time neoo Phone WA. 7-9613 or JU.
BOoKKEEPER - Good typist. Ia
with established firm in Wheaton.
salary; desired. Box 5s1-X. star. tar
BOOKKEEPER. double entry, age 40
to so; small downtown rental and
experience. references: must furnish
bond; salary open. Box 56-V. Star.
JUNIOR; Naylor
Gsrdens slsk Apt snd DeyelGDment 51day
ant, air-cond. office; must be willing
to perform varied routine office
duties: typing essential. Call LU.
Bo0KKEEPINGG 0IIS EfT sGp' MACH. OPERATOR
-Remington-Rand exper.. age 20
to 80, excel. chance for advance
ment: 81. 3-6055. IS
BOSOM OPERATORS, for laundry;
experienced only; good pay; pleasant
surronndings; Apply GREYSTONE
CASHIER reiief. aIso food chaelrnr.
evenings. MICKEY GRASSO'S RES
TAURANT. 732 14th st. NV. %
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WOMEN

YOUNG WOMAN, colored, neat, will
ing to learn, alert, personable; must
type; doctors Office; 5:45 pms: )
pm. Mon, Tues. Thurs, Fri; 81
per hr, Box 154-V, Star
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Machine Bookkeeper

CALL MR.. BEAN. MA. s-211s
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This and That

Bees and wasps, according to section
104 B of the postal laws and regu-
lations. are forbidden to build nests
in mail boxes.
The trouble was that neither the
wasps or Templeton Jones knew it.
So the wasps went right ahead,
and so did Jones.
The only difference was that when
he reached into the mail box, the wasps
reached out to repel what they evil
IDENTIFY thought was an invasion of their
castle.
The first thing Templeton Jones
knew, he felt red hot needle sticking
clear through the first joint of the
ring finger, left hand.
That finger was taking a terrific
beating.
Only the night before. Jones had
put window down on it.
A fine black and blue instantly came
into view under the nail.
It was this finger, of course, that the
angry wasp chose to sting.
"Wham!" as the comics say.
No matter how we'll versed in wasp
lore a man is, he never gets over the
surprise of the sudden attack.
There was Jones, at peace with his
korld. one moment reaching into his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-28
Bishop Oman Set Precedent?

In Doris FleeSon's column of July %
is the statement: For the first time in
the history of the United States the
church power has been called to account
before the civil power for its political
opinions. This is the significance Of
the appearance of Bishop Oman be-
fore the House Un-American Activities
Committee"
An aspect Of equal or more signi1-
canoe in connection with that appear
ance seems to have escaped Miss Flee
son and other writer's. The bishop was
permitted to read 15-minute prepared
statement before the committee. Vari-
Gus other witnesses at different times
had attempted to make statements to
explain their positions but they were
always promptly shouted down.
Has the committee now changed its
practice of refusing to listen to pre-
pared statements by witnesses, and will
it permit in the future those who ap-
pear before it, whether subpoenaed or
not, Is minutes to read statement?
If so, its dignity will be threatened by
severe criticism. If not, it will be
admitting that it is unfair in permitting
to a Methodist bishop what it refuses
to member of some other denomina-
ton or to one who is not member of
any church.
It seems that the committee assumes
the authority to ignore the right of the
accused to be heard. which previously
has been recognized as essential to our
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Half Citizens

II taxation without representation is
tyranny, our Nations voteless capital
is more un-American than the Kremlin.
And when the tax is admitted by our
tyrannical masters to be unfair, I'M
enforceable and of dubious constitution
atty, its infamy is just short of utter
contempt of the ideals which they
hypocritically have sworn to preserve
and defend. refer to the diScrimina-
tory and blackmailing personal property
tax. It is discriminatory because its
dragnet only traps those already over
whelmed by tax collectors fiendiSh
ingenuity to bleed without the mercy
of death. And it is Matchmaking be-
cause honest protest against extortion-
ate assessment Is futile in any practical
sense.
In every political campaign our
despotic masters hypocritically have
promised to remove the chains OF
tyranny that goaded us to rebel in
1776. One hundred and eighty-seven
years later, a law-abiding, taxpaying
citizenry, equal to one ninth of our
Nations population at its birth, still is
denied minimal inalienable rights.
What arguments would any member OF
Congress use if he or one OF his con-
stituents was reduced to the humiliation
of our political impotence? Would he
ever return to Congress If he piously
and hypocritically mouthed the sense
less demagogy by which he now 1ustlt1es
our un-American slavery?
Thomas E. Mattingly, MD.
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Loyal to Them?

