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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01
Givenchy's Fashions So Funny
They're Killing All of Poris

he explained 90, ais the
mood of the collection, with a
flexible line that follows the
body but never really touches
it."
Too true.
THE Shape" is supposed to
be an all-in-one girdle with
out stays over which the
clothes are worn. But the
models are so lost in them
that it hardly seems to mat
ter.
The designers new con-
cept Of the belt starts just
below the shoulder and ends
at the hip" He claims this
gives short women greater
height, but it's hard to see
] how.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01
The Little Club
Continues Work

The Little Club Of Washing
ton during July contributed
funds, through the clubs pres
ident, Mrs. Bessie Kramer, to
the new Providence Hospital
for the purchase of equipment
necessary for therapy after a
polio attack.
A presentation Of a check
also was made by Mrs. Kramer
and Mrs. Anne Wright, charity
chairman. to the Society for
Crippled Children.
This month, the group has
pledged to pay for more scien-
tific equipment for Glenn Dale
Sanitorium. q machine for the
detection of bacteria and for
checking the chemistry Of the
bloodstream.
Although the Little Club
holds no regular business
meetings during the summer
months, members continue
their efforts to extend con-
tributions for the welfare Of
needy and sick throughout the
CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01
BY ELEM

Each season the fashion
world undergoes q special in
vestigation.
Hearings are held In the
strangest places. Cafeterias,
in offices by file cabinets. at
home base over coffee cups at
breakfast. and there's plenty
of sleuthing done in and
around the stores to check the
latest Developments on the
fashion case.
Women who head into the
fashion fray armed with some
facts, knowing how their figure
will at into the general over
all fashion plan. and a knowl-
edge of the due processes Of
fashion laws-won't risk an
arrest for proceeding without
caution.
This is the time Of the year
we like to suggest to all women
that they really dig for fashion
facts. Read up on all reports
that have any bearing on the
case, evaluate them, and THEN
carefully jot down what's on
hand in the closet that can
stand inspection. what was o
purchase penalty for haste,
and when all that has been
accomplished, then dip into
the till knowing that you're
not misappropriating any
funds.
SUMMER FASHION SEM
MAR - Planning on buying
some blouses? Hope you're
acquainted with the popular
fabrics like cotton broadcloth,
pima broadcloth, pure linen,
''linen-like" rayon. dacron-
and-pima cotton blends. To
have proper At, your blouse's
shoulders must be wide enough
to let the sleeves fall easily
but not so wide the shoulder
seams droop. Armholes should
be comfortable, and not cause
ripples under the arms. No
gaping, please. Check your
shirt tail. Bend over. The
blouse should stay In. WASH
ability notes include knowing
that Vat-Dyed means the color
won't fade in the sunlight or
run in the wash. Sanforized
means the fabric has been pre-
shrunk and guaranteed not to
shrink more than o tiny per
cent. Collars should be care
fully matched, precision tai
lored to At smoothly when
worn open or buttoned up.
Seams should be closely, firmly
stitched. Buttonholes should
be tightly stitched. neatly nm
ished. How are all your but
tons? They ought to be made
Of fine pearl that won't dis
color, split or rust.
4 4 y y
You can place your fashion
faith in woolknits for the COM
ing season. Thanks to scien-
tific discoveries that include
durable moth-proofing BY Mi
tin. important shrinkage con-
troll for the washable woolknits,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01
Smith Verleye
Wedding Held

Announcement is made of
the marriage July 80 Of Miss
Jeanne Nanette Verleye,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert r. Verleye of Brook
lyn, to Mr.. David r. Smith,
son Of Mrs. Ira David Smith
Of this city and the late Mr..
Smith.
The Rev. Harold J. Powers
performed the ceremony in
the Chapel Of the Church Of
st. Paul the Apostle. A recep-
ton was held following the
ceremony.
The bride is q graduate OF
Barnard College. She recently
returned from Saigon, South
vietnam. where she was with
the American Embassy.
Mr.. Smith. who was sta
toned in Saigon with the
United States Army, also
served in the Philippines and
Japan. He Is q graduate Of
Georgetown University For
eign Service School and at
tended Carnegie Institute Of
Technology and the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota.
After q wedding trip to Ber-
muda, the couple win make
their home here until the fall
when they will leave for
Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01
BY NADEANE WALKER


