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Evening star., 1955-06-23

Not for the fainthearted or the amateur-shis
toughie, prepared especially for Good House.
keeping by America's foremost crossword
Pussle expert, Margaret Farrar. In fact, this
Pussle may euen hare some of the pros gnosls-
ing their teeth in Illustration. But-Oh!-fhe
satisfaction of soiuing il. Think you can? See
July GOOD HOUSEKEEPLNC-out today.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
TOMATO CHEESE GAIL SALAD

Soften Unasyosed Gene cup cold omato juice stir until
thoroughly dissolved n lh cups hot tomatO juice Add tsp salt
tsp peppes, tbsp lemon Pour small amount geme mixture into
3eup ring individual mods chill both mixtures mbeaen egg white
consistency Mix together 1ozl Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese
sp tbsp diced celery chopped stuffed olives and chopped
ee form into balls Place cheese balls into partially set gaine mixture
remaining gane mixture; chill until firm Unmod salad green's
serve with Matt Salad Dressing Makes q servings
Evening star., 1955-06-23

Get this BIG
July issue
at your
dealers
today
Evening star., 1955-06-23
BOOO IDEAS
BUI-lINE ES
by Nancy Sasssr

WEEKLY ADVERTISING cotUN os THINGS NEW AND INTERESTING
New York, June 23-Les's start with Summer Salad
made with KNOX Unasvored Ceatine this sparkling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-25

friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Schwartz, at their apartment.
At about 1905 pm, Mrs
Ostreicher went into the bed
room and a few minutes later
was heard to cry out, II feel
sick"
Her mother and the Schwartz
ran to her assistance and found
her unconscious. After vainly
trying to revive her, Mr.
Schwartz ran up the street and
got DR.. Samuel Manstein. After
an, examination, DR.. Manstein
summoned police and the fire
rescue squad. They administered
oxygen for about Is minutes
when DR.. Manstein pronounced
the young woman dead.
Later. DR.. Samuel H. Katz
came to the apartment and said
he had been Mrs. OStreicher's
physician for four or five years.
DR.. KATE said she had been in
good health except for minor
ailments. He said she also was
being treated by a DR.. Louis
Tuft for an allergy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz said
that the young woman was in
apparent good spirits during her
visit.
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Heiress' Mystery Death
Probed in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Is P1.
"A 22-year-old Philadelphia So
cialite who last June "a eloped
without her family's consent
with Miami. Fla. motorcycle
policeman. was found dead last
night under circumstances de-
scribed as unusual by police.
Mrs. Doris Silver Ostreicher.
daughter of Herman Silver. vice
president of Food Fair, Inc, a
large grocery chain on the East
ern seaboard. died in the apart
ment Of long time friends while
on a social visit. The attractive
red-haired girl received Nation
wide publicity a few months ago
when she ran off Unexpectedly
with Earl Michael Ostreicher,
29-year-old Miami policeman.
Cause Undetermined
Police said a copy of their
report was transmitted to the
Homicide Squad because of the
unusual circumstances sur
rounding the death. Dr.. Samuel
Manstein, a physician who lived
close by the apartment the
Ostreicher girl was visiting, pro-
nounced her dead and said he
was unable to determine the
cause of death.
: Occupants of the apartment
where Mrs. Ostreicher died told
police she had been separated
from her husband. Her family
lievs in exclusive Melrose Park,
a fashionable suburb of Phila-
delphia. She was the niece of
Samuel Friedlander. chairman
of the board and founder of the
food chain.
Police took the body to the
city morgue where her name was
listed as Shirley Silver. At the
Silver residence this morning,
q man who said he was a close
friend of the family. but re-
fused to give his name, con-
firmed that the daughter had
died last night. He hung up
1.-The telephone after refusing to
give any further information.
Husband Notified
Mr.. Ostreicher was notified Of
his wife's death in Miami Beach
last night and was given emer-
gency leave by the Police De-
partment. He left Miami this
morning via plane.
The Silver girl and Mr.. Os-
treicher eloped to Folkston, Ga,
while she was visiting relatives
in Miami Beach last June. The
marriage took her family by sur
prise. She had known Mr..
OStreicher. a handsome young
man, only few weeks, relatives
said at the time.
An official police report listed
the dead girls name as Doris
Ostreicher, %, also known as
Shirley Silver. 1t gave the Mel
rose Park address of the parents,
the Herman Silvers, as did the
morgue listing.
Police Account
The Official police report gave
this account of an investigation
by Detective Nathan Smith.
The girl arrived in company
with her mother. Mrs. Gertrude
Silver, at $50 pm. tEDT> last
night to visit their long time
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Geneva Talks
Still Stalled

