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parent and teen-ager," contin-
ued DR.. Ellison.
I'm the District. the young
driver, from 1911" Dr.. Ellison
concluded. "has a good record.
the 18-19-year-old has a not
so-good record. But all in all.
the teen driver isn't as bad as
he is cracked up to be. The bad
violations fall in 20 to 80 age
group" So.
At Washington-Lee High
School,, a new sort Of fad is
beginning. It Is still in its
early stage, as It is q very
expensive hobby or interest,
which captivates only boys,
but girls enjoy it. This is the
hi-fi craze.
One Of these hi-f1 flend
teens Is 16-year>old Jack La
Covey, the vice president of the
orchestra, who is a member Of
the Pep and Concert Band
where he plays the horn, and
is in the Audio-Visual Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
Traffic Conference
Next Wednesday,

The third annual teen-age
traffic conference, sponsored by
the Department of Vehicles
and Traffic, will be held next
Wednesday for the 40 senior
high schools in the District.
There will be 160 junior and
senior year students attend
ing; four from each school.
DR.. Anthony Ellison, assist
ant to the director Of the We
hicles and Traffic Department,
explained, ''the conference is
an all-day one, where the teen
ayers themselves thresh out
their driving problems, argue
back and forth about it, and
work out resolutions for each
year. Such as last year it was
resolved to campaign to pro-
mote safe-driving is smart, not
dumb
They discuss these problems
in various panels. like traffic
safety. teen offenders in traffic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15

Have you noticed about 49,
600 extra teen-agers in town?
You probably have, for in the
past three weeks, that many
teen tourists have visited the
Nations Capital. According to
four hotels, touring services,
and the Public Utilities COM
mission. these teen-agers. the
majority of whom are on their
senior class trips. will be con-
stantly pouring into the city
until early June.
TO give you some idea Of
what these teen-agers from all
over the United States think
about us. here are some teens
interviewed at the various
popular points of interest.
Seventeen year old Billy
Bellies from Maysville, KY,
said. you all seem to have
crew-cuts. the boys, that is.
instead Of the ducktails we
wear. I think the teen-agers
up here aren't as nice, and you
don't dance as well! BY the
way. I come from Rosemary
Clooney's home town."
You sure are cat-like dress
ers." commented 17-year-old
Aubrey Shirley. from Honea-
path, S. c.. as he was buying q
bright pink pork-pie hat. All,
yes, we sure can tell the tour
lists when we see them!
From Sharon. Mass. IT.
year-old Mary Cirillo. who
spoke without sounding her
RS said, What you call q
milk shake down here, is Moth
ing but syrup and milk mixed
around, where / live. When
we want a milk shake with
ice cream. we call them
'frappers.'"
I'm glad to see you all like
Dixie-land music here" said
Gary Keely from New Orleans.
This 18-year-old, decked out
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in a dressy suit. and wearing a
black hat with his name
stitched in white. also drawled
forth, II definitely think the
girls are prettier here. I wish
I could stay!"
Thirteen-year-old Margaret
Hambrecht from Brooklyn,
N. Y, decided, THE kids down
here are very nice. You seem
to dress so smartly, and there
seem to be so many of you.
You are lucky to be living in
such a clean city!"
And last but not least, and
regularly without fail, one
teen-age boy. surveying the
Virginia countryside from the
Lincoln Memorial came forth
with, II wonder where those
Vah-ginia bellies are that I've
heard so much about?" He
was 18-year-old Mike Harmon
from Detroit. who would put
our "cat-like dressers" to
shame! But to all teen tourists,
welcome to the Nations Capt.
tai and enjoy your stay!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15

The rapid-riser this week,
typical Of all the new tunes.
is the sweet kind Gas they are
referred to- like Unclaimed
Melody" by Les Baxter.
teen-agers about this musical
teenagers about this musical
newcomer, rhythm and blues.
do you think it's just pass
ing "rock and roll" fancy or
Is it here to stay with the
sweet, romantical ballad? How
about letting Teen Scene know,
so we can compare ourselves
with the teens in the rest Of
the Nation where the surveys
are also being conducted.
OKAY? Gust . postcard or
anythingD A
See you next Fridayl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
Sweet Briar
Bulb Sale

