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always been one of the pitfalls Of man.
kind. Plotinus was preaching the dan
gers of multiplicity of the world back In
the third century. Yet, the problem Is
particularly and essentially woman's
Distraction is, always has been, and
probably always will be, inherent in
woman's life.
For to be woman is to have interests
and duties, raging out in all directions
from the central mother-core, like
spokes from the hub of wheel. The
pattern Of our lives is essentially cir
cular. We must be open to all points
OF the compass; husband, children,
friends, home, community; stretched
out. exposed, sensitive like q SpiderS
web to each breeze that blows, to each
call that comes. How difficult for us,
then, to achieve a balance in the midst
OF these contradictory tensions, and yet
how necessary for the proper function
ing Of our lives. How much we need.
and how arduous Of attainment Is that
Steadiness preached In all rules for holy
living. How desirable and how distant
is the ideal of the contemplative, artist,
or saint-the inner inyiolable core, the
single eye.
WITH A NEW awareness, both painful
" and humorous, begin to under
stand why the saints were rarely mar
ried women I am convinced it has
nothing inherently to do, as / once sup
posed, with chastity or children. It has
to do primarily with distractions The
bearing. rearing, feeding and educating
Of children; the running of house with
its thousand details; human relation
ships with their myriad pulls woman's
normal occupations in general run
counter to creative life, or contempla-
tive life, or sanity life The problem is
not merely one of Woman and Career,
Independence. It is more basically: how
to remain whole in the midst of the
distractions of life how to remain bal
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HE BEACH is not the place to work:
to bread, write or think, l should have
remembered that from other years. Too
warm, too damp, too soft for any real
mental discipline or sharp flights of
spirit One never learns. Hopefully, one
carries down the faded straw bag,
lun1py with books, clean paper, long
overdue unanswered letters, freshly
sharpened pencils, lists, and good inten-
tons. The books remain unread, the
pencils break their points, and the pads
rest smooth and unblemished as the
cloudleSS sky No reading, no writing,
no thoughts even-at least. not at first.
At first, the tired body takes over
completely. As on shipboard, one de-
ScendS into deck-chair apathy. One
Is forced against ones mind, against all
tidy resolutions, back into the primeval
rhythmS of the seashore. Rollers on the
beach, wind in the pines, the slow flap
ping OF heroTlS across sand dunes, drown
out the hectic rhythms of city and sub
urh, time tables and schedules. One
falls under their spell, relaxes, stretches
out prone. One becomes, in fact, like the
element on which one lies, flattened by
the sea; bare, open, empty as the beach.
erased by todayiS tides OF all yesterdays
scribbIingS.
And then, some morning in the second
week, the mind wakes, comes to life
again. Not in city SenSe-no-but
beach-wiSe. It begins to drift, to play.
to turn over in gentle careless rolls like
those lazy waves on the beach. One
never knows what chance treasures
these easy unconscious rollers may toss
up, on the smooth white sand Of the
conscious mind; what perfectly rounded
stone, what rare shell from the ocean
floor. Perhaps channelled whelk, a
moon shell, or even an argonaut
But 1t must not be sought for or
heaven forbid dug for No, no dredg-
ing of the sea-hottom here. That would
defeat ones purpose. The sea does not
reward those who are too anxious, too
greedy, or too impatient. To dig for
treasures shows not only Impotence
and greed, but lack of faith Patience,
patience, patience is what the sea
teaches Patience and faith One should
lie empty, open, choiceleSs as a beach
waiting for gift from the sea.
THE SHELL in my hand is deserted It
] once housed whelk, Snail-like
creature, and then temporarily, after
the death of the first occupant, little
hermit crab, who has run away, leaving
his tracks behind him like a delicate
vine of the sand. He ran away, and left
me his shell. 1t was once protection
to him. turn the shell In my hand,
gazing into the wide open door from