PARIS, Aug. / (P.--Hubert
de Givenchy calls his new fash
ion collection "the shapes.
1.-THE Shapeless" is more like it,
In Givenchy's new line, the
waistline is no more. The de-
signer makes dresses like
sacks, even to a drawstring
now and then at the neck or
the hem, or both.
The young Frenchman made
his name with clothes that
were charmingly youthful
and pretty. Now he's gone all
sophisticated. and the result
looks like a hilarious bur-
lesqle Of Balenciaga.
The inannequins weret the
only ones in stitches as they
paraded In Abe Lincoln stove
pipe hats, coats and jackets
apparently back to front.
belts hanging under the back
side, and hoops sailing rear
ward from the head.
Droll Ideas
Givenchy warned in adj
vance he would show some
droll ideas" and that he al
ways had fun designing
clothes"
Evidently.
THE spirit Of freedom"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01
Annual Church Supper
At Sunderland, Nd.

The annual summer supper
Of the ALI Saints Episcopal
Church at Sunderland. Md,
will be held Saturday on the
church grounds, beginning at
8 pm.
An additional feature will be
a novelty table offering a vari-
ETY. Of items for sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01
Don't Proceed Into Fall
Without Some Sleuthinq
FASHION NOTEBOOK

they'll remain looking like they
did when you bought them.
Woolknits can go into hot
humid. and icy-cool climates
during the same season and
look correct. It's the little air
spaces between the stitches
that make them stay clean
longer, and keep them looking
new. BIG FASHION NOTE:
The diversified workmanlike
sweater for city wear is sure
to be q big hit. The big. bulky
sweaters give q new look with
their cardigan necklines, and
their length that extends be-
You'd the hipline In most cases.
This year marks the return
Of the velvet afternoon dress.
You'll see 1t in q classic shirt
waist style, simple but dra-
matte sheaths with exciting
new necklines. and wonderful
straight, baton-lined. long
sleeved dresses with big white
lace collars. They'll be headed
for Washington's busy after
five social functions. watch for
them.
4 Il y \
FASHION FILE: After ten
years Of research. a British
firm, John Heathcoat & Co..
Ltd, has succeeded in fire.
proofing flimsy nylon net. The
fireproofing technique makes
1t impossible for the flame to
take hold and travel. 1t is said
that the new process still al
lows nylon to be permanently
pleated, dyed and dry cleaned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01
Cruise Plonned

Members of the Women's
Club of the Great Falls Coun-
Gil. Knights Of Columbus, will
sponsor their annual moon
light cruise on the IS Mt.
Vernon at $3.50 O'Clock Friday.
Mrs. John F. Powell, jr., is
general chairman in charge Of
tickets and reservations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01

Local m I'm b ers Of the
Washington Ladies Auxiliary
Of the JCRS American Medi-
cal Center at Denver who
have been selected as dele
gates Of the groups national
conference Of auxiliaries are
Mrs. Dora Cohn and Mrs.
Nathan Woler. Miss Clara
Waskow has been named dele
gate of the Washington jun
Tor Auxiliary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01

ALWAYS IN STYLE-The shrtwoist-styed dress al
ways seems to be in style motter which way the
fashion winds blow. This crisp cotton that comes In
patterned stripes Of black oronoe, buttons to the
hem. Smart women favor the dress thot buttons to
the hem because it allows for easy donnine without
missing the hoirdo or makeup It's q Marjorie Mont
aomery of California design.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-01

Comfortable, fully upholstered sofos and loun
chairs selling at dicuIousy low prices The style, mod-
fled Lawson is perennial fovorte and the eonstrue-
ton lectures such items os innersprno cushions,
eoster feet and finely tailored broeotelle covers
in wide range Of coIors. It's typical Miller
money saver and only one Of literally thou
sonds At store-wide sole like this you
can furnish your home with bargains"
thot will Ieove your friend oospino
with admiration and envy.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
Service oncers' wives
HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

