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The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
Blodgett Reported Buys Lomen Teller Holding

Bob Biodgett, owner of the Teller Commercial Co, has pur- chased the Lomen Commercial Go. holdings in Teller. The pur- chase is reported to include real estate. several warehouses, and other buildings.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
N o I cE

Orders for reindeer meat. to be delivered by the North Star on or about Sept. 25. will be taken at the Alaska Native Service office, Room l. Federal Bldg. until Fri day. Sept. IA.
 Robert J. Grant
 Area Field Rep.
 Bureau Indian Affairs
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14

FOR SALE-Treadle Singer sew ing machine, forward and re-
 verse stitch, all attachments.
 Excellent condition. $100 cash. Call Esther Mccoy. 109c
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14

WANTED-Good used family-size
 coil bed spring. Clarence Irrigo.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14

FOR SALE-4 each 6.70x15 white
 sidewall tubeless tires, com plete with instructions. $135 takes all four or $35 each. New, two never unpacked. Black 108
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14

LOST-Black shoulder purse. Re
 ward. Call Nugget. 109p
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14

FOR SALE - Used G.E. washing machine. Reasonably priced.
 Call Main IA. III
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Ed Penatak and AL fred Ayac.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
WA N T A ID s

FOR SALE-Slide Trombone $75.
 Call at Nugget.
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PERSONAL Cont

PIPE ORGAN LESSONS. private. fol
serious beginners; also academic
course LEADING to Bachelor anc
Master degrees In spare time. Boz
25-K, star
PRIVATE ROOMS avail, for elderly
people. Excellent food. tray serv-
ice; cOnv, location: nursing care
4 N needed a.Sae Call MRS. scHELL
MOTHER viii give full-time care ;,
child TO o; large fenced I'd
licensed home. UN. 4-43lO.
VACANCY in nurses pvt. home for
elderly person; excel. food; refined
atmos.; close transp. ia. 5-SS2l
DO you HAVE a child who Is a
poor reader? II you are interested
IN learning how you can help i'm.
prove .s y1gr child's reading call
DO NOT SUFFER from uncom.
we guarantee TO make them ut
comfortably. We rebuild. remodel
all types of shoes and boots. NEW
YORK SHOE REPAIRING a. RE-
MODELLING, 1893 18th st. NV, Dl
1;62I3i Entrance not in bsmt.
BUSINESS CARDS, with calendar
back, l956-57,. S2.95 per thousand
stmts.. S3.95; No. 10 envel.. S6.45:
lge. ltrhds., S5.95: 1000 serv. tags,
S5.45; book matches. RA. 6-S203
GHOST WRITING AND EDITING
Books, brochure, articles: profess
sional writer. JU, g-4765.
HYPNOSIS ELF-HYPNOSIS
Instruction for Doctors Dentists
land Students EN- 2-7gS7
FURNITURE-Shaw room samples;
solid cherry French Provincial and
Early American styles: bedroom and
dining room, custom-b living
OWENS FURN ri MART
Sl7 14th st. NV.
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CLERK