which he made his exit. Had it become
an encumbrance? Why did he run
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be "in grace" and other periods when
they feel "out Of grace" even though
they may use different words to describe
these states. In the first, happy con-
dition, one seems to carry all ones tasks
before one lightly, as If borne along on
great tide; and in the opposite state
one can hardly tie Shoe-String It is
true that large part OF life consists in
learning technique OF tying the shoe
string, whether one is in grace or not.
But there are techniques of living, too;
there are even techniques in the search
for grace. And techniqueS can be culti-
waited. have learned by some expert
ence, by many examples, and by the
writings Of countless others before me,
also occupied in the search, that certain
environments, certain modes of life,
certain rules of conduct are more con-
ducive to inner and outer harmony than
others. There are, in fact, certain roads
that one may follow. Simplification of
life is one of them.
mean to lead simple life, to choose
simple shell can carry easily-like a
hermit crab. But do not. find that
my frame of life does not foster SIM
plicity. My husband and five children
must make their way in the world The
life have chosen as wife and mother
entrains whole caravan of complica-
tons. 1t involves a house in the sub
urbs and either household drudgery or
household help which wavers between
scarcity and non-existence for most of
us. 1t involves food and shelter: meals,
planning, marketing, bills, and making
the ends meet in thousand ways. It
involves not only the butcher, the baker.
the candleStick maker but countless
other experts to keep my modern house
with its modern "simplifications" telec-
tricity, plumbing refrigerator, gas stove,
oil burner, dishwasher, radios, car, and
numerous other labor-saving devices
functioning properly. 1t involves health;
doctors, dentists, appointments, medi-
cine, cod-liver oil. vitamins, trips to the
drugstore. 1t involves education, spir-
itual, intellectual, physical: schools,
school conferences, car-pools, extra
trips for basketball or orchestra prac-
tice; tutoring, camps, camp equipment
and transportation. 1t involves clothes,
shopping. laundry, cleaning, mending,
letting skirts down and sewing buttons
on, or finding someone else to do 1t. 1t
involves friends, my husbands, my chill
dren's, my own, and endless arrange
mentS to get together; letters, invita-
tions telephone calls and transportation
hither and yon.
For LIFE TODAY in America is based
u on the premise OF widening cir
Giles Of contact and communication. It
involves not only family demands, but
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anced, no matter what centrifugal
forces tend to pull one off center: how
to remain strong, no matter. what
shocks come In at the periphery and
tend to crack the hub of the wheel.
What is the answer? There is no easy
answer, no complete answer. I have
only clues, shells from the sea. The bare
beauty of the channelled whelk tells me
that one answer, and perhaps first
ting out some of the distractions. But
how? Total retirement is not possible.
cannot shed my responsibilities ]
cannot permanently inhabit desert
island. cannot be nun In the midst
OF family life. would not want to be.
The solution for me, surely, is neither
In total remuneration of the world, nor
IN total acceptance OF it. must find a
balance somewhere, or an alternating
rhythm between these two extremes; q
swinging of the pendulum between Soli-
tude and communion, between retreat
and return. In my periods OF retreat,
perhaps ! can learn something to carry
back into my worldly life, can at least
practice for these two weeks the sim
plification of outward life, as a begin.
ming. I can follow this superficial clue,
and see where 1t leads. Here, in beach
living, I can try.
, s,copsr,sht 1ass By Anne Morrow Lindsergh pub
and King Features Syndicstel
In her next installment of her
'sCift from the Sea- Anne Nor.
row Lindbergh discusses the
needs of women i'm this modern
world and suggests way through
which they can find the true
essence of their being. 1t will
appear next Sunday, September
7R
Evening star., 1955-07-25
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS UlSFURNIsHED

