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AIRLINE CLERKS, S2SO

AUTOMOBILE CLERK-TYPIST -
Ideal lob for someone interested
in working for an. automobile deal
ership. Located in Falls Church
area JE. @-1lT. -
IBEAUTICIAN, all-round operator
salary and commission; LOUISE
st. NV. NE s-s4iO IS
IBEAUTICIAN, good operator wanted
full or part time, FRED THE HAIR.
STYLIST. 1109 @ st. NV. -2S
BEAUTICIANS, male or female: hail
syst styst ana Fits t9 o,a ShamDoo ropS sne
NV. .
BEAUTICIAN. must be experienced
fun time. permanent position ir
busy Sc. shop. Excellent salary
BEAUTY SALON, 10. 2-7l34
nights and Sun, Lo. 7-2s63. u
BEAUTICIANs. male or female: hair
StyliSt, also manicurist and girls
to shampoo and assist. GABRIEL
1919 Conn. ave. NV. i
BEAUTICIAN-Losi . stylists soon
to become mothers. terrific opening
for experienced male or female
stylists; take over their following
Call BERNARDS, 1926 Ga. ave,
EBEAUTICIAN, for well-estab. saicn}
steady. following for good. all
salon in Bethesda; top salary ant
commission. OIL, 4-9611. HA. 2
BEAUTY OPERATORS. exper., reg.
ular and part time steady EN-.
ployment; salary plus commission
NEIsMERs, ST 2-3206.
desk, as receptionist and appoint:
ment clerk: good salary. Apply in
person: HEADS BEAUTY SALON
BEAUTY il1f Z opERxroR. Gii ERR;xxroR ss5-si0oS Sy pc,
week guarantee plus commission; o.
work, LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
DRESSERS. l710 Eye st. NV.
BOOKKEEPERs. SS5-Ss5 wk: typ
lists. Ss555-S65 wk.: comptometei,
BLACK at BoYDs lest. 40 yrs J,
700 18th. cor. @ NV
BooKKEEPER. full charge, national
org, to as: : days. $500. PO-
TOMAC EMPL., 1884 Wilson blvd.
rndx All; ysrpas5 " IA 5-ao09. 9 r0,,.,,, os,,
work; prefer married. over %, with
area: no suitable public transpor.
tation. Phone EN-. 2-6957 for In
terview. 80
BOOKKEEPER-TY for con-
struction :, corporation, Bethesda
area. Call OIL. 6-7s16 for appt
80
BOOKKEEPER, experience in han
ding complete books, payroll, etc,
required. Some accounting educa-
tion helpful. Good starting salary
with excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement. 5-day week. Pleasant
HU. 3-3422 80
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CLERK-TYPISTS

High school graduates, age 21-30
knowledge of bookkeeping or short
hand preferred, but not required: ..
day week: good hours. Apply to THE
CITY BANK, 9th and Mass. ave. NV
90
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REAL ESTATE statesmen
&10 nm pEp VEAP
RENT MANAGER

BY ONE OF WASHING
TONS LARGEST REALTORS.
PLEASE DO NOT APPLY UN-
LESS YOU ARE FXPERI-
ENCED AND HAVE BEEN
IN COMPLETE CHARGE OF
A RENT DEPARTMENT.
GIVE RESUME OF YOUR
EXPERIENCE, THIS is A
PERMANENT OSIT1ON,
GOOD SALARY AND OPPOR-
TUNITIES FOR ADVANCE
MENT. APPLY BOX 450-R,
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CLERK-TYPIST

IF you are a high school graduat
and would like to work 3b
w.p.m.. and are under 80.
IF you would like to do interestinl
work and want an opportunity
to advance.
IF you would like to work in &
modern, air-conditioned office
with cheerful surroundings.
IF you are friendly and would likt
to work with friendly people
THEN CALL Mr.. ALLNUT.
DI. 7-S30O
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors, Mortgage Bankers
Washington Building
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CT,ERK-TYPTSTS

