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Evening star., 1955-01-16

90 IOOhS liOOD
II you're yolirg, ACTIVE and really
and make this your banner year.
UN 4-l526. cox q CO.
REAL ESTATE StLESaiEN-Excet-
lent working conditions in attractive
ground2fioor offiees. HAWORTH &
kItLENS. 1850 Wisconsin ave. NV
REAL ESTATE saLEsMAN--Active
Silver Spring oftice. For appoint
ment, call MR.. DICK at JU. 7-aa56
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. upper
Connecticut ave. real estate ilrm.
desires the services OF several expe-
rieneed. and aggressive. salesmer.
We have the listinRs and good per-
centage OF wslk-tn business. OPP
annually. For interview. call Sales
Manager. at KE. 10000. REALTY
BROKERS', INC lie
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN--Va. H.
cense; or will train; bonus arrange
Rsan nsnt, EsSTATE III TIotSgi tsSagIiEsM.N-ons va
caTicy In our stan for experienced
fuIl-tinfe work in nice SURROUNDINGS
In long established Office RIPLEY
g. F0MER, Ju. 9-f539, ask for Mr..
REAL ESTATE statesmen. with car
exper NICHOLSON : CALDWELL
REAh EHl EsfafE f1 rs sAEEsMEN Mssii sHa
bis money pleasantly. Plenty OF
good sales calls and choice listings.
Liberal bonus plus regular commits
sion Favorabiy known firm. TOWN
& SUBURBAN. 4SlI Wisconsin ave,
NV, EN-. 2-9400
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, ! experi-
eneed. Parking at door; good back
ing and advertising. Mr.. Fowler
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor. Ju. s.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN--Part-
time men or women; complete sales
training d, c., Md. We. Start Z n.rIi
on Tuesday, PAUL j. MILLER,
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. colored,
full or part time extensive training.
Mr.: DELE. 10. .-06s3 or ST,
RRaI ESTATE SALESMAN. able,
white. and with car. full-time work.
Prefer man with D. c. and Md.
license. Plenty Of good listings and
vacancy. GoSS REALTY CO.. INC.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN---We are
opening an ONCE In Virginia and
want an experienced man thor0uBhly
familiar with Virginia property, both
land and brokerage, This Is an op-
portunity for the right man TO set
in on the ground floor with an es.
tablished firm. We have a graduated
incentive commission plan that RAYS
the productive man more. CAL toI
appointment. MA, S-6440. SIDNEY
2, MENSH a. Co. 1881 Eye st. NV
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Physicists
Electronic Engineers
Mechanical Engineers

operations in ordnance
development including guided mis-
siles, fuzes and safety and arming
devices assures permanent posi-
tions and opportunities in sixty
year-old weli-estaolished company,
Openings for both experienced and
inexperienced men All eommini-
cations received will be held in
strict confidence. Write Box 259-R,
Star
Evening star., 1955-01-16
SALESMAN

-xper pref. with eAF. to call on
local retail hardware dealers with
line OF electrical and hardwats sHp-
plies: many aesls. slfeads estab /.
good oppor for proper man Apply
between 3-5 weekday ATT AN TIC
ELECTRIC & HARDWARE CORP
aron 9TH at N "
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SALES MANAGER
$I2,000-s15, 900
A YEAR

Laree East Coast sales and mfg.
company Is looking for experienced
man 10 manage Washington branch,
ization In this city.
A generous salary, plus oyer-rtght
set up. will enable q good man to
earn SI2. .90o-Sl5 900 from the Yery
beginning
rae man We are looking for will have
10 have experience IN direct selling
hiring. training and supervision OF
statesmen
Write fun particulars to Mr. WIL-
LIAM KENNEDY. 39l7 South Ham
over St. Baltimore %. Md,
Evening star., 1955-01-16
OFFICE CLERK

Young man wanted by Eell-established
beverage distributor in Alexandra
area to assist in ONCE. Give tuil
details Of education, experience and
ralary requirements in reply. Write
Box .,0-S, Star.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. job:
the country. Contact Mr.. Gore.
HAYNES LITHoGRAPH CO., JU.
5-S0OO. -I7
Evening star., 1955-01-16
SALESMAN
SIAiII.TsMIiiIIiN;---Tl.f yoli aTe belveen e.

