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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20
WHY GROW OLD?
The Condition OF Teeth
Has Effect on Health

ish in cavities and jagged
points Of broken or decayed
teeth, or bridgework which is
irritating, may lead to cancer.
Proper care Of gums Is inn
portant, to. and Vitamin c
which we flnd In citrus fruits
such as oranges. lemons etc..
aid in keeping them in fine
condition. Massaging them
viii help keep them firm and
white.
Our teeth must be in such
good condition that we can
chew our food thoroughly.
Missing teeth make this i'm
possible. People often eat in
adequately because Of the
difficulty of masticating their
food. Missing teeth, Of course.
may also change the contour
of the face TO some extent.
Naturally. cleanliness is one
of the first rules for good
dental care and hygiene. We
should brush our teeth When
ever possible Immediately fol-
lowing each meal. Dental floss
is a necessity If we are to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1866 ). B.
ROOSEVELT HELPED HER:
Carmen WiHReturn
Neighborly Gesture

this in Colombia. After investl-
cation. he recommended the
Mayo Clinic.
Carmen arrived for study in
August. 1858. just 10 years
after she had gone to Warm
Springs. and went first to Mr..
Hammond's home in Lincoln.
Nebraska, where he was teach
ing and doing research in
chemistry at the University.
Mr.. Hammond took her him.
self to the clinic in Rochester.
In Ill health then. he died the
following January.
II Loved 1t !"
Il loved 1t very much" Car
men says Of the Mayo Clinic.
II enjoyed much to work
there"
She knew no English, and at
first received help in trans
lating. But. she said. "they
were so busy" that she de-
cided to work with a dictionary
beside her. Latin medical terms
proved a good common denom-
inator. Soon she could read
English. and speak 1t, too.
Carmen. who loves tennis,
swimming and dancing, has
just one regret. IT just learned
jitterbugging a little Bit" she
explained, since her free time
was scarce.
She came to Washington
after finishing her studies at
the clinic on September /.
Until Sunday, she was the
guest here Of Mr.. and Mrs,
William Duf1us, 3140 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV, with whom
she spent . few days twelve
years ago. She visited many
hospitals in this area, and at
tended a reception of the
Pan-American Sanitary Bu-
reau, a regional organization
Of the World Health Organiza-
ton. at the Pan-American
Union. In New York, her next
stop. she will again talk to
specialists in health. this time
at the United Nations, and
visit hospitals. She also plans
to see Mr.. Hammond's widow
in Plainfield, N. j.
Carmen isn't sure Just where
she will work when she goes
back to Colombia shortly.
New In Colombia
THE field Of physical ther-
apy is a very new thing In our
country" she explained. She
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20

A young girl from Bogota.
Colombia. whose life was
transformed when President
Roosevelt brought her to
Warm Springs, Ca. for treat
ment II years ago, is on her
way home after another stay
here, now trained to help
others as she herself was
helped.
Twenty-three-year-old Car
men Tribe has just completed
two years training in physical
therapy at the Mayo Clinic In
Rochester, MINI. Carmen
didn't know the English word
for physical therapist when
she left Warm Springs. But.
no longer q cripple. she knew
that that work was her goal.
Carmen was living with her
parents and seven brothers
and sisters In the small town
of Charala, Colombia. when
william Hammond went there
during World War II looking
for minerals. Mr.. Hammond
was with the Board OF Eco
nomic Warfare. and Garments
father was one of the busi-
ness men in the community
he sought out to help him.
Mr.. Hammond and the Tribe
family became friends. Mr..
Hammond learned that IL
year-old Carmen had had polio
when she was four. 1t had
affected both her legs. Often.
she walked on the outside OF
her ankles.
No Treatment Center
Garments mother had done
all she could to help with
massage, but there was no
center for treatment there.
Mr.. Hammond, convinced
that treatment would help.
wrote to president Roosevelt.
whom he had never met. ask
ing his aid.
The President arranged for
Carmen to 60 to Warm
Springs. Mr.. Hammond paid
her way to America in August.
1913. She was operated on.
and also received physical
therapy. When she left Warm
Springs In January, 1914, she
could run and walk like other
children. Only q slight limp
in her left leg remains.
Mrs. Roosevelt received Car
men at the White House that
January and took her on a
tour Of the building. II possi-
BILE, she hopes to see the for
mer First Lady again before
returning to Columbia.
Years later. after studying
at the Mayor de Cundina-
marca. q college in Bogota.
Carmen asked Mr.. Hammond
to help her locate q good school
in the United States to train
in physical therapy. since there
were no schools specializing IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20
FASHION NOTEBOOK
New Product
Washes Wool
In Cold Voter