Sweet Briar aMmnae are
now in the midst Of their
fourth annual Bulbs from
Holland" project.
The campaign will run until
June and proceeds will 60
to the support Of a Sweet
Briar College freshman schol-
arship for any local girl who
can meet the colleges en-
trance requirements.
The Washington club takes
orders for tulip bulbs which
are sent to its Holland agent.
The bulbs are then sent d.
rectly to the purchaser in time
for planting in the fall.
Bulb catalogs and order
blanks may be obtained from
Mrs. L. Ray Awtry.
Any local organization in
terested in this project can
arrange to participate. For
further information call Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
WATERFORD SHOW
is PLANNED

Waterford, the 18th
century mill town near
Leesburg. Va. is busy with
preparations for its third
annual antiques show.
scheduled April 20. 20, and
80 at the towns Red Barn.
Mrs. c. A. r. Lindquist,
serving her third year as
chairman has appointed Is
women to committees that
will run the show. They are:
Mrs. John j. Payette,
Mrs. William j. Mcdonald,
Mrs. Charles F. Gill, Mrs.
Fred Osler. Mrs. Theodore
Tn ON as, Mrs. Thomas
Campbell. Mrs. George r.
Bentley. Mrs. Fred B. Bate.
Mrs. Basil Hayly. Mrs. Heath
McCallum. Mrs. Ashbrook
Seidler, Mrs. Dan r.
Spaight, Mrs. Arthur
Schmidt, Mrs. Thomas H.
Colley II. and Mrs. Laster
Schoene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
WV Names
Officers

The YWCA has announced
the election Of its new officers.
naming Mrs. Walter II. Judd,
president Of the board Of di-
rectors.
Others officers are: Mrs. Seth
r. Brooks, vice president: Mrs.
Michael Markell. vice president;
Mrs. Philip @. Scott. vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Benjamin Nickel
way. recording secretary; Mrs.
William D. Blair, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Leonard
A.. Block. treasurer; and Mrs.
Paul Daur, assistant treasurer.
Mrs. Judd has been q mem
Der of the YWCA board for
the past four years and q
vice president for two years.
She has been active on the
personnel committee and was
chairman Of this years YWCA
Centennial Celebrations.
Born in Simla, India. where
her father, Benjamin Barber.
was general secretary Of the
Calcutta area YMCA, she was
seven and a half years old be-
fore coming to the United
States. After graduating from
Mount Holyoke College. she
returned to India toteach from
1928 to 1880 and on her return
attended Columbia Teachers
College from which she re-
ceived her masters degree. She
married Walter Judd In 1882
and went with him to China
where he was q medical mis-
sionary for the Congregational
Church Board. While there
she taught an American cook
ing class in Picking under the
auspices of the Picking YWCA.
Forced to leave China in
1887 because Of the Japanese
invasion, Mrs. Judd returned
to the United States. Her
husband Is now serving as
Representative from the 5th
district Of Minnesota.
One of her first activities as
president Of the board Of di-
rectors Of the Washington
YWCA will be as a voting dele
gate to the Triennial Conven-
ton of the National YWCA In
New York City. April 81 to ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
AT Sea IsIdnd

Among recent arrivals at
The Cloister, Sea Island, Ca,
were Representative and Mrs.
Richard B. Wigglesworth and
the Misses Ann and Mary
Wigglesworth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
GNU Dance TONIGHT

The George Washington
University's annual Inter-
fraternity Council Prom will
be held at 8 o'clock this even
ing in the Grand Ballroom Of
the Willard Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
TEEN SCENE
Teen-Age Visitors Comment;
Hi-Fi Craze Hits Hiqh School
BY SHARON DoRAN

publicizing the good instead of
the bad drivers, and the driv-
ing relationship between the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15

Lawrence Jacobsen, president
Of the Washington Sweet
Briar Club.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
WOOL Avn FANCY spOTTEn.
slTuATIoNs--WoMEN

TKPING DONE AT HOME. Address
ing. manuscript. etc. JE. 4-3654
YOUNG 1LabY wants responsibias in
teresting position a. admin. aAst..
exec. see. IN corp. pub. rel. or re-.
search. Colleee grad, secretariel
sskills; ssxp6, sxp, on c9 exec. level. *, d
RELI4Ri.E WiiiTk WOMAN. age as,
will 1--we In as companion to elderly
lady. Expef. driver free 70 travel.
Can uN. 4-sbl9. bet. 1 and 8 "a.
WOMAN, colored. wants evening
work after 9 pm.i waitress OF
cleaning once. Box 42-B. Star.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
DOCS, PETS. ere.

