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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21

.OO pslll, anu Q. Il phi,
with stroke demonstrations,
stunts, and water ballet.
Square dance at 8:15 pm.
with demonstrations by
dancers from the Monday
night weekly class.
\
wv c A
Observance of National
YWCA Week, April % to
28, will join Detroit YWCA
with association activities in
1900 communities through
out the country, keyed to
the theme "See the World
in a New Light, Miss An
Meta B. Eldridge, execu-
tive director, announced
this week.
High-light of the week
in Eastern Michigan will be
a neighborhood conference
in Pontiac, on Wednesday,
April 25, where a delega-
ton of about fifty volun-
teer and taft members
from the Detroit area will
join an estimated $50 rep
resentatives from YWCA's
in Ann Arbor, Bay City,
Dearborn, Flint. Owosso,
Pontiac, Saginaw and To-
ledo.
Mrs. Maude w. Pine,
president of Detroit metro
politan YWCA, will be gen.
eral chairman of the day
long conference. Mrs. John
K. Ormond, of Birming-
ham, chairman of the Mich
igan committee on public
affairs, will be the lunch
con speaker, on Social
responsibilities of the
YWCA."
Mrs. George A. Schemm,
16845 Maumee Rd., Crosse
Pointe, a member of the
w orl d YWCA Service
Council, and Miss Helen
Beavers, of Plymouth, for
mer executive secretary OF
Detroit YWCA. will adj
dress the morning sympos-
ium on "Our Responsibility
for Inclusiveness" and 1.-THE
Importance of Public Az
fairs"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21
BY MARY BELL RHODES

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to you
Senator Cora Brown and may
you attain the heights in the
career Of which you are pur-
suing.
DR. and Mrs. Grover Nelson
of Pittsburgh. Pa. are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Thelma
Hancock for short spring va
cation. Mrs. Hancock has re-
Gently returned from a two
vacation in Los Angeles.
carrie MAY Lewis of Mem
phis, Michigan, Will be valedIc-
torian of her class in June. This
is a first from this high school
and we are happy for her.
The Mems Fellowship pre-
senied DR.. John p. Eagan
Tuesday night at Grace Epis-
eopal Church in a lecture on
The Necessity of Orthodontie
Treatment" There are a few
race dentists who have special
lied in this phase OF den
tisirY.
The fifth annual Legislative
Seminar sponsored by the
Michigan Council of Churches
was held at Lansing. Mich.
Monday with Gov. C. Mennen
Williams as guest speaker.
DR.. and Mrs. J. J. Mcneil. Mrs.
Ernest Cabule and Mrs. B.
Whiieside attended the meet
ing.
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Proof u s'oOrmVu LANoN through layers
Of skin replace oils
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

ana life ~ the deep-ses Massa-
chusetis fishermen IN he shown
~ Beta Phi, District Junior AIumnae
Club TUESDAY. pm mectlnR
with Mary Marearet Mueller. az.
RittenhOuSe ROAD NV
ZetA Tau Alma. Northern Virginia
Alumnae Chapter-Tuesday. S.Ii
pm. meeting with Mrs. T. H.
Clocker, 1907 Marine drive. Marian
Forest, Alexandria. Mr. Checker 10
sive travel talk illustrated with
slides
Briarcliff Junior COLLEGE. District Area
Alumnae Club Wednesday. :. pm
meeting. with Mrs Samuel w. Du-
Bots, 69l9-A Strathmore street.
Chevy Chase.
Beta Sigma Phi Interna tionaL Vir-
Einia xi Sigma Chapter-Thurs-
day, $50 pm, regular meeting,
Eillwood Community Center, Falls
Church. Saturday. q am. rummage
sale. Baptist Church. Shreve street
near Hillwood square, Falls Church.
Junior METROPOLITAN Heart Guild-To-
day. ! pm, donor cocktail party,
siIS RON % M 1927 Massachusetts,
Bnai Israel h0od-Tomorrow
noon, monthly meeting, Eig Au-
ditorium, Sixteenth and Crittenden
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Civic and Study Clubs

