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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18

NOTICE 70 HOLDERS OF 4eO FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND l0-YEAR
BONDS OF THE TERMINAL REFRIG.
GRATING AND WAREHoUSlNG COR
PoRATfoN DATED APRIL ! ls4s
Notice is hereby given that the
National Savings and Trust Com
pany. of the District OF Columbia
Trustee under Indenture dated
April |. l948. made by the Permi-
mai Refrigerating and Warehous-
ing Corporation OF Washington
District of Columbia. has, in ac-
cordance with the sinking fund
provisions Of said Indenture. called
by lot for redemption at par, plus
accrued interest. on February /,
1856, at the office of the Trustee
the following described ~ First
Mortgage Sinking Fund lO-Year
bonds of the Terminal Refrigerat-
ing and Warehousing Corporation
dated April I. 1913. secured by said
Indenture:
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Hourly safes on the Exchange
II 90 am $50 900 l2 noon 700 COG
100 o m 100 ooU 200 ON 600 ooc
tUnit OF trading 10 shares OF sails IN
ttn Rates OF dividends In the forego-
ina table are annual disbursements based
on the last quarterly or semiannual
declaration Unless otherwise noted
special or extra diyIdends are not in.
cludcd a Also extra or extras An.
nusl rate plus stock dividend d Declared
OF paid In 1865 Dlus stock dividend
G Declared " PAID so far this year
{ Payable IN stocS during 1888 estimat,
ed cash value on cx- dividend OF eX-diS.
tributlon date g PAD last wear ne
clared or paiu after stock dividend OF
split up k Dcclareo nr paid this year
an accumulatlve issue with dividends IN
arrears Paiu this year dividend
omitted deferred OF no action taken at
last dividend mecting Declared OF
paid In 1856 plus stock dividend Pay.
able In stock during 1886 estimated
cash value on ex-diyidend OF ex-distribu.
ton date y Iiauidat ms dividend I'D
Called = dividend x.dis tx. distri'
button 1T Ex-rightS XIV without war.
rants WV With warrants wd When
distributed vi When issued nd Next
day delivery In bankruptcy or .receiv.
ership or beins reorsanised under ths
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed
BY such companies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Electric Power Production

Electric Power Production in
the week ended January IA
totaled 1884 100000 kilowatt-
hours compared with IL LOST ,000,-
900 in the previous week and
was l6.8To above the like week
ia year ago.-Edisen Electric In
stitute.
! Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost of a pound each of
81 foods in general use, this week
declined to $5.86 from 1892 last
week and compared with 1884
in the like week a year ago.
Dun & Bradstreet.
w. r. Grace e. Co. announced
plans for capital expenditures of
500 million this year for chem
ical expansion and ship replace
ments
Pan American Always re-
ported it carried 205,0 900 passen-
gers across the Atlantic in 1855,
up 500 from 1904.
Bank of America announced
plans to offer its shareholders
an additional 1.6 million shares.
Stockholders will vote at a spe-
cial meeting on March 6.
Liggett g. Myers Tobacco an
nounced regular quarterly divi-
dend of Sl.00 and an extra Of
500 on the common stock. both
payable March / to holders of
record February 10.
New Freight Cars orders
during 1855 totaled 1882 co.l-
pared with 1884 in 1854. De-
}liveries in 1855 totaled 36.89S VS..
1888 in l954.-American Rail-
way Car Institute.
Industrial Production in 1855
set a new record high-39fo
above the 1947-49 yardstick. sc-
cording to a preliminary estimat e
by the Federal Reserve Board.
Life Insurance Payments in
November totaled S435, 673.0 900
bringing the total to S4,827,0
900 for the first IL months Of
1855. both up go from the pre-
vious year.-Institute of Life In
iSuranec.
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank
stockholders authorized issuance
of 590.425 additional shares of
$40 par capital stock. Subscrip-
ton rights will be on the basis
!of one new share for each eight
held.
n Y, Chi. g. st. L. X. X. in
year ended December 81 earned
Sl6.686.927 or S7.92 a share VS..
$l4.460,872 or $6.05 in 1854.
Union Chemicals g. Minerals
in 9 months ended November 80
earned S4.026,828 or $3.40 a
share VS.. S3,099,5 37 or $3.50 in
1854 period.
Kaiser Steel Corp. in 6 months
ended December 81 earned
$3,9l3,575 or 81 cents share VS..
loss of $710,744 in 1854 period.
For Year Ended December III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
Is Ford.
Worth
Over Sos?
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Jan Is uR USDAl.-
Butter steady. Receipts 15l5lI. Prices
unchanged
Cheese steady Receipts .66, lss.
Prices unchangeu
Wholesale eEK prices steady. Receipts
70. go New YORK spot quotations fol-
low Midwestern, mixed colors, extras
1850 lbs.J 4ila-45Ia extras large do
IS ibsi 43'2-iIia extras medium, AZ
A: smalls. 40-il; standards large. 43l2-
44tz. dlrties $3.50 checks, 31-3a a.
whites, extras $3.50 lbs 45la-4bi2;
extras large ,45-iS lbS1 4445is: extras
medlum, i4-4I17 Browns, extras as
30 lbs 46-41.
Nearby whites. tpo quality 1880
lbs 4a-5l med. umS, 46-iS, smalls'
42-43. Browns, top quality tiS-5O lbs. ;
4S-5u, mediums, 4b-i1; smalls, i2l2-43.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK Jan - lPl Cotton
futures improved as much as s., bale
IRON their early lows, which were down
as much as Sl.10 during the hrsl
hour. Selling abated and increased trade
ana commission house buying was at.
tracted partly on the idea that technical
position was greatly improved by the
sharp sell of
The New York Cotton Exchange Serv-
ice estimated domestic cotton conSump-
Ition for the fve-week period November
- December 81 at S50,OO0 bales
against i4.,OUO inthe preceding tour
weeks and sol 900 in the hve-week pc
Rod November aS-January year ago
Daily rate OF use AVERAGED $4,000 bales
against $4,000 in the preceding four
Noon prices we're o cents to 81 40
March "a 20, May i3.4d and July 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnish. b the Associated Prsss
Sales
Stock and Add Net
Rate 40 AIEh Low 1913 chg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18