IMPORTED MEXICAN NBURROS-
faise. ideal Christmas eift. Cal
eIoRELRA FARM. Warrenton. Va
BsogxSftR. bride female, mature: best
&C., St5sr oEsEo To ssoi s5osS sISo iAVn dos 2rf'
papers; ali shotsi best ofier. u.
cocKER 5cEdz SPANIEL PUPPIES. Healthy a
blond beauties. 9 vks. old. $50
MANcHESTRK, HEEsSTTiR;K male and female,
farm raised; the odorlesss dog loyal
ssss ssss vac aafeh S,Sa dos ns Can f1ia fDa1ETi
BoxHR SesYTp PUPPIES, Axe. / male. 4
females. All fawns, beautifully
marked. Reas. 20. s-646s. -14
c0CKER PuPPIES, Axe reg. black
male and, female. S26 and $50;
wks.. shots. wormed. EM. 3-0o0s.
BOXER, . years old. wonderful pet.
Axe papers. fawn color. $50. Po,
MHIPgf1ErWooD Ig1rWo KENNEL, puppyland.
Mixed and purebred pups. 3 mi. w.
: q FaIls 9 Ch; on r.. 7'JE- 4.77a5. ,s:
broken; SO. So. s-s0Ss. Iii
DOGS I2l; hcusehroksn; giye aVas
COCkER PUPS: short, fat and
round; q weeks old. WA. 7-227S,
7-WEEK-oLD kittens. to be given
away; 9, az white. W. 2-304l.
well trained; 2 m, one T.: S76 ca
Pll 9-2hk3. -lO
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Flagstone and Stone

. O u IL . i d. = s..
Porches patios. wAiks. retaining
walls, tile drainage.
Angelo MARcUcc ccio, ~. 9.l76g
FLOORS REEHNlSHED LIKE NEWl
COVER. WA 7-Bg6S any time.
FLOOR SANDING. finishinR; clean
ing and waxing; reas. rates. free
estimates, Call RA. 6-67D6. I'D
FLOOR WORK. Sanding, finishing.
snsssssSd. cIsofssSiT Z. z. fbsEsSiToN,T IA IA. SUB.
HOME REPAIRS BY experienced car.
pefter. For estimate call MR, VIII
SON, NO. 7-7957 after 4:30 pm
INTERIOR PAINTING and papsfins.
sDssIsIsy spaTs at gA vosEs sssSS ssSsenic deslgnSs
PAINTING, interior and exterior.
can anytime. feas. rates. pOMi-
NICK. JA 4L14ba.
FAINT, paper now; low prices. Al
work. New samples, Free esti-
pIEgNTtsd Issst cai M W psS2sss SizSss -IS .I6.r,
inEarior decoratqrA. 80 years ex-
pefience, Reliable mechanics.
FrsSS ssstiMssess, !, Einsneihg. gN.
PAINTiN0, papering,, waterprfg. n.
s:ssiiSI sssi%ss.s sI'sIlfis 5B s-sai HSn % sssis
PAINTING, lowest ratss in town. 81
Best refs, White mechanics, guar
anteed work. Free estilnates. Ho,
|PxiNifiNG, ssnl, remodslins: ssi,s. "
fied customers for over rs yrs, MR.
LAWRENCE, IA. B-003l, IL. 0-6l00
Evening star., 1955-11-14