row, 8 pm, French Conversation,
Tomorrow, 4 pm, tea. Tomorrow.
pm, meeting; speaker. Mrs.
2: <. Armstrong, East Versus
meeting f HES 4:l55 'P p M. oe esea
ning book review group; Miss Ethel
odesard 70 review The Secret of
he Hittites by c; W; Ceram.
TI 1H ans $40 40, Pr Pm portrait paint
flowers fsu sFoup spe slm M lqn R @iTn
ington Kellogg, Color Harmony in
Flower Arrangements" "Wednesday,
noon social day luncheon. ,Wednes;;
In series OF finance committee pro-
Decker. Wednesday. pm, Spanish
conversation. Thursday. II am.
Ns Adam SSSS to 5ey review Mss
2 Sieve BY kamala Markandaya.
zeal dressings. Thursday, 6:3O. pm,
dinner; speaker pr George McPh.
eSue p Earope HG snd rrf fss HOiQ
Lands" with Illustrations Friday,
7:4b pm. bridge Saturday, 1870
pm. club luncheon; foreign grad
uate students to be guests and tell
q their countries and their future
American Association of University
row. l pm: French conversation
son, $500 Old Dominion drive.
Tomorrow. S pm. Spanish CONVEX
sation sroup. with Mrs. Alfred w,
street, tuesday, s pm. monthly
general meeting, Barnes & Klmel
auditorium. N. Highland street and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

Chemists have discovered that lubricants which oness pa
the skin diminish with
all 2 ho ingredients
skin
skin far youthful look.
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Skin Dryness Gone

Not only will your skin
look lovelier than ever but
every trace of skin dryness
will be gone. You'll be over
ioyed with the clean, fresh
look and feel of your skin.
You'll love its soft, silky tex
ture, its glowing color. And
you'll see, too, how Lanolin
Plus Liquid rewards by help
ing to smooth wrinkles and
crows feet which have
formed because of dryness.
Get exclusive formula
Lanolin Plus Liquid today,
wherever cosmetics are sold.
Only 81 plus tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

With Ms Msloolm c Hankius.
Vienna "a
Hol, Gross Foreign Mission society,"
IoWoTrov > m annual spsinE
card nHfts RJIgIndy Room. Shefa-
ION PARK Hotel
District Ieague Of Women NoIeTs-
tomorrow SIS pfn CONGRESS
Height Unit with Ms. Murray
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Wemen's Club Tomorrow. $50
P,mr resliaT meetins Barker Hal.
dick 'ForeiRn Relations" ana DR.
Dora Papara- Nicholson. Preventive
Medicine for Crippled Children.
ZOnta Club Of Washington - WedneS-
day, l::3n pm. luncheon, YWCA.
speaker. Mrs Barbara Aller, biolosi-
cal editor and information special
list. Department OF Interior Fish and
Wildlife Service, Journey to the
Holy Land "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

ssid 47I3 FIRST stree, Sc Tues
dav, 10 am GeorsetoWn unit.
VT. Nj p Barnard 1870 Dent
place NV wednesdav 10 am
Chefy Chase unit Chevy Chase
Community building Wednesday
10 am Mt Pleasant unit. MI
Pleasant Branch library. Wednes.
DAY pm lower Connecticut unit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

streets wv; nominating commit
tee 20 present late Of officers 10 he
Erected. spCsAr!, III jutls Seal
brother Of Rabbi Henry Sessi Can
Minority Live Securely. dessert
iuncucon 70 he served
hemens National Democratic Club
Tomorrow - 30 nm luncheon,
speaker. Representative Coya Kuut-
sen Of Minnesota What the Farmer
= Thinking THURSDAY, 3u nm
black tie dinner honoring the State
OF North Carolina; speaker, Senator
samuel !. Erwin, lr. OF North Caro-
Greater Washington United Jewish
Appeal, WOmen'S DivisiOn-Tomor-
row, = 30 pm, dessert meeting
with Mrs, Paul Eanet. 1893 Whit
tier place NV.
National Secretaries Association, Can.
ital ChaDter-Tomorrow, & pm.
social hour and dinner. Interna.
tional Room, Occidental Restaurant,
speaker. Mr.. r. H. Meissner. execu-
tive director Of the National Insti-
tute 'or Reading Improvement, The
Value of Reading Training"
Pro BOnata Club-Tomorrow $50
m, buffet supper and meeting
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AIumnae Clubs

