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Evening star., 1955-02-18
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. Washington, D. c.
.aIDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1855

DALE DRIVE near shopping and
tlansp.,, newly dec. 1-bedrm. apt;
sso; all utils. incl. RA. 6-sa03;
yAKoMA PARK-Newly decor. Iiv.
and entrance: utils.. washer; conv
transp.: S1l2.50. JU. a-7347.
TAKoMA. VIC. WALTER REED-Iiv.-
as ss sSd sS' .hoS' SsSr IT, ki5: sessa sas' f5
THRoMA PARKS rms. and bath.
tptn.; cpie. only. JU. 7-9o23 after
8 BfpRMs;, liv. rm.. sep. din. MI Im..
THKoMA Park. sos Tulip ave-
an sna ses sesor.SsS rs Sgy ns,r.,s 1sly
trance: 4 storage rooms. hail. best
liv. -rm... Q bedrms., kit, pvt. bath;
blks,. from D. c. busline. Schools
shd churches convenient. JU. 0.
HYxTTsyILLE-s rms. and bath:
very private; bus, shopping. $40 mo.
pvt utils. Adults only. WA. 7-l926,
COLLEGE PARK-1 bedrm., kitchen
SoNdA APTs., s4is Baltimore
TAKOMA PARK--Bright, attrac. 81
rms .,,..i in apt apt slSs ss6s sendix; x,sS sS?s5o
BELrsvlLLE. 4sl3 Powder NH I'd
conv. to, IT, Meade and Naval Ord
nance. lse, liv. rrn,. bedrm,. kit.
utils.; 500. Ju, 9-ia63. 10
TAK0MA PARK---3-rm. apt. S45.
including all utils.; on busline / |
adult JU, i-4559. ---a0
SUITLAND-ANDREWS |
A luxurious. l bedrm. featuring tv.
rn. with frepl., din. rm. or study,
lge. equip. kit. tile bath. twin beds:
screened porch. S110 mo-, lease.
Ewes, RE, 5-g20S.
WEST REAL ESTATE 10. S-9so0l
Evening star., 1955-02-18
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e9ta.s coLMAE ma MANOR; se1s seth sna aver Ss;a
sss: Incl; ts beat and atiis. u.s. rAGsssTf da III
MI. Wa RAiIhNSIhEsRs RAINIER-s-rm. apt. SAT saith
pch.. all utils.. furn. except gas
Close to streetcars. WA. 7-19ls
rAKoMA rARK-cenv. to wash
center. 9 bedrms., PVT. entrance
Adults only non-drinkers. JU, 8.
cSfTAeE cETyas and 4 I'm. spss.
hood; AZ, a.oaia,% % kRETsiiNSSSEiH fsiiaSSi'
cRIIt1M cRRhAhnMx rEkRadf@2lse. Ia Raal5fe2 . S9 S,dIm
spacious liv. rm.. full sep. din. rm.'
de luxe modern equipped. master
Tv .ntenna: we have / very large
1-bedrm. apt. avail. New Hamp.
shire ave-, l block over D. c.. line
to Sheridan, right to bldg: D; C.
s szpJeSs S. ssiss sus 5ss or MIA Hx e$ ssaS Sheridan
BETHESDA. Md and 2 bedrooms,
liy. room. din. space. kit, bath and
UEL E. BoGLEY. NC. oil. 4-Iafo.
TAKOMA PARK bedrms., liy. rm.,
kit. and bath; 1st a.; entrances;
Branch I'd. Make offer after seeing, sy
Il BEDRM., in 6-unit bldg; newly
decorated; $40 up. once. JU. s.
1850. Home. Spring 4-7453. --21
ANT0NETTE GARDENS---D. C. line.
Sc Large 2-bedrm. apt; 500. incl
ssos ~ af'liiksiS 'VlaiiksSuMo ao sT's Mt. Rainier
Md.--Just across p. Ca line. near
desirable Groom apt; S69.50 mo.
detached apt. building. See resident
wnsHSarsG h e. f Ronss nsgsst or coSP ehSpe
sf2yEk nv S srRsc, Pir M MD: SsssSi Sligo Park
Hills Apts.--Spacious. ] and 2 bed
rm. units. in beautiful Sligo Park;
newly decorated and modern facili-
ties. utils. incl.:. near Blair High
Resd Rec fseae Hose sfhSS ca fGR MRS saEsfE6 @fsfF
RocKviiIE-1 and ? bedrooms. fiiv.
ing room. dinette, kitchen, bath and
rear screened porch: near schools
and shopping center; S65 to $50 per
won't mNn,h' HTs.Msa 70. s5soos; a.1.a,m -92 ant
$50. utiis Incl: desirable location for
area; : blks. from wash. -Balto.
pkwy, and Route so. AP. 1850.
PARK bedrms., iiv.-din.
rm., kit. and bath. lst floor: new
TsBfSSt RSSs blds I'M SwATH; VI H2sSs nsSIy dec dec
floors REIN; new. blinds; cony, shop
pins. bus; adults; refs Ss5 mo.
KENsINGToN II Lse. mod. 2-bedrm.
apt; new bldg: dishwasher and
garbage disposal: utils. incl: 800
mo. Call MR.. SCOTT. 10. 5-s970.
, even vssiMsElsM EN- ikiiTscaHi22S, iisaHi22S pvt. bath is ana
RiVERDALE--Liv. rm,. bedrm.. kit.
and bath pvt. entr.; SEQ; utils. furn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Those Gift Highways"
Continued from Back Page)