ACCOUNTANT work caueht up. keep
up, al taxes financial stat. feas.,
coNsTRucTioS ESTIMATOR
Wants to contact, Etib-contractors
builders and contractors. Take-off
and price ~ trades part time.
NAN. Color eoiored. S'ss Wants part-t,ms work;
disiawasflef, porter, etc.; hrs, $50
pm. TO IL pm. Ii. 4-403b.
PAINTER--Inside and outside paint
ing. heag. prices. Free estimates.
MR.. WADE. Ex. 3-9633. Ia
FAINTER wants work: clean, color
Siass. Ssfa insIds. isf0qla III 4.aas aRs npSS.ss fS
PORTER. colofed. wants Job eve-
nings. 8 pm. t9 ! 2 M, or ~ n. to,
8 am; Fart time. ii. 3-4270.
WOOL AND FANCY sPoTTER. y now
locatd N RichTond, va, WishesI
sober. Can furnish best 81 ref
AyAil, for Interview on 10th Nov.
Y6tUNG MAN, believing in the e. Inn
poTtance Of q right start. Is eager
TO work In the sales held. tests and
sIa siarsisd. sassi eaeeilest '''fs fsisrshcss;
Famiiiar Wash. area. Box 43.D.
YOUNG MAN, white, desires posi-
tion in evening: experienced IN
sales, once work, and cashieriie.
YOUNG NAN, eoiored, ia; driving
porter or dishwasher; d, g. permit;
e4per., refs, LU. 1-02b2.
C0LORED MAN desires work. clean
tns inside and outside work. paint
ing. Call z 70 8 p.m., Lu. -l-5A02.
COLORED MAN, go, 21s ". exper. ns
apprentice cahinetmaker: would
like position In same neld. II, o.
1857. IL
Evening star., 1955-11-14
FURNACES-GAS

hot water, used, guaranteed: aver
age size; $7B-S1OO, delivery incl.
Large selection Of used radiators.
New gas furnace at wholesale cost.
BLOCKS. 1746 Lee hwy. mr.. Key
bridge. IA. $500.
FURNITURE beds, dining room
suite and wardrobe HU. 3-6S30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: club chair,
$40; maple desk, z10;. end table,
So: china closet, $40: studio couch,
sway @ bed, d SIG: 81 sofa ssIs be-. SsS: bed bed
room set, sos: leather-top coffee
table. $40; coil spring. S.: loveseat.
$50; washing machine, $26; ward
robe, SO: French chair, $50. tea
wagon. SIT sofa bed and chair.
$6b; beds. So: rocker, 81. Lawson
sofa, S100: fpnerspring mattress,
$40; chest Of drawers. $40; occ.
chair. Ssi dresser, $40: dinette set,
$50. We also do reupholstering,
furniture: sofa and chair slip COW
cred, .S62; sofa and chair feuphol-
stored, $50. Easy terms. HOFP-
MANN, Uphoisterefs. 2447 18th st.
NV. CO. 5-61l6. E0s
FURNITURE--Sofa, down cushion;
wing chair, foam rubber, with Gus
tom alp covers: excel. cond.. 500.
Bedrm. chaise. $I6. Wo. o-9243,
FURNITURE BARGAINS - Brand.
new better-nrade, modern bedrm.,
81: din. rm. and liv. rm. Some fac.
tory close-outH and fioor samples ai
great SAYING for cash. STAHLER'S,
e16 18th st. NV.
FBRNlTURE--Dunean Phyfe dinIna
room table, 4 chairs and credenzR
good condition. EM. 2-0lD3. LID
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
sITUATloNs--poMEsTIc


MOTHERS HELPER, neat. colored
girl, rs. experienced with children.
8 days. Ii. 3-6TO6.
ExPER.. COLoRED, SETTLED LADY
desires care Of children, or 3 yrs.
old: Monday through Friday, for
coiored employer. AD. 4-ob95.
GIRL desires baby sitting. AD. T.
1852. after pm.
AL G.H.W.. D. @. refs. ARCADE
EMPL. Open 1880 to pm. Ex.
3-3415.
COLORED GIRL desires baby sitting,
Lh.w.; fond Of children. Ii. 7-910e
cOLoRED rOP-NorcH domestics,
experienced. live IN or out. HO.
2-b211, Ho. 2-6212. To-
CoL0RED GIRL desires Inv. and
child care or ironing. Phone IA.
1~pH1fs
Evening star., 1955-11-14
AGENTS
slTuATloNs-MEN

$50 a WEEK In your spare time.
selling fine line Of Xmas cards,
CREED,a. 4l2 10th st. NV. D. @.
Evening star., 1955-11-14

