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Officials to Testify

With Mrs. Hobby, DR.. Scheele
and others as witnesses, the COM
mittee may draw upon yeSter-
days report for numerous related
and more pointed queries.
The report, for instance, said
the suspension of the mass-in-
incubation progra resulted
from a need for stricter safety
standards for testing and pro-
duction of the vaccine. 1t at
tributed the trouble in large
measure to "unanticipated diff
culties,' largely in the sudden
shift to mass manufacture to
provide serum for several million
children this spring and summer,
as compared with the field trials
which innoculated about 450 ZOO
last summer.
/. 1t indicated that the original
Salk formula might not have
been compatible" in all respects
for the mass processes, especially
relatively rapid production.
These comments in the report
seemed open to the Interpretation
that they implied some sort OF
criticism of DR.. Salk'S work. The
officials probably will be asked
about them at the congressional
committee hearings.
Another section Of the report
likely to arouse considerable con-
gressional questioning dealt with
the PHS approval of minimum
standards" for testing processes
last April. Tied in with this was
the later discovery that manu-
facturers submitted production
whether this was primarily the
records which informed PHS only
about the successful tests and
not about defects which caused
the companies to discard faulty
lots before April II.
Congressional committees may
want to know more in detail
fault of any or all of the six
licensed manufacturers, OF
whether PHS early this year-or
during the field trials in 1854
should have been in a position to
anticipate testing problems OF
shortcomings that might mate
rialize in quick change-over to
huge mass production. A related
series of questions might develop
over the reports revelation that
there were differences of "inter-
probation" of original standards
/ Still another topic of congress
sional inquiry almost certainly
will center on exact causes of the
flaws which developed in some
vaccine lots manufactured by the
Evening star., 1955-06-11
FOUND

! DOG, wire-haired terrier, young male;
apparently lost from good home cal
VIII. 6-S941 or Spring $4,000. Ill
KITTEN, beautiful. black, male, wkS.
Owner Of good home in Va XII. p-3a5a,
. HAVE YOu FOUND stray animalq
Call WASHINGTON ANIMAL RESCUE
: LEAGUE, NO. 1880.
Evening star., 1955-06-11
Heath Officials Face
Senate Quiz on Vaccine

have been withholding their fire
until issuance of the long
awaited report. Some said pri-
Ivately they now will press for
more precise reasons for moves
or shortcomings that resulted in
the begging down of the pro-
gram since early last month.
The Senate committee exam
ination holds particular interest
because Chairman Hill, Demo
crat, of Alabama, favorS a bill to
provide free vaccine shots for all
youngsters under the age of 20.
The committee also is consider
ing an Observation-Disclosures
plan for Federal grants to States
to help parents financially un-
able to obtain serum shots for
their children
Evening star., 1955-06-11
LOST

BAR PIN, about 2 in. long, set with &
I great sentimental value. Liberal, re-
= ward If returned to Apt. 514 Brighton
7-443o. Ext. b14 I'll
SADDLE; brown MARKINGS, ;;ttippet
ward. OIL. 1-27S6. IL
CAT; male; red ana white. green collar
!. .6l3 Yorkway, Baltimore. III
COLLIE, large, male, brown with white
chest; vicinity Mount Rainier. Reward
r W "a I-4Ol.. IL
IRISH SETTER, strayed from University
Park area chokcr collar with rabies
: Tag NO 42h"3S. WA, 1851. II;
MANCHESTER, male, brown; vicinity
: Aecht Co. in Arlington. IA. 2-3QS5
PARAKEET, dark green. banded lust
, learning 10 talk Lost Jcnn,ngs I'd
kenSington' Nd. June Il. Reward. IO
PARAKEET, blue and white, named
,Chlpple; vicinity of Rosemary Hills
! Apis. Silver Spring, Md, JU. 1855
PARAkEET. male, green body. yellow
{ head, named "Buzzy lost June = de-
T9tea Y9 sto Rfti Reward leading to ia return
IkHL III tne NlClI1IJN
of 30th and Pa ave. Sc, Reward Cal
LU, l-1493 after O. Iii
RAT TERRIER PUP, mos. old, black
and white, vicinity LIST ave. and High
land dr.. Silver Spring. JU. 5-44I4.
. --l2
WALLET, red; vic. College Park or Hy-
attsville. Reward. AP. 7-4463. --12
WATCH, lady's Hamilton, in shiriington
shopping center. Arl., on Monday. June
o Reward. OV. 3-1S5S. Ill
WATCH, mans pocket. Hamilton, white,
sunburst dial. chain and knife: goth
and Columbia rd, NV. May 30. Re-
ward. DU. 7-S6S6. Ext. 5O7. ewes. -12
WRIST WATCH. mans Hamilton, Spei-
del band; vicinity OF Silver Spring Re-
ward Ju S-960S. Ill
CONSIDERABLE REWARD for return OF
TWO metal suitcases containing per-
sonal effects, incl9ding book manu-
fccript, color movie film Of foreign conn
ESles; Oid Dutel family Bible and auto
graphed photoaraphS. Lost about May
~ vicinity statlcr Hotel, For further
Information telephone RE. 5-5S6S. --l3
Evening star., 1955-06-11
Continued From First Page

