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Evening star., 1955-11-12
Cordozo Plays Spingorn
Next Friday for Title

lof 10 throws for i4s yards, and
Fnllback Dick Davis paced q
running attack which ground
out 148 yards.
! spinearn's Don wills COM
lpleted 4 Of 10 passes for 7e yards
land the final touchdown. but the
teams ace left haifback, George
Greene, was throttled by q BIG
Armstrong line and unsure foot
ling and Spingarn was held to 81
yards running the ball.
| But Spingarn was the oppor-
Itunist. Early in the second quar-
tier. Armstrong moved into Spin
Igarn territory for the third
time, A Woods pitchout bounced
of Fullback John Craig's chest
land Guard Everett Payne
emerged from the scramble rum
ming with the ball.
Tackled on his 26-yard line,
Payne lateraied to Wills, who
followed blocking all the way
across the goal to complete an
le5-yard play. Vernon Hender-
lson, who later was to catch the
game-winning pass. kicked the
extra point.
Lucas Goes IS Yards
Armstrong tied the score on .
l53-yafd drive shortly after inter
mission, Davis bucking the final
foot and Woods passing to Lionel
Thomas for the extra point. On
the first play Of the fourth PEE
lriod. Roscoe pawkins recovered
/ d wild pitchout by wills on the
lSpinearn il and two plays Later
lit was 1877 when Woods hii
Thomas in the end zone on q
13-yard pass.
Spingarn tied it with about 1--WE
minutes remaining on another
spectacular defensive play. Mau-
lrice Lucas. linebacker and de-
lfensive captain, intercepted 3
Woods pitchout on the ny and
iran 40 yards untouched.
Haifback Joe Simms Of Arm
strong fimbled away the ball
with 2 minutes to 90 or
ISpingarn,s "A. A personal foul
penalty six plays later put thu
ball on the so, before WHIi
heayed d wobbly pass to Hender-
Eson on the Armstrong IS. Hen
lderson scooted over the goal and
Armstrong left the field with its
first defeat since Springarn wor
| q 1910 verdict on October 28
1854. i3 games ago.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL


Bethesda CHEVY Chase st Montgomer,
Blair, 2'1b,
Sherwood At wheaton. 2.
Richard MONTGOMERY 81 LaPlata, 2,
Oxon Hill at 81. Mays 2.
suitland ys. Hieh Point at Northwest
erf, n
chowan Junior COLLEGE at Hullii
Builis HiEh AZ Annandais, 3.
ST.. Adams At 81. James, 2.
Episcopal at Augusta MA tFort De.
lance, Val, 2.3f).
Norfolk Academy ct st. stephens. 3
woodward Prep et Masshnutten MA
fWoodstock, Val, 2.3Q.
Mclean It george Mason. 3.
Columbian Prep nt Ferum Junior
College. 8.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Forfy-NinersS Sci
For Tomorrow's 5
Redskins Game

