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lounge; must be neat and attractive;
morning and evening hours. Apply
AIR TERMINAL SERVICES, INC,
RIM. 206. Wash. Natl. Airport. 20
GIRL, colored, to help manage. 720
Florida avenue NV.
GIRLS. 1925, free to travel Florida
and California representing. Harpers
and Vogue; averHgs earnings SIS
must be neat and attractive. For
e sHstas!Y ~P PcoIffissula55. rs, s.ss;s, A h5sS
uol. capable, dependable,
prtsen e AVIS Se5sf's Sm. sn slst 'f fin ! YS to
can earn over $500 before Xmas
LS S6i as. part..,m. work. I'm
mediate placement. Good pay. RE.
white; to be an inspector in
learning: Apply MI; Bryant, STER-
LING LAUNDRY. 1921 9th st. NV.
refined. ambitious. for
permanent, position with unusual OF
portupity for promotion. Box 1S7o5Y'
white. to live with and
care for elderly woman. Moderate
salary. Apply 325 Charming st, ne.
LADIES. colored. ne. and
sc. residents; for part-time work,
dav or eve. Choose your own hrs.
No exper. neces. About 81 hr.
Apply Wed, 81 pm. 1919 Deane
ISSTTfEiRRNifxT1oNAL Travel orsaniza-
ton has position for young lady for
general st~enographic and clerical
duties, excellent working conditions
air cond ONCE; 35-hr. week; salary
to $50. depending On experience.
Phone MA. S-OS56. Mr.. Halsey after
9 I'm, Mon.-Fri. 2l'
FREE ROOM for colored woman TO
look after child; evenings. Hu'
sPifESN aBSiD OPENING, excellent posi-
ton for active, reliable, ursncum-
good paw. Box 1SS-Y. star so
PART TIME GIRL for telephone an
Swerins service switchboard. SIS
weekly. Call MR.. WERNER. DI. z
COLLEGE GRADUATE
(Recentl for stimulating position. If
you are alert. interested In advance
aS. ali ONrTDTR0U n TIC
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under as, must be
good typist and able to take aver
age dictAtior, as secretary to man
ager Of nre and casualty insurance
branch ONCE. Modern once, pleas
1 Apply sNSEogRaThaqWsHEEssirER 1 NAT1o SfsE.
81 Woodward BLDG. -21
for motion picture
concern. S3,175 a year. to start; s.
day, 40-hour week: liberal leave
privileges. Dictaticn. .06 w.p.m. or
better. Apply Room 400, Tower
Bldg. 14th and K SITS. NV, or
phone Ii. $4,000. Ext. 6-3323. 30
for small once; s.
day week; some publication exper.
or comprehensive knowledge of Eng
lish desirable. Phone MA. S-9l94.
- Interesting as
signments for experienced persons.
Suitable tor those awaiting per-
mAnent employment or housewives
desiring part-time work. Full days
Or afternoons. ST. 1882. 80
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RESTAURANT

" OGAHOOO
RESTAURANT
9th and Maine Ave. s.W. al
INsURANCE-Casualty underwater.
typist, exper. Apply In person ia
J.. Wootton. YOUNG L SIMON,
$40 Woodward Bids. 18th and II
MANAGER for corset shop, expert
enced in fitting. Box 173.Y. star.
MAssEUsE-Expsr.; full or part
time; 8 days. 1929 st. ns,W.'
MEDICAL aHGi OFFICE ASSISTANT and
re~ceptionist; accurate tipping de-
sired; full time, permanent position
for interested and capable person.
Pleasant environment and working
conditions. Downtown area: Reply
stating qualifications fully. Boz
MUSES. AIDE. white: for duty in
nursing home in Silver Spring area;
5h-day week: live in. JU. 9-7644.
NURSES. r. N. and. practical. for
nursing home. day or night; live
in or have car JU. 9-6040. go
NURSERY TEACHER, MORNINGS 9 till
|: in school Of long standing. Chevy
Chase area. State qualifications.
salary, and telephone. P. o. Box
OPAoUER. Aim, experienced. white;
steady work. Call OV. 3-2S32.
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statesmen