SOuttuuCu HAUIu i II SV ~6 =
it has been nearly two months
since injections with Wyeth vac
cine began. Information avail
able to date does not warrant
the implications contained in the
statement attributed to DR.
Shannon" Mr.. Blades said.
The Senate Labor and Public
Welfare Committee planned to
concentrate most complaints and
questions into two days of pub
lie hearings next week. The
days for the sessions have not
yet been set. The House Com
merce Committee, which met
briefly for a couple of hearings
two weeks ago, also hopes to re-
sumo hearings very SOON on
two bills relating to financing
and control OF vaccine distrlpu-
ton,
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Hint Criticism

z The report released yesterday
Z by Welfare Secretary Hobby and
tDr. Scheele was so voluminous and
technical that it brought little
: immediate comment from most
members of Congress. But some
indicated informally - and ad-
n1ittedly after hasty reading
that they would seek further
K Qualification. They would like
especially to determine whether
the PHS was soft-pedaling Its
own initial responsibility in the
vaccine program.
Senate and House Democrats,
in particular, were known to
Evening star., 1955-06-11
No Religious Freedom
In Chino, Bishop Says

HONG KONG June II lF1 suffered torture during i'm
An American Catholic prsonmen but questioned
bishop who spent five in constantly"
Evening star., 1955-06-11

PARAKEET, blue and white, named
'Chlppie; vicinity OF Rosemary Hills
Apis, Silver Spring, Md, JU. 1855
Evening star., 1955-06-11

PARAKEET, dark green. banded: lust
Learning 10 talk. Lost Jcna,ngs I'd
kenSington, Nd. June Il. Reward LO
4-0ISS. Ia
Evening star., 1955-06-11

IRISH SETTER, strayed from University
Park area chokcr collar with rabies
: tag No. 42633S VA .-662" ii
MANCHESTER. male. brown; vicinity
: Hecht Co., in Arlington. JA 2-5uS5
Evening star., 1955-06-11

PARAKEET. male, green body. yellow
head, named "BuzZy lost June =; de-
voted pet Reward leading to return
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

Nal Deitch. who runs the
shorehayen Beach Club. is carry
ing his left arm in q sling and is
perfectly willing to admit that 1t
serves him right for talking too
big about his strength Of char
acter.
A few weeks ago Deitch de-
cided to cut down on his sfnok-
ing. He made arrangements with
each Of his four Office employees
to give him one cigaret q day
apiece. He was not to smoke
more and. II anybody caught
him trying TO buy q pack Of
|cigarets they should Break my
arm!" It wasn't until last Satur-
day that Deitch decided he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Policemen Told
To Be Polite

