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Evening star., 1955-01-31
ROOMS WIFI BOARD

a. :s:.. 100 s$pssss's ss:: :ss ss
CLUB MASON, l126 y, Hamp ave.
for refined ladies, men. SIG. 30 up
incl. fuil-coufse meals, hotel seTv-
EMPLOYED MOTHER and child, exc
eeIlent meals. good transportation.
cSfUHbsRR sRo RID. NV, aeoi--Nics
rms. Good meals. YounE .people.
seles., sl5i dbles, Sl2. co. b-2A93.
CALVERT HOUSE, laoI 10th n.x.-
Ideal residence for business people
and stndentg;, selectve menu
Do%SsTsoSSssiss. I s,. .s'. menu ss|: &. Ana Ana
away from home. RE. 7-sA9g or
sAAHpio RIas. :. cioss-.n location,
near embassies: switchboard and
maid service: rates from $40 mo.
Include 3 meals daily. MRS. BVT-'
ccpssE T9s Hot ctL6Bs IjieOS Soas N st. nv
Spacious Georgetowp home; Young
sunday brunch; maid! Tv. Ap; q
The John Kilpen Hotel
23iQ AsIiMEAD PL. NV. 49,
Half block Oh Conn. ave. at 1900
overlooking Rock Creek PARK. Dbl.
and saie. rms. pvt bath avail, ex-
cei. meals; ratss. $3.50 week NJ.
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sTIng ysgr Dental gsld pIetsaum.
A. KAHN. NC.

o. YKAhf Al raa q eI h.W
Old F4snI0NED pift1Es fffmss
vans. eaEin. sts. 10. t-74ss. =
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MISCELLANEOUS reR sALE

sS1s tsss1sss sais q lsa ~ s1d 's sssd ~ N
: pianos, Pay only SIS dn.. balance
70 yearS KITS 1880 @ sf.
n.H- RI. 7a6sla. --s
PlAN0s-cIaaranee sale; iarge selec-
ton 81 apInefs. consoles and ErAndS.
all style eases and Al color nnishes
essanSsa Tesa h. fess rpsIss sssn.t sss g
low as S425; an planes Sharply re-
dpeed % make money-savtnf bar
SALES corr 1900 O st, nv, -
PIANOs FOR REMf-Rental or pur-
chase rental plan. JoHpAFe. cor
nsr iSth and g sts; nw: .Pnone
Silver sprine p i store soo open ss every eve eve
nine. DoEntovn store nnsn Thurs
PTaNes@new spinst pianos by Estey,
gcyld renowned mfs.. <445. regu.
larly s6a5 Amnna many great
q q. nv. RE s.Rsis. .S
PIANOS ron RENT = sptnets and
consoles; So monthly and up, plus
hauling Also hargAins q usrd
pianos. PLANO MARE l0ib III
rifsssos sraiad-ae1. fa aeSs stnnndsrd-make. snnsi
fnll-keyhcare sptnets: enly $50.
Nationality advertised price S595.
Mahogany hEish. 10-yeaf gilafantee.
Also many values in used spinets
spS stp consoles ol ,.,sL ,sL S,6sqa, PIANO
ths ii6raFsi. Open rhurs. ewes.
PIANOS FOR RENf-only ses down,
IS mo. fno hauling chargei, puts q
new spinet piano tn ycur home, on
SSs PIsn ianSr RfFs. 'sso : L iRpheHfsSss n.sis ss
PtAHos.Used uprishts; s4s and up.
Also values In used spinets and
consoles 81; 3-d:i00; PIANO MART.
lob TN st; nv Ilust above ths
PasNsa5 PasssNsa5 wsnt 4psn Ingss Sa1rs,ss syis rs,s III
the best. used story 4 clkrk M spinet.
ssss Used oalbrsnssn nSan sDaiI'ssSa; small IS:
sninet. S3a5. Used Gable. apt. up-
rieht, $50 These are real bar
gains and mrst Be seen to be ap-
sSsT1atsSd soan sd srns VS. e 3 pay, lCs cAsaP-
BELL Music Co. nos q st, NV,
piPE 4, sais elas.. CONFER s,.;.s ss:s l.,S. iSss
G4e Lee hwy IA $500
lsssonssis sfisss.Flf- H. sssss ssss s00d shape
REMUNERATION and Washing ma
ick,s INC saos lith st Nv
REFRiGERAT0Rs cleo gas $40 so
Up PEER! Ess SAL rs 60 asa7
RsFRIGERATSoRs. sis,as nS'r and up
Reeond. and guar. DUNN MARK
4fs0 Ca, ave. nv. TO, s-1ssi,
REFRIGERATOR. westinghouse. cost
$500: apt,.size sas stove; cost Slgts;
RErRissRSsTnRs Riiss es az osT; o;,assr: So Ssss Msoss.
NJ: 'arsctisafy new. $50. SS Ho
esFRf6ERAToR. seryei gas, 8 Gu.
5sahsAa,zi zen ss;endislss9 ten ! reasonable, e 70
REFGRs.: used, 4h Gu a.. Gas.
sHcaiSerR S1s sh ss csTs sFokss s1 'HY Sd a;
REFRIGERATOR
CLEARANCE
Entiss ,Se sseek q tE,,,Is NsE Ises4.
d5ofERAAnos ss5HIRAIeS
crosby
NORGE
KELVINATORS
Reduced for quick clearance. All re-
frigsrators new and fully guai aD-
teed. No reasonable offer refused
STANDARD TIRE ~ BATTERY 30
10th and H sts ne. Open erentnxs
III Q. Ii. a-90sa.
RUGS fal 9xi5 Oriental design rugs;
brand-new never used; regular
6RiRn1Aika Aikae'saaesolps seo sMAsIHFF, III 1875 q 3
st NV ME. R.O4f6.
BUG Tabriz Persian, 12x2o: ap-
rreximately 30 yEs. old; In excellent
condition. Oh. 4.4bhH. ---3I
RUG, 6xA; Venetian blinds. two 3d.;
tive 5l't Ike new, very reas. In.
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HU. 3-54S2

