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ct. Paul
Who's Who
Who's New
Where's To Go
Whof's To Do
BY MILDRED JORDAN

been having quite time and there
describe horrible episodes lengthy
theories about what 'hoodIums"
THE Manifold SCOUT had its first paclc
meeting last Friday the
boys good They projects
cd forward TO receiving their pins
mens the scout manual that pinned
the boys by their parents Many the pack
ing embarrassed parents
should we label this parental delinquency? expose
these their hougess negligence appear
before judge? should wait for a matter
until the cubs become
failures?
NEXT PACK MEETING OF TROOP 20 let's have good
representation parents The boys doing their
bit OF them They
port a good preventative juvenile delinquency
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-13

REFRESHING ENTERTAINMENT. drama The
Pajama Game" at the st Paul Auditorium
spirited comedy and
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full details about these wonderful windows q.
in the RECORDER,
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THE LEApERs OF rHE Manifold AND rrIr HALLE

giving freely of their time and talents help the
the develop responsibility
above all should all
II parent have responsibility
improving your community
Evening star., 1955-11-06

See Fisher on aCoke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

low the church in East and
West" to plan on a larger basis.
Make missionary work more
international, interdenomina-
tional and interracial
Shift mission work to less
formal and institutionalized
methods" using more voluntary
lay service" in countries where
the government is assuming
more responsibilities for hospital,
education and other institutional
care.
More coordination among
church agencies in relief of the
destitute whose suffering has
become chronic"
Training of Americans who go
abroad as businessmen and tech
nicians to aid the missionary
movement.
Church members to give real
istically in support of foreign
missions"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

Ito scrape up 5000 million of this
Egypt's Finance Minister, ABB
dull Kaisouni. is negotiating with
the World Bank for a reported
5000 million loan. The money
expected to be provided by the
United States Government would
round out the total cost.
Russia is reported to have Of
fered Egypt assistance amount
ling to $500 million on the prof.
Iect. But no concrete proposals
have been forthcoming in sup
port of this, it is understood.
The World Bank has found
that Egypt's dam project is tech
nically feasible and economically
sound. The dam, to be located
at Aswan on the Egypt-Sudan
border, would generate electrical
power as well as irrigate vast
areas of the desert land. 1t
would take possibly 20 years to
complete It's lake reservoir
would be the biggest in the world.
Consideration of Egypt's call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08
5. Plans Aid
For Egypt Dam
BY the Associated Press

The administration may ask
Congress to approve a 10-year
program giving Egypt 5000 mil
lion to help build its proposed
high dam on the upper Nile
River.
This is one suggestion getting
serious consideration, officials
said last night.
Other proposals, they added,
include such variations as MAX
ing the 5000 million partly in
loans and partly in outright gifts.
All told, Egypt's long cherished
dam project would cost about
'$1.3 billion. Egypt is expected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08
This Is your LAST CHANCE :.

70 enter BRER RABBITS "heIusses Mosie" Contest . 80
ACT NOW =. for there are 10000 in prizes for ths best
moIss.es recipes and one Of your, may win! Each recipe
must fall into one Of S classes CLASS !: Cookies. Pies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

for financial help on the dam has
been given a high priority in
administration planning of for
.eign aid expenditures.
If Congress is asked for funds
to help build the dam, the re-
quest would be made as part Of
the overall foreign aid program,
which is expected to total be-
tween 81 billion and So billion.
The exact form of Egypt's re-
quest will depend upon what the
World Bank does on Egypt's re-
quest for a loan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08
Package Air Trip

NEW DIRK Dec. 8 R.-Be-
ginning January 2. theater lovers
the country over will be able to
buy a package air trip to New
York with assurance of orchestra
seats to Broadway productions
of their choice. The package
will include hotel accommoda-
tons and most meals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