CHICAGO. Sept. 70 R).-
Trafic policemen In Chicago are
urged to take the positive ap-
proach In giving tickets for traf-
nc violations and to disregard
such phrases as where's the IRE.
Bud?"
A police training outline on
public relations advises officers
to take q polite. impartial atti-
Itude- something like this:
Good evening. Sir. I stopped
you because you were exceeding
the speed limit. May ] see your
drivers license2Y !
The brochure also asked police
Ito avoid nicknames and sarcasm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
1t Was His Own Idea
BY ROBERT SYLVESTER

couldn't hold TO Ills bargain any
longer and started on for the
cigaret vending machine in his
own club.
He slipped on the newly waxed
floor and fractured his wrist.
In its new advertisements.
New York University offers adult
education classes In some 81 DIFF
ferent subjects. Most courses eost
between $50 and $50 with some
costing as much as $500.
The cheapest course on the
list Is Workshop In Practical
Politics." You can learn to be q
practical politician for only $l2.
$3.50
Danny Gural, Of United Press,
was assigned to cover the arrival
of Elmer Trigger Burke ct
Pennsylvania Station and, for
detail. called the police officer
In charge of the reception COM
|mittee, for the accused murderer
and jail breaker. Danny asked
the cop what kind Of protective
measures were planned.
well" said the cop, for the
record I'll just say that they are
extensive. On the record. I feel
awful sorry for any legitimate
violin player who happens to
stroll through that station at
that time
A new movie called ssThe Girl
on the Red Velvet Swing Will
deal with the killing of Stanford
White BY Harry ThaW. The girl
referred to is. Of course. Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw. Perhaps the only
newspaperman still alive who
covered the tabled trial. back In
the early 1905. Is John Moroso
who win tell you. confidentially.
that the legendary velvet swing
in Stanford Whites apartment
never existed. Morosc invented
che whole gimmick for his stories
In the New York press. And fur
ther, he explains. he invented D
black velvet swing. Not red.
.a.174 4 e
A small girl and her teacher.
were on . Tv panel show the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

other day because Of what they
had shared-the girl had given
the teacher her measles. The
teacher won an awards years
subscription to Blue Cross.
$50
Soon after repeal. the Hart
ford (Conn.) arm Of Heublein
bought the world rights to Smir-
non vodka from q refugee White
Russian In Paris. The stun has
been distilled and bottled In
Hartford ever since, but the
other day John Martin, who
runs the firm, got an inquiry
from q national magazine ask
ing II any royalties 60 to the
Russian government.
mot q red cent" said Martin
firmly.
Singer Rosalind Paige report,
our two boppers wandering
Through darker Africa. where
they come upon a native village
"a group Of prisoners are on 9
platform. screaming and yelling
las the tribesmen offer them ur
for sacrifice IN horrible ant
bloody fashion. Our first hopper
digs his pal in the ribs:
"Bops." he says. aI'm gonna
stay for the second act" Y
~ -
Harry Toffel, Of Miami Beach's
|Balmoral Hotel. was invited BY
ID friend to see the latter's bio
game trophies. He admired the
lion heads, elephant tusks, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Blind FIGHTS Blind

Two blind men who fought
with their white canes outside q
pub" In London were each fined
10 cents as drunk and disorderly.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
HELP-poMEsTIc tcont.


G.H.w.. exper. with children; settled
retined woman for permanent POSI- pom'
Church: 5-day wk.. sun. Mon. o.
Refs. REQ; salary $50. Box l50-B
star. IL
G.H.W., plain cook; HIVE in; upstairs
room; good with children; age 25'
40, on u day during wk. and every
other Sunday: other help employed
$50 wk, IA. e-6307. -5
G. .h.W. COOK, live out, exper. with
children: bh days, on all day
Thurs, u day Sun. sit Sat. nights
Recent local ref. $50 wk. EN-.
3-l303.
G.H.w.- COOK, live in; every other
Sun, "a day Thurs. of; no ironing;
sss ssf' T::s T:.irto5 ST. ssDss Dss7s si'A eelsEsn
MAID. live in; g.h.w: fond OF chill
drsn: expsr. not necessary. s7S mo-
MAID, live In. cook. gh.w.; 5ts-day
wk. Can after o I'm. Ju. S-Ss49
II
MAID, live IN. s.h.w.. care Of chill
dren; pleasant living quarters. OIL.
MATURE WOMAN Who has own tn
CuhtGt " UAUg h9k lUJ EuDu hIlQ
board. Call AD. 4-S268 after d pm
M0THERs HELPER, free to accom-
pany Diplomatic service family Of
to Canada: pref. Spanish speaking
Call Wo. 6-Sl77 bet. i2 and 2 pm.
so
LADY, mature. good refs: stay
NIGHTS In nice home with elderly
couple; prepare light meals Thurs.
and Sun. Box 321.A, Star
COUPLE, live In, private bath; must
be good cook. also fond OF children;
local refs, required: salary open,
Df. 1864. --b
COUPLE. live In; she 10 do cooking,
cleaning and care for children he
10 work In furniture warehouse
Pvt. hath. televisIon and use oi
car. Thursday and every other
sunday Of. Approx. $50 . week
Gail DI. T.gl4s. --I
IcARE or YoUSa CHTLD-o.h,w.
i've In; local refs required. 10
ExPERIENCED - Gen. housewOrk
ironing and care Of 2-yr -old. Mon
Wec. and FTi. OIL. 4-2236.
WOMAN. colored; g-h.w., 2 schooi.aRe
children: room, board and small
salary. RA. 3-3a9I, IL
CHILD CAkE--L.HK.. must live in;
bIa-day week. s25 wk. ~. e-7354
II
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Cash REGISTERS

