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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-11

The FomiIy Council consists Of O Judge,
psyehiotrist, O newspaper editor, q
women's poee editor ond two news
poper writer's. These consult with
eIereymen Of all foiths and denomino-
tons All letters ore held in complete
confidence.
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The
FAMILY
COUNCIL
THE PROBLEM

THE PROBLEM
MRS. L. A. J.-Committee
wants to help our boy after
scrape with law
L. A. J.-Theyre a lot of busy
bodies; it was only a boyish
prank.
THE DEALS
Mrs. l.. A. Jour 15-year-old
boy got into some mischief
recently and now my husband is
engaged in a feud with a local
committee that works with the
police to help juveniles.
Our boy, together with four
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room. One Of the
bedrooms is used now as a study
The lower level has q covered,
paved terrace with its own out
door fireplace, carport, entrance
hall and foyer, and a furnace
laundry room, plus three closets.
Stairway Also Outside
The upper floor can be reached
either by an inside stairway
leading up from the entrance
hall. or by an outside stairway
leading UP to the kitchen and
outside terrace at the rear OF
the house.
Used brick were used for the
outside walls Of the lower floor
and retaining walls. Thick hand
split cedar shakes and glass
were used for the outside walls
|of the upper floor. The roof is
|of the built-up type. and is sur
faced with white coral gravel.
The house has white oak floors
Inside walls are Of drywall con-
|struction except that mahogany
was used to panel one wall OF
the foyer, the stairwell, and one
wall Of the dining area.
Dimensions of the house are
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Natural Light Floods
Through Walls, 'Skydome'

Continued From Page B.
level with the rear part of the
lot and opens to it, on grade.
The lower level is somewhat
above the street, and is reached
by a driveway and by steps from
the street. A carport on the
lower level is sheltered within
the house structure.
House Almost Square
The architects said the size
and characteristics of the lot
partly determined the design.
The house is almost square and
has a fiat roof. At present, all
living space is on the upper floor.
Plumbing has been roughed in
for a bathroom on the lower
floor, and a covered terrace now
existing there could easily be
converted in the future for use
as either two bedrooms or as a
lplayroom.
The upper floor has a large
Iliving-dining room with a fire.
place. two bedrooms, two bath
rooms. kitchen, four closets, in
cluding two walk-in closets, and
a paved terrace outside the
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I3s by 36 feet. On the upper level
there is q floor area Of 1858
square feet, and on the lower
level 665 square feet. making
altogether 2.033 square feet Of
inclosed space, not including the
|carport and lower-level terrace
underneath the house.
Hearth Raised for Seating
The living room fireplace has
a raised, 7-foot-wide hearth that
can be used for seating.
The living-dining room can be
partly opened to the outdoor ter
race by a sliding glass door in
the glass wall. Another wall Of
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HOME BUILDING

Continued From Page B-1
vember. on a seasonally adjusted
basis, we're at an annual rate OF
$44.6 billion-the highest since
July.
A new annual record for total
construction is expected for the
year, the agencies said.
Highway construction, public
educational building, sewer and
water work, and public service
enterprises reported a greater
volume Of work put in place than
in any previous November, La
bor'S Bureau of Labor Statistics
and Commences Building Ma
terialS and Construction Division
jointly reported.
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this room is entirely Of glass,
except for the brick chimney.
Ceilings throughout are 10 feet
high.
The stairs have mahogany
treads and open risers.
The architects said their pur-
pose was to design a town house
for a small. steep lot in q wooded
area that would have privacy
from the street and be open to
views Of the woods surrounding
1t.
Since the clear plastic skylight
is directly over the stairway. you
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get the brief impression as you
walk up the stairs that this
space goes straight up through
the roof. This effect. and the
treatment Of entire walls as win
dows, constitute probably the
most dramatic features Of the
house.
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S5O.990; architect, John Walton &
Associates.
Barbara G. Floyd. 6419 Wilson
boulevard, owner: service station at
6949 North Fairfax drive; cost, $4,000
May Properties. Inc, Falls Church
owner: dwelling at 1905 North Peary
street; cost, $36,500; architect, Gene
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Recent building permits is
sued by Arlington County in
clude:
Vincent Iorio. Silver Spring, owner
restaurant at 1880 Lee highway; cost
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Planning Aid Okuyed

