davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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s1oSi ss15eosSas 'oo with good pay. OH OIL q
CLERK-TYPIsT for educational in
stitute; accurate, conscientious and
must enjoy typing; 5-day week; an
nnal and sick leave. group hospi-
sai5sd sali5s5lon; IGr sslsEy snst. open. Call 10
CLERK-TYPIsT, aged Is to 35;
pleasant working conditions bene-
ization and life insurance. WOOD.
HOUSE STATIONERY CO.. 1922 j
CLERK-TYPIST, permanent DO.
sition available. with large insur.
young woman: pleasant air-con.
ditioned ONCE. and interesting
WSrs wSrS. n1aap Apply Y DersCa, e%o !. Wood: 3 d
CLERK-TYPIsT, B-day week, proft
paid for COMPANY nis salaay nsufaaSs opeS
Openings in Hyattsville. Silver
Spring. and d. c. Call JU. $4,000
CLERK-TYPIsT, engr. co.: securit,
clearance req; ct. to $40. ABBEY
Personnel. 1888 Eye NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, age 2O-8O for per.
manent position with large real
con1ensne es5sse arn daSntsvn aSgTs els to S99
TONED bldg. Pleasant working con.
ERIcK l. BERENs. Inc. 1722
CIERk.TYP1sr. white. Accurst.
typist, Good on figures. Excellent
opportunity to learn new skills on
business machines: State, age. ex-
ReF PeFiense, Ife., EDUCATION sts9 and salary
CLERK-TYPIsT, under so to work
In lge: insurance ofioe on 6-day
wk. schedule, excel. working condi.
tions and good opportunity for
advancement. Applicant must be
neat In appearance and be able ia
turn out neat and accurate work.
TEthc hcosP On Il .ls .l.. n'W' Woodward IA 5a|sGs.'
CIEEK-TYPIsT. asst. 70 book
position; life insurance once:
pleasant surroundings: air-eond.
once; 36-hr. week. Salary $50
week or more contineent upon
sTpsrs5ensSa,. sA1S,, Ssn i1.!1 MRS, 3 HnvANs; y Ne
CIERK-TYPIsT--Must be aocur ats
posing own letters; 6-day. 40-hr.
week, pleasant working conditions.
Apply n person. AIRCRAFT OWN.
ERS AND PILOTS ASSOC. 4644
East.West hwy Bethesda.
CLERK-TYPIST. 6-day week: famil-
lar with figures. for work in book
keeping dept. chance for advance
CLERK TYPIST RECEPTIoNIsT,
medical, $50. AMERICAN EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE. 1919 F st. NV.
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offers rapid advancement to am.
bilious Young men. Apply. 1922
18th ct. n.w' 2nd a.. all "a m
OPENING FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS
and college students-For summer
work in conjunction with our tre-
mendous advertising program. II
oney sVe ea sne eaasy aq 70 tbose
who qualify, report to 1871 H st
NV, 9:30 am. or $40 pm. No
other time. Mon, Thurs, sat,
ask for PERSONNEL MGR. r; c.
. MEN WANTED to solicit adver-
tising for Sheriff's Convention Pub
sss ssaa Mon. sT. $500 or REi .
MOvfNo OFFICES from Chicago Y
wash. We will interview applicants
for Jobs Of clerks, typists, stenos
and bookpr. on Sat. and Sun. be.
tween O. a.m.-6 pm. RIM, 707
1145 10th st. NV. No appt. nee
oPPPisoRRrUNrrY, FULL OR PART
ment, part time. SOS per wk. avg.
full time. $126 per wk. avg. No ex.
perience required. Service men vel.
come For appt,. call OF. 4-7741
wANTED.s Eoed men to , ioin ns; ,s;
supervisors. Must be neat. agsres-
FL GermSin, WEATTHERGUARD
ALSCo, INC. 1891 14th st. NV
