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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-30
Sewage Plant
Plans Held Up
~ 9 star star corrsspondsnt

RICHMOND. Sept. 3o.--Plan,
Of . Fairfax County developer
to install > sewage treatment
plant on SCOTS Run. upstream
from the District Of Columbian
water supply. have been held In
allegiance by the State Water
Control Board.
The board. at its meeting yes
|terday, issued this statement
based on q rehearing last month:
"The Water Control Boart
plans no further action regard.
ing Mclean Heights. pending
the decision Of Fairfax Count,
regarding . coming of this ares
for subdivision"
The developer, John Bobby
since has changed the name o;
the project after learning
another subdivision Is cailet
Mclean Heights.
The Water Board had giyer
tentative approval to Mr.. Bobby
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-30
Water Firm Sale Offer
Stands Until Referendum

and Edward Pritchard. represent
ling the i've residents. attempted
to show that the decision to buy
Annandale was based on q pre-
Iliminary engineering report and
that all possible sources Of water
supply had not been carefully
explored.
Mr.. Boothe told the court the
Virginia Water Co. has launched
an expansion program that win
enable 1t to supply SO million gall
Ions Of water Q day from its
reservoir on Occoquan Greek.
This source Of supply viii be
more than adequate to take care
Iof the foreseeable needs Of all of
Fairfax and the city Of Alexan-
Idria," said Mr.. Boothe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-30

A raid by detectives on . home
In the Sunnybrook area OF Prince
Georges County yesterday re-
suited in the arrest Of four per-
sons who police say were operat-
ing an estimated 81. 0O0-a-day
bookmaking business.
Acting on information received
by States Attorney Blair H
Smith. q squad Of five detectives
and q uniformed policeman
searched q two-story brick home
in the $500 block of Tilden road
and placed gambling charges
against the four persons picked
up inside.
They are Mrs. Eleanor wilkins
%, and Miss Kay e. Wilkens
81, who live at the address;
George H. Mullins. ~. and Mrs
Lois M. Hyde. 81, both of $500
Forty-second avenue. Colmar
Manor.
Released ON Bonds.
Mrs. wilkins. who police say
rented the house, was released
on 5000 bond on charges 81
possessing lottery slips. book
making, conducting q lottery
and permitting bookmaking
and o lottery.
The others were charged with
possessing lottery slips, book
making and conducting q lottery,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-30

A temporary truce has been
declared in the Annandale Water
Co. battle, while Fairfax County
awaits the outcome Of the forth
coming water bond issue refer
endum on November 8.
After q day-long hearing on
q suit to prevent county pur-
chase Of the private utility. an
agreement was reached yesterday
by attorneys for the county and
the Virginia Water Co. that
neither would conclude purchase
of Annandale until q hearing Of
the lawsuit Is resumed on Mo-
vember Is. Annandale also
Joined the agreement.
This gives the county time to
find out II the referendum on
the water bond issue will pass.
The Board of County Supervisors
had planned to 60 ahead with
purchase Of Annandale without
awaiting results Of the referen-
dunn because James A. McWhor-
ter. president Of Annandale. ear
lier had declined to extend his
offer to sell to the county.
Free to Sell
Mr.. McWhorter's attorney.
John Turnbull. said the offer
to sell Annandale to the county
for $950.000 now will stand un-
til after the referendum. The
agreement. however. leaves Mr..
McWhorter free to sell the
utility to anyone besides the
county and the Virginia Water
Co. for 81 million in the mean
time. The county and the Viz
ginia Water Co.. q subsidiary
of the Alexandria Water Co..
have made the only two public
overtures to buy Annandale.
The court agreement is SUBJ
ject to approval Of the Board
Of County Supervisors. A spe-
cial session was expected to be
called today or Monday.
Fairfax Commemorative At
torney Robert A. Fitzgerald said
he expected the supervisors to
welcome the agreement. since
1t gives them time to see how
the referendum goes.
The supervisors decision to &c
ahead with purchase of AMMAN
dale before the referendum had
been political fodder for Repub-
1ican candidates to the board.
1t had become their major CAM
paign issue for the Forthcoming
November 8 local election, in
which all seven seats on the
board. plus other local Offices,
are at stake
The Republicans have been
most critical of the way the
supervisors proposed to pay for
Annandale If the referendum
failed. One alternative contem-
plated establishment Of a sani-
tary district with q special tax
levy, and another plan involved
annual advances from the gen.
eral fund. with gradual repay
ments from water revenues.
The suit to block the purchase
was brought by five county resi-
dents, who charged the county
had no right to assume $3.50, 000
debt before q referendum.
Expansion Cited
The Virginia Water Co, and
its parent firm, Alexandria
Joined the litigation as inter-
venors. Mr.. Fitzerald drew
stipulation from attorneys fol
the five residents In court yes.
terday that the Virginia Water
Co. had given financial help II
the original suit.
Attorneys Armistead Booth
and Waller Dudley. representing
the Virginia Water Co.. and At
torneys r. Shield McCandlisl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-30