VPANTED-Poplar veneer timber In
Va. or Nd, Top price paid. sen
direct, No tract too large or small.
Phone OR I ,,3SsSG14D6. S;S4D6. ...,,.. S.i7
clocks, furn.. china, glass. guns,
antiques, etc. Cash. 10. 4-74b5,
KELLX-f am interested In huyins
the entire contents Of estates where
wishes to dispose of his Or her not.
needed efiects--for. CASH. small
estates given careful confederation
and ADVICE. II needed, Call MR..
Kelly Yosipr ipr his generous ofier.
EssTHABSLfsaRRD sH SfSRR: FIRM wishes to pur-
chase used machine tools for own
use. Requires lathes, mills,
sheSsSsr eSs. pSA IpSSs,. pSSEsr sscss:w rack sne
user. THE ORDNANCE ENol-
NEERIN0 CORPORATION. p. o,
BOZ 466. Rockville. Maryland.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
OFFICE FURN.

OFFICE FURN.
oENERAL EIEEpRooyINo soxso
TIVE DESKS. $3.50; TYPisTs'
Rw1a1RaEsao6s5ss uIocAfslao1RP fsa1P PPSSss PPSss
LARQE SELEcTIoN or ALL
USED AND EEM At The BEST
5rd 81 NV. ~ Ex. s-ss7ss. a. -
ORGAN S,s, asnmSnd essSa; ssI,d USED ssyIss ysTy
1880 O Il. NV. RE. 7-62l2. ---iS
PIANOS, fan sale; large selection oi
spinets. consoles and grAnds: all
drasticaily reduced to make the
finest bargains Of the. year. all fun
keyboard, stanard makes; In chQice
2t color finishes and ease styles
iine musician Starting price al a
SALES iSSeokp... issoc' 'esH;i 3 Il. nysi' Nv:
iiANO. factory rebuilt. steinWay
console; real value at S695; perfect
sHlfls1'c saEss 'ec;oRfa isocS S'SP: 3 i. NY Music
PIANO. Lester spinet and bench,
walnut, 500 cash; banjo-mandolin.
Gibson, S35i electric roaster oven.
Nesc0 with cabinet. stand, $50;
table, occasional, walnut, 50. Call
EM s-cs7s weekdays after Pm.
PIANos--Brand-new standard make.
full-keyboard spinets only S45O
Nationally advertised price, $685..
Mahogarly finish, lO-year guaran-
tee. Also many values In used
kptnets and consoles, ST. $4,000.
PIANO MART, 1913 7th 81, NV
.sJgst sJgst a6oys the hbrary). OPEN
PIANO. upright. good playing condi-
pIaS;oss IleS; syp PoR ohi kEST@N:v S1so1S and used
spinets. consoles. grands and up-
sights for rent at moderate rates
extra. JotsDAN's, THREE STORES:
sT. 3-s4O0J, g3:IS Georgia ave.
JPhone Ju. 5-1I0bl and 5Ie9 Lee
highway, iPhone KE S-275O). Sill
yer Spring and Arlington stores
|PfkNoS--Jordsn's have brand-ner
full-keyboard spinets at only S49b.
Well-known, standard make Only
$50 down, balance on low monthly
payments. JoRDAN's, THR + Z
STORES: corner 18th and q SITS.
NV: 5l60 Lee highway, Airing
ton, and 9232 georEia ave, Silver
PIANO, for schools, churches,
teachers or advanced students.
Save more than 40es on Knabe
concert Grand. Used for concerts
only perfect condition, KITS,
1880 Q st., NV. RE. 7-0212.
PIANO. Concord spinet; looks Z and
isso q st. NV. Ri 7-ssits. :
PIANOS, special purchase. Fin, v
$ssS: RITT's. 1856 o q. NV
|PfaSos; ;0Fdk ron RENr--At low rat rates.
aSod s sT sflsoslGa SsoS you PIANO FAX ne MSE hfsl.
ii6fsryI OPEN Thurs. EVE,
PIAEos--Arnny. i;ayy. Air Force
and Marine personnel: Government
and District employees can save real
money on all kinds Of instruments
at the PIANO MART, 1918 9TH st,
NV, Over 100 spinets, consoles and
$500. PIANO MART, 1915 7th ST,
NV. Just above the library. OPEN
PiPE, sslvs black, copper, cast ron
cut thread, fixtures. BLOCKS. NC.
1146 Lee hwy IA. $500.
PRINTING PRESS, Harris, 22x3Q
model SLID; reasonably priced. NE
RADIO REcEryER, sx-7i, HsIli.
RxDfO-PH0N0s - Recon, guar.
trade-in. some with FIN, some with
S-speed phonos. FRED WALKER,
2905 Wilson blvd. Ari. Open Mon,
aTrEyRiihEh.TnRsp Thur ETi ~ 2 pm ~, mod.s9r, dls /,
'r srlarsntsed:. 1906. ACE JUNK Co,
222O Qeorgia ave, NV, .Hu. 3-4421
fnSh,SsnaEsSsss ~. ssslsns.ss skGSs kiG,iSs
423z GA ave NV. DE. 2-6b0o
REFRIGERAToR. g Gu. r.. Gen.
excel. cond. Mr.. DUcHARINE. no:
2-6lb1. Ext. li6. AFTER 0 pm. :
Evening star., 1955-11-14
MlscrtLANEous FoR SALE