one and its as pretty
IS rs practical
5esisned exclusively
for Nssesfs by Slick
IN ~hsetproef Py'ex
brand glass with a
decorative chrome
band that fsstsns
ths nen.hsstins
handle securely.
And the DELUXE
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Coffee Maker sets firmly on is own.
smsrtIy drilled metal base -. where
The candle eeHss-wsrmsr Keeps your
Ns.esfs piping hot for second cups.
You can get one Is you HURRY 49,.
by writing Nesesfs. Dept. S. Box S,
New York 46. N. T.. and. enclose 81
end the Nesesfs paper inner seal!
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CLASS ;: added 10 Canned Beans as MIEhske Insfedenf Cereal s~se'ensF
ste. CLASS 4: Main onhs. Vegetables. GLASS s: Candies Popcorn. There
ere i74 BIG Prize. in each class Isl prize $1,000, 2md prize $3.50. 3d pMS
500 and Is prizes Of SIS each. You have es chances TO win. snd Pills
bury. Best" offers BONUS AWARDS 10 The top prize winners Of each class
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LAKEWOOD makes it SO cosy for you to give he
the ~IoveIiest stocking for Christmas! They stretch
so costly from toes to thighs thot just 3 sizes fl
everyone petite, average, toll! Never wrinkle
bog or sag. Keep seams stroieht all doy long
Three types for every hosiery need, in VeIveteen
q brown beige, Chiffon, q groyed beige, and Porl
Glow, q golden beige.
Lansburghs-HoSIERY-Washington. Street Floor; Langley ParI
Maryland. First Floor
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and injustice by citizens of our
country speaks more loudly
abroad than do sermons of mis-
sionaries and pastors about
reconciliation"
Other points recommended in
the statement:
New organization forms to als
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THIS SPECIAL OFF

THIS SPECIAL OFFER is especially
for YOU -. 70 help you enjoy good
coffee by the potful! us q smart new
DELUXE Nesesfs Coffee warmer 80
$4.9s value for only 81 and the inner
seal from any iar Of NesesfS. have
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gu. or Clam Chewdsr. That's how 10
make new soups from two soups.
Here, your chance 70 Be creative.
You esn make hearty soups or light
soup. Whatever The combination,
you will be serving . nutritious. salts
Tying meal. Why don't you stock up
now on Csmpbeirs. With q full homo
Soup shelf. you can always make .
delicious meal in . iiHy.
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Mission Session Fovors
Ending of Segregation

DAYTON. Ohio. Dec. 8 Q1-A national conference OF Protes-
tant mission workers ended yesterday after approving a seven
point policy message to churches, emphasizing elimination Of
racial differences.
The meeting was the sixth annual assembly of the Foreign
Missions Division National Council of Churches. DelegateS
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HERE'S . tims-ssvine
tip for The busy hoIi-
days shead. Keep on
hand . big supply Of
favorite soups when.
ever you GO. pinehsd
for lime or you can't
get 10 the o that
day. Just reach for a
couple Of cam OF
csmpbslI's and relax.
Take Cream Of Celery.
for example and mix
il with Chicken Noodle
OF Cream Of Aspsrs.
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represented 40 DENOMINATIONS.
The policy statement said
Christians in America should
labor fearlessly -. for elimina-
ton of segregation and un-
brotherliness in our churches and
community institutions.
Every act of unbrotherliness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