the camera after being freed on bond on charges Of
bookmaking and operating lottery at Sunnybrook,
Prince Georges County, are 0rom LETT Mrs. Flea
nor Wilkins, 48, of the $500 block Of Tlden road,
Decatur Heights her sister, Miss Kay wilkins Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-30
Farmers Get a Better Break
From Highs Gallon Jug Pla,

When Highs Gallon jug Plan first
whispering campaign set attack Highs quality
Ten fiat short order because the people were rewd enough
mk bottled IN this area Then the sanitation Of HIGHS jug was
TO realize that nothing cleaner than terzed
Now the attack has shifted again Highs
saving comes out Of the farmers pocket
You win not hear this from the farmers who supplying milk
1t from people who are trying to keep milk prices high
Maybe have already heard Of this talk like this
Sure lot Highs Milk
from oehere And bet they aren't coming Highs
pocket There's only other place they The
farmers And the farmers having enough
Well,
Highs relations with the farmers
First Of ALL will continue
substantially their average
this area We want the best milk and farmers premium
to get It,
In recent months fight against retail price fixing has been
IKE you to think that want to pull the price floor out from under
the farmers We do not
It Just much to the farmers
interest to abolish retail price controls Here's the
system OF retail
is fixed in price This Is fresh milk for table retail
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-07
ALASKA AIRLINES

To Anchorage: Elliott Olanna,
Pfc. John Brennan, Sp3 Jack
Ogino, Stan Spangenber, Theo-
dore Brown, Grant Fritz, jerry
Fagerstrom, Margaret Metty, and
Grant Guerensy.
From Unalakleet: David w. La
Vote.
From Anchorage: 1t. Col. Glenn
Vinquist, o. Davis, B. r. Martin,
X. E. Aho, p. Larsen, r. Schone,
w. Strowd, G. d. Jones, Jim Won
der Heydt, J. L. Rhymes, H. Q.
Rumsower, T.. Mechan, t. Hen
derson l.. Thisby, z. Utter, L..
Hoffman, S. Day, L. Hawthorne,
J. Higginson, Tom Beltz, H. J.
Lehman, J. France, M. Drogseth,
r. G.. Roberts.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-07
Linemen Working To
Restore Street Lights

The Nome Light and Power Co.
line crew have been busy for
several days checking the street
lighting system and trying to To-
cate the source of trouble which
has kept the streets in darkness
since the last storm.
Manager Luther Dunbar ex-
planned that the street lights are
like a string Of old fashioned
Christmas tree lights. If one burns
out all the rest are out of action
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-07
Frank Whaley to Spend
Winter in Seattle and
Open AVA Office There

Frank Whaley and family, who
have been operating their Rain
bow Mines gold mine this sum-
mer, are enroute to Seattle, where
they will spend the winter.
Frank Wha1ey, the head and
manager of the Alaska Visitors
Assn, will open AVA offices in
Seattle and establish headquarters
there as soon as possible.
His oldest son, who has been
working at the mine, plans to
enter college at San Luis Obispo,
Calf, starting in the second sem
ester.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-07
BOAT NEWS