On the other hand these bills another concession
70 the popular devsion that money from Washington gravy
that somehow does not in the first place from the
that finally most Of il back Only few legislators
asked why the states couldn't their money for their
own highways instead Of inviting the federal government TO
do H.
For many years the federal government cheated the
states highway aid II paid back for highways consider
ably less than il collected in gasoline taxes.
This year the al last returning about what
n collects roughly billion dollars. But Just the under
the present ALLEGATION formula Massachusetts getting only
in federal highway cash though the federal
government taking s22 100000 from through the two
cent federal qas tax The state additional five cents
per saIonJ
The bills that the House so mprovdenty killed would
have restored Massachusetts fiscal year 70 much arer
sharing The formula would have recognized our import
snce in the highway system We would have got
ss6so 900 for the first year. OF this S43oooooo would
have been for our Of the interstate system, and we
would have had 70 match with only $40 for every $40
received The remaining s3,34looo would be for state
roads primary secondary and urban matched $3.50 There
would have for the first eight years OF the Is
wear program. n looked like great boon.
Yet we would have paid for il, under the Democratic
bill by an added the federal tax and increased
federal taxes diesel fuel. tires, tubes ETC.
lust hy is il necessary for federal government thus
20 handle part Of highway funds? Why does much OF
the highway administration machinery OF the AZ states have
70 be Duplicated Washington? Why must there be dvP
ano systems Of tax collection every state? What harm
would come from returning the gas tax exclusively TO the
states?
There is something wholesome about having the money
spent when raised In Massachusetts, for instance all can
see the direct relation beweenthe tax and The great new
system Of highways building u il is m'ssPen we can
rise in protest after money fvnneed fhrou9n
w,.hro,on il loses IFS identity and becomes almost gafu
~ TO be spent fast possible TO make way tor more
The federal GAS tax originally imposed as temper
srv tax 70 meet an emergency Out Of has come this federal
highway aid baby that is erowdins into the states
LEI this be an occasion for refeefion-Boston Herald
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Comfortable Weather

Continued from Page u
WORKS or THE DEVILS HEAT VIA MOVING PICTURES
AND NIGHT CLUB LIFEl SEX EXPLOITATION AND
RAcKETEERlNc, AND THE DEVILS BILLION ALco-
HoLic BEVERAGE AND TOBACCO INDUSTRIES
-DIscRAcINc AROUND THE WORLD OUR BELOVED
couNTRY!-A MARVELLOUS, DIVINE, AND SPIRIT
UAL iDEA-AND ARE PROMOTING ADULT AND
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH VOID HEALING
AND DON'T OVERLOOK THE DEVILS MEDICINE,
SURGERY, AND PsYcHIATRY. AND OTHER HEALING
ENDEAVoRs VOID OF GODS INDISPENSABLE,
IMPERATIVE, CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM
HEALING ~ AS PER THE SCRIPTURE:
THE DEVIL WILL PERFORM MIRACLES THAT
WOULD DECEIVE n POSSIBLE, THE VERY ELECT" -
WHICH APPLY APPLIES TO APPARENT 'HEALlNcs'
WHICH DO NOT EFFECT A DivINELY SCIENTIFIC,
cHRIsTLIKE SPIRITUAL REBRTH, AND INSPIRE THE
BENEFIcIARIEs CDUPEsD TO AN HONEST, EARNEST
STUDY oF-AND DIFFERENTIATION VIA GODS
CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESsIAHi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Ask Army to Ban Beer in Park
Continued from Back Page)

