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Maid, GHW, Plain Cook. Live
in. Exped. refs. WO. 6-0008.

WOMAN. colored, want. day care
for :, preschool children. : to 8.
Mon Fri. SIP. 3-s853. -e2
COUPLE. white or colored. s40n per
mo. must be experienced. with
rsIS OIL i.4o6g -
live In, care o; . children. must
have local reference. Box ely
FXPER. G.H.w.-Chnd care: i've
ana health card required, FL
sETIIED LADY. white. live in. with
widow; small salary. room and
WANT A WHITE LADY. Young or
Iniddleage. to keep children and
Inv; live In or out. 10. 1855.
ELDERLY LADY. eolored. to live in.
Room and board small salary in
exchange for child care. TU. 2-e3S7
MIDDLE-AGED SETTLED WOMAN.
white. to take over Housekeeping
duties and be companion. IA
LIGHT G.H.w,. small family; live
salary. EN-. e-7520.
EXPER. WOMAN for cooking and
g.hw.; must DIR. car; adults; 5-day
VIZ; city refs S35 RA. 3-a40S
COLORED settled or retired lady Tor
Of employed parents. Nice home.
free room and board Ii. 3-1237. :
COLORED WOMAN. = days week,
cleaning and launderinE: other
hell. employed; local refs. EN- 2.
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HELP-WoAEN
YOUNG LADY

Local once Of national financial
Organization offers an interesting po-
sition VIII pleasant .YrTo9 p1SEIM
JU. $500, --23
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ANTIQUES

Curly maple cannonbal bed
cherry, walnut canopy beds; bedside
tables; mahogany, walnut fruitwood
hest-of-draweTS, marble top wash
stands; marbie-top desk Ma S-7lnAs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
STENOGRAPHER
STENOCRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER

High school graduate be-
tween 10 and 30 years of age.
Local resident preferred. s.
day, 40-hour week. Insur-
ance, disqualification and re-
tirement plans available
Aforementioned office with
snack bar on premises.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC
& POWER co.
eo7 W GLEBE RID. ALEX. VA.
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MARRIED WOMEN
Opportunity for housewives with
previous office experience TO work
from $50 to 1880. ) night q week,
Downtown ONCE of nationally known
insurance company will employ typ
lists for indefinite employment, Air
conditioned modern Office. Apply
4th floor, Wire Bldg. 1000 Vermont
M0nday Aprfi 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
EXECUTIVE
ASSISTANT

Experienced ghost writer Of
articles and speeches on va
rlety. OF subjects. Researcher.
Particular knowledge of inter
national economic field.
Box 23-Z. Star.
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Do not sell your valuable antique
S Sn S MAirE aFnf HEED e'f SNT Re54Fs
SHOP for expert appraisalS.
- G640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
To. 2-2727 RIA. 3-760s
ANTIQUES--EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
Large constantly moving STOCK Out
Georgia ave. ext tRte gu mi.
right on 500 Whitehall R-S406.
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AGENTS

NEW TASTE OF PROFITS PLAN
pays Won I'D to S3605 FIRST day
without house-to-house selling.
Amazing demand for new style
craze in Summer footwear Snow
balls profits from customers who
call YOU. No experience needed.
Simply follow instructions. Write
for Uoneymaking plan and FREE
SAMPLE. No obligation. FLEXI-
CLOGS, Dept. ASP. New Holstein,
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WE STERILIzE!
WE DISINFECT!
WE DEL BUG" ~
Your MATTRESSES. PILLOWS
STUDIOS. by newest approved health
methods. Phone us for an estimate
ACE STERILIZERS
81 -5l3 New Jersey ave. NV
Ii 3-9S63 Ii. 7-9slC
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Air Conditioner

lotion General Electric WITH
compressor and radiators for win.
ter and summer hookup with OF
furnace 800, 900 BTU
Radiators cool and heat Com.
plete unit in nearly new condition
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ANTIQUES
Special (And How'll Notice