Auy uOuDto bLlnt tuu CdLi
Francisco Forty Miners will be
ready for tomorrow's game with
the Redskins at Grifiith Stadium
were brushed away yesterday
when the visitors romped
through q brisk workout at the
stadium. Coach Red Strader
called it good" and seemed sat-
isfied that the club is ready.
The gradual improvement Of
Hugh McElhenny. who is re-
ported to have trouble cutting
and starting on his injured foot,
and the consistent work Of Joe
Perry, tWo-time leading ground
gamer of the National Football
League. give the Forty Miners
hopes Of stomping all over the
Redskins.
The West Coast team Is fully
aware that one more defeat
its fifth-would put it down for
the fun l0-count IN the tough
Western Division race.
Knee Bothers NomeIlini
A knee injury may handicap
big Bob Toneff. but it's q good
bet that he'll play. II the one
time Notre Dame ace Is forced
to idle, Strader has Doug Hog
land and Eldred Kramer to move
Earound and plug the gap. The
Forty Miners expect to field q
team not only good enough to
beat the Redskins but still able
Ito figure in their division race.
Any hope entertained by the
lRedskins, currently 6la-point
Ifayorites. Of catching the In
] Iyaders by surprise has been
! dashed by the washington clubs
'Iimproved record.
We've got lot of respect
for the Redskins" Publicity Di-
ilrector Dan MCGUIRE explained.
when we Just got BY them. 7-6,
lin our exhibition game every
body said the Forty Miners were
terrible. but when the Redskins
'tbeat the Rams and won a few
games we discovered they had
Ia much-improved team. This Is
the best Redskin team we've
Ilmet since 1852. the last time
1--we played here. And we almost
Egot beat In that game"
Title at Quarterback
Y. A. Title, currently the
leagues No. 2 passer behind Otto
lCrafana Of Cleveland, viii start
land undoubtedly finish the game
lat quarterback for Strader's
linen. With 10 compilations In
1l58 attempts for 1.277 yards and
Ito touchdowns. Title Is one Of
1.-THE busiest pitchers in the cir
llcuit. But Y. A., who formerly
/ atoiled for the neighboring Balti-
lmore cluh in the All-America
1 Conference. has his downs al
well as ups. Seventeen Of his
passes have been intercepted In
Iseven games. while last year the
lenemy picked of only nine in
liz games. He'll be out to i'm
prove his record tomorrow.
/ Meanwhile, the Redskins ex-
Ipect TO throw another tough de-
Ifensiye unit at the opposition
land hope that their patched UP
loffense which worked extreme
lily we'll last week against the
Eagles rings up q few points
/ Coach Joe Kuharich hasn't made
'iup his mind about Q starting
'Ioffensive lineup, but indicated
Ilthat Eddie LeBaron would start
lat quarterback with any changes
.Iif necessary. dictated BY the
i teams progress.
/ Leo Elter Is expected to start
lin Dale Atkeson's place at full
back and unless Vic Janowics Il
Il 100 per cent he again may be
used only for place kicking
/ chores. Vic has an ailin 9
III efs0sflf4ar
Evening star., 1955-11-12
FIGHTS LAST MIGHT
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK madison square darden,,
l--Carnieio Costa. 1904, Brooklyn. out-
pointed JOEY Lopes. l3sh. Sacramento
MANCHESTER, Enrland.--Aiessandrc
lp'ottavio, iS4H. Italy. outpointed Ron
Barton, l73, Great Britain l0).
Evening star., 1955-11-12
B BIodensbure Brings End
70 Northwestern Reign

lord as they already stand 2-6-'
this season. Bladensburg's rec
|ord Is 49,.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
CIV High Trounces
Mount Vernon, 4l-0

Wayne Stewart of George
Washington High blocked q
Mount Vernon High punt Ia the
first quarter and Bob Sisson ran
the remaining 10 yards on GW's
first play from scrimmage to set
loff q six-touchdown avalanche
las the Presidents romped. 4i-0.
before 5000 fans at CIV Stadium
last night.
six players figured in the
scoring. Sisson scored twice. the
second touchdown on Q 2-yard
plunge In the third quarter.
Jerry Alexander went Q yards
Tor q score in the first period.
followed by touchdown runs OF
20 yards by Quarterback Mike
Agee in the. second period and
42 yards by John Juliano and 10
yards by Richard Carter in the
last period. Dick Mcdonald con-
lverted after five Of the touch
downs.
FALLS CHURCH TRIUMPHS
Falls Church High recovered
ian early first-quarter tumble on
ILoudoun County Highs 35-yard
lime, scored on five plays and
spent the rest Of the evening In
ILoudoun County territory to roll
to q 30-6 victory at Falls Church
Hast night. Falls Church now
has a 5-4 record with one game
to play.
Ralph Round went Z yards
for Falls Church's first touch
down. He was followed in the
second quarter by Jim McIntire.
scoring from 10 yards out and
Jake Frye, scoring on q 40-yard
pass play from Sam Yancey.
Matt Murray scored In the third
period from the and Parker
Myers finished UP with q 2-yard
scoring jaunt.
Loudoun County's only touch
down came in the second period
on an S-yard end run by Tom
Helm.
FAIRFAX BOWS TO LANE
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Nov.
IL Especially. -- Fullback joe
Shaeffer OF Fairfax, tied for
fifth among the State Group I
high school scorers. ran SIS and
s yards for touchdowns in the
fourth quarter last night. but it
was too late to avert a 27-l2
victory for host Lane High.
Lane didn't score until the
second quarter when Jim Outen
caught Shaeffer behind his own
goal for a safety. Then came 4S
and 15-yard touchdown passes by
Walt Tierney and two plunges
by David Bibb for the other
scores.
Fairfax dropped its fifth game
In eight, with two remaining.
PARKER GRAY BEATEN
ANNAPOLIS. Nov. IL tSpe-
ciaD. George Buffers two
touchdowns led Bates High to q
1875 win over Parker-Gray Of
Alexandra here yesterday.
Butler went 7 yards in the
first quarter for the first touch
down and scored from a yard
out In the final period. Donald
Snowden passed 6 yards TO Joe
Slmlns for Bates other score.
Linwood Armstrong inter-
cepted a pass and ran 80 yards
for Parker-G -Gray's last touch-
down Of the season. The losers
finished their season with q As
record.
Evening star., 1955-06-18
' SITUATIoNS-DoMESTIc