Actual % 1ia ions OPEN in o. s, soust
A9sSei AAmsTtiea p.,d EurSps WRIT. only %S sSSc splSS
Green St., Boston IA.
MARSHALL FIELD. family-o en-
terprise has o few local full-time
or pert-time opportunities remain
ing; high school education REQUIRED
For interview appt.. UN. 4-560s
WE HAVE AN OPENING for 9 recent
hieh school graduate who Is me
derfui Opportunity to learn the auto
parts business. We pay vacation
sick leave and give our employees
many other BENEFITS. See Mr. VOL
verton. sTEUART MOTOR CO., 'th
sALARIED POSITIONS imen, S5,-
900 to $4,000. II YOU want q posi-.
tior in any area other than wash
service win be Of interest to YOU
Our. excellent reputation aniong
employees has been developed over
. period Of As years procedure Of
high standards. Identity covered.
Ask for PARTICULARS; R, W. g1xBY,
NC, 6o7 Brisbane Bldg, Buffalo s.
FAMILY Manage 25-4o. 10 learn
the life tins. bus. before leaving
your present Job. Moderate success
with our very large 90. can mean
$500 10 $500 Per mo. Write Box
MksRGf So 50 10 sseo PER SALE -
Inclusive territories TO statesmen
and distributors. NEW MIRACLE
OUTDOOR LIGHTS sweeping coun-
try; enormous demand from gas
stations. stores, night spots. drive
back GUARANTEE clinches sales;
no samples. no investment. no
lighting experience required. W. H.
LONG CO., Chicago 10, III. Es-
ARE YOU THis MAN?-Lookins for
semi-profe ssional Job with q fine
company Offering wonderful oppor-
tunity for starting salary: complete
training program with friendly
asociatss; also hospitaiiEation and
retirsment: II you are living in the
AlexAndYie area, married. between
Does a 2S-44, own . GOOD ear.
have Qood health. and reputation
and t6e dee1Fe 70 improve your 70.
n,HQn. en- n peZsoq. EEOPLke
=. Il1Enn1S1A. Va,
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DESK CLERK
must be- ,Ga sxpeTlsnceS On PIX rPs board
hours z am. TO 9 pm; Apply per-
K st. NV. Room 20l. 30
DsEFTaNs NET e sssS o'D 2bBtS P E fPa PRhgos Essf
MEL, 1898 Eye st: NV.
TERMINAL GRILL. 1851 N. Y. ave.
DOLL REPAIRER, experienced. all
ferred Apply GOODWILL IN
DUSTRIES, 1918 N. H. ave. NV.
(21st and M, 8 to 10 noon. Mon
pRSFTS%aGN day 1sESpGS FFidsyi .fat,st,,., .xn,rt
csn roy hsttestns; Ia slaSs1 fun or part time
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK
Must be exper.: $50 plus commits
sion; no Suns. Apply SCHWARTZ
PHARMACY, 100 Conn. ave. NV.
DRuq AND CIGAR o1ERx-Ezppsr.
pref; part-time ewes. or MORNINGS.
zMHSYMENT AdEN6Y sECa1.
ss:sssa;z y: 3 If illness, s' :. ss'fss; g. 81
FILTER, experienced dresses, sports
wear. Fine position: references re-
quired, Amply Monday morning,
$3.50 tn 1880: KAPLowTTz. on
18th between E and r NV.
FOOD CHECKER AND CASHIER
FOR CAFETERIA OPERATION; 40
HR: WEEK. ANNUAL AND SICK
LEAVE BENEFITS. APPLY mi
PERSON TO MR.. GEIB, BSMT.,
GUEST HOUSE CAFETERIA. WAL
TER REED ARMY MEDICAL CTR.
GIRL. white. full time,
1910 yrs; alternate day and
night work; apply In person.
POTOMAC DRUG STORE. 1854
Wis, ave. NV. 30
store, must have excellent. lengthy
local refs, 3 to IL pm. daily. 1859
NURSE, supervising ca
pabiltty. regular hours. live In or
out. Personnel. WO 6-3720- -19
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HGLp-MfN