TO ASSIST FUEL OIL
DISPATCHER. VACA-
TON WITH PAY. HO.
2-1600.
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BAKER HALL CoNVALESCENI
AND REST HOME-24- hour nurs-
ing service, private home. winR
room. I'VE acres in quiet. restful
countryside, Inspection Invited
Huntermiil I'd, Oakton. Va. Do
5-9502.
YOUNG VA. GENTLEMAN need,
$500 by Nov for part-time serv.
ices IS lecturer. representative
companion or discussion leader
How can I help your Box I'll
star. %
PRIVATE ROOM, in beautiful home
overlooking Rock Greek Park where
several refined ladies tive. Excel,
lent home cooked meals Daily alsC
Sundays The best care VII b
given. This Is . Christian home
where love. understanding and truS
friendship creates 4 real home a.
mosphere. Reasonable rate. Nc
erirklng OF smoking. Cal AD
4-6f43.
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COLLECT0R-Part time. to collect
regular paying monthly accounts.
ply BY letter only. giving name,
address and telephone No. to Peril
odical Publishers Service Bureau,
Inc. 336 EQUITABLE Bldg. Balti-
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health; airy, sunny, nicely-furn
cor. rm.: semi-pvt. bath main Il
. meals daily, plus Sun. breakfast
Lunch optional: $50. Also 2-rm.
suite will soon be avail, main fir.
Suitable married couple; mr.. Col.
I'd. section; Mt. Pleasant car. NO
g-3Q41
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS in triplicate for fur.
nishing all labor, equipment anc
materials and performing all work
for. the project described herein
will be received in the Postmaster 4
once, Arlington, virginia. until
200 PM. (E.D IT,, October IL
1856 and then publicly opened. De-
niture and equipment, and cover
ing certain work surfaces thereof
with linoleum. Copies Of the speei-
flcations NAV be obtained at the
Postmaster's once. Arlington. Vir-
ginia. se17,lS,19.20,21 20. 23
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TWENTY FOUR PAGES.
AUCTION SALES tcont. ,
Mortgages Sale
Waterfront Home

Modern, brick ranch rambler
4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, dininS
room, kitchen, living room, garage
Lot $1,000 acre on Potomac River
Colton's Point, st. Mary's County
Maryland. Sale on September 70
Leonardtown Maryland. VIM. ALECR
LOKER, Attorney, Leonardtown, Md
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DESIGN
ENGINEERS

Guided Missile Launching Systems
Openings in long-range projects on the weapons
of the future with
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Star Classified Brings You Cash Customers in Hurry at Minimum Cast

When answering OdperfIsements
addressed 10 Star bOreS do Nor
enclose OrtVinai references photo.
graphs OF Other materials OF per.
sonui uQiue Copies serpe the pnf
pose OTt0tndls map oct IoH
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AUCTION SALES

PUBLIC AUCTION SALE - 400
rooms. complete FURNISHINGS, Of
DAY, Sept. N. 1856, 1880 AM.
LEE ZALIS and NORRIS FRIED,
Auctioneers, 2l01 10th st. NV.
PUBLIC SALE OF personal property
Of Mrs. j. W. Green, including
antiques, paintings, glass. china.
lamps, household furnishings, rugs.
tools, etc. on premises, 1906 TIL
den lane. Luxmanor, Nd, Satdr-
ALBERT s. TABLER, Jr.. Auc-
ANTIQUES and modern furniture.
glass, china, frames, etc. Thurs
DAY, 7S80 pm. SUBURBAN AUc-
TON. Rockville, Nd
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. that by
reason Of default in the payment
OF certain monies due under a
conditional sale contract executed
on or about June Is. 1854. the
UNDERSIGNED will sell for cash at
public auction through Charles. R.
Armstrong, representative Of GMAC
and Emerson. g. Orme Used Car lots.
Rhode Island ave, ne, Wesnington.
Der. 1858. vt 10 m. the following
1854 Cadillac 4-dr. sedan, serial No.
5460-465-43, same motor number.
together with all added and sub
stituted parts and equipment. "a
satisfy q balance of S1,031 .O4, plus
interest to date o. sale, togetn 1s
CURED in the repossession Of this
property. We reserve the right "a
bid upon this property. Signed
GMAC, BY Z. o. BRYANT
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WINSTON G. GOTT, JR.


LEE BUILDING, ANNAPOLIS. MD,
FEE fE sisiPLE WATERPROOF PROP
ERTY ON wHITEMARSH CREEK,
ALSO KNOWN AS ROAD HARBOR.
NEAR CHESAPEAKE BAY. ANN
ARUNDEL COUNTY. NEAR MAYO,
MD. SALE UNDER MORTGAGE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. COURT
HOUSE DOOR. ANNAPOLIS. ND;
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER q. 1856
= Approximately s.7e acres. i'm
proved BY l2 cottages. larEe ?
story administration building large
dining hall. chapel. bathhouse. etc,
used for summer camp purposes
with various chAttels therein, Terms
Cash. Deposit $1,000 AZ time Of
sale. balance cash upon Anal rati-
feation Of Court, For full terms and
description. see Maryland Cis4etts
Glen Burnie. Nd, September ID.
20. 81, Oct. {. WILLIAM c. ROC
Frs. Attorney Named IN AoTtgage.
ne Rcgers Building. li3 z, BAlti-
rore 81. Baifinore. Nd. GEORGE
". acIBLE Auctionesr.
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HELP-MEN
ADVERTISING
COPYWRITER