SALES & SERVICE. .Q1a I4th st
CHAIN saw. late model Diston
used less than 10 hours. Cost.
sos; price now. s1s5. AP. .7-4sasl
CHAIRS, oyerstutfed Cs); very rea.
sonable LA. 6-13l0. II
CHILD's WARDROBE, excellent con-
dition. Call Tu. 2-0485. 80
CLOTHING Ladies sample suits
1sssoSa; qessonsbie Ss1e KE. 7-isi7s kf new W tf'
COAT. girls camel hair, size IA,
perfect cond.: Peck a. Peck; new
$40, sell S25. Also WaSte-KlnR
garbage disposal. in carton, $50
OIL. 4-4653.
COAL AND WooD RANGES. new
and used ACME STOVE CO
l0ll 7th 81 nv. Ma RSgb2
COMPRESSOR. Ineersan Rand. 31t
Gu. inch. can be seen In Wash
ington Phone Leesburg va
11-J-1. .
CRYSTAL GLASSWARE, 4o-60<e Gf
Liquor and wine sets. vases, cruci
sets. salt and pepper Shakers'
rhinestone ewelry. impor ted
WIESSMULLER HARDWARE. 24l4
18th 81. NV.
DAFENo, Simmons. modern, ! yea
old. Call RA. 1880. -5
DIAMOND WRIST WATCH. platinum
case with safety attachments, ~
diamonds, $500. EN-. 3-0S89. --3i
DINING ROOM SUITE, 10 pieces
mshogany lovely, EN-. 3-27s6 afte
pm. 3O'
Observation-Disclosures de luxe Jamei
portable: used Y years. Sacrifice
Evening star., 1955-11-29
HELP-WoMEN

for small trafie ap-
piiance and radio dept. Of WASH
ington's finest appliance store;
Pleasant working conditions. good
70 increase earnings rapidly, See
manager. MUSIC SALES a. AP-
PLIANcE Co. 1900 O st. NV. Nc
phone calls. please. II
5 SALESLADY. 1921 for lingerie anc
hosiery In our Chevy Chast
branch: 5-day. 36-hour week: Eoot
opportunity for BEGINNER. Appl.
WHELANs CORSET SHOP. l105
st. NV, ask for Mr.. Markham.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