We have openings for high school
graduates. Is to 35. with some typ.
required: 5-day week, $3.50 am. TO
I4:45 pm; annual and sick leave.
group insurance. economical cafe
terra for employees. Apply person
mel Office. Bird floor. EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO., Sl6 l4th
lst NV -29
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cLERK,TYPIsT,. LEI t.;E''1 for credit ONCE IN
5-day week; good salary. Local
HOME EQUIPMENT Co, 48i2
R. !. ave. Hyattsville. Md, WA.
CLERK-TYPIST. prevailing salary
rate; n;o good working conditions, pI'
CLERK.TYpIsT for general ONCE
work; use yietorphones liyye IN ,n2T Or
Rhode Island ave. ne. HO. 2-2200.
CLERK -TYPIST, white; 5-day week
pleasant working conditions. Wood
ridge section Of ne. Call Ho. 2
67S1 from $50 to $3.50. 20
CLERk,TXPisI, CLIsE insurance ama company, ~
hr wk,, good pay. company. bene-
fits; mod. office. Cali AID. 4-3670.
CLERK-TYPIST - Wholesale ap-
pliance firm has opening for ex-
perienced clerk-typist. 80 w.-p;m.
essential. Good starting salary with
exeeert set dsg WeeR Ss RoTf
ing conditions. For interview ap-
pointment. call HU. 3-3422. 80
CLERK -TYPlST, white. age 2l-45,
experienced. for magazine circula-
ton office; 5-day, 37Ea-hr. week;
company benefits: $500 per mo.
Mr.. Denney. DI. 7-3412, Ext. ~.
MIRA ANNEX, 1925 l. st. NV. 80
CLERK -TYPIST. high school grad.
uate, experience desirable but not
necessary; permanent positien; position, 3; I;
SURETY CO.. 521 Southern BLDG,
18th and H SITS. NV. "a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be thor
oughly familiar with IBM execu-
tive typewriter. General once work,
Box 149-R, Star. 80
CLERK -TYPIST under 40. Knowl-
edge of shorthand required. 5-day'
31l2-hr. wk. Pleasant working con-
ditions. Apply SUNLIFE OF CAM
ADA. RIM. 329. 724 14th st. NV.
or call MA. S-4957. go
estate office: 5-day wk.; $50 wk,
to start, . wkS. vacation: perma-
nent position. Box 2"0-R. Star.
CLERK -TYPIsT, white, s.w. real es-
tate office. Call OIL. 2-4452. 80
ICLERK-TYPIST, white, to learn
bookkeeping machine: permanent
position; all employe benefits.
Starting salary $4,000 per year.
Don't make a move without seeing
Mr.. Harmon. SMITHS STORAGE
CO., 1918 You st. NV. II
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SALESMAN

Statesmen. experienced landscape,
must be good layout man: good
salary and commission; ToLsoN's
NURSERY Rockville Pike. OIL. o.
Statesmen, HILL g. SANDERS.
Washington's oldest Ford dealer,
located downtown at 1114 Vermont
ave NV. needs several top s. l. s.
men, and also several men who
desire to become statesmen. We have
highest pay rlan. in WaShingtc1
for experienced men. Salary for
new men in training. See or call
v. E.. Doonan, general manager.
AD. A-i30U 80
Statesmen, experienced selling gro
cerieS to restaurants, hotels. insti-
tutions; good income: unlimited op-
por. Call Ii. 4-l549 aft. II noon.
statesmen. to cover retail drug,
variety and gift stores for we'll
established local housewares. toy
and traffic appliance distributor.
Liberal commissions offered. Call
MR.. HOTSY, LA. $1,000. 80
SALESMEN-Are you tired of night
hours, credit restrictions. delayed
commissions. etc? II YOU are
good salesman. why put up with
it? Come in and see JOHN PETERS.
Room 41O, 72f 9th st. NV, I'd
like to talk with you. rs
SALESMEN-BIBLES
sl00 a week up. Apply a30 F st
NV, Rm. 307, o am. daily, 10
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HELP-MEN

