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Will Head
School Board

The Fairfax County School
Board last night unanimously
elected Hills Lory of Lee District
to one-year term as chairman.
c. Turner Hudgings was named
vice chairman.
Mr. Lory, an author and lee
turer and expert on the interna-
tional education exchange pro-
gram, had served for two years
in 1852 and 1853. He returned
to the board in February of this
year and has acted as vice chair
man. Mr. Hhdgins, Falls
Church attorney. is serving his
first term on the board.
I The board voted to sell $40
million in school bonds under
$22 million program voted last
November A block of SIS mil
lion is to be sold between Au-
gust Is and September 80 of
this year and sale of the second
SIS million is anticipated by
April, 1857.
Previous Limitation Set
At the time of the bond vote. a
previous school board had agreed
not to sell more than 20 per cent
of the S22 million voted within
any one fiscal year. The first
sale under the program totaled
81 million last February.
New school board members
said the sale schedule had to be
stepped up because additional
funds will be needed to finance
school construction and site &C
QUESTION for an unexpected in
crease on school population. The
1880 students previously ex-
pected by 1860 may be reached
by 1857.
A petition of 403 names of res
idents in the Bailey's Cross Roads
area opposing continued use of
the Old Bailey's School was pre-
sented to the board. Col. Rob-
ert j. Quinn. representing the Pc
titioners, told the board that
they would prefer to have chill
dren placed in rented space rath-
er than occupy Old Bailey's
school, which they consider I'M
safe.
Engineers Okay Structure
Acting on a request by the
DoWden Terrace Citizens AS
ISOLATION. the board earlier had
ordered an engineering check OF
the building and had found it
structurally sound. School Supt.
w. T. Woodson said that he pre-
ferred to see the school used
for one more year rather than
use rented space. Former CHAIR
man Robert F. Davis agreed that
the Old Bailey's School re-
mains the best alternative but
referred the proposal to the
administration for further study
and recommendations.
A contract for $460,75l for
the Germantown Road Ele-
mentary School was awarded to
Alex C. Minnix and Sons of
Washington.
The board set the time for
regular meetings at 8 pm. tie
first and third Tuesdays of each
month. Special day meetings will
be held to visit various schools
in october, January and April.
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Earth Satellite Topic

The Kiwanis Club Of Alexan-
dria will hear John A. Sander
son. superintendent of the optic
division Of the Naval Research
Laboratory, discuss the earth
satellite program at luncheon
at 1915 pm. tomorrow at the
George Mason Hotel.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-05
gntoolt AdF .ti7n ganl CITY OF ssg 'sAk ALASKA DELINQUENT TAX ROLL
 M .~sss NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE or SALE

o
  dfo the satisfaction and discharge dnquen penalties and 0 com tce o the 2d day 
 be to is is Bsted where ctis land or hrenaner etforh 
 esede purchaser City cts1chbd o d becomp of M all parcashs in in law f
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-05
Junior Hostesses Plan Box Social

The USO Junior Hostesses will sponsor Country Dance and Box Social on Monday evening May ' at 800 p. m.
 Good old square dances, country dancing, and reels will be the order of the evening, with caller to direct the paees. In typical coun- try picnic style, servicemen guests will choose their dance partners indirectly by the selection of one of the attractively wrapped box lunches prepared by the Hostesses.
 This is the Hostesses' second box social this year, in response to the warm reception given their sue cessful one in March, and to the many requests for a repeat.
 Honey and heartwarmlng square dances are always popular, be one of the many who enjoy them. It's
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-05
PROGAM PLANNING


 The USO Sefvicemen's Program
 Planning Committee will meet at the USO at 7:30 p. m. on Tuesday 0ase May S. This committee is made up pAns of servicemen representing their "o'ie barracks, departments, or just Sun points of view. The committee p. h.' meets the second Tuesday of each Mo1 month to plan the USO activities Soclal in advance ed by MT. J. H. Demarest, USO Direc- Aue
 :. o,.,o,,. ;n.arasta a, in thu cus- Servic toner's opinions and suggestions ovnlli regarding the recreational pro 'o,ol gram, and will welcome any ser Ws' viceman who is eager to help plan ooo YIco ~ aat,,,;.;os ing. 8: Why not make this truly your inu USO?" Demarest asks. Why not "i'es offer your ideas and comments on Fric it's activities while they are still dance
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-05
KODIAK MIRROR

the USO on Monday May ! to in the square away" an evening of pleas your gr
 -A r,,~f A4ea tA EE8s Drocr.,
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-05