cgRrAMs ,1cn rass st5stehsd ed at home also
LADY RECOMMENDS her maid, 3
or 4 days weekly: July IL for 3
months; excellent cleaner good
plain cook. DU. 1.32l2.
WOULD LINE TO PLACE my depend-
with children: 5-day wk. Arlington
residence DI 7-3695. lS'
WOMAN wants cleaning, apt. or
small house, l or = days. co. D.
DAYWORK. cleaning or ironing pre-
WOMAN, colored. wants 5 days
week. cleaning or care Of children.
while parents work. ME. s-5493
GIRL. colored. experienced. desires
ave OF five and half days. general
housework, refs. LU. 3-020l.
WOMAN, colored. desires regular
house work 5 days a week or days
work with refs. NO. 7-0740. 49,
GIRL; t., c1lored' desires ' work Tues es,
WOMAN. colored, wants work. clean
ing offices or gh.w., am. to 10
an, or pm. to IL am. NO.
GthL, Wnlte. QeSlreS employment as
baby sitter. 5-day week Call LU.
o-5S15 after l pm. 49,
WOMAN, colored. wants a place to
get dinner evenings, good refs,
CoLoRED GIRL desires child care
or general housework: full time:
exec. ref. Call HO, 2-Sl61. 49,
C0L0RED LADY. settled age. to care
for child and light housework;. .
days or nights, weeks. Call Ii.
CoLORED GIRL wants full-time Job
or days work; eood refs. Hu.
wouLD LIKE CHILD CARE. 5 days
week. LU. 3-2l54. 10
GIRL, coiored, wishes gh.w.. 3 or
F5ia days wk., live out. Ii. 3-6054.
CoLORED WOMAN desires domestic.
baby sitting, sewing; evenings;
GOIoRED LADY, with refs, wants
.EN hGustEgEk: s.Sss4 days or part --lB tiDe,
c6IoRED GIRL desires child care
CoL0RED LADY ssires york as
CoLoREb WOMAN desires part
lime or child care. i've days q week.
Call LU, l-7739, l9'
Evening star., 1955-06-18

2-FAMILY MILK cow, 8 outstand.
ing ponies. all beautifully marked
and perfect manners. 5 top vest
ern horses. all blue-ribbon winners
several western horses ready tc
show this season, walking horses
perfect for ladies. A group OF good
gentle, reasonably priced horses foi
beginners. 3-horse Internationa
van. all kinds Of new and useo
saddles and brides. HILLTOE
FARM. FISHER ROAD. TEMPLE
HILLS, MD. 10. T-S022. -19
PONY, SIS; AIbino Ten
nessee Walker. $3.50: Pinto COW
poney. Sl25; Jersey COW res. an6
3-mo.-old heifer calf, both, $500;
several yearling Holstein heifers
TB and Bangs, blood tested; open anc
bred. SP. 4-5SI4 or JU. 9-50s2.
PONY CARTS, $3.50
sHERWOOD'S SADDLERY
"a miles west Fairfax Circle. U. S
29-2Il so, Fairfax. Va. Crescent
A-0tiDg l9S
Evening star., 1955-06-18