Delta Gamma. District AIumnae Chap
ter--Tomorrow 1890 pm box
lunch. Columbia Lighthouse for the
Blind
National Park COLLEGE Alumnae, Dis
trtet Chapter Tomorrow, 1890
p M, with Mrs. Murray s Simpson,
SSH Hilburne wav. Kenwood Nd
University Of Pennsylvania, District Al
umnae Club-Tomorrow 1.45 pm.
generAl election OF oflcers. recfea-
ton room. Luther Place Memorial
CHURCH. Thomas circle NV; two
traveloeue Aims on the Northwest
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Works While You Sleep

The results you get ouer-
might when you use golden
Lanolin Plus Liquid are
astounding. Tonight, for ex-
ample, smooth on a few drops
of this lanolin-specialized liq-
uid.Then, in the morning, run
your hand over your face.
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CLUB CALENDAR
\. Fairfax drive; speaker. Mr.. John

\. Fairfax drive; speaker. Mr. John
AAUw. District Branch-Tomorrow. 8
pm, legislative program and inter-
day, ! am, poetry Eroup Wednes-
day, Lao pm, creative writer's
group Wednesday. education and
social studies groups. Saturday.
AAUW, COllese Park Branch--Tomor-
row, ; pm. open meeting, Child
hood Education Building. MARYLAND
G GnlpeTsitty yor, speaker 1eSS Prof Harold
Of Advanced. International Studies,
The Pace OF Change in Africa
AAUW, Bethesda Chevy Chase Branch
N Mrs. KsSns, Ky M.n pm cSfiee with
drive. Bethesda; Mrs. r, l. jenkins
TO lead discussion on adolescent be-
hayior Shall We Conform" Thurs
Saf MRS pm b sdHsa'i 1n.r sOmmitee
Dalton road, CHEVY Chase: speaker,
Montgomery County's program for
p6ed u shld HTdnn T Ttp "a. ps sSO
P Shaffner. l0006 Cedar lane Ken
sineton.
WoodridEe Book CIub-Tuesday. 1890
pm. anniyerssrys luncheon, Broad
nue. W: honor guest, Mrs Arthur
9 Davis. president OF the District
Federation of Women's Clubs;
speaker. Mrs Lesley Frost Ballan-
tine. Adventure by Poetry: Mrs.
Roy Swenson TO sing with Mrs. Flora
Bennett accompanying.
Business and Professional Clubs
Aviva Business and Professional Ha-
dasSah-Today, S:45 pm, fashion
show and dance. Pail Mall Room,
Raleigh Hotel
District Business and Professional
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down under the skin where
they do the most good - sof-
tens dry, moisture-starved
skin, makes it lovelier no
matter how parched and dry
looking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

Do you know that your
skin is robbed of its natural
oils every day? Soap does it
=. water, sun and wind do it.
And when that moisture isn't
replaced, your skin is on its
way to tiny dry lines, crows
feet and wrinkles.
Replaces Natural Oils
That's why it is so neces-
sary to give your skin regular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

care with this exclusive form
ula that replaces natural oils.
Lanolin Plus Liquid is made
with the heart of lanolin =
whole, pure, absorbable lano-
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choice for complexion care
because it's so close to Ma
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sterols. Liquefied for easy use,
its penetrating action gets
natural moisturizing oils
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

Cleveland Park Branch Library.
v ennescav pm Hl!lCres' unit.
Naylo- Gardens Commun.i, House.
Necresoay, : y NJ upper Sinfrru'h
'eet unit. with Mr. y Becker.
1oi3 orchid street NV ThurSday
~ am. Southeast DAY unit. with
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GIVEN III E
with every cash purchase! Now extra
value given in every Drug Fair de-
portment :. given at DRUG FAIR
FOUNTAINS, TOO!