STUDENT. someone inter-
mer vacation. TO represent long
established local arm: earnings $40
per sale, with willing worker with
car averaging 5 or more sales per
wk Not ordinary dr.-to.df. canvas
sing. Box 60-E, Star. -1D
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BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR
AGE rs TO As, SOME
EXPERIENCE HELPFUL
BUT NOT ESSENTIAL.
MUST BE TYPIST, HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATE.
VACATION AND
SICK LEAVE WITH PAY.
CALL FOR APPOINT
MENT. HO. 2-1600
Evening star., 1955-06-19

~e@e-e~@.
High school education with
accounting office expert
ence; knowledge Of tipping
desirable; permanent posi-
ton in friendly organiza-
tion; pleasant working con-
ditions; convenient subur-
ban location.
The Ahrendt Instrument Co.
1910 Calvert Rd.. College Park, Nd.
uN. 4-567S
A Subsidiary Of Litton Industries
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YOUNG MEN

Age 1885 twhite) all COM
pAnv benefits, excellent earn
inss, Apply in person week
days. 10 Am. or pm, no
other time. S02 Constitution
ave. ne. (Sth and b. Must
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MEN--COL.ORED
EARN SIS A DAY

Is men needed at once. Must bt
very neat in appearance, depend
able and intelligent. This is steady
work that offers rapid advancement
Apply 1922 18th st. NV, 1st A.
9.10:30 am. only. 30
YOUNG MAN. jr. craftsman, to be.
come technician In automatic temp
control field (allied to heating and
e.c.l; work with engineers: perm
Position; 6-day wk.: group hos
Phone IA; s-o1o4. Miss Horsan OF
YOUNG MAN-saiarv. plus comm.
M. Henry, GEM. Il. E. Co. s3k
< st, nv. mornings only: --2l
YOUNG MAN, strong, able-bodied
college student for summers work.
Construction. and real estate busi-
ness: outside work, 40-hr. wk..
81 ,25 hr. Must have own transror-
tation. 10. 5-2655. 10
YOUNG MAN, assistant buyer, chill
dren's wear: $1,000 YEARLY: some
experience necessary; wonderful OPP
portunity for quick Advancement.
Gall for appt.. MR.. GOLD, Ii.
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YOIING MAN

with ear to work for growing con-
sumer finance company in Rock
Vile. Liberal starting salary plus
mileage for use Of auto. Excellent
opportunities for advancement with
all company benefits. Apply in per-
son.
Ritchie Finance Co.
a1b East Montgomery Ave, Rockville
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MARRIED?
WANT TO TRAVEL

Is manager-trainee, then as man
aRer. representing Nations leading
rsdio-Tv program distributors7 Sal;
vacations every 8 months. Paid
accident and health insurance. APP
ply. only II young, intelligent and
ambitious. Wife must type, drive,
travel also. Experience not needed,
We will train II you. qualify after
aptitude tests and rigid character
investigation. Must own car. II
accepted, you viii be assigned under
an experienced manager. Promo
profitable. Possible 20 save Sf5,O 600
In "A months. Write for informa-
tion and application Immediately
while an opening still exists. De-
lay may cost you this lifetime op-
Evening star., 1955-06-19
YOUNG MAN Is to IS