Opening for wide-awake man looking
for a future in direct seliine field,
For Interview. call RE. 7-6Sgi.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
JANIToR

For elevator building, experienced.
married. living with wife, must
know stoker operation, plumbing
and electrical repairs: good salary
and quarters. Apply 3 to 10 an,
to 3 pm: no phone calls. JESS
FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.. 1420
X ST. NV.
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statesmen
NO CANVASS1NG
OR SOLICITING

I have an opening for | or 9 experts
aneed nlen who are seeeinR refn1s.
neat xell-paShtE position in the
direct seiling field
II Selectsd you will not only be
selling the highest quality Ia its
field, but at prices competitive with
anybody Ia town Our men earl.
minimum OF Sla5 per We. with Q
liberal drawing account akairst their
commissions.
available immediately. and have .
desirs tpj make money This Is fuil-
time not part-tlme work
Amply MR.. CAPLAN, Monday or Tues.
day, 10 to IL am, / TO = pm, or
i to g pm,
sol r. I. AVE. NE.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
PROFESSIONAL
SALES CAREER

IF-1. You are q young man
out Of college whose future Is
blocked. or
? Man who is nov selling
and feels that his position Is
not sufficiently challenging or
does not offer good possibih-
ties, or
). A .snier executive, school
teacher. engineer, sales pro-
priefor, junior accountant or
lawyer, who Is economically
dis 1rbed,
INVESTIGATE this oppor-
tunity TO qualify hignest level
of selling recognized by Sales
Executive Clubs with g we'll
known company, should you
qualify We Will discuss with
you the poss;bilitr OF asso-
eiating with US in WashinYton
area Write confidentialy TO
Box SS2-R, star
Evening star., 1955-01-16
aLEs REPRESENTATIVE

National manufacturers OF electric
tools for home or Industrial use are
expanding line and distribution
South. Southwest, Southeast terri
REQUIRE man experienced in hard
hitting selling who can handle VOL
ume line in flexible operation 20 Mt
all channels of distribution. write :
Sales MANAGER, FAIRcHILD IN
DUSTRIES, ITO Main ST.. BErlinEtun
Evening star., 1955-01-16
REAL ESTATE

opportunity for alert. ag-
gressive man to associate with one
of the city's leading management
concerns in its commercial leasing
department; some experience re-
uuired; good salary plus commission
Apply Personnel ONCE, CAFRITz
Evening star., 1955-01-16
SALESMAN

Large regional beverage manufacturer
has sales opportunity IN Washing
ton for man with proven sales rec
ord. Company car provided and
liberal company benefits. Please send
full details on experience TO Box
9AIE Gfaf
Evening star., 1955-01-16
HELP MEN
ENGINEER

Colored. with references. 6th-elass S
license or better, familiar with air
conditioning. No D oil. and general
maintenance Downtown apt. bldg.
Quarters plus SI75 mo. Start Feb.
Call MRS. STAuB, RE. T-0461. !.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
SALESMAN

To distribute beautiful color TV
screen. Sells for only 1925 Every
home a prospect, large commission,
See Mr.. Mitchell, 3I5I Queens
Chapel rd., Mt. Rainier, Nd Suite
I02, Mon. and Tues, / to | only
Evening star., 1955-01-16
KEY AGENT

Man with sales ability to represent
national organization in WASHINGTON
area. A lot Of experience is not
necessary, We Will train you and
your sub-agents. A serious willing
ness to work hard for high pay
and top benefits is essential This
nationally advertised product will
Of a dignified business. Can D am,
till 5 pm, Monday, EN-, 3-s667.
isea saary' & 'eI a,s s1psTeneeS loiessa sunrsn
views, between 12 and D. m, Mon
day at 3I3 H st, NV, Apt. 3. If
LITHO-STR1PPER ~ Permanent lob;
best shop and working conditions in
the country. Contact Mr.. Gore,
HAYNES LITHOGRAPH CO.. Ju.
$4,000. IL
Evening star., 1955-01-16
SALES MANAGER