Bonds enumerated herein art
called for the purpose of the sink.
ing fund. and interest on sale
bonds will cease on February
1856
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE.
BY BRUCE BAIRD.
President
Attest:
EARLE S. K[NiMEL,
tSEAL.) AssistaIt Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
METAL QUOTATIONS

ferrous meta, prices today copper
5000 cents a pound Connecticut VALLEY
Lead . cclts pound. New York
Tin or, a pound. New YORK ForcigE
silver nOiy cent? pcr troy ounce New
York At PITTSBURGH scrar steel No
heavy was quoted OF ~ 90. ~ ~"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Jan. is A'.--The New
York Stoct Exchange reported TO-DAY
these odd.lOi transact icns by principal
dealers on the ,eSehansc for January
of 2n6.Sl5 shares including Ih5 shares
SOLD short.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-04
EIGHTH BIRTHDAY IS CELEBRATED

Susanne Kraft, elder daughter of MT. and Mrs Walter Kraft. cele- brated her eighth birthday last Sunday with a party at her home on Mill Bay Road. Young guests were: Carolyn Cannon, Linda Han son, Linda Chapman, Penny Hart man, Rita Johnson and Sue Anne Ramaglia; also Susanne's younger brothers and sister, David, Tessa and baby Kevin.
 Highlight of the party was an informal hat show with some very artistic creations being worn by their young designers. Prizewin- nerS were Linda Chapman, for the prettiest hat and Sue Anne Rama glia, the funniest. Rita Johnson was winner of the Penny in the Bucket competition.
 After the party the children at tended the afternoon show at the Orpheum Theatre.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-04
FIRST AID INSTRUCTORS
 COMPLETE COURSE

D q \ '4 Twelve people have. completed the instructors First, Aid Course under the direction of ,Elva J. Horn. They are Margaret Sutliff, Vernon M. Draper, David s. Len hart, Willie Belle Newman, Martha J. Brana, Captain John Richards, ", Marilu I. Richards, Roland N. Mcbride, Roland E. Vickery, Mar win J. Reagen, Richard c. Layman and Margaret Tread.
 Any group, preferably ten or more, wanting a first aid course can either contact one of the above persons or Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, who is the First Aid Chairman for the Kodiak Chapter of the Red Cross or Neil Anderson, Field Di- rector for the Red Cross and sta tioned on the Naval Station. Ten or more persons are preferred for each group.
 This is the first time the instruc- tors course has been given in Ko- diak.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-04
sTRAY DOCS PICKED UP