HELp-MEN AND WoMEN
COUPLE TO OPERATE lse. roomins
house: exper,, refs. bond necessary.
Phche for appt. NO. 7-S3Q3,
BEAUTY OPERATORS - Pleasant
working conditions: good salary;
6-day week Ju. 9-a66h. 30
BILLING CLERK-Must be very
efheient and fast typtst; to type,
extend and audit invoices; b-dAy
yk.: future assured. Box 229-B.
B0OkkEEPER. part-time. morning
or afternoon; good salary; con-
genial surrounoinas. IL 7-4431,
CASHIER CHECKER, part time; ex-
perienced; good pay and working
conditions. Apply BUCKINGHAM
suPERAIARKEL is23 Rhode Island
MAN Oh; Or WOMAN for mems wear
alteration shop capable Of doing
quality s'5a T. SHOP, llot King % st..
MAN AND WIFE, eoiored. to care y for
nearby Nd. farm estate, Salary with
PoEITIcaI SHCm ca 0GSEs GoSREsdASfzAfiRoSSSa AfriRSSa needs
cierk-typist for eenerai ONCE work;
3b~hr week, paid for overtime
good starting salary. Write giving
references. Box 1868. Star.
EXPERIENCED AUT TOM o. TIVE
B0OKKEEPER. Metropolitan Area.
5la days. air-condit1oned once.
Company benefits; paid vacation.
All applications confidential, Box
217-B, Star. 20
WHITE COUPLE without children.
TO take care Of 2 small apartment
buildings. Free rent l-hedYoom
apt; t0od nv. section. WIN not
tor; WIAvES BRos,. NC bf.
rNcoSE lsSS s4o.sse wK-spaTe.,ime
ahowing World Book, educational
services to friends and neiehboTs
who viii thank you. First 10 sue.
eessful interviews pay iip TO $3.50.
Men and women needed at once 70
service school districts In the Met
yopolitan areas. UN. 4-500S.
MANAGER - WELL
established commercial agency
needs experienced man or woman
TO develop and operate industrial
and domestic branch. send full
particulars in confidence. Bon
lob. Star
Evening star., 1955-11-20

YOUNG LADY-lnteFesting position
With local branch Of national n
naneial orRantzation: no experience
necessary; some typinx essential: Al
company benents, Mr. GRIFFIN,
ToUNGs sGsiSNbi iExbY for hand addressing
joyce, 10 am. to 5 pm. Ii. g.
T200; ewes. whitehall 6-s74e;n
ALERT woMEs to work in your
neiehborhood earn ssS per W, .s,11 U
I'D tIs educaticn % and GOOD personaiity
essential. or. 4-6963, 10 am, 70
Ai1RiHHI0us i1iHHI 5s w. TaoUsEwTvEs, tS,
who can devote 20 Or more hrs.
w Snasssssk na; g pe.; cst ss h.sptui' aanna' For
srpf csli jE. 2-3S5s Mon. S-2.
IIxEDfAfE OPENINGS for alert.
educated business woman. teachers
OF ex-teachers, over II. TO assist
director. OF ehild guidance prograIn-
Interesting, vsl-paid. ial OF PAL
Sfyinr age. education, exp. and
phone. Box 3le-A, Star. .22
PkHT TIME-FULL TINE. i20-hr.
NJ. min.) !. Marshall Field family
owned enterprise has local open
.nss i9 ,o ne tc g e. ccissl,:cus s and SopeS. MG
Most have S hiah scneoi sdnsaIionI
and be $500 years Of age. OppoT-I
WeeSly income S44-see part time
and S06-sf32 full time. Eor N
terytsy appointment cah AZ.
Al aTTYsPIsT. seS vk.. sood with
ia9uYas. Reeepttonist, young. meet
fsts daily needed. SIS @ $50 yk.
See Miss Evans st goYDs. (Est.
10 yrs,). cor. @ ana l2tn. INA.
nS You WISH TO TRAVEL.
II 50, plan today to handle exs
aitfnG si1ow business, publicity ana
Public relations assignments In
rnatsen.lly. speelai rst ir.ousrsd; sra3nite y
blns.s fsT Tsek 'n,srnass Trlte air.
nnnbsI. mn,s sI.Is1'MstRs % ms. MecAAisH. 5a3
Law Bldg, Kansas City g, No;
TWO LADIES, white, 20-45 to. In
teryiew young mothers IN District
and nearby vn, sses; sss KsAen,aG'cg E sTs 'os
fSnrn1ioSec. n11oSs Siaa;i Apply e24 Bond sids..
1904 n. z. ave. NV" Sat-. Q 70 2.
Monday Al day. -
AMAZING EXTRA MONEY RLAN
bfings you Sl50-$300 and more in
your spare time before Christmas.
Just take orders for our quantI
Nut Meats. Fruit Cakes, CANDY ana
Gift Items from friends. neigh-
6oFs. co-WorkeYS. No investment
esnVassfu9 or experience necessary.
Also FUNb-RAIHtHG Plan for your
church. club. schoSl Or orEanninnnazi Eannnz
today, for free Easy Money Plan
and samples on approval.
trade ASSOCIATION SECY. with
Journalistic or adv. degree. Room
517 Dupont Circle Building. I'll
WANT WOMAN 10 manage snI. ring.
hse. husband empty. no age limit.
e24 N. y. ave. NV" 81. S-f1Sa.
WINTER m SOUTH for refined, am
hifiotiS lady; high school graduate:
opportunity TO learn good business.
$500 for 100 days. Box e2-B. star.
suyER SPRING. MD. branch Of
large, progressive ntortgage bank
inr nfm Is in need Of an intelligent
and energetic young lady between
N and IS: business experience pre-
1erTed: must be able TO meet the
public and assume responsibility
Write resume O. business back
ground and minimum salary re-
auiFemebts 10 Box 492-B. star.
INCREASE INCOME, show friends
lovely handkefchiefs. Easy sales,
repeats. Experience unnecessary.
liberal peyeentase. No-risk offer.
Exclusive opportunity, eCHMID CO.,
Dept. II, Kingston, N. r.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
MIscELLANEoUs FoR SALE