1t. Gen Hobart r. Gay, commander of the US Army
answered that he did have authority to order beer
sales halted.
After their conference, James H. Gatey, president
Sc ,h L district board said that Army does not
atom beer sales ithn reasonable time the park dis
trct will ask Illinois to take the request to OF
fcials in the Pentagon.
Seventeen-year-old jeanne Pushis beaten and
sranged in Calumet Park after attending dance at the
Army. antaircraft nsallaon in the park Aug 6. Pvt
Henry Matthews of Detroit told coroners jury of at
lacking her after said he drank 10 to Is of beer
at the dance. He is charged with murder.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
The Devil Takes 30 Years!

IS THE FOLLOWING A CASE OF "3 GENERATIONS
FROM SHIRT SLEEVES TO SHIRT sLEEvEs"2
THE DEVIL TAKES JOSEPH NEsTER. GLASS
FIRM HEAD" or ST. LOUIS. NO. FOR 80 YEARS
"Ded after long illness at Barnes Hospital"
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The spiritual adultery Of the four European religious
erppes, for he mIionh time plus, could not be eopen
sated for in medical hospta-whoss involuntary spiritual
malpractice seorehes suFFocATEs, assassnaies their pa
TENTS divine and spiritual sense-AND THINKNc-thsr
very life HEREl
Original sin keeps Adams and Ewes in bondage until
hvness they hunger and thirst after Righteousness
erveny enough humbIy meeky and earnestly submit
differentiation and assdvovs svdy-wth without author
lied Christian Science treafmsn-of Ny indispensable. inn
perafive Christ Miracle Science Messiah to all peopes
JOSEPH HESTER, GLASS FIRM HEAD
Herald Tribune
president of the ObearNeer Glass Co., and past presi-
dent of the Glass Contaner Institute, Inc
died Monday after long illness Barnes Hospital. He
was also president Lincoln Contaner Corp Lincoln
ILL.,
Born in East ST. Louis ILL.,, he attended public schools
and in 1910 graduated from the School of Commerce
at the University of Illinois,
During the he with the Federal Bureau of
Investigation. He the third generation his family
to be president of the glass company Surviving are his
wife, Mrs Mary Jean Corns hester, and daughter Mary
Ann hester.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Girl Slain; Boy, IS, Held
Detroit Times)

IDefroIf IIm0sl
sAco, Me-, Aug. rs nNs)-Ths vneIsd beaten body Of
an lIyssr-od girl found by policemen today in
dense fhiekef where they had been led by l5yesrod
nsghbor Of the victim
After discovery Of the body Of Doris Tvdssv one Of six
children OF Mr. and Mrs. Albert Trvdssv the boy was taken
into custody for questioning Police quoted him as ssyna
she got mad and started sIsppns me- and hsrs why
hit her."
Later the boy Forvnsf Miehsvd. U.s. was arrsigned In
municipal court on charge Of first degree murder. and
Continued next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Hoover Charges Smear"
CONTINUED from Back Psge)

CONTINUED from Back Page)
The Democratic Digest and former President Hoover,
commission chairman, exchanging sharp
words the subject of the commissions recently COM
pleted report.
Mr. Hoover, in fervor of Indignation, has labeled
the politically barbed article the commission contain
ed in the current Digest infamous smear"
The Digest piece carries by-line, and Mr. Hoover
specuaes that written by someone ignorant of the
whole workings of the commission and put out lin the
name of Democratic National Committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Marauding Go Goons-
(Continued from Back Page