eooMs AND ApTS. 70 SHARE
EFFICIENCY AFT, 70
share with another Eiri, HU. S-3bi9.
3 COLLEGE GRADS desire one other
man TO share he, eony, voc, hpt:
ATTRACTIVE Art TO share with
tFaasp. DE-, s-D5as after . pm,
CONN. AVE. apart
Eiefis. Girl win share with another
gill. approx 2a Yrs. En-. 2-4g43.
YOUNG MAN 70 share with 2 other
men. nicely furf. house, pvt. bedrm,,
Just on Mass ave-; s49. OIL 2-n17l.
MoTH.R AND CHILD. wishes 10
share 2-bedrm. apt. with another
mother. 10. 2-67Dt. after 9:ib Eks-
days.
fcontinued on nest passI
n0oMs eURNIsHeD--N W.
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RUGS
TOOLS

pailv $50 to B. sunday 1880 to 1880
fElIss fls, bSsdiTpL, bSdp,,sz AMP Y $S PSss siS I.
Mss Mssnns7 y, s7S ii 100 9, e; EC;;r H,ss PAIL 81
2Si3 u ST. NV, EX. S-352T,
TRUNK, wardrobe. indestructo: large
able. JU. S-32Sg. --3I
wSsHn6 ap os suarsnsss s %sss ssns issnrsr, sSs
service. ,EkEpERIcK's, sS0s i4th
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FILE CABINETS