Anne Simeonoff Makinster
 & Mildred Scroggins 19 Ellen Wormsley McCord 19 Ellen Wormsley McCord 19 Ellen Wormsley McCord 19 Ellen Wormsley McCord 19 Ellen Wormsley McCord 19 Ellen Wormsley McCord 19 Ellen Wormsley McCord 19 Ellen Wormsley McCord 19 Ellen Wormsley McCord 19 Ellen Wormsley McCord'19 Ellen Wormsley McCord 19
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-05

John Chase & Jay Tolbert Tract c C.H. & Margaret Gundlach Tract c
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-04-01
Veterinar1
Leptospirosis
In Cattle
By STUART YOUNG. D.Y.M.

- O<AAN1 Il OO1NNTS lev sLNs
ABORTIONS, BREEDING difficulties
and other ailments Of cattle in several
herds in Montana may be caused by
leptOspiroSiS. This disease is steadily
growing in importance in the state,
though it has. been troublesome for
years elsewhere. Most Of the confirmed
outbreaks of the disease in cattle in
Montana have been in a broad central
area of the state, though it is certainly
not confined to that area alone.
From the time an animal picks up
the germ of leptospirosis, about 10 days
will pass before symptoms are seen.
Then a fever develops and the animal
goes off feed. A pregnant COW may
abort her calf. Other cows will get a
flabby sort of mastitis with discolored
milk. Affected animals. may pass blood
stained urine and have yellOW-cOlOr
to the membranes of the eye, mouth
and vulva. After this, several abortiOns
may occur in the herd or there can
be difficulties in breeding.
Infection Spreads
How does a herd become infected
with leptospirosis? The disease spreads
to clean cattle from infected cattle
principally by way Of the urine, since
infected animals carry the germ in the
kidneys. This germ does not live for
long in the soil or on feed or bedding
On dry pasture it can live for less than
day. On irrigated pastures or in stag
nant water it may live up to a week,
but no more. In running streams, it
will die out in about two days.
So the principal danger is from close
contact with an affected animal. A
cow that has had leptospirOsis sheds
the germ in her urine for long time
afterwards usually about one month,
but it may go on for three months.
Remember, too, that pigs can get lep-
tospiroSiS and they will shed the organ
ism in the urine for four to five months.
Leptospirosis is often brought into q
herd by the purchase. Of an infected
animal. This can best be presented by
raising your own requirements. But il
you do have to buy in cattle Tor swine)
make sure they do not come from herds
where this disease has been diagnosed
If necessary, a blood test can be run
to detect a carrier animal before it has
had a chance to do harm.
Blood Test and Vaccination
Should you suspect that leptospirOsi'
has a foot-hOld in your herd, notify
your veterinarian at once. He can con
firm your suspicion by bloOdtesting the
herd and, if the test is positive, steps
can then be taken to prevent the spread
of the disease to other animals In YOU
herd and to the cattle in other herds
This is done by vaccination OF YOU
herd and also of herds adjacent T.
yours, particularly those dOwn-drainag'
from you.
Anv calves born in the affected here
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-04-01
RTA TRACE q IN
Morton N1NERALIzED Oalt
for more wool, big lamb crop
Write Department R

MORTON TIM SALT helps you
IVA raise more lambs to market
weight. Two or three extra lambs
brings in enough to pay for about
a ton of TIM Salt. Therefore, it is
very low-cost livestock insurance.
College feeding trials conclusively
prove the need for trace minerals in
the rations of all livestock. Most
farm. lands are short of one or more
of the essential trace minerals
eobaIsg iodine ironv "copper" zinc
ill., l. n L. m NJ q 2.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-04-01

or manganese. So feed Morton
TN Salt the year round to guard
against mineral deficiencies . as
sure yourself of more milk, more
meat, more wool and a higher return
from each feed dollar.
The cost of Morton Trace Min
eralized Salt over ordinary salt is
less than IL per animal per week.
Feed it free choice, even if you feed
a major mineral supplement. YOp
kDoWthey Needit. They know how much.
p a. H. a.22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

