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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
CIRcLING THE COUNTRYSIDE
Waterford Fair Opens,
JUDGES Are .Honored

went back to the Red Barn for
Vanishing Night. Hopeful ex-
hibitors. who always come to
vanishing nights III they can
make ito get first-hand
news Of ribbons or no ribbons.
crowded the barn from Q
O'Clock on.
Here and There
Notes taken in the dark at
Billy Dew's dance at the Com
munity Center In Middleburg
on Friday night. S. the skill
full playing Of Deyron's or
chestra on the blacked -out
stage before vain woman
(every female present. per-
suaded Billy to turn UP the
lights. Neutrality-suspicious.
present. including the Bev-
erley Masor1s with Dorothy
in sumptuous. swishing pale
beige the George Nc
Ghees at the Duncan Reds
table, where there were three
men to every attractive wom-
an, and the Zeke Ferguson's
i. Sally Randolph, back from
her annual summers vaca-
ton. Bev. Byrd with his
bride, the former Martha
Richardson. receiving at their
table next to the orchestra.
the J. Stewart organs.
up from Richmond. at the
Churchill Newcombs' table.
/. the Leesburg group. In
GLIDING the z. B. Whites,
Harry Tiffany. b. Powell Har-
risons having more fun than
anybody. Emily Sharp
with q hair-do that the most
consertive fox would envy.
j. Mrs. Delmege Trimble
and Kitty Weaver, footsore
and weary after showing
hundreds Of people through
their houses on the Aldie
tour. sticking the dance out
until 2 am. =. the very sensi-
BILE closing Of the bar while
supper was served. the
hearty chilli. straight from
Eve Fout's cookbook, that
tasted better than all the
bacon and eggs In the world.
and the intrepid. though mis-
guided, Middleburg Hunt
group who thought they would
be out at 5 am. for . little
clubbing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Indonesia Observes
Armed FORCES Day

the troopers have had the
same house at 45li Cathedral
avenue. II has now been
boght BY the Philip Geyiins
who'll be moving In shortly
after the troopers. departure.
~
TWO FRENCH DIPLo-
MATS are returning to the
States today after visits to
France. Financial Counselor
Maurice Perouse and Second
Secretary Pierre Pelletier win
arrive In New York aboard the
Liberte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
By DOLORES PHILLIPS

WATERFORD. Va. Oct. g.
Home tourers to Northern
Virginia will have one more
week end to indulge their
curiosity. although the houses
open in conjunction with the
annual Waterford Fair tomor-
row, Saturday and Sunday.
have been listed as "distin-
guished Colonial" rather than
Historic" TIN be q change
for serious home tourers to
stop between houses and take
In the art exhibit ut the Red
Barn, to watch old hands at
rug hooking, pottery making.
ironmongering. weaving. spin
ming and furniture restoring
at work in the Old Mill and.
In the late afternoon. listen to
the Potomac Handbell Ringers
lunpolluted) ringing out their
first performance in Water
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cooley
II, gave q dinner party at their
farm near Waterford last night
for the judges who came out
from Washington to pin the
art exhibit, and for members
Of the show committee. Here
ward Lester Cooke, director Of
the United States Pavilion OF
the Biennial International Ex-
hibition at Venice: Joe Sum-
merford Of the American UNI
versity. Leslie Judd Portner.
with Mrs. Cooke. Mrs. Sum-
inerford and Mr.. Portner dined
at the Cooleys.
Committee Attends
Committee members Of the
exhibit who joined them were
Mrs. Arthur Schmidt. chair
man Of the show. and Mr..
Schmidt. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Schoene, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Thomas and the president
Of the Waterford Foundation.
c. A. r. Lindquist, and Mrs.
Lindquist. Esther Thomas and
Marie Schmidt are both exhib-
iting at the Barn and Julie
Lindquist, as befalls the wife
Of the foundations president.
has done everything for the
fair except grow the nax for
the weaving. After the Cooleys'
dinner, the judges and guests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06