We have openings for 80
exper.. progressive married
men over rs to afiliate them
selves with q highly success
fui, nationally known organi-
cation, to call on q Jewish
clientele. Previous direct SELL
ing in homes helpful. Your
success will be our mutual
concern. 500 drawing plus
liberal commissions after
training for the right men.
Here is an opportunity to earn
a fine income on a permanent
basis with many company
benefits A short, thorough
training period will fully pre-
pare you for our sales pro-
gram. Leads furnished. Car
essential. For personal in
terview. call MR.. LEvINSON.
ia. 5-S317. Mon. and Tues.
bet. 10 am. to. IL and 2 pm.
to 4.
%
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HELp-MEN
statesmen, LOOK !
EARN $40 TO $40 A DAY

NO NIGHTWoRK. NO CAR NEG
EssARY. NO CREDIT PROBLEMS.
ITS NEW, IT'S D1FFEREET IN
WORK HERE. NUFF SAID. lO22
18th ST. NV, End FLOOR. Q TO
IL Am. ONLY. SEE JOHN O'DAY.
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HELP-WoMEN Cont

BEAUTICIAN-Good operator wanted
5-day week, good salary and COM
mission.
At Brooks, 1109 G St. NV.
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HI EVENING STAR
I1OI Penna. Ave. NV.

TELEPHONE CLERK. young lady
with pleasing voice and legjhle
handwriting to answer phone and
handle adjustments with knowledge
of tipping. Excel. surroundings. good
working conditions. CONSOLI-
TRisuT1Nd Co. OF AMERICA,
TEIEPaoSE SOLICITORS Expsri.
enced; work from your home for
home Improvement Co.; salary and
bonus. LU. PAIR.
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N

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened,
closed; caught up; all taxes; open
ART STUDENT. 80. seeks work in
commercial art studio, or as helper
window trimmer. Box 372-v, Star.
BACKGROUND PILOT CCAA iic.,.
stage, performer. Age 20. Travel any
where. RED SPINNER, NO. 1874.
BUS BOY, French, 81; experienced.
R~sfeTenees; Seeks position. Box
ss, married, honest,
dependable, accurate with figures,
wishes connection liquor store or
what have you. Box 34s-V. Star.
CLERICAL, ASST. BKKPR., tipping.
gen. oflce exper. position desired by
veteran; classified disabled; good
ref; salary secondary. DU. 7-5433.
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MAN
thoroughly experienced in all break
years, local WASHINGTON experience.
REeG1sTIEiRdEsDi PHARMACIST - n Reg
istered in D.. c., wants part-time
work; 20 to 25 hours weekly; Box
MAN WulIG' eApeT, WdJCIlmhn' can
operate switchboard and elevator,
also desk clerk in small hotel;
MAN, colored, wishes morning work
as porter sx1er;; have DRYERS
MEN. available for home cleaning,
yard work. painting and misc. odd
Jobs. THE SALVATION ARMY
Harbor Light Corps, Me. S-4532.
MAN, recent Govt. research
worker. desires permanent position.
in cler. field. College backed. Was
memb. of dipl. missions to Eur, F.
East. Compel, loyal. Box 3S3-V.
Star. 26'
KOREAN VETERAN, married, 40,
college graduate; present life ms.
agent: desires sales rep. or promo
ton; basic salary. Box 379-V. Star.
81"
1 AM QUALIFIED, to handle whatever
1t Is that you feel needs responsible,
sober, personal. loyal attention. A
recent reorganization made my job
extinct; excellent references. II you
need an ONCE manager, representa-
tive or jack-of-all clerical trades,
call CLYDE HARDEN at LA. 6-7221.
-20
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~ wv OASSON
With A. years general ONCE experience
and z years accounting experience.
desires employment. either with in
dustrial of commercial concern as
full charge bookkeeper. or with CPA
Arm; proficient in tipping and
Spanish; 5-day wk. Call HU. 3-4277.
s to 5 pm: after 6, JU. 5-504S.
HOUSEKEEPING wanted with family
going to Florida for winter; per
F TINES. H sos 9 81 Indiana Fl; G aye,
NT HRss Er-GtoSVTEi;RNEss' exper., wishes
position with children; permanent
or temporary. ia. 1857.
NURSE. practical; specializing in care
Of children or elderly invalids; B.
PRoPERTY AND HOTEL MANAGE
MENT or administrative assistant.
Energetic. single woman, no de-
pendents: Protestant; college grad
uate. Excellent knowledge of book
keeping, payrolls and tax returns.
Competent ONCE manager; fair
Full charge resident manager, for
past ten car of $50 room, local
hotel for women. handling rentals.
maintenance. redecorating prob
lens, housekeeping, front desk.
switchboard, cashiering. Interested
only in responsible position offer
ing definite future and more than
average routine Job, with salary
requirements dependent upon those
features. Phone EN-. 1851. -
PVT. SECY. - Non-Stenographic;
last sal, S340 mo. WO. 6-7490. or
Box 380-V, Star.
STAT. CLERK. comp. oper.; exger:
in bkkps., genl. office work. Box
TYING DO DONE at home by expert
enced secretary. Call LII. 4-l0l2.
GIRL, experienced operator, wishes
elevator work, night and day. Ho'
GIRL. WITH CAR. wishes part:time
work, d to IL ewes. MISS REED,
GIRL FRIDAY, exper. secy. steno..
nearby Va. pref. Box 457-Y. Star.
GIRL. light colored.. receptionist. doc
tors once, general ONCE work Typ
ing. salesgirl; exper. HO. 2-0797.
mature lady. available as
companion to lady. or h~ouSekeeper
in cheerful home; can drive. Refs,
Box 347-V, Star. or tel. WO. 6-3559.
ATTENTION MISUNDERSTANDING,
competent secys. Excel. refs, JOBS
2 GIRLS desire waitress work. neat,
attractive dependable; 5 or o nights
weekly. UN. 4-5340. III
GIRL desires tipping. ad-
dress envelopes, child care. stock
girl. maid in store. HU. 3-7766. :
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.IANTTOR