Your lost both with LifebUoy
still keeps you safe from odor!
No bath before ever made you feel so won
derfully fresh-and so confident! The reason
is new deodorizing discovery in Lifebuoy
It's called TMTD- full scientific name
Tetra-Methyl- Thiuram-D isulphide! Today
Lifebuoy stops the cause of perspiration odo
longer and better than any other soap!
AS you battle, Lifebuoy's rich lather with
TMTD removes the bacteria that cause per
spiration odor And this protection stay
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How
Many Did
You Get7

l. "Fruit OF knowledge" The Billie merely refers the
fruit of the of the knowledge of good and evil There is
evidence suggest it was apple.
e Charles Dudley Warner. This quote generally attrb
bued Mark Twain, actually Included in speech by
Warner friend Of TWain'S.
g. John Rofe. Despite tradition. tee is good reason to
doubt that Pocahonas knew Captain John Smith
of prominent Virginia families their ancestry
Pocahontas including the family Of Edith Boiling who mar
ried President Woodrow Wilson.
f. The year &C. The monk Dionysus in the sixth
tury calculated His birth date but later examination proved
Dionysus to be wrong by four years.
S. About sexen times as much. At full the suns
rays straight the part that Of the
surface shadow. At hafmoon the strikes obQuey
the part see that the tall mountains shadow much of the
surface
g. On Breeds Hil. Bunker Hill nearby The reason for
the confusion of names is obscure in history.
T. Frankenskeins monster. Frankenstein the name
Of the scientist who created monster the monster himself
g. Forteth Two planes and dirgble preceded Lind
bergh. He the first to alone.
g. Nobody At the risk casting pail future ST. Patrcks
Day parade be stated that church records con-
him with snakes There snakes in Ireland
those brought there in little boys pockets otherwise
imported Snakes in all parts Of the world except for
few islands, such Ireland the Azores and New Zealand
10. Dictator Caesar emperor the empire
formed until years after his DEATH Al the height OF his
before he assasnated he made dictator for e
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MOTOR TRAVEL

WILL DRIVE YOUR CAR to Cali
fornia exchange transportation;
newspaperman: refs; leaving about
March 10. Box 27S-J, Star. 49,
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HELP WOMEN Cont

BEAUTICIANs Itvo) fuli-time oper-
ators also part time: both fully ex-
per. Excel working conds. Salary
plus commission. HILLCREST BEAU
TY SALON, 2Sl2 Alabama ave. Sc,
LII. 2-2300 OF LU. 1-1Ol6. -i9
BEAUTICIANS-M or women hair
stylists; also experienced manicu-
rist and shampoo girl. GABRIEL,
1919 Conn. ave. 10
BEAUTICIAN AND MANICURIST,
vell-established beauty salon: upper
Georgia ave-: guaranteed top sal
airy. Call RA. $4,000. -2&
BEAUTY OPERATORS, Q men OF
women. for . OF our salons: exec.
oppor. for good operators, EMILE
sE haI1 cG S5PPEiR sSs sss-si Mig Der
week guarantee plus commission; D
work. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
DRESSERS, Zip Eye st. NV.
BEAUTY SAL0H-Manager receipt;
mature; beauty shop background
JULES LANGLEY CENTER SALON.
For interview call MR.. JULES, ST
Bo0KKEEPER, must be exper. in
keeping contractors books: perma-
Cali in person. MERANDo, nc,
4O9S MINI. ave. ne. 30
BO0KKEEPER and Girl Friday. for
one-man office; 5-day week; good
Mr.. H. Haft, DART DRUG CORP.
1901 Columbia I'd. NV, AID.
4-4456. -16
BOOKKEEPER-As Assistant manager
for apartment house project Must
be able to do. general ledger work
with some clerical duties Good
; wIits plus SsdEoon npa aRartReRTE
500 Tennessee avenue. Alexandria
Virginia
BOOKKEEPER for old established
retail firm, some accounting edu-
cation necessary. experience In sales
audit helpful. good starting salary,
commensurate with ability. Many
parking See MR.. SAUNDERS. 10
to 4, oi46 oath pl. ne
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HELp-poMEsTlc Cent,