II you are presently employed or have recent
experience in the promotion and sale Of CONNER
cia andyor residential air-conditioning equipment
mot room coolers), this is your opportunity.
An established local company wants thor
oughly experienced man. 80 to 30 years old, TO take
charge OF their paekaged ar-conditioning unit
business in Metropolitan Washington
Man must have ability TO hire and train sales
force Our line is complete and nationally adver-
tised
Salary override and expenses should establish
earnings in hye figures.
Address Replies with Complete Information to
BOX 274-R, STAR
ALL REPLIES Will BE KEPT IN STRICT cowDEEcB
fContfnued on Next PaReO
Evening star., 1955-01-16
REAL ESlAIE
SALESPEOPLE
REAL ESTATE
WANTED

One, experienced salesman to
sell REAL ESTATE for an es-
tablished firm in Arlington,
Va. GUARANTEED. 40 .new
clients per month, 900 fresh
new hstings per month. DAILY
advertising, YOU MUST WANT
$4,000 YEARLY INCOME.
Gail Bill Chapman.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
.IANITOR

Married colored man, $3.50 yrs. of
age; must be good cleaner and have
experience with oil burners. Regular
3 2-bedroom apt. and salary OF Sl45
per mo. Apply MRS. JETT. LU. l.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

PAINTER--Steady work for neat, ae-
tive workman Of best habits. 500
wk,. As hrs: ability to use spray
machine or hang paper desirable.
BOX 373-M. Star.
full time, must be
good Rx man and have local refer
CY. $500 18th st. NV lis
PHARMACIST for relief work, 2
nights. every other Sunday. Expe-
Tienced. Ref. Pleasant surroundings.
Apply SMITHS PHARMAcE, 25is
14th st. NV. No phone calls 20
PHARMACIST. REG.-Excellent op.
portunity for exper., ambitious
Young man; good hrs. and working
cond. Boy 19-R Star. liz
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Sales Representative

Leauing manufae aurer OF pipe fitttngs
end valves needs experienced sales
man to contact wholesale plumbins
and heating concerns in TINS area.
Pox s-R. Star. lie
Evening star., 1955-01-16

ExEcuTERs-we are 1ookins for
a man between rs and 80. with
executive ability. 5000 education
and pleaSing personality. who Is
accustomed TO active contact with
the public. II Qualified. write i'm
mediateiy., stating age. education
G nd business experience. Give ao-
dress and telephone number. II
Your letter indicates you might NJ
into our organization. an appoint
meut VII be arranged All replies
are confidential Box -a43-R star.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

So LOOKS GOOD
II you're young, active ard really
think Xeu can sell. call Mr.. Cox
and make this your banner year.
uN. 4-l526. cox a. CO.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
EXECUTIVES

FORTY PLUS Of Washington offers
COOPERATIVE effort for EMPLOY
MENT TO experienced. mature. E4-
ECUTIVES and PROFESSIONAL
men. $40 18th st. NV. NE S-1T6S-
Personal interviews. afternoons,
Monday through Friday.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
INSURANCE. SALESMAN

Age s5 to IS, industrial anil ordin-
ary; salary and commission; car
allowance; lifetime security. vaca-
tion. with pay. sick and pension
benefits; opportunity for advance
ment; car necessary. PEOPLES
LIFE ms. CO, ST. 9th st, NV.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

GROUND SALESMAN with exper. in
to handle all details involved in
these transactions. II you have a
history of successful sales of land
N this area, II you are able to
appraise land and are able to mer-
chandise il for the needs OF potential
buyers, then you are the man for
gram is yours II you ill the bill
For an interview, call T. N. LERNER
Evening star., 1955-01-16

HARDWARE CLERK. full time; fine
conditions: Is TO 40 YRS. Apply only
in person. MEENEiAN'S- L HARD
WARE. 6447 Arlington blvd, Pals
Church, Va. --l6
HOTEL NIGHT CLERK Midnight to
S an, 4 days week; PIX board,
must be sooer and reliable; live in.
Hi 4-3Rnl L
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-01
Opa Locka School Problems Show Need Of Bond Issue