COL0RED-ROOMS; all privileges:
$50 18th st. Sc. Ii. 6-9743. Furn.
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CONTINUED on nsxt pasel
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NTUATloNs-MEN

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE would
like psrt-time job rs isnitor 81
porter, delivery man. Day work
Can work from 8 to 4 pm. II. g.
6475. --26
sTEREOTYPING AND PRESS woRI
Have had over lo years experi
nonunion. KI. $4,000 after 9 pm
sTEREoTYPING AND PRESS WORN
WANTED. Had over 10 yrs exper
Can furnish refs. TIE; 6-3699,
helper. well known and dependable
RA 6-2l30.
TWO BOYS, 1S, colored, desire sum.
mer work; dependable. Ii. 6-03S7
y%tlNs sstyssn ,5.S "a .,,or.a "a ,ort.r
fountain and dishwashing exper
D. G.. drivers license. Refs. LU
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Office Furniture
GOVT. SURPLUS: SINGLE PEDEs-
tai OAK DESK, S19.50; DOUBLE
PEDESTAL 54x30 OAK. $29. 80;
WOOD 36x96 FOLDING TABLES,
$19.95; NEW E1x42 STEEL. IN
GREEN OR GRAY. $3.50. WE
HAVE AN EXCELLENT SELEC-
TION OF NEW AND USED AT
REAL SAVINGS. SHOP OUR
WAREHOUSE LOCATION FOR THE
BEST VALUES IN TOWN.
N. FRANK q SON
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ROOMS fURNIsHED-N.W.

1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-clean ssle,
rms. new furn., maid service, Ss
wk. up. HO. 2-95S9. -2b
1918 18th sT.-Sirgle. 81; i large
Sou6le: both near bath. CO. 81
1927. -25
1888 18th ST. N.W.-Businesswom
en-: ssl. and dbl. rms; clean. beaut.
turn.; modern baths. NO. 7-9129.
AR COOLED; refsr.. grill, clock ra-
dfo. TV, airfoam mattress. 2147 r
NV: S6-S12. EX. 3-O653. --26
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, 17I4
New Hampshire ave.-Newly dec.
rooms. maid serv. Ho. 2-sseS.
1918 DELAFIELD PL. N.W.---Neat,
small rm.. empl. man, pvt. home,
nr. transp.; S22 mo. Ia. e-005S.
--26
LARGE STATELY MANSION for
exec. or ofieial gentlemen: beaut
spsc. studio rms; Frigidaire; con-
meet. bath; breakfast avail: park
Ing faciis'. maid serv. AD. 4-9S7s.
se A DAY per person, 11o1 18th NV.
1AESEs AAsiEsf s'1s hofsE fsls B E%' 7sss = Sk up
2o2I KALoRAMA R9; N.W:-sinsls
service. DU 7-97S5. -25
CARLTON HALL, BIOL N st. NV
Cool. front 1st-flr. rm. with run
serv. daily: $40. DU. 7-0570. rs
WALK TO WORK; Dupont Circle.
1907 I9th st.-Shaded front; fan.
refrigerator; semipvt. bath: msid.
ss8s MASS. AVE. NV. Master
bedroom, pvt. bath; conv. to down.
town. parking facils. Wo. 6-254o.
$500 BLOCK 14th sT.-IRe. bsdrm.
for one; $50 mo. RA. 6-e69Q or
NICELY FURN. BEDRM.. pvt. bath.
ss ssSasj pr! twin ta.n:si sss' aA Gs-sSs: :alls.
2 LGE. BEDRMs.. for Q reliable
persons, share kit. and bath. all
privl.. no children Fer further
information. Call RA. 6-0041 be-
fore 8 am. or after g pm. --27
DUPONT CIRCLE. downtown. walk
Ing dist.-Cool rms, reas. price.
hot plate permitted. 2014 P st. NV.
--29
1345 L ST. N.W.-Nice lge. room for.
gentleman; COW. location; $s wkly.
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HELP-poAAESTlc

CHILD CARE AND G.H.w.-Perm
Job: must be capable and willins
to assume complete care Of 21-mo
girl and home for employed
mother. Other help for heavy
cleaning. Nearby NV, Nd: live
In; 6-day, Sun. on Some cooking
S3S wk.. recent refs. OIL. 6-75b6
CHILD CARE, 10 vks. old; live In,
pvt. nm. with bath; top wages for
exper: person; refs. necessary. OIL
COOK, e.h,w., live in, thoroughly
experienced, S35 wk., 5la days
all mod. elec. equip. OIL. 2-31 6b
G.H.w CHILD CARE, white, settled
woman; live in: recent local refer
Presbyterian minister's family. sal
airy S25. ia. b-6077. --25
G.H.w.--Stay 3 nights or live in
experienced, good references; 5h
days. no Sundays. $50 vk. ia
GIRL FOR G.H.w. Live in, new
home. fond of children. Refer.
ence required. Excellent salary
Call JU. S.e001.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY for children;
live in; room. board. S15 week
10. 2-e170. After 9 weekdays.
REF1NED LADY. 90 companion anc
horsskseper 10 elderly lady. 40
Evening star., 1955-07-25