Continued from Back Page)
numerous persons repeatedly armng themselves
with knives guns provide their protection fol-
lowing the withdrawal of state police.
At least four incidents of disorders have occurred
since Gov George Craig Saturday ordered the with
drawal of police from the trouble upon the
demand the striking union, the CIO United Auto Work
ers but said guard would be called out the
violence continued
MILITIA ON ALERT
The governor said today he had nothing to add to
his Saturday statement His administrative assistant, Doxie
Moore, said the militia alert basis and
would be called there is serious outbreak of law
lessness.
Gen. Harold II. Doherty, state adjutant, said national
guard observers the strike and that guard
units ready in upon notice of from 30 min
utes to two hours
Everybody feels though they're sitting pow
der keg," said Mayor Paul Mccormick of New Castle
which, with Hagersown and Richmond forms the tri-city
scene of the Perfect Circles strike beset plants.
WORKERS REPORTED ARMED
Many nonstrking employees of the piston ring
facturer Hagersown plant reported carrying load
ed guns in their and to be keeping loaded guns
handy at their homes.
Howard L. Oler a nonstrker living near Dalton S
his home Saturday night and that he returned the fire.
WARNING SHOTS FIRED
Albert Wisener, another nonstriker whose home
struck by shotgun blast fired into door and window
Thursday night said he and his brother Clyde each
shotgun into the ground early today when without
lights stopped short distance from Alberts home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
TO THE READER:

TO THE READER:
Note also, FIELDING SIMMONS JR.-"PIsnt Manager Of
the Nashua, NJ n. Division of The sprsgvs Electric
THE DEVIL ROBBED HIM, DEAR ONES AND SOCIETY
or A QUARTER OF A CENTURY,
And another 4oyesr-oId, WILLIAM NJ. sTEMHAcER,
COMMITTED SucIDEi tboth Of above from NY Tribvne)
OF THE WRONG CHURCHES, HOMES SUNDAY
scHooLs-if any, DEFECTIVE EDUCATION DlscIPL me
THINKING, PRAYERS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Telephone Saboteurs" (00)

I(ontmueu bdck
of America fugitive from justice. The charge against
him was dropped with leave TO reinstsfs.
The Southern Bell strike which lasted for II days was
characterized by widespread sabotage The company has
. million dollar suit pending against the cWA union
charging with responsibility for the violence Five fels
pone Offices were closed by mobs which local authorities
allied TO suppress There than 5000 cable ev
Anes bombings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Karen vanDyke, II Months, Was
Crushed to Death

by the auto driven by Mrs. Mary Fredsrksen, a. Mrs r
risen told deputies she driving away from her trailer %
felt bump. She stopped he found fhs child and 's
her 10 st. Thsrsss Hospital where she pronounced desc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Boy, 5, Struck by Truck Dies
In HospitaI'

David vasqver, s. died in Mount Sinai Hospital yss's'
day Of injuries suffered when he into the side OF truck
while playing under fhe Of fire hydrsnf to escape fn
heat his home"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
NBC Morning Tv Show
Continued from Page u

Righfo, Dave, you may 90 TO the head Of the eIsss
Intelligence, life, truth and love that is worthy Of he
name is Of and incod onyl Matter Is mental phsnome-
non and MY-TH-ihe recognition Of which will be test
in increasing Of The intelligence Of both adults and
ieensgers, says wei
Keep up the good work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10

the request Of hs county attorney fhe continual
days The boy held in York County isiI.
Doris had been missing since II Yesterday whsr a.
rode her bicycle nearby msbox post letter for -
mother.
police search proved futile for several hours Unit,
gasoline station attendant recalled he had the qr %
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10

WOMAN EXECUTIVE GIVES UP THE GHOST IS
YEARS PREMATURELY FOR THE FOREGOING REAsoNsl
Mrs. HiIdegsrde Rae Frsnfzsn, as ~ Y. Tribune)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10

That fine presentation this morning Of Ford Motor
compsnYs experimental work with dummies in CRASHED
CARS - demonstrating The necessity for SEAT BELTS.
doors THAT STAY CLOSED when crashes occur etc.
More power TO you in your Incompatible early morn.
ing feIsvision contributions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10

MORE VICTIMS OF THE WRONG PARENTS HOME,
CHURCH. THINKING, PRAYERS. DISCIPLINED
(chicaqo TribUne)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Attention Detroit Tigers

Continued from Page u
When during spring training, Marion predicted PEN
nant contention for the Chox he greeted with laugh
ter some of il not very polite Critics told Marion that
CONTINUED Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Charles Lindbergh-
Continued from Page u


