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$500, WNIAI,--New Sounds: The
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Music Hall: Amos, Andy and
their pals mingle with high
society at the West Lenox
Avenue Debutantes' Ball.
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Evening star., 1955-02-13

building on the campus. Massachu-
sets and Nebraska avenues NV.
tour of the building and demonstra-
tion led by Professor Willet Kemp
ton. 4
LeaGue Of American Pen Women, Chevy
Chase Braneh--Saturday 2:30 PM.
with Miss Elms Moulton. 1928
Montague street NV; speaker, DR..
w H. stevens, of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. oriental
Rugs"
District DauEhters Of the American
Revolution-Today, pm, Mary
NJ, Splitter, 340o North Albemarle
street; ArlinSfon vIrginls st:ts spe5ssr e5ssI
man Of National Defense Commit;
pm, Captain Molly Pitcher. Chap
ter Arts Club S0l7 ans street sirtSdsy NAV
celebration; speaker, Miss Florence
ming Star. THE Parade of Shawls."
chapter house: speaker, Miss Mabel
Approved Schools Committee, "Ap-
proved Schools" Monday, pm:
hoass aas speaser sass Miss aRsfa Mary 'ssn alenn
Newell, State chairman of Junior
American Citizens Committee.
81 A. C. Activities" Monday. 8
pm, American Chapter. with Mrs.
Frederick A. Genau, 1925 Hunt
avenue. Chevy Chase. Md. Monday,
& p.m., Deborah Knapp Chapter.
chapter house: speaker. Mrs. James
M. Haswell Monday. s pm, Fed
eral City Chapter, with Mrs. Jesse
Anthony, 3735 Jocelyn street NV.
Tuesday. 2 pm, State HISTORIANS
Committee, at Natural History
building Of National Museum. Tues
Evening star., 1955-02-13
On the Club Calendar

NV. Election. OF delegates to Ma
Stephenson. "Heraidry"
Rock Greek Lioneels - Tomorrow.
pim;' Pm, board Of directors meeting
Thirty-fourth street NV.
Woman's National Democratic Club
Tomorrow. 12:30 p.m.. club lunch
con; speaker, Nine. Hussein. wife
Fl odss .as ATsssssaSr TSsssssg f EsyPt ESyP. vP
ginia luncheon: speaker, Stanley
Ambassador to Canada. Diplomacy
monthly meeting. with Mrs. Glenn
Splitter, 3400 North Albemarle street.
arlington; speaker; Mrs; Ruth ALI
ington Hearing Society.
Pro Benata CIub-Tomorrow pm.
regular meeting and Valentine party,
with Mrs. John W. Dunham, 4507
Thirty-eiRht street NV.
National tysn Ls.sgs L,... q american Pen
$40 pm. 1851 Columbia. road N, W..
Dutch treat supper and Valentine
party: speaker. Harry Neal. -
Opti-Mrs. Club ef washinsten-Tues-
Hotel ss iuseh.on o mestine shs5a'0a SPEAKER Ss5
professor Of English at Maryland
university, book review.
shssase Tenia sistsrhood--Tue;day.
$50 pm. 400 Risgs road Me-
ExeeEisior csEsilaF nTfssinsi T;tsrsry club-ruesday.
b.sS.I sso PTS yth Ehvrs1s. Mas Ghss en:ss N.Y. y
National Council Of Jewish Women,
MontEomery County Sectien---Tues-
day; 1880 m. Montgomery County
S speaker. Clark rfSs TiSbitts e; q The
United States Department Of Health
Education and Welfare, "Geri-
Fails Church Republican wemen's
T: L. Smith, 100 Buxton road, Pals
Church,, speaker. William r. Pitts.
sentative Leslie c.. Arends. Repub:
lean. of Illinois. minority leader Of
the House, Behind the Scenes in
Lessue Of Republican Women Of the
flower Hotel business and profess
spsaser sSns MTs poroby SPpe6 3 Honsston
assistant administrator, Foreign OPP
erations Administration, The story
OF Foreign Operations AdministraI
Wcmen's Trafic Association Of Wash
inEton-Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.!S Oc-
cidental Restaurant. meeting with
the Bonvivants to celebrate the be-
Florence Crittenton Home, Reba Bar
rett Circle--Wednesday 12 noon,
business meeting and luncheon, with
MIS-; Mrs.. JShp g = W. sush' 22l7 Kearney
Pioneer Women. Medina -wednes-
day. $50 p.m.., Labor Zionist Cen
ter 1904 Georgia avenue NV, pro-
gram celebrating Jewish Music
Aides 10 An Charities-Thursday. $50
pm. B'nai Israel Congregation.
Sixteenth and Crittenden streets
NV, monthly meeting.
Faculty Women's Club Of the American
University-Friday.. 2 pm, TV
Evening star., 1955-02-13