(coloredD experienced. no children.
for new 24-apt. elev. bldg. Prefer
one with painting exper. Salary
912B mo. and beaut. apt. Apply 9l1
18th al. NV. -21 Z
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YOUNG MEN CO
EARN S00 A nav

No experience necessary. All you
need is a desire to make money
and q desire to get ahead. We will
teach you the rest Earnings start
Immediately. Apply 1022 18th
Street NV, end FIR. 8 to IL am.
only. See MR.. BLANCHARD. 30
WE HAVE A POSITION for an ex-
perienced man to manage an up-to-
date and modern lumber yard and
mill-working plant. This is a good
opportunity for the right man with
an old established local firm. Ad-
dress reply with qualifications to
Box BLK, Star. -23
EMPLOYED MEN. Is hrs. wkly.' 3
eyes. and Sat. part-time work, in
hrs. to suit you; will earn you $40.
Apply 81 pm. Tues, Wed. or
Thurs. RIM. 1O5. 1919 F st. NV.
AMBITIOUS married man t2S-35I
now making approximately $4,000
yearly in outside sales work and
anxious to expand ability with large
cosmetic firm. Replies confidential
Car. phone essential. For local in
terview. write detailed business and
personal background to Box I'm,
Star 81. 90
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TYPIST

WAITRESS, white, experienced, for
nishtwork. Apply in person. LOOP
RESTAURANT, 1903 Mt. Pleasant
st. NV.
WAITRESS, white; good tips, good
working conditions. Apply PERRY'S
RESTAURANT. $3.50 Georgia ave.
WAITRESS, white: nightwork. $685.
E. Capitol ST., LU. 1-0649. 30
white. 81 years.. day.
work. no Sunday. Good pay. Apply
JULES CAFE, $3.50 NJ st. NV 20
WAITRESS. white. fast and neat;
.daywork. 10. S-Y1Y4: LII. I-o45@.
WAITRESS-No Sundays: daywork;
base pay. S3h. ia. S-081h. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
SALESMAN

Live wire tor Washington's finest
package liquor store. Experienced
only. Knowledge of imported wines
preferred. Position permanent. All
Lipskev. cLARK's. INC, 703 14th
st, NV. -2l
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MOTOR TRAVEL

MIAMI - Man wants ride; share
LADY driving to l.. A. last Oct. Wants
2 ladies or couple share expenses,
driving. 10. 2-2S49. LU. 4-4244.
O0s
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HELP-MEN

excellent oppor-
tunity in one OF the better shops
in the city for quality conscious,
fast worker; top pay and good work.
ing conditions. Our employees know
of this ad. Box a21-G, Star, -
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r
MEG
TECHNICIANS