SERVICE STATION SALESMAN, full
time day empl.: disqualification and
uniform furn., paid vacation. Apply
in person, BETHESDA TEXACO
SERVICE STATION. S201 Wis ave.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT LEADER
must have refs. S65 plus, to the
right man. Tune-up knowl. helpful
over 80 pref. Also. lube and wash
man. NAT HAUSER'S ESQ, 543i
Annapolis rd., cheverly, Md. -2e
SHOEMAKER. steady work for re.
liable man. Apply JOE'S SHOE RE-
PAIR. 110S II st. ne. so
SHOE REPAIRMAN. experienced
steady employment. good salary
EN-. 2-3900. ~
SHOE SALESMAN and window trim
mer for family shoes; $100 wk. 1856
Wilson blvd. Arl.. IA. 7-2O04.
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HELP-MEN

TAILOR. retired: part time; $3.50
percentage. RANDALL CLEANERS
OIL. t-53l3. y
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CLERK-TYPIST

N1JI1V1A = = Z ~
An interesting position in ad
yertising for q young woman Will
the ability to type 45 to 80 w,p.m
to handle general once and promo
tional work: starting salary. 5000
centrally located; pleasant workini
conditions: 5-day. 40-hour week
liberal leave system: cafeteria. II
resume, give age, education, expert
ence and marital status. Box 4S6-L
Star d
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CLERK-TYPIST

Must be fast, accurate typist with
ea Of speeay store sd Us HreG sx
perieuce helpful, but not necessary:
Excellent working conditions. Good
salary, opportunity for advancement
Liberal discounts on personal pur-
chases. Apply Mr.. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
,a1Q y CIT NV oS
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CLERK

We have permanent position
available in our general office
Knowledge Of caculatine machine
operation is helpful but not neces-
sary: 5-day week: vacation with pay
free insurance and other employt
benefits. Apply ELITE LAUNDRY
2l19 14th st, NV Il
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Clerk-Typist
ALERT YOUNG LADY

Tc do general ONCE work. tipping
filing, etc: in modern air-condi'
TONED once; experience in operat
ing IO-key elec. adding machine ant
figure work preferred but not re-
ouired; 5-day week, $50 to 5 pm;
S65. For interview, call RE. 1855
Evening star., 1956-03-28

Inspect gears castings, and other precision parts
Experience in use of surface plate verniers gauges
micrometers, as we'll working knowledge of
shop math.
Evening star., 1956-03-28
CASHIER

CLERK-General ONCE, tipping ar
advantage; no experience necessary
Apply In person to Mr. Wolff
Sc. No phone calls. q
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REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-l or .
experienced. full-time statesmen.
This agent does not sell against
his salesmen. j. NORMAN ACER,
REAL ESTATE statesmen needed
by one of ArlingtOn's larger real.
tors. Additional men on full-timt
basis to cover coming projects ano
general brokerage. Ideal commits
sion arrangements. and closing as
sistance, Call JA, 5-620u i
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REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN

One of Marylands largest build
erS of subdivisions with 800 homes
to sell, wants full-time salesman.
Excellent commission and draw Call
Mr.. Dulberger. VII. 6-64S4
GREENWOOD KNoLLS REALTY CO.
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HOSTESS

For exclusive coffee shop. Must be
experienced. See Mrs, Mckenzie,
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MECHANICAL

Inspection of instrument assemblies, precision
gears and gear trains using verniers, indicators,
pla-check and other precision measuring tools
Experience in inspection of servomechanisms or
small mechanical devices.
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ES BY Walt DisneyNEWs or MUSIC
Fuller, OIefsky Give
Rewordinq Program

Albert Fuller. harpsichofd; Paul
OielsEy, eello. Presented by the In
stitute Of Contemporary Arts at the
coTcoran Gallery Sonstas in q. 2,
X 331; 9, K. 33S; g minor, X BAY; @
minor, K. 34S; c, X. 42O; c. K. AL.
Scarlatti.
The violin sonatas of Bach are
frequently heard in recital, and
the solo cello sonatas and suites
are the great piece de resistance
of the cellist. The gambia sonatas,
played last night by cellist Paul
Olefsky on the cello, are for somI
reason almost unknown in the
concert hall. This neglect is diff
cult to understand, for there is
no more rewarding music in the
entire repertoire of Bach's cham
Der music than these three works.
The two artists, each a virtuoso
OF the greatest artistry, are also
completely matched as a duo.
Mr.. Olefsky has played a great
many recitals here, both solo and
in various groups. Albert Fuller,
on the other hand. although a
native Washingtonian, has been
heard here only once before as
a harpsichordist.
He began his serious musical
study on the organ under Paul
Galloway, later working at the
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Area Exhibition
AT Corcorun Set