A totalsof f3 dags-were picked up in aedrive Oh stray dogs con. ducted by the Police Department.
 The drive will be kept up. ac- cording to the Chief of Police. until dogs are either kept tied up or are under the control of the po- lice. According to him, the time for stray dogs in Kodiak is just about over. Those who will not keep their dogs tied up will be taken to court. Even dog running after a vehicle can cause a serious accident"
 Stray dogs have been serious menace in other Alaskan cities notably Fairbanks and Anchorage In the far north city, it has cost the City over $11,000 to rid themselves of over 800 dogs, in ten months
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-04
BARBARA TRGSTROs ENGAGEMENT TOLD.

: The engagement of BarbaFa leg strom has been announced. by her parents, Mir, and Mrs. A. E. leg strom. They are former residents of Kodiak.
 She is engaged to SP3 Charles L. Branharn. He is the son of Mrs. Ethel Branham of Webb, w. Va, and Jack Branham of Shelbiana. Ky.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-04

f Miss Tegstrom is senior at An ehorage High Sshsal. BraHhsm is "a paratrooper wfth sahe &55eth puartefmaster Co, Aerial Ssapply. Fort Richardson. M
 The couple plan on marriage in June ofgthis year.
 % "sf 4 .z. is.li.sa'
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-04
.koTARIANs SEE FILM or Y
 ARMY-NAVY FOOTBALL GAMK

Members of Rotary witnessed by film. the 1854 Army-Navy Football Classic, as the program for the day.
 The game was a top-notch thrill Ter, with each scoring regularly. The Navy team pulled the game out of the fire in the last quarter, winning 27-20.
 Guests at the meeting included Howard Demarest, Mike Colletta and Jack Kimball.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-04

Do you know it costs you better than l cent per mile extra wear and tear due to poor roads? Vote YeS-ConSumer's Sales Tax.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-04
POLICE SLOGAN

Be eternally on the alert, or be alerted into eternity.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-04

perisd. AneheSass ss has s. sa current tise .2ns s::ssw j. rsfi ..a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25
SITUATloNS-WoMEN

PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, and
exp, honest and reliable; highly
paRnSycfEiGRS s, N StjHS of ex.
periencc Good cook and manager
OF a home LII. 1886.
SEAMSTRESS wants work dress
making, alterations, DE 2-3372
TAILORESS, experienced, alterations
on ladies mems and children
wear. prefer work In store or tailor
shop. ref. LU. l-4543. 81
MED EXPERIENCED HELP with
checked references? Call MAN
NINGS, AID. 2-Si0O; ewes. tn,
o-nal3 --n5
LADY, widow neat. U. s. citizen,
As yrs old desperately needs work
Experienced in FIRST class hotel
MANAGEMENT bookkeeping, in teach
ms LANGUAGES. Fluently speaks
French. German Polish. Russian,
Spanish Telephone DE. 2-25S6,
WHITE WOMAN desires position
working privately or In group with
emotlonally disturbed children. 10.
2-5s6g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES

PIX receptionist course. Al Job
Placement service. 1919 F st. NV.
Ma. s-4l42. DE. 2-5973.
PBX-RECPT. TRAINING--Only S25.
Any age. NATL. PIX SCHOOLS.
Bond BLDG HU 3-3s24. ST. 3-727s
PORTRAITS--Priva classes in fine
arts. French, German and English.
For appt. call DU. 1872 beSare
1890 am. -2a
ABC SHORTHAND in g weeks. Gay
tsl2 wkly OF II wks ewes so
HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME. standard
text furnished. Los monthly pay
meHts Wrile foi American SCHOOL
booklet, =. O. Box 81. 3 adensburg,
Mo. or phone UN. Also. is
INQUIRE Ma. 8-.3IO for quick rev.
ana beg. classes in tipping, short.
hand, bookkeeping. acct. PIX,
recep.; small classes: positions open.
S50-Si5O wk. All KINDS BOYD
SCHOOL, cor 10th and G NV
RECEPTI0NIST-P PIX course tipping
ireeI. $50. Ala ases-eXcel. posi-
lions. Inquire Ma. S-2340. BOYD
SCHOOL, est. AZ WIS., cor 18th
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TYPIST