ROOF REPAIR
FREE ESTUaATES, very rea1onahll
prices. whits meehAnies. Ho. 2.
7127. rs
sfoNEWoRK = Yiagstons terraces
walks. brick or block retainins
s.lls. ehimneys. 1replaeeS. al
kinds Of cement work. pipe drain.
ass, 2. MARCuccIo. 20. s-Ssss
sToNEWoRK. rstainins walls. aas.
stone patios. walks, repairs; fres
estimate. Can TONY. LU. 2-4130
Evening star., 1955-07-25

COLORED OPENING available i'm.
mediately for sales representatives,
managers and supervisors. Call
Ii. 3-6l00, bet. 10 an. and 8
pm. 32b H st. ne. --26
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
BULLDOZER, shovel, back hoe, dump
trucks. Immediate service. ia.
7-561S; ia. 7-5619. IL
CHAIN SAWS. l-man, $12 per day:
Oman, SIS per day RENTAL TOOL
q EQUIP. CO. JU. 9-6SSl
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FRONT END LOADER, practicaIly
new. ind. or farm for Ford tractor
cost 500. sell for 1915. l Dear.
born hydr. disc fits Ford or Fergu-
son tractor. $500. KE. S-59Ss.
25s
Cultiniulcher; tractor m nnre
Spring, Md. JU. S-3333.
PEAT MOSS--Large bale Dutch peat
moss; regular $5.40, on sale S4.e5;
10 bales or more. $3.50 per bale.
Telephone orders accepted. WA.
sfRkYs AzALEAs NOW for red
HaSIrA ;E!siIi .ssa .ossaRp5sssS; 5ss; 49, g. s.ssssSi sssSEHs
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MIscEL. FoR SALF tcsat.l

GAS RANoEs, new. ussd: inataIla-
oSn- q. .s.. ssAEbitHs 81. ss.ssssssslk ssssks Co. sas'
GAS RANGES. new. used. rspaiEsi
SgsgyS s. Se't tioii i''s TN 'ia''si Z s--- .'sE1t II
ovens. RntsrpriSes szos Inney
I'd. Palmer Park. Prince Georges
County Nd. Phone Monday. sr
GLASS CABINET fun Of beautiful
stuffed and prise birds. An unusual
display for your living or fecfea-
ton ROOM. See 1t TO appreciate It,
GuHifAiR. iS SiBsoN. practically new
Lu. 1883 between Sill pm
HOUSE FURNISHINGS - sacfifes
prices. Hollywood bed, mattress.
Walnut dresser. Jr. bed. lamps. end
tables. drum tables. round din. rm.
table. dtnette table. 4 chairs. dra-
beige, stair carpeting. excel. eond.
Buffet so in. EN-. 1886. ---25
IR0NEk, Simplex. electric, 3-yrs.-
old; scarcely used. excel. cond.
Lawn SSH M Mow1fRf 1ERsss Rec. a inch 6Is as.
S1ss nss; ASA. ceA' soV SnAn,
LAWN FURN. - Brand-nev GALLO
wrousht-iron chaises. tables. chairs
etc. On sale at WESCHIER'S AUC-
TIoN 905 3 st. NV. Tues. July %
LUMBER-LUMBER
| sAyE Ss SSss sssss sAyE zs
SOS THOUSAND
WRECKING
8 BLOCKS
500 BUILDINGS
OPPOSITE NAVY YARD
7th AND M SITS. Sc.
SALESMAN ON JOB
Arrow Wrecking Co.
100 8. CAPITOL ST.
Ii. 3-2261 Ii. 3-2601
29s
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Government Employees
Insurance COn1DanV