Duplicate awards in event Of ties will be made and oil
entries recipes and recipe names become the property OF - 81
psniek & Fore, Ltd. Inc. Ms EASY and It's FUN. TOO -. - -
Just send The nsms and recipe Of your favorh. "Motoms. AVIAN
Moeie" dish which uses Brer Rabbit. the moLswss with reI &HW
New Ohsons flavor II. the basic ingredient along with E7
i ! ! !: !: !: s.; !: !: !: !; :: !: II: f: !; !: {; e: e: !: G !; !; !: !: g: :: 81: !: !: !: !: I: !: /: !: Il; ]; J; J: ;: !: ! J: = :. :
in oy or oil S classes each one accompanied by . B"r ~
Rsbbh label and U.s. separate envelopes for sseh entry.
CLIP THESE RECIPES, which were featured on. the EWGS
KRAFT TV Theatre this week for they re made for hoi. KtHG
day entertaining: X
0 "pHlLr' NAM DIP: Cream ! Soz pkg. Philadelphia Brand
Cream Cheese until smooth; blend in VI cup Kraft Mayonnase.
devhed ham, " tp. onion juice and dash Of salt and freshly ground pepper
Put the dip in bowl placed in the center OF a hyi surround with potato
chips and serve.
o DATENUT CUP CAKES: Combine l cup Miracle Whip Salad Dressing and cup
sugar. Add tsp. vanilla. St together 2h cups shted cake flour, tsp.
soda, tsp. baking powder, VI tsp. salt and "a tsp nutmeg. ADD alternately
TO the salad dressing mixture with u cup cold water, blending well after
each addition until smooth. Add 2 tbsps grated orange Imd, "a cup OF
chopped dates and u cup chopped pecans and blend H. Pour INTO paper
lined or creased muffin pans. Bake in 350 oven for 20 to rs Minis. IA dozen
medium size cup cakes. Frost with:
Q ORANGE FR0SINe: Cream " cup Pakay Margarine. Add z tSs. grated
orange rnd and "a tsp. salt. Add q cups sdted eontectonefs sugar alter
natey with " cup orange juice. Beat until light and fluffy.
-nHE WANT YOU to try new Red Cross STERILE
kWE% ABSORBENT (made by Johnson & Johnson E.
~SAAAPEE for it's smoother, softer and faster absorbing than
Tx|1 cotton! That's because it's made OF viscose rayon
su,uTI ssssau, fiber and there's never been an absorbent ."
60 - soft, 50 Unite and so pure. You'll ue 1t IN num-
-I dreds Of ways, too :. exactly like cotton. And I'm
sure you'll love it :. so III pay for your first package. Just buy a Ne
roll at your Drug Store, cut use like cotton" from the label and mail u
Nancy Sasser, I'll Madison Ave, New York l6, N. y. I'll send you Ge
70 cover purchase price and postage but only one to q family
o#~ ~oa~ DEE. u. ts NO ee"sse'es Win Americas h'ho"" Red e'0~
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G.H.W.. white, 1885; must live In;
children. 2la, yrs; salary open.
Cal after Z pm, FL. 4-s515
G.HW.. Langley Park, small ram
bier, eolored. of Suns. half day
salts; $50 wk. HE 1890.
HOUSEKEEPER. white. board. room
and salary; no baby sitting. Can
MAID. must know how to cook
clean and help take care Of chill
dren; 5la days. live In. salary
open Apply In person with refer
ences 5511 Cedar pkwy- Chevy
Chase. Md. -16
MAID. white. for .semi-invalid. light
homework; strongi age 5000; must
live in; i weekday. and alternate
Sundays of; $50 wk. no. 2-0656
MAID. live in. child care and gen
eral Homework, no cookinE. nice
home. JE. 4-2406. -10
ELDERLY LADY to live In home Of
: employed widowed mother. school
age and one Ayr. -old Small wages
refs, Call EN-. 3-l063. 20
MAID TO do cook
ing, cleaning and limited care OF
children. In Spring Valley home
live in, Thurs. and every other Sun.
on. $40 wk. Box &c. Star. Id
SlOO MO-. live in. pvt. rfi; ano
bath (only expert; houseeleaner
and personal laundry; no shirts OF
cooking; = small school children;
age IS to AS: " day Thurs. every
other Sun. of. Call after y AM
IA. 0-olI6. -l9
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BASKIN FURS
9th and G

FUR COAT, Bombay Indian lamb.
gray size 8, length 3Sia in. Just
remodeied. relined~apd put In LIST
class eond. Valued at $3.50; sell for
SIS S,r sssh; 70. aI .IMs 1,.,a.
new, better-Rrade, modern bedrm,,
II. din. rm., Nv, rm. and bede!ng
Some factory closeouts and md I nopr
STAHLERS, $40 18th st. NV.
UNCLAIMED Dec
chair, So, record cabinet. SIS; in
nerspring mattress, $40; loveseat
$50; coil springs, S.; Lawson chair.
$50. HOLLYWOOD bed, SEQ; chest OF
drawers SO: Lawson sofa, 500;
bed. SIS; studio couch. S3S: dinette
set. S34: wardrobe. $40; sofa bed,
sac; ONCE desk SI5; leatherct top
night tables. sis. Hidabed. $50;
club chairs. $50; also misc. items.
We also reupholster sofa and chair
500 up, incl. labor and materials,
slip-cover sofa and chair S54, incl.
labor and materials: refinishing
cabinet work, draperies. HOFF-
MANN uPHoLsTERERS. 2447 18th
st. NV. CO. b-5l16 49,
FuRNITuRE--Complete liv. rm., and
s RsSrm Rsas VS. e ssas ana cnsir
FuRSiTuRE@-s rooms: $500; May
also rent apt. II desired. JU
7.702S after 4 pm. 81
Holly
wood bed, excellent conditions; 2
occasional chairs. $50. OIL, 2
FGRNiTuRE--as14 End. st. s. Arl.
IA. S-pll6, OpUn 90 through Dec,
81. Lip rm, suite. NAH. veneer
twin bedrm. suite; maple twin bed
rm. suite: hospital bed. blankets
and linens: bookcases: books: XII.
furn. and utensils. 'WEDGWooD
manv small items. Bargain prices
IIaiSIT nsiFk xc dENoLANpER Holly
Reasonable. Call DU, 7-s4l4, eyes,
FHuRfNITuRE--I.iving. room couch
and lounge chair, hide-s-bed, 2 rub
her foam chairs. . bedroom lamps;
perfect condition. JU. 7-7B41.
FURNITURE--Sofa, lounge chair, 2
Preside chairs, torch lamp, maple
single bed desk. chest, bookcase,
spreads, curtains. scatter rugs, JU.
FURNiTuRE-plate glass mirrors,
siits BROTHERS FURNITURE Co.
> blks. from Baileys Cross Road
on Seminary I'd. Open Tuesday and
Friday til o. JE. 10000.
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WELDERS. new or used. LINcoLNs
4 LANDRUM. inc. 1898 Cathedral
St. BALTIC. MI. 5.S5I1.
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(2)