Parents in Opa Locka are back
ing the $34,500,000 school bond
issue more fervently than in most
areas due to the grossly made
quacy Of their schools,
The great influx of families to
the Opa Locka area has given
the school board many unforeseen
problems, but passage of the bond
issue will ease all growing pains
for parents and school children in
Opa Locka.
Opa Locka schools will get
$1,570,500 for a 40-claSSroom
junior high school, a 20-classroom
elementary school, and six room
addition to the present Bunche
Park Elementary School.
The junior high school might
be made into a junior-Senior be-
cause of the staggering amount of
pupils transported by bus to Dor
Sey junior high and Northwest
ern High from Opa Locka. APP
prOximately 600 students make
the roundtrip by school bus daily.
The new Bunche Park junior
high will be a moderniStic struc-
ture located at NV 10th st. and
25th ave. and will cost $1,050, 900.
The Rainbow Park Elementary
school will be located at 152nd
terri. and 18th ave. and will cost
$425,000. The additions and i'm
provements at Bunche Park Ele-
mentary will cost $95, 500.
The present Rainbow Park Ele-
mentary, Mrs. Rosa Lee FortSon,
principal, is housed in Is port
able classroomS. Enrolment is
now 514 students and Is teachers,
but the student body is expected
to increase before the end of the
term. The school has a cafeteria
and library but everything is on
a strictly temporary basiS-that
is if the bond issue passes. One of
the main purposes of the bond
issue is TO eliminate all portable
claSsroomS.
The books are now in the pre-
cinctS and will remain there until
Oct 10. Remember that you must
register again for this special bond
issue.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-01

in buffet style with Mrs. Billy
Parks. At the punch bowl, nina
ture sandwiches of all kinds, ice
cream and cake
The vice president Of the club,
Mrs. Elizabeth Pittman presented
the gifts to Rev. Graham and also
to Mrs. Graham. Rev. Graham
made a most wonderful response
which we all enjoyed. The guess
is, Gould he feel as happy as we
all felt in having him with us?"
The guests included:
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Greer and
Bobby, Mr.. and Mrs. Make Mil
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs, Lonnie Pittman,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Knox,
Mrs. Carrie B. Pitts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will White, Mrs. Dorothy Nc
Kellar, Miss Dorothy Jenkins,
Mrs. John r. Johnson, Charles
Mobley, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Crosby, Mrs. Eula Rogers, Mrs.
Julia GorriSon, Mrs. Ola Shop
herd, Mrs. Henry Taylor, Mrs.
Virginia Franklin, Miss Christine
Lewis, Mrs. Ruby Marie Higgins,
Miss Rosa Stroman, Mrs. Gather
inc Smith. Mrs. Louvenia Taylor,
Nathaniel Taylor, Mrs. Annie
Pratt, Misses Hesterine and Ad-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-01

The beautiful and palatial
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Crosby of 3146 NV 50th st, was
selected by ward No. IL of Mt.
Zion Baptist Church for the
surprise birthday party.
AS Rev. and Mrs. Graham arriv-
ed at the home, happy birthday
greetings were sung. Everyone
enjoyed the rendition and began
shaking hands welcoming him and
finally led him to the Florida
room where Mrs. Dorothy Nc
Kellar conducted games much to
the delight of all present.
The birthday cake was beauti-
fully decorated with his name in
Scribed. The cake was made by
Mrs. Lenora Johnson who is an
artist in cake baking. The yellow
roses and green stems stood out
perfectly on the white icing.
Mrs. Ireta Crosby matched the
candles with the colorS of the
cake. Every organization of the
church was represented. The dea-
cons, the trustees, the Home Mis-
sion Society, the Pulpit Aid, the
Sunday School, the BYPU the
Foreign Mission club, and the
wards, also choirS, one, two and
three.
A delicious repaSt was served
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-01
Omegas to Hold
Annual Election

Members of Sigma Alpha chap
ter of Omega Psi Phi fraternity
will hold their annual election of
officers for the 1855 year,
Monday night, Oct. 8 at 141O NV
3rd ave.
All Omega men residing in
Dade county are invited to be
present at this meeting. DR.. G.. w.
Hawkins is basileus of the local
chapter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-01
B1oWard
County
News
BY
Waiter Bowe