A44o IA S&44$S SS&AA NSSA4y
14th and L Sts. NV.
Please Apply ct L st. Entrance
Dental ASSISTANT. white. exper.
for 8. =. Rollins Field. area once.
Give age, exper. and salary desired.
Box 415-M, Star. Pr
DENTAL ASSISTANT. new Hyatts.
vile practice, conscientious and
pleasant, with or without expert
enee. Ju. $1,000. -27
Drug CLERK, expsr. only, must
have some knowledge Of cosmetics.
DRUG LANE. HA. 2-34S4, Mr..
sDIPHoNE OPERATOR: devntovn,
asss0ndMstisgg'd ansm. Msg aohstoNos. SlSst -in2Hn Ex
$4,000, 8 to 8. -26
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, over 10;
evenings and week ends. DISTRICT
HEIGHTS PHARMACY, 7054 Marl-
boro pike, RE. 6-6060. 81
Furn. Sales, Man or Woman
FURNITURE STORE: SI0o PER
WK. DRAW, PLUS UNUSUAL
CoMHG. ARRANGEMENTS. GOOD
OPPORTUNITY. Box Ann. Star.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

BOXER PUPS, Axe reg, Champion
stock. beautiful fawns. Reasonable
HE. 4-5147. -27
MALTESE TOY MALE PUP, . littl,
powder pun, reasonable. Axe reg
WA. 7-0736. rs
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, male. fawn
5 mos. old. beauty: Show prospect
Also other older danes reasonable
Have 10 baby danes, bargain. Must
sell this week. Select yours now
get it in 9 EeekS-yo9r oppor-
tunity ELpAW KENNELS, Alex aals6
~, s-&5s1. H5s ''' s''N' A. oziS' oGSS
PUREBRED golden retriever puppies
2ao2 "a sSsss Ksn.on Dl.' Hillerest Hts Sc
WANTED. Suburban home with chill.
dren. for black cocker. male. 2M
yrs. Axe reg ia. 7-2s63. --2s
COCKER SPANIELS, outstanding
puppies, registered and immunized,
Healthy. OIL. 6-7S26. rs
Axe sired: pedigreed
German mother: shots: beautiful
cUpTs pTpP;ss. pff. 9b %iSIRin SilST2i mai. ssSc
now nc eor's Or later, or ~ Axe s pup later, oi
board your dog. DU. 6-7936.-26
GERMAN short-haired pointer pups
IL weeks, held and show prospects
Int. Field Champ. Franco Beckun
by Arts v. Fuehrerheim. JU. 7-aQ6f
COCKER PUP. Axe reg, . mos,
black male, wormed and temporary
shots. Reasonable. TU. 2-4925:
GERMAN sPITZ. 4 males. 1 female;
IS. 1925 Sth st. NV, HU. 3-3399,
GREAT DANE. male, approximately
years old. Reasonable. Tu; O.
BOXER PUPPIES, Q females. i male,
Axe reg. 8 wks. HA. 2-7774.
COCKER SPANIEL. blond. male
ped, 2 mos: rabies shots. Nice dog
house. Both. S25. JU. 5-307S.
PARKWOOD KENNELS
BOARDING
Toy Manchester terriers and Nina.
ture Pinschers for sale; Axe. 601
Branch ave. Sc. RE. 6-5440.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO TAMPA. Fia.-Elderly
lady wishes responsible man to
share driving and expenses; leaving
as soon as possible. UN. 4-3241.
Evening star., 1955-07-25