In home ONCE of aviation commu-
nications company; 5-day, 40-hour
week; group insurance. airline priv
sfanH. raT ME- y aG0n
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGHLY TRAINED private tutor
dence and freedom from self con-
sECRETARIES, S55-Sl00 wk.: typ
ist. S45-S65 wk,; bookkeepers. S65-
500 wk.: PIX typist, S50-S65 wk.
Beg. and quick review courses. In
quire Ma. S-2340. now. BOYD
SCHOOL test. AZ yrs.l, cor. 18th
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iEAsONED FIREPLACE WOOD and
kindIinE. Ii. 1-4406. Ia

SINGLE, vic. Mass and 18Th St:
maid servts o Eeigr;; seTipyts; i hath
SOUTHERN CLUB, 1875 Massisave.
n.w.-Home for discrim. suests: lge.
rm. pvt. bath. also ssie. for man:
home priyils. NO. 7-s303. -15
l5a7 EYE 81 N.W.--Rooms,x SE up.
Also Housekeeping. Call RE. =
IVY VIZ p ST NV. The churehiIhF"-
S3e Up MONTHLY = KEYSTONE
HOTEL. 18th and Pennsylyania
e is n Issh ST. Nw.-Lovely rms.
some with pvt bath: distinctive ad-
dress; daily maid service: 24shr.
sSSttchbsosaSyd' rates $3.50 up weekly.
sH0REHAM VIC. 5000 sand St
Lovely Diet. quiet home: lse. rIli..
park. Gentleman; $40. Wo. 6-l527.
MT. PLEASANT AREA-Furn. I'm.
with cookdins PRIVILEGES. Reas. rent.
1886 H oGE ST. N.w.-Lov.ly redee.
ssle. nm. with running water; only
1855 VI" 18th ST. N.w.-only S. rk.
for clean. warm. sGle. rm., adjacent
COR Or 18th AND L SITS. Nw.-Room
for or, ., next bath; child, ac,-
ceptsd; Ink. refgr.; mr., school:
cd mi l5th E =, MI s;o! Apt 2S Soc ba;
blk. Conn. ave; S35 mo. EN-. q
SINGLE TTSG D AND D0iGHBLE ROOMS.
running water: SIS to $12. D1. Z.
4Ta7, HOS L st. NV. -1S
900 ADAMS MILL RD.,. overlooking
Rock CT. Pk. -Exclusively furnished.
decorated studio rooms for ,t sSss1I:
daily maid service. AID. 4-967S.
1893 PARK RD.--Loyely. clean rms,
young men; sgle., dble.: maid serv.:
sood parking: 81. so wk. DU. 1854.
PARK. blk. to Conn.
ave,-Attrae large seie,. $40 mo;
KIT, priyil;. avail, Heaut. detached
HOUSE. 1923 N st. nv
Join friendly. young crowd. Meet
nice people. Lounges. rec. rms.
dancing, bowling, tennis, slee club.
T msn.r ssnd szss sSit mo aG s-7 ~
EMBASSY AREA-Newly dec, best
transp;; , 4 SCI; and dble; s25 and
lS vi Go lS MAJ, f Rs: Nv N'w2 s.d.
rms, family-sized lge. kit, liv.
nm; clean. decent folks. lis
LADIES! Walk to work
from 18th and Eye-Comfort and
attrac., elev.. switchboard, maid
serv. $3.50 per wk. ME. S-5107.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY APPoNTED
studio.type room. 27l1 Conn. ave.
NV. DE. 2-4l45. 80
Mr.. CONN. CATHEDRAL AYES
King-siZe rm, next shower, bath;
pvt. home: young man. no. 2-33oS.
e517 14th ST. N.w.-Eng. bsmt.
studio rm. next bath. clean, conf;
$50 mo. AID. 4-1635. Id
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS
Cooking and laundry facilities. some
with hot and cold water; blk,
from Dupont Circle: front door bus
stop. Govt Girls preferred for per-
manent roomers. Call LII. 2-s145.
Sc A DAY per person; 11ol 18th
n.w.%-.Attrae: sgle. :dble. nm, So VIZ.
up. VANNES HOTEL, DI. ,7-7sss.
'ItS T ST. N.W.-Refgr. grill, sink,
1854 wk. Elk. 3B633.
women, sele. and dbie. rms; clean.
besut. furn.; mod. baths. NO.
7-9l2a
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SlTUATloNS-poMESTic