REERIGERAroH, Phileo q q. e.:
only 8 mos. old. IA. s.3s62 after
REfRIGERAroR for rent. brand
neIi only 26c . dsy,, Rental nay
apply to 'urchase. Cail ST. $1,000
KEFRIGERAToRs. used sie.5o up
guaranteed; deliy.; lge stock. AcAaE
STOVE. 1011 7th NV, Ma. 6-S952.
REFRIGERATORs, used: refnisnsd;
.ebuilt; some guar. . year: ffee
osn's'f fRspEaick.s. iSjgS INC.
1908 l4th st. "a. s-a200gg
Evening star., 1955-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS ron RENT

CHAIN SAWS, I-man, $40 per day;
su1s ,5pSn slS sS,,lp9S peF ,.Sss DAY mn RkSTsAL I ;Is,
SsTsiffi @HssiroFos.l oEsDssl. Ju'o ofasygasf sa.sgss OF
RENT Tt. 400 day: l month mini
RENT C0VERAiLs, pants. and
shirts, workclothes, wiping towels
and fender covers. Box 4azrB, Star.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
n6E n4GGnh4On
FREEZERS

Inventors clearance OF all new 1855
OE, FFlgidalre, WESTINGHOUSE. Ad.
mifai. Pfilco. Morse and Gibson re-
frigerators and fFeezers. No rea-
sonabls ofier refused. Open ewes
STANDARD Tire & Battery Co.
10Th and n sts. NE. II. s-90s2
REFGR., L&H. Ss5; HaFdWick gas
range, 500 or best offer. Both Ike
RREGR.P PiS; Pqi 6rsTfsI si4s2I. cAsE-csn lo Be
seen at Eastern Market. 9TH and C
SITS. s.e.. or call Lu. 4-613I. ia
RUGS, Oriental, large and small !:
reduced prices. RARE RUG SHOP,
2A27 18th st, NV.
RUGS t2I gxi2. Oriental design
rugs. brand-new. never used, value
SIS: sacrificing for $50. OR1s
ENTAIL RUG MART. 1905 @ st. NV.
RUGS, and runners. Persian, 2
Chinese rugs. large and small sizes;
some ANTIQUE. Private. EN-. 2-9S44.
SEWING MACHINE. never used. ds
luxe model round bobbin, $46.
sAkLyisG. AK ISsa4 sirEEL-ws have ID lowest V
prices and stock commercial grade
shelving. Free planning service
HARcO EoUIPT. CORP, 2473 Sher-
man ave. NV. NO. 7-1g10. 1Ss
condition; 500 JA 2.gSS2 -l4
Evening star., 1955-11-14
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

l5S6 QUE ST. N.w.---1 rm. enc
with sep. kit. and pvt. bath, $l2;5o
1850 GIRARD ST. Nw.--Lse. lst
4. rm., equip. with range and SefriS.,
$i1 wk. --1B
2I47 y N.w,--Refgr.. grill. sink.
clock radio. Nv, African mattress.
$7-414 wk. Elk. 3.6633.
I4th 81. NV, 44O6, near shopping
and Transportation: reas. rent, RA
lilo = sT. N.W.--"Tne churchiil';
large rm with electric refgr. and
grill, running water. $40 wk, --l6
e24 N. Y. ave. NV
Rms, all types, lge., small, slpR.,
hskpg,; also aptss SIT wk. 81.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
HFLp-poMEsTlc