FURN.-Mahog din. rn. table and
chairs; sectional sofa, matchinS
chair: 9x12 rug. lamp, misc. FE
al 545 ewes. and week ends. ---la
FURN.-Bedrm. set. walnut. Very
reas. 8 West Irving St, Chevy
Chase, 10 to 3 Sat, and Sun 10
FURS.-Hs nd carved din. rm; suite
made In s. America: reasonable Of
fer. COL. SMITH, JE. 4-3412.
FURN.-Practically new, ent., con-
tents 5-rm. house. carpeting. freez-
er: all or part. HA. 2-35l4. --19
FNnN.-l1-ln: S. ,Tv pots. pans
332a. Hyatt pl NV, Apt. 80. See
JanHor to inspect. -19
FURN. for 2-bedrm., lily rm. apt.
inSl n,3 aTXXS; good cond. No dealers
FURN. Antique Amer, walnut chest
chairs. As. $3.50 ca; vacuum, SIS;
port wash. mach, with wringer;
bookshelves, dictionary stand; add
articles. EN-. 3-926T. -19
FuRN.-Tv, refgr.: drier. dressers,
and Ie: mise: hoaSSehold hoaS items. No deal deal
FGkS 9 iss1ss %ah0s shs: ss sRb baft sHts .sse .ss
FURN. - Haliicrafters 2I-in. Tv;
Wedsewood gas range; antique stor-
age cabinet; rugs, lamp; misc
paintings; household goods. ia. z.
FURN.-3-pc. maple. double bed.
springs, mattress; jr. din. rm
table. 4 chairs. Duncan Phyfe:
l21a-in. RcA Tv table mod. JU
5000 -19
FURN.-complete Iiv. rm., many ex-
tras, q mos. old, Sl60:- 4124 Ed
mund st. NV. Apt. los. to o,
EN-. 2-7lS4 or DU. 7-S2On. --la
FURN.-Mah din rm.. foam rubber
sofa. lounge chair, mod. blond bed
I'm. tbkcase hdbd.i, rugs. Kl. S-0n35
GANG MOWERS. worthin ston 30
inch cut. complete with heavy duty
frames and lock-in gears, Excellent
condition and value. 500 each. or
500 each in sets OF 3. JE. 4-5671 :
or JE. 4-T25q. 10
GAS RANGES, used. all sizes; "a,
1 is" Only $40 and up. 3. A. COZ
g. co. Sl2l l4th st. NV, CO
GAS RANGES. new. used. repairs;
sTioyfEo, io1i 'sS III nttS i. Nv. IA. kHe ].
Gas RANGES, new; used; .nst.lls: !.
Ca. ave-. DE. 1886.
Evening star., 1955-06-18
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

I4I IIth ST. N.E.-Front room,
refgr.. stove. next to bath: clean:
conv. transp.; SIS. Ii, 3-9s3"
1885 QUE ST. N.w.-Lge. Ink. rtn..
$3.50 wk.; also single with I1n-
NICn HoTsEKEEPING ROOM. new
ly dec, conv.. Sc. location nr. Navy
NfsR fafa sna NSvY faF9d TSnb Il l.2se Gs frons
rooms for Ink: utilities furn.; s12
Ek. cple or 2 men. Ii. 3-S02s.
eaa9 18th ST. N.w.--1st a.. beds
sitting rm.. lRe. closets, compl. kit,
pvt entr.; Sl2.75 wk. DE. 2-l67b.
515 11th ST. s.E.--a housekeeping
rms. Ii 4-4072, or Sunday, Ii.
ST. NV, 1s1e-Lares
s6is 18th ST. N.E.SLse. end n.
front rm.; refgr;; hot plate, sink.
sO2 d ST. N.E.-Cheery Ink. room:
private home: no drinking. Ii. 3.
one f'i. Ink. ROOM, redee.. for lad,
nlR'. Sn7y' d. Sf' 7.gss, 3S l4SS Newton tone st.
Cool BsMT.. refgr., grill, clock
radio, TV; airfoam mattress: 81
Idis MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lse. room
for . or 3: separate kit; S15 week.
No drinkers. Refs. DE. 2-s263.
CoLoRED-5O5 G ST. s.E.-Lares
room. clean. REFRIGERATOR, gas stove.
S1I wk. Ii. 7-4S15 after 7:3o p m.
is
Evening star., 1955-06-18
FARM AND GARDEN

