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and Martha Irene Tichenor 30
both MorgantoWn, w. Va
Harry William Fletcher, 49, par
ents CONSENT laborer near Mark
Teton, Pa, and Jean Elizabeth Hay,
10. parents cOnsent near Rock
wood, Pa.
Clifford Eugene Tressler, %, la
borer and Mildred Elizabeth Me
theney q, both near Markleton
Pa.
Hobart Eugene Thomas, 80, weld
er, and Daisy Geraldine Meats, 2l,
both Cleveland, O.
William Junior Boggs. 81, U. S.
air force, Alum Bridge w. Va, and
Barbara Jean Allen 10, near Will
sonburg, w. Va.
Wilbert Alfred Doty, a. U. S.
army, and Dorothy Mae Vaughn,
"A. both Belmont, w. Va.
William RAIDER Dod 81, student.
Lexington, Va, and Eleanor Fran
ces Bell, 20, Wheeling, w. Va.
Albert Gorden Crosley, %, stu
dent, JOhnstown, Pa, and Nametta
Maxine Taylor. 10. near South
Fork. Pa
Licenses Recently Issued
Kenneth George Silbaugh. %.
tester, Pennington, Pa, and Janet
Shirley Hall, 10, near Lemont
Furnace. Pa.
Charles Edward Barr. 81. shop
work, Burton, w. Va, and Janette
Sue Brummage, 1S, Warrington,
w. Va
Clifton Rudolph George, IS, feed
mill worker, Petersburg. w. Va.
and Virginia Catherine Judy, 25.
Landes. w. Va.
Fred Harry Summers, 49, Cpar-
ents consent timberman, and
Norma Dolores Dalton, II, parents
cOnsent) both near Morgantown, w.
Va.
Donald DeWayne Wagner, 1S,
parents consent farmer. of Nc
Henry, Md, and Beverly Ann
Beachy. 18. Grantsville. Md.
Robert Franklin Diehl, 20. par
ent's CONSENT salesman, Grants
vile, and Shelby Marie Sisler. II.
parents consent, Friendsville,
Md.
Paul Wilson Long, IS, parents
CONSENT glass cutter, Sabraton, w.
Va, and Patricia Ann Ruckle. 16.
parents CONSENT Morgantown. w.
Va.
The Republican., 1955-09-29
Extension Director
Named for Maryland

DR. Paul f. Nystrom has been
appointed director OF the coopera-
tive extension service of the Uni
vcrsity of Maryland, it was an
nounced by President Wilson H.
Elkins and the Board of Regents.
DR. Nystrom has been director
of instruction and head of the De-
partment of Agricultural Eco
nomics and Marketing of the uni
versity's College Of Agriculture
since 1851. He assumes his new
duties October l.
The new extension director was
graduated with BIS. degree in
1928 and an MS. degree in 1881 in
agricultural economies from the
University of California His doc
torate degree was conferred in pub
lie administration by Harvard Uni
versity in 1851.
Between 1880 and 1881, DR. Ny
strom was employed by the Fed
eral Farm Board He became a
member of the University of Mary
land faculty as a farm manage
ment specialist in 1881. He was
elevated to assistant county agent
leader in 1888 county agent leader
in 1887. deputy director of extern
sion in 1943, associate director of
extension in 1948.
He succeeds DR.. James NJ. Gwin,
who recently resigned.
The Republican., 1955-09-29