The Urban Renewal Admins.
tration has announced approval
Of a $31 900 Federal grant to the
Regional Planning Commission
Of Lebanon County, Pa.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. B-3
3,
Evening star., 1956-12-08

GA HItHSS OOHftOUS0 community
Visit Sumner now-to appreciate the many
advontases this distinguished community
offers 10 the
professional mon
Government official
business executive
officer Of the Armed Forces
-f0mily which desires the best
in community environment
SUMNER offers every advantage to the
fomily seeking fine home among con-
genial neiohbors. Here you will find quail
ity homes Of diversified architecture
beautifully situated in woodland surround
ines. Sumner named by the National
Association of Home Builders for First
Ploce Award for Ioroe ineIe-fomiIy deveI-
opments-is conveniently located just 2lh
minutes from the Spring Valley Shopping
Center, with public and porochio schools,
oil churches and public transportation
nearby. Once you have seen Sumner and
its fine MilIer-bult homes, you will oppre-
ciote why we soy, You'll always be proud
to live in Sumnerw
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New Restaurant

Sketches by star stan Artist zanE Ausrbsch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-08

Mrs. Ruben Napier was com
mentator, Eunice Shelton, pres
dent; Rev. j. Charleston. pastor
Hostesses were Joyce Mason
Jeane ohnson, Janet David,
Barbara Robinson, Claudia Will
lis and Terrieita ohnson.
Flora Morrell Mckenzie,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Mckenzie of sic E. Elizabeth,
and James Arthur Tate, 2l22 St.
Antoine, son of Mrs. Viola Tate,
of Memphis, Tenn, were joined
in Holy Wedlock last week at
Sacred Heart Catholic Church,
located at Eliot and Rivard. at
10 am. with Father Martin Kir-
schbaum officiating.
Flora's gown was of Italian
silk. full length princess style.
with full skirt and long pointed
sleeves. a sweetheart nsckline.
fashioned with a three inch
lace border. She carried a cas-
cade Of Fulfil Nuns. leaving
Virgin Bouquet Of NUNS at
the altar.
She wore a double tiara and
fingertip veil. Her attendants
were Dorothy Mae Brown, ma
tron of honor, who wore a yell
low organda over taffeta gown
a matching headpiece, with vel
appliqued with lowered border
and carried yellow japanese
Chrysanthemums.
Bridesmaids, Jacquelyn HUGH
ems and Alma Young of Brook
lyn, New York, wore blue fit
ted shirred top ballet length
gowns, with very full skirts
decolartized, with bolera jac-
kets, headpieces with wells, ano
matching shoes, carrying bou'
quets of yellow Japanese chry
santhemums, while Estelle Rich
ards and Norma Johnson wore
identical attire except for color
of gowns, being beautifully clac
in peach colors.
Gwendolyn Brooch and Cherry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-08
,RUBY MCKENZIE VILLA
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
MEETING -
The Women's Society of Chris
tiAn Service and Wesleyan Serv-
ice Guilds Of Lexington Con-
terence, met in its executive
body at Scott Methodist Church
Friday, Nov. 30th, to plan It's
School of Mission and annual
meeting to- be held in. July al
Kentucky. Sttae College, Frank
fort, KY, of which there are
seven, states and five, districts
participating:
50 Mrs. J. Ernest Wilkins Of
Washington, D. c.. and Mrs.
w. n. McCsllum CT Detroit
top level from Women's di-
vision. met with the commit
tss.c %.,a. re
The five districts include In
diana, Louisville, Cincinnati, Co.
lutnbus and Detroit. Local con-
ference officers are:. Mrs. James
Wesley, president; Mrs: Ernest
Potter, vicg president, and Mrs.
Mary David. hqua. A delightful
chicken luncheon was served fol-
lowing this session by the Chi
cago Sub District of which Mrs.
Berdie Robinson is, chairman.
~ ~ 80
WINTER wHIRL.' a program
and fashion revue, was given by
the Junior Usher Board OF St
Paul Church Sunday, Dec. End
at a pm. in the lower auditorium
of the church under supervision
of Mrs. r. Vinison and Mrs
Beatrice Shelton.
The program consisted OF vocal
solos by Miss Ledged Muldrow
Mrs. Elaine McCalester, Mr.
John Barker. Featured piano So
los were done by Miss Clarice
Thomas and Miss Doris Johnson
John Shelton Jr., offered q
harmonica solo. The program
was highlighted with Tots Re-
view, Clothes Fashions, Brides
on Parade, Hairstyles, and Hal
Fashions by Bertha Bradley
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Crawford wore peach and blue
colored gowns respectively, and
strewed red rose petals along
the path of the bride. James'
asked William Brown to be best
man.
Ernest Shavers, Thomas Riv-
ers, Clifton Tate, groom's broth
er, and Willie ]. Williams. wear
ing cut--aways. ushered.
The wedding reception fol-
lowed at the Detroit Association
of Women's Clubs, Brush at
Ferry. Gloria McCurdy. Thelma
Evans, Rosetta Davis. jamie
Jones, Aline Rivers, Christine
Tate. Maxine Hobbs and Ethel
Ficklin, who also directed the
wedding ceremony, acted as
hostesses.
All wore beautiful corsages Sc
lected by the bride.
The brides mother wore q
blue teal Peau-De-Soie sheath
dress, with panels on side, a
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Winters at Scottish Rite