If you're counting sheep
these days, don't overlook the
real live woody lamb that is a
featured performer with beau
teous Lisa Ferraday as part OF
the Woolite (the cold-water
soap that washes woolens Of
all kinds safely and success
fully promotion at Woodward
& Lothrop's.
A six weeks tour is taking
the lamb and Lisa to cities
like Boston. Hartford. our
town. Baltimore. Pittsburgh,
Milwaukee. Chicago, Denver,
and on out to San Francisco.
The lamb just looks cute and
woody. Lisa looks beautiful but
talks on about how the prod
uct washes nylons, orlons. dac-
rons. rayons, silks, in addition
to washing wool and not hav-
ing it shrink, mat, or having
to block the garment.
Selected by a group of
wooden experts including Sena-
tor Joseph c. O'Mahoney of
Wyoming, and the head of the
Wool Bureau. Mr.. Max r.
Schmitt as the most wool
ogenic" person, Lisa Ferraday
Is also an ambassador for the
fashion industry on this 49,
city tour throughout the coun-
try. She is modelling q spe-
cially , designed wardrobe of
washable woolens created for
her by suoh designers as Tina
Lesser. Claire McCardell, and
sweaters by Hadley, Ballen-
tine and Pringle.
This past summer Miss Fer
raday was with the okla
homa" troupe that toured
Europe,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20

reach all Of the food particles
which may have lodged be-
tween the teeth.
We need plenty Of calcium
and phosphorus and sunshine.
Our general health and nutri-
ton have an effect on our
teeth, which can have such q
big effect on us. Here are
three more hints about care of
the teeth:
1. Visit your dentist at least
twice o year for a general
check-up. Little cavities grow
into big ones.
2. When you drink lemon
Juice In water "a fine health
habit) take the liquid through
q straw so that it does not
come In contact with the
enamel.
3. Watch your mental and
emotional outlook. Times Of
strain have been correlated
with gumline cavities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20
Fushion Show

Fashions Tor every member
Of the family are to be fea-
tured at a fall fashion show
presented by the Ki-Wives Of
Silver Spring on Thursday in
the auditorium Of the Hecht
Company in Silver Spring.
Mrs. Catherine Spinelli is
chairman Of the 1880 PIN.
event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20

HE'S A EWE-Liso Ferrodoy and "WooIy" the lamb
cuddIe up to each other. The two share billing on
appearances throughout the country sPotliehtng
cold-woter soop for wool. They've been in town
since yesterday TV and rodio shows. WOODY"
boohs and Miss Ferrodoy looks pretty when they
oppeor-Stor Stoff Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20

learned from the Colombian
minister here that a veterans
hospital win open in Bogata
after the first Of the year,
which may need her services.
Or she may look for work in
q children's hospital.
Wherever she works. her
goal is still the same.
President Roosevelt helped
me-" she said. Nov I'd like
ID help other people"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

Far too few people realize
that good teeth not only are
important for good looks but
that they also have a direct
influence on health. There
is q definite connection be-
tween mouth hygiene and
vitality.
Many diseases may have
their beginning in the teeth
and gums. Arthritis often
is attributed to focal points
Of infection and these may
well be In the gums or
teeth, Bacteria may -four
Evening star., 1955-06-25
\ MAN IAN -''lI.,l'lfii:'I WANTED
Dependable no experience necessary
Apply a707 Ga ave. NV
MIR RTTTInEP
PART TINE

COUPLE. colored, to care for close
in Nd. farm estate; Sl25 mo. with
room and board. Spring 1854.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
HELP-WoMEN tcsnt.I