opec!al tAfld How y Notice
In case you're wondering where
the yellow went We have il We also
nave the cranberry. the blue. the
purple, the green the yaSeline. the
amberina, the oDaleScent and all
art glass Open TO-DAY afa1 Nj iis9ppe Come
IN and orQwl BELL KINDS DEN
OF ANTIQUITY, 4I2 &. Capitol ST.
tP; S.--We have the toothbrush
holders too)
APEX WASHER. wrinrer type; 500
IN good running cond 3025 18th
st. nv. Apt. ~ DE. 2-757i. a9s
AouARlCM-Show tank. 26 gallons,
stainless steel with light; sacri-
nee q y 30. Call EM. 2-467l
AQuARlUMS, various sizes pump,
fish. stand. RE. 6-9sS9
AQUARIUMS, SUPPLIES
live Dsphnis, fresh tubifex
exotic fish. plants gold FISH, and
water lilies See us for that rev
tank. Custom built in our sh0p.
Tanks built TO special sizes Re-
pairs made TO ali equipment see
our many weekly specials Open
weekdays ~ to Q Sunday ls-S,
Closed Mondays THE PET SHOP,
2iEI BALTIC, ave. Hyattsvil!s. Md.
Phone UN. 4-332H
AzALEAS. Msc-antha BE as
inches; a29lcaMums tcr 81 II
BABY CARRIAGE. Thsyer very
i!eaTsei COS SO Vil. sell Tor y ).
BABY CABBAGE. twin Thsyer ~
5000 CONDITION. - OF best offer.
BABy CARRIAGE. baby tend feed
iHs table good condition reason
BABY CARRIAGE, brand new con-
dltlon, 'Storkline Call LII l.
-7lHi, or LIZ l-J.l5
BABY CARRIAGE, Storkline. Ike
nov with pac So 90 Hedstrom
stroller. IS OIL. 4-83dl
BABY CARRIAGE. high chair bas-
Sslnet and stand sterliser OIL q
BABY CRIB. bathinette; high chair,
BABY CRIB, like new. also play pen,
high chair, bottle sterilizer; cheap.
BABY Fielding AND PLAY TABLE,
new. adjustable. reasonable JE.
3-li41 Sunday or evenings.
BABY FURNITURE - Crib and
bumper and Serta mattress 500:
comb swing and glide ride SO;
playpen, IS high chair. pad and
feed dish. 81 car bed and pad,
- stroller. Folda-Rolla, - Calf
III u-52SG
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airing privileges. Call ME. S-361U
IA " I'd
WAITRESSES-VILLA ROSA RES
( TAURANT is now accepting appli-
cations for mattresses. JU. 7-Tl26
MATTRESSES, Ocean City. Nd
mattresses: enjoy vac while work
ing. good pay. Box 354-Y. Star.
WAITRESS - Katie's Restaurant
Fairhill Lane, Merryfield, Va. See
w Ni-ff 6 aEssf'' colored. sisters 2 o,
capable managins; SIS Wk. HI
wAiTREss. white. good salary.
BuRT'S RESTAURANT, 14l7 N.
Cspitol St, no. ,2-9553. -"
apply ROMA RESTAURANT. $41s
WAITRESS ysI1ls v4 III. s @stut' ' aye:
Apply sHIRL1NGToN DELIC., 40i 3
/. S. 2Sth ST.. Arl, TIE. 6-O096. 30
WAITRESS. experienced, steady night
work, CRYSTAL CITY RESTAU-
W BAIT; cenn; at R nv; nv. %,
s sncsd night shift sood e esrEn Ns
VILLAGE mn. 1865 Rhode Island
ave, ne "a
WAITRESS. white: experienced;
must be neat Hours 4 to II pm,
salary S35 plus good tips. Posi-
lively no calls accepted until Mon.
230l Chillum I'd. w. Hyatts., Md
WAITRESS; part time; lunch or
dinner: experienced in better res
taurant serving table hote din
ners and cocktails. CAFE BUR-
GUNDY. 503l Conn. ave. Chevy
Chase, D. c. "a
WAITRESS. white over 81. full time
split shift or | meal a day plus
full weekend work. Should live in
vicinity Experience not necessary.
MRS. KS TOLL HOUSE, Silver
Snrinz Nd III o.9Sni
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HELP-DoMESTIc