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Tor energetic person. Send short
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ADVERTISING
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ADVERTISING TRAINEE

Your Chance to learn ell phases OF
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Classified Ad Rates.
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cloims for errors must be made in ilnns
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AUTO SALESMAN

Opening for man with successful
sales exper. not necessarily auto.
mobilesl. in small hard-hitting sale!
force Of top statesmen. Generous ar.
rangement on transp. and Other
and a bright future assured mar
with real sales ability and capacity
for work. See Mr.. BLEDSOE.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
Lincoln Mercury
1921 2lst st. NV. DI. 7-0I1C
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CAFETERIA ASSISTANT
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
4O-HouR WEEK

Excellent opportunity to learn all
phases OF large scale commercial
food work. Early daytime hours IN
eaieterias in Government buildings,
some. restaurant experience pre-.
ferred. Age 81 TO 4O
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ASST. BooKKEEPER-cAsH1ER

For wholesaler distributor. vic
10th and Rhode Island ave. ne
Modern conditioned ONCE; 5 days
must have knowledge Of bookkeeping
S65 week to start. Reply in owI
handwriting, Box 221-L. Star.
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INDUSTRIAL personnel Consultant
NO FEE
Observation-Disclosures

For locations. please see our ad
in this paper under Engrs.--Scien-
lists; 10 $50 900 in this section.
Mgr BE E.E tFla.l, cxper. radar
optics telementry Sl5.OUu
Dist. Msr Fla. B.S.M.E., H.V.A.C.
contri COZ $1,000 plus Cal
Mgr., let engine facilities SlSUOU
Mgr, Jet engine systems Si6.OUU
PhD. Advanced Mechanics - SlG,UOU
Aero Thermo Design MGR. So. O0u
Vibration Engrs., airbcrne sal. open
Mech. DESIGNERS, H.V.A.C. $4,000
Guided Missiles, res. engTs. sal. open
Nuclear Controls EngrS. SO. 900
Employer pays part Of placement
fee on following positions Appli-
cants must be under 40 years old
Auditor. deg. nee. S6,O0u plus
IBM Supv., eel deg S1n. O00 plus
Operating Ensr. NE or CE. SO. 500
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by anyone
other than myself. JOHN r. HUNT
LEY. 3005 Cheverly ave, CheVerly.
Md.
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts CONTRACTED BY anyone
other than myself. EVEREI c.
SCOTT, Jr.. $3.50 Tunlaw I'd. NV,
Wash. z, D. c. "a
THE ALTURAS HOTEL, 1909 18th
st. NV, will dispose of luggage
belonging TO the following guests
unless claimed within 80 days"
VIM. Blount, Bart Casey, Harry
Reynolds Alben Blagg. Louis Nahra
Worth Stencil. John Ross, Matt
Windsor, Thomas Mcdonald, Garry
Matthews, James NJ. Selzar, c. C.
Compton, Robert Haynes. Mr. and
Mrs. H. NJ Dooley, Guilford Smith
L. A. Williams, Leon Gilliland. Betty
Hoy. James Maroon, Dorothy B.
Lockridge, James Dutton, JACK
Wood. Mrs. B. Larkin, Mr.. and Mrs
John W. Lightner, Mr.. and Mrs
J. E. Stanton, Mr.. and Mrs. sutton
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ENTERTAINERS

Wanted for nisht clubs, banauets.
parties, conventions and club dates
SEND name, phone number and full
particulars. Box 164-K, Star.
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SALESMAN