NOTE TO READERS: The writer would not pvbIieire
his UNvERIFED information regarding Lindbersh and
copy Of Gods Science and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures by Mary Baker Eddy being his companion except for
the fact that know his late mother known TO be
Christian Scientist teacher In Cass Technical Hoh
School, And Lindbergh is still very much sveI-wifh
grand career recorded.
PART z
NEEDLESS AIRCRAFT CRASHES WILL CONTINUE
UNTIL HONEST, EARNEST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
STUDENTS RISE TO COMMAND OF THE MEcHANL
CAL MAINTENANCE. INCLUDING INSPECTION OF THE
AIRPLANE MOTORS. CONTROLS, FUEL, OIL,
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS, ETc.-AND OVER ALL MANAGE.
MENTI-AND cHRlSTLIkE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
PRACTITIONERS, META PHYSICIANS, NOT PHYSICIANS
MUST PASS ON THE FITNESS or PILOTS TO PILOT
We think you get the ideal tsniIes)
Evening star., 1955-03-31

CARPENTER. white; porehes. rarti-
tions. cabinets. general repairs; re-
liable. 7. RowELL, Elk. 3-0627:
shop. 2ll 10th ST. sw. 81
CARPENTER, paintinR and paper
hanging. All work guaranteed. DI.
recreation rooms. COM
plete remodelinR from top to bot
tom. Free estimates. WA. 7-4S56.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re.
pairs, short circuits; small jobs done
FIaGsroSE. nGsH E. STONE. STONE ans CEMENT hEf pa "a.
cal cal .l jerry li Iu: i-475e.
Flagstone and Stone
WORK
Porches, patios, walks. retaining
walls; tile drainage: also. water
ANGGIo SHSIi1S MARcucclo. 10. e.l7ea
ished. Linoleum I'M and tiled installed:
FLOOR SERVICE. HA. 2-9i5i. 81
FLOOR SANDING. finish: new. &C 50.
IT,: old. 1oc up; c. 1, HINsoN. l42
FfS6ss YSsns ST RsfiSIsHI6 ssi 5e iS4LS IKE NESw
Free estimates; reduced prices. C.
p. COVE. WA. T-6S6S any time.
GAS BOILERS and h.-w.h. installed
by experts. No down payment. pay
on gas bill. Free estimate. Ju. O.
MAINTENANCE MAN. any work
around house or ground. ToOMER.
paiNiiSG. '' rApERING. waterproof
inter. exter.; FLA loans avail For
estimates, JU. a-4171. JU. 5-42l9
PAINTING. PAPERING. sCRAPING;
lst-elass workmanship. work done
PAINTING, PkPERiNG; special prices
now; latest desisns. best materials;
cood Clean work guar. La. 6.l66s.
plafNTING. ii n c;."' paAiPpEfRING. PLASTER,
ING. any size Job; white mech, 30
yrs eXper.: free est: Va, D. C.. and
MD. MR.. STANLEY. ia. 5-469a;
PAINTING. interior and exterior
Guaranteed work. Free estimates
PAINTING, AN nnsSi PSPERING;. roofing re.
pair and dSsd paintinE' plasterinE. Call
PAiNTISG. interior and exterior, low
est rates in town; white mechanics,
best of references: free estimates,
PAPER HANGING, prompt. courteous
estimates. Expert white craftsmen
Reas. HINES. -AD. 2-5S99.. d
PAPER NOW-Low prices, Al work.
new samples. interior painting; free
estimates. JU. 5-0745. -
PAPERING. $40 and up, this week
only: 1855 sunfast washable papers
RA. 3-7393. JU. 9-760S.
pLASTERiNG REPAIRS, old and ne 4
work, ige. and small Jobs. Reas
White mech Work guar Ju. "a "a
PLAsTERING, waterproofng. fire.
proofing. wall scraping; free esti.
ales IL: 4-7439 II. 7-9O57. IS
PLUMBING HEATING. repairins. re.
modelling. new wk. Free est. prompt
serv. RA. a-6426. Il. 7-4432. al
ROOFING. WATERPRooFING. Paint
ing. serv. work guar white mech;
low cost. MR.. NEVINS, Ii. 7-S2O9
ROOFS REPAIRED AND PAINTED
lowest prices, free estimates. Ho
ROOFING. all types: cutters. spouts
general sheet metal work. A o
| THOMAS. WA. 7-7352
Evening star., 1955-03-31
HELP--DoMESTic