1
GENEVA, Aug. Is (R.-The
United States and Communist
China failed again today to
agree on a formula for freeing
Al Americans detained on the
Chinese mainland.
U. Alexis johnson. United
States Ambassador to Prague,
and Wang Ping-nan, Red
China's envoy in Warsaw, met
for two hours and five minutes
in the Palace of Nations. They
emerged to announce only that
another meeting would be held
Saturday.
Today's meetinng was the 18th
devoted to the first item on the
Ambassadors agenda-the re-
turn of civilians of both sides to
their respective countries. The
talks are proceeding in the
strictest secrecy and both en-
lvoys declined to discuss the diff
IflcultieS they have encountered
Spokesman for both sides de-
Iclined comment on a report from
New Delhi that the United States
has asked India to help in the
repatriation of any Chinese ma
Itionals living in the United
States in case agreement is
reached here.
: Despite the long series of I'M
productive sessions, American
sources here were still optimistic
that agreement eventually would
be reached on the return OF
American civilians. This involves
the working out of a formula
it is believed, under which the
: Peiping government could re-
lease the IS Americans sentenced
to prison terms without losing
face. The other detained Ameri.
cans are either under house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-25
Teachers for Deof
First Aided by Bell

Alexander Graham Bell. in
ventor of the telephone. persu-
AIDED Clarke School for the Deaf
at Northampton, Mass, to start
the first training course for oral
teachers of the deaf in the
United States in 1880.
Since then, more than 500 have
gone from there to every State
and 20 foreign countries to teach
deaf children to talk. They have
brought comfort to parents in
Argentina, CanadaA Australia
Japan, Turkey, India. South
Africa and Norway. the National
Geographic Society says.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-25
JAPAN TO BARTER
WITH PEIPING FOR
TONS OF JELLYFISH

TOKYO (P).-Japan today
okayed the import Of jelly
fish from Communist China
under a barter trade agree
ment.
Peiping hopes to export
400 to 500 tons of jellyfish
worth 100000 in return for
Japanese maritime products
with the exception of sea
tangle and agar-agar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-25

arrest or simply denied exit
permits.
The United States has an
Inounced all Chinese students in
the. United States are free to
leave the country.
The problem for the United
States, it is understood, it to
find way of assisting any Chi
nese students who might wish to
return without bringing any
pressure on them to leave.
Evening star., 1955-03-02
Actress Grace Kelly Gives Lift
To Multiple ScIerosis Drive

Grace Kelly. the movie ac-
tress. paid q quick visit here
yesterday to help launch Q
forthcoming charity campaign.
Miss Kelly. who is iivh.s in
New York City, came to WASH
ington to give a sendotf to q
forthcoming fund drive for the
National Multiple Sclerosis So
ciety.
The actress, who is vice chair
man Of the drive. was to have
met Mrs. Eisenhower and also
attend luncheon Of the Ad-
vertising Club Of Washington.
She missed both these dates be-
cause bad weather halted a
plane fight.
She arrived by train later,
however. and visited the Null
tiple Sclerosis Center at George
Washington University Hospital.
Meets 1851 Victim.
At the center, Miss Kelley met
John H. Tucker, SO, Of 644 F
street S.W., a multiple sclerosis
victim. Mr.. Tucker, a pharmacy
graduate Of George Washington
University, was stricken in 1851
Evening star., 1955-03-02
Apartment Huzurds

PITTSBURGH (R.-Edward
Abbott. 90, isn't trying to ex-
plain how it happened. He's
just happy he's around to talk
about it all.
Mr.. Abbott was in the bed
room of his third floor apart
ment, dressing. He tripped,
fell over a trunk and-crash
out the window he went.
AT the bottom of the 30
foot fall. Mr.. Abbott landed
in a pile of stones and bricks.
He suffered a fractured right
ankle and facial cuts.
Mr.. Abbott tells friends:
I'm not interested in know
ing what saved me. I just
don't intend to have any need
for information of that sort
again."
Evening star., 1955-03-02
Life in the u. S.
Life in the U. S.
Join
Army ford
With NoKP
By the A,.oeioied Press