Watts Concert Series presents
Lawrence Winters who com s
oil ect from a long and success
full stay in Europe.
This dist ngu!shcd ba i'one
star of the New York City
Opera. the Stockholm and Ham
burg Stale Operas, began as a
struggling youth IN a latnily o,
six children.
He was born in South Caro-
lima. attended hi1h school in
p n Carolina snd was Grad
ua'ed from Howard Un'v:r-
siiy IN l94l.
After many hardships he be-
gan a p. p-essional career in
Came. on Wits opera, Ouaa ID
in New York. AS a singing
wal err he aroused the intercss
OF the late Emo Rapee who en-
gagged n IN for bIoadcasting
Sit kowski gave Linn a chance
to become Told Duncan's altrr-
nate in "Porgy and Bess.". Mr..
Winters h as since recorded
'uorgv and Bess" for Columbia
Records.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-08
Bv MARY BELLE RHODES
RICH REALTOH MARRlES

0Y AxR&hA @@
RICH REALToR MARRIEs
/ Il was an informal wedding
of MIS-. Carolyn Glover and 5.
B. Mcqueen, Saturday evening
at the home of Mrs. Selma Nc
Clasker of LaSalle Blvd.
The bride wore an ice blue
Peau-De-Soie lace with fitted
bodice, having mid--lower arm
sleeves. full skirt, ballerina
length. White orchids were her
flowers with matching accesso-
ries.
Mrs. Sadie Johnson was ma
tron of honor and DR.. Ben Sea-
brook, best man.
Only members of the families
and a few close friends were
present for the ceremony.
Out of town guests were Mr..
Art Bryant of Cleveland and
DIR. Lloyd Taylor Of Indianapolis.
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Waiter Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Rawley. DR.. and Mrs. G.
w. Preston, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brooks, DR.. and Mrs. Townley
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs Virgil
Dudley, DR.. Maurice Wesson. DR..
J. Hill Mattox, DR.. and Mrs.
Townley Lowe, Mrs. Gladys
Johnson, Mrs. Leona Forte, Mrs.
Ruby King, Mrs. Eta Wallace
also others.
Kindred of newly weds: Rob
ert Glover, Mrs. Lorraine Moore
and Chas. T. Glover, children OF
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. James Har-
ris.. parents of bride; Mr.. and
Mrs. John King and Mrs. Mary
Belle Stevens and sons, sisters;
Mrs. William Copeland and chill
dren, daughter Of groom.
Mr.. MCQUEEN Ia q well known
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-08