W. 81 ave- NV
ORGAN--You can learn to play the
organ In 10 a easy lessons Only oniy
sons. music, studio practice time
Qualified teachers KIT MUSIC
CO. 1870 O st. NV, RE. 7-6a 2
-3
PIANOS. prs-xmas sale. lse. selsc.
tion; new spinets, consoles and
grands: all wood finishes and case
styles; all full keyboard and fully
maze res parsss pT,ce sspdSs stSrt,ns q
at S44S for new piano. long easy
terms: small deposit. win hold fol
Xmas delivery. MUSIC SALES
PIANO, player and rolls; good work
ing condition. $3.50. evergreen 4
pixSo. s1Ss; BALDWIN UPRIGHT, black,
ssoe' SSs'r, sacrifiSe. anss' % FE. seSass. e ot 5
PIANO, upright, $35, black; new
Easy automatic wrinser washer,
$50, After @ pm. ia. 5-3g35. pa
PLANO. Weaver, spinet full keyboard
nice cond.; outstanding value, 1895;
G ST. NV RE. 7-6212. "a
PIANO, beautiful Ayr -old walnut
SinTIe bed Ip ipoudins pgs' mattress 9n % snd
spring, $50. Oh. s-o595. --5
PIANO, unclaimed, apt, size, 4e IN.
Free del. 222 O st. NV. RE, y
443A. II
PiAHOS--Rent-fr buy-later plan
Famous pianos, yours to try;
only So weekly; includes lessons. II
desired kits, 1880 @ st. NV
RE 7-f2t2 -
PIPE. galv,. black, copper, cast iron /;
cut thread fixtures. BLOCKS. INC"
1746 Lee hwy, ia S-s700
POKER TABLE
SEATS 8. WA. 1885. IL
Evening star., 1955-11-29
HELP-WoMEN

WAIFRESsEs, white, expefieneed.
70 work In new. small coiee shop.
Hours. 2 TO 10. Good salary. Ap-
ply in person. BERKSHIRE DRUG,
1901 Mass. ave. NV. -Z0
GIRL. white. settled; complete care
OF motherless home; .man chill
ssfR sRiIa Ss E5 r. isoSs, 81 esssttiiss s.ytiss :. Hn'
dIRt FRIDAY Active uptown gen
eral insurance agency needs ma
ture personAble assistant with IN
once: excellent future: many bene-
MARTENS q MOORE
EN-. $500 20
LADIES, earn S56-SIO0 Xmas money
and continue 0 year-round bust
less with regular AVON custom.
ers IN your neighborhocd. Cali DI
YOUNG LAps-rnteresting position
with local branch Of national a.
nanciai otRanizatton; no experience
necessary: some typing essential: 81
company dement's. Mr.. GRIFFIN
YOUNG LADY, fountain work: intel.
ligeDt; white; 9Oc hr. to start: s.
day week: no sat. Or sun, Hrs.
to HILLANDALE PHARMACY,
1924 New Hampshire ave. Silver
YOUNG LADIES with pleasant voice
for evening telephone work. Hrs,
q to 10 pm. 81 per hour. Call
CO. 5-550O between 7-l0 pm.
VICTOR DANCE STUDIO.
LADIES to work with photographer;
pleasant dignified work, .guarAn.
teed $50 per week. Apply ROB-
ERTS STUDIOS. 2217 Nichols ave.
Sc, Lu 4.blb2.
PART TIME-Earn S35-$45 week
working early eve. hrs. with West
moreland. We train you, Car nee.
White. Call uN. 4-7097. 30
PART-TIME tobacco. cosmetic and
drug clerks; no experience neees-
sary. STANDARD DRUo CO.,
oPENINGs NOW opWSi - SECRETARIES.
S65-S9n wk. TYPISTS, $4b.$60
Wk. Bookkeepers. SB6-SS5 wk.
UP: hundreds openings, II out OF
practice enroll immed. for As wks.
REFRESHER course: small classes,
quick results. Inquire Ma. $3.50.
BOYD'S. est. AZ yrs, Cor. 18th and
q SITS
Ambitious Housewife
who has 90 or more hours weekly
to work dav or night; no canvass
inE; weekly pay check. For per-
Evening star., 1955-11-29
slTuATloNs-MEn
sITUATloks-WoMEN

G.M.W. BABY SITTING, maid, reli.
HSKPR.. light duties: ] adult OF
working mother; good home or 1
days. REIN. rel. cid. Box 2d34
TAIIOREss. experienced finisher
mems coats and suits: excel. ref.
TYiffHfSSso Al fYnsif.gS nosIE.. Diek up .ss %, d..
liver; fast service. wa. S-6442,
REFINED elderly Catholic lady VIII
become tve-in compAnion to an.
other lady: S15 weekly Incl. prep.
aratiof uf meals and iight clean
r1FFrRiMESsicfsbs ri1aFFr MSi srsSSci SoitoRvp woI.,
wants fun or part time, Nor,
through Fri: gh,w., ironing OF
child care Lu. 3-o4i4,
sETTJED COL0REn WOMAN want,
R.h.w.: sleep in. DE. 2-572a.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
MIscELLANEous FoR SALE