CHILD CARE-COOK - Care OF A.
year.old for employed parents
simple cooking, Inv: other help
employed; live in upstairs room and
bath or stay two nights. expert
enced only. S35 per wk. Local ref
erences required EN-. 3-363G.
COOK OR CHAMBERMAID. white.
perienced person with good refer
ences apply. NO. 1898. ga
COOk-G.H.W.-No laundry: other
help employed; reference; $40. OIL.
2-S52l. -22
COOK, white: small nursing home;
take charge OF kit; salary open.
1850 Whitehall 81. Sc. 10. S-S210.
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COLORED SALESWOMEN
HELP MEN AND WoMEN

Neat appearing. TO take care of oui
icolored trade. Call Monday o TO IL
900 F st. NV. Suite 62s, see
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEE. col
ored; ST. So 200 Real estate sales.
man TO train for executive position
colored, sal. open. Florida ave. NV
DU. 7-04IS.
DU. 7-0479
AGENTS for real estate. will train
but YOU will have to work. Paid on
straight commission. Bond and IL
cense have to he purchased To
start Aee no barrier, but it's rough
without a car. Full or part time.
APRAVE REALTY, II 18th ST. sc,
II. 6-4444 or 10. 1870
BOOKKEEPER, experienced. part.
time. write full particulars tC
OSHINSKY g. COHEN. Century
Bldgs, Washington /, D. c. &c
BOOKKEEPER STENOGRAPHER
part time: exchange services for use
OF sleeping room In better-class
roominR house IN Dupont circle area
Phone JOHNSON. ME. S-24S5.
COJNSELORS. for Jewish Commun-
ity Center day camp. beg. july 2:
arts and crafts. music. kindergar-
ten, athletics; mature adults with
previous experience preferred. Cal
DU. 7-6162 for application.
DEMONSTRATORS, exper.. best deal
best earnings. Phone Ma. 6-3640
DESK CLERK-Apply in person.
1872 @ ST. NV; some experience
After / DIM -25
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WOMEN

WOMGN
For fun or part-time sales work
Wonderful opportunity. For appoint
ment write Box S25-Y. Star. "a
YOUNG LADIES. over 81, to work
as mattresses and counterwork al
Glen Echo Amusement Park See
or call Mr. SPRINGER OIL. 4
@03i 90
YOUNG LADY, white. once worker
exper. helpful: some tipping REQ.
perm. post. able to start at once
Call Mr.. OWENS. LA. 6-6s63.
ga
YOUNG LADY for tipping snd
answering phone. willing 10 learn
once routine b-day week. good
working conditions. should live in
81 ssS cheyy cnnss nrss Sal SAL
THESDA-CHEVY CHASE TRANS
FER q STORAGE. 1910 81. Elmo
ave. Bethesda, --23
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sP Sci b
Secretarial School

l406 q ST NV. ST. J..nse
CoLORED, WHITE, Learn typinE tn
10 weeks, 81 vkly Free English
course With typing ABC Greer
o. msshins fhorthand TLMPLL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
INSTRUCTION COURSES