Assembling complex test
setups and performing
routine tests on electro
mechanical and hydraulic
equipment. MILITARY
SERVICE AIRPLANE AND
G back
ground helpful. Ability to
work from blueprintS and
or wiring diagrams desirable
but not required. Salary in
accordance with experience
and ability.
Interesting work in a large
research and development
laboratory.
Convenient location, ample
parking space. Vacation,
sick leave, retirement plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20

SaleSWOmen-COlored
For sales work: an opening for neat
appearing women desiring ,dienined
work to take care of our colored
trade. Full or part time; write;
give phone No. Box 96-Y, Star.
SEAMSTRESS, white, for dry-clean-
ing store in Silver Spring. Able to
do general repairing and help at
counter. Call JU. 8-4550. -21
for General Manager OF
National trade association. Prefer
experienced in answering correspon-
dence and. once administration.
venient location. Elk. 3-2117. 20
SECRETARY
and responsible position
with leading real estate Arm: pleas
ant working conditions: 6-day wk.;
company dement's. State experience,
age. personal qualifications and sal
airy expected. Box 329-Y, Star. -23
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER; s.
day. 40-hour week: In small once
Of national concern. Apply person.
mel mgr, RIM. 403, 1405 q st. NV.
SILK SCREEN WORK
only. Good working con-
ditions. Apply in person. IL N
bL. ne. 81
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SALES TRAINEE
$7.7OO MINIMUM

We need , bright young men. good
appearance. fluent speakers, college
training; permanent; car desirable.
Call for interview with personnel
manager, NE. S-2336. al
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS;
full time: references required.
Wheaton's only Sunoco Station.
1888 Georgia ave. Wheaton, Md.
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MAINTENANCE PAINTER, interior.
exteriors. do my own Job. reaSon-
able free estimates. Refs. RA.
MATTRESSES REMADE. So up.
STEIN BEDDING CO.. 1924 18th
st. NV. co. 5-1315
PAINTING. PAPERING-Roof paint:
ing. caulking; general repairs; reas.
Free estimates; reliable. ia. 9-0396.
terror. For reasonable estimate, call
JU. 9-4771. or JU. 5-4219. 30
interior and exterior. Call
A. DOMINICK, ia, 2-6S30. n day
after : pm: all day Sunday.
CONTRACTOR-Commer-
cial and residential; satisfactory IS
yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 6-07e3,
PAINTING AND PAPERING by mas
ter craftsman: better work; less
money. MA. 1865; eve WE.
5-2455.
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OPERATOR
SALES CONSULTANTS
Y

L ~CONSULTANTS
x
consultants to sell the fabulous Re-
laxacizor, acclaimed by the beauty
editors Of MademoiSelle, Harpers
featured by Jinx Falkenburg, Dor
othy Kilgallen and Earl Wilson.
You Re1axacizor earnings must aver
age 500 weekly or better to meet
our standards. No investment re-
for your training a.. no cost or OBJ
ligation to you. Leads are furnished.
You should have q car and q trim
hgure This is not Just Q lob but q
career for the ladies we select. To
YVONNE RAINS,
Elk. 3-5O34
Mon. Tues. Wed. Oct. 10. 90 and
ii: Or our TT aSdr. q. R aGHus XESeqfzzsoskls:
nut, Suite 61S, Phila. 2O'
SALESGIRLS-Colored Nour). At
tractiye. See Mr.. LEssEY. l pm.
sAIEsGiRI. exper. In selling Of yard
goods and notions; 5-day wk.; good
sRv1NA ADg gEZop 1870 Conn., aye
sALEsEAD9. white, experienced.
Apply 2O5 2nd st. Sc. Ii. 6-5l62.
SALESLADIES, full time and part
time, to work in beautifully re-
modelled Liberty Shops. Exper. de-
sired in costume jewelry, or sports
wear. Salary commensurate with
exper. Apply MR.. WATTS. 1909 G
sALESLADiEs, ladies' ready-to-wear
and accessories. Experienced pre-
ferred. Salary and commission. at
tractiVe to alert producer. ADOR-
ABLE, 900 H st. ne. 30
SALESLADIES, age 10 to IS. Must
be neat in appearance. Good work
ing conditions and hours. 9:30 to
6 pm. Mon. through Fri. APPLY
WALGREEN co. in the Pentagon
SALESLADIES - Openings for smart
girls; no experience necessary; high
salary. KoPY KAT, III H st. ne.
SALESWOMAN, exper., for lge chill
drens' store in Arl., prefer some one
capable to take care Of infants dept,
excel wages. nance for adv steady
position. JERRY's, 4120 Wilson
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HOSTESS