Do you need S35 extra per week.
Do YOU have car. and free eve
nings? Men with no selling ex-
TO contact our clients. Apply $50
10th st. NV Monday through 7:3O
pm.
YOUNG MEN-To learn real estate
saleswork with substantial builder:
modest salary while Tearing. call
Mr.. OHARA. XII. 9-6443. 80
YOUNG MEN. over 1s. to take or
ders for Life and Golfers; small
no experience i needed. e Mr. Mr.. Nc MooRE, Sd;,
Room 402. 1405 G st. NV. 30
YOUNG MEN, 1928, neat and in
telligent. for summer work Apply
Monday. a-1 pm, L. & B, LABO-
RATORIES, 1017 18th st. NV,
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Ar; '1HslRR;L1I1NN5dToN-A1,Exs INC

y = LkttLB 6I.. AiGN., M. B~OUOD
ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES,
to recruit fleld force and set up
an effective motel directory adver-
Using program Of eastern States.
Wednesday. from o to S. lie
AGENCY CLERK-TYPIsT-we have
young person seeking q permanent
and interesting position with o fine
company. Person selected must
have high school education prefer
ably some business experience and
be q good typist. Our company has
3 fine group Of employees, attractive
air-conditioned offices and offers
opportunity for promotion; q 81
nts. UNITED SERVICES LIFE M
SURANCE CO., 1925 Eye ct. NV.
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PANTRY
SALES CLERKS

N.E.D. C.-NLGHT6
sHlRLINGTON, vA.--NIGHTs
immediate opening for qualified ap.
plicants. Good starting salary, op.
poftunity to advance. meals afit
UNIFORMS furnished. Excellent bene.
conditioned shops. Apply manager
Bethesda Shop. or
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
-1S41 g ST. NV. RIM. 200
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
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OUTSTANDING
OPPORTUNITY
Tor
Medical Detail Man

Small-line. highly individualized
Pharmaceutical speciality house has
attractive opening for resident OF
Washington or environs who has
following among downtown doctors.
Applicant must be thoroughly ex-
Isrtenced In medical detail work.
cepted line of specialties; no IN
tectibles. Salary and commission.
Must have own car but car allow
ance provided. Give complete de-
tails Of past experience in full con-
ndence. Our own people know OF
this advertisement. Write BOX
13-K, Star.
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EXPER. PREsSERS
'HElp-WokAEN

Al sEcRETARIEs,, ase 1890: SAL
s;lass' ;ln.' sssTis sssss' 9. st s6SPs 6gs1T ss's
Al TYPIST position. $50 w. fast,
sssuratst typist dr. asst. hotel TYP
q, Iees DOT REEo. af PpfSounsl.
1S11 q q nv. "A. o-ooee.
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MEDICAL
Lap. tech, B days, dr.'s ofo. sos
Lab. techs. and chemists - To $500
Eecep. .-typs., dr.'s ofc. To $500
Ssginner stenos.. young. $225
cisrk-typists. hosp. 4-hr. day.
PROVISIONAL. PERSoNMNEi, MEL
900 18th st. NV, Suite sos
MOTHERS HELPER. intelligent, for
silver spring home (vic. Ga. and
baby. light housework. meals, DOS.
sibly some light clerical work: hrs.
can be arranged, but approx. 8 hrs.
5-day, wk.;. no objection to high
school student. JU. 7-7266.
NURSE. white, age 25 to 4S. for
private hospital, references. Live
In or out. CO. 5-4754. -2i
NURSES AID. white, for large, sub
urban nursing home. Live In. Ref.
erences. JE. 2-0643. -lS
NURSES AID. white, for fioor duty
In large nursing home. Live; in
References. Lo. 6-4100. --l9
YRS AID, white, for general
Spring area. Live in. Refs. JU. 8.
NURSE for genl. practitioners once
IN suitland, Md. Redwood 6-7055'
MUSES., practical. white, needed for
vacation relief; 5 shifts; nursing
home duty; ST. 3-4O25.
AID, white. for nursing
f@ hSme; S-osks aiss environment; live in.
OFFICE HELP, for general once
work; b-day wk., group hosp, many
other company Dement'S. Pleasa nj
working conditions: permanent DO
sition: Apply STANDARD CIGAR
g e. T9gAACco CO., d Eye st. ne,
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NATIONAL RADIO
REPRESENTATIVES,
QLEN6 FALLS, NEW YORK