5-9ay. 36i4-hour week: excellent
working conditions Apply REM
INGToN RAND. 1915 L ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BALLROOM DANCE TEACHERS,
ages 2l-30. TO teach full or part
time. No exp. needed. We train
you Top salary and working con-
ditions. Apply Id pm DON
MARTINI STUDIOS. 5O2 18th NV.
BOOKKEEPER, man or woman, ex-
perienced In double entry; full
charge. excellent opportunity. Box
EMPLOYMENT CoUNsELoRs, COM
mission basis. MA. s-672l, between
voCALIsT MUSICIANS. talent ex-
plotted on q national scale. II YOU
have talent OF professional quality
and would like to become a profess
siopal recording artist, cali AID
4-Bs25, bet. q and $50. Monday
through Sal. for an auction. -2g
GOOD PROPOSITION for one know
ing income tax work; full or part
time MP BOWERS, AID. 2-f"ih
or Ei 6-3I45 -
ELDERLY SECRETARY christian
man OF wcmanI needed BY Mission
airy soriety salary and room Apply
BIBLE house. Post Once Box
200 Washington 10. d. C.
CPLE. OR WIDOW twhiteb TO man
age -rooming house. No salary
Apt. for light duties. 1912 am
ia. e-9590. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25

ADDITIONS, PORCH ENCLOSURES.
ialUasies. kitchen remodelins; by
specialists, all work fully guar:
free estimates: 80 months to pay.
SECO SALES. OF Sligo ave, Silver
Spring, JU. 5000 day or night.
ADDITIONS. general repairs. paint
ing. paperine. Free estimates. Easy
terms Me s-l477; AP 7-46a6.
ADDITIONS. partitions gen sItera:
tons Terms LAWRENCE HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO II 6.s10n.
ADDITIONS, BATH, KIT. MODERN.
IZING-Al types OF home improve;
by an estab. corp, FLA and 5-yr.
financing avail. Call for FREE es-
timate ACME HOME MODERN
IzATION CORP. NO. 1851. al
cement sen, &c, sarrsntFy g and constTac-
ADDITIONS. alterations painting.
repairs of all kinds. Free estimates.
Terms. OIL. $1,000. 10. 4-59al.
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS = Now
is the time to repair your home:
add a room or build that ciubrm
unusual ideas free estimates, E-z
terms. OV. 3-aJl9. 81
ATTICS- ROOMS
FREE estimates. FLA terms
MARicK CONSTR. CO, so s-s?4s
BRICKLAYING - Alterations. fire.
places walls all types masonry.
CABINET, STORE FIXTUREs. partI-
tons made reas. Ref Can 10
financed. LA. 6-l733 ANYTHING.
CARPENTER - Porches, partitions.
store fixtures, cabinets. repairs: re.
liable, J. RoWELL. Elk. 3-0621,-
CARPENTER-small Jobs, house
painting, exterior and interior, roofs
cARPESrk H9o D Toofins. porch, ga.
rage: lge. or sml. Jobs; white mecns:
JACK SPARKES. 10. 1881. "a
CARPENTER, remodelins, roof re-
pairs; painting white meehsnnie.
C2aRPENT1EIR, PApERING and paint.
ing All work guaranteed. ia. o.
EIECTRICAL WIRING and repairs.
New and old Cash or terms co.
t IjSSgs s SysF IN b-i iikE NEW.
r, COVER, WA. 7-6S6S any time.
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, clean
ing and waxing reasonable rates.
Free estimate. Call RIA. 6-65"5.
FLOORS sANDED, finished. &c "a #.
Old floors, Toe and up. work guar.
C. L, HINSON. 10. l-3475. 81
FLOOR WORK sanding and finish-
ing Prices reasonable. work guar
anteed. c. C DEAToN, RA 6-56d2.
PAINT OR PAPER YOUR home while
prices are lower Fast work P.
GAUNOUX, FE. 3-96l5.
PAINTING, color in home inter. and
exter;; res and comm ,%ailpspser
Ing: honest work. AID i-63"j %
PAINTING: papering, waterproohnd.
Call JU. 9-477l, after . ON, A
white mechs % yrs. exper Free
est Mr.. PAxsoN, ia 2-27l4
PAINTING Winter RATS !, Wy, White ,, ne;
f fMPRovEM ShMS t co Il s n0@E
PAINTING PAPERiNG1 First-cIsss
ately, Mr., PoAT, RIA. 3-564a
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. GEN.
frh TseSiFs p S9'' ss &sshan'cs mr.
PAINTING Int and ext papering;
free estimates MR. WEBB, day.
ia e-as23: after g, ia l"!3l7.
$50
PAINTING. INTERIOR, exterior;
S12 per room up; careful-white
mech RAY" THURMAN, JU s.
1868 o6'
PAINTING, repairs. free estimates;
able. ED DAWSON, AP. 7-7O36.
PAINTING mt. and ext, roofing.
sidinR. gutter and spout. Free es-
Inmates Ii T-253n ---oT
washable paper Do own work:
guar, white mechanic RA. 3-O024.
90
material. labor. painting, spec low
prices; work guar IA. 9-03B6
--aS
patchwork speciality.
All work guaranteed. Free estimate.
10. 2-95o5 --3l
CONTINUED on Next Passl
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AIRLINE CLKS., $3.50
Assist Service Specialist