HoUSEKEEPER. white. with school
age child. wishes position in
motherless home. or working mother
with children: sal 10. ISIS .
MOTHERS HELPER. colored. 81
pm: elderly lady preferred; vic
Chapel Oaks, SP. 3-7443. -.
WOMAN. good all-round worker de.
sires day. full or part time work;
refs. CO. 5-014O,
COLORED WOMAN, reliable, wants
3 days work. AID. 2-0S0ti.
WOMAN, colored, desires days work
Friday; refs. furnished. After u
pm. To. 2-S5l1.
GIRL desires dAywork Or 5-day
IA IA ss-9s'i H.s ave OUT CAP 'Au mis-
COLORED WOMEN desires baby SIT
tins. cleaning of1ces or any form OF
domestic work after $50. Call
after $50 NO. 7-0331. l5'
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siTuATloNs-Mfh

BOoKKEEPER. part time exper.
dble, entry, payroll. taxes, etc:
cfE ER m taxes. CAIN,
PAYROLL, COST ACCTG., tmkpg,,
some bkkpE.. lo yrs. exper. Mn.
$50 wk. JU. b-3047 after o,oo
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS and SERVICES

jsiousies, kitchen remodeiins b.
specialists; al! work fully quar-.
SECO SALES. 8l7 Sligo ave, Silver
Spring, g, s-30lo; day or n Lii I
All types masonry. PVT, built homes.
Carpenter - Porches. partitions,
store fixtures. cabinets, repairs. re-
liable. J. RowELL. Elk. 3-o827.
CEMENT OR STONE wd 5Ssk
Adams 2-9s70 after 8 pm. 15e
CHAIN LINK FENCE INSTALLED
SO, AZ. As. 90. az in. high. Save
los today, Friday and Saturday
Telephone for free estimates.
SEARS RoEBUCK g. co.
Gil Bladensburg Rd. NE. Il; 1880
$500 Wilson Blvd, All, ia. $4,000
s455 colesville Rd, s. s. JU. a-a010
ELECTRICAL, WIRING and repairs
FLOORS REFiiNisHED LIKE NEW;
free estimates; reduced prices, c. R
Gooy OYER we, 5,6sSs any time, ..
Ole, floors, LOG and UP; Work Guar
ySrEhRI alsf faTST IN and. p.perns
enamel, Nat work. with scenic de.
signs 2 specially ia. 2-s39s.
PAINTING, papering. FIRST class
workmanship work done imme-
distely. MR.. PoAT, RIA. 3-5643;
PAINTING, white mechanics. int.
and ext. Reas. rates. free estimates.
Phone any time. DE. 2-2779 lis
PAINTING, exterior. interior; lst-
class work. Do own work. . BROTH
crs, white. Ref. ia. 2-i73l. Ia
PAINTING. interior and exterior
Cal anytime, ress. rates. DoMl-
Paf f nSas' sio hS and p- up this week
only: 1855 sunfast washable pa
pers. gu. $4,000 RA. .3-73aa.
PfAsTERING AND DRY WALL,
patching and repairs: prompt serv
reas price XII $4,000. --I5
PLAsTERING REPAIRS - Old and
new work. lge and small Jobs. Reas.
White mech. Work guar. JU. ga "a
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Lov
prices. free estimates; Nd work
only Mr.. LEE. VIII 6-6S07 lis
ROOFING, siding cutters. down
spouts. painting and general bldg:
WORK s.' calvin R wEAsE. ~ s.
ROoFING, new work; repairs: gut
tiers. spouts: carpentry; painting
A, b. THOMAS WA. 1882.
TILE BATHROOMS, kitchens re
paired: ceramic only. Remodelins
Work guaranteed. Ii. 7-5S73. liz
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HELP-WoMEN