have them decorate a truly
conversational Christmas
table.
A friendly invitation is
extended to all to join the
Women's Division in this
pre-holiday party.
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF
NEGRO WOMEN
NCNW FOUNDERS DAY
Washington, d. C.-The
Board of Directors of the
National Council of Negro
Women proclaims Deem
Der 5 as Founder Day,
concentrating the begin
ming of the National Coun-
Gil of Negro Women under
the leadership of its Found
er, DR.. Mary Mcleod Beth
une.
AS of that date in 1885,
DR.. Bethune with a group
of women leaders repres-
enting many national or
CARNATIONS, met in New
York City and discussed
the necessity for an organi-
zation of organizations of
Negro women who would
be empowered to express
the hopes, aspirations and
desires of Negro woman
hood and who would identi-
fly themselves with national
and international move
ments on a scale hitherto
unknown.
Included in that group
w, re DR.. Charlotte Hawk
ms Brown, Mrs. Addie w.
Hunton, Mrs. Lillian Alex
ander, Mrs. Charlotte Riley,
Mrs. Irene Maxwell, Mrs.
Mary Church Terrell, Mrs.
Mabel Keaton Staupers,
Mrs. Carita V. Roane, Mrs
Cecilia C.. Saunders, Mrs
C. A. Wynn, Mrs. Daisy
Lampkin, Miss Eva D
Bowles, Mrs Addie w
Dickerson, Miss Florence
X. Norman, DIR. Julia Cole
men Robinson, Mrs. Edna
Holland, Mrs. Julia Hawk
ms. Mrs. Sari Price Patton
| Mrs. Mabel Hopkins, Mrs
Violet l.. Watson, Mrs. Der
MIA l.. Austin, Mrs. Clara
Burrell Bruce, Mrs. Mamie
IL. Anderson Pratt, Mis-
Olyve Jeter, Mrs. Ruth 70
berts, Miss Belle Davis
Mrs. Caroline Thomas, Mrs
Florence Reddick Tyler 8
Mrs. Matte F. Powell.
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The Women's Division
Of the Deroit Round Table
is busily engaged in plan
ming the second annual
FRIENDSHIP THROUGH
FOOD TEA, to be held at
the international Institute,
Monday afternoon Dec. 3,
1880 to $3.50.
This promises to be an
outstanding event as the
members and their friends
view table arrangements
and sample Holiday treats
prepared by their neigh
bors. A colorful Mexican
Table will be displayed by
Mrs. Lucy Zarate and some
Mexican children, wearing
native costumes, will sing.
Mrs. 10 Ong is planning
Chinese table arrangement,
while Mrs. Norman Allen
will arrange a beautiful
Hanukkah table as used in
Jewish homes during the
Feast of the Lights.
Mrs. Albert E. Harris has
been making some of her
famous apple dolls which
depict characters from
Charles Dickens and will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-08
Doings

realtor for years and much
respected. Rev. T. l.. Clay read
the rites and Mrs. Virgil Dud-
ley at the piano.
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Mcqueen was breakfast guest
of Mrs. Estell Wilson at the
home of Mrs. S. McGlasker, and
dinner guest at the Gotham of
Mrs. Marie Lee.
Mrs. Queenie Mae Buchanan
of Los Angeles, California (tor-
mer Detroiter) was delighted to
have Betty Ann Graham visit
her, while vacationing in the
state. The former Detroiters are
always glad to see people they
have known in past years.
Mr.. Charles c. Diggs. Sr.
spent a month at Hot Springs.
and returned home Monday
much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Brown
Sr., of New Orleans, La, spent
10 days with their son, DIR. and
Mrs. Wesley Brown, Jr., and
family. They specifically made
the trip to spend Thanksgiving
with their grandchildren, Wes-
ley, III. and Morris, also to carry
them homo with them for the
Christmas holidays.
II was a delightful weekend
for Mr.. and Mrs. Everette Scott
of Howell, Michigan, who were
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. LaRue
Rollings of Chicago.
II Think When ! Read That
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Mr.. Winters made his > hu
with The New Yo k City Opera
now considered . ms'ns'ay a
the New York City Opera ana
is on leave from that g. CUP.