day. pm. State Registrars Com
mittee. chapter house. Tuesday, 8
pm. Capitol Chapter and Con-
s,siitstiOn ,ain, CHAPTER. chapter ,s honss:
nj. Hasweil. tuesday. 8 pm, Fort
Mcaenry Chapter. chapter house.
wednesday, i pm. Sarah Frank
lin Chapter, chapter house, cele-
bration of 49th birthday; speaker.
MIS-; Dorothy J; TripletS; STATE state
day, s pm. Marcia Burns Chapter.
chapter house. Thursday. 2-5 pm,
Army and Navy Chapter, chapter
house. annual benefit bridge party.
Thursday. 8 pm, Martha wash
iington Chapter. chapter house.
IsriesS IInaTfiesS' citizens s'ese cem9iaass. 1Io.
eha( Der house: speaker, Sergeant
politan Police. Friday. l pm, Cap
tain Joseph Magruder CHAPTER,
iMng, patriotic music BY Mrs: VII
& Whetten eioes Chapter. Ter" chapter % Aeare. house.
a.'0a SPEAKER, Mrs 81 james a n Mn'zsassl HzaasWsll'
Saturday. 1880 pm, Descendants
OF '76 Chapter. chapter house,
N. Lothrop Society. Children Of
the American Revolution. q cele-
bration Of Little George Wash
ington's Birthday" Saturday, 2
pm, Mary Desha Chapter, with
Mrs. Shirley Lyon. 1910 Green
2 pm. Independence Bell Chapter.
chapter house: speaker. 1t. Comdr.
NJ. L. Peterson of Smithsonian In
stitute, Early American Coins"
Saturday. 2 pm, Keystone Chap
ter. with Mrs. George W. Craw-
Chase. @ Ma rassSh speaker, ''lM1fs Mrs. James James
NJ. Haswell.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Tokonnu Club Enters Contest

and operating costs. A ma
tional first prize Of 5000 will
be given. a second Of $4,000,
and a third of $4,000. To the
grand prize winner will also
go a sweepstake prize Of S., 900.
Closing date for the contest
is March /. 1856. q
On Thursday. Mrs. w. w.
Scott will discuss "You Can
Paint. Too" at a meeting of
the clubs art department.
The meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. r. A. Shu-
maker. 116 Northwood avenue
in Silver Spring at 1890 pm.
An exhibition Of paintings by
Mrs. Emma Birch, Mrs.
SWEETS mother. will be on
display.
Evening star., 1955-02-13

At its last general meet
ing, the Takona Park Wom-
ems Club voted to enter
the international Community
Achievement Contest being
sponsored by the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs. 1t
is the first club in this area
to enter. according to a
CIVIC spokesman.
Prizes awarded on the basis
of contribution to the COM
munity are given to every
State in which ten or more
clubs take part, and to Alaska
and the District of Columbia.
The Sears and chuck
Foundation has made avail
able 100000 to cover prizes
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Civic and Study Clubs