0NAtAtss y;
FREEZER. Jcrdon upright. 20 Gu. IT,,
perfect. cost over 5000; also Motor
ola l1.in, console ~, blond mahos !
nest otfsr, GA. 4.s1ls.
funNsITuaa; Sn.:Ns UNCLAIMED = stndlle
chsir. 80: @ Victorian sids ' chairs. f.snsa1 81;
7-pc. bedroom set. S140, Hollywood
bed, S22: hide-e-Way bed. 500: roll
chairs, $50; coil sprtns, SIS: small
din. rn table, Si6; single or double
bed, SO; student desk. $40: Lawson
s Iys sss S4S sop hag.oS mattress sss
$50 We also do uphoistering. re.
cieanins, dfsperies and eofnices'
custom-made furniture. slip cover
sofa and chair, ,$47; extra chair,
$17 Us. Including labor and material
Sofa and chair reupholstered. $50,
labor and material included, 10 coll
oFS1E ss p isSfu'S aeaissI is ''t9a: a
18th st NV. co. billie, %
FURNITURE SALE Brard d-new. bet
ter-grade bedrm,. dining yri.. liv.
rm. suites: factory samples and
;es fol esaS stS N M iseWsnsSas FAY
INV
Daily 1885, SAT, 'til 4, RE. 7-43I o.
;s ;;:g s.ss g; 81 :,'!s 's',
FURNITURE : Mus. sell. sacrifice
GSEIIch sEIsh y, IYg, ~ spe taslss lan,p extra extra
clothes .sloset $40: Westinghouse
FURN.-9 Nv ehrs., 'sr,; sm. oak
In, than locker. 10. y-6ss2. &:
nisSs sblsT;o rock rcibssHsa SHDas sSi5 0fSs Sos
EURN.--TV, reed-Elsemann, R1-in
3-piece gaFden furfi.: ali good cond !,
reas. priced. EN-. 3-S8g1, Sun. q m.
fHs WssfdsSs MAI sisef $3.50 n.ed pn
PEERLESS SALES co. c6.. sss'sS sss7 "a
Gas R5NGEs. Ssed. In ..ss is'' con.
shsfss COZ . Co. sisi
az RHNts. 4 Az GO go .ea s,eaoe p,n.,r, o,,
sss afsf. yea s.Sss: sss usss ipis5s sHoSH "
Gas II! !RAlNGE. 4 All Sa STATE s!s ds luxe; !, auto.
practically new; cost over s301j
viii take sIs5. John c. Kahn. RI
Gas caIsetS ss% r IA NMAira a'sfsl sTfssbllE for a al.
drens eiothing for sale. Can be seen
at 550S sherin I'd. ne. g-4. ~
GAS STOvE. good cond.. S25 or best
offer Oh. $4,000. after z p.m.
HEATERS. new. used ,gas. oil. coal
sps,1p EpeSj lsS 1sS 1Gssst Drtsss sE;sg ASMI
PT. boys: one ps. airfi; Both size '
end tables, cocktail table. corner
table, lamps, JE. a-lls5: --3l
Evening star., 1955-01-31
MELp-woMlA ic....i

CLERKS. fulI-time female help
Ealssd er,, teF ,sIfsserztes %6sq 81 s sne sn ie.
Eairfax dr.. Ariineton. Va, opp.
Ksnn's. inquire st ofies. --3f
CLERK TYPlsT-Must have average
typing speed Clerical work requires
speed and accuracy with figures
Prefer young lady. recently grad
uzted from hieh school. Permanent
position. GOOD staFting eafIry. lib-
ffal company benefits. Apply in
person only, 0 AMI pm. Suite
416. Ring Dide. --31
CLERK, ,TYPIsT-we have q perma-
nept position for a cierk-typist, Is
to 30, viii consider beginneF, 5-day
week. $50 am. TO 4.45 pm; paid
vacation and sick leave Non profit
cafeteria Appis gsrsonnel once.
ANcE Co, s19 I4th st. nv. -
,LERK WANTED b. real estate once:
general knoTisdge Of hookksepins
day Wk,: $50 VIZ. JUSTINE REALTY
Co. AZ 9th st. nv. Di. 7-saa5.
& Il.
Evening star., 1955-01-31
MELR-MoMEN
RECEPTIoNIST
TYPIST


Are IL TO %. pleasant personable
yo.lg lady Who 6 saod fypisl.
Some college baekafound pEsfefred.
rolndlngs, R-day week. s te 4;so.
eGGSSaaENeekkscso eGSaNek co llts ltssslosiEEss sas 4. hS. y.
s.aLEssaI.lELs, q. T s liz sEe q g sa; Ehit..
irsss,ye ,ty city, ioqks 1Isr sxsly personal. ,Isi.
ssor. i nsar i1lb and sf'Ss 3 s.a. oSsasr loass
10 am. to q an, Sat. I'll 9 pm:
SO VIZ: perm. Gail II. 7-3Sti4.
+sALEsLApIEs. experisneed IN boys.
wear. Apply THE ESTHER SHOP.
l225 J 81. NV, Mr.. Raeharech.
sALEsLADlEs experienced In iafar,s,
and e1iidEen,s wear. Apply THE
ESTHER SHOP. 3NIa Mt Vernon
I aye; ssy.e!;;,; !. Ar.ararsa shopHins center. -
day wiki doctors ONCE. Box sis.
sECRErARv sTENoGRAPHER. also
clerk typisf; 5ba-day week, steady
,c6: modern doxntown once. AYpiy
sECRETARY, expsrieneed. genera.
salary. Apply Room zoo. a4iS wis.
consin ave p:g a.aa N. to 4;30
sECRETARIEe-Me need . secre-
taries itnmed. due TO expansion Of
publicity and public relations Stad
onn napna Hfs .ssres.1 assn nc ssFIs p0sl
duties. Excel. working eonds. incl.
ms /, coverage; air-cond bldg. s.
day week. ctr, Starting seisry, 81
per mo. Apply giving telephone no.
and inelosing uon-retYrnahit snap
shot I. Bog s7-s. star. 8
oniv: salary open CalieAD. 2-S034
for appointment. al
SECRETARY = No shorthand, For
treas. of rapidly erpwins financial
institution Age, 20-2b. Typlns
sD,ii.Y sey ss,, VIZ ,svetsss speea s. rec Nus. nd
carry out assignments. 5-day week.
Apply Room 800, Investment Bldg ).
18th AMI < str nv. IS
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COILEGE GRADuATE