PRINTING PREss, Kelly-B. with
joEeeT delivery; good cond.; can be
seen in operation. Ex- 3-06s4
RADIO -PHoSo. Zenith Blake
table model. Cobra-matie, variable
speed record changer; $55. WO
6,55s5 after pm.
Will demonstrate and deliver. $40
Phone so 5-e473
REFRIGERATOR, GE Gu, #. Good
running cond. Reasonable price.
REF RIGERAToRs, s24 80. eiee,
gas. guaranteed PEERLESS SALES,
2231 Ga ave NV, De 2-55ti6
REI RlGERAT0RS. used Sl9 30 ~
| guaranteed; deliy lge stock AcME
REFRIGERAToR for rent. brand.
new: only 25e q day, Rental may
Apply 70 purchase. Call ST. 3-7009
REFRIGERATORS, electric. apt size
open and sealed units, Sl9 95 up
Guaranteed ACE JUNK CO, 2220
Georgia ave. NV. Hu 3-442l
REFRIGERAToRs. used rennishedi
rebuilt seme guar a year; 50 95 up.
80 FREnFRIcK's. INC. -,
4iSo iS6 deorsis or a Ave. NV. IA. IA ssSS S-ssSS
REERlGERAIOR SALE
Must move entire stock New 1855
Frigidaire. GE West. Gibson, Ad-
mira ano NORGE refgr All in
sealed cartons; fully guaranteed
No reasonable offer refused. Open
ewes I'll .
Standard Tire IL Battery Co.
10th and H sts. NE. Ii. 3-eQs2
RUGS, Chinese, from estates, threl
iSElO, cne Sxl2, two 6x9, scatterS
Must be sold. ARMENIAN ORR
ENTAIL RUG CO.. 2409 18th st. NV
RUGS t2l. 9xl2 Oriental desigr
rugs. brand-new, never used. Value
SIS; sacrificing for SEQ. ORI'
Entail RUG MART. 1905 9 st; NV
| SEWING MACHINES, used. 2 SINCE
electric consoles, $50 50: 2 port,
ables. other makes. $3.50; SINGEF
Hampshire ave, Langley Parl
shopping center. He, 4-7l15. q
Evening star., 1955-11-29

FURN., uneid. Sofa -oed. &35: occ
ch.. $40: roii-away bed. St2: stnd!t
couch. S;}s: chest, Sls' ovest., 500
rocker, IS, coil spgs.. 50; din. set
sos: bunk bed. S35: club eh.. SIC
bed. S5; t.-ton coh. tbl, $40; inSpz
natts.. $40: china clos, SIN: desk
SO sots off, s VI Se ai.S sri 90 .s TsupnSt mSt
Siip-eoy.. Gust .-lnade. sofa. eh., Sh4
mel. lab. mat We do REIN. cab
terms. HOFFMAN, uPHoLsTERERs
2447 18Th st. NV. co. s-5lI6.
Blond bedrm, foam ruShe,
tables, lamps. XII. S-00S5.
GAS RANGE, NorRe 3s-inch; 4
burner. oven: broIler and 9 storage
drawers; good cond.; S25. JE. ,.
GAS p RANGE. se-in. Magic Chef
used !. months late model; aS55
ga Gail eFsiE. eR 3EsSSe; Ssx used ,n,tsi,s. I
ton PEERLESS v SALES 4 ISss co 2es1
Gas s "A ssSsGEs. az 40, Ssaeo0 .ise' table top
ACE JUNK co 2ee0 deorEia ave
GAS RANGES new used repair OIL
coal gas ranges ACME STOVE
aiEsarRa4oRs. isa n Il o ssrAsHrsssss s''s s7 50
up; lge assort elect motor re-.
pairs: 41st year CARTY 1905
I4th No 7-ao24,
HEATERS, ranges stoves: new. used
tEas il coal wood, elee ACME
STOVE. 1911 18th NV Ma S-S9A.
HEATiNG EoUIPMENT--Mayflow
l75 900 BTU oii-burning hot-aii
heating system. complete with duets
and e75-gal. oil tank. $3.50; oil
burner. Model X, q. s. Burner Co
500; Bell & Gosset water circu-
iators. large S35, small $50; Sed-
ders hot water unit heater with
fan, $50; oil tank, 1.000-gal ca
paeity, $50. Phone uN. 4-i44l
weekdays. 45a5-B oueensbury I'd,
Riyerdale. 20
HI-FI = Gately speaker enclosure
with University l2" Dinuseeone
speaker. new: $50, after 5 pm.
IA, S-342S
MATTRESS-New Serta innersprins
at wholesale price. S22, Call DU.
--Qlkk eFFE
Evening star., 1955-11-29
CHRISTMAS
HELP WANTED
FULL-TIME JOB