COLORED--THK MARCH COMPANY
needs 10 ambitious. intelligent
men who like selling: air condi-
tioners Of all types: newest type
Of storm windows and doors
Bryant furnace and hot-water
heaters, and home improvements.
WIN train them: 1885 9th st. NV.
C0LORED BELLMAN with elevator
RppIa Rr isss SS9 a9S6 S6 sss g. NV. Hsn 90
COLORED
EXPER. PRESSERS
Expd. FURN. FNHsHERs. $46
shsI sher. CSSs Order Cook sSS Us e e $sS
All Around Kitch. Help S35 up
Exp. Park Lot Attendant $40
Exp. window washer $40 10 $65
Hosp, Attend. salary open.
Esn,sors HSssl Workers -- s$s sss up up
Gas station Attendants - $40
THESE AND SEVERAL oTHERs'
Apply
Manning's Empl. Agcy.
1910 9th ST. NV. AD. 2-s1Q0
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MAN WANTED
WITH CAR
MAN WITH CAR
MAN
C0YOREn

Wholesale fish house. Not mind
long hours. Vacation, bonus and
sick leave: S3S so TO start. Apply
WARRINGTON FISH EXCHANGE.
1011 z st. s.w
MEN (2). full time, and ~ part
time. Full-time men with no preyi-
Gus exper. average S100 and UP
per wk. Repeat business plus reg
ulaf customers assure you Of steady,
regular income. Start on q or 2
day trial basis II you wish to prove
to yourself what an excel oppor.
this Is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
age 800 and up per wk. calling
on regular customers by appt.
Fuller Brush customers are pleas
ant, courteous and buy these IA
nous everyday necessities regu-
larry. An exper. man will make
calls with you and train you. Sales
exper. unnecessary. but men se-
lected must furn. refs. as to hon.
Ssty and character. Inquire at 81 l
National Press Bldg, 14th and F
gss. nv, or phone D1. 7-4477 or
MEN WANTED to spend Q wks. this
summer at beach at Atlantic ocean,
good pay, room. board. and medi-
cal care For further details call
1t. Tymus. Ii. $4,000. or evenings
and Sunday, Sergt. Brown, AP. r
2040, Co. A 14n Engineer Battal-
ion Combat d. C National Guard
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CLERK-TYPIST

Under 80, for branch ONCE near
Arlinstoa courthouse; general ONCE
eeIlent opportunity for advance
ment. conditioned once. 5-day
week, 8-4:30 pm. Please call ST.
$4,000. Ext. 251 for appointment.
Evening star., 1955-06-19
HELP-WoAAEN
CT,ERK-TYpIST

Under 81 years Of age. For con-
sumner finance business. no expert
enee necessary. Permanent posi-
tton with good starting salary.
Apply in person. 1928 Rhode Island
ave, Mt. Rainier, Nd. al
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YOUNG MEN (7)
EARN SIS A DAY

No exper. necessary. Must be neat
IN appearance and dependable. This
10 interesting outside work that
Offers rapid advancement to am
bilious Young men. Apply 1922
18th Ut. NV, 2nd a.. e-11 q m
Evening star., 1955-06-19
CLERKS

For Bethesda dry cleaning plant.
Steady Job with good pay. OIL. q
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Sckmoe, Wife OF Friends Service
Now On Houses For Korea Project