The Coastal Rambler, delayed
by heavy seas, will arrive at St.
Michael today and will probably
be here Sunday, weather permit
ting.
The Tonsina leaves Kotzebue
today and is scheduled into Unala-
kleet tomorrow.
The Fortuna has had wonderful
weather to discharge here and is
still discharging freight.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-07
Pete Reader Buys Out
Grant Nelson Of The
Pioneer Water Company

The Pioneer Water Co. changed
hands yesterday when Grant Mel
son sold out to Pete Reader.
y Nelson, who recently purchased
the equipment Of the Casa de Paga
Mining Co. when it was sold at
public action, plans to 60 mining
next year, he stated, after a WIN
ter vacation which will be spent
partly in Alaska with relatives
and partly in the States.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-07
WEATHER FORECAST

US Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureas
Partly cloudy and colder to-
night. Low temperature expected
%, high tomorrow 35.
Nome data last "a hours as of
7 am. today: highest temperature
81. lowest 80. Max. wind 9 nnph
from the north. Sunrise at 6:29
am, sunset at 5:09 pm.
A year ago today: highest tenn
perature IS, lowest %. Extremes
this date since 1907: highest so
in 1947, lowest Is in 1896.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-07
MMM HOSPITAL

Admitted Clarence Frame, An
drew Nerland, Mary Klementson,
Bobby Kowowluk, Dennis Kosg-
mack, A. Saario, Carrie Weyapuk
Discharged: Helen Rock, Clar-
ence Frame, C.E. Klementson, r
Kiwaluk, Dennis Kosgnack.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-07

Jim Won der HeYdt returned
yesterday from Anchorage where
he attended a meeting Of the
Board Of Governors Of the Bar
Association.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-07

Leila Christensen, arrived with
Pan American last Tuesday and is
the new nurse for the MIMI Hos
pitaI.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-07
LAST TEEN AGE DANCE
TONTGHT-s:30 to midnight
At the Teen Age Hall
N o TIC

Members of the former USO
Board Of Directors are requested
to meet with Virginia Brown al
the Community Club tUSO Club
Sunday afternoon at 4:30 until
$40. Other persons interested in
recreational activities are invited
TO attend.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-07
N o E

Reindeer Meat Subscribers
are now being taken at the ANS
office for Nunivak deer. sched-
uled to arrive here about Oct. Is.
Keep in touch with ANS office for
further information.
Jack Jenkins
121 Alaska Native Service
Evening star., 1955-07-16
SITS. DoMfsTIc tceat.l

kxPEKT HOUSE CLEANNG-Esery-
thing done from attic 70 basement:
emergency cleaning our specially.
HA. 6-0342. 1fs
Il WIsH TO PLACE MI MAID 5 days
week; Excellent with children
C6IokE6 IMsonAN desires uork da,
EIFINED coL0RkD LADY want,
sa;E EssE: refs. ef eflia L.. a.iasa. isas A oei
GIRL, colored. g.h,w. or days work;
5 days week. Good ref. Call III
6,5693, any time. AZ
IC0LORED GIRL desires gh.w.. da,
1861 -p Gl
CoLORkD WOMAN, middle ased. de,
sires Housekeeping or child care
ID rI s-oSs5. SSs5in lsis.' ns.na ssfa
lC0LORRD GIRL desires days work
Call Ho. 2-66s4. -H
Evening star., 1955-07-16
CLERK
CLERK
UNIT CONTROL DEPT.
KNOWLEDGE OF TYPING
PERMANENT POSITION
5-DAY WEEK
VIM. HAHN & co.
7th AND ( SITS. NV.