Mems Day at Mt. Zion AME
Church. Carvers Ranches, was
quite a success. Chairman Robert
Martin wishes to extend apprec-
iation to all who gave him their
cooperation. Mr.. BivinS of Glass
No. 6, Presiding Elder. w. F. Ball,
Rev. A. j. Reddick and congre-
cation Of Liberty City. Mrs. S.
Davis. principal of Carvers
Ranches Elementary and faculty,
Mrs. II. Watson, president of the
Good Intention Club of Carvers
Ranches, Rev. A. M. Wright and
many others that space does not
allow me to mention. Total raised
was $234.12.
Robert E. Martin
Mrs. A. Mincy, secretary
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-01

The Chamber of Commerce
meets every Monday night at the
GethSemane Baptist Church din
ing hall at 8 pm. Don't forget
to be present this coming Mon
day night.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-01

The Royal Arch Chapter will
meet Tuesday night, Oct. 4 at the
Masonic Temple on Pembroke
Road All members are asked to
be present. Time 8 pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-01

die Pittman, Miss Juanita Joshua,
Mrs. Billy Parks, Mrs. Estella B.
Jones, Mrs Dorothy Edwards,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-01

The Tiny Tot Nursery and Kin
dergarten is on its regular Sched-
ule. Bring your children here for
good care. 1t is located at 2701
NV 18th St, Washington Park.
Mrs. Winifred w. Cooper will
give you all the information about
her school. Call 1880.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-01

WANTED: A shoe shine boy at
Bowe'S Barber Shop in Carver
Ranches at 1919 Orlando St
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-01
HOME OWNER
NEED MONEY ?

Build, repair or refinance your
mortgage.
$500 for you In minutes
No investigation. Phone 82-5650.
1902 Congress Bldg.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-01

Claude billiard, Mile Morgan,
Miss Dorothy Minis, Cozette Shep-
herd, Rev. and Mrs. Graham.
Evening star., 1955-09-12

gown Of antique Chantilly
suede lace with a long train.
A pearl tiara held her long
veil and she carried a bouquet
of white orchids.
At the Florida State Uni
versity, the bride obtained an
A. B. degree in political SCI
ence in 1862 and her masters
degree q year later. Now en-
ployed with the International
Bank for Reconstruction and
Development, she also Is at
tending George Washington
University Law School and will
receive her law degree in two
years.
Mr.. Wofford was graduated
in engineering from the Uni
versity OF Texas in 1852 and
is now attending George
Washington University Law
School
His mother Is the former
Miss Matte Belle Brooks Of
Atlanta. Ga. where he form
erly made his home.
Evening star., 1955-09-12

.PIunned for


The second In a series Of
regional conferences for Demo-
cratic women viii be held Sep
tember 27-28 in Kansas City.
Mo-, 1t was announced today
by Mrs. Katie Louchheilia, di-
rector Of women's activities Of
the Democratic National Com
mittee.
Seven States will be repre-
sented at the two-day meeting
which is geared to the theme,
Politics Is Every Woman's
Business"
Aim of the conference is "to
pool campaign techniques and
to discuss our triumphs and
troubles to assure Democratic
victory In 1885," Mrs. Louch-
helm explained.
Mrs. Georgia Neese Clark
Gray, former Treasurer Of the
United States, viii be o speak
er at the opening dinner. Honor
ests win include Mrs.
Thomas C. Hennings and Mrs.
Stuart Symington, wives Of
the two Missouri Senators;
Mrs. Richard Boiling. wife Of
Representative Boiling. and
the wives Of other Democratic
officials and congressional
leaders.
The first conference was held
in Milwaukee in April and two
are scheduled In October-one
ct Spokane. WASH, and an
other In Las Vegas, New.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Miss Anderson
Becomes Bride

Miss Tui Myra Anderson be-
came the bride yesterday OF
Mr.. James Alan White in a
ceremony in Takoma Park
Seventh Day Adventist Church.
The brides father. the Rev.
Roy Allan Anderson. director
of the Seventh-day Adventist
World Ministerial Association,
officiated at the ceremony, with
Mr.. Whites father. the Rev.
Arthur L. White. also a Sew
enth-day Adventist leader, as
sociating.
Mrs. 10 Ray Beach Cotton
was matron of honor and the
other attendants were Miss
Diana Hinchey, Miss Sue Eliz-
abeth Padgett and Mrs. Lucille
Esteb Laney.
The best man was the Rev.
Oliver jacques, cousin of the
bridegroom and pastor of the
Seventh-day Adventist Church
in Wytheville, Va.
Evening star., 1955-09-12