CHICAGO, Mar. 2.-Little
Robert Noreen. who recently vol
unteered for part-time help tc
the Army, will "join" the Army
tomorrow to help general.
Bob, a 7-year-old second grad
er, had written 1t. Gen. Hobart
R. Gay, 5th Army commander,
saying he wanted to sweep
floors and wash dishes" on Sat
urdays for the Army.
Gen. Gay had to reject Bob's
offer. but the boy will get his
chance to be an Army man for a
half day. Hell have chow with
the 5th Army headquarters en-
listed men and attend the Mid
west premiere of a movie. "The
Long Gray Line. filmed at West
Point. Preceding the movie. Bob
will be with Gen. Gay in viewing
a parade.
Evening star., 1955-03-02

Your television dollars buy more
,chen you choose a big...
Evening star., 1955-03-02

and has spent the last four years
In o wheelchair.
Mr.. Tucker told Miss Kelly he
has hopes OF walking again.
Miss Kelly told interviewers
she first learned about multiple
sclerosis-s nerve disease, which
impars muscular control, when a
friend was stricken in her home
city Of Philadelphia several years
ago.
The fund drive, which is to
open officially on March Is, will
seek 50 million for research,
clinic operation and care of
victims Of the disease, the cause
OF which is not known.
Gets Bergman Cartoon.
Mrs. Eisenhower, who is hon.
orary chairman of the drive,
yesterday met Mrs. Edward l..
Vaughan Of Rockville and her
daughter. Janette, who have
been designated mother and
child Of the campaign. Mrs.
Vaughan Is a multiple sclerosis
patient.
Miss Kelly, while at the hos
Evening star., 1955-03-02

pital, was given an original caf-
toon by James T. Bergman,
Star staff cartoonist. which was
printed last month on the ami
versary Of President Eisenhow-
er's Inauguration. The cartoon,
showing Mr.. Eisenhower, was to
have been presented at the Ad-
vertising Club luncheon by Mr..
Bergman.
Later Miss Kelly handed the
Evening star., 1955-03-02
Happy Over Tombstone

WAYNESBURG, Pa. (R.-
Police in this Southwestern
Pennsylvania community are
puzzled-but happy.
Ten days ago a 400-pound
tombstone was stolen from the
yards of a monument works.
Monday it was returned as
mysteriously as it was taken.
And Monday someone stole
$238 from the Kitka Furniture
Store. Yesterday an employe
reporting for work found the
1898, rolled in a tight bundle,
at the stores entrance.
Evening star., 1955-03-02
Postage Due, | Love You

PEORIA. ILL.,, R.-The six
cents postage due" which jew
eler Homer Coulter paid the
postman yesterday turned out to
be one of his best investments.
Inside the plain unstamped
envelope Mr.. Coulter found a
mans wrist watch, priced at
$71.50, which he said was shop
lifted Saturday from his down.
town store.
Evening star., 1955-03-02
s667,0OO Contract Lei
For Southeast School

The award Of q $667 900 con-
tract for construction Of a re-
placement for the Van Ness
Elementary School to the Gun
nell Construction Co., Fourteenth
and K streets NV, was an
nounced today by Archie Hut
son, director Of the Districts
Department Of Buildings and
Grounds.
He said construction will start
within 80 days and will be COM
pleted in o year. The site is
on Fifth street Sc, between I
and M streets.
The building. he said, will con-
tain "a classrooms, two kinder
garten rooms. a health clinic
principals office, library, multi
purpose room. assembly room and
iunchroorn.
Evening star., 1955-03-02

cartoon back to campaign Of
ficials temporarily so they could
ask the President to autograph
it.
The actress. who returned last
night to New York. said she
hoped to have another date to
meet Mrs. Eisenhower arranged
in about a month.
Evening star., 1955-03-02
Elected 58th Time

BENSON, VT. (P.-Franklin B
Kellogg, 80. today began his 58th
term as town clerk in this COM
munity of 573 persons.
He was reelected without op-
position in the nonpartisan. cleo
ton Yesterday. s
Evening star., 1955-03-02
Find Out How
YOU

may enjoy A WELL-PAlD|
fascinating HOTEL POSI-
Tl0k In Just o Few Menihs
Thousands of successful
graduates from coast toI
coast praise Lewis Training.
Earn while you learn.
Free nationwide Placement
Service. Approved for Vet
/. erans' Training.
The Lewis School Is now
approaching its 40th year.
Only school Of its kind.
Last Class Of Spring
Forming March 3rd
Open Mon. through Fri, $50
am. to 4:30 pm. Evenings,
6 to 9 pm; Sat. by appoint
ment. Visit, phone or write
4 for FREE BOOK
Ask for Mrs. Sims, seth Year
Lewis Hotel Trsinins Sehool
1901 Pa. Ave. NV. ME. e-4692
Evening star., 1955-03-02