G.H-W. In apartment, good plain
cook, fond Of young children; 5-dsy
Wk., hrs. 10 through 8; dinner;
recent local references; S26 and
caFfare. IA e-5069.
CIV, live In. new home; 5lz-day
week; experienced with children;
references; private room, bath, and
TVi good salary. OIL. 1890. liz
G.H.W., exper. in housework and
good with child. u yrs: modern
rambler with all cleo. appliances;
good refs. necessary. JU. 7-9452.
G:H.W.; live in. must be dependable;
Own room with television. Call
G.H.W., care 8 children. plain cook
ing, stay nights. $50 wk. Cali aft.
pm, LII. 1-9362, 1444 v st. Sc.
GOvERNEss, white. rs to As. per-
manent position; care Tor = boys,
l and ~ yrs. old; S36 q week.
HOUsEKEEPER, live in. pleasant
surroundings; experienced. refer
ences: fond Of children: "a days
and every other Sun; $50 week.
MAID, exper.. live IN; G.H.w., plain
cooking: local refs; $50 wk. EN-.
MAID o live in nice upstairs room
With Ty; must like children; refs.
MAID Gi eT g.h.x. COOKING; thor
live in OF, sleep in some nights. |.
wkday. plus every other, VIZ. end
Oh. win consider only best refs
u EXSei AZ saiShI,y . OL: o19929S; c2i,d
care. live in; SEQ week. AP. 7-0i ri :,
WOMAN. white. middle aged: care
for I6-mo. -old child. Inv, 9 sch.-
Of Langley Park. Nd. HE. 4-9564
M RdsHiiP ! AGED sHe I R WHITE WOMAN IONA
small mouse in country: ADULTS
light housekeeping. plain cooking
pvt. room. adequate salary. Box
W YORK Cav WIDOW, . small chill.
dren, wants living in. help IN small
mod. house in Georgetown; prefer
settled European; Sl00 mo. Call
weekdays after . or all day Sunday,
LIVE-IN MAID; g.h.w., plain cook.
ing; fond of children. Recent local
WE NEED SEVERAL GIRLS who can
cook. Ages 1880. Come to 1892
r st. NV. between l0-12. lib
LIVE IN, COOK, g.h.v. (25-45) !
good with children: exper. with good
refs; 5h days: $40. FL 1880.
CoLoRED-NICE APPEARING, part
or full-time house maid for George
town area; gh.w, some cooking
and serving. Phone AID. 2-S045.
COLORED-PAY Us IS ONLY for a
good domestic Job with good pay.
state ETP 1s Agcys 1898 W. Waii 3c1,
NV. RIM. 6, 2nd nr. Be sure it's
State. Red sign on once door. AID.
4-03S3,
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

M.B.M. HOME TELEVISION
Service, z days a week. ia. 2-6239,
XII. 9-6297. lis
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ID LOWER PRICES
ANYWHERE

2457-61 18th ST NV.
Opposite Ambassador Theaterl
Open Ewes, Mon. Thurs and Fri.
BATHTUBS, new and used; basins.
toilets, at lowest prices BLOCKS.
I746 Lee hwy. IA. $500
lounge. 3 driers, facial chair, par
titions. AID. 4-9655. no, 2-6334.
lis
BEDRM. SUITE, French Prov; S195.
Also elegantly carved antique sofa
and matching chair, drapeS. china,
etc. JU. 7-7503.
BEDS (2l. Hollywood. box spring
and mattress: never used; sell for
wholesale price. OIL. 4-6030.
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SECY.-LEGAL

Exper.: take charge of oficei 35-hr
week; S75; immed. opening. DI
7-OlS9 or JU. 9-O550 day or ewes
ASSOCIATED EMPLOYMENT
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CASHIER SUPERVISOR