16, parents consenU Friendsville,
Md.
David Cecil Ark Sc, cab driver.
and Hazel Marie Price, AZ, both of
MorgantoWn w. Va.
Cecil Eugene Harris, 10, parents
consent Bridgeport. w Va. and
Marie Murle Grimes, II, parents
consent Clarksburg, w. Va.
Estol Cans, 20, television repair
man. near Lake Lynn, Pa. and
Tuyla. Rae Wolfe, 81, near Morgan
town, w. Va.
Ernest Dale Lewis, %, and Betty
Lou Nelson, II, parents CONSENT
both Shaw, W. Va.
Elwood Junior Walker, %, Or
chardman, Needmore W. Va. and
Betty Jean Melius, 10, Fabius, W..
Va.
Donald William Gale. 26. assem-
bier, and Margaret Elizabeth Pearl
DeBerry, 81, both Albright, w Va
Terry Eugene Danser. IS, par
entS CONSENT us. air force. and
Patricia Ann Mercure, 20, both near
Tunnelton, w. Va
Virgil Edward Moreland, "a,
Woodsman, Scherr. w. Va, and
Frances Shirley Love, 20 Emory
vile, w. Va.
Charles Paul Jones, %, U. S.
Navy, Uniontown, Pa. and Kath-
leen Elizabeth Carey IS, Salem,
Mass.
Donald Hawk, 20, parents con-
sent trucker, Uniontown, Pa, and
Mary Elizabeth Jeffries, 10, near
MOrgantoWn, w. Va.
Albert Junior Stevens, 26, car
penter, indianapolis, Ind, and Ro-
berta Leigh Barrett, 20, near Bris-
tol, w. Va.
Arthur William Sal. 81. laborer.
The Republican., 1955-09-29
ForesterS Hear
Talks on Logging

Maryland foresters held a week
long conference on logging and its
relation to the State Department
of Forests and Parks last week at
Harrington Manor west of Oak
land.
William II. Johnson, district for
ester, said % foresters participated.
Fred Simmons, sawmill expert for
the milling and marketing division
of the US. Forestry service. spoke
on logging methods. Richard Jones,
Mark Gordon and Hume Prayer.
from the regional office of the us
forestry service in Philadelphia
explained a revolutionary new pro-
cedure in estimating the amount
of timber in tract.
They showed through talks and
actual demonstrations the new
techniques in this line by the use
of cumulative volume tables that
speed up the estimating.
A. r. Bond, assistant forester in
charge of woodland management
for the state department, issued a
new forest management manual
that outlines departmental pro-
cedures for those who work with
private firms in the logging indus
try. The manual, Johnson said,
would facilitate the training of new
personnel. The group visited a
modern sawmill in Garrett county.
The Republican., 1955-09-29
Adlai Seems Slipping

Political friends of Mr.. Adlai E.
Stevenson, who a few weeks ago
were confident that he would be re-
nominated on the first ballot of the
Democratic National Convention in
August, have lost that confidence.
Still-and with reason = they be-
lieve he will be renominated, but
they no longer anticipate that this
will be by unanimous vote of the
sort that might be expected from
the outstanding leader of his party
with a real personal following
In brief, Mr.. Stevenson's grip on
the nomination and his party pres
tige have both slipped, at least a
little, recently. One reason, of
course, is the reluctance of Demo-
The Republican., 1955-09-29

lost? one. How many prodigals re-
turned? one. You see, God doesn't
work on the scale of millions. He
is big enough, great enough and
good enough to take care of the
The Republican., 1955-09-29

cratic politicians. to renOminate a
loser-particularly a loser beaten
so decisively as Mr. Stevenson in
1852 and who has not since demon
strated any access in vote-getting
ability. Another reason seems to be
the doubt as to whether Mr.. Ste
venson has it in him TO measure up
to the party-leader title. Up to
date, ex-President Truman has
been behaving more like the party
leader than he.
Perhaps Mr. Stevenson's refusal
to make personal attacks on the
President is wise. Certainly, those
that have been made so far have
reacted unfavorably and the failure
of the Administration to dignity
them with a reply has seemed eff
fective. Another liability of Mr.
Stevenson's present campaign is
the support given him by Mr.. Ste
phen Mitchell, formerly chairman
of the Democratic National Com
mittee, and Mr.. Paul Butler, his
successor. Both of these are ardent
Stevenson supporters Neither is
popular in party circles Neither
has any political or personal influ-
ence. Yet, both have assumed the
role Of party spokesmen.
Hardly a week goes by in which
one or both of these young gentle
men do not burst forth in a violent
TRADE against the President. Only
a few days ago Mr.. Mitchell, re-
neWing his old and silly Dixon
Yates charges, used the word cor
ruption" in connection with the
President and the White House.
Mr.. Buffers line closely follows
that of Mr. Mitchell Neither of
them is ever specific. Neither pre-
sents facts to sustain their ugly
smears, but they are equally vio-
lent. Even some of those almost
equally close to the good Adlai
have come to regard the Messrs.
Mitchell and Butler as party liabili-
ties. Contemplation Of these two as
important factors of a Stevenson
administration has not increased
the desire of some Influential party
members to put Mr.. Stevenson in
the White House-quite the con-
trary.
OF course. the chief stumbling
block in the way of draft for
Mr.. Stevenson is the open conten-
ton of New York Democratic lead
ers that Mr.. Stevenson, who lost
New York in 1852 by more than
100000 votes, could not possibly
carry it next year. National Com
mitteeman Carmine DeSapio has
said this most emphatically, and
Democratic State Chairman Prem
dergast even more emphatically a
few days ago. 1t is conceded that
the New York delegation of SO
votes will be for Gov Averell Har-
riman, who, while he personally
has declared himself for Steven
son, has done nothing whatever to
discourage his friends from work
ing for Hartman. A recent poll of
Democrats in Maryland shows Ke-
fauver running well ahead of Ad-
lai. In addition, it has been made
quite clear that organized labor is
just as strongly for Hartman as it
is for StevensOn-in fact, more so.
Add to all this the fact that Mr..
Hartman unquestionably has pres
idential aspirations and that his
age-64-clearly makes 1856 his
last chance to realize them. 1t is
easy to understand why Governor
Hartman refrains from throwing
cold water on the efforts of his
The Republican., 1955-09-29