AMERICAN PIX RECEIPT: tra,uin,
on 4 live" boards, 1919 p 81, n "
BEAUfY 0PERAToRsS' i nave a Srea-
future. Prof, instr. courses for mer
S Mte,I TSmsn; Terms arranged
ACADEMY AGA DENY. 1905 II at. NV. ster'
LADY wants tipping lessons in ex.
change for French or German Cal
EN- 2rs4la after g pm. 90
RECEPTIONIST-P.BX. course TYP
ing free); wks.,- SOB; excellent
positions. est. 40 yrs) A rea
school. compare. BOYD'S 200 12tf
nv. Ma. S-2340.
TYPISTS, S5O-S65 wk,: steno, secy.
S?O-Sl0Q wk.; bkkprs., S65-S1O(
wk:; all kinds excel. positions open
Quick rev. and beg. courses nov
starting, Enroll immed., inquire
Ma. S-2340. BOYD SCHOOL Est
40 yrs.!. cor. 18th and G.
ENGLISH CONVERSATION, writing
speech and personality Du :.
HOME TUTORING Ais. geom.
Lat, Fr. Eng, Sp. Ger. arith
read elem, }. h, 5. h. il c. IN
ABc SHORTHAND in Q weeks. da,
wkly. TEMPLE SCH. Ma s-325s
MODERN TRAINING III beauty cul
ture: all subjects taught; approved
Tor Gil Training day and eveninI
classes WARFLYNN BEAUTY col
LEGE. l210 q 81 nv. OI 7-l761
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
ANTIO:.IIES

AN1lQUES--HELEN HANNA
2522 Wilson Blvd. ia. 2-5Sl4
IT'S FUN TO LOOK"
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HEp-WokAEN
WHITE AND coLoRED

nYsxrxuhauEp AMI SOLONED e.o
PREssERs,, sEAMssfREssEs-oPnS
COME BY EARLY. 9l5 FLA, NV.
SURE EMPTY. AGENCY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

ROOF INSTALLED guaranteed up n
(" wears On workmanship and ma
tefiai Phone for free estimate
SEARS ROEBUCR Il 20
BlaGrn Fburr Rd II i-95ilN
Wisconsin Ave EN ~ IL.
Arlington ia .iHue
silver SpfiuR IL g.thi0
SCREEN Doors A1se EVER
tnrg 1870 Wilson blvd "a &.
it.il, RUCEER iuMBEa co
SHFF TROCK. tapine 1nishlue shc
sRntiuR zee esfiTafss REDWOOD
g.t-uf
SLIPCOVERS. drapefies. custom
made cut IN your home sofa SIS
chair. $40. Cali eyts no 2.6ni
sTOSE. FLAGsIoNg AID CEMENT
specialikinG 10 walls, pstios steps
Salkl, etc free est Call JERRY
LC l-l75e
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siTuAT,oNs-poMEsTIc
BABY sITTER-5oc hr.; "a hrs.
Sooi, inf: care smpl; cpls's hons.

BABY SITTER-50c hr.; "a hrs.
So. mi. care empl. cple's home
Call MISS RANDALL. RE. 7-50s9
CLEANER LAUNDREss, colore,
woman desires morning work
REFS, Call before IL am. RE. :
GIRL, coIorec, wants g.n.w. AM
care for children. Call Sun. ant
Mon, Ii. 4-5175.
GIRL, colored, wants Job to tax
care OF child or general housework
Phone Ii. 7-l672.
GIRL, colored, wants care of chill
S S While parents work. Exper
GIRL, coiored. desires DAYS or full
time g.h.w. Ii. 7-4S32.
GIRL. colored. wants Job as nurse
maid, child care; training, exper.
refs. Ii. 1906.
GIRL. colored. wishes Job, gh.w.
pp Sae. nurse or day work. DI. z
GIRL, colored. desires mothers help
er or child car. LIZ. 3-O237.
GIRL. colored, wants 3 days work
exper, laundress and cleaner. AID
GIRL. wants work, Inv. or chill,
care WA. 5-Sl7S.
GIRL. colored. wants 9 days g.h.w
Exper.. refs. Ii. 4-4671.
GIRL. colored: wants 3 days or day
GIRL, coiored, kitchen helper. bu
girl. matron or nurses aide ii
conyl. home. LA. 6-Os3s.
GIRL, colored. desires days work
honest, dependable: good refer
enceS. Ia. 9-1262.
GIRL, colored. wants child care
ls;ha;w; 5-day week; refs. Hu. 3
GIRL, COLoRED, WANTS G.H.w.
Kitchen JOB. dishwashing; good ref
HOUSEKEEPER, experienced, col
ored. would like part time hous,
work, or ironing, 3 days q week
HotsE kA siSs!l COMPANION, re-
pI nea m as sh SeS SSnId c6 6
panion. No children; please stat,
salary, Write Box 100, Route 8
Hayelock, N. C.
LADY, colored. wants day work, ex.
per-, LU. 4-a1S1.
LADY, colored, desires work as baby
sitter, . days. Good ref. or light
housework. NO. 7-29J9.
LADY. colored, wants WEEDS. ano
Thurs work. refs: exper.: In
d; G, Nd. Va AID. 2-s272. -22
MAID-G.H.W., stay nights: no chill.
dren; part time: best child care 81
home. Ii. 3-7456
WOMAN, colored, middle-as de.
S sireS paTt-time work mornings
WOMAN, colored. wishes day work
will cook afternoons: baby sitting
DU T-H3lS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
STENOGRAPHER