Experience desired. 25-40 yrs. Of age,
Lunch and dinner hours. Suits and
meals inrn: Pleasant surroundinss'
SEAEOOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
STENOGRAPHER

Ne have an opening in our promotion
dept. for . young woman, 1885
yrs. Of age, to assist in our market
research operation. Permanent posi-
ton; 5-day, .4O-hr. wk. Reasonable
tipping and shorthand skills are re-
quired. Apply Personnel Room 900.
Open weekdays 6:30-5 and Sat.
9-l. No phone calls.
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CONCRETE

Is Our business. DrivewayS, walks.
entrances, ~carports. retaining walls.
Free estimates. Financing.
LEWIS g. SON UN. 4-201B
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KITCHEN
REMODELING

Steel and wood In colors. Birch.
maple and knotty pine. Get our
FREE estimates and FREE planning
service. Liberal terms. 80 months
to pay.
MILLER BLDG. SUPPLY co.
KITCHEN CENTER, HUI. 3-664O
17l5 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20

walks; ali concrete work. No.
10000.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, 70.
pair short. circuits: small Jobs done
Immediately. RA. 6-2222. any time.
ELECTRICAL WIRING, repairs; ac-
BLACKSTONE AND STONE
Specializing in retaining walls,
patios, steps. walks etc. For
free estimate. call JERRY. LU.
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WAITRESS
MATTRESSES

and exper.; top earnings. Appi,
CROWN RESTAURANT, SIT 18Th
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INSURANCE.

man with cal for estab.
debit, life. A. and H. and hospitali-
zation, Opportunity for n who
6-k7aQ. ayes. or week ends. "a
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Flagstone and Stone


WORK
drivewayS. walks, steps,
porches, retaining walls, tile drain
age. Also outdoor fireplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCCIo. JU. 9-1769
SANDED AND FINISHED.
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
like new. Call any time. WA. 7-112o.
FLOOR SANDING, FIN. New, &c "a.
IT,; old, 10c and up; free est; work
uar C. L. 'HINSON, Ii. 3-754s.
FLOOR SANDING and rennishing.
Exper. mechanic. work guaranteed.
free est. Avg. rms. Sl5. co. 5-tS30.
FLOORS CLEANED. wAxED, walls.
windows washed; painting: prices
reas. ii 4-2O55. II. 3-2141. 22s
estimate very low price. C. n.
COVER. WA. 1865 any time.
TLOOk SERVlCL-Rotning put tns
hest; laying, sanding, fntshinB,
cleaning: parauet installation. Bruce
finishes, FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS. INC. 1928 Cordel ave.,
Bethesda. Md. OIL. 4-7466.
REPAIRS, painting. plas-
terins. carpentry work, roof paint
ing repairing; no Job too small.
PRINTZ. Ii. 4-1511.
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PART TIME
CEILING UNLIMITED

I your sights are higher than your
present sales position offers. we have
an opening for the right man. This
is a permanent opportunity with a
Sizable concern. Must have good rec
ord. Replies strictly confidential.
Phone Mr.. Jones tomorrow, 9 to 8.
MUTUAL OF OMAHA
RE. $4,000
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HELP-MEN tcent.l
I.B-M. SUPERVISOR

To take complete charge Of I.B.M.
operation. Large wholesale grocery
chain. Experience necessary. Elk
ceilent starting salary. II inter-
ested. call Mr.. EBERT, RE. 7-64OO.
Evening star., 1953-10-15
Reg. 6.95 Welch
Doll Stroller

Little mothers adore taking their
"bobies" out for air, especially
when they can push q WeIch stroll
er. Gray or turquoise with ehroret
pusher, shopping bag attachment.
Evening star., 1953-10-15