Spain applied for membership
in the United Nations.
The Republican., 1955-09-29
THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS

By FRANK r. KENT
copyright by The Baltimore Sun and re-
printed in The Republican by permission
The Republican., 1955-09-29

needs OF Ills children, one by one,
the word that can change your life.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Grapefruit lovers-eet your fill!

Nows the time to buy big plump grapeftfrm and full of
lively tasting uice Remember vtamns crowded inand
calos crowded Florida grapefruit helps you lose well
and like it, So when it's dessert me-have grapefruit instead
Evening star., 1955-11-11
WOODWARD &
LOTHROP
PERSONNEL OFFICE
MAIN sid rHI6d B2Dd.

experienced. PENT-
HOUSE DRY CLEANING CO.. 1915
Bethesda Me- Bethesda, OIL. r.
2434. Ill
sECRETARY-Rationai organiza ation
desires capable woman, 30 to 80
years old. for permanent position;
good starting salary. hospitaliza-
tion and other benefits Phone
LA. 6-4474 for appointment. - 3
Observation-Disclosures OF
FICE; experience and peImanency
preferred Gail Wo. 6-37l0 after
Q am. except Saturday and Sunday.
SECRETARY COMPANION. free to
travel between Washington. Holly
wood and Europe Must have
Tor right person, Apply HOURLY
AID. $40 p st. NV. Ill
sEcYs. sTEa0s, BKKPRs., typ
ATIAs isIs ssx hcY sPr'4 4Sa S,s h Tasn Ave GPrs
sfiORT ORDER COOK, white. sober,
fast. WALDORF DINER. Midway s.
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white:
Apply WOoDLEY DRUGS, 3527
Conn. ave. See Mrii simons. -l7
sTENOGRAPHER In insurance
claim department. Age is TO 35.
Mrs: REFS. $40 Woodward Bldg.
observation-disclosures POSI-
fion in educational organization.
Must be accurate, reas. shorthand
speed: b-day week: pleasant work
ing conditions. For appt.. AD.
4-4T25. --13
Evening star., 1955-11-11
HELPMEN
SALESMAN

Kitchen cabinet salesman with en-
gineerinR background; selling expef
essential; experience in Kitchens
our desire, however, II We decide
you are the right man we viii train
you. Call KITCHENS. INC, Wo-
6-2205 for apt. -2o
statesmen. furnishings. for our
downtown and uptown stores:
pleasant working conditions. THE
NODE. 1ith and p StS. NV, 4th
for part-time evening
work. Hours, 8 to o.. Monday
through Friday for enrolling chill
dren on 2 trial plan In music; Di-
tsst tisl. issss ASply iqsSiShsS MondsS. e o pm
at KITS MUSIC STUDIOS, Ind
floor, 1890 @ st. NV. ASH for
Mr.. Burket. -l3
have several OPEN
inRs in the Metropolitan Area foI
those between. 81 and 40 years Of
age that can meet our REQUIREMENTS:
Our men average better than. 500
per week. We pay weekly salaries
commissions and bonuses. Trans
portation furnished. OF. nat allow
anee siyen for use Of yar,,onI your own
hospits iisation and free retirement
plan. Excellent opportunity for ad.
vancement. Phone Mr.. Larkin Ior
appointment. SINGER SEWING
CENTER. Ma. s-0IS4, --l3
Statesmen
Mems clothing. must be experienced:
permanent position; good salary
plus commissions. Ask for Mr.
strauss, ElsMANs. 2 ct 7th nv.
Evening star., 1955-11-11