The Eleventh Annual Area
Exhibition of the Corcoran Gal
lery of Art will be held from
December 2 through next jan
ualy 20. M
The exhibition is open to
artists over Is who live within
a 50-mile radius of the District.
Entries submitted must be orig
inal work done in the last two
years and must not have been
shown at the gallery before.
Artists may submit entries in
the mediums of oil painting,
water color, drawing, sculpture,
ceramics, textiles. hand wrought
silver and stained glass.
Judging of the expected 1000
entries will begin next Tuesday
and is expected to last for about
a day and a half.
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harpsichord with Ralph Kirk.
patrick at Yale. He has spent
considerable time in France do
ing research into the music OF
the early French clavicinistes.
The Bach sonatas were given
a most persuasive and endearing
performance. The artists made
no effort to make the works
colorful by fiambouyant regis
trations and great dynamic
contrast in the string playing
The music was brought alive BY
rhythmic Suppleness almost flaw
less ensemble and the feeling OF
both artists for the speaking in
Election of Bach's melodic line.
Mr.. Fuller added a half dozen
solo Sonatas of Scarlatti to the
program. I thought last night,
as I thought a year ago, that
Kirkpatrick is the only other
harpsichordist before the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-11

preme Court Justices to call on
the President soon after begin
ming their fall term. which be-
gan on October l this year.
Justice Minton, who is retir-
ing October Is to be replaced by
Mr.. Brennan, a former New Jer-
sey State Supreme Court JUS
tice. was included in the group
calling at the White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-11
Club Holds Conferences
For Catholic Couples

st. Matthews Cathedral Club
1914 N street NV, will hold the
first of three Pre-Cana confer
ences for young married couples
at 8 o'clock tonight.
The Rev. John O'Sullivan OF
Catholic University and the Rev
John c. Gillen, curate of st
Johns Catholic Church, Forest
Glen. Md, will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-11

today who understands and can
give life and form to these
tremendous miniatures as sue
cessfully and surely as Albert
Fuller. Mr.. Fuller on occasion
says that his deepest affinity hes
with Couperin, and he does play
Couperin marvelously, but how
could he improve on the Scar
latti of last night?
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President to Receive.
High Court Justices

President Eisenhower receives
the Supreme Court, including
William Joseph Brennan, jr.,
new Associate Justice-designate
at the White House late today.
1t is traditional for the SUI
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Stock Up Now During
Our Lost Big Toy Sole
Before Christmas
1915 for 500

Christmos is just around the corner,
80 insteod Of rushing Ground at the
last minute for little items 10 Place
in the stocking or Lost minute gifts,
come in and stock vp now. Group in
sludes piggy banks, doFt target
genes, toble tennis sets, imported
wooden building blocks, dolly hot
boxes, Plastic nesting blocks, barber
pole push chimes, EelIophone, finger
paints, chinese eheekeSt. binso, been
bog, Winko mesie set, imported roly
poly, Ding Dong paint sticks. Meny,
msny other fUlI-of-fvn toys.
WGL-The Toy Store, s,h Floor
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Pastel Ironing
Board Covers
We're I.~O1 z for 100

Sc Reversible pastel iFonina board
covers Of heavy cotton neierisI. Fits
stondord So" board. -
WGL-Notions, Ist Floor
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Mattresses,
Box Springs and
Sleepers Reduced