Recent. for permanent position Of
iudsment: experienes helpful. but
not essential. Call COURTESY AS
eOclATEA Kx- 3-5050. $50 20 b.
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Wesley Hall
1926 21st ST. NV.
EXCELLENT

Roomsl Food Servicel
Combined with CO mplete
social program, all included
in the I'm asingly low
monthly prices: Doubles,
$55-s65 each: singles. $67-
$50.
rgTT a eA0a
Evening star., 1955-01-31
ANTICIIE .JEWEI RY

ANTIQUE JEWELRY
aOlIN JEWELS. sos nth st. NV,
lyE NAVE A REAL BARGAIN - 9
chiekering mahogany console. that
= for sale, at 4 ilRs're consldefabiy
sss!sSsgts ss!sH s9f MSssic Mssiilsf CO.. 'sf iibs sSlst
lbMMifRRL bjMif nv SiEr--oood condition; ts
price. $50. 6oS7 Bass place s.s..
soING eGH; OUT or BusrNEss--s glass
showcases. cash REGISTERS, | oil
Ssrnsr burner hoslsry aa1. y lnseri sSys sS
sse. sse''si NV. = III Ssss .Ssso \. isS0 rinna'
LOST OUR LEASE
We must close our s25 7th ct, NV.
store. We're forced TO sell our entire
stock Of famous-brand sewing ma
chimes and appliances. save 49, 70
mus mus. Sc Sc .oid Sd 70 To- ne DSs Bare Asiis' Ths
lease Is gone. We have until Febru-
ary 2S 60 move S5O0.N00 worth OF
Westinghouse, General Electric, Easy
Maytag, ee-Westinehouse. Domes.
tic, Morse, Martin and many other
brands. Cash or terms,
TONERS, rsfrissrstors. vacuum clean
ersl etc. Az sslss tinai, Delivery
chimes, $e.D6. New console sewins
Washers. % $siss. Rssrissrstors.
$99,ss, Air-conditioners, s7e.eb to
Sl5O.5O.
Don't miss these hsrssins Of { life
time at the
Home Sewing Machine Co.
B25 7th st. NV, ST, 3-2s0O,
Open s.3o % 3; Thursday I'll z
Evening star., 1955-01-31

BUILDING MATERIALS = Aluminium
urine windows with screen and
ccmeletely glAzedl. costs less than
wood; save up to SO per opening
Better product-higaer profits.
a a B MFG. CO., INC. 10. 4-646s
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FkEDERICKis. I
!. NV. ia. $4,000.
WASHERS

1855 Completely auto famous make
washer in factory crate. reg
ass sasss s5ss5 ol 5ssS srss sSto ss sSs'
open 'till q pm. Sat, TIL d
Evening star., 1955-01-31

WASHING MAOHINE--Com re-
eond.; $1h to $50. KENNY'0 AP-
PLfAkCEe. $500 s4th S.. Mt.
wssHsSs EaIAIaE uNaj uMac1EiaNtfe4 1iate4' ,as,. ,.mau, ana
mskeo fully automatic. $3.50. 20,
Evening star., 1955-01-31
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Several openines available immedi.
personnel for full and part-time
work in special telephone rooms.
ABILITY. ABBY II person 10 Mr
Harvey, in Km, I04, No phone calls,
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1955-01-31