AS if to end any doubts to the contrary
Pravda and Red Star-chief mouthpiece of the
Soviet Defense MiniStry-have been at pains to
give prominent space to the report that all of
Russias armed forces have pledged full support
to the men of the Kremlin responsible for the
sensational downfall of Lavrenti Beria. The
mere fact that such a report has had to be
published, with special emphasis, indicates that
the subject has aroused as much speculation
behind the Iron Curtain as in the outside
world. If not, why then rush into print with
big stories affirming the militaryS loyalty to the
present government of the U. S. S. r.? OF
course, one can only guess, but presumably
Premier Malenkov and his surviving Cocoon
spiratorS have deemed it wise to publicize the
idea.
After all, the liquidating process cannot be
applied to a top-ranking figure like Beria
without setting of a chain-reaction Of ques-
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By Charles E. TroceWeN

or place stung with hot water and
soap.
The hotter the water, within rea-
son, the better.
Then dry and flood the place with
ammonia. If one has any, which one
usually hasn't.
An antiseptic is in order, than which
there none better than old-fashioned
tincture of iodine for such wounds.
But Jones grabbed bottle of tannic
acid solution, intended for poison ivy,
and shook it we'll
Then he carefully applied some to
the finger, now throbbing nightly.
How great is modern chemistry!
No sooner had the mixture, which
looked and smelled like tea hit the
finger, than most Of the pain and Itch
ing stopped.
Not all, of course. The bee sting
venom is powerful stuff; some of it
has been used in medicine for rheu-
matism and the like.
It took exactly two hours, by the
clock, for the darting pains to cease
entirely.
After that, came the itching.
At last report, Jones sting was still
itching.
Maybe that's against the P. L. and r,
too,
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Foirfox's Growing Pains

Fairfax County has good cause to be
worried about its related public service needs
in the sanitation and water fields It's rapid
growth in recent years has placed serious
strains on the county'S disjonted sewerage and
watersuppy systems. AS the growth con-
tinues, these growing pains are certain to
increase The Board of Supervisors, sorely
beSet by these problems, is moving with COM
mendable dispatch to study and solve them.
The board has just expedited negotiations
with Alexandria looking toward joint sewage
disposal plant. Plans also are being made for
a countrywide sewer network, to be paid for by
a $175-million bond issue. Many sections of
the county now are served by septic tanks
which have proved inadequate to the needs of
the communities served. Alexandria, under
mandate from the State Water Control Board
to build age-treatment facilities in the near
future wisely has set up Sanitation Authority
and tentatively agreed to permit joint use of
the new facilities by adjacent Fairfax County.
Both jurisdictions would save substantial sums
through this oint-disposal plan.
AS a result of the recent drought, the
county has been giving renewed attention to
the water-supply problem. Today there are
nine private water systems, with varying rates
and varying capacities, serving particular
neighborhoods. In addition, many of the homes
SG1ll uCpCLU VII Wells anu Individual pumps
water. The water situation is handicapping
the county in its residential and industrial de-
velopment Nearby Arlington for years has
received its water from the Washington supply
via Dalecarlia. The Fairfax supervisors have
ordered comprehensive study of the county's
water needs, with a view to possible establish
ment of county owned and operated water
system. Such planning for the future is es-
sential if Fairfax County is to render the
public services required by its expanding popu-
lation and business Interests.
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mail box, and the very next wildly
failing the air.
At this counter attack, the wasp
clearly lost its head as well as it's
singer.
1t tried to sting Jones again. but
the swing arms were too much for it.
BY this time seven other members
of the tribe of Polistes came into view
rapidly swarming around the head of
the invader.
They were too much for Jones, so
he beat retreat. closing the screen
door just behind the wasps He could
plainly see the edge of their gray
nest in the box, with it's many cells;
a fine piece of construction, he would
have thought at ally other time.
A sudden sharp pain stabbed through
the finger.
ouch" said Jones, or words to that
effect. (These fundamental words Of the
comics came naturally to mind. Per-
haps that is one of the reasons for
their popularity. They are so humanD
Then the swelling started.
Jones tried to find the singer, but
could not, so went on to the kitchen
to wash his hands.
It is always a good thing, in the
event of sudden bee. wasp, hornet or
yellow jacket attack, to wa h the hands