Playing with q Keystone Frontier
Set is like living in the wild old
west. Child shoots at authentic
Western figures. Sofe, for all bull
lets are heavily rubber tipped.
Evening star., 1953-10-15

She walks, she turns her head, her
hair can be connbed, set, washed.
Suitcase holds coot, jeans and
shirt, play suit, school dress, socks
and shoes and petite hair curriers'.
Evening star., 1953-10-15

Hours Of entertainment, excite
ment, thrills in this combination Of
surprises! PinboII game, maze
game, KIown Catch, Spot Bowler.
Ladder Boil and skee Shot in set.
Evening star., 1953-10-15

Let the children hare their O,Un dining table
Famous Thayer Table & Chair Set
Reg. 1895 SO
Dining table and chairs scaled down miniature proportions
by nationally known hoyer Sturdy that with tenoned
joined Hardwood top 1824 chair and table with maple
birch finish
Lanbughs-ToY Floor
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-27

hundred years old. All Of her a.
cups have been given Mrs.
shivers by her friends.
Speaking Of hobbies. Mrs. ed
ward l. Boyd, 1888 Fourth Ave.
So, Minneapolis. has a collection
Of quilts that are simply gor-
geous. Among them are q Lily OF
the Valley applique pattern, q fan
pattern and a pair for twin beds
that are exquisite. They are APP
pisqued in o tulip pattern and
valued at $175 each, and all OF
the quilts are beautifully quilted
in fancy designs.
bouquets while They May BE
Enjoyed
A very large bouquet 20 The
Jolly "16't club Of st. Peter AAfE
church for the very fine style
show they gave Friday, March
20 at the church
The models were very lovely,
well trained ana showed" some
very. very beautiful clothes in a
professional manner to the over
packed audience who enjoyed It
very much.
A big bouquet TO the pastor,
Rev. Martin Luther Simmons.
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and gradual, so that I had hardly
realized how Western Alan was
becoming. At first, no matter
which shoes were put on him at
the beginning Of the day. by mid
morning he was wearing his cow
boy boots. Soon he had wheedled
red cowboy hat from an indul-
gent aunt, and after rolling the
new sombrero into a ball several
times, he had 1t sufficiently soft
ened to the stage where it was
properly manipulate so that It
could be worn with the sides turn
ed up a la T.V. One by one, other
parts Of the correct attire for the
well-dressed cowpoke made their
appearance, until finally it seemed
that there could be no more space
on the tiny figure for additional
equipment. 1t took him an extra
five minutes to dress each morn
ing as he went through the ritual
Of putting on his cowboy suit,
hat, neckerchief, holsters and
guns, Roy Rogers ring, Hopalong
Cassidy's compass, and riding nit
tens which he only reluctantly re-
moved at mealtime. Now, with
his outfit completed he had pro-
nounced himself a strange and
threatening creature, a Range
Rider Wolf"
The next morning. fresh details
in the characterizaton had made
their appearance. AS / was wash
ing the breakfast dishes, the little
imitator of all his heroes swag-
gered slowlike into the kitchen
with an exaggerated rolling gait,
holsters slung low on his hips,
thumbs hooked in his belt, and
pants tucked firmly into his boots.
This hombre gave the impression
Of being the real Mccoy as he
drawled. I'm riding Rusty out
to the ranch, and won't be home
tonight"
Later in the day when we went
shopping, the impersonation con-
tinued, and the Wild West accom-
panied us to the grocery. AS
walked through the supermarket
selecting my purchases, my pod
ner'' came running excitedly to-
ward me bearing a box Of break
fast cereal like flag Of victory
high above his head. JOY streamed
from every inch Of his body. and
sunbeams Of happiness sparkled
from his eyes. ''Mommyl Mommy!
This Is Hoppy's favorite cereal!"
For the next several minutes, this
nliterate hand who had learned
to identity products by assoclating
them with T.v. characters took
pride in informing me as to WHO
eats what" 'Srhe Lone Ranger
likes this, Gene Autry eats this."
The Horse Operas had evidently
taught the little eowhand an Inn
portant lesson in maners. too. AS
we were playing one evening. he
announced in a most formal man
ner Mother, I want you to meet
my friend. Hopalong Cassidy. Hop
this my Mother"
Yes. television has provided my