Progressive ceramic arm expanding
In Washineton area offers Unusual
opportunities both IN sales apd
uaanasement Ours Is dignified
repeat business which REQUIRES nc
eanpassinr or parties and pays far
aboys aveEase esrningS: Our sales:
ewes, weekly, Manaeers average g.
fisure income Women experienced
In direct selling viii be given con-
sideration for starting Immediately
as nianager. Car REQUIRED. Box 4l0-
3. Star ~
MANICURIST, experienced; 5-day
ffss M snpEAsisSa, EA S;sslO xAit.i
required. Apply HEBREW HOME
FOR TIE AGED 'i9S arin9 70
PBx OPERATOR. experienced: n mus,
type and file; 5-day week. Apply
in persons afternoons only. q
Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR MASTER.
PIECES, INC. I'll nth st: NV. II
Evening star., 1955-01-31

aooMs fURRIsHEp-N,w.
Evening star., 1955-02-22
Why Old? n
Keep Up Your Interests Against Time of Retirement

vantage OF modern inventions
In order TO salvage time for
exciting adventures in daily
living.
Develop interests
I am suggesting that you
begin to develop personal in
terests outside Of your family
long before the children are
grown. that you begin letting
60 of your children psychology
ically long before they leave
home, that you develop your
companionship with your hus-
band, that you tap the oppor-
tunities for service In your
community. that you think
again Of those natural fairs
or talents of long ago which
have been discarded in the
hecticness Of past daily life.
These may not sound excit-
ing to you but I have seen
Evening star., 1955-02-22

philanthropic service and hob
bies lift many women out Of
depression. Such simple things
as learning to swim at middle
age. learning to paint or play
the piano. courses in adult
education, and physical self
improvement. can make q dra-
matte difference in personal
outlook.
II there Is any message In
this column, it is this: Rec
ognize the fact that you too
must meet retirement, or at
least semi-retirement, Just as
q man does. Prepare for 1t and
If you have already met it, do
something about it! Take the
first step! Do not be timid or
self-conscious about it. These
are the FINE years when you
are freer than ever before to
express yourself as an .ndi-
vidual.
II you would like to have my
Evening star., 1955-02-22
Why Grow OId7
By Josephine Lowmon

Yesterday I said that the
average woman meets retire.
ment about 20 years sooner
than the average man does.
At least it certainly seems like
retirement to most women
when the children are grown
and leave home, as compared
to the busy years when they
were growing up.
Even If q woman is not
blessed with children she is
much buster making the
budget work in younger years
than in more mature years
when her husband Is usually
more secure financially.
Men are constantly urged
through m a gazine articles,
through medical journals and
through personal counseling,
to prepare for the shock Of
retirement.
Nothing TO Do
What about women? With
all of the modern, time-saving
gadgets there just is not
enough left in the way of
household responsibilities to
keep the average woman busy
when only she and her hus-
band remain at home. What
is happening to her?
Well, many middle-aged
women are frustrated and un-
happy. Others are filling doc
tors Offices because Of real
physical discomforts, many Of
which are psychosomatic in
nature, or to put 1t bluntly,
the result Of boredom or not
feeling needed. For others
the high point in daily living
is the daily bridge game.
I myself like bridge very
much and believe that COM
panionship and relaxation
have a most important part in
living, but to play bridge every
day simply because you have
nothing more exciting to do.
seems to be to me a dreary lot.
OF course, it is even worse to
mill about the house alone In
q depressed state Of mind.
I am not suggesting that
women 60 back to candle max
ing or to cooking over log fires.
but rather that they take ad-
Evening star., 1955-02-22
STUFFED SQUASH

mrs. r. E. T., Washington
~For Mrs. D. E. B., who asked
fofI a recipe for stuffed squash,
this is the one my mother-in-
" uses. She comes from
Syria. Grind the shank of
lamb through the meat grinder
with the coarsest blade. The
meat should not be too finely
ground. Add to this meat about
A-1 cup Of uncooked rice.
The amount depends upon the
size Of the shank. Pour of
the juice from q large can Of
tomatoes and add the tomatoes
to the meat and rice. Season
with salt, pepper and "a tea
spoon cinnamon. Be sure to
grind plenty Of the lamb fat
with the meat or the stuffing
will be too hard. Stuff squash
which are of uniform size and
shape. We choose those that
are about 5 inches long and
rather plump. If the neck of
the squash are too slender,
they are difficult to empty.
Place the stuffed squash in
q heavy pot and place So
cloves Of garlic around the
squash. Pour the tomato
juice over the squash and SIM
mer slowly until the rice is
cooked (about one hourj. 1t is
better the next day. This
same filling is used in cabbage
leaves or grape leaves If avail
able. If Mrs. D. E. B. will
contact me, I can give her
some Of other Syrian dishes.
USED CLOTHING?
MRS. E. D. c.. WdshingtonJ
: The Quaker Clothing Relief
still needs new and used cloth
ing and bedding of all kinds
for Korea and other needy
areas. Please keep this in mind
for spring house cleaning.
Bring bundles to the Florida
avenue Meeting House or call
Columbia 5-9799. Sewers to
prepare the clothing for ship
ment are welcome on Mon
days, Tuesdays and Wednes-
days at the Meeting House,
211l Florida avenue NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-22
CRAB IMPERIAL,