Aviation association offers a per-
manent position TO an alert youns
woman who can take so wpm
shorthand and is good typiSt
Above average employment benefits
ana pleasant working conditions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
NEW CLASSES

Forming new classes in FIRE and
Casualty insurance. professionAl
training In real estate. Open irst
week IN May. Catalog on request
WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE SCHOOL
500 Bond Buildine. 1908 ". Y. Ave
ma. 8-8637
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
COOK-G w

| 6ia days. GOOD wages. live in up
tairs room. bath, TV: ref. OIL. q
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WAITRESS

White. young and neat: good salary
and tips and good hours Expert
enced. Apply at JOHNNY'S. 500 Sth
st. Sc ga
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TYPIST

For secretarial position with Law
firm: Shorthand MOI required. Air
conditioned ONCE and pleasant work.
ing conditions. IS TO IS. ma. s.
1881,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

- talTs room bath TV; ref. Oh 2
aI9o- 10
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER
Desirable, live-in position for ex.
perienced girl to do cooking anC
g.h.w. Will pa ytop salary. Cal
W.. o-3zo9. -
G.H.w. AND COOKING, exper; cit,
refs. REQUIRED. S35 wk. EN-. 2-220S
The WestcheSter Apis, Abb.
6,H.W.. plain cooking live in: Be.
thesda area Thurs afternoon auc
every other Sunday of; ref. nee.
eSsary OF. 1-s365
HOCSEKEEPER - WidoWer need.
white. settled, refined: d. c. driver,
permit: good home for right party
Box 3d1-A. Star ga
HOCSEKEEPER COOK. white. 30 Il
40. Live IN. Complete care Of
children in modern home. Mus
have recent references and health
card. Top salary to rieht person
Box 3s0-Y. Star -"4
MAID, live in; ghw., plain cooking
new rambler. small adult workinl
family: no Sundays 5ls days. So;
to start EN- 2-5l7T.
MAID. live IN; gh.y. . children
5-day week; lovely room anc
shower; exper.. with refs, neces'
sary. $50 week. JU. 9-is47.
MAID, experienced, with references
over. 25. TO live in. excel. workinr
Ggn TIT r-RlAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
TYPISTS
NORTHEAST SECTION

Perm. pos. for high school grads
with Ice. wholesale supply house
Numerous company benefits, 5-day,
40-hr. wk. Call ST. 10000. Ext. 22l
for appointment, 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
TYPIST