sECRETARYszexperieneed. modern
Aforementioned once; 5-day. 3d.
hour week. Apply after 10 AM.
Room 603. ll45 10th st. NV:
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STATISTICAL TYPIST, young lady
for CPA's once; accurate with ftE-
ureS, general knowledRe OF book
keeping; approx. "a hours week,
mornings or afternoons. Permanent
position. call MRS. DEERY', pI.
7-9346. Us
sTENOGRAPER-startinR January
3, local once OF National oreani-
zation requires services OF attrac-
tive young lady under 80. Excel
lent working conditions sesln.
appointment call ST. 3-202l. -ie
sTENoGRAPHER. attractive openins
With NATL research organization
use dictaphone. IBM cleo. type
writer, pleasant working condi;
tions. Dupont circle area. Can
WALKER. DE 2-1051. la
STENOGRAPHER for responsible
position. Open salary. Pleasant
working conditions. AID. 4-Oo4Q;
srENoGRAPHER-Immed. openins
for capable young woman, UNDER
30 in Public Relations Dept. OF
Ice. assoc: S-day 40-hour week.
Can Mr.. RAGsDALB, MA. s-e0sO
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sITuATIoNs-WoMEk


STENOGRAPHER wants work on
Saturdays, Hyattsville or Rtverdale.
WA. 2-S535 after Z pm. l6'
STENOGRAPHER available for tenn
porsry work; experienced; expert,
REFINED WHITE LADY will care
for sick or baby sit evenings. RA'
I TYPE 90 WORDS a minute &C.
curately VIII pick up and deliver.
RA. 3-314S. III =,
capable, career Ral
wants Job as once manager OF
small business: convenient TO Rock
vile or express transportation; SO
to start. Box 372-C, Star. IL
TWO GRADUATES, prac. nurses. de-
sire private or institutional nurs-
COLoRED LADY. neat and expert
enced. desires work as counter or
fountain sirl. DE. 2-l312. lb'
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Age 91.S5. white. good stenographic
skiils, accurate typing and spelling
essential; permanent position with
good salary: excellent opportunity
for competent young woman; o.dey.
40-hour week: many emplove eene-
fits. In resume. give age. eouca-
ton. experience. BOZ 11S.B' star
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Jan. manufacturer
representative. heating and air con-
ditioning, needs pleasant. attractive
secretary. Shorthand not essential.
Good telephone manners important.
Salary open. Must assume resron-
sibilities OF l-girl once. Call ST.
3-I2T2, from 9 to 5. except sunday.
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FURS-DISCOUNT
Savings up to 500 on any,
thing In the line OF fine
furs. A visit to our shop is
a must II you value you
$$$$$. Hundreds of slightly
used mink garments at a
fraction of their original
cost. Shop and compare.
Open Mon. and Thurs. till 9.
BASKIN FURS
OIL. z-l ~
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FILE CABINETS

FILE CABINETS
Special Purchase, U. S. Govt.
100 4-drawer legal. heavy duty, fun
suspension Shaw Walker. Globe
Wernicke, G. r. make: orfeinal cost,
Ss3 80. Like new condition. offered
q amazing low price OF 81 30.
card files. Free delivery and park
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP.
$50 New York Ave. NV.
FIREPLACE LOGS. gas and cleo. !:
screens andirons. tools ACME
STOVE 10il 7th st. NV. MA. s.
FOAM RUBBER for cushions. pads;
25l3 NJ ST. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
FOAM RoBBER. CUT ANY SHAPE
MiK1U9 5i4s iEN NV co * sasssss
FREEZERS-New 1858 GE lieu,
asa apsl' how q saS shSss t FOed p aas
M Eaisf0'f 1855 no. ps sssasoo. ~ i9'''
FURS--Cold weather in July Is bad
for bathing suits. warm weather in
December did US no good. OverStock
forces me 10 make the most SensA-
tional reductions on every fine fur
coat. fur scarf and cape In stock
Sunday Is going to be clearance
and a day to be remembered at
Baskin'S. For example, fine mou-
tons. formerly priced at SIPS, will
so for SSS: Hoilander blended
northern back Hnuskrats. originally
$499, will be sold at SaSs. and so
on down the line, Anything in the
day q. actually less than whole
sale cost Every fur piece in stock
Is Of lg55-56 styling. we are not
attempting to sell outmoded gar
ments. Store open from Q am gssto
5 pm BASKIN FURS, cor. Sth
and @ SITS. NV --i6
convertible 10 cape; original value
$500; like new Sacrifice. S125,
JU. S.2l43.