mrs. o. P. H., Washington
To D. E. b. Washington,
here is a recipe for Crab I'm
perial which I clipped out the
Sunday magazine section, I
have not tried it yet, but it
sounds good. One green pep
per, finely diced, 2 pimentoes,
finely diced, tablespoon Eng
nsh mustard, l tablespoon salt,
u teaspoon white pepper. 2
eggs, cup mayonnaise, 3
pounds lump crab meat, may
onnaise for topping. Mix
pepper and pimento. Add mus
tard, salt. pepper, eggs and
mayonnaise and mix we'll. Add
crabmeat and mix in with
fingers so Jumps are not bro
ken. Divide mixture into 8
crab shells or casseroles, heap
ing it in lightly. Top with a
light coating Of mayonnase
and sprinkle with paprika.
Bake at $50 degrees for IS
minutes. Serve hot or cold.
Serves 3,
Evening star., 1955-02-22
OAR Luncheon

A luncheon meeting Of the
District Chapter. Daughters Of
the American Revolution will
be held tomorrow in The High
lands restaurant.
The group will honor Miss
Lena Barghausen Of the Bar
ney Neighborhood House with
an award of merit for her out
standing record there, which
includes 46 years on the job
without missing a day.
Mrs. Robert Hohmaster.
District Chapter regent, will
preside at the meeting.
Evening star., 1955-02-22

leafiet Hobbies" send Q
stamped. self-addressed enve-
lope with your request for
leafiet No. 66 TO Josephine
Lowman in care Of The Eve
ming Star.
Evening star., 1955-02-22

Inactiue Patterns Back by Popular Request!
Last Rogers Brothers offered this service for the first time
In Sverpate history this they're repeating your
reques And patterns included Add those pieces
you've longed for complete the service you
proudly ago. Order for Fall delivery.
Evening star., 1955-02-22
Readers Clearing House
FINGER PAINT FORMULA

FINGER PAINT FORMULA.
mrs. E. B. D.. Siluer Spring.
To make finger paint. use "a
cup pulverized laundry starch
" cup cold water, ia cups
boiling water, " cup soap
fakes (not granulatedD, /
tablespoon glycerine. Mix
starch with cold water, stir
ing to form a smooth paste.
Add boiling water. stirring
vigorously. and cook over q
low flame until paste Is
glossy (about 8 minutes). Re-
move from fame. Stir soap
flakes into mixing. Add gly-
cerine and pour mixture into
a jar. The glycerine acts as a
preservative.
Powder paint or vegetable
coloring may be added and
stirred thoroughly into the
mixture. or clear paste may be
used and the powder paint
sprinkled on and mixed by
Johnny or Susie as he or she
finger paints. Finger paint
should be stored in a tightly
covered jar in q cool place,
or it will sour.
Evening star., 1955-02-22
RE-WEAvING

mrs. L. B. H., Arlington)
To the lady who wanted in
formation regarding invisible
mending and re-weaving,
some time ago the Culver
Products Company, $500 East
man drive, Culver City, Calf,
offered a free booklet on in
visible mending. This may
help you. At least it will give
information regarding how 1t
is done and the kit that is
necessary to do the work.
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QUILTING FRAME?
MRS. J. r. NJ. Rockuille)
I wonder If any reader could
tell me where I could find a
quilting frame in this area.
Any information about quilt
ing will be greatly appreci-
ated, since I am eager to try
it. but know nothing really
about 1t.
Evening star., 1955-02-22

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D. G. Employ. Exchange
HELP-DoAEsTic