University Women's Ciub-Tomorrov
pm. tea, Tomorrow. pm,
sssg By By hs Mr.: svsnE HGS SUeP rss
group Tomorrow, II 5 p.m.. board Of
directors meeting. Tuesday, pm-'
sketchins group. with Miss Thso,
d1fh Wtth none; fio%srs wsdnsSaasr srosp rharsday.
am; poetry ereup. followed By eS
S eTSs' spsniss Rsndsss eonHsrs..on anis
con: speaker, Mrs. Cloyd Heck Mar
vim. Sponsored BY HOSPITALITY
pm, French class. Tuesday. 7:30
I 80 80 PM. % card d plssins ' sroup.
Washington Ciub--Tomorrow. IL am,
SSSs T'viss ESsr.do TueSsdaS S.sh.dd Of % e.:
Brazilian. Embassy, ..Brazil's Posi-
tion In the Western World" Thurs
day. 6:45 PM. reception and dinner:
Se' 70 Of wSsow hSsGg ana d 0rs the
Arts Club Of washington. "Archi-
tect in the White House."
A@sr,san sr A.:oshistisn h; Of Un,yersity
iesislstive and international rels-
tions committees topics. the Brick
sr amendment. reciprocal trade and
satos sss soutRsa %saa.sass as sssy p9 or1as sd
eial Studies Committed; speaker.
pertinent: Services for Alcoholic
AAUW, Alexandria Braneh-Tuesday. 8
pm. International relations group.
with Miss Katherine Baugh. 31i East
Glendale avenue; topic. "A New Look
ct the Soviet Now Look" Wednes-
day, pm. evening literary group,
NIT Mre
cent drive; topic, literary recordines.
Thursday, 1890 am, morning lit
erary group with Mrs. Henry stauss.
347 Washington avenue, wellington
Park; topic. Chile"
AAUW. Arlington Branch-TuesdayJ 1
R,m Inasrr sucEinEham Community center' Center
Tuesday. stratford Junior High School,
Brotherhood dinner of the. Northern
uans ference Of Christians and jews:
group, with Mrs John Grouse, @ooI
North Kentucky street: speaker; Mrs;
sstss soEsrd 3ssth 9nns what Tnms,t the wnsd
! Propasanda." wednesday. PM,
literary group. with Mrs. H. w.
Schmidt. 1922 North Herndon street,
soSk 1oSton reyisS SisSi Wednesday; ss:So am.'
day. 9 pm. board meeting, with Mrs.
e; Walter Young. zoos Menlo avenue.
lations group. with Mrs. j. Carney
Howell, 9205 Sligo Greek parkway:
speaker. DR.. N. G. r. Joardar pro-
fessor at Johns Hopkins University,
am, YWCA. literature section;
speaker, Mrs Helen Orr watson. ma
tional president of the League of
IA American Pen Women. to review two
OF her latest books. Friday, 1890
pm, YWCA, civics education section
luncheon meeting; speaker. Mrs.
Dorothy Mccullough Lee. United
States Board Of Parole, Department
of Justice
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Business and Professional Clubs

Business and Professional Wonnens
Club of the District--Tomorrow.
80 pm. YWCA. business meeting.
District Hme Economies Association.
Young H0memakers GrOup-Tues-
day, $50 pm, with Mrs. Bryan
& Clatterbuck. 1900 Garner street,
Silver Spring: speaker. Mrs. Myra
Root to demonstrate making hooked
rugs.
'Zonta Club Of Washington-Wednes-
day, 1890 pm. YWCA. club lunch
con: speaker Representative Ruth
Thompson, Republican. of Michigan.
eoroptimist Club OF Washington -
Wednesday. ] pm. Willard Hotel:
Yer Standig, THE Need for Creative
Thinking"
District OF Columbia Library Associa-
tion-Thursday, pm. Coolidge
speaker. DR. Duncan Enrich Of the
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Community Clubs