Houses for Korea sister to the
Houses for Hiroshima project
which was organized two years a
go. is progressing under the lead
ership of Floyd Schmoe. president
and project director who is from
Seattle
Schmoe will be remembered for
his assisting the japanese Ameri-
cans during their trying evacua-
ton days.
He is an outstanding member of
the American Friends Service
Committee
The program set up two
years ago, actually began work last
February in the market town of
Kumyangjan-ni Delay in opera
lions was due to making of all the
necessary arrangements.
Schmoe and his wife. Ruth, ar
rived at the site last April where
team members had already built a
house and were busy with a medi-
cal service. free clinic and dispen-
sary and had already established
contact with the people.
Citing the assistance of a socio-
logy professor of Seoul University
and three of his students F." Scmoe
also states that other organizations
such as the Mennonite Central
Committee. the United Nations Ko
rean Rehabilitation Agency the
ROK government. and us. Army
loaned equipment supplied medi-
cines and building materials clo-
thing and milk The team consis-
ted of nine Americans and seven
Korean associates. Schmoe states
Future plans include the build
ing of village" already in pro-
gress for needy working widows
with families. 1t will consist of ten
or fifteen small homes Six houses
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-15
Baby Care Group
Gathers Jan. Is

A new series of mother and baby
care group sessions sponsored by
the Seattle King County Health
Department and the Seattle Visit
ing Nurse Service will begin Tues
day. January ID
The group meets between l and 8
pm every Tuesday for six weeks
at 1904 Public Safety Building. Sd
and James Miss Holace Perry,
public health nurse who has been
teaching a similar group at Fort
Lawton will be the group leader.
Registration begins today. Call
MA. 5000. Extension 6s7, for de-
tails There is no charge Every
expectant mother in Seattle is cor
daily invited to attend
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VaIedas Initiate
Coeds Al Fete

Fourteen goods were initiated in
to the Valeda a University of Wa
shington japanese American wo-
mems organization. last Saturday
night at a dinner and initiation in
the Edmond Meany Hotel The
newcomers also attended a "haz-
ing" party the previous evening in
Martha Uyeda's home. Toni Suzu-
XII vice president of the organiza-
ton was chairman.
The new girls are Amy Sato,
sunni Kono Irene Yamauchi, Peg
gy Nagata Nancy Shoji. Nancy O.
sawa Sally Kadoshima, Amy Tsu-
il Joyce Osawa, Elsie Yotsuuye,
Sue Suguro Ruby Suyama. Yoshi-
ko Higo and Nori Ichikawa.
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have already been built. two exis-
ting houses are included in thevil-
lage and two others have been re-
paired. A weaving project now in
operation at the refugee camp will
be moved to the village where 1t
will have a booth in the market
place. Using Army material and
lot owned by the city. the group is
building a library and youth
center The group has also begun
forest tree nursery with forest
club of high school boys to tend it
and later transplant the trees to
rebuild the supply of commercial
timber which has been exhausted.
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ENGAGEMENT DISCLOSED
The engagement of Miss Mary
Yasuda daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
G. Yasuda of this city. to Mr.. Tax
Miyamoto of Seattle was revealed
at party January 9 in the Yasuda
residence
Those present were the Mines.
S. Sugimoto and Tad Horike. and
the Misses Eleanor Yoshioka. Ma
r sugimoto. Minnie Otsuka, Jane
Otsuka Betty Osada. Yuki osada
and Chiz Yasuda. Unable to at
tend were the Misses Janet Yosh-
foka Mary Nomura and Yasuko
Hashimoto
YBA BAZAAR
The YBA is sponsoring a bazaar
February 81 from IL m. to 7pm.
in the Tacoma Buddhist Church.
Chairman for the event Tets
Tamaki states there will be much
food and many games for every
one
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,. Add soap or detergent. One
half cup of detergent should
yield the recommended one to
two inches of suds even in hard
water areas, but add more if
necessary.
J. Next, deposit up to nine
pounds of clothes or, if wash
ing larger pieces. eight pounds.
DRY, a twin sheet weighs one
pound, a double sheet two
pounds, a mans shirt one-half
pound.)
j. If you want to starch: Stop
washer halfway through damp
dry period, remove clothes you
don't starch, and start washer
again. Pour in liquid starch
while clothes spin. collars and
cuffs should be starched by
handy
Drying
). Put in clothes, select tempera-
ture (HOT for rugs and WOOL
ems, MED. for whites and cot
tons, WARM for silks and
nylons), select drying time.
!. To save time, put handker-
chiefs, gloves and other small
articles into a mesh bag (y1n
can make one from two disi>
cloths.) One arm motion Dicks
up all the small pieces at or
time.
Remove towels and linen
while slightly damp. Smooth
fold and stack = they'll dr.
quickly and their own weigf'
will press them.
Slipcovers should be removed
when slightly damp dried. Iron
pleats and flounces and put
covers back on furniture where
they'll dry smooth and tight
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In Tacoma
q BY YAsUKo HAsHIMOTO