Whey Plant Underway
A plant to extract lactose
(milk sugar. from whey is be-
ing built at Ringsted. Denmark.
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HELP-poMesTIc

COOK, colored woman to live In.
SOM Lh.ws Must be willing 70
travel south for several months.
Can MISS MOORE. pI. 1880, Q
cook.G.Hw.-colored: exper.: $50
per week; 5 days: city refs; Is
to 3S; NV. section. EN-. 2-6s55
CIV, colored. care for 2 small
children. For appt. call 10. 7-27S0.
G.HW.-Care Of 2 small boys, live
in. Week ends OF: reas. salary.
o FL ws-sf PEh1 sfte cooR I'm child Care;
live in; recent in-town refs. re.
'uired; $35 week. OIL. 4-1145;
CIV, live in. cook. serve, down
stairs; large family; country; 6-day
week: $40. DE. 2-617s or PA.
HoUsEkEEPER. colored or white to
live in: g days: must be capable;
age x6-45: refs. Phone uN. 4-7692.
MAID-G.H.w. Afternoons. Mon.
Fri; sood pay. Falls Church area
MAiD. coloTed. to assist in motel;
6-day week. including Sunday: So
plus transportation. WE. 5-567S
COLONIAL PLAZA HOTEL COURT
l0203 Baltimore blvd. Colleg,
GiRE WANTED, 30 to 40 yrs. old;
live in: general housevork: small
home: excel. starting salary; Thurs
and every other Sun. on: recen,
zoe. refs. JU. 5-017a
WOMAN, care for 3-yr.-old child
Inv. some cooking; must be ablt
to stay some nights. EN-. 2-0750
YOUNG MOTHER would like whit,
lady to care for 2 children; room
board and salary: OIL. 6-S59s. 30
care; 40 TO so; live in; 500 mo-;
finest home. JU. 5-3306. II
WOMAN, care for 2 boys. 3 mos. Ant
2 yrs: ligh' homework: prefer live
In. Pc. 2-9265, 81
COL0RED WOMAN, not ov~r IS;
skilled in household duties in or
apt. Salary $3.50 per mo. Apply
Box l70-c. Star. 30
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcoasJ

CHASE TONGUE, custom made.
rose satin. peri. eond.: black teak
wood chair: maple chair. Oh ..
COAL AND WOOD RANGES. rev
and used. ACME STOVE CO.. i011
It'll st. NV. Ma $685..
COUCH. custom made, beautiful
gray, kid mohair.. good a1aityi
sss o. c ar eyer fG 81:
DIAMoNDs-Lady,s 2 cts. -SSas:
mans "a ct. 500; lady's u et.s
$3.50: iady,s " cts. emerald cut.
$3.50: .lady's IN cts pear shape,
approx. q cts. $2,495. LIVINGSTON
4 CO.. 1929 H st. NV. NE. S-626s.
DIAMONDS 20. mems: one about
q carat: sos. Other about lM
carat: $195. .RA, 3-1539. II
D00RS-Oyerhead Attention build
ers warehouses and garages), We
have 2 OVERHEAD doors, sizes 1 8
It. by 10 It. and 10 It. by 10 IT,,
and opesation: very rsasonsSIe. Cal
Mr.. JOHNSON. SO. 5-9I0O. 80
EDiPHONE EQUIPMENT, dictator,
transcriber and shaver: excellent
condition; $50 takes all. IA.
ELECTRIC LAWN MOWER, REQ
Town. House, 1S-inch cut. and ski
e sss s ssSEs cord Tm Hs4s F a Bay
EI I't III; f RHNdr win in oven S'g ike
FLING ntEi ga S2BrS III et Fes. 4dr steel,
$3.50; a-dr' s9S.95. CIRCLE
TYPE. CO, 74I 18th st. NV.
screens sndirons tools. ACME
SST0VE. 1o1l 7th St. NV. Ma. d
FfTUoREscENT FIXTURES. ua) 4
tube units with glass louvres: I
or s!l; SO each. CRIB AND
FLUTE. Lyons. reconditioned; suit
able for beginner: $50. Olympic
FOAM RUBBER, cur ANY SHAPE
CUSHIONS, JUMBO MATTRESSES
Gillilland. 2145 F NV. EX. 3-6o33
FREEZER, Jordan Upright. like new.
~ r., Gu II T.. ss SlsSi II Wilton rd..
r VS. MINI "a cage ss ssstern 'tol. t5sp';
FUR COAT. Hudson seal; ?. iensth.
| black; perfect condition; JU. z.
FuRNiTuRE-on account Of death
am forced to sell my household
| furniture. 2 Tvs. cleo. sewing ma
chine. elec. washer, radio, GE
vacuum; reasonable Ii. Aero.
FURNITURE, still plenty bargains
EFT of entire furnishings Of $50.
/ 900 home: metal garden furn.. dhle.
mahog. Shearton bed Hawaiian
steel guitar Grapes. odds and ends.
i 1897 Mass. ave. NV. 80
/ FURNITURE, 9-pc. mahog. din.
/ set. large once type desk and chair.
Zenith radio-phono. EN-. 3-5157.
| FURNITURE roominr houses fun.
] 20 beds. bureaus. chars, tables,
misc. items. Can be seen at 905
10th st. ny and ,.a8 New York
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CLERK-TYPIST