Community Clubs
University Park woman's Club-To-
morrow, $40 Pm: 81 ANDREWS
for Husbands and friends; speaker,
N National ,lArborstum. "Azaleas and
Petworth Woman's Club-Tomorrow,
s pm. literature section. with Mrs.
", L. Hill, book review. Tuesday.
Il noen pIlsntfhTePpicF FTiSaS SsiSS,i9n S5o Sso
drew Marshall, book. review:
WGmans COmmunity ci1s ps,t. 81 he9sh Mstho.
speakeF slsa GhusSn Maicolm unSRseEni @ssEins
S%ithsGnap n n. H.tatg OF American
James W. Douthat. president of the
Montgomery County Federation OF
silver Spring Woman's CIub-Tuesday.
1890 pm. arts and crafts gro group, with with
avenue speaker Gustav Trois. Alb
:tract Art" THURSDAY, Csrvei HAL
Montgomery County DELEGATES to the
Maryland State legislature to be guests
at luncheon.
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase-Tuesday,
Wednesday, 9;l5 am. music section
rehearsals Wednesday, II noon.
monthly club meeting; speaker, pr.
Carlos Dayila, secretary senersi .n, oi
THE Good Partner Policy" THURSDAY
1880 am, French classes. Thursday.
1850 am. creative writing group.
Friday, = pm, literature section: MRS.
William M Mann, wife of the Wash
ington Zoo director. to review three
books on animals.
Ashton Heights WOman'S Club-Tuesday
F~ll hy O ~
and crafts exhibit and instruction
Thursday, IL ANIL" noon, civil de-
fense, course, first meeting. -
Woman's Club Of the sixteenth street
sert lunch with Mrs. r. G. Richardson.
1341 Ingraham street NV; book
yunicr Women's Club Of woodside-Tues-
Silver Spring, monthly meeting enter:
speaker frcm American Association
of United Nations.
Woman's Club Of Woodside- -WednesSHny' V,.s Sass
Thomas W. Hunter, Is Hamilton ave
nue., Silver Spring; honored guests:
Mrs. James W. Douthat, president Of
the Montgomery County Federation OF
Women's Clubs. and her officers.
BeverIy Hills Women's CIub-Thursday,
SIS pm, with Mrs. E. r; Warner,
s3o5 Alsbama avenue Aiexsnar1a; AnrT,nsidn
tDehkbT. NTs. JOStpu ~"
AIumnoe Clubs
ington--Tomorrow pm, Mount
Vernon Seminary @100 Foxnau
read, mid winter meeting w..s
Alpha N Delta Aiumnae. WASH
iHs'p" 1ssf Columbia road NV, white
elephant sale. -
ton Alumnae-Wednesday; so PIN; nIfb
Mrs. Clarence r Lundauist, 4s22
Delta zeta Alumnas ChspterSs-
oscrps NeSRs'dWay' H. crswfoTd, Sa 1as ''e Grafton
street. Chevy Chase, Nd: Speakers
from the Thomas Academy OF
Bryn Mawr Club Of Westminster.
Marv Camilla williams. Woodside
Manor AIp'srtmsntss Clio Dexter
hhs4ss 4 saTeeF cofses SIG.sss0F shafespsare 9 sa
Midsummer Nights Dream"
",iPfS aph. css Ss.. IF p sSa seant-
s,sns. das s sirma al2s s,em.. street sSs%Slb.n ss%
Chapter-Thursday Hechts &c hts ArlinT- Ring
College AIuunnae Associatiou.--Sst-
urday. q-12 pm. Sheraton-Park
Hotel annual scholarship fund
benefit dance.
Miscellaneous Clubs
National LeaEue Of American Pen
Women Today. nm. Pen Arts
Building, 1900 Seventeenth. street
NV. second international tea;
speaker and guest of honor, Nine:
Fussein. wife Of the Ambassador OF
Egypt
Daughters Of the American Colonists,
District .Society--Tomorrow 8 pm.
business meeting. with Mrs, w. H.
O. McGeehee, 1901 Sixteenth street
Evening star., 1955-02-13