dRanite 3-6i23 for details. 30
ACCORDION, ike new. best reason.
abls ofIer and 1t viii be yours. Cal
ACCORDION, Excelsior, lso bass,
Z rocker; $500, JE; 2-6S27; =.
ACC0RDI0Ns, spesiaiiy priced foI
Ssr1'sPfn; San PnYSN me scao IS or 1y1assy Msy
24os Minnesota ave. se. LU'
|AccsosRDIoN, tcsosDI 100 bass, petite, light.
weight. CrucianeIi. perfect condi.
toni best offer accepted. EN-. s.
lACcoRDIoN. 100 bass stradvari
gray mother-of-pearl finish. Com.
stand. Like new: sacrifice S125 Of
best offer. JE. 4-07S3.
ACCORDION. 120 bass, hghtweiGhi
with leather case, $3.50, kE, e.
IAcScaosRDIoN--Aceordiana by Ex.
ceisior; new; full-sixe professional
model: 120 bass. Al treble keys,
treble flve-hass reeds; s4@b or best
AocoRDiA6Ne. S5ts5 80 NeISshSd brsnd.new. .hr...shit.
$136: e-shift. $I7b: year guar
RELIABLE 5EWEIRY EXCHANGE
422 9th ct. NV. Ma. S-6l57.
ACCORDION OUTFITS--Going -ont.
esaS eeiaSpsine,s ness sss sals Rsssrla Rssssrlar prize
up RATNER's MUSIC STORE
AGcoR5i6NMAn " iSi6 = m" opportunity te
purchase . fins used l20-hass
Instrument and receive 10 ires
MUSIC STUpioS. Lu. l.3i9e. 10
.6.sel5, aft. I pm.
ADSfsS DfsS en- mAcEIsEs. ~ used aaTSS and new
7siO asI isth Il. nv pi 7.757a. ~
sunstrand. I0-key elec.; su6tr CT,
bal: 10 COL: $110. EN-. 3-S7g6,
ADDING MACH. Rem. Rand, 10,
key with subtr.: Just oyerhauled
SIPS. HARRY J. ABRAMS. 124 l
IAbDISd R;si MAcHINEs--nurrows aa.
Munroe calculator: fully auto.
late style. Call GA. 1895.
ADD. MACH, small; adds, subtracts
Tyr. guar: ONCE or home; S14.95
CIRCLE. 741 18th ST. NV.
ADDRESSOGRAPH, model 2700. so.
drawer addressograph plate cabi'
net, 6,000-B addressosraph frames
Call WA. 7-25l1, ask for MIR
|ADDDRsEssssoGRAPH DDsss plate tils cab.
met; gs drawer capacity; $50. TIE
ASDUiRiaSss ssoGRAH-Larss type. yer,
good condition, 100 desk model
table high. 176-plAte capacity'
1000 per hr. Repeat. duplicate
s,nnss conseeusiyys. TIVE Excel 9ns tST church Ipr'
A fsSS ~ sSTSnNSnITT6Nrm. Admiral K~tnr
yyindow unit. unit: gsed z nos,i $3.50
Afs f0s'f d0 NpifESSER SL fs1SSs Expsstsn,
mother needs air conditioner, now
New baby, new house, need new
air conditioner. Sell ours cheap
air cONDiTIoNER, easement: RcA
Y h.p.; used only q few hours
Slb0. 10. 6-301a.
AIR COMPRESSOR. $3.50; spray
pumps. gauges, hose, tanks. dIcH.
NER, .25l3 N st, NV. RX. 3-3527
AIR COMPRESSORS. SAUCES. tanks
builduron Spray guns. $3.50 up
Motor reps. ELEC. EQUIP. CO,
2437 Sherman ave. NV, AID. 2-1800
AFGHAN, hand-croeheted; bed size
$50. Redwood 0-T0lb..
ANTlouE---MAhogany buffet, beau
tiful Empire. Reasonable. ia, g.
IASTHIouE-slant top GOV. winthros
desk, CAL after 12 noon. SO, D.
IANTiouE-Mshosany French EN-.
pire escrstoirs. $500. Call pL
VsOoAS'
Evening star., 1955-11-20
BUSINESS SERVICES