The former Miss Nancy L.
Paxsoi1.
Miss Nancy Luriine Paxson.
daughter Of Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Harry Oliver raxson Of
Fort Myer. Va. became the
bride on September 3 Of Mr..
william Wardell stodghill Of
Detroit. Mich.
The bridegroom Is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Luther
Stodghill. also Of Detroit.
The ceremony was per-
formed by Chaplain Luther D.
Miller In the Fort Myer
Chapel. A reception followed
at the Fort Leslie J. McNair
Ofiicers' Club.
Mrs. Stodghill. who wore
champagne linen and satin,
attended Northwestern UNI
versity. For the past year she
lived In Panama where her
father was Lieutenant Gov
ernor Of the Panama Canal
Zone.
Mr.. Stodghill was graduated
from Middlesex School in Con-
cord. Mass. and Yale Uni
versity.
After . wedding trip to Ann
Arbor. Mich, the couple win
make their home there, where
Mr.. Stodghill viii attend the
University Of Michigan Law
School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
BY SELMA ROOSEVELT

BY SELMA ROOSEVELT
Once again the Embassy Of
Indionesia has brought to
Warrington the exotic atmos-
phere Of their Far Eastern.
culture.
Last night, at the famous
walsh mansion on Massachu-
sets avenue, now the In
donesian chancery. q party for
some $50 people was held to
celebrate Indonesian Armed
Forces Day.
Hosts were the Air Attache,
Air Vice Commodore Soedjono,
and Nine. soedjono and the
Military Attache. 1t. Col.
Abdul Latief. and Nine. LAtief.
Guests were taken far away
from such practical interna-
tional problems Is the iirst In
donesian elections Just held
this week. Instead they were
transformed to the beautiful
make-believe land Of Javanese
dancing and music.
The program featured .
Jayanese dance interpreting
an old Hindu legend done by
the Embassy Attache and Mrs.
Kjoko Sanjoto. plus the
famous can die dance per-
formed by six young girls
ranging In age from . to 10.
Another attraction. rarely
seen In this country. was an
exhibition Of "rentjak." the
art Of salf defense. somewhat
akin TO jujitsu.
Among those enjoying the
Oriental artistry were MAI.
Gen. and Mrs. Ridgely Cal
ther, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. r.
A. Schow. Brig. Gen. w. r.
Frederick, IT.. and Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. II. o. Paxson.
The civilian Army heads
who accepted were Assistant
Secretaries Roderick. Davis
and Higgins with their wives.
Navy acceptanees included
Vice Admiral and Mrs.
Thomas Combs. Vice Admiral
and Mrs. Murray L. Royar,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. w. r.
Smedberg. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Lorenzo Sabin and Rear
Admiral and Mrs. r. w.
Cayanaugh.
Still others invited were.
Gen. and Mrs. c. b. Erskine.
Gen. and Mrs. John II. Stokes,
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Lewis w.
Prentiss, and from the Air
Force were the Secretary and
Mrs. Quarles. Assistant Sec
Rotary and Mrs. David 8.
Smith and Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. John A. Sanford.
Various armed forces at
taches were also on the guest
list a. well rs the chiefs Of
diplomatic missions accredited
to Warrington.
- So
THE SPANISH MINISTER.
Senior DON Eduardo Proper
de Callejon, who has Just been
appointed his country's Am
bassador to Canada. says that
he and his wife and their
glamorous brunette daughter,
Elena, will be leaving WASH
ington sometime In late Mo-
vember.
The troopers have been here
since lo4o when he came Is
Charge d'Affaires. A career
diplomat. the Ambassador
designate began his career In
1917 in Brussels. and thence
to Vienna. Cairo. Paris, North
Africa, Switzerland and the
United States.
In Vienna, he met his at
tractiye wife, who says, Il
swore I would never marry q
diplomat. But / did and ]
enjoy It,"
The troopers other child.
son Felipe, Is now In New
York working with Todd-A-O
company. the group that Is
producing the aim, okla
homa!" which has Its OPEN
ing next Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
Picnic Tonight

Beta Sigma Phi. Chi Chap
ter. Silver Spring. win hold
Its annual picnic at 8 o'clock
tonight at Sligo Creek Cabin.
All members and pledges are
invited.
Evening star., 1955-08-26
TRUCK DRIVERS