GANG MOWERS. Worthington 30
inch cut. complete with heavy-d duty
frames and lock-in gears; excellent
condition and value; S100 each. or
500 each n sets of 3. JE. 4-5677
ToPsoT.,. iii dirt. road gravel
MR. Rofs HARTiNde 1HSssole; s. a.sS4 aar na9nS a"
TREE REMOVAL. SIS up: topping
sSo4ta s.So4taa 1n Ju s-se69 69.inE w. VIZ ~
BULLOOZER for grading. excavatine
land clearing; free estimates Cal
uN 4>Sh33: night, AP 7;o59S ,
@ iocalis; M s,S rSF re- sIe e-ss3a aS 0elESse0 mIa
TOPSOIT-.Very good rich topsoil for
GHSI lawns ,o and sEosg sFssnhouses; very reas
TOPSOH. from dairy farm, very
rich, S12 for 5-yard load. del
BEEhGRsss TtthtH 81 s6b 5b dei1ersd taTis to your
lob. You lay It and save. Terms II
desired GREENWICH FARM NURS-
ERY. LU 2-49S0
GOOD TOPSOIL for sale: 81 yard
Days. Redwood 6-6330: ewes, Red
LsNDsGAP,IXG. sOddins M and nd grading
late delivery. Cali TU' 6-0s65. II.
BABY-RING neck pheassnts and
quality frozen. mature nheasants
Summer rates. JE. @-s6"7. --1o
SPECIAL-T Top. soil. 30 bu. 50 10;
leaf mold, 10 bu., $50: peat moss
81 bu.: roses. 81. CAPITAL NURS-
FRY FRY. I7l5 B'adensburs rd. ne; Ii
COMBINES. John Deere and Mime
spolis; new; viii % sell at big big &!,,i saS5i-
No 3nnS5onvn uorsr
shape: but would cost more .S to dup
FLOWER PLANTS-Petunias, Coo
doz.: zinnias marigolds. cosmos,
40r Evenings after pm. week
ends. holidays. $500 Adelphi rd
HyattsviIle: IA. 2-s94l. la'
livered: 2 Yards min. until Ju!-
JE: 2-7917. - "a
LANDSCAPING
Sodding. grading. blueErassing: 25c
rer square yd: immediate delivery,
TU 2-0S65. 20'
Evening star., 1955-06-18

TEACHER wishes Job as typist or
dictaphone operator until Sert. !
ExPERiENGED PRACTICAL NUR.
SES. maids, like out. ARCADE
NURSES REGISTRY, EX. 3-34 3.
FAST ADDRESSING done at home.
COLLEGE GIRL. Intelligent. attrac-
tive. desires summer employment,
clerk -typist, receptionist; some
shorthand; exper. and refs, EN-.
HiGH SCHOOL girl, colored, exp,
desires Job Child care. waitress.
counter girl bus sirl. Ii, 6-5l41.
REFINED LADY wishes position as
companion to elderly lady: live-in !;
best OF references free to travel.
OF. 4-S17S 10"
WOMAN desires cost, auditing. stat
tistical or general office work. Pre-
fers Bethesda-C Chevy Chase area.
Willing to learn business; reSpon-
sible; pleasant. Box 430-K, Star.
COLORED College student desires
work; typine 30 w.p.m. LU. 4-44l7.
COLORED GIRL. experienced, de-
sireS clerical work. LU. 2-14SS
COLoRED GIRL desires maid work
with refined family; 5la-day week
with references. Live in or out.
hU. 2-2432. 10"
Evening star., 1955-06-18
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HAMPSHIRE RAMS, registered one
yearling, one 2-yr. .-old. OIL. 2-2l 20,
HoRsE-dentle for children, an
years old, chestnut: Sl00 including
western saddle and bride. JE, A.
GntiEiRsNisEY-HoLsTEIN ti cow, good
. mixer; mixer; wA.ssE VA 7,5ao2d no,,.. -ls rsrv
nice. Call NANCY JONES Pooles-
rHotRoTGHSssD fit5f; Nc; agss LEFTY JIM NM at
stud. Cali MR.. JONES. Poolesyytlle'
raSRorGHBREp rs 5tsai QUARTER HORSE
at stud. Call MR.. JONES. Pooles-
PALoMINo FHLLY, yrs. old: brok-
en-; $500. call days only. RE; o.
PHElaUssaNTs. ilUs ringneck. Matching esss
and breeders White gulneas and
white fantaif pigeons. PO. 2-4"7n.
r. z Phil FPS, Great Falls road.
Rockville. Nd. Ii
WELL HAMMERED thorobred, 4.yeaF
old bay mare riding horse. White
stockings, blaze face. JE. 2-s224.
JERSEY, FRESH. lst calf, all tests,
sacrifice. sl25: Olympic 9-947l.o
3-YR.-oLD Arabian mare. very gem
lie with Children. Priced reason
able for quick sale. Pleasant g.
nay ros sa1Ewsas 1s; a ton Or Il a
WE We BUY AND SELL horses and
ponies. AsHGRoVE STABLES, JE-
S-oeA<.
Evening star., 1955-06-18
ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