CHILD CARE and housekeeping, live
in: s5-40; refs. required. XII. 9-0192.
COOK, colored. .exper.. intelligent.
live in; 2 In family: 5-day week; $50
wk, Refs. WO. 6-0O7S.
COOK, white. sober man. to work
under French Chef in exclusive
country restaurant. Room. board and
reasonable salary Telephone AN
TOME, ewes. bet. Q and 10; morn
so' sisss' sssSs. s;SS to 10. OIL 2-s4a1. or
coGPLE to live in: s.h.w. and coz cook;
fond. Of children; small house:
family OF 4: man can have other
Civ. care Of child for empl. cpie
white woman. 30-50; live In or out:
5-day wk. Refs ia. 7-3646. Ito
live out. 5h days. s3b. Ho. 2-421S.
G.H.w.. COOK and child care: expert
Lave ln., 5h days. Lu. 1850.
G.H.w., to live In. 21-45. no cookinr.
exper. with children, " day, Thurs.
and every other Sun. OF, $25. EN-,
CIV. white. uve-in, s23 vk.. must
like children. lovely home, state age
end aualifs.. write Box i54-z. star.
HOUsEWEEPER. able to turn house
Into home for vidower and school.
age girls: live In. 10. 3-o71s. --s
Evening star., 1955-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RUG, ex12, blue, hroadloom twist.
with pad. S35. RA. 6-07s5.
SAXOPHONE, Conn. tenor $3.50;
new condition. OIL. 6-7576. 10
SEWING MACH. CLEARANCE-Port.
cleo. $3.50 Up. Singer desk. meh..
now S100. All must 70. 3S12 Lee
hwy. IA. 2-4y14.
SEWING MACHINE, latest model
desk: saerines; $50 or best feas.
SINKS t2l raly., 5 Compartment With
side trays. 16S back splash. ll'e"
JULIAN C COHEN CO. AP. 7-4444
4557 Tanglewood Dr.. Bladens.. Nd.
SOFA, Regency, raspberry red. Nate
lasse cushions Excel. cond.
Cost over $500. Sell, Sl25. XII.
SOFA. maroon leather: ideal for Of
nee. den. Shown in model home.
Orig. $3.50. Sac. S150. LEVEN-
THAL'S, 1880 Tth NV. HU. 3-Sy00
SOFA. 8 cushions, custom-made slip
sossss. soysI;s $50; good condition. nd pi'
SOFA. down cushions; matching
drapes; green uphol chair; flne
cond.; reas. AID. a-8109. 10
SOFAS ,2l. sectionals. foam cush..
new. shown in model home; orig.
$3.50; sac. S175! LEvENTHAL'S,
1880 9TH st. NV. HU. 3-S90O. -S
Evening star., 1955-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS Foa SALE
GAS RANGES

3k10 1bf14NALGo
Ant, size. white enamel SIP
TESTED AND d6ARANsTEED
ACE JUNK co.
2220 Ga. Ave. NV. HU. 3-4421
GUITAR. with electric attachment.
almost new: leaving country. Call
GRANDMOTHER's CLOCK. excellent
SsdiS %sst1:t.r 0esSs55s sSs sss6 %ssoE also sa:s E.
cushion sofa with slip covers. se5.
HEATERS. new. used tEas. oil. coal.
wood. elec1: lowest prices. ACME
STOVE IO1l 7th n ". Ma S-s952
HIDE.A-BED. brand-new; foam eush-
ions: shown In model home: orig.
S269; sale, S16S. LEyENTHAL g,
1880 7th ST. NV. HU. $4,000. -
LAWN FURN., brand new: Gallo tno
rustl table. 4 chairs, 2 chaises with
pads: . rockers. nest tables, etc.
Value over $500; sale. $350I VIII
81, tb sspsraaffhl, s.a. ~ dssSs! dkEsssSSsSrHALs 1890
LAWN MOWERS. Ss ca: bicycles.
Penwood rd.. Brentwood. Nd. Wa
LAWN MOWER PARTS-6O lawn
mowers need sharpening, So ea. Call
Granite 4-755l. after 5 pm. %
LAWN MOWERS. Just been sharp
ened, So ea. Bicycles. SIS, 1898
R.. ]. ave. ne. in the rear. Sat.
LAWN MOWERS, lust been sharp
ened. IS ca 2722 Randolph rd..
Wheaton I'd. LO. 5-49ls.
LAWN MOWER SHARPENER, Uni
yersal. Excellent condition. S100 or
best offer. .UN. 4-3O29. 10