Bldg. -3
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FURNITURE SALE

Tremendous savings on brand-neW
better-grade bedrm., din. rm., liv.
rm. and bedding. Modern. French
Provincial ard Early American in
blond, solid cherry. solid mahogany,
etc. Our low overhead enables us
to, sell quality furniture 1t lowest
prices without exaggerated claims.
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
S16 18th st. NV. RE 7-43I0
FURN.-Liv. room. dinette. twin
bedrm.: all modern, wrought iron
and blond: carpets. lamps, 81" TV:
cost over $500: must sell by Feb.
!. $500. complete. Call IA. s-2s37.
din. rm.. maple bed
rm., sectional sof,. Hide-A-Bed.
FURS. UNCLAIMED - Lawson love
seat. $50; oce. chair. IS; bedroom
set, $50: studio couch. $50: small
Sl2: chest Of drawers $40; inner
spring mattress SO: Underway
bed, $40; coil spring. So: club
chair. SEQ: rocker. IS: many. other
items. We also reupholster sofa and
chair. $50. including labor and ma.
terials All-vear-'round slipcovers.
custom made. sofa and chair, $54.
incl. labor and material; custonn-
made draperies. cornices, rehnish.
ing; cabE e work. antique restore
ing. HOFFMAN, TTPHOLSTER.
ERS, 2447 18th ST. NV, CO.
5-bll6. Easy terms,
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Observation-Disclosures OPERATOR

SECY. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR
for new apt. bldg Must present
Inc appearance. Only exper. need
apply; See res. mgr, 1880 Column
sHfRT PRESS OPERATOR. expert.
enced only; steady Job; good work
ing conditions. Apply WASHING
TON LAUNDRY, T30 18th st. Sc.
STENOGRAPHER. nationally oper.
ated CO.: pleasant working condi'
tions: 3Tia-hour week. paid vaca
tion. Apply OTIS ELEVATOR co.
Observation-Disclosures open.
ing for capable young woman VI lei
80, in publ relations dept. Of
large association; 5-day, 40-houl
week. good salary. Call Mr.. RAGS.
lSTENOGRAPHER, experienced. az,
limit, IS years; 37ik -hr. week. tim,
and a half for overtime: paid va
ca 4on and sick leave. Prefer resi-
dent OF Arl., Alex, Falls Church Of
nearby Fairfax Co. Good starttni
salary. For appt. phone JE. T.
1900, MR.. TUDOR. II
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HELP-WoMEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Law
ONCE, experienced, age 1885, nc
overtime or Saturday work. Salary,
s. 500. Call TuesdaN. ST. 3-3372.
f.. appointment. -
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Secretary-Stenographer

Under 80: in downtown Of
nee interesting and varied
duties; position available i'm
mediately: good starting sal
airy. For appointment. tele-
ph ne ME, S-2443.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS end SERVICES