Young lady under 20; white;
average speed required. Salary starts
at 81 so per hr. AID. 4-6393. --24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
ADDITIONS

and remodeling by est. builder. Ref
erences furnished. Res. and comm.
pm. weekdays.
BAR-B-Q PITS Of masonry Lincoln
Logs at less than u the cost OF
6 OTGE N masterpiece sqb sad OF 1n F Sss
termsl. oSTl CONSTR. CO, Lo
BRICKLAYING - Alterations, ERE.
places, walls. all types masonry
FAGNANI 10. 2-Iag4.
BRICkWORK Walls, alterations,
repairs. block and brick. IA. >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

Permanent position In sales dept
hours flexible. but applicant must
have 20 hours or more per week
free for business: average 20 hrs
week; $50, with paid vacation year
ly For appointment. call OF. g.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-10

THE CENTENARY of the Shrine of Lourdes, in the French Pyrenees. whose famous Church is shown above, will be celebrated in 1858. American Express has published comprehensive, 32-page booklet de- scribing the famous Shrine. It out lines reports of eyewitnesses to the Apparition of Bernadette in 1858, and also includes a history of the city and photographs of Lourdes today. The booklet is available free at American Express offices or by writing to American Express, 65 Broadway, New York 6. N. Y.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-10
Sedition Charge Made Against
 Three Editors

SAN FRANCISCO, RLThree Americans who continued to pub fish a magazine in Shanghai for three years after the Reds took over China pleaded innocent Fri day to government charges of sedition.
 They are John w. Powell, 36, former editor of the China Monthly Review which folded in 1853, his wife, Sylvia, and associ- ate editor Julian Schuman. The Powells, parents of two young sons, live in San Francisco. Schu- man lives in New York.
 Powell is charged with 13 counts of printing seditious material in his magazine. The government claims his accounts of germ war fare in the Korean War, attrib- uted to Chinese and other sources, were intended to impede the sue cess Of American forces In Korea. Schuman and Mrs. Powell are charged with one count of con spiracy.
 The three entered their pleas in federal district court here Fri day after Judge Louis E. Good man denied their attorneys mo- tion that the charges be dismissed.
 Their attorneys had argued that Powell could not be prose cuted for wartime sedition be- cause the United States never de- clared war during the Korean conflict.
The guardian., 1956-04-28

Its; admission and transpor-
tation, $3.50. For tickets call
GA 1880 or GA 7-5305. COM
mittee members include.
MesSrs. Edgar Davis in charge
of tickets; Charles Dawson,
buses; James w. Dawson, Jr.,
publicity; Joseph F. Lynch,
ads; Booker T. Stanfield,
treasurer; ]. Leonard Wilson
and C. Woodburn-Baar are
the co-chairmen.
Aspiring musical will be Civ
en- by the Mothers Club of
st. Mark center on Sunday,
April 20, at 4 o'clock at st.
Mark Congregational Church.
On the program will appear
some of the finest of young
talent. Donation only soc in
cluding Refreshments to be
served during the social hour
Ruth Chambers, Pres. Alice
Banks Chm.
DR.. r. E. Lowell of Tufts
Dental College was guest
speaker at the regular month
Boston Housewives League
Monday night ~at 558 Mass
ave. A certificate of apprecia-
tion was awarded Mrs. Gratia
Tyrrell, member of the Army
teer nursink service.
The guardian., 1956-04-28
| CITY NEW S |