Man OF good character and neat
appearance for mems wear store
clothing and furnishings experience
necessary. Call 10. 7slS57 for ap'
pointment.
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HELP--MEN Cont
ACCT. tTAx NAM ab-4O OPEN
C-O-L-U-M

COLUMBIA EMP. SERV.
134 @ St, Suite ga. NE. S-3H29
OPEN MONDAY TIL 500 Pm.
ACCT. under IS. overseas $4,000
ANN PALMER HAYNES
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HELP-MEN
AUTO statesmen
NEW CARS

We are look. uE for experienced
$40, COO to $4,000 a year class
Wed prefer men who have
record OF really producinR-bu
we're not shutting the door OF
initiative and ambition, for sales
men who want to get into tn
automobile industry We are ont
of the largest and fastest sellini
need more men to handle the nov
of traffic With our set-up DO!
plan and the type OF deals we'rI
making you'll make more thar
ever before. Our monthly bonu
and yearly bonus plan really pay
of. Demonstration furnished SCI
PHIL VINIcUR. Sales Manager.
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Accts., corp exper. deg. $1,000
lJr or Sr. Engrs., B.S.M.E. OF
BS.ChE, trainees or expcr. pc
troleum rrods. development. proc.
esS design salary opsn
Operating Engr., MI or C.E. $4,000
Economist. Pho. So. SOC
Eco. -Math.-Stat. MA. 81 .0OC
Personnel Benefits SupY. Si.T00
Marine Engr.. ship constr. and repair
exper, for adm. Office work. col
lege degree SO DOC
Personnel Trainees, col deg, under
80, eventual overseas S5.40C
Marine EnRr. or Lie. Ofcr., college
deg. petrol cargo eXper. $500
b SEE. Purchasing Trainee, even
tual overseas.
ANN PALMER HAYNES, SUITE ora
DUP, CIR. BLDG. 1916 CONN. AVE
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AELP-MEN

Asst. SERVICE STA. MGR. some
ONCE work S7O-SlOO wk
Clerk-typist to S275 10
Clerk-stenos. TO S3la
AILEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Service
iA04 N. Y. Ave. NV, RE. 7-72SC
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White. immediate opening, must be
fully experienced, Apply Personnel
Once. Rm. 319, 1424 K st. NV,
cAFRITz CO.
BEAUTICIAN
Guilbo- salon has an opening at
opportunity for right person. Call
for appointment. DU. 7-0674 after
0.3U pm.
BODY. AND FENDER MAN. expert
1 encedi guar. minimum wages; mus
nave references. WA. 7-77S6.
B0OKKEEPER, Once Asst. full
time, permanent, l-nan ONCE. Full
charge Of books, answer telephone
etc service and contracting bust
ness, Silver Spring area. salary
commensurate with ability and ex-
cerience. Box 33-M. Star.
BOOKKEEPER, age 1890. well.
known CO. offers career opport. fol
sincere young man to learn all
idly. Start S75. No reg. fee. MAN
AGEMENT CONSULTANTS, INC,
Suite 1901, l435 @ NV.
BOOKKEEPER, full charge, expert.
enced; to $500. HAGGERTY EMPL.
SERV,s 91S Ellsworth dr., s. s. JU.
service for use Of Sleeping room
IN better-clasS rooming house in
Dupont circle area. Phone JOHN
SON. NE. S-24S5. evenings.
B0OKKEEPER. business organize
tton desires experienced book
keeper or accountant with admin
istrative and executive ability.
take charge business ONCE, super
wise payroll accounting. statistical
records. Send resume TO Box 2l6-L,
Star. Give salary required.
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BANK TELLER

for busy 5-day, 40-houi
need apply. paid on commission
basis Apply personnel office. AN.
DREWS ABB EXCHANGE, RE. 3.
5000, Ext. S2l65.
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AWNING HELPERS

Experienced taking down awning
preferred. Steady work, good pa.
and working conditions. Apply il
person, 2304 Rhode Island ave. ne.
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GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC

CABINETMAKER, experienced in
restoring antique furniture: some
nnishing; permanent job. Call MA.
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HELP--MEN
9aA4n 5I X, 0r Dry MOE; $3.50
FAIRFAX FALLS cHTTpcry

POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.
oil King ST.. Alex, XII X 9-So5S VO
lO4 E. Broad, Falls Oh. JE.. 2-7272
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BARBER

White. immediate opening, must be
fully experienced. Apply Personnel
ONCE. RIM. 319, 1424 K st. NV,
CAFRITl co.
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HELP-MEN

AUTO SALESMAN
Ii you have the desire to
male a permanent injection
with IN aggressive md reli-
able firm selling FORD cars
nd trucKs. W. have an ou.-
Standing proposition for you
that provides security Of sal
cry and substantial incen-
tives.
There is no doubt 1857
will De a FORD year. So get
on the bandwagOn with the
dealer that gives the BIG
DEAL Apply In person 10
sales manager. Alan Sanders,
HILL & SANDERS, INC,
lila Vermont ave, NV.
AUTO Statesmen, new car: traininl
program now in progress Opror'
tunity TO earn up TO 81 900 PEI
month, TRANSPORTATION furnished 4
qualified men. Call Mr.. RUSSELL
COPE. FORD SALES, TRIANGLE. Va
rTn 1EEnE
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ACCTS. For CPAS

y
1920 n. Y. Ave. NV. Rm. 500
ACCOUNTANT. JR. 70 $500
EMPLOYE RELATIONS. exper.
grievances. recreation, other fringe
benefits. basic know. labor
relations. no fee TO $4,000
SITE PLANNING. cE. exper
no fee TO $500
EDITORIAL. under IS M. or
~ exper radio-TV. MAGAZINE
production 20 $4,000
EDITORIAL. exper production
details MAGAZINE, pref. sxper
teaching held 70 $4,000
scIENTIFIC-TEcHNICAL
A large listing local and out-of-tovn.
Gail for further details.
Washington Member NATIONAL
PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES. located
N over 100 principal cities odering
NATIONWIDE service.
WALTER H. KESSLER
! Personnel Services. SIC wash. BIDS.
l5th and n. 7. Ave. NV. ST. 3-9442
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-25
B'nui Birth
Holds Meeting

Approximately so women
from the Washington area are
attending the 10th annual
convention of the B'nai Birth
Women's District in Rich
mond through Tuesday.
Chairman of the women's
convention is Mrs. Julius
Kirson of Washington. The
local chapters represented
are Abram Simon. Argo, BUSH
ness and Professional, indie
pendence. Medina, Montgomery
County, Prince Georges County
and Arlington, Va.
Mrs. Michael Shapiro Of
Washington, president of Dis
trict 5, is presiding. The group
represents approximately $500
women in IS chapters, in the
States Of Maryland, Virginia.
North and South Carolina.
Georgia, Florida as well as the
District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-25

selected Washington for part
time study on their individual
projects. They are: Miss Anne
Firor Scott of Haverford, Pa,
doctoral candidate at Radcliffe
College and recipient of a
$4,000 AAUW National Fellow
ship; DR.. Dora B. Weiner of
White Plains, N. Y, instructor
in modern European history
at Barnard College and recip-
lent of a $2,250 AAUW Ma
tional Fellowship, and Miss
Helen p. G. Liebel of New
York City. doctoral candidate
at Northwestern University and
recipient Of a New York State
$4,000 Fellowship.
Thirty-Six of this years re-
cipients are under IS years of
age, and the remainder are
between 38 and 81 years old.
Eighteen are married, and 10
of these have children.
The AAUW awards are
financed by contributions from
the 1889 local branches as
well as income from the AAUW
Fellowship Endowment Fund,
which now totals $1,372,645.
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Convention PrevieWs
New Sewing Gadqets