REFRIGERATORS
GE, WESTINGHOUSE. Frigidaire, elec.,
gas, Guar. Del. incl, $50 up.
BLOCKS
4e10 Baltic. Ave. M. Peace Cross
4132 "a. IS ssc.sa7SSSS.. aSSS. VA w ny ayessoGo ss5lose
REFGR., s-cu. 1T. GE; good condi.
ton. Call KE, s:40O6. --25
RUGS, Oriental: large and small
reduced prices. RARE RUG SHOP
sAFE-LarRe ONCE. excellent cond.
price, 5000. Cali WILLIAM ii,
SAUNDERS CO. INC, DI. T-l01E
SEWING MACHINEs-summer clear.
ance Of floor models, consoles, and
portables. Also large selection OF
used machines. SINGER SEWING
CENTER. Gill Ga. ava. RA, g.
SaS&SsSts :ss.liiss ST. sAsorsss, sssi3 ESQ Sias
SOD; eS; u FOUNTAIN Sjsisti Eau1PMIISsr IS
used; very reasonable. 330l 45th
ST. NV. WO, 6-6200~ --2S
SOFA Duncan Phvfe. $50; ono,
desk With CHAIR. $40: dressint
SOFA AND CHAIR, overstuffed, ma
room. perfect condition, S75. 2ll4
o st. NV. CO. 5-0644 go
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
ALUMINIUM COOKING UTENSILS
Wearever, for waterless cooking
new 1s-pe. set. $50; 2s-pc. set
AIR CoNDITIoNER, q ton. window
model: good operating condition
used 2 seasons: $l75. May be seei
"a operation. Call RE. 7-0s95.
AIR coEDrTIONERs RENTED
ONLY A FEW MORE LEFT
r. q NJ. REFRIGERATION co;
227 Z ST. NE. II. 1896
ANTIQUES
DO mot sell vour valuable antiau
china, glass, furniture, etc., hetor.
calling WALTER REED ANTIGUA
SHOP for expert Appraisal:
To. sts4s7 sesS GEORGIA AVE IA. ~ gs.7so,
ANTIQUE JEWELRY
RoDIN JEWELS, sos 18th ct. NV
Closed Wed. and Sat. in July
APPRAISALS-see ad under miscel
laneous wanted. ANTIQUES APPRAISED
THE STANLEY GALLERIES, Y
CCuoGu eppI 6AcCI Is-AdStAOlcSAS, ., oS
n Ct. NV. Georsetown. Ap. 4
BABY SCALES. Detecto: bath tabll
Trimble; Playpen, 40x4o; playpsifs Isis
tot and Thayer. ia. s-7s5e. IS
BATHTUBS. new and, used. basin
toilets: at lowest prices. BLOCK
1746 Lee hwy. ia. $500.
BED. Hlywd.. S25; breakfast Sc
S25: rug. cotton. SO; sofa, .S2i
chest q dwrs.. $40. ST. 3-ss54'
BED 70 s5: p;mii SPRINGS, sb: table. SIS
sstsr sis bust sse' sio 19y' L is.s s.7Ss4 enals'
,BEDRoOM FURNITURE. mahogany
Will sacrifce. Call after 6 pm, ia
5-3162; 2112 Key blvd. Arl., Va
BEDRM.--Mahog.. like new, I ecm
plete suites, Q twin, 2 dble. bedi
innerspg. mattress, coil spgs.: wi
sell as suite or piece. Also cd
pieces. Reas. Closing out lge. house
Call 10 a.m.-6 pm. Elk. 3-70l;
BELT coNvEYoR, Ferguson, 18Th
wide belt by "a It. Ga in, owe
all. Good condition. Call MI
HAMRICK at JU. $500. -N
nrSfil neer finish You 70 'ns can T have spplie
TO the outside walls Of your home
The cost is but q fraction. BOND
STONE adds to the value Of you
property. Free est, nothing. dowI
up to 3 years to pay. OIL. 4-6133
after 8 pm. OIL. 10000. CAPITOl
CONTRACTING CO.. Bethesda. Md
BRICK - BRICK
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HglP-WoMEN
AL Secretary, $50 Wk,
Private. Exec. Type.

Private. Exec. Type.
Aviation secy., tipping -------3326
Brokerage secy. -----S S66 wk. up
Need 200 new appls. for excel. posi-
tions. FREE Reg, inquire ST. g.
3666.
lBOYD'S, Cor. 18th and G
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