GIRL, neat and intelligent for
0.HW.: no cooking; live out. JU.
9-7221. --16
HOUsEKEEPER, live In, experienced.
70 take full charge. 2 children. Ex-
H0USEKEEPER. white, 10 TO 55i
years OF aee. I've IN. References
School-aKe children. No cookingI
for adults, 9 days: $40 week. Cal
Monday. ia
pma Monday through Friday. can
oV. a-9B52. evenings. Id
RELIABLE WOMAN, white. child
care. g.h.w, Liye-tn, weekends OF.
COLLEGE PARK, white lady care for
girls 4 and . while mother works:
I've ir; Meds; and Suns. OF. We
cooK.G.H.W.. sxDsr.; llys in; fond
OF children: local references re-
auired: other help empl. !. excel
salary to right person. OIL. 2-el10.
COUPLE, wife sood houseworksr. for
2, In exchange. for living quarters
otherwise sinpioSsed. Ia. s-ssos.
SETTLED WOMAN, 10 live m. take
care Of baby and light housework
for WORKING couple. small salary.
EaITE WOMAN To care for . snniail
children and home while mother
works; 1--we IN or out RE. h-5253
wosIAS, i've i've In silver Spring. END 81
ssaap5es; 3 ,,agg aays Ho s-14oo. Ext; Is,
coGfLE 10 LIVE IN. s.h.w,. and
ref. reg. Cau bet. 0 and II 3 m,
CoIoEED 81 2S0 Room AND BoAED IN
duties. DE 2-02l2. --f6
Evening star., 1955-11-14
ROOMS WITH BoARD

CLUE MASON, 1926 N. Hamp. ave.
n.w.-Residential club, Singles and
others, Sl8.50 .wk. and. up. Incl.
fun course meals, and hotel serv-
ices. NO. 7-6770, co. b-o34g;
i4oI l6th ST. N.w.--Ideal residence
for business people. students: SO.
lectiye menus: PIX: ITV lis
LOVELY cross ventilated rooms, pvt,
bath for those eonyalesclng, needing
special diet or Just good food, room
service II desired. Nearby Nd.
THE Tsfs' MAR.EaETx, ak fEleEsTgx 1925 10th io st.
young ladies and men; showers;
walking distance; excel. board, Ia
Evening star., 1955-11-14

CABINETS, save 30fs by assem-. and
ilnishine your own BRAMER BIRCH
KITCHEN CABINETS. Complete
kits. with al hardware and tn
structi0ns incl. Come 10 today and
les oIif free KITCHEN PLANNING
SERVICE help you. Open ewes.
BALTIC ave. Hyattsviile, uN 4-3362
CAMERA and complete darkroom
eauiprient: Crown Graphic 4xb with
f:4.b lens and range finder: carrying
rases 8 Grafnmattc film holders: IL
regular fllfa holders; Omega d. en-
larger with 0ss-inch lens and foot
switch; Photerat printer; print
washer, FIR, fllm developing tank. 3
developine tanks 4xb; small Arkay
dryer; large Arkay dryer with heat
control: Ferrotype plates. 5 each
developing trays. 4xb. 6x7, 11xI4:
timer clock: ~ cut film developing
iilm holders. chemicals, paper, other
accessories. Equipment IN new con-
dition. some never used. Cost over
$500. Sacrifice as complete unit.
S4bO cash. Call Dunkirk 6-77Db, or
write Hox 3a.p. star. IA.
CAMERA EoUnP.. mIcfoiilm reader.
late model, BY American Optical Co.
$3b cash. OIL, 1881,
Evening star., 1955-11-14

COUPLE white, As 20 so yrs. house
keeping dutiesl for beautiful exciu-
siye woman's club: no cooking: 1918
per mo-, plus. aif-cond. apt; excel.
refs, required. JOBS INC, IT4O
& So. nv. RE. I-3l53. Ia