q speed and uniformity inn
possible to achieve by hand.
THE good ole days" are not
to be compared with the pres
ent easy techniques being fed
constantly to a sewing public
which is growing every day in
America.
Women sewers never had 1t
so good. And the happy
thought is, things are getting
better all the time.
Women who used to brag
they couldn't sew a stitch now
point with pride to the dress
coat or suit II made myself, :"
they tell you.
It's all a part of the big nome
sewing boom America has been
experiencing these past few
years.
Nobody can trace the be-
ginning of the boom, and it's
hard to predict the end. Some
say it's a natural reaction to
the machine-made article.
Others say pride of crafts
manship and appreciation for
the handmade article accounts
for some of the great interest
in sewing women are showing.
Teen-agerS have influenced
their mothers, continues other
conversation on the home
sewing circuit.
A sewing machine at home
is becoming a necessary piece
of furniture. Some kitchen
tables open UP to full sewing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-25
AAUW Hits New
|Hiqh in Awards

Continued From Page b.
today by the AAUW Fellow
ship Awards Committee have
been made to Al women from
the United States and to eight
international fellows from the
Philippines. Union of South
Africa, Brazil. Norway, Ar
gentina, England. Thailand
and Israel.
The $1,000 Latin American
Fellowship. financed by the
Washington D. c. Branch, was
awarded to DR.. Anita G.
Franco, assistant in the De-
partment of Medicine, Uni
versity of Bahia Medical
School, Brazil.
She will do laboratory work
in the field of clinical endoc-
rinology at the University Of
Michigan Medical School at
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Three fellowship recipients
from the United States have
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8 THE EVENING 1 STAR Washington FASHION NOTEBOOK
By ELEM

This week during the Home
Economies Association Con-
vention there will be a lot Of
news being made for home
sewers.
The latest in sew it your
self" fashions and home Access
series will be seen by the group
in special exhibits and shows.
In the case of many "gad-
GETS" action previews will be
held at the Armory for the
home economists attending
from all over the United
States.
Such an item is the new
Greist automatic overcaster
which makes it possible for
the first time to stitch a ravel
with your sewing machine.
The new sewing aid will
work as well on sheer ravelly
fabrics as it does on bulky
woolens and slipcover mate
rails.
Homemakers will be able to
buy it during the latter part of
the summer at department and
sewing machine stores, and
similar outlets across the Ma
ton. It'll be priced at around
SIS and comes packaged in a
durable plastic case.
It's a time-saver the home
seamstress has wanted for
a long time. The overcaster
stitches fray-proof edges with
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machines. Built-in cabinets
store equipment and q full
sewing unit. The furniture de-
ception is still more evident in
the pieces that are part-tirne
file cabinets as well as sewing
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machine storage units.
More than just wishing they
could sew, women are fiocking
to sewing schools to learn how
to sew correctly.
They are led there via differ
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ent routes. One woman wants
more clothes in her wardrobe
and finds that making them
eases the budget considerably.
Another may be discouraged
with the fashions in her price
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" learned this
is no secret
but q fact Of Iife!"

Says Mrs. Catherine Russo whc
now uses ZoNITE for feminine
hyciene!
sAFEI So often women wonder
about douching for feminine n.y.
giene. Eventually. they discover
las did Mrs. Russo. how impor-
tant the PROPER method Of douch-
ing with a fountain syringe is,
using an effective yet safe solu-
tion-like zoMTE.
EFFHcTIvII No other type liquid
antiseptic. germicide for the
douche Of all those tested 10 50
POWERFULLY effective yet so safe to
body tissues as zoNITE.
HIALIHFULI zoNITE completely
deodorizes. promptly washes
away germs and odor-causing
waste substances. A nurse once
advised Mrs. Russo that II any
abnormal condition exists, she
should see her doctor, who would
probably recommend that she
continue to use zoNITE.
DAINTY You. too. can have the
"peace Of mind" that zoNiTE
gives you after monthly periods
and other times. Use zoNITE as
directed, as often as needed. with.
out risk Of injury. Costs pennies
per douche.
Co.: ZoNITE
zee Hsu''h''plsI 90 ssfS YET
Ss:sGs.ess 20 sFfseiivsl