Al GENERAL CONTRACTOR-Re-
modelling cement brick any kind
RE. S-2ssf. RI. 1850.
ADDITIONS, screened porches, pattos
snd dpivewass our speciality. oao,
ALTERATIONS, porcSes, S
talousies. kitchen modernized. rec
rms. complete remodeling service:
estimates free: all work fully. guar. !;
SEQ SALES. ss"A, Ju.' s-so1S. EMz.
BRfCK AND REPxiR WORK, no
GEORGE W. HENSON. Jr- Lu.
BEIcKwoRK. new and repairs. sd-
iiI..o BILL tx. :s s-aas5. sssta'e'' 'a' ~N'
CARPENTRY work Of all kinds, reas.
prices; P.E r., prompt ea2tk service by toS or
shelvins, cabinets. general repairs.
Reliable j. ROWELL. EX. 3-0627.
CARPENTRY. can build or repair
ANYTHING; need work. Call g.
rIpoERa,SAE G1oKa WA: 7lSSs14lA4ii1Ar,oNs:2 7SS1l4ii r..
done immed. RA. s-Ss22' any time
FLAGsToNE, STONE. CEMENT, pa
tios walls, steps, etc. Free estimate.
FLOOR SANDING. fnish: new. 7c
g. IT.; old l0c up. c. 1, HINsoN:
FLOoR SANDING. finishing. clean
ing and waxing: .reas. rates: free
PLASTERING REPAIRS. patch work
alterations and additions. Exper
white mech. Reas. JU. 9-4154.
PAPERING, $40 and up this week
only; 1855 sunfast washable papers.
RA, 3-73o3, JU. 9-760S
PAINTING, interior. exterior. Free
seS. Mr. Ises HousroN Lu ssass
PAINTING, papering. wsterprooiins;
interior exterior. FLA loans avail.
For estimates call w; e-477l. -
ING, any size fob: white mechs.. 80
Ni 'sRsF's Hs sFSSEE4, fFii e. VI sA D so4as ~
PLUMBING AND HEATING. low
prices. free estimates: Md. work
only, MR.. LEE, VIII. 6-6SO7. -29
REMoDELING OF ali kinds. paint
ing. asphalt tile and roofing DE
2-0201, AP. 7-2e37 or LA. 6-686s.
ROOF CHECK AND REPAIR, SIS
Promot service; skilled mechanics
d. c. Va. and Nd. Lu. 2-9l7l
-25
Evening star., 1955-07-25

Executive Type Women
Several Aggressive,
Cultured, Mature-Type
Women With Cars to be
Added to New Division
Greater Washington's
Most Exciting, Crafty
ing, Direct Sales Work
lS1OO wkly. guar. to eual. selectessi
SO per day during necessary Al
day training period under TARRON
BE9SEN, famed sales PSYCHOLOGIST
and Americas No. / trainer Of sue
cessfll direct sales personnel.
Pls. do NOT apply unless able devots
full time TO this highest level type
service-selling position, which VIII
require two daytime hours and 8
evening hours Of intensive effort &
days weekly.
This ia the Arst time women havs
ever been considered In this ter
ritory for our sreat sesvtce-prss'
tige product.
Evening class for both men and
women beginning Tuesday. July ~
for conf; interview between 10 ant
For mature career women Of ex.
lperience desiring increasing incoml
to potential, high Of S300-$60(
wkly. this ad 10 Q must. It vii
very likely not be rrn again, seS
our ad under help wanted men.
Evening star., 1955-07-25
BUSINESS SERVICES
MIscELLANEoUs FoR SALE

AIR-CoNDITIONNG surveys made
Be sure Of the prope6 size for gou'
Evening star., 1955-07-25
library CLERK
OFFICE CLERK

General once work with some typ
ting and shorthand. oppor. for sub.
sHe Ric sUspptYp sp tApPss e., SsSsSof sosi ISL IG e.
Ill. @pg,. Nd. --26
Evening star., 1955-07-25
LUMBER

Flooring Suitable for
Sheathing or Sub-Flooring
$25 PER M
Evening star., 1955-07-25

REFRIGERATORS
GE AND FRIGIDAIRE
UNIVERSAL ELECTRONICS
500 Upshur st. NV. Tu. 2-sSss
Evening star., 1955-07-25

MEDICAL MICRosCOPE-NeW Leitz.
fully equipped, reasonably priced.
MOTORS bought, sold, exch.; all
makes: lowest prices. ELECTRIC
EQUIP. CO.. 247S Sherman ave.
Evening star., 1955-07-25
STENOGRAPHER
TEACHERS

Elementary school, pvt. In Nd
suburbs for . LIST grade and {
9Th grade teacher for Sept.-Fall
term. Please reply In own hand
writing stating age. qualineatio
Box 419-L. Star. rs
Evening star., 1955-07-25

Oak Flooring-$65 Per M
SliRht CHARGE for Delivery
ACE WRECKING co.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE.
d. C. Yard, LU. 4-0500
ROCKVILLE YARD. Po. 2-9211