~ Must be veteran
or eligible for veterans orRaniza-
tion or auxiliary. Elk. 3-1561.
COOK. second. experienced, for af-
ternoons for the Hebrew Home for
the Aged. References required. Good
salary, vacation with pay. Apply
in person, 1125 Spring I'd. NV;
C0UNTERGIRL WAITREss-Dn-
town job: night shift. Only the best
need apply; $50. 1929 F st. NV.
DENTAL ASSISTANT - Experience
not necessary, pleasant work: IS
hrs; downtown ofiice; must be in
telligent and personable with knowl-
edge OF typins. Box 4sl-K. Star;
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK,
must be exper.; $50. plus eommis-
paasaeY i2a 1 gyms i7oSP oASPelS CONS scawAREz ave.
FILE CLERK. law irm. "A to 80;
PIX relief and typing: s:45 to-
4:45. 5-day week. Sl5 18th ST.,
NE. S-0465 for interview Mon,
FOUNTAIN GIRL, fun time, 8 pm.
oils rd.. Blscensburg, Md. between
FobNTAfS q B q; M ANb ( + M GRILL GIRL. GrsS ex.
perienced; hours 8 to II. Apply I'M
person, CHASTLETON PHARMACY, /,
18th and r StS. NV. 80
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, over Is for
ewes. DISTRICT HEIGHTS PHAR.
MACY. 705z Marlboro bike. RE.
GENERAL IiSHRG OFFICE WORK; prefer pre-
someone with experience in plumb
ing concern. must have pleasing
personality and good telephone
voice. References REQUIRED. Call be-
tween 8 and 4, weekdays. ia. 7-I
2491, IA. 7-1593. 40
HOUSE MOTHER or practical nurse,
white; live in: small school. $iS0l
month and maintenance. Boz
eLERK-TYPIsT, Cas-
ualty insurance experience pre-
ferred:- permanent position avail
able; 5-day week, $3.50 to 4:30;
conditioned office. GREAT
AMERICAN INDEMNITY CO. $50
Woodward Building. 18th and II
StS NV EX 3-T3fiA -00
Evening star., 1955-06-25
HECHTNGER co.

Five Stores Phone Lincoln 7-e4o0
BuLLDOZER III. D. S loader,
$500: TB-lS bulidozer, 81, 600;
excellent condition. Crescent g.
BUNTING GLIDER. practically new;
cushioned arm rests; red and white.
CAMERA, new. Leica 111-f, Fl. 8.
summarit, $3.50. KE. s-2346.
CASH REGISTER SALE. Bis. one
little one. Hand and electric Used
ana new $50 and up Cash REG
ISTER SALES MD SERVICE co
.0la l4th 81 NV An 1-4Inn
CHANDELIERS. 3 beautiful crystal
S75 each, cost 5000 each. 3al4 P
CHINA valuable collection Can
tonese rose medallion. separateIy
81 81 Th0ls slRb Is sssaalss saTa, ss lawn
benches. flower boxes; "a price, no
26Is Blsdensburg. I'd. ne: rs
cases. 4 misc. tables, 'SAI; 3 ottonsiis mans
erie AND MATTREss. SIS. Rotis-
serie. $S. Smith typewriter, SS as
is. Television, Teletone. IA in, SIS
as Is Aerial and wire, SO. Car
crib ana CHAIR, 81. Storm windows.
So each. Vacuum cleaner and
attach. $40. Cornices, 10 in. and
AZ in, So. Venetian blinds. stand
ara size, 81. Peel cane settee and
. chairs, SIS. Silver fox cape. S75,
Outside umbrella. $50. 50lS 3rd
81. DIV RA. 6-5527. ---26
sectional. wine col
ored, peri. cond., moving, best
DEP FREEZE. i5-cu.-ft. Norge;I
brand new. $3.50 or best effer
Call LA. 6-4378, after . pm.
II Gu. IT.. chest type.
Sl25; Eood working condition. cail
DEEP FREEZE, Gibson upright. per-
feet. Sf75: 17-in. Capshart TV,
peri, outside aerial SIS; porch
glider. chairs and misc. items. Tu.
DESK, executive. walnut: space for
typewriter, S26: chair. So. RA.
DESKS. EXECUTIVE. once table.
Eheckwritsr. Bsrsain. ME. s-5902.
DESK, executive type, and snail
swivel chair: elee. adding machine.
JU. S-9732 or 10. 5-03S9. -26
Evening star., 1955-06-25
REPAIRS and SERVICES tesu..l !