TYPTST. accurate, wanted by en-
ktneerinR firm located in Rosslyp.
Va: experienced on IBM electric
typewriter and dictaphone; short
hand desired s9;AS r., ye15s r,s,,ea q age
h-S5oO. "a. weekdays.
WAITRESS. white, over 81. NIGHT
work, 10 sundays. Apply in person
GEORGES RESTAURANT. 4o5 7th
"a white. nsa. appear
inG. with experience. Apply IN
pm. 4la2 0eorgia ave. nv; I'll
experienced. white. Ap-
nlv 1877 Conn. ave. NV. Ill
experiencedi good hours;
GOOD pay. CALL RA. 6-9B61. ---l2
white. day work. expe-
Yienced. FLOWER DEIICATESSEN.
s107 Flower ave. Silver sprinF'
fHi isSass ,sl, Nit. Club; hours
7p.m.-e an. Exper, Apply after
; pm. starlits. 14l9 Irving st.
wnhTTTRKss wAsrED:. nishtvork.
must be sxper. in food and LIQUOR
Apply In person only. COckATOO
CAFE AND BAR, Ills Penna-
hsf gateway Restaurant.
union Station. night counter serT-
ice, 3 pm, till midnight. see MISS
REICHENBAUGH. ia /.
WAITRESS. white, night work. ;
p.m.-s Am, SUNDAYS on. S2b per
wk. KNoTTY PINE TAVERN. euas
Baltimore blvd, coheEe PARK No
white, experienced.
Apply IN person. CRESCENT. 1898
y ,r.,Trnss NsE YSEs aye m..a rvs b. .xp.rIer csd.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
CARPENTRY Of all kinds; fence
work. roofing; also tile work. ReaS.
JEFFREYS, II. 6.D74O. Ia
FlagStone and Stone
w6RK

NOfkh
patios. walks, retaining
ANGELO MARCUcCIo. JU. 0-if69
FLOORS REFINISHED LIKE NEW
free estimates; reduced prices. c. r.
COVER. WA. 7-6S6S any time.
sANDED. finished. &c 50.
guar. c. [. HINsoN. 10. i-3476.
FLOOR SANDING, finishing: clean
ing and waxing. reas. rates: free
estimates. Call RA. 6-6T95. lie
FLOOR WoRK-sanding. finishing.
Prices reasonable, Work guar
anteed. c. 6. DEAToN, RA e-1652.
interior and exterior.
Call anytime. reas. rates. DOM1-
NICK. ia 4-1453.
PAINT, paper nov; low prices. Al
mates. Can JU. 6-O745. -16
PAINTING AND PAPERING, expert
perienee, Reliable mechanics.
Free estimates. Financing. uN.
4-9052. AP. 7-ol46. --16
PAINTING. papering: first class
workmanship: work done immedt-
atetS. NH. POAlt hh- o-opAo. 1dN
paperinE. waterprfg., in
terror, exterior; FLA loan avail;
estimates. JU. 9-477l. JU. b-4219.
PAPERING. piasterins.
roof repairing and painting. co.
6-50S5. ID"
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
wall scraping, roof repair and
painting; gutter and spout work,
and siding. Call day or night and
leave your number. Ii. 1850.
Ia
lowest rates in town.
Best. refs. White mechanics. guar
anteed work. Free estimates. Ho.
2-7I27. -15
PAINTING, genl. remodeiing. satis-
fied customers for over 25 yrs. Mr..
LAWRENCE, ia. g. 603l. Ii. $500.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
HELP WoMEh