CLERK -sEAMsTRESS, experienced,
for dry cleaning store: good job.
good pay, want good girl. Apply
1915 O st. NV. 4 to $3.50 pm.
CLERK sTENOGRAPHER. 1888
yrs. of age for school ONCE; varied
duties: aforementioned once; w
hr. week; $3.50 mo. BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY. lioo
CLlpsRK.sTESo.. lpia =; p:S temporary " part
time: s days. 1890 TO 4;30. July
Is through Sept. 40; S1.51 hr.
Apply in person 1901 II st, NV, rm.
CIHRK-rYPIsT. some shorthand, in
real estate office, State qualifica-
tions and previous employment.
Answer Box 152-M, Star. III
CLERK -TYPIST. receptionist with
some stenographic ability for i'm
mediate placement. KNOWLEDGE Of
figures helpful. call MR.. FISHER
CLERK-TYPisT for small assoeia.
ton once; shorthand desirable but
not required: accurate and fast
: typing essential. Dictaphone; age
20 TO 80; S27b per mo. Apply Box
66-M, Star giving experience and
references. --1S
Evening star., 1955-07-16
HELP-DoMEsTic

G.H.W., plain cooking, care Of 2
local references required. $50 week.
CIV. Cook. child care. tlse. lam.
ily), non-smoker. live In, Sun. on,
must be exper.; good ref; upstairs
rm.. bath. XII. 9-5440. --i6
G.H.W. CHILD CARE, live in: sal
ary depending on exper. Call cR.
G.H.W.-CooK, e5 to 20. to live I'M
fond Of children; recent local refs
on Thurs, every other Sun; good
salary. OIL. 6-7491. --22
GOvERNEsS. 1--we in: air-condi-
toned grounded. apt: Inv, care
Of l-yr. .-old. Call TU. 2-7732. 30
HOUSEKEEPER, European or Amer
ican white. iniddle-aged woman;
for small family. live In: NV. sec
IcTsEREEfER. tlSH; RI 9TasS1; not over sos 50. 70,
in, partial care OF 2 children
References REQUIRED. Box 21gsM
HSoSuats;EKEEPER. SSat;E white; refs; live
in: empl. cpie., school-age child;
$55 mo-, rm. and bd.; 6-day wk'
MAID, KEi o-sIsi. esTe for children, live l7 in.
nsSmssu room and Bath. H 15i. oI. 2.oes5. Z1S SA
WOMAN, colored, light housework
Live in. Small salary. 1880 Ritten-
4 house St NV, RA. 6-54S4. --17
EXPER. Girl. for family al 8 chl-
dren; able to cook: live in: n.
Arl.; refs. required. KE.s 6-S3g7.
---15
. GIRLS or couple for household;
Ist class only; recent refs: salary
open. Box 447.M, Star.
Evening star., 1955-07-16

on new spinets and consoles. al
wood finishes and case style, all
full keyboard and fully guaranteed;
chance TO buy q new piano for the
price of a used one. Starting at
S425 for q new piano. Buy now
and save. Long easy terms. Open
CORPORATION, 1900 q st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-07-16
sITUATioNs-woMEN

lHOUSEKEEPER ER-CARETAKER - Re.
fined white lady desires Job. higf
type club or private estate. Capabl,
supervising domestic and mainten.
NURSE; undergrad, ). hospital trained
20 yrs. CO. 5-s3e5. 17'
NURSE. pract., grad. white, exper.
| loc. ref. Live in or out. No mater.
nifty cases or baby. care. Tel. HO
2-S07S Sunday, 8 p.m.-9 pm.
pRfTxiiTRi1na1TS MSRii z 1imirS pm Tni,,Rss t1b,te,
available now; long exper;: live out ~.
pRacAacaE IA AfsRf 4s1ss NdRsE si'ss cam Pm Re h
any any. case; city references. Elk. 3.
REFiIHED ITALIAN WOMAN, trav.
eled; tipping. fling, exper. in lega
clerical work; also typing NJ home
GIRL, coiored. desires once worl
expsr.s part time or full time; Tu
GIRL, is. Northeastern Junior and
honor student, wants general ofilce
work. some typing. AD. 2-2s49
WOMAN wants employment; sincere,
honest and reliable worker; cleIi.
ea esI.dsSsS dsssSry ycs ST Jo S5ner osee sssed
HfGH SCHOOL GRAD, coiored; in,
telligent, excel. typist desires job, o.
SUMMER w0RK-Giri, 81: 2 yrs
have you? OIL, 2-6494. 1Ts
COLORED GIRL desires gen. once
/ work or typine. Ii. 4-692T. IT.
Evening star., 1955-07-16
SINGER
cAPN GUYS CLUB
1872 New York Ave. NV.