PAPERING. sCRAPING-
iinmed. MR.. PoAT. RA. 3-5643. 1s
PAPERIEG, $40 and up. this week
only: 1855 sunfast washable papers.
RA. 3-7393. Ju 9-760S.
PAfIOS. barbecues, walkways, walls,
and, and other the cement soS9 yerk. callo for
PLASTER REPAIRS-1st-class work
BY white mechanic. Free estimates.
Work guaranteed. IA. 9-l06S. 36'
PLASTERING REPAIRS, old and new
work; large and small Jobs. Reas.
White mech. Work guar. Ju. 9-4 81
PLUMBING AND HEATING, re-
stalled. S395 up: gas boilers. $3.50
up; terms arranged, as low as
Sll mo. JU. 9-l460. -26
REMODELING
From basement to roof. Private con-
tractors. Call KLAASSEN. Ju.
7-102i. I'd
ROOF REPAIRS-Free estimates;
white mechanics. HO. e-7J27. 25s
AND GUTTERiNG. paint
ing papering and plastering, ear
pentry. Free estimates. Call day day or
down spouting; free estimates. Call
Ii. 1915. --26
all types; cutters. spouts;
general Sheet-metal work. A. D.
THOMAS. WA. 7-7352.
Observation-Disclosures terraces,
walks. brick or block retaining
walls. chimneys fireplaces, ali
kinds OF cement work. pipe drain
age F. MARCUCCIO, PO. 2-35SS
or VIII. 6-7SSS.
WATERPROOFING. wallis and eel
Roof repairs. painting and gutter
ing. cement finishing. carpentry.
decorating. F. P. WADDELL, La
Al II GENERAL CoNTRACToR- RE
modelins cement. brick. any kind
of construction WILAND CORP.
RE I-2291. RE. 7-235O
Evening star., 1955-06-25
siTUATloNs-DoMEsTlc

GIRL DESIRES JOB, habysister. 5
days week; exper.; live in. SP.
cOLoRED GIRL desires day work
or part-time. LU. 1-4719. -.
COL0RED GIRL wants baby-sitting
Job; days week. Call II; g.
sCHOOL GIRL, colored. desires
Job baby sitting and light house
work; no exper. Call AID. 2-66s0.
YOUNG LADY, colored, desires
child care or counter girl; exper.
COLoRED WOMAN desires g.h.w. or
day work. Mon. through Fri; S-year
d, c. refs. Ii. 7-S156.
COLORED GIRL wants child care,
light hoIsework; live In or out.
CoIoRED MAID desires g.h.w. for
married family; 5 days per week.
Refs. Call Ii. 6-3357. 25s
COLORED GIRL, intelligent. willing
worker, desires g,h.w., child care;
5-5ha-day wk. Ii. 3-6954. --26
Evening star., 1955-06-25
HELP--DoMEsTIc