College graGuatae. 21-9S years. In
terested In business career with op-
portunity and able to bring to the
Job intelliRence, interest and per-
sonaiity. Call MISS FARRELL
Elk. 3-563S $50 to 500. --27
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sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

GIRL WANTS JOB as nursemaid or
baby sitter: day or night. WA.
5-93s6.
GIRL wants child care and lisht
housevork for working parents.
Mon through Fri DE. 2-sI9S.
LADY, coIored. desires days work,
or ful time; very good refs don't
smoke or drink. WA. 5-au46.
iCoL0RED WOMAN wants Thursday
and Friday dsy work. IL 7-903S.
lC0LORED WOMAN, plain cook. de-
sires Inv. child care: s to $50,
Mon. through FIJI HU 3-53!19.
WOMAN. colored wants days work
or d2mestic work for ) days. DE.
ICoIORLD GIRL desires light house
work: expeT..- Elk. 3-7459. 25'
lCOLORED LADY desires g.h.v. and
child care. 10 .-229u 20
COLORED WOMAN wishes days
work cleaning and ironing. Refs.
no bachelor calls. please. Ii 7-
ICOLORED GIRL wants work on Sat.
urday and will BABY sit any night.
ICILOEEb LADY desires Inv, plain
&c. eoO oss;, ~; S1s95s, q
work. i. 9nlns and cleaning. exper.
.C 9 IL diii,'G WOMAN wants Job car
ring Tor semi-invalid; 5-day week.
HO. 2-59oU.
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WOMEN

Experienced in telephone Solicitinn
TO work from our once from $50
am. to 3 pm. 5 days week
This is for large concern that
offers good pay and commission.
Apply in peron al THE BOND
UPHOLSTERING CO.. 1850 Mon
tana ave. ne. End A., from 10
am to 4 pm. See Mr.. Leon or
cad LA. 6-lil5.
COMPETENT sECY.-
Services exchansed for apt in fine
private home. For details call RA.
IANT EXTRA MONEY: Become
an AVON representative at your
place OF employment Earn ST.
$50 extra each mo Call MISS
DILLON for appointment. Dl; =
S.a WEEKLY for wearing lovely
dresses supplied to you by us. Just
show Fashion Frocks 10 friends.
No. invest. cany. or exper. nee.
FASHION FROCKS. Dept. u-4445.
Cincinnati Ohio.
STYLE presentation free
to women who will take orders,
spare time. for latest dresses,
separates, sportswear. HARTFORD,
Dept. Rae. Cincinnati 25. oh!o.
AVON PRODUCTS. INC. are In de-
mandi Good territories are avail
able now. flexible hrs for women
who need extra money. Call d..
7-032I. -
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SiTuATIONS-MEN

part time, cXper
dble. entry, gen office work. 81 -
hr' Box I25-D. Star .5'
FOREMAN - Capable
LIST class residential preferred.
PROFEssIONAL SERVICES OF Frank
S. Harrison are available Phone
NO. 1.9S6S. bet. . and 10 am.
MAN--Gen. of. exp. desires work.
Sal. Sec. Box 432-D Star.
MIDDLE AGE white man, sober
wants work. Janitor's helper. truck
helper or night Waterman. H c..
HITE. EOS list ave, Seat Pleasant,
Md. 96'
checked references? Call MAN
NING'S, AID. 2-Sl00; ewes. TU.
n-Ugl3 -25
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ATTENTION, GIRLS