Starting today . Drug Fair, nationally known for
giving the best in value now gives the best in
stamps! With Drug Fair joining the more than 200
diversified merchants who give S H Green Stamps .
its now eosier than ever for you to these stamps
By shopping at Drug Fair you'll fill your Green
Stamp saver book foster and you'll be getting value
on top Of savings. Prices, as you know lower in
every Drug Fair department. Prices will stay lower
and you'll get Green Stamps strictly value bonus
;. as discount for cash purchases. If you're sowing
Green Stamps now you should be tickIed pink that
Drug Fair is the only drug chain in the offering
this plan. If you're not ;. there's no time like now
to get started!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
GREEN STAMP CATALOGUE

is crommed with more than 400 items
nofionoIly famous housewares, silver
plate, dinnerwore. linens, iewelry, gifts,
comeros, luggage, toys, sporting goods
and much, much more. Note how many
Of these things ore yours Just for or
2 books filled with Green Stamps. Best
Of all =. this is no "pie-in-the poke
pIon You shop" in person with your
stamps at either Of the Two Green Stomp
Redemption Centers - 824o Georgia
Ave., Silver Spring - or 10 South Wayne
Street in The Washington lee Shopping
Center, opposite Fort Myer, Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
It Tokes less to get more

when you sove 8 H Green Stamps. Sl2o in
stamps fills your book tyou get ] stamp for
every dime you spendl Other stamp plans require
$3.50. ActvoIy, it tokes 20%o less TO fill Green
Stomp Saver Book
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14

FURS FOR RENTi

CHAIN sAW-Mcculloch sales. serv-
S iss; w Eensal sIS Day IS dah1AoyELY
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

GILL TO sBARg Ice. apt. With 2
1tler Rirlt conV. franfD efoD .
~. ~ no HI 3.s5Gg
CoNCEN1AL Man ri 10 AZ 1ff6
another man ~ telsph0ns. pr
1edfm reaf Cell pm ~ q 10
pm DE 9-hpSF
CIRL TO SHAFT sin 2 rirjs q
gedFm e1fnsistslT fgfn spt e6e
each references fzchsnaec hffsg
IN faN Al 2-5iN
CLEFELAND Pm. biz 70 Conn ave.
hftp0n BE Folnf a0faaF as
1l-fl, share With other isfg,
qftlrhpk J.gW ar osfn ~ rae,
lsfzs hgne rerg fssf no FsIad1.
OH n SHAFT sst rj,k anatasr
airl IT, rfrt Fffg FesHcnaris ~.
lctefcr ~ 3g0Hg ~ NJ -
go az ~ BETTY CONFETTI
LADY 10 SHAH sssgimsn, wtsh
an0fnsf isfy eli mcssYn lmur 70 :
4entf For further lnfsfraf On
phone ~ fN2N ~
Ogf CONN Avn $50 ysgnf a.sa
share emit cg~sp apt vita q mer.
~. I'm z essrms DE z.7s1s.
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NO LOWER PRICES
ANYWHERE

2457-0t 18TH ST. NV.
Opposite Ambassador Theaterl
Open Ewes, Mon. Thurs and Fri
BATHTUBs, toilets. basins; new
nsea Diseount prices. XIV SUI.
BAIHTUBs. new and used basins
toilets. a. lowest prices, BLOCK 8
l74d lee hvy., "a. $500,
BED-Simmons Hide-a- bed; praeti-
cally new, reaa. priced. Lu. 2-s473
after q pm. vk. DAYS. AL day Sat
BEDS. twin, complete, SIS e.. sep
sames. springs matt. upi Ice
night case, So. Di. 1924.
BEDROOM. LIVING ROOM. DINING
ROOM Ss UsN ", y a.. na nS,Ss,ll
WHOLESALE FURNITURE MART
NlT f1fF 20 nv 1ra aCor
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LADIES, PART TIME
YOUNG LADIES

Is 10 20. free TO travel. Texas. Calf
and return. with chaperoned group;
must he neat appearing Above aver.
age earnings. No eXper. needed
Trs7sp iurn. See Mr.. BRADY
Hotel Cairo. daily, q am to 8 pm
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MIscELLANEoUs-EoR SALE

FuRN. UNCLAIMED-studio couch,
$50. bookcase, So: winged chair,
Si9: dresser SO; sofa and chair
$50: coil springs. So: occ. chair,
So; bed, SIS; sofa bed. S35; desk
$40: coffee table. SIS: rollaway
bed, SIG: china closet, $40: Holly
wood bed. $40: kitchen set, SIS:
bedrm. set. SIS: wardrobe, $40:
din. rnI. set, $50: rocker. S..
innerspring mattress, $40. We
r r,stgDhoister sofa snd chair; $50
terlal, Refinishine cabinet work,
repairing. redesigning. draperies
Easy terms. HOFFMAN, UPHOL.
STERLRS, 2441 18th st. NV. CO.
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ALUMINIUM STORM WINDOWS
$3.50. installed; doors. $50 so
Installed, fiat prices on small home
repairs. Spruce 3-7115
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14