Good. experienced construction men.
Wheaton area. DAN osTRoW CON
8TRuCTIoN CO.. 1894 Gs. ave,
Silver epring wheaton. Md.
~ BRNCH AND OUTSIDE MEN
70 60 10 WORK. Paid vacation, sick
leave, good aalaries and other
bens[ts. Our men know Of this
I'd. TRANSPORTATION. furnished.
ALAN Tv. 10, 6-2242. s-2s
vsestion, xppiy MssWIks, NC.
1SSl old QeofsssoWn I'd. Bsthssda.
" AisD 'Ras1iDlo sszy,s.nsn, ben bench
excel. sSisrs. IA. s-asas. ~
Nv DENCMMAN. TEACHUlrS TV.
2e1b 18th ct. n.W.. AD. A-6700;
w BRNcnaGAN-Part or fun time.
Expefisnesd. PENN Tv CO.. -a0s
18th e. Sc: II. 4-046s. -27 j.
Nv RERA1RA1AN--Beneh work: best
pay and working conditions.
DOWD'e Tv. AIS Conn. ave. NV.
rv sKRyICE MAN. part time. with
car. Excellent opportunity, fully
" sshnRvsiSccEis1ESS = oesi;i ooutside eve
PaNN TxEEv1sIoN Co. GN5ss1fsa; sos issh
st. s.e. II. A.046s. --2T
Nv SERViCEMRN, experienced only.
Inside. or outside. Bethesda area.
Fuil time or part time. Top pay
70 good man. Immediate openings.
Mr. HARRIS, OIL. 4-O5sS. --2S
Evening star., 1955-08-26

fYPKWRlIER RErAIRMAN' must
3. soos On D., az 10, %aEst .isst
sn nan. Apply Ii o0 person. s ~ ALLES Lien
TYPEwRfTER Co. ao1s NICHOLS
UsHERs sIsi Is for driv.-in th.ater. SS Apply
LEE HIGHWAY DRIVEN THEA
TER TER, A Lee hwy; :. .olSo NILS west OF
BIZ cHERRY upHoisTERING CO.
II24 9th st. NV. rs
OaSt. LHoN 66fkofsrEzsaaEisfs elaa g.
usFDlexR sTsi sx SALESMAN. to sell nus used
cars for franchise dealer; good
fSMi;iiSa sn. Ts.S.y q opd aoor TGIneF ts eS Sn sa
perienced man considered, Apply
M, Carroll. ct AIS MOTORS,
3e11 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va
VALET in apartment house; some
,experienee desirable but. win train
man yhc wants an.s,.a.. steady sna re.Glay ..Ia1y
desired. BOX 251-T, Star. --26
VULCANlZEk, experienced on sec
ttonal work. no recappins: salary
eslls. RRM HuNDLE2 $S4s i4sh
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC,
Ist-elass mechanic and experienced
helper for eoin-opeTated Bendtx
washers and Hamilton dfiers. State
experiencR, salary desired. All re-
plies CONFIDENTIAL BOX 260-S, Star.
WIATEER STRIPPER or ealker.
SWENeON, LU. 2-7392. -27
WINDOW TRIMMER, experience
necessary: good pay, 5-day week.
perm. work: ideal working eond.,
vacation with pay: health insuI-
auce and retirement plan, NEIS-
GER's Sc 70 800 STORE. 18th
and d. Auply Ord o. "a
WOOL RRESSKR, piecevork; peLma-
nent position. 10. 9-1100. TT
Man. white, with. car and hish
school education for customer, re-
lations., Must be neat and have
pleasant appearance. Sales expert
enee not necessary, but character
references must be furnished. Good
starting salary plus auto expense
allowances. Apply In own handwrit-
Ing to Box l60-S, star. 3
MAN, white, wanted for work on
grounds Of club. steady employ
ment. Apply 6100 Conn. ave. -2d
Evening star., 1955-08-26
SlTUATloNs-WoMEN

COMPANION, live In: el6 18th nv.
MRS HITcH1Nos. Room 62s; Ma.
NURSE, reg, desires dr.'s once work
in D. c. area If pos. TypinE.
BOX aSl-R. star: 27
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. wants
work taking care Of elderly person.
full or part time. Refs. Ii. 1896. :"
WAITRESS, .exper., desires work.
club or hotel preferred: days only.
Ma. $3.50, Ext. $40. %"
ATTEN. HOUSEWIFE. maid. g.h.w,.
live in or out. MISS GoSS, Ap.
Attractive Attractive YOUNG WOMAN an-
der 40 for part.time. day work, in
doctors once or hospital. after Sept.
Is. Some typing. OIL. 2-b5s2. rs
COL0RED GIRL, experienced ele-
vator operator. desires 5-day wk.
work. 10. 2-377I. DE. 2-9S51.
YOUNG, matured eolored. girl, de-
sires Job: waitress, clerk OF eie-
vator operator. Call LU. 4-9603,
Evening star., 1955-08-26
Hnp-WoMEN