FULL-TIME JOB
Til Christmas. available
now in selling departments
If you are under As years,
experienced or not. you
may be one Of the three
who can qualify. Immedi-
ate discount on purchases.
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
4boo WISCONSIN AVE. NV
80
Evening star., 1955-11-29
HELP-WoMEN
SECRETARY -srnooRApHER

INTERESTING POSI-
shorthand and typtng skills. willing
to perform related clerical and
filing duties.
CALL Mr.. COHEN, RA. $4,000. FOR
APPOINTMENT.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
TYPIST
TEMPORARY

VOUCHER CLERK
For downtown hotel: hours. 10 Am.
TO pm; good salary. Apply
Personnel Dept, AMBASSADOR
HOTEL, 1424 x 81. nv. Room 31g.
WAITREssi attractive; for stragiht
weekly. Not larger than size IA,
Apply Cocktail Lounge between .
and o, 1923 @ st. NV. --.lg
WAITRESS. white. under 35; night
work. KANE's RESTAURANT,
5422 Georgia ave. NV. 80
WAITRESS, white. mature. expeT,,
for deiicatessen-restaur located
in Arl. Salary. SEQ; tips average
500 to $50; 5-day week; Apply
sHIRLINGTON DELIcATESsEN.
shirlington Business Center, .Arl.
waITREssEs. eiSS,is experienced. ADJ Apply
FLAME RESTAURANT, 1929 Conn
IwAfTREssEs. white; full time OF
part time work with local chain
restaurant. Apply 6303 Georgia ave
NV. between 8 am. and 4 pm
WAITRESS. white; no exper. nee,
daywork. Apply Dixie PIC BAR.
| BEcUE, Marlboro pike and Bennins
| I'd sc. 10. S-4333 ---1
RESTAURANT. 1417 N. Capitol st
MATTRESSES, white: full or part
time. Neat and efiicient. Apply. n
person. LAFAYETTE CHICKEN
HUT, I720 II st, NV. IL
WAITRESS, white; reference and
| health card. Good pay. Mr., JOR-
DAN. 616 18th st, NV. IL
Evening star., 1955-11-29
SiTUATioNs--DoMEsTlc

COAEPANION-NuRsE. Waite. infau,
care, hskpr.. cook, for adult family
Phone AD. 4-1OB7.
IExPERT HOUSE CLEANING. once
BLDG; everything done from attic
70 basement; emergency cleaning
our speciality. RA, 6-0342. 36ls
GIRL. colored, wishes days work.
M9ndsy Tuesday and wednesday,
coEoRED GIRL, neat. dependable,
desires maid work. References
Phone IU 3-9iTa.
WOMAN, .eolored, would like light
housework hours No nights. Cal
DU. 1884 between 8 and q.
COLORED WOMAN wishes work part
time: 5 days q week: GOOD cleaner;
exp. ironer: ref. LU. 2-b362.
LADY DESIRES day's work. not in.
elrsins T.ns Wednesday. Call Lu.
coL0RED GIRL desires rh.w. and
child care; good reference. Ii.
c0OK--Exeel. eaterer: dinner par
ties; PVT. family; perm. or temp.
LU. l.S643.
WOMAN, clean, honest. reliable;
references: desires a.h.w,; child
care for employed couple: sleep out.
3 or ga days. NO. 7-26a5.