CHEF-Must have bulk cooking
background and be able to take
kitchen. Salary SOS to S75 per wk.
depending upon experience and
ability. 6-day. 4S-hour week. List
experience and qualifications when
APPLYING. to Box 42S-R, Star. is
d day roEEs sekc sG6ANIP lamp REs e CIGAR I T
CLERK, payroll; 1-girl office; exp
with building or sub-contractori
perm. position: salary $40; days
$40 Columbia Pike, Arl.. ia; s.
CLERK for drugstore, white; 5.day
S Sffk f9e9 pay rs B sRp1kv'I rd
Chevy Chase. Md, OIL. 100000, Iii
CLERK, for dry cleaning store:
white: no experience necessary; ST
per hour. Apply in person, 1898
Lee hwy, Arl. Va lie
CLERK-Young woman under 40, to
learn to supervise small branch of
fee in Colmar Manor area. Knowl-
edge OF tipping essential, must like
working with figures. 5-day, 35<hr
State salary desired. Box 3l3-R,
insurance asency = chance 4 Tor s a.
yancement. 5-day, 35-hr. week
IS salary Upen ST; S,9o9@ ,n:,,. IA :,
c fffEiasy, Fl fF: % &c. Is to IS:
company; good starting salary
371a-hr. wk. Apply PEARL. AS
SURANCE CO.. 9Q5 Investment
Bldg: 18th and K SITS. NV. wash
CLERK TYPisT. general clerica.
duties in once. typing speed 4C
ply treasurer. sHoREHAM HOTEL
2500 Calvert st. NV. -15
CLERK-TYPIST---For policy depart
ment Of local insurance company
General office experience preferred,
but not required: 5-day, 32h-houf
week, Apply 231 Dupont Circle
Bldg 1346 Conn, ave. NV, 10
CLERK,TYPIST. Georgetown area;
T Tec mnst tv and telephone o %se
age 20 to SO: 40-hr. week, s-hour
CO. 5-T702 for appointment. rs
CLERK.TYPIST, responsible mature
person, for busy office Of manage
ment training Institute. good Eng
nSn 0aCkRrOunu, aDliltV 10 THnult
general detailed work required.
Permanent position. 5-day week
annual and sick leave, group hos
pitalization, pleasant working con-
ditions. salary open. Call no. q
1870 for appointment: after 10 a. m
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for per.
sonable young woman. in air
conditioned professional Offices; in.
teresting, diversified work with typ.
ing ability required; dictaphons
experience desired but not neces.
sary; good salary. congenial sur.
roundings. employe benefits: Prot
estant Box 2S0-J, Star. l5'
age 20-35-Expand-
Ing concern, downtown ioc., needs
good typist to learn bus. and do
gen, office work: benefits incl. gr
hosp. CO. paid life. ms, profit shar-
ing plan: oppor. for advancement
EX. 3-2553. lie
CLERK-TYPIST. national trade assn.
dictaphone exper.; pleasant work.
ing cond,: new mod. bldg. 5-day
wk.: other advantages, Elk. $1,000
ia
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REPAIRS and SERVICES

A. AND B. BUILDERs-Brick anc
tile work. new or remodeling. Resi-
Dental construction our speciality
AND " CARPET SHOP-Rui
and CARPET installation and re-
AgpDING MAtc I'll Small. 1oiEey
ST wk. CIRCLE, 74I 18th st. NV
tons. Terms. LAWRENCE HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO. Ii: 6-8100
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS. attics
les; terms. NATHAN cH1N1Tz Elk
AIR coNDITIoNERs - New 1850
for cash BUYERS. PARAMOUNT CO
22o2 CO; ave; nv; Hu; 3;4so0. :,
Jobs a specially. JONES. sP, A.
BIRifeCikiLAYNG - Alterations, IRE
FAGNANI.- 10. 2-l994. IA. 9-6093
CARPENTRY, brick, cement work,
porcnes, jalousiesi terms: need work,
GEO; COOK. pE; 4,92oo. vvIMc222
I woSM a:S fqERfsFf L. assS
CARPENTRY - Small Jobs. inside.
outside. fences, porches, rec. rooms:
White mechanics. Work guar. Call
CHRIS at AID. 4-9705. 10"
CARPENTER, remod: .porches, parti-
lions shelving, cabinets, gen. re-
pairs, Reliable. J. RowELL' EX.
EIECTRicAL WIRING and repairs.
new and old; cash or terms. CO.
5-959S; ewes, UN. 4-1666.
WIRING for residential
appliances and air-conditioners
Call Mr.. Lear. REED ELECTRIC
co. HO, 2-4321, IA
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SECRETARY

Ability to take rapid notes
In Gregg or Pittman short
ssad FaS W, ic ssp 70 's sRpe
dite much detail and many
confidential matters in the
ONCE Of q senior executive.
Convenient to transportation;
air-cond. bldg; company caf-
eteria and liberal employe
benefits. In resume please
give education, job expert
ence. age, marital status and
salary requirements. Your
reply will be given prompt at
tention and handled In strict
confidence. Box 323-L, Star.
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HELp-WokEN