CHILDREN'S NURSE, upstairs maid.
every other sun. of. Wo. 6-2444.
COOK AND G.H.w., % to 35. thor
oughly exper.; excellent city refs.
2 adults in family; live in. Thurs.
and Sun. OF after breakfast; $35
wk; Wo. 6-12en. ---o6
oSok S snSS general 4g ss week Stsssn Iss4
ences; live in; 6-day week. in
cluding Sundays; children. JE.
COOK, experienced. to live in pleas
ant quarters; some general house.
work; additional help employed;
good references required; salary
,2y $s5 Eesk .Sk OIL ~ 4GT75sSs 5sa,s.r. Se 5slS.r
white; Hs liys in as one OF ga family
DAY 1Ai WoiRakkssiR, . or 3 days a ave- week;
be neat. exper. and able to furn
good refs. Phone OIL. ASH.
G.H.w.. live in. tond. of children;
TssSrs saS. wo' Sns s.issss tysss other sun: ss S''
Of Z children. Cali for appoint
ment, LO. 7-27S0.
HOUSEKEEPER. white; sea shore
summer months: good cook. g.h.w.:
$3.50 mo-; references. Call OIL. q
41s3, & to 10 am. or 4 to z pm.
HOUsEKEEPER. white, for . adults:
excsl as S9 reis h nean Wrte sa statns s' Sse age
exper; and qualifications to Box
MAID. UPSTAIRS cleaning, serving,
ironing. good with children; other
help; live in. Box 193-M. Star.
MAID-G.H.w. Care 7-yr. child;
permanent; central legation; res
req. dependable. NO. 7-7s43.
MAID. for 2 weeks: live in; S35 wk:
Good cook. g.h.w.,. light personal
laundry: 2 adults in family; local
references required. Call oWo.
MAID, HIhS'~ s-day vk.. $3.50; r.h,w;
Good plain cook. Care of 7-yr.-old
tn twins ,baysr Live in ps4snts assssa sSm spoyea 1a
Refs; required. Call 1876 pm. IA.
MAID. child care. 2 adults. i child
/ VI. old; live in: pleasant sur
roundings, NV. sec; refs. and exper.
required. EN-. 2-7905. -o8
WHITE LADY, live in. care for home
and . boys. 4 and o; $50 mo; KI.
S-d515. -26
2 GIRLS or couple for household;
Ist class only; recent refs. salary
open. Box 12S-L Star. ---26
desires white lady to take
over responsibilities and 2 children.
Boy s and Eirl IA. Must live IN 4
WOMAN to take care Of
8 children, live in. room, board,
salary. 10. 2-4147, after : Pm,
OR WHITE WOMAN
who likes children and housekeep-
ing, for pleasant home, In Alex;
MEly w IN reesne gisf rsfef.pees se ST SSer a.
yrs. Of age. Phone Ov. 3-6403.
40
Evening star., 1955-06-25
RESIDENT MANAGER
Resident Manager

White. retired or with outside In
come, to manage small. air-con-
ditio'nsd' dIi.'I., z,el, elevator apt. bldg. % on
rent free. Some experiences desired.
with public. Cali MR.. AMATULLf
at ST. $4,000, Monday or Tuesday
between 4-5 pm. -26
RESTAURANT OWNERS ASST
Hostessing, .cashiering, menu typ
ing essential, for outstanding rest.
Attrac.. alert. MR.. EVANS. ia. q
sAIEsLADY, part time, exp. ladies'
WShksss VsaSfhzi4sysaf i7th hApn1sa saa 4 sts DefsoR
sALEsLADY. white. exper., for small
delicatessen; no Sun. work; refs.
apt. cali Mr. z1NKLER. Wo. s.
sALESLADIEs: experienced in in
fants' and children's wear. Excel
fRi fHE iaa5g Ester Ddi sHoP iSmnlssfP Ias St MARpy
SALEsLADIEs. experienced for
dresses and or corsets. SHEF-
SALES WOMEN t2p. to cali on res
taurants. hotels and institutions.
Selling one food item. Sells on sight.
Prefer age. 3o-40 yrs. Salary. car
ERTY rood DE1sTRrBdToRs.~ ~
SECRETARY, for base exchange
ONCE; eood working conditions:
sick sick, and @ annual leave BENEFITS; Is;
s5i5b EXCHANGE RE. $4,000. ss Ext.
siEIcikS2eTiARY-Responsible & iSei position, fS
week; pleasant air-conditioned Of
nee; permanent; salary open. Elk.
SECRETARY. law ONCE. starting 2
salary $340 per mo-, increase il
satisfactory; 5-day week, 9 to $50.
Prior legal experience not essen
tlal. We are. more interested in
personality. ability. and willingness
under pressure, Box SILL. Star;
SECRETARY public relations. short
rsser tial. Boz 490-L, Star. --26
to advertising manager
ot monthly trade publication;
shorthand and tipping, general Of
nee duties. Pleasant working con-
ditions In air.conditioned building:
Decentralization benefits. Under as.
9s.s4oos' 9ssszs Ext' sStars; "a sS'4oo' Can 40
sECRETARY-Long established law
once: 5-day week: starting salary,
. S65 per week. Elk. 3-0124. -25
sECRETARY-,,Arlington pediatrici-
ans: 5.day wk.; 5000 mo-: accuracy
n,,,rs IN typins, & records and flins re-
Evening star., 1955-06-25
HELP WOMEN