! SinsIs-si1S lnnsrsprins Msttross
and Box Spring Set. floor sompIo.
So. Mis-motehed. WoS 5000.
NOW 1880
] EnsIendeF Double-six0 Foam Rub.
Der Sleep Set. nottFess and box
spring. Was 80. Now 80. 50
] Extro-lons. SinsIe-sizs KoyIon Rub.
Der Sleep Set, soiIed and mis- matched.
Wos 1880. Nov So. 50
] BeoutyFesf SinsIs-sixe Sex Sprins,
torn. Was $3.50. Nov AZ. 50
] SfeorRs 3 Foster SinqIs-siss Ser
Spring, torn. Wos 50. So Nov $3.50
J stsorns g Poster DsubIs-siss Box
Spring torn. Less than "a price.
'Fo" -------- 1880
J Simmons prop-bsek SoGa Bed, torn
and soiled. Green. Wos 97.5o.
iNoN 50
J Pullmea Sleeper, soiled and rom.
Wos 1880 Nov --.iS9.So
W6L-The Sleep Shop. 9Th Floor
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RemnGnfS-FridGy Only
Mems furnishings

1000 Mems Dress Shirts, fomous
name shirts including Oxfords,
bFoodcIoths and botiste in many
color styles. Stripes, solid coIors
and white in most sizes. Were
5.s5 TO SOS. Nov,
2.s5, ; for $50
1000 Mems Ties in assorted
group Of eolors and patterns;
silk and royon. Were LOO 10
$50. Now 1880 65e end csc
$50 Mems Psismss, coat style in
fancy broodcIoth, Sonforized.
Were 5.9S. Nov -------2.SS
W6L--The Mems Store,
End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-11

Foshion Buttons
5oe cord
Were 100 and up
Assorted styles and eOlon, perfect
compliments FOR fall clothes
WGl-loees and Ribbons, lst Floor
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Remnanfs-FridGy Only
200 Skeins Sonoto
hubby Cotton
Dress Yarn

- FffSt
IS SpooIs Silk orssndy Ribbon,
odd dye lots, escorted colors.
l50-yord spools. Less than "
price. Nov 90
" Stamped Ginshem Aprons,
red and white check. Less thon
q price. Nov Csc
Model Linen Luncheon Cloth,
conventional design in shodes OF
rose and eroy. 5ox70". Less
thon "a price. Nov 1850
" Corduroy Knitting Boss. Rose
and blue with black stripes. Were
zoo. Nov las
hesdIepoint Pieces. designs fin
ished in srospoint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-11
Closet Accessories,
Discontinued Patterns

5o-S7" Jumbo Dress Were Now
Boss. 10 garment
copocity, VinyI plastic,
Persion print pattern
with quilted top, front;
metal drop frame 59s $50
75-57" ResuIor
Dress Bags to match,
holds 8 garments - 3.69 las
l3l Shoe Bags, II
extra size pockets; re-
inforced ousSeted
pockets ---------- 29s I.s5
~ Model Home IS"
Jumbo Suit Beg, holds
6 to suits ---- 2.ss Its
W6l-Notions, lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-11
Special Purchase
Of Shower Curtains
and Dropes

$50 Shower curtains and mosehins
dropes, mode BY famous manuFoe-
turer. Six potteTns from which TO
choose,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-11
Exciting Sovines on
Festival" Small Rugs
for Needy Bare Spots

- z7x4s" Rugs in grill work design.
Brown. green, rose-dust, turquoise
and toneier white backgrounds. Were
1895. Now 1895
8 Port Of Spain Design Rugs. Brown,
block, gold, orange or oreen-oold
backgrounds Were Al SO Now z7.So.
z Black and White Dice Rugs. Were
24.95. Now 1926
4 oetoson Design Rugs. 4x4'. 6roy
and gold. Were 1926. Now --zl.sS
5 Mosi0e Design Rugs. 4x4'. Groy ond
blue. Were 24.95. Now l6.ss
81 Rayen Cut Pile Rugs in eriss-eross
design. Green. red gold, turquoise,
copper, TsnsieV white. Spruce green,
rose beige, rose dust.
5o-17x4s". Were $50. Now $50
zs-sxs'. Were e.e5. Now 7.s5
ls-4xe'. Were 1895. Now 1905
W6L-FIooreoverines. 9th Floor
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On Sale Friday $50 Washington store except where noted
RemnGntS-Friday Only
Lingerie at
Big Savings