ADDITIONS ,n.Is! soRcE SsHs;Ssurf:
D .s sn 81 SoI mon fahli' to guar IA;
SE0O SALES. 617 Sligo ave, Silver
BRlCKLAYlNG - Mason craftsman
All types masonry. Pvt, built homes
A FAGNANI 10 2.la94.
BRICK AND MASONRY WORK, RE.
,l pAIRs--Firepls ssse rebuilt or re
B Ptif.S "a AND S@s GENERAL con.
TRACTOR--Ws do everything fol
the home. kiso excavating. foot.
i f1 dFsln fields. R. HUMPHREY
CABINETS, Store fixtures, partition,
made made. reas'; excl refs: mined
CARPENTER PEN by hour or lob. "yN
c4ARsfsEENTER--Any type home 4 re-.
pair and commercial cement drive.
ways walks, porches. tn. 2-7464
C IRl aNl9TsY repairs. rsmods remodel
additions; brick, cement. cash q
terms GEO. COOK, UN. 10000.
cARPENTER-c oNTRAToR I.,
me bid your plan tall or .part) Also
home and store reniodslins.. White
r Tsssssi' REF IN aiE11a LIKE NEW
Free estimates; reduced prices; c
rEo6Rs sSNp %A a nisSsd any s ST. tiTt
c. 1. HINsON, 10. l-3475. -
PAINTING, paperinR, first-class
workmanship; work done immedi-
ately. MR.. PoAT, RIA. 3-5643.
FAINTING--1nt. and ext; papering;
patch plastering. Mr.. WEBB, day
ia. 2-26a3; after 8, IA. 4-03l7.
PAINTING. average room sf2 and
S1b; special rates to apt. owners:
refs.i white mechanics. no. 2-7127.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30

CHASE TONGUE, custom made,
rose satin, peri. cond.: black teak
wood chair: maple chair. OIL ..
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MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

ACCORDION, Stradivafius. uncondi.
tional guarantee: excel. cond.: mus
sell for . reasonable ofier. RE, B.
ADDING MACHINES. used and new
hand; cleo; CIRCLE Type. co.
AnER lea g. B aoi; III JACKET
Also Silver Fox Neckpiece. Good
cond. Wo. 6-2S45. al
ANTIQUES-China. glass, briek-a
brac, furnn marble top, pine
French Victorian. etc. Reas. Opel
every day 10 70 8. STONE HOUSE
AUCTIONS. 4703 Annapolis I'd. q
Peace CrnsE AP 7-0707
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CASHIER

CIGAR CLERK. young woman: ex-
per. cigars and candy: nightwork
Apply STATLFR PHARMACY. Stat
Ter Hotel, 80
CIGAR CLERK, part-time ewes. and
alternate Sats. or Sundays: exper
pref. Apply in person only. DOR
CHESTER PHARMACY. "4So 18th
st. NV. II
CLERICAL, knowledge Of bookketp-
ing, filie 7. prefer former automotive
employe Who knows tag and title
work. Mast be aard worker. 81
day week. Salary depends on ex-
perience. Don't apply unless quail
Ned. JACK PRY, LTD. AID. 4-3004
IL
CLERK twhitel. for general once
work. some typinE required. Ex-
perience helpful but not necessary
5-day week. fringe benefit Apply
47ll Rhode Island ave. HSattsville,
Md. AP. 1880. between Q am
and pm. .
CLERK for watch repair dept.
permanent; under IS yrs. GAIT d
BRO, DI. 7-I034. 80
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Young, aggressive, sober, with up-
to-date merchandising sales promo
ttops. wishes TO locate in d. C.
or surrounding area. Mr.. Dealer.
II you have the setup and are look
ing for new talent, / am ready to
saddle tfp and ride for you. Mr..
TEDD, ia. STOOD. 500
DRIVER, tractor-trailer or heavy
truck; local OF long distance: de-
pendable: good refs. DU. 1885.
FOREMAN, exper. with VA and PHA
construcs,on. Call after 8 pm,
yASITOR. fun time or nisht job.
le45 Calvert st. basement. AID.
FAINTER. exper. and reasonable.
job. Nm. 4. MooRE. IA. s-ss14.
PAYROLL, cos, accounting, tmkpg. !;
week. lU 5-3047, after g. "
pianist mature man, unexpectedly
reply. ME. s-l64s or ST. s-43!s.
MAN. desires desires housemsn or
porter. and can drive, have ID. c.
permit and references. Ii. 7-29oS.
PART-TME JOE. Q to midnieht and
Sat. Now empl. In Advertising agcy.
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sition, good salary; group insur-
ance benefits. r. HARRIS, Jewel
ers. 1l0l P st. NV. See Mr..
0erAci. 4th floor once, 81
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lIO1 Penna. Ave. NV.