IN .ya'I Winters made his frs
visit TO Europe and returned IL
following year to fill grea .er
number of engagements. He re-
turns TO the states ROY -~-
- wing as the leading role
in five operas: Sal
Macbeth. The FLYING d. 49,.
and Masked Ball
He has con cri zcd in South
America. Latin Anne. Ic;. ami TIC
West Indies. A"cr
his schedule for this ccuntrv
which includes other recitals and
four months tour with the D.
paur Opera Gala, Mr.. Winters
will return to Hamburg > com
plete his assignr ents w..h the
Hamburg State Opera
On Sunday, December l6 ir
the Scottish Rite Ca hedral o.
the Masonic Temple, Tie Nellie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-08
COMMENTATOR
BY B. Elizabeth Ellington
MRS. CT. niENl ARTHUR MCDOWELL
Concert Artist Management
Guest of
Century of Progress Club

Century Of Progress Club
Ms Mcdowell, who recently returned from touring
Sorh America and South Africa with the cast of poruv
ard Bess guest project the Century of Progress
Club meeting Saturday, December l. at the home of
MS Burke 1894 lronwood. The speaker brought vivid
pclure OF South America and Africa And told of their
friendly reception upon arriving there Pictures of
places OF interest were shown Size also told of the
customs and dress of the people
President of the club Mrs Lenne Miles chaired the
meeting Unfinished business, completed was dinner
TO be served during the holidays The club is also look
ing forward to It's oratorca contest in the spring of
l96l After the meeting the hostess served very
rhtful dinner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-08

DETROIT ROUND TABLE
OF THE MICHIGAN
REGION OF THE
NATIONAL CONFER
ENCE OF CHRISTIANS
AND JEWS, INC.
WOMEN PLAN
ANNUAL. TEA
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81 Think When ! Read That
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.HELP--MEN

TRAINEEs. h.s.g., $3.50. SIT. Sin,
SMPL.. i0f East Broad st., Faiii
Church. Va. JE. 2-7272.
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Man Wanted With Car
MAN WITH CAR

Excellent income. Good references
Phone JU. 5.l35l
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hELPMEN
pART TTME, !

Opportunity: man. white or eoiored.
with car. Earnings paid while train
Ing around $40 wkly. Not canvass
Ing. Apply rs PM, a162 Mt. Pleas
ant ST. NV
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HELPMEN

TRUCK AND TRAILER DRIVERS,
white, for moving and delivery
work Must know Washington and
suburbs: permanent Job for sober
reliable men, Rear zoos Fenton
ST.. Silver Spring. Md.
WASHING MACHINE SHOP ME-
CHANIC, experienced automatic
and Wringer machines; salary
openi Its steady position. ANDY's.
BOYS, 14-18
White. Here's q chance for that
summer Job; days or evenings. APP
ply 4-6 pm. all week. o am. Sat-,
S41b Georgia ave. Room 207. Silver
Spring. Nd.
MAN, white. with 1-ton pickup or
larger truck to transport house
trailers. Must be willing to travel
coast to coast. Steady work. good
paw Must be able to furnish bond
WE. 5-6325, 10 am. to 4 pm.
MAN. white, over 81, married; ex-
cellent opportunity for a good
worker. Apply in person. MR..
REYNOLDS, ans Hampden lane,
bethesda.
MAN, colered, maintenance helper,
building and grounds: permanent
position: many benefits; no drink
ers. 2l2l Mass. ave. NV. Mr..
GOODWIN before 3 pm.
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HELP----MEN