x-RAY TEcHNICIAN--For private
ate with experience. DE. 2-s224,
LADY. white, to vork sf snack bar.
on construction JOB; hours, $50
Friday; Beth. and wheaton. Nd.
CAL after 4 Pm, or any time Sat.
and Sun. MA. 1926. Ia
WOMAN. white. 1--we in. light house
work, child care. good home and
salary: Immediately. IA. 5-l64S.
Ia
YOUNG LADIES. to sell cosmetics
in snare time no exper. necessary.
can earn 500 Ekiy. For interview.
AD. 4-6os9. EN-. 3-9oT7 tn Pm.
YOUNG WOMAN. white. for dry
cleaning store; S45 Ek. Apply In
person, no calls. ARROW CLEAN
ERs, 1898 GeorSia ave. nv; ,..,. IL y
work, In part-time hours you can
earn $50 before Xmas II you start
BIRIGHT YOUNG LADY for typins
: and general once work IN flne
mems store. THE QUALITY sHOp
302s Wilson blvd. Arlington Up
GIRLS AND W0MkN
may find work at GOODWILL M
DUSrRIES. sewing. sorttng. sales,
etc. Apply 1918 New Hempshire
ave, NV. f21st and M, 3 70 IL
noon. Monday through Friday
PART TIME work; early eve. hrs;
earning S35-S46 wk. with West
moriand;, Oyer -2dds, white: car
LADY of good PERSON
ality and fair education, Must pc
loyal and faithful 10 her Eork.
$500 first 100 days. Box 403-h.
ALERT WOMEN to work in your
neiRhborhood. earn SS5 per VIZ; IN
uncrowded field; not eanyassiIls;
Leads. furn. No exper. necessary
ss.ss e. sSsfAtlSP oT ss ssSs sSSsGd "a s q
Ie pra and TO o. ewes. -2l
moi oGsEWIvGs--Free gifts to your
4 plastic party or become our
demonstrator and book parties.
AyeraRe earnings $40 hr. MRS.
FREY Ho. $4,000. 2314 z. /
HERE IN lis IS THE OPPORTUNITY to
make extra money working at
home, full or part time. Call 70.
PARToTiME ASSISTANT, permanent
mornings. dictation and typing
competence essential Send all
BACKGROUND information to Box
pAI-A Star Ii
Evening star., 1955-11-11
MAID

white, hotel rm maid for high.class
bIda.. for euuday and weekday
work, on hourly basis. Apply ~
Zoe SeoH. %.' .as as' 90 s'I, p s:a0 an. Mi fnd
10 take charge Of hotel dining room
and kitchen. Attractive proposition
to. right parties. Salary and COM
mission Box SIS. Star. Ill
MANTCTlRTgT sxner,anrad n.at an
nearsnce denendshia canehIs n
eiyinr pedicures preferred Cali
Evening star., 1955-11-11
statesmen
Experienced In
Direct Selling
Cash In on the
Cold Weather Ahead

Revolutionary new space
heater for contractors and
builders to be used for tenn
porary heat during winter
building operations. Sells it
self; 100000 BTU. no vent,
no smoke, no oil fiim: forced
air cireulatory heat: only 1S
pounds, really q portable fuf-
mace on wheels. Priced to sell
in volume. II you are han
ding other equipment. this
unit viii complete your line
this winter Il
& easily sold units \ week
will earn you S2l4,s0. Bonus
on additional units.
Men needed locally, Mary.
land. Virginia and D. G.
Manufactured BY Master Vi
hratcr Company, one Of the
finest names In contractors
equipment.
Gail factory branch SAT-
urdav bet. q and la. kI.
p-90S0, sidoLDfE" GOLD
BERG. for personal interview.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
&C. EMPL. EXCHANGE
HTLp-MTN AND WOMEN

FOUNTAIN CLERK. eolored. SUNDAYS
only, q anil pm. WOODLAWN
PHARMACY. 1919 Glebe rd, ia.
MARRIEp COUPLE, to operate room
ing house; man may be employed
elsewhere. Must be experienced
with young people. NO. 7-S303.
COUPLE TO TAKE CARE Of room
ing house: 575S Georgia ave. NV;
i1 rent free. conv. location. Can
OIL. 4-54Sl. I'll
Evening star., 1955-11-11
REAL ESTATE statesmen

To nIl complement OF active virginis
organization. Two men with ability
to sell will find this remunera-
tive connection. CAL
Mr.. REYNOLDS
JE. 4-46S0
Evening star., 1955-11-11