Pellex is a pure, white, surgical
cream developed for pre-operative
work to provide safe, speedy
method of removing all traces Of
hair from face, limbs or body. Tested
in leading hospitals, it is qick, easy
and foolproof and may be pur-
chased without a prescription.
Evening star., 1955-02-13

Pellex is not wax not an electric
method. 1t is easy and comfortable
to use in your bath or boudoir.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Miscellaneous Clubs

National LeaEue Of American Pen
Momen--T Today, pm.. Pen Arts
Building, 1900 Seventeenth. street
NV. second international tea;
speaker and guest of honor Nine:
Eussein. wife Of the Ambassador OF
Egypt
DauEhters Of the American Colonists,
District .Society--Tomorrow 8 pm.
business meeting, with Mrs. w. n.
o. McGeehee, 1901 Sixteenth street
Evening star., 1955-11-23
No LOWER PRICES
ANYWHERE

2457-6l 18th ST. NV.
(Opposite Ambassador Theaterl
Open Ewes Mon. Thurs. and FIJI.
RATHTUBS, new and used. basins,
toilets, at lowest prices; BLOCKS
l746 Lee hwy, IA. S-S70O.
BEDRM. SUITE, mahogany, double
after $50 pm, IA. 9-9640. --27
BICYCLES, boys and girls. 2.vheel-
ers, "A in: excel, cond. S35 cash
for both. Call RA. 6-S347. "a
BICYCLES, 100 good used Columhia
bicycles: $40 and up. Boys, girls:
36 in. Thanksgiving Day. Nov, 24
and Nov. 25, 90, 27. . am. to
I'M, BICYCLE CENTER, East Po.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
HrLP--DoMEsTlc

COMPANION. middle aged, for
elderly lady: some household duties.
References. LA. 6-093S.
COOK-G.H.W.. white: live in; main
floor room and bath. for family Of
. adults: TOP refs. required. NO.
COOK OK AND DOWNSTAIRS WORK,
cuiored, $40 wkly. Live in, Other
regular help employed, Write stat
ing refs to Box 223-B, Star. --23
COOK MAID, live in. Chevy Chase
family OF 4; Thurs. and Sun. on
refs. required OIL. 6-6321. --22
G.H.W.. capable: plain cooking; live
in or stay several evenings: school
age children: 5i7. DAYS: local rets.;
GMw. ~. iye d,S.r IL; PLAIN bsiD .SSl6Tes e9S6ins;
S25 per week. JU. 5-3091 --2S
each week: Silver Spring area. 10.
5.394I after pm. .oT2
in, references: . children ages Q
and and Eio ssIi'nsSs saii 81 s9sgs c9sgis 80 e7aas
Inv, Child care tS1: live out: 5
days: references required. Call IA.
MofhER,s 1fi h1i HELPER-pependable for
child care and g.h.w.: 1912 daily.
Call OIL. 2-7069 after $50. Ia
GOOD HOME AND SMALL SALARY
for reliable housekeepeT. Call WE.
5-67iS after g pm. "a
70 take oyer small apt, Ink, anc r,1
area; 5-day wk. OR. 1886, --25
2nd MAID, colored; no cooking: I:
$50 so: live in Write stating ref
erences. Box 32-B, Star. --23
Evening star., 1955-11-23
HELP--MEh AND WOMEN

CASHIER CHECKER, part time: ex-
perienced; good pay and working
conditions, Apply BUCKINGHAM
SUPERMARKET. 1928 Rhode Island
ave. ne. 20
young man or woman to work in
Wash. news and research agency,
interested In politics. Govt; good
pay: excel working conds. State.
age. educ. etc. Box I7I-B. Star.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