TYPING, BY ExPERT-Manuscripts
thesis. documents, term papers.
etc. Elec: typewriter. Executive
type. eau An; 4-35o2, week snds
SEAAESTRESS--Your home or mine.
All type alterations. Htghly exper.
TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE
Finest personal service including
netling address. For details call
EX. 3-lbD4.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
4e1O Baltimore Ave. Nr. Peace crosl
WA. 7-5501
PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE

BEDs-Twin. maple; used; complete,
mattresses and springs; S36.
Georsetown. DE. 2-6l38.
BED-Simmons hi-rise with 2 Beau
tyrest mattresses. New, Never
used. Eacrifice. RA. 6-0S31.
BEDS - Mahogany, mattress and
springs; dresser to match. Old
fashioned, but very sturdy. Dresser
has lge.. beautiful mirror. $26 for
both. Gray tron bed, springs and
mattress: SO. RA. 3-73l1.
BEDS-Twtn, comp. $40 ca, Bunk
beds, $40 set, comp. Youth bed,
&25, comp. DeIiY, Po. 2-3s37.
BEDS. twin. mattress and gpfgs.
complete matt. alone worth $3.50.
Excel. eond. 500. HE. 4-2736.
perfect eond:: S1b0; telephone
table. 1903 18th st. nv.
BED, single, Hollywood .KnslAnder.
foam rubber; good ccnd.: reason
able, Call To. 2-3196.
BEDS-Double. with box spring and
mattress; single. complete; Holly
wood, q rollawAy; 2 new single
mattresses. EN-. 3-o761.
BEDS-TWin, NAH: spool. JannJ
Lind type; ,Dattrss ,spFinEs: good
BED -.DAvENO SUITE, 2 piece.
Kroehlef, S25. 3659 Minnesota
ave. Sc, Apt. 500, LU. 4-79sb.
BED CHAIRS f2l, tnnerBprinR: good
condition. WA. T-1066.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
Painting-Free Estimates


Painting-Free Estimates
FROM e-7 Pm. 10. 2-a3i6 :.
PAPERING, $40 and up this week
only: 1856 sunfast washable
papers, 10. $1,000. RA. 3.1393.
PAPERING. PAINTING. PLASTER-
ING; 20. yrs experience guaran-
REPAIRS Old and
SsS W. sGSs m.ch ss woTE oa sua1 smfh s9OS hf
PLAsTERBoARD. sheet rock. tapinE,
finishing and sanding; free estt-
mates. LO. 4-a162.
PLAsTHRiNG DONE, patchvork .pe-
eialty: all york guaranteed; free
pi1mBiSG ii1}sTaiiSG "a 2ND ,SiSRaA iSSRaArNe Il = Low
onis MR LEE. WI. e-oso7 20
AND HEATINCi--water
heaters, fixtures. faucets, pipes. re-
paired. Or installed. Drain lines
sleased. Lie. d. c. Mr.. GROVE. RA.
RooFiSo. new work; repairs: gut
A. b, THOMAS, WA. 7-73b2.
ton. Repairs on all types Of roofs
Ii. $500; IA, 6-6031.
RUGS and upholstery cleaned In
ysur home; l-dsy service. Can
sifEETROcK. taping, finishinE and
sanding. free ettlmates. RE. 6-67Qo.
STONE WORK-RetRining walls.
1iagstona patioe. walks, cement wrk.
. Pres sst;; Ssil xoY TONY. LQ. 2-adSoi
haaling; frss , essImatesa ao kgous- ge5!s
UPHOLSTERTNG - Couehes. chairs
Tewehbed: work done ct your home
JANNEY. RA. 3-o3S0. RA. 3-603d;
WATERPkOORING, cement work. 30
years customer satisfaction: free
est, raas. TAtea, terns. ROBERT
RRicE assoc. 81. s-i550:
and Easements. An work uuaran-
teed. Free estimates. UN. t-S7o4
morning or evening.
DON BOMAR CONSTRUCTION co,
Additions and renodelinE Of all
kinds: concrete and masonry: guar
anteed work by est. builder. Free
estimate. Up TO 30 months 70 pay.
Call MR., LOCKE. JU, b-4070.
RMS. COMPLETELY PAPERED or
painted. $50 per rm.; carpentry,
iioor sanding, tiltng, electrical and
plumbing work. hsmt. redeeorated.
house front painted. SIS snd up,
etc. Eve. and weekend work is de-
sired. all lat class. REALTY CON-
STRuCTToN Co. CO. $1,000; DE-.
2-s409.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