ADDITIONS. alterations. attics for
that extra room YOU need. Call on
| skilled craftsmen under one re.
sponnsioility Quality remodeiing
with background Of 20 years
sess. sEeo 'i sAEs JS tfr% r.
ALUMINIUM STORM WINDOWS.
$3.50. installed; doors. $50 so.
installed; fiat prices on small home
repairs. Spruce 3-7115.
BLOCK AND BRICK WORK, brick
pointing up. Free estimates. Call
any time, 10. 3-6406.
BRICKLAYING = Alterations. FIRE.
places, walls. all types masonry A
FAGNANI. 10. 2.l994. ia 2-52S2
CARPET INSTALLATION and re-
pairing. new and old work. Free
estimates Elk. 3-S330.
CARPENTER - Porcnes. partitions.
shelving. cabinets. General repairs;
reliable j, ROWELL. tx. 3-0627.
CARPENTER--General iobbing; store
fronts, home improvements. EDDIE
HOWELL. RIA 6-9144.
CARPENTER. exper. and reliable
lge. or small Jobs. Very reasonable
MR.. FISHER, IA. 4-0i96 or AID.
CARPENTRY, porches, fences, recrea-
ton rooms, attics. partitions and
small repairs by white mechanic
Cal NO. 1853. 16'
CARPENTRY. papering, painting ali
work guaranteed. ia. S-lS42.
CaRPENTRY--Mi Minor home repairs.
rec, rms, pcrches, garages. etc.
Call 10. 1870 after pm.
CLEANING AND REPAIRING water
i guttering and roof patching. MR..
CLYDE HENRY 904 Mass. ave n e
II. 5-l0S7 alter 8 pm.
DRIVEWAY walk, porches. patios,
hsmt all kinds OF cement work
LU. 4-SS29 OF Ii. 6-77S3. 16'
ELECTRICAL REWIRING. instaila-
tons or heavy up service Licensed
70 serve you with qualified techni-
clans. SECO SALES. JU. 5000.
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs.
new and old cash or terms CO
5-a59S. UN. 4-1566.
FLOORS SANDED finished; new &c
So II OLD fio1rs &C UP; painting,
FLOORS LAID, sANDED. FINISHED
FLOOR IcS sua Service E5ss ef HA e- RAfNs
FLOOR LAYING, sanding
and finishing. SIP. 3-4048.
FoRMICA COUNTER AND SINK
IOPS manufactured and installed
to your specification SECO serves
you best. SECO SALES, JU s.
30I0.
GENERAL REPAIRsi additions. at.
tics, basement finished; painting
! JE. 2-9l90. ia. S-0672.
CUTTERS cleaned and washed down.
White mechanic. Phone after S
pm. DI 7-972S
JALOUSlES by SECO. II your plans
tor remodellng can or do include
the use of the modern window that
serves you best call SECO. JU
5000, to insure quality work.
manship and materials. Free esti-
mates. Terms to years. SECO
SALES. JU. 5000.
PAINTING, interiors and exteriors
rs years local references. low rates:
free estimates ia. 7-6lS0.
PAINTING and decorating, high-elass
work by skilled white mechanic
Name your own brand of material
Take advantage of seasons low
prices before holidays. NO. 7-1S53
PAINTING, interpreting, paperinp
interior. exterior FILA loans avail
Estimates. JU. 9-411l after 2 pm
PAINTING - Exterior, LIST class
work; materials; do own work; 9
bros, white refs. ia. 2-173l.
PAINTING, inter. and exter.: roofing,
gutter spout WORK. Free estimates
Ii. 1850.
PAPERING. Sl1 rm. up this week
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CARPENTER. exper. and reliable
Ice. OF small Jobs. Very reasonable
MR.. FISHER, IA. 4-0i96 or AID.
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POULTRY. RABBITS. EGGS
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.W

RABBITS WANTED, a. top prices
Call TO. a-59e3 or write s507 Both
d.. College Park, Nd
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ABC SHORTHAND In 9 weeks. DAY
iSl2 WHY or ~ wks ewes $50