SOLICITORS 70 make appoiutmentl
On 9aly = AZ AZ s: sSs79s6. lie
railroad 1920 woodward Bldg.
sfssoGRAPHER. lGas saa = iss. 2 10 3 months ls
snd ssSdpSTaiIx sgping sT. Sksa az 5day 5s9dGTsnsPe aP
8 S240 per mo-; new air conditioned
building; start immediately. Cal
sTENoGRXPHER o1SeSp; for downtown law
ofiice. Not over 35. Starting sal.
ary $3. .6O0-3,S00 per year. Phone
sPkNo. II 81 y eeBhaoaoKKEErER. with n Fnoxl.
edge Of construction. Good salary.
Call ewes, To. 2-2430, or JU.
9-9390. IL
STENOGRAPHER -TYPIST
NE. Sec; 21-35; excel. oppor. and
working eond.; general steno. and
billing; permanent position. La
STENO. -kECEPTIONIsT, 35-hour
vk.; permanent; paid vacation
varied, interesting work. WALTEF
1852 or AD. 4-1396. III
STENOGRAPHER-Secretary to cor,
poration ofaoiaI, to start August "a
SECURITY STORAGE. 1I40 15ti
st: NV. DI. I-4040. Ext. is. LII
SWITCHBOARD OPERATION. expe'
rienced or viii train: small .PB1
board; some typing and eletical
51a-day week. Apply at 460t
TEACHERS iwhitsj. faii positions
1925 to $500 mo. ADAMS TEACH.
ERS AGENCY, I341 @. RE. 1858
-16
TEACHER, experienced person fol
nearby Va. school; Underwater
and first grade openings. FL. 6.
1884. III
TEACHEKS-Private school. nearby
Md. one. ezper.. kindergarten and
one first grade. State dualificat tior
In reply. Box CALM Star. --17
TELEPHONE OPERATOR
Must have PIX experience, srefer.
ences, hours $3.50 am. to / pm
daily. For further details call TU
2-l491. $50 am. to IL noon.
II
Evening star., 1955-07-16

Typing ability. experienced general
insurance lines, excluding HE in
sponsibility. Pleasant working con-
ditions, 5-day week, paid vacation.
Salary commensurate with ability,
Call MRS. SMITH, ME. S-3906.
Evening star., 1955-07-16
HfLp-nEN lcs.s.i

COLLEGE GRADUATE. 70 train -
once managef for worlds largest
baking company; accounting eourses
essential; veteran under -; SO
per week 70 start With sehedriso
increases. during tratning; must be
willing 20 reloests after 2,year
S5 S5ziEE; Sis,is $40 am. se z:so oFs PP.
PARf-TDIE CIGAR CLERK. fast
moving counter; must be expert-
enced. Apply IN person only. 7123
Georgia ave. NV. -17 s
CoLORED MAN to clean boilers, and
general maintenance work in boiler
rooms; 6-day week. night shift
Apply In person. eLAssMANoR
APIS. 30 winthrop ST.. Glass
cOLORED PART-TIME SALESMAN
needed; earn from 5000 to $500
per mo. while you learn; 30-day
training course with q trained IN
structor. e nights per gk Il; only
those with nigh school education
with some selling experience need
{ apply. Call or see Shelley Swain.
HILL q SANDERS, Washington's q
Oldest Ford Dealer. 111x Vermont
NV. AD. 4-4300. -19
CoLoRED MAN and wife for modern
exchange fer light earetaker duties;
husband can still work tun-ttmt
job. Call SIDNEY 2. MENsH q
CO.. Ma. S-6440. -lq
Evening star., 1955-07-16
MIscEL. foR sALE lcsai.l }
AIR-coNpTTToNERs
RENTED