experienced. for lunch.
Apply ROBIN HOOD REsTAU-
RANT, 1422 K st. NV. bet. 1l-5
pm. 25s
night work. Apply at
GROWN BAR AND GRILL. 1905
n hn;S, white ,s1,. exper.. eq perm.
nightwork; top pay and. tips, air.
cond;. no Suns, Apply after 4 pm.
JULES CAFE. $3.50 M st, NV.
WAITRESS. over 81, with liquor and
food exper. only. Apply 2731 Bla-
wfssfffRSEs ri niaht Rs: shift, pm. s0 to
2:30 am; $50 Fri. and sat; must
sfs ss sdRssasafsS oa sna 3D. BS wF IssS tips
Apply s4pARLioHT apsi Iafi!S0is REsTAuRANT sisf.
340l Richmond highway. 5 mi.
seuth Of @ Alex,, south nsaa OF Driys-in
and soldering small electronic de.
vices. Salary open. AP. 1855,
YOUNG LADY. for excl. chiidTen,s Te
NILE BooTERY. 2S1o S. Ran
dolph St, shiriingtcn, Arl.. Va;
YOUNG LADY. a2-a5, wanted in
as girl Friday. EXP. pref. but not
" Wiling to learn. stats exp. ref ref
and salary desired. Box 372-L,
yoHNG SsGi LADY, white. responsible.
age. 22-35 yrs, for general ofice
work; hrs, 1880 e 7;so pm,
location; high school edusation re-
appt., call TU. 2-7001. --25
YOUNG WOMAN, accurate with fig-
ures. some tipping experience. for
genera, gEs,,,E, ,, of5ise e work, 5-day week
YOUNG WOMAN tG1BL FR1DAY5-
General, General once worki permanent r,na pt
cXMpBEIL aSsIf Ilisi iMsiusiSes CO, O' 1iSs" RA q
YOUNG WOMAN, for cosmetic and
tobacco department: experienced:
full time. Please apply in person,
NAYLoR PHARMACY. 3039 May
FREE ri "a; TuiTIoN uif for child to- 10 pvt
for parent driving. Oh. 2-9S73.
.--.7
COLLEGE STUDENT or teacher for
vacation. unusual opportunity,
chance for permanepcy. $3.50. for
so days. Apply Mon. afternoon.
Suite 924; 1346 Conn. ave. No
RAaShf 6aiis; two white, smart, va wait
resses. THE ROYAL truck stop.
Call in person after 4 pm. 1917
N Y ave. ne 26h
'ART-TIME SALESLADY, over IS:
experience desirable, but not es-
sential. Apply Mr.. Markham,
WHELAN'S CORSET AND LINGE-
RTE SHOP, 1105 Est. NV, 4th q.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. new and old construc-
tion: brick work. painting. plaster
ing, cement work. steps. Easements,
walks, driyeways AID. 4-I705. IL
ADDITIONS. porches and patios In
closed with ialousie windows. Gem
eral repairs and remodsling; For
tree estimates, call SINEs g.
ADDfTioNs, ALTERATIONS. porches,
jalousies, kitchen modernized, recr
rms. complete remodeling service;
estimates free: all work fully guar;
sEcO SALES. JU. 5000. EN-. g.
ss49,, ss 42,aayyr9G,,ysgh day 9S night. a.. ..,..
and Installations. Reasonable rates.
BRickWoRkEANo, az W. l@gh, Job too -IS small
Or Or { TOO @ big; garasss; 8. retaining walls:
or terms. AP. 7-sSSa. -Ss
BRICKWORK, new or repair; also
manship NO. 7-8Sis. -27
BRiCKWORk. new and repairs. ad-
dttions: etc; tlrst-class work, fully
insured free estimates. Call MR..
csMfxr R,LL Ex ;xoy 3r22s5 ,u IL ..... es,r.
and p1;osl drivexays. @ ia An gork .6es suaranseed
oE CLEANING = Wholesale ano
hobtaii accounts solicited Real good
work and service. priced so you can
live with i. Call Lu s-5a22
pairs, short circuits; small Jobs
done immed. RA. 6-2222. any time.
STONE. CEMENT pa.
Gs1Ii .IERRYs Yss1i IN sI I1.455se ss'ia'e'
Evening star., 1955-06-25
Stats. Typist, $40
JANE BURCH, RIM. 226, Bond Bldg