MAN having practical experience in
plumbing system for buildings 70
learn theory and design Of such
systems under professional en-
ca lfe pu aie7a Isi sm to 1eSu1 pa
YOUNG NAN. age ~ to 80 white
permanent fuii-time lob only Must
positively be able TO write fluent.
persuasive letters. This Is an Of
fice job, but selling or collecting
experience will be helpful. also any
experience in scholastic publica-
lions In electronies. technical
plus factors. Il , YOU i have 4 i've i've
lmasination, but your feet are on
the ground and you want to move
along write US what you consider
an ADEQUATE letter about yourself
Address 2. o. Box 3046. WASH
ington DC.
YOUNG MAN. married, 26-35: with
minimum sales experience. pleasant
personality to learn furniture bust
tS ness .ts can s5TH 5 Ho money R 1ISn
TURE. INC, 1854 Wilson blvd,
Arl. Apply in person after 1890
am
YOUNG MAN--We can offer to the
exceptional young man an excel
lent opportunity to associate him
self as q junior sales trainee with
small well established and reput-
able arm leading to partial owner
ship and an excellent income
within 5 years. II you are Is to
% ambitious and want a secure
future. call Mr.. RICHARDS. at
NE. $4,000.
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate:
general clerical and delivery work;
must have d. c. drivers license.
Call Mr.. Splitter for interview. Du-
POINT LAUNDRY. CO. $4,000.
ELDERLY MAN who knows how to-
repair furniture. AID. 4-5927.
DO you LIKE OUTSIDE WORK
and meeting people? Have you had
service sales. station attendant or
retail sales experience? Are you be-
tween 81 and As and married?
Would YOU like to secure and earn
from $4,000 to $1,000 annually?
so men with similar experience
prove that 1t can be done on a
Manhattan route. We pay you while
we train you. Apply in person to
Mr.. Lubbes. before 10 am, Monday
through Friday,
MANHATTAN LAUNDRY
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SALESMAN

For established wholesale grocery
route. with car and experience. One
who Is able to earn $3.50 per week.
Liberal Liberal weekly drawing sesUynt
WHOLESALE GROCERY CO., Falls
Church, Va.
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MAN WITH CAR
To represent large mfg. CO. Earn
ings paid while training around $3.50
mo. Not canvassing Apply 1852 Mt
Pleasant st. NV. 3 to II am.
MEN-we have openings in our
sales organization for men, 25 to
10 years Of age. Good starting SAL
airy plus commission and bonus
arrangements. Good opportunity
for advancement for men who are
ambitious and willing to work
Some experience helpful but not
necessary. Many company bene-
f1ts. Transportation provided Apply
in person, Mr. Garrett, SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO., 300 E.
Montgomery ave-. Rockville.
MEN--Excellent openings for 2 men,
full time: also l part time: married
men preferred; full time can aver
age over S100 per week; full estab-
lished routes. no cold canvasSinR
famous everyday necessities assure
steady high earnings; no sales ex-
pertence necessary but must be
able to furnish character. refer
ences. For details, apply FULLER
BRUSH CO.. oil National Press
Bldg, 14th and r SITS, NV, or
phone DI. 7-4477 or DI. 7-349s.
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ROUTE MAN

We have permanent position in
our sales department for a man
between 26 and 40 years Of age;
excellent opportunity for advance
and insurance and other employe
benefits.
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Hotel work; under 35 years. white.
sTNGToN. 18th and Z sts. NV. Ma
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ELITE LAUNDRY
SALESMAN

For fast-moving liquor store on Wis
ave. Above-average man wanted
above-average salary to start: vers
good chance for advancement This
is the break YOU have been waiting
for. All information confidential
State previous experience and pres
ent salary. Box CAD, Star.
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RETAIL statesmen
CENTRAL LIQUORS


BIB 9th So. N.W.. y. @.
R0OFER, one, experienced. Don't
bother to call II you're not expert
enced. JE. 2-2312.
ROOFERS. all-around exper. Call
alter d pm. RA. 3-O3S5.
ROOFING MECH, for all types Of
jobbing work; must have hand
tools and D. c. drivers permit.
Call VIII R-4H2h or RA H-9O43.
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girdIe or Swim-suit no bulge!
Wear with internal or external nap
kin. Marvellous for after childbirth!
So easy, so comfortable, so sure!
Washes easily, dries instantly! Best
quality nylon, sheer and strong!
Guaranteed for one year!
only $3.50 at all drug stores