RENTED
e. e, u. season oal, : fss more
..Rs = / = I. 4 ap aSpEyaIoEaAr10qs e .ssa.o e
AIR CONDITIONERS
seson. ,0cI silR.sss nst. ssass.ss s,1sI
4s-ton. List, s3l9.S5 -SizSl
sLATTERYs 4aoe Wis ave-. n.
ANTIQUE SOFA. from Evelyn Waish
estate; IN good cond.; best cfier.
10. 5-S619. lis
ANTIQUES - Victorian settee. q
matching side chairs, hand carved
frame. Ress. ofier. uF. 4-3e9i
ANFrQUEs-Ensiish secretary desk.
black laquered Tole table, 4OS
round pedestal table. lge. buffers
compotes. other things. Phone for
appt.. En-. 3-6129. III
|ANTfQUEs-Variety with lamps, f,t-
tings. shades, globes, chtmneys,
specially. THE LAME. $50 W,
Broad st.. Falls Church. Va. ABOVE
GsSS92P1,sy sSS9P sELLMa lll ouT. PRICES
AQUARIUM, holds s quarts Of
water. fish pump, light, s dif-
dsrsnt kinds Of fshi SIS. EM- s.
|BABY CARRIAGE. bathin.tte. MAY
pen. sand box and walker, $50 or
best offer. LA. 6-S533. 16
BABY CARRIAGE. stroller, wax
birch ..playpen and swing: also
9tner iesms tens for baby; AL Ike new.
BAIHTUBs. new and used, basins,
1875 Lee hwy. IA. $500
condition, reasonable. IA. e-6085.
BED. dbie. with mattress, springs.
Almost new. Orig. cost. $50;
sell SIS. NE. s-0S9s bet. eli
pm. -l7
lBED AND DRESSER, ANTIQUE. Jenny
Lind; GE 3-speed window fan; an.
nette set: studio couch. IA. 2-77I0.
BEDROOM FURN.. Apiece ornate
NAH. wJmirrors, spring and new
mattr.; orig. cost $500, sell Sis,
3O35 Beech st. NV. EN-. 2-9179,
IBEDROoM SET custom-made. Early
American REPRODUCTION; Honduras
annS9ss a%aaSS9sanS S;s. pinsasSPlIs sssSls. f;pSssssr
dresser, mirror and night taSis
Excellent condition. IA. 2-6O40.
bedroom SUITE, complete: bed,
dresser. vanity and chest on chest.
Walnut. Call KE. S-5179. III
BEDROOM SUITE. lined oak: g.
| piece kit. set, table and chairs:
dsyo-bed and chairs. reasonable.
1895 l1th st. NV. Apt. 20. 17s
BENDIx. Economat, like new, S75:
Thor T IFoner' Fn1 good condition, ,S25.
BESSiDix xyaH; Automatic washer, exc excel.
lent condition: S56. LU. 2-I377
after pm. Fri. Sat, all day
BiCCYCIEs t2); one in GOOD coDd.
one needs tire; S15 each, LU. l.
BICYCLES, boys and rirrs; SIS
I'm rear), Saturday and Sunday
BIcfcLE. sirrs a4-in.. very GOOD
condition. $14 Call KE. $4,000.
BICYCLES. rebuilt, boys ana girls.
Goo Good .aSa sond. Also tricyeies; VIII az
.'sEsss s ssss'ss !as sg'' es 4
CAMERA, contax. latest model.
| liza. Sonnar l.5, with leather
case; $195. Only ! roll used. JU.
CAMERA, automatic Rolleiflex; nash
syne.: 3.5 Schneider lens case, Rol.
| $50. Call OIL. 6-6254. III
CASES--SELF SERVICE meat, one
open #. and one open 16 It.;
one open loft. dairy case. 40i
| 9TH st. NV. III
CHAIR, oyerstufied. cost SIS, will
sell for S25: lawn mower with rub
sewing mach. Sc. KI. s-2Ss7.
CHINA ~ Beautiful old Bavarian,
| gold. service plates: several other
lovely old Bavartan plates and vari-
! Gus odd pieces. ia. 2-504O, -17
Evening star., 1955-07-16