ACCORDION. 100 bass, trebles,
switches, Stradivari with new case
and instruction book. RE, 5-63s6.
ACCORDION, Excelsior, Model A.
symphony grand: cost Sl,7eu;
never used: Sacr. IA. 2-203l. --29
ACCORDION. Stradiyart, l20 bass:
new condition; reasonable. Call AP.
= Sgn~ -ZD
Evening star., 1955-11-23
siTUATIoHs-WoMEk

sTENoGRAPHER, expert. Saturdays
only, Boy 97-D. Star 27'
SWITCHBOARD oPER., exper,
wishes eve work entirely or
alte5nste AZ, ss,o-S wks, Ks = HU. s-slS7s or
TYPIST. SECRETARY, not stenogra-
pher. mature woman with Govt.
experience and cultural back
ground: modest pay. M. s-25es or
WO, $3.50.
GENUINE INTEREST IN PEOPLE
and skill in dealing with them sre
rather unusual traits. Would these
traits, combined with tntelieence,
college training. recent years Of of
fiee experience, and secretarial and
bookkeeping skills be Of value to
you2 Call after 4 pm. VIII. H.
MATURE. SINGLE LADY expert
enced elerk-typist and accounting.
Ask for TONY. NO. 7-0sl3.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE desires
lob & days a week. Ii. 1896.
COLORED GIRL desires work part
time as fountain, waitress or
ssleSgirl; refs. Call Ii. S-6726.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
sITUATIoNs-poMEsTic

WOMAN, colored. desires 8 ewes.
cariare: n refs. AD. a-5i55. "a
C0LORED GIRL desires days work
Tues, and Thurs; good ref, Ii
T-4729, Wed. night; all day Thurs
WOMAN wants part time
after 4 hotel maid. cleaning office
dishwasher, baby sitter. co. 5-2i33
COLoRED WOMAN desires cooking
and Ink. for adult family; 5-day
wk. Ii. 4-2aS0. 25s
COL0RED GIRL desires g.h.w, and
child care or mothers helper: live
out. LU. 3-1470
WOMAN wants days
work. Tues, Wed. and Sat; eX-
perienced, references. NO. 7-1blS.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
ANTIQUES
AND DECORATORS ITEMS
THANKSGIVING SALE

THURS, FRI. SAT, SUN.
Oils water colors, prints, frames.
10e; punch cups, wines. goolets,
l0c; butter chips. 10c: opaleseent
hobnail dishes. 25s "a Iesi oeggo: W.:
Limoges platter, soc; pressed glass
bowls, SOC; lamps. 50c up: Chinese
liuuors, soc: Bavarian china lamp.
81; butter dish. 81; milking stool
81; Victorian chairs. 81; vhatnot;
81: carriage lamp, 81: mantel
clock, 81: hurricane lamp, sl SL 81: 81:
cranberry creamer. 81: c 'anberry
ppStes' Sqotep''k 81; RI A.Rosen1Ssis. Limoges.
. Haviliand plates, 81; miniature
lamp in green PIP, 81; paper
weights, 81; cranberry wines. q;
Bohemian wines, 81; decailter. 81
cal bottles, 81; rocker. 81 pitcher
and bowl, 81; French pp:tes, 81;
punch bowl. 81; spice se,:. ~ cram
berry tumbiers, 81 80: chocolate set.
$3.50: overlay ash trays, Sl.50;
Vasa marina basket. S2.5O; earni.
val pitcher, 8 glasses, 81 90; pird
cage, $3.50: vaseine eruet 5'22o: 2o:
cranberry syrup jug. 81. 80; satin
creamer, $3.50; ) face goblets,
50, so; satin rose bowl. $3.50; end
Of day vase, $3.50; carmel Stag
pitcher. amber d. 8; B. dish, S2.5g:
Cranberry lamp, $3.50; sandwich
spoon holder, $780, Mary Gregory
tumblers, So. SO; cranberry salts,
peppers. $3.50; yellow satin castor
sci. $3.50: china cabinet, S3.50;
hutch base. $50; love seat, $500:
amberina cruet. $3.50; CRANBERRY
cruet, $3.50; purple Stag tumbler'
$3.50; l7-pc. tea set, $3.50; bowls.
50 so; Rubina base, $3.50; blue
Stag sugar. $500 3-fold screen.
81. so; shaving stand, $3.50; Btereo-
scope nailsea vase, $500. Vest
ward Ho compete, S5i cut Rlass
decanter, S5; marble-top table
teakvood, SIS: spinning wheel
trocker). $3.50; marble for cofies
table. $3.50; secretary. $3.50; cob.
biers' benches, SIS up; Tiffany;
Loetz or Aurene Durand Imperial
cameo, and peach glow glass. S1d
up; Danmancy glass, $40 up; VIC
torian bedrm. suites, pine, tear
drop pull. $50; ruby overlay wine
set, $50. Many other bargains, see
cur ad under furniture. open daily
and Sun. til Z. BELL KINDS, 4l2
e. Capitol ST., Ii. 4-96Ss.
BABY CARRIAGE, large. good con-
ditIon. folding type. Call DE. -
Evening star., 1955-11-23
PERsoNNEL OFFICE
9th FLOOR
MAIN BLDG.