SALES CLERK, retail store expert
enee preferredi 6js-day week, no
nightwork Apply NAVY EX-
CHANGE, National Naval Medical
Center, Bethesda. Nd. Is
white. from 20 10 IS,
exper.. for bakery, candy and re-
fned catering establishment. AVG
NONE FRERES. for appt., Co
6-1031. -20
for toys and Juvenile
furn. Good salary; good hrs. Full
time. 2611 Columbia pike, Arling-
ton We or call IA. T-6442. go
SALEsLADY. exper.. ladies' ready
to-year and accessory shop; steady
position. pleasant SURROUNDINGS. ex-
ceptionally good salary. full or
part time. ia. 7-s37e. THE ALMA
SHOP, 1886 Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va,
WANTED for active
credit jewelry store; pleasant sur
roundings, company benefts: some
experience preferred; steady en-
ployment; salary and commission.
Apply manager, EEETS JEWEL
ERS, 70I 9TH ST. NV. 81
Evening star., 1955-08-26

BED. SO; roIIaWay, SiB: studio
couch. SIS: dresser. $50; oce.
pm. ST. 1886. -29
BEDRM.. LIy. RM. and dinetto
furn. .Reas. Moyine out af town.
Cali before 2 pm. JU. 6-3059.
4 A-2S
BEDRM. SUITE, manEle ironer, .
Tvs, Z radios. knee-hoie desk. Kl.
BsEDSRs6ooM SUITE. 500: 1 5isess:
bed. : night s6ae table. vanity dresser.
BiEHbRS.o siGiirTE. French provincial.
ehantiliy pink. 18th Century: 8-pe.
din. rm. suite. mahog.: 1854 model.
Zenith, IL" TV comb: Hide-A-bed.
2 arm chairs, rugs. all ! " yrs. old;
BEDRooM sUfTEs-Bed. sprins.
mattress. chest. night stand. van.
ity; mohoss 125; buri walnut
BEDRM. SUITE. 3-pc. Light. blond
oak, dble. bed, $17b or best offer;
] gray sofa bed. S36. Gail ia. 8.
06b3 between end Q PM. as
BICYCLES. boys and girls: E1B ea.
1888 r. ]. ave. ne. n rear, Apply
Sat-, sun. only. Us
Evening star., 1955-08-26
HELP--DoAAEsTic

CHILD CARE and l.h.w.. live In beau
daSs, dSs :a $50 sn wE. BE- se.'.sa seo4is. is''
cOOK-G.H.W., good exper.: recent
local refs. Live out. -6-day !wk;, no
Sat. or sun. 2 school-age children,
security. Call after $50 pm. EN-.
COoK-G.H.w., in air-eond, rambler;
other iuIl-time help employed: live
G.HW.-CHilD CARE-Youns eoiored
$40 VIZ. start. 70. B-S7iS. -26
G.H.W., care 2 children. 6-day week.
SIT 2 nights. Call after 8 pm.
G.H.W.. CHILD CARE and cooking:
live In: lovely room and bath; other
help employed: $50 wk.; recent
refs; Oh. 6.s134: L26 +.
health card. ia. 2-s934. rs
G.H.W.-PLAiN COOKING. live in:
upstairs atr-cond. room: 1910 yrs,
settled. 5s days; saa; references.
HOUsEKEEPER, middle aged woman;
white. live in; must be there every
night; two small children: $25 wk..
room and board. EV. 1890. any
HoUsEkEEPTR. tTs EisEi r. en- exp.r, 1--we in:
after 8. Edewater 9-565s.. --2a
MAID for g-h.w. and care OF 2 chill
dren. Live In. $40 wk. ~. 5-6l3o.
good salary. Takoma Silver Spring
Nrea III k.RaR4
Evening star., 1955-08-26
WANTED FOR
CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT

PHILIPPINE HOUSEBOY AND COOK
FOR BUSINESS EXECUTIVE
I wish to employ a man who can
take complete charge Of q bache-
lor'B home in Washington: must be
thoroughly experienced In the art
Of cookinE. maintenance and care
PTyaNRi:sGasfaaps.l R:Gsfasl yAcArroN yssssA SsirSHMs WfTa
PAY, IDEAL LIVING CONDITIONS
koES ON ONE ,SlN WHo nuST sITI il,nwFS LlyE Es'
yTC. EXCELLENT SALARY WHICH
y QKEN TO THE RIGHT MAN.
ML1cAMfs MAY WRITE BOX
Evening star., 1955-08-26
sITUATIoNs-poMEsTlc

HOUSEWIVES - For
maids. geni. bouseworkers, 1--we IN
or out. Call MISS GOSs. AID; r
LADY, desires r,h.w. or
refs, HO. 2-e669. 26'
GIRL desires job as
maid or child care; 8 or b1a days.
GIRL desires child care
1sgs 1ne lisht sp ssssss' sessssss0Fk' Can as. give
COLORED GIRL wants days work
Mon. Tues. and Fri; references.
IORED WOMAN desires afternoon
Job from 2 p.n,-6 pm. Refs. AD.
COLORED GIRL desires DAYS work
Tues. and Sat. once cleaning or
days. Permanent Job. Ref. eau
NO. 7-56l7. 27s
Evening star., 1955-08-26


experienced,
better dresses. suits and coats.
JOAN ROBERTS. 100 Conn. at L.
FOUNTAIN GIRL WANTED. white
only. with experience: must be neat;
8 days week: located 1900 Wilson
blvd, Arl.. Va. IA. S-1135. --2S
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, exper.. colored.
Apply Mr.. Goldsmith, WHELAF'6,
14th and H sts. NV. after 2 pm.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white. expert
enced; morning and eve. shifts
open; closed Suns. and hoisdays:
sniog%s son ony sppplie5 NpHTioNAL ApDs ppDsua q So
1000 Conn. ave. NV. Il
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. .exper. grin:
Day work; reliable, neat app. CAL
after pm, Sol z. Cap, at. ---26
FRENCH TEACHER. native, part
time, Apply BERLITZ SCHOOL OF
LANGUAGES, $40 nth Ct. NV.
GENERAL OFFICE woRKER-Typ-
ing and good penmanship required:
age limit. 40; hrs. S:45 to 8; $50
Vk. Apply HEARN CO.. 1884 WIS
GERMAN m TEACHER. native, par,
time Apply BERLITZ SCHOOL OF
LANGUAGES, $50 18th st. NV.
HAT CHECK GIRL in first-class res
taurant. MuSt be neat and attrec-
tive in appearance. Write Stains
age and experience. Box 26a-T.
Star 20
HOSTESS, day. take full charge oi
girls and fioor, Apply in person 70
Mrs. Abbo, ROMA RESTAURANT,
34Ig Conn. ave. NV. Us
HOSTESS for work In hrst-class
restaurant. Lunch and dinner shift.
no sunday work Write stating ex-
perience and salary desired. Box
HoUsEKHEsPpER-cooK. white, mid
good health, to work In Catholic
rectory. live in. Good position for
interested party. Box 34b-S. star.
Evening star., 1955-08-26
HELP WoMEN

RECEIVABLE BKPR..
must must bs able 70 type type cpPor- .,
roughs sensimatic aeetg. machine
Apply HARE BROS. AUTO PARTS
22lo RHODE Island ave-. a Nj
accTs. cc'nsefi RECEIVABLE Ma BKPR.. exper.
Good salary. 5-dfS week, employe
dement's. At once. MAURICE ELEC.
SUPPLY CO., 11S4 1lth Stssn.w.
-2H
ADV. RECEPTIONISr for expanding
agency, part time. hours flexible;
excellent opportunity TO learn adv;
requires Call RE. 7-2O1S until o
PM: ewes, call LU. 1-1650,
Evening star., 1955-08-26
RfPAIRs ANp sERVlcE