Among those present at the
Crispus Attucks Club dinner
in fremont Temple last week
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Doyle
chairman of the Whittier for
Governor Campaign, Miss Re-
ba Ferguson and mother, Mrs.
Mary Gordon, Mrs. Hattie
Hall Miss Gertrude Smith
and father, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Yancey, Mrs. Margaret Young
blood, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Jackson Of Maiden and also
Mrs. Rose Tyler, Mrs. Grace
Hunt. of Maiden, Mrs. Helen
Mann, Mrs. Alberta Patrice,
Miss Anna L. Jones, Mrs. Ro-
berta Baker, Mrs. Eleanor T..
Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Lamb, Atty. Harry Elan. Al
fred Brothers, Clarence Elan.
Mrs. Irene Yates, Mrs. Ma
belle B. Scott. president, Rev.
Samuel L Layiscount, Joseph
Nelson, Monroe Mason, Jo-
seph Maddox, Mrs. Ebba Perry,
Atty and Mrs. Joseph Nit
Atty Kessler H. Montgomery.
Petite and charming Mrs.
Eta Champion Curtis is ex-
pected to visit Boston soon.
Mrs. Curtis formerly lived
here, but now resides in New
York. She will be the house
guest of Mrs. Helen Mann of
Holyoke st.
A memorial service for Mrs.
Lille B, Ballard was held at
Ebenezer Baptist Church Sun
day evening, April Is.
She founded at Ebenezer
Boston's first gospel chorus
and also founded the Great
er Boston Gospel Union. The
pastor, the Rev. WIS. Raven
ell, spoke in high praise of
Mrs Ballard and her Chris
tian work.
A beautiful plaque of her
was presented the church by
the Greater Boston Gospel
Union. Selections were sung
by the Ebenezer Gospel Chor-
The guardian., 1956-04-28

US.
Dr.. and Mrs. RIA. Simmons
are leaving this week to at
tend the NE. General
Conference which will be held
in Miami, Fla. DR.. Simmons
is a lay delegate.
Mrs. William Jacksoa. wife
o. N-l~~Y s-----0-i, .ec.nVli
was elected to serve two years
as a member of the board of
directors of the Cleveland
Girl Scouts Council The Jack
sons formerly Feslded in Bos-
ton.
Have you planned your va
cation yet? This summer will
be a good time to visit Canada
or Mexico. Freedom House
Community Coffee Hour in
vites you to a travelogue and
film presented by George T.
Morse of the Canadian Ma
tional Railways on Tuesday
May l, from $3.50 to II am,
at Freedom House, IA Craw-
ford Street, Roxbury. Mrs.
Ann Ward is chairman.
The Freedom House Com
munity Coffee Hour is now
sponsoring a seven-week Red
Cross Nursing Course. All in
terested persons are invited
to enroll. The course is free.
Founders Day Observance
by the Greater Boston House
wives League, Inc Sunday May
20, 5 to 7 pm. at Union Meth
odist Church, Rev E. Mcleod
pastor. Speaker, atty Rowena
E. Taylor. Donations so cts.
Tea served.
me Barn Dance committee
OF the Fathers Club of the
Robert Gould Shaw House are
busy making plans for another
successful affair on May 29th
at Breezy Meadows Camp in
Holliston from midnight til
am. Music will be furnished
by Sir Lawrence Hinkson anc
the Dappers. Admission is
The guardian., 1956-04-28
HOME OWNERS

Home ownership in Ameri-
ca has increased to so percent,
a record for the share-the-
headache movement.
The guardian., 1956-04-28
Homo Troubles

Instead of worrying about
more remote troubles, some
body might start fussing about
the deplorable condition of
American teeth.
The guardian., 1956-04-28

was the only colored candi-
date of either party to make
the grade, also unsponsored
by his own party representing
the State Committee.
President Eisenhower also
was an overwhelming favor
ite in the "write-in" ballot
returns of Tuesdays primary
election. Rep. John w. Nc
Cormick, majority leader of
the House in Congress was
elected by the Democrats by
huge complimentary vote as
Massachusetts, favorite son at
the Chicago, H., Democratic
national convention.
The above sudden political
turnover surprised Democratic
big-wigs, especially the Ken
nedy and Dever faction who
were definitely committed to
Adlai Stevenson's candidacy
for president.
Rep. Mccormack may step
aside when the Democratic
convention conVenes at Chi
ago and become one of the
leaders in his party to NOM
mate dark horse" or Ste
venson. Below, is a readers
reminder.
enycon
Shaving and getting hair
cuts occupy S,40O hours of the
average American males life,
says a U. S. Public Health Ser
vice official.