ATTENTION, GIRLS
Under 81. to assist MANAGER for
well-known Arm. free to travel.
Texas, Calf. and return: chaper-
oned group; average earnings SIS
weekly: new cars furnished: no ex-
per. necessary. See Mr.. BRADY
Cairo Hotel. p am to ) pm. --26
Part Time, $35 Wk. Up
Work early eve. hours with westmor-
lard. OPENINGS in D: c.. Md. Va
UN. 4-10a7. -25
PART-TIME WORK
Ewes 20 hrs. $50 wkly. earnings.
white only: call bet. y am, and q
pm. for appointment. Wo. 6-4466.
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HELP-DoMESTlc

COMPANION elderly retired lady ia
live in. be companion 10 elderly
lady. MRS, CHRISTINE sEYFRIFD !,
$3.50 Nichols ave. Sc. 10. 2-7Se9
COMPANION to keep refined CON.
ysleseent lady company days q
4-5O40 after pm VI
COOK AND CIV: live in; age e5-
20; u day of Wed. and all day
syn; recent Iets,; good salary
COOK-G.H.W.; must be experienced
cook: no laundry; live in prefer.
ably; rec. refs. req. DE, 2-05aa.
COOK. plain; E.h.w., laundry; live
out out 70 am ~ through Z pm; din
refs. EN- 3-735a. ways
G.H.w-COOK, live in: . adults, l.
Void child Thurs, and every
e ether ~, Sun Of: recent references
GHW. PLAIN COOK, exper WITH
school age children; live in; rm
with TV: every Sun, every other
Sal of; local refs, So. Ju; g.
G.H.W.. plain cooking, 5-day week
every other sun. Oh Refs. RED.
G.H,W.- MAID, colored: kosher cook
ing exDer 5l9-day wk; must
have good D. c. refs. Call RA.
G.H.W.-CoOK. exper.; live in OF
out. School age children Good sal
AIRY References. EN- 2-3l61. 20
G.H.W.- COOK, between 2B and As.
exper live IN. upstairs bedrm.
loea! refs: $40 JU p l239. -25
HOUSEKEEPER. refined white wom-
an an 10 1--we IN, care Of children
area. week ends of If desired.
Working mother, Ju. 9-6306.
MAID to clean. Sats. only. small
rambler in Silver Spring area of
Ga ave. Ju. S-33SS, after $50
MAID. work in Takoma Park: b-day
week, hrs. 10 am. to 8 pm. Must
be. expert sesmstreSs, drive car
helpful but not necessary. Phone
JU. j-4743 after 4 pm
MAID and baby sitter. from 1875;
area OF Falls Church and All. Call
after pm. JE. 3-3302. 80
WILL GIVE good home to young
white lady for care OF children
and house work; salary. Call ia,
ELDERLY LADY wants refined White
female companion to I'VE in apt.
Nice separate room light household
duties and prepare meals. Please
i've age. references, experience END
salary expected in reply. Box 81 III
COUPLE TO LIVE IN. general house
work and cooking in modern home:
only experienced need apply Call
bet, 4 and d pm EN- S-UOO1 80
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HELP-WoAEN

DENTAL ASSISTANT. upper NV.
D. C.. excellent salary: 5-day week.
State references. Box $50, star.
DENTAL HYGIENIsTs needed In
the once. in virginia Call Fleet
WOOD 4-B0OU. -25
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GIRL, white. age 1888, attrac
salesgirl clerk-typisti good pay.
1896 II ST ne. Ii. 5-3303.
WOMAN TO CARL FOR hiLDREN
Live in. pvt. rm., good name with
quiet family. Small sal WA. s.
q64I. -2B
WOMAN with knowledge Of book
keeping and some typing. for in
teresting position in branch Of
nee OF national organization.
Pleasant working conds,. paid va
cation. holidays Apply in per-
son, RIM. 95l Warner Bldg. 18th
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aRen-
cy needs young woman to assist in
advertising campaign for major oil
company and leading dry cleaner.
No experience necessary. ABBY
Mr.. FRANK HARKINS. Ambassa-
dor Hotel. Wed. and Thurs. . to
IL and ] TO 3. No phone calls,
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ROOKKEEPER
CASHIERS

Checkers, experienced, for cafeterias
and dining rooms; some experienee
REsTAURANT ASSN. zoos Eye
st. nv. 20