ADDfTIONs-Briek. cement and
hagstone work. Call L. q 8. CO.
LU. 2-4O9O or LU. 2-1672. --26
ADDITIONS and general contract.
Ing; remodeling Of all kinds: kitch'
hansins. No. f.So76. sP. 4-s7S6
--29
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, remod-
cling, excavatiug, custom built
homes at amazingly low prices,
to introduce new drm operated by
key men from reliable builders In
area. Let us help YOU solve your
home problems in Va, Nd. o.
d. G. Call AID. 2-3937 or XII. B.
1926. ALLEN ENGINEERING &
CONSTRUCTION CO.. 200I Doug
las st. ne. -oO
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS. pofehes
jalQusie, kitchen moderpized. rec.
rms. complete remodelihg service:
estimates free. all work fully guar;
no money down, SO mos. to pay.
SECO SALES, Ju 6-3010. EN-. q
S749, day or night.
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs, parking
lots ALASKA PAVING CO.. Is
years in business. Ma, S-6Ss5, OF.
A-Tl0n
Evening star., 1955-08-26

Its. salary open. Can Mr.
SCHUYLER ct LU. 10000.
AnacoStia Motor Co.
BANK BOOKKEEPER
Burroughs bookkeeping m aehin.s
operators, experienced. 6-day week.
Trust CO.. 1929 s 81. NV. --sT
BEAUTIClAN, 5-day week; $50, plus
commission: In air-cond. shop. Call
BF3uf1cf22S. f f1tff22S salary guar, Plus
50ss commission; s days; busy. air
sEAuTsGIAS vsts n:s,,.Fnn aniesEi;s R'ds
10th and New York ave. Ma.
shsmpoo siri. E4perieneed only;
Good salary Egorh iSli tiRs Wss113IToH AgRlzT Il
; BEAUTY Z TX ssAs.oM, sAkfsS, 18th and Pa , ss'''
eurist. immediate opening; $50
guarantee: 8 days. Call BERN
ARDS, o226 Ca. ave. NV, RA.
BsAITY Gfii SHOP MANAGER.RECIsP-
ZIONIST PUN ehsrGe. mature.
beauty shop lss ssssEroynd ,y1C Ifsisrrsd r.ai
Mr.. Jules, sT. S-ios7 for appoint
BEAUTY OPERATOR, white. expsr..
man or woman; full or part time
good salary and comm; small
friendly shop. IA. 2-sS34: ewes,
Herndon 25S 25S.-o, 72o
:s .nd 'eoasiGniS e0%ms.Su 'hiNI No. s2cs Ss.ss
paos6kKfnfEn. 90 Kisaaa .up.r.. fully 9as sasli-
fied, compensation open depending
upon qualifications: position avail.
Immediately. Call Mr.. OFT at XII.
Eo6RREhFESI s,6G9e tSs sn :Pp'; yr,. minimum 5s
s1eei. 1es"Ssi opportunity. Ss7 ,th st.
B1ookxEEPER. doubl. entry; thor
%SaHsnE.asToN Sasn.sTsD'i; frREssToNf 4sHSo sHTnoRsEE, HnsE
t1307 Georgia ave, Wheaton. Md.
RooKKEKPER. experienced, settled
woman, for work in quiet once.
Write stating experience and salary
desired. Box 260-T, Star. --26
BOOKKEEPER. able to operate MGR
bookkeeping machine; under 35;
5-day week, 40 hours: must be high
fications. BOX SIT. Star. --2s
BOOKKEEPER for wholesale arm.
5-day wk. Reply stating expert
ence to Box 1927. Star. --28
BOOKKEEPER. full charge: 1-giri
once; competent; prefer. one who
knows construction costs. state
age and experience. Box 3sI-s.
BooKKEEPNG MACHINE OPER-
ATOR. exper.. must type; 5-day
Wk.. air-eond ofc. Apply in person
afternoons only TO Mrs. Strauss.
MAJOR MASTERPIECES, Sll 7th
ROoKKEEPER, part time, hours. 4
TO 4 pm. Apply CATHEDRAL
MARKET, 5000 Conn. ave. nv.
Evening star., 1955-08-26