WAITRESS twhitel. over 81, for
small downtown night club. CAP'N
GUYS CLUB. 1919 N. Y. ave. NV
MATTRESSES, white; night, day o,
part time. Must positively be thor
oughly experienced. neat and at.
tractive. New air conditioned sea
food restaurant opening Friday
Top salary. Apply Immediately tc
MR.. FISCHER, SEA SHE'LL RES.
TAURANT. 49I6 Biyingston I'd. s.e.
LO, 1851. DIR: Out Nichols ave
Sc. x mile past d. C. line on left
WAITRESS. white; $50; hrs, 4 tc
to IL: must be reliable and exper !;
good tips. Call UN, 1890. I'D
white, dependable, must
be fast and sober, Apply cARRY'S
RESTAURANT, 637 Penna. ave. Sc.
white. hours 4 pm.
to IL midnight. Experience pre-
fRsSlr4EE ES55is 4 E''E RErsfAdfzas 4 Rsiis 39S hSS
wxfTREssEs, Esf ri a;E nightwork: fast Ml7 a.;
iSss Esssxs " TAVERN. ARglg 200 q Rssi.'RR.
day shift. BIAckfEs RssTtAU- REST u
RANT. 1860 Lamont st. NV,
WAITRESS. experienced; SILVER
spring area. Box 457-M, Star.
white, experienced
only. Apply KIKI's. 1918 Wisconsin
ave. NV. ---lS
Evening star., 1955-07-16
sITUATloNs--MEN


ACCOUNTANT, exper., capital loans.
monthly work, all taxes; prompt.
reas. NO. S-2076. 30
HOTEL MANAGER approaching re-
position smaller hotel or apartment
development: fine opportunity for
right party to utilize excellent
health outlook experience. Box
PHARMACISf-Exper., full time
work in Falls Church or nearby
TAILOR-Thoroughly exper. in Gus.
tom tailoring and alt. New in thi,
country, needs language exper. ANY
work In my field desired. JE. 4-0352
TALOR-Elderly, experienced: de.
sires permanent position; modest
income. TIE. 6-5132. Mr.. L. Chamot
YOUNG MAN. colored. 27. colles,
grad. Desires employment. Willins
worker, fast learner. D. c. permit
WIsCoNsiS vi; FARMER wishes to 9 rem
Maryland farm on shares. Oyer 81
acres Trained at Univ. Of Wis
RETIRED, ENERGETIC MAN desirel
Job. cashier. clerk, driver, guard
watchman, other suitable employ
ments; best refs. Call IA. 7-l79l
Evening star., 1955-07-16
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GIRL, age 20, white, desires house.
work and care of children with
RigiSomstic family Call EN- g.
HsSSn6ssEiwEoRK. sS6si WI Part ppssft or fun time;
or evening work. such as baby sit,
or likewise; refs, furnished; Ii.
EMPIOYER leaving town wants to
place excellent maid; available Aug.
10; wonderful with children, very
dependable, sunny disposition and
Can't live IN. OIL. 6-S143. IT.
Evening star., 1955-07-16

TYPlST = COLLEGE graduate, wiz
physical science BACKGROUND anc
LBM-PSM experience preferred
Work for research urganization In
Bethesda Write fully, P o Boz
1903 Bethesda Nd
TYPIST, willing to learn PIX switch.
board: as relief operator. Under
Starting salary 1926 per mo. EX
3-4720. III
TYPIST - Bethesda = Chevy Chas,
resident, for clerical and tipping DO.
sition; not O summer Job: 6-dal
wk. Call OIL. 6-7S00. lis
Evening star., 1955-07-16
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s.ockEEEF.R q. ss xss..se: xhi.s., ,,,...: gen:
Of bookkeeper with Us 8 US. Il Is
necessary 70 replace. Good salaEy,
Insurance dement's. centrally 10
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