BEDRM.. nicely furn.; pvt. bath;
close in. JA 4-1S73. -2l
ARL. Bright, airy rm., next to
bath; in cool, quiet home; near bus:
garage If desired. ia. 1855, 10
ALEX.-Kitchen. phone. swimming
pool; man, $40; couple, Sl5, SO.
S-SiIS. ---1a
LYON VILLAGE. Arl.. va girls
or couple kit. privils.: l-fare zone
to D. c. ia, S-S4Sl. lie
WOMAN MUSICIAN will rent to re-
ltahl, woman. lse. front rm, in hili-
trD home. 4-acre estate; Is min.
d. c.: spacious porch, pvt. entr.:
tel. in rm.; bkfst. privils. IA.
2-S74i. 30
CHEVY CHASE-For rent to / or 9
gentlemen, . lge. rms, pvt. bath,
walk-in closets: cross vent: corner
bus stop. Phone OIL. 4-2590. 10
N. ARL.-Lge. master bedrm. with
pvt bath. kit PRIVILEGES: pvt. home.
JA. 2-44l9 4634 N 23rd st. --l3
NICE BIG FRONT ROOM for rent.
3l06 Shepherd St, Mt. Rainier,
Md. Lady or gentleman. SIS week.
UN 4 4-49S7. is
Evening star., 1955-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE SALE--Just back
from rent. Hand and electric, desk
models with subtract. S75 and
Sl25. CENTRAL, 20l9 14th st, NV.
ADDING MACH. Allen Wales. Model
"E," alect.; cost S275 new; little
used. Guaranteed fine condition. For
$3.50. Also 5-ft. solid oak executive
desk and swivel chair. both sturdy
and in fine hape. S45. LU. 2-930o.
ADDREssoGRAPH EQUIPMENT and
supplies, hand and electric ma
chimes. cabinets trays and B
frames. Reasonably priced Tor
quick sale Excellent condition
LEON OFFICE MACHINES CO.
ti"5 F st NV RE 7-314h 10
AIR CONDITIONER. console: very
reasonable. DE 2-3OO9, Apt :
1896 Ogden st. NV. lis
AIR CONDITIONER. ia-h.p. 1854
RCA: new, never used. ia, 5000.
AIR CONDITIONER. la-h,p. Philco
peri; eend sls9i Ju, 7.-7l4o. 30
peri. cond will At sash or case
ment window: Sl25 or best offer
Evening star., 1955-06-18
MOTOR TRAVEL

MIAMI-B0UND-June "a or 25;
'55 eonv.: share expenses. VII
6-7S41; return July 9 If desirable.
MARINE CAPTAIN plans leisurely
25-40 day one-way drive to San
Diego, with stops in N: Y. Pittsbe.;
Det Chicago. Idaho. Seattle, L. A.
and others, as desired by driver or
rider; leave D. C. about June 81.
Want one rider to share expenses,
driving: would consider part way.
Write or leave phone number. Box
232-E, Star. 10"
WANT 2 OR 3 RIDERS for Houston,
Texas; leaving right away. Call
HO. 2-0l55. IL
TAMIMENT. PA.-Rm. for 2 or 3,
share expenses: leave Fri. June
"a: return Sun. 26th. LA. 6-94 81. =.
DRIVING MEXICO early July; Nash
Amb.; sleep in car; save expenses;
passenger all or part way. REFS.
Box 434-E. Star. 19'
Evening star., 1955-06-18
HELP-MEk AND WoMEN
tcentinuedD
HELP-DoMESTlc
CHILD CARE AND G.H.W.-l