HOUSEKEEPER - Good opportunity
for energetic white person TO cook
and manage in Catholic rectOry.
Salary plus nns living quarters.
Box 143-B, Star. III
HOUSEKEEPER, white. 4O-66: ref
erences: must 1--we IN 8 days. $50
wkig.: 2 children. 9 and 12i busi-
H66i H66iSs 6iuSssriRO@pRsER. cah cahitswsnssa ~ sazssD for
motherless home: 2 school-age
boys; live in; pleasant surround
|H0UsEKEEPER, in nearby virginia
For appointment phone IA. S-6S1g,
|HoUsEKEEPER OR COUPLE to live
in; new rambler in Waynesboro,
Pa % miles from D. c. GOOD home
sTencss, 4{si EIiieott st. nv.
MAID, CIV, IS to 40. Live in;
experienced; fond Ok children, Local
refs. required. $40. Alexandria. Va.
HELPER. fond Of. shil.
aTsanr.a aTs os aRs aqY YNNsn NTNsnsgsr!s Pa s.Is%
WOMAN vo: Permanent M Job. good salary /
and working conditions; .55a-dey
vks; g.h.w. and child care. Must Be
reliable and have local refs. ,RA'
Wi0MaN. white, for lovely Tnsst- ne
sun. 2I4S Florida ave. NV.
WOMEN, white and coloTed. 10 live
in refined suburban homes. good
character refs. required. ROCK.
VILE PERSONNEL SERVICE, Ito
Commerce lane. Rockville. Nd,
WaHitrE HHt WoSAS. s.H.w.. plain cook.
ins; ase. VS. weoeu5.sG4 us5.G45ss hys mi $3.50 sS Sr''
COUPLE with references only. man
driving and gardening, woman
cooktns and G.b.w. for 2 adults.
exeellent quarters. good salary.
cali IA. 7-04o4. or RE. T-2775.
RELIABLE woMAN-white. Care
for Q small children for working
parents, Inv. live in. Day Oh.
Salary open. Ref. Call IA. s-2306.
EXCEL, HOME for exper. cook and
g,h.w.: beautiful upstairs ri1i.: pvt
esth, ~ SSl > xxssas2 adults 2 Eiris' O.
WHITE III Hi6UfsiHRKiEPER, experienced
with best local references. Live In.
WhiirE Viii w 'WsoaMAN, middle as., live
n, l.h.wY room and board and
ELDkMLx COLOHED LADY 70 care
for 2 small children for eolored
WIZ IfTlsd dryE II kiCE S1Esas; noME % middle
daties. nv. 2-s427.
WHITE COUPLE TO live in furn.
bsnt. apt. on Conn. ave. In ex-
change for tor 90 hrs. eleanins . wk'
ExPERIEScEp SStIi WOMAN to iiv I'M
light housework. must be good
laundress. 6h-day wk. Good salary
Recent local ref. req. Other helT
employed. Call EN-. 2-2551.
PLEASANT, honest reliable woman
care for 2 boys t2 and %; Ink,
parents employed. live in, week end
on College Park area. WE, b-454 /
tCOLORED ELDERLY WOMAN; light
housework, care OF 2 echool-REt
children. room, board. small sal
AIRY. One who wants homo with col.
ured family. Tu, 2-0S4p. 30
COLORED WOMAN for genera
house work and care OF new baby
live IN or out: must be experienced
and have refs; $50 VIZ. 10. a.
CoIORED WOMAN. reliable. 70 d,
light h.w. and child eare.- 3 days
recent reference. Hu. 5-e403.