SECRETARY, permanent position ai
Natl. AiTport: 5-day week; airline
gsssis P PFtgsissss;x s stsstgi9s sesr'
SECRETARY for professional agency
Of national Importance on Capito
Hill; pleasant surroundings in air
conditioned ofices, employe bene'
fits: age 20-45; salary commen'
surate with ability: Protestant
Box 2sl-J. Star.
SECRETARY, patent law hrmi
under IS yrs: Of age: 1-day w stas
ing age, experience. salary desired
and references. Box IGOR. star.
sECYS., insurance; salary. depends
On qSgsiitcsiions; osko o22s pen ~ .y pi
ASSOCIATED EMPLOYMENT
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COLORED-PAY Us S. ONLY for a
good domestic Job with good pay.
State Enpl. Agcy., 1853 Wallach
pl. on 14th st. bet. 7 and You
State Stat Red 81 Sign mo on Once door. AD,
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All natl. from Adm. Dewey and
VIM H. Taft home; must 50 at oncei
Good quality used BRICK and
lumber, plumbing fixtures, c9lortu1I
pine hO SALESMAN ON JOB
LII, AR sfaSST wREc * c. 3, fSS%0i
100 s. Capitol Street
C AMER Gsrm az hinhof super super
SORES, plus Linhof enlarser; $500.
CAMERAS, all brands; movie equip;
BRENNER Co, 933 Pa. ave. NV.
CASH REGISTERS, brand-new: add
ing machine combination; easy
terms. S179.50. CASH REGISTER
SALES a. SERVICE. 2o19 l4th
Cash Al REGISTER MACHINE, Bur-
excel condition. MR.. LYNCH. ST.
CASH ASA REGISTER, National electric;
800 90 rinE-up; $3.50. 2o25 14th
CASH REGISTERS. National trade
ms, reconditioned and guaranteed:
TER SALES 4 SERVICE, 2oia ;4th
DEEPFREEZE. GE, GU. it.: S55.
Can be seen at GARDEN REsTAU-
RANT, 1907 selim I'd, Silver
Spring. Id
steel CIRCLE TYPEWRITER CO..
741 18th st. NV. DI. T-7312.
DIAMONDS. lady's ss ct, $3.50:
ladys. ga cts. S995. lady's i Ct.
$3.50; mans la cts, $3.50 lady's
3h cts, 81 .495; lady's 2 cts. S775.
LIVINGSTON g. Co. 1923 H st.
DiNETTE. i chairs, end table and
after $50, DE. 2-6100 Ext. 5O5.
DINING RIM. TABLE, drop-leaf ex-
tension; chairs. buffet. walnut:
DUPLICAToRS. ali makes and types.
new and used, from S1S.95 up.
sss r SMak,c IsEat TypS oRT 44ts
co, 1881 East Capitol st. IL.
3-3440 Easy parking.
RANGE, GE. 36-in.. 4.
burner Unjust see it,, bargain at
$50 EN- 3-329S. -15 -
FENCE SPEClAL - Chain link.
bethanized; 81 05 It., installed.
FIRE ExTiNGUIsHER, 21s-gal. s.A.,
$40; foam, $3.50: 10 lbs, COZ,
$3.50. 2513 M st.I1.w.. Elk, 1857:
fContinued an Newt paus)
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slTUATIoNS-DoMESTIc

G.H.W., plain cook, fond of children
live in or out. D. c. or vicinity
Monday; TusssSd n,y Wed; Friday
NURSEMAID, neat, exper.: ref.
baby sit; Inv. Ho. 2-O157.
IIOLORED WOMAN desires days worl
Or full time: live out. DU. 7-O049
COt0RED GIRL desires .g.h.w. o.
e SsIS care B days a week. Ii. 4
CoLORED WOMAN wants g.h.w. b,
day or week, or take care children
GIRL, colored. wishes days WORT
9-5. Monday through Friday. Best
reference. DI. 7-51l7.
COLORED GIRk desires g.h.w.; |
days; experienced; reference. MISS
r GASr d6Io Az; a, Gif4.s want a.v,,
N N9Tk; z. GSSd iaundresses; reference
CoGoRED GIRL wishes s.h.w., part
erence. no. 2-s9a9.
COLORED WOMAN desires child
care or homework. DU. 7-7O96
WOMAN wishes gen. homework and
shild car. care; 3 Or 6 days; expsr.;
GIRL, colored. desires g.h.v.; day,
or full time: reference. 10. 2-0691
IF YOU NEED WELL WELL trained
dom. help. For quick serv, STATE
AGCY. No charge. AID. 4-03S3
COLORED GIRL wants child care
S Ms light ss-E housework. Experieneeed
COLoRED LADY wants days WORK
Friday or Tuesday. Call after
O'Clock a.m.-S:30 pm. Ho. 2-2S04
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-14

G.H.W.; live In, must be dependable.
Own room with television. Call