ENGAGEMENT DISCLOSED
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Al Iku Guild Sets
tst'55 Meeting

Al Iku Guild will hold its month
" meeting at 7:30 pm. Thursday
January 20 in Mrs. Margaret va
nagimachi's home. Hostesses for
the gathering. first of the veal,
will be Mines. Taeko Kaneko,
Grace S9kae and Harriet Kashino.
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THE NORTHWEST TIMES Sc. 1894
LAUNDRY TIPS

To get the best performance
from your automatic washer and
dryer, read this tipsheet compiled
by Whirlpool Corporation home
economists. Keep it for reference.
Follow instructions and you're
bound to get good results.
Washing
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Beacon Hill Duplex


Uear Marine Hospital. Older but
solid and .roomy. Extra unit in
basement with plumbing. Double
garage. so x 100 lot adjoining in
cluded. Price of $14 $50 also in
cludes furnishings and appliances
Walking Distance to Buddhist
Church
2 bedrooms. redecorated living
and dining rooms roomy kitchen
pantry. Full basement new auto
oil furnace. garage, So 600 Owner
will consider renting to right par
ty
Juneau Street Near Beacon Ave.
Smaller 2 bedroom Full base
ment. Modern auto oil heating
plant with radiators in each room
Living roo mis- knotty cedar Level
ITO so lot So, $50 FILA.
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RECIPES OF THE TIMES.
. BY ARLENE FUKEI

As child at home remember always
when my mother made rolled cake without app-
turned
world But it rarely that she made rolled cake
kinds plain which she usually filled pudding
a marshmallow filling
. SPONGE ROLL
cup 1ateaspoon salt tea
package prepared pudding mix
lemon
Prepare pan x IS long with paper Pe-hea oven
o degrees
Separate eggs dry u cup sug-
slowly beating constantly yo and
yok they
soft Add vanilla whites
quickly egg folding lightly
about until a
paper
cloth spread
ed cooled pudding Reron
. CHOCOLATE ROLL
chocolate cup
tablespoon Add may
served with whipped cream filling
ing cream place IN refrigerator tray
. MARsHMALLow ICING
IL cups sugar cup water egg whites pinch teaspoon
cream of tartar orange lavong pound chopped
malows
lavong of double broler Place
beating with beater Cook for
minutes until icing will hold peak Remove from heat
favoring thick spread
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Evening star., 1955-02-10
No Change for Us

The President has commented sensibly
and with restraint on the upheaval In
Moscow.
Mr.. Eisenhower told his press confer
ence that, of course, we are watching the
Russian situation very closely. But the real
meaning of the change of command in the
Kremlin is not yet apparent, and may be
some time in revealing itself. Meanwhile,
said the President, there will be no change
in our basic policies or in the basic meth
ods we employ in pursuit of those policies.
This is the only attitude for strong
and mature nation to take. Our basic pol
icy as the President spelled 1t out, is to
strive for a just and lasting peace, to
remain strong while doing this, and to help
our friends grow strong and confident.
This is not policy to be frantically altered
with every change of direction in some
other country. 1t is Sound-one might
say an essential-policy which has been
built up at great effort and cost through
two administrations The President Is en-
tirely right in refusing to permit the storm
In the ,Kremlin to blow us off our course.