COOK. liellt housekeeping, eood with
children; live IN. Must have good
location on bus line. Thurs. and
every other sun Of. RA. 3-o4s9.
COOK K-G.H.W., live In or out; must
be GOOD cook with excellent recent
local refs sa5 yk; EN-: 3.41il.-Il
place in outer suburbs. Ju. s-6e5s.
Evening star., 1955-03-31
HELp-poMEsTIc Cont

G.H.w., exper., and recent ref; reg;
Interviews Fri. Ia. at s31 Delaf1eld
pl NV, between Decatur and
Emerson. OF Ga, ave.
III. in a1d only asfsI aTt. Wss es.vs shiebs Cease
home. with all modern equipment:
salary and on days open EN- 3-4g15
HoUsEKEEPER. Inv. care = chill
dren: all automatic air-cond. house;
no washing or ironing: live in; per-
ma Tsnent 9 position for right person
MAID. inteiiisent. single. e5-35: 8
days q week and must work Sum
days; must have car TO drive to
work; open salary and will furnish
gas: apply in person. 1907 TUCK
ERMAN ST. NV. Il
MA1R radRn ehdrtn Ef m .ass aseaoI With AS%i eoofns
salary starts at $50: middle-ased
woman pref. Call TU. a-5Bla. -3
WOMAN, white, live in or out: pvt.
rm. and salary. Partial care Of small
child, hskpg. duties. ov. 3-5ls6.
GOOD JOBS for good domesties.
CARE OF CHILDREN. light upstairs
housework, experienced; other help
employed; single, age 25 to 30. non-
smoker or drinker: local references
only: health card REQUIRED: live in.
private apartment; wednesday s1hs s,,aas after !
off;t salary, $40 per week. Box
LADY. white. to live in. care for
house and : children. for employed
parents. XII 9-O192 Il
WHITE. REFINED PERSON. % to
45. with personality and inte;l-
thesda; : sirls. 2 and 3 YRS; must
be able to drive; other help EN-.
ployed: time off, Gail OIL. i-54s1
between and 10 pm. ewes. -
WILL GIVE GOOD HOME to young
white ladv for care of children and
heuseGoIk; SslsTy: ia; SLIGO, ~ y,
year -old boy Call TIE. 6-23s0 after
10 pm. or write Box 3if-X, star.
WHITE BABY SITTER and Inv
Mon. through Fri Falls Church area.
Refs, JE. 4;034S.
ary depending on person. 10. l-@l 69
COUPLE. settled. live in. Chevy Chase
5h days, = in family: woman cook
and g:h W. man have job but dc
viii Hdd '91f iyh here Soob ob T5TRe HOME to whit,
lady to care for s6-yr .-old child
light housework. Salary. RA. 3-5046
WILL GIVE GOOD HOME to youns
white woman for care Of children
EXPERiENcEb sna S ia5aFy LaGSDREss AZ s5Rl IS snc
cleaner: must have references; be-
tween the ages 30-45; permanent
position to the risht party. Cal
EN- 3-7l73 - 81
Reliable WOMAN, living in or nr
Parkfairfax. Va. Care OF small
child IL noon to 6 pm. OV. 3-5l So
-3
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN in or neal
Buckingham section OF Arlin2t ton
To care for child while mother
works. No housework. IA. 5-321(
after q pm. -31
Evening star., 1955-03-31
HELp-WoMEN

SOLICITORS. fun time;
6-3425. Ewes. EN-. 2-1369. -3
rYPIsI, to work for large insur-
tunity for Advancement; must like
varied duties and be able to handle
some dictaphone work Applicant
must be neat and accurate. age
limit 22 TO 81. See Mr.. Pastor. Ma
TIONAL SURETY CORP. 4IS Wood
ward BLDG. 18th and II sts. NV;
fYPIsr RECEPTIONIsT. S55-Sso
wk.; immed. openings. Miss Evans.
At BOYD'S. 200 18th. cor. G. INA.
S-2340D.