BOOKKEEPER, experienced, prefer
ably 35-40 years old. to work In
nnbn AslinSs1s; Ss "a; sso s1Ioe; al eeE
start: 70 take full charge Of books.
general ledger experience required.
State age. experience, and tele-
phone number. Box 49e-B. Star.
BOOKKEEPER, able to assume fun
responsibilities for complete set for
H4 sSeoq4tns peF.r FEM Fem c2pE eays cry ~
$50 Z ST. NV. (Do not phonei
BooKKEEPER, $50 wk. with payroll
exper.; cashier. knoWl. typing, $50;
clerks for ofiee, See Miss Black at
BoYDS, 200 18th. cor. O st.. Ma.
BOORKHEiEPER for ladies ready-to-
wear store in Sil. Spg.. Nd, 40-hr;
BOOKKEEPER sTENOGRAPHER,
part time. 2 days q week. Call
KITCHENS. INC. wo. e-2205 for
BoSRREEPING sSbRElRinsPIIiNG MACHINE oPER-
Rand: salary open: 5-day week.
MAURICE ELECTRIC SUPPLY co.
|BooKKKEPTSG tSx iisP MACHINE OPERA
TOR, for Remington Rand ma
chine: 5tz-day week. Apply RIM.
227. THE HOMER BLDG. 18th
st., between and @. ~
MACHINE OPERA
TOR, experienced. not over 40: D
day week, in F-conditioned once;
life insurance, Decentralization fur
nished. Phone Mr.. Wells. Ma e
$3.50. MUTUAL INSURANCE
AGENCY, INC, 1901 q st. NV.
CAB DRIVERS, top earnings. LanSley
Park. Silver Spring and Takoma
Park. HE. 4-3668. 20
CASHIER--Eyes., Sun. holidays: Ap-
ply MGR, HAYWOOD THEATRE,
Mt. Rainier. Nd. after $50 Pm.
CASHIERS; part time: to work Mon,
Thurs. and Fri. ewes. 5:30-9:30 and
ali day Sat. Apply HECHIEQER
Co. 18th and II sts. ne. MIS-.
CasHiER, experienced With grocery
store checking on MGR cash reg
lister; pleasant working conditions;
good salary. See Mr.. Silyerman at
SURPLUS SALES CO.. 926 Pa. ave.
cuAissHrER-CoUNTER "A cLERK--sun-
days OF, day work. Apply 81 Pa.
ave. nv. VIENNA BAKERY. ---23
Evening star., 1955-11-23
BABY FURNITURE
TOY SUPERMART
GAVE 20.60Co

On all natl adv baby furn., ayettes,
Infants wear. over 1 900 toys, bi-
cycles and tricycles Largest seIec~
tion in washington FACTORY.
SEALED CARTONS Serve yoursen
and save in WashinRton's only
juvenile discount house Thousands
buy at Baby Supermart. Tnefs
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