Held in
Cathedral

Miss Elm S. Haraldsdottir,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harald Johannesson of Reyk-
javik. Iceland. was married in
Washington Cathedral Satur-
day to Mr.. Leon Daniel Wof-
ford. jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wofford Of this city.
Canon Luther D. Miller per-
formed the double ring cere-
mony in st. Mary's Chapel.
The wedding was followed
by a reception given by for
mer Senator and Mrs. Claude
Pepper Of Florida in their
apartment at 1861 Crescent
place NV.
The bride met the Peppers
when she came to this country
in 1947 to attend Florida State
University at Tallahassee, Fla.
The former Senator gave her
in marriage Saturday and she
wore Mrs. Peppers wedding
Evening star., 1955-09-12
HEADERS CLEARING HOUSE
Teaching Suggestions?
A. 3. NJ, Prince Frederick. Nd

A. 3. NJ, Prince Frederick, Nd
Helpi I am undertaking the
job Of teaching for q small CO.
operative nursery school. My
teaching experience prior to
this has been with the high
school age level. (But I have a
3-year-old Of my own.) Please,
can any kind readers help ME?
The school meets three days
o week for two hours In the
morning. There are about 10
Is children attending. and one
mother helps each week.
Should there be o routine Of
some sort, such as an opening
song, then games. then ac-
tiyities. such as clay, finger
painting. ETC.? Or should the
children be allowed more
choice? What games, songs
and activities do pre-school
children like? I'd appreciate
very definite suggestions on
this. I've never seen q nursery
school Of any kind In action,
20 you see ! really need ele-
mentary. detailed instructions.
I've been asked to take the
position, as no one better quail
ified could be found. and I do
so want to do the best possible
job under the circumstances.
] know the Clearing House win
come to my rescue.
Evening star., 1955-09-12

washed beautifully and dripped
dry without ironing. The tex
ture looked like new, although
the faded streaks remained.
We have never had any trouble
with good quality. colorfast.
cotton curtains, even though
they are more work to launder.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Two Queries?
Mrs. E. B. K, Arlington


Gould some kind reader help
me with my problem? We are
building a basementless home
on q concrete slab. We have
lovely parquet floors, but ants
find ways Of coming in under
the parquet. Is there a remedy
to the situation before we put
our cleaned rug down?
Also, due to carelessness, a
number Of my sterling silver
pieces have become disfigured
in the garbage disposal. Can
these pieces be re-made?
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Real Estute Closes

The Arlington County Rec
reation Department announces
its fall classes In real estate
fundamentals will begin the
week Of September 10. Glasses
consist this year of IL lectures
one night a week. Lectures
cover buying and selling your
home. investments. financing
and Just about everything a
prospective buyer or seller
might want to know about real
property value in the area. For
further information and res
ervations. call the Depart
ment at jackson 7-8888.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Soilor Suit Puftern?

Mrs. J. L. NJ, Washington
MY son. who wears a size 8,
would like to have . sailor
suit. / have looked through
all the costume patterns I can
find. with no success. II any
one could tell me where I could
find such a pattern, I would
appreciate It.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
FiberqIoss Curtains
A. T. c.. cheuy Chase


I'd like to give Mrs. w. H. B.
OF Arlington a few words of
advice regarding fiberglass
curtains. Ours have had rather
hard wear, since they were
used aboard our cabin cruiser
for more than q year. They
faded badly in wide streaks,
but that might not happen
under home conditions or to
white curtains. However, my
main objection to fiberglass
curtains Is that the folds
formed little points at the
hens which finally developed
into little holes. The curtains
Evening star., 1955-09-12
To Cleun Bottles
Mrs. D. A. E.. Arlington

For Mrs. L. ]. F., Washing
ton: To clean glass bottles,
rinse with warm water,
sprinkle q little securing pow
der inside and scrub with a
bottle brush until film deposit
is removed. Securing powder
does not scratch glass. and
incidentally, 1t makes even the
least expensive glassware
sparkle like cut glass.