CHILD CARE AND G.H.W.-Must
be capable OF complete care of 20
Ino.-oid girl and new home for en-
ployed professional parents; other
help for heavy cleaning; some cook.
ing: perm. job; nearby Maryland
NV. live in 8 days. Sun. of;
health card and recent re1s. re.
per wk. to start. Call Sat. and Sun.
COOK. white. live in; small rest
home. nearby Md; bus at door;
good salary. WI. 6-SSS0. 10
G.h.N. ana cooking; live in; fond
OF children; Thurs. and every other
Sunday of, Recent reference. S35
wk. RA. 3-2iS9. 80
G.H.W.. good cook; must be exper.,
live in; fond OF children. no iron
ing, no heavy cleaning other help
emp Dyed; half day Wed. ana every
ether Sun of. Bus. stop at door
References: $50 week. OIL. 6-6335
G-H.w,. plain cooking, laundry; $3.50
TO $40, "a day Sat; refs; on
Friendship Hts. carline. Wo; o.
G.H.W., hrs. 7-12 noon; neat, clean;
nr 10th and Irving SITS. NV. Call
G.H.W.. child care, live in; rambler;
Thursday every other Sun. on: refs.
required. OIL. 2-4954 --ly
He 0USEkEEPER, white. for family of
1--WE: slU0 month, food and lodging.
Mk. Iceland, 350i Alton pl. NV,
EN-; 2-l5lO after Z pm. 2O'
be tond OF children; new house,
Alexandria area. Evt. I'm. and
bath; beach in August; excel. refs.
required So, 5-7552. lis
MAID, good cook and general house
work: family OF four; ,5hs days
per week; salary open. OIL. 4-HSls'
NURsEMAID. care for 2 small chill
dren. live in. "a hr. from DISTRICT
line; good salary; every Wed. on
and every other Sun; nice pvt. rm
and bath; permanent Job nnni must
WOMAN to do cleaning work at sum-
ner camp near Beverly Beach;
room and board and SO week. Call
Ii. 4-1412 weekdays, . to .. ID
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. live in,
baby care. oH!t, light housework. Cali
RRnIaBGE hlmAfSa 0-Fosi WOMAN. child care. ca
g.hw.. cooking; 3 IA day wk.. Sun.
on; recent local refs. live in or
out; $50 per wk. CL 4-35S0. --l9
WORKING MOTHER, Falls Church
area, desires someone to keep chill
dren Mon. through Friday. can
JE. 2-5SlS. -1g
WHITE WOMAN, live in; complete
care OF woman invalid. Box 366-L.
SETTLED WOMAN to care for chill
tren and light housework. Lu, =
Li2Et.iN.G.Hw.. 25-4O, exper. With
eh.ldren; air-cond. home. 500 mo.
10. 4-5910. 10
WOMAN, reliable, for ghw. and
child care; 5-day week. $50 Wk,
Hours 7:30 am to $50 pm. JU.
S-lS65 weekdays after d pm;
3unday. before 3 pm. --l9
EMPLOYED DAUGHTER desires ca
pab!e, experienced woman (whitej.
TO care and prepare meals for par
TALLY active paralyzed mother. Live
in no housework or laundry. RA.
1860. --19
ROOM, BOARD and S18 wk., in re-
turn for Ink. and care Of 6-yr. .old
child. RE. 5-6S50. -l9
WHITE WOMAN to assist with light
household duties; one in family; live
IN. Woodley $3.50. -
Evening star., 1955-06-18
SITUATloNS-MEN

ATTORNEY with advertising and
writing BACKGROUND. seeking new
association. Box 4l9-K. Star. 49,
MECHANIC, middle aged. mainten-.
ance supervisor: expr. fleet OF
trucks for 4 yrs: best Of refer
ences. Would like work. UN. 4-S39l.
l9s
PAYROLL AND COST ACCOUNTING.
15 yrs. exper.. now employed. Ju
5-30l7 between 6-S pm. Min So
wk. -19
Stray PAINTER wants perm. Job
Exper on furn., fixtures, metal,
woodwork. Nondrinker. RE. 6-7s5S
NAVY VET of WV II and Korean
war with BIS. degree seeks foreign
employ Box 423-K. Star. 19'
RETIRED NAVAL CHIEF desires
WORK on yacht: experienced steward.
Warfield r-4297. 19'
Evening star., 1955-06-18
GOLD
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

SIDNEY SILKY TERRIERS: reg
RASKC.. Australia: like "Reddy'
shown in this week magazine oi
The Sunday Star. times recently
wkS. old; fem, 500: male, Si5n
$3.50 Llnoa lane Out Branch ave
sc. 10 i4no block, right on Linds
lane opposite White Store. RE. s.
52Sb --la
CH. SIRED CeCKERs-Black blond
. mos. healthy: S35 W. p. KRIss
KROsS KENNELS. BR. S-sI01.
WIRE FOX TERRIER PUPS, Axe
req, excel. pedigree, & wks. old
Call OIL. 4-4l36 ewes. Sat, Sun
BOXER, famale. . yrs. old. by cham.
. pion son of Bang-a-way. 4th sen.
Grafton removed from War Lord oi
MAzelaine; 500, UN. 4-923s
sHELTIE PUPS (miniature coliie)
Axe registered. exceptional quail
ties, wormed and tnnoculAted. 4502
Maple. Bethesda, OIL. 2-8e62. lis