RIDE WANTED vicinity iTth and L
Beltsy. Drive-In Thest. WE. 5-3032.
WANT SOMEONE TO help drive 20
Sarasota, Florida about Nov. 18th.
Tel. JE. 4-0594. 12s
WANT DRIVER 70 take car 70 Los
Angeles. leave this week end. Wo.
Evening star., 1955-11-11

CONSTRUCTION CO.
Ewes, JE. 2-O961
Evening star., 1955-11-11
WANTED

National finance company desires 70
employ Young man, 81 80 years old.
to train for managerial position,
Good training salary, life insurance,
Decentralization, vacation. retirement
plan. Apply
LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE
J4la Rhode Island Ave. Mt. Rainier
For appt., ph0He Mr.. Carstens. AP.
7-2S44, between e-5 pm. --l4
d. C. EMPL. EXCHANGE
Evening star., 1955-11-11

sALEsW0MEN t5l, experienced In
aarest sds, selinE ~ s nslpt" oaied sSsst Gus aus
pointment only. positively no can
vassina. liberal draWing account.
paid vacation, excellent bonus plan.
Call daily. to 5. Mr.. RICE. AID.
Evening star., 1955-11-11

AuStue VI vnlss Ie-.s !. :. =.
CERTIFIED Tv
Ala H 81. NE.
Ill b
TTPH0I STERERS- f21- exper only.
NJ stndents need apply, AD. .
ssas. Iii
sassd steady snn;v ssaT5rSpPS TbRSsphs VSSS e.
YSas psnGtrf a ne Id
,,pcssI. STrnTR Set class. full or
~. tSr,s nisTRier TTpHof sTER-
kps Ias Kennedy NV IA. 9-aa66,
= - -i3
yuLcANIZER, experienced. passen-
Ger and truck sss,s siFs sees;Sna ss y sgia sIs
~ ...es .nsnStne on abfiity
& ~ phone ealIs BEr HuNDIEY
Z v:ss,Is 80 l1.h MtchINr Z. NIX MKcHaNIc-
ExDerisneed on automatic. Perma-
neist position: Eood salary: com:
tnSisnsnnartation isn fusnlshed BRTTAR
xPPfTHNCE gERVfcE, Ju. S-4lI4.
{ Ia .
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC
fautnrnatIc,, exper.; good sal. Apply
.IAY sTOREs. bO6 nth 81. sc.
LII
BOY. experienced In type printing
fAsEppD AppD ods % iath st a nv Ia
Rl1f. vhite to make deliveries for
smsil dental iaboratory. some ex-
nertsnee h, iaboratory procedure
l olS tsIntm,,y, wase. hiS-dav
49, ~ xtarf lanes N BECK
( fYENTAf IARORHT0RY. 1885 Eve
3 Z, Enorn 7i3 la
MAN EOR BRaKE JOB, must be
% enS sIivnms,,f. Insurance., retire.
nsn sn trniS 4, rersr,I, ~ nv teie.
rhon. @ rIPHsT,NK STORE, 1891
~ ave. SILVER sprfng, Nd, JU.
Evening star., 1955-11-11

permanent position on
part-time basis, 4.b hrs. daily;
eeneral insurance exper desirable. /.
excel. working eonds. co. 5-15O0
Law OFFICE - Needed. expert
stenographer: minimum salary, S75
per Wk. Expert typist. minimum
salary 500 per wk. ST. 3-94ie,
Evening star., 1955-11-11
ASSISTANT
CASHIER