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STENOGRAPHER, young, to star
research organization. Located neal
Chevy Chase; 5-day. wk.; liberia
vacation and other benefits. Cal
Mr.. Singer. Wo. 6-0334. rs
sTENoGRAPHER, GOOD SHORT
s6sG s6sG AkEa AaR HEdSNf PHoNE AZ L4psSs: a-ssSS.
STENOGRAPHER, expery for lge
building-supply Arm; 5-day, 40.
hr. wk.: atr-cond. office: paid vaca'
ton, other company benefits. Ap.
ply Mrs. Burton, BARBER g. ROSS
CO.. 9th and V SITS. n.e.. DE; z
sTENoGRAPHER AND GENERAL
OFFICE WORKER. experience. for
employment in Laurel, Nd. Prefer
resident OF Laurel or vicinity: salary
commensurate with ability and
background. Kindly send summary
of background to Mr.. A. g. B., Gen
srlo sTal peliys5x Ell MuirkirE, a,i ls,a,c. Md; 2S
to 8 daily. for busy downtown, air.
conditioned once; must be fast and
sMfTcasoARD Ssfpeais III SSifSElssAaroR-sssesr.. SiSlsa Sec
ager. Il to i Pm. 1850 Columbia
sWircHBoARp vi e;ai OPERATOR, ps expert.
sTs SslP ;es Ssy. ''SaS p5S, sSS 1850 SIsSsS
sWfTCHB0A%RD I'd OPERATOR, PBx,
experienced. white; full time;
permanent position; downtown
pay. Kindly apply resident man
ager, 1900 F st. NV. ME. S-0540.
fields: top salaries. ADAMS TEACH
ERS AGCY.. 1341 G st. NV. --25
TEACHER-Co-op: kgtn.; oxon Hill,
school term 1955-56: 9:30-noon;
normal sschool exp; own car; $50.
rEGEfGoSE Ell fS15; s'ss 'sssoLrcrroRs for S1 home
improvements Company; unlimited
phone necessary. Mr.. MACK, Ii
6-5271 or JU. 9-66SS. -225
OPERATOR, relief. Ca
rillon House: air-conditioned, 4S5-
unit apt. bldg. $500 Wisconsin ave.
NV. Secretarisl telephone service,
excellent enyironment and good sal
woman between so and go. Cali
EN-. 2.sS08 after ] pm. for eppt.
TYPfsT. white. under s5, national
headquarters OF college fraternity;
$170 mo. to start; coneenial sur
roundings. Apply MRS. BELL, Phi
Gamma Delta, Rust Bldg, 1901
18th st. NV, Suite 40. --27
TYPISTS, for home work. address,
ing envelopes and cards; must have
own typewriter and car for pick
rp and delivery Of work. State age,
yrs. Of experience and telephone
No. when replying. Box ISM, Star.
TYPIST. so words per min: 35-hr.
week: air-conditioned once; pleas
ant work conds. Apply In per
son. HIGHWAY EXPRESS LINES,
INC. 3rd and r sts. NE. -25
TYPIST College graduate, with
physical science BACKGROUND and
LBM-PSM experience preferred.
Work for research organization in
Bethesda. Write fully, p. o Box
596a Bethesda. Md
lady to operate
billing machine; experienced If
possible; five-day week with no
work on Saturdays or holidays. Air
conditioned office. Old established
wholesale house handling wines and
liquors, BEITZELL a. CO., INC,
1857 New York avenue ne. Phone
Mr.. McCluskey or Mr.. Colston.
Lawrence 6-l334 -