50 NyIOn Sotin Slips with Ioce
trim. White. Size 40. Were SOS.
Now 2.S5
IA Woltz-lensth Gowns OF royon
tricot. Flower prints. Spoohetti
Straps. Sizes 3 ond "a. Were
4.95. Now 3.45
70 No-iron Cotton B0tiste Gowns
with embroidery trim and ruffled
hem. Maize, green. Sizes 81 ond
"a. Were 5.95. Now-----3.s5
81 NyIon Sotin Slips with Ioce
trim. White. Sizes SO and 40.
Were 7.95. Now ----4.s5
WGL-Linoerie. Bird Floor
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InfOnts' Nursery Crib
Vas S2.0s S2'IV

One nursery crib. steel ssobilirins
bar plosiie teefhins rails, sdiustobIs
spring, double-dVop sides. Wax birch
finish. Slightly scored.
WGL--The Nursery Corner, 9Th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-11
cotton hooked rugs

WGL--FIoorcoverinos, 9th Floor
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Special Purchase .
Giant NonporeiIs

On. pound SO
WGL--Confeetionery, Is, Floor
olso Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
ond Alexandra
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Foshion 5th Shop
Misses Dresses
We're 9.99 and more

$50 misses dresses in dark. plaid,
check and bright print cotton; no-iron
Doeron botiste; pastel dotted Swiss;
silk cnd cotton prints; tweed miracle
blends; hubby oeefote and cotton
blends. Choose suits, sun dresses,
jacket dresses and ne-piece styles.
It's HoIf-Sixe Dresses in Bembero
prints, wolfe prints; posteI stripe cot
ton; solid cottons; drip-dry mirocle
blends; cotton prints; nylon Jersey
prints; royon linen looks; hubby roy
ons. One-piece styles, sun dresses
with jackets and suit dresses. Were
9.99 and more. Now -5.oo
WGL-Foshion 5th Shops
inexpensive Dresses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-28

CRAFTSMAN. Typographical. exper.
and 1unitrs. several needed. Miss
Morsan at PERSONNEL, 1911 @ st
NV. INA. S-2115l.
CRAFTSMAN TRAINEE, to work in
Virginia consulting engineers once
Call ia. 5-414l.
DISPATCHER. steady. reliable; IA
miliar with metropolitan area. Per-
manent employe with old established
grim. Reply Box 129-H, Star. Stat
inR. age. address, phone number
and experience.
DISTRICT MANAGER wanted fol
equipment manufacturer sellino
ready-mix concrete and contractor
trade. Finest product in its field
Excellent opportunity Write quail
fications. BACKGROUND and refer
ences. Box 7S-H. Star
DRIVER. also to work store. Apply
ERiNG Co. $500 Ga. ave.
|DRIvERs-Commission basis. with
paid vacation and disqualification;
or rental basis and be YOUR OWE
boss ARLINGTON YELLOW CITY
CAB. 1896 Lee hwy.
DRY CLEANER AND sPOTTER
twhite). exper, for small. estab
Write Box SSS-D, Star. ''
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, to work IN
Virginia consulting engineers ONCE
Ho1l
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AUCTION SALES
THOs. J. OWEN q SON. AuctioneeFs
I'LL z st. NV.

T THcaEp s sse 3 bwE EaIISRe BENG
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
1909 s STREET. NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 1O6O5:
Folio 1877 ct seq, of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia.
scored THEREBY. II. UNDERSIGNED
wEp ISPaa II! The OT FIRST DAY Cn
OF AUGUST. AID. 1856. AT THREE
FORTY O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described land and prem
ises situate in the District Of Co.
lumbia. and desiRnated as and
being Lot l5g in Garman ct 81
as Der Olaf u RECORDED corr I IN the Once
Of the SURVEYOR for the District
Of Columbia in Liber "a at folio
2; subject to building restriction
line Of record.
Terms: Sold subject to prior
tbuilding association deed Of trust
for approximately S9,717.70. fur.
Their particulars Of which will be
announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust to
be paid In cash. a deposit Of
recording etc. at purchasers cost:
sale. Terms TO be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at
the discretion Of the trustees.
ROBERT W. KIDWELL,
THORNTON W. OWEN.
ty2O,24.26,2S,31 Trustees.