Young woman, 81 -36 years Of age.
who Is capable Of handling q de-
tailed clerical ASSIGNMENT, enjoys
working with figures, and can hap
die the general public. Some cash
ieTing experience required, Apnsy
Personnel, Room 602 open xeeg.
days, s;a0-b, and Sat, 9-le. No
THE EVENING STAR
iiof PA, AVE. NV.
ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGER, ex-
perieneed in keying accounts, b-day
week. SALARY open. Mr.. CoLViN'
ASSISTANT TEXTILE SUPERVISOR.
supervisory experience necessary,
thoroungh knowiedge Of textiles hy
ing. garment factory alterations OF
home economics. Some college
training preferrd; 5-day week: in.
teFesting varied activity in sheltered
workshop employing and training
the Handicapped, Apply GOODWILL
INDUSTRIES, 1918 New Hampsl1ire
ave. NV. . to 12 am. Mon
throush Fri. or By appointmsnt.
BEAUTIeIAN, must be exper. Excel.
start at once. ELIzABETH BEAUTY
BEAGTlii;ciAN- MANAGER, also part
time help. MARY BRUCE, Washing
ton Cir. Apis, ST. 3-5l7s, is
BEAUTICiAN iall-round1. also
shampoo-manienrist; salary open.
s5Rs sEs pEsuTY E.s5 hS sAEN fSss EHst D1 lid Tnn
Afsr 4. AP. T-73S2. --I5
BEAuTIcIAN. nanicnrist. sxpsri:
enced, apply LOUISE MOORE
BEAUTY SALON. 6os iith s. ".
BEAuTIcIAN-saiary and commits
% sion; saea,ton ,os pay; pag;;nHp y SSgI,!Ty shSopn.rg
BnsufY IA IN ofERArSR. offaa: .sas: Experienced nc
only: guar. salary and commission:
vic. Fairfax. Va. Call CIR. 3-lbi6.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. fun Or par, y
time. 33l3 Rhode Island ave. Mt.
Rainier, Nd. VA 7-g5sS. l3
l,dISss kkk a1 lsx fsssra'e scoE eompons sDst
BsookkEEPER-PAY CLERK.
experienced. for leading Down
town real estate once; $50: 3b-hr
week. Paid vacations. Reply I'm
mediateiy 10 your own handwFiting
to Box 2A7-B. Star, stating aualid-
cations, experience. education, sgt
BOOKKKEPER- SECRETARY. expert
enced. for sales once OF national
concern. IN Bethesda area; 35-hr.
week. Reply, Riving desired salary
and experience, 10 Box 2eS-B. Ste
BooKKEEPER TYPIsf, expert.
eficed. under 30, public account.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
HELp-poMEsTIc

CHAMBERMAIDs iel, white. expert
in. Sl65 mo. Permanent position
for right persons. Call after o PM
cooK,I.H.w., SasiohtwW to live in: other help
employed: Thurs. every other sun
CD: good refs. rea.; salary S3b Tk.
COOK oo KsG.a'W., 4G.Rpv so-4o; 5ls-day vk.;
recent city refs; $50 Wk. Tu'
CooK-G.H.w.. live in. help with 2
children; 1st-clasx references and
exper. required. RA. 6-6426,
must take complete charge
Of home, cooking. like children:
excel. salary. i've IN permanent.
CIV. All i've iSe' in, plain cook: exper.
sun. and every other sat. ofi; room
After pm, ~. 9-sS33. --16
IG.HW., live in, young married eou-
pie with daughter z; mod. house,
mod. kit! refs. required. EN-; 2
Ro5GGsEKEEPER, experienced; live;
managing complete household for
pi person. Hppiy HoURLY AiD. $50
HoiiisssEhkEErER. 81 4 \ white. for family ! of
2 adults; live in; good location,
convenient to transp.; salary open
NnIiIRsEaAdS 81 IN agS. AND Inv. must be
exper, and love children; 5-dAy wf;;
DANISH : NORWEGIAN : FINNISH.
home: modern appliances; q every
saturday noon. and all day Sunday.
Good with children. SALARY. sac
week Phone WO. 6-6O70. Ill
COLLEGE PARK. white lady care Tor
girls 4 and while mother WORKS;
live in: WEEDS. and Suns, on. WE.
5-4406, WA, 1854. --16
WHITE WOMAN. 10 live IN and care
Tor home and child. Cali LA. 6-e2l2.
WHITE LADY TO care for small baby
in my home while mother works;
Wheaton vicinity. VII. 6-S9o2;
MATURE WOMAN for part time; 2.
pm ~ MonSsy o0os a,1nsp ss4nss lst.Frnsss TrIssy
$ib per week. IA. $500.
COUPLE--An excellent job for q
reliable and settled couple who
want d nice home. Must be thor
ongilly experienced, ample time on
private air. conditioned quarters
with teIevision. OIL. 4-4411. Ill
C0LORED LADY, TO live In. to take
care OF children: room and board
and small salary. Jo- 2-4I47
coEoREb sbisG : r ROOM AND BOARD In
exchange for light Housekeeping