TEIIEs Ell as,,6S:iItG SSiS Soda a.sRs
day week: company benefits. Apply
personnel once. 3rd q. EQUfTA-
PIE LIFE INSURANCE CO. SIG
fYPIsT, junior statistical clerk.
national trade association: 5-day
week: salary. $1,000. Phone Hud-
son $4,000 for appointment. -27
TYPIsT-Lncratiye position avail
able for young lady 20 to 35 with
kn9wlsdse Of typips: shorthand
ins business With pleasant worEinF
conditions. Call Me. e-6S11 for
appt. At
TYPIST, local GIN dealer has OPEN
ing for typist between Is and 30;
PIX experience helpful but not
necessary; 6-day, 40-hour week.
vacation. group inusrance. Reply
stating age, qualifications and sal
sry expected to Box 64-T. Star:
TYPIsTS (3). white. under 90, raised
In Washington area. No experience
required Large ONCE near 18th
sRa esndss SIS Hours. nM ssS sasRdos u n0 say
Saturday. Permanent. Start, So. 900
VI. Phone MA, S-llIS.
TYPIST or bookkeeping mach. oper-
ator. steady position open In
industrial Rhode Island ave. ne.
section. viii train capable touch
typist as operator If necessary.
Work week, Monday through Fri
day. r am. to 4:30 pm Group
hospital surgical and life tnsur-
ance available; paid 2 weeks vaca-
tion after years employment.
Phone no. 2-4S70. 20
TYPIST-Collection correspondence
position In credit department opeE
for the one who qualities. No ex-
perience necessary, but knowledge
Of typing essential; b-day, 40-houf
week. Excellent company benefits.
Apply IN person, SEARS, ROEBUCK
AND Co.. $500 Wilson blvd. Ar
TYRiST-S2sO: exper.. elect. 8 days;
under 40 yrs. GENERAL EMPLOY
MENT. 1907 H st. NV. -27
Evening star., 1955-08-26
IHELP MEN b WoMEN tceas. !

DANCE TEACHERs--EVEs. ONLY.
Experience not necessary. complete
training given. DO not phone. See
Miss Marso. 9 pm. TO 8 pm.
DAUMTT STUDIOS. 3333 Conn.
ave. ~
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-Wanted
/ experienced salesman familiar
with Chevy Chase, Bethesda and
houses, excellent income TO right
party. Call W. B. WRIGHT, EM.
3-b600.. -
Evening star., 1955-08-26

FREE ESTIMATES RA. e-s$s: $S:
FLOOR WORK, sanding and I'm
ishing: prices reas.; work guaran-
teed. C. c. DEAToN, RA. 6-7e62.
GAS HEAT-oas-nred boilers in
ssasa ssams " fapfMs MsNSy n sST p PLSMS SsHS
HOT-WATER HEATERS installed by
$79. plus installation, w, II. Nc
KENNEY PLUMBING CO.. ~; O.
MoViNGe-Experieneed packer With
small truck: quick service. Call IA.
PAINTniHNie, paperinr and plasterinr;
white mechs.: 80 yrs. eIper.: free
est; anywhere: prompt serv. Mr..
STANLEY. IA. b-0424. IA. 6.469g.
PAINTING. PLAsTERING. free e es-
mstss, IA. 9-s046. ga
fAdNTMG Al sst;:cs cpsperins gen. M Ismodsi-
5oe6si, Il. s-sioo. va
PAINTING, interior and exterior.
Call anytime. A. DoM1NIcK, IA
4.l453 or ia. 4.03l7.
mechanics: int. and ext; reason
able rates. Phone any time. De
P1iNTiNG.. interior, exterior; ist-
Phone Mr.. LANE, IA. S-l650. -27
PAINTING. first-elAss work. interior
and exterior. white: estimates
Eiyen. Ii. 1850. II not in. Leave
PAINTING, papsrins; 1..-elass work
manship: work done Immediately
MR.. POAT, RA. 3-5643. 26s
PAINTING and plastering; no job
ts too large or too small; inside and
out. Call LO. 7-I347. 81
PAPERING. SO and up this week:
only 1855 eunfaSt washable papers.
RA. 3-7393. JU. e-760S.
alterations and additions. .Exper.,
white mech; reas. ~. 9-4154;
PLUMBING AND HEATING, 10y
prices; free estimates: Nd. work
only. Mr.. LEE VIII. 6-6S07, B
ROOFING, siding, porches. interior
dec, plumbing and heating: all
IMPROVEMENT CORP. LA. $4,000.
ROOF CHECK AND RErArR. Sa SIS,
mechanics. S. IS In @ s.si71 S w. aas %
ROOFING, WAT Z RPROoFING,
painting. repointing; exp. work: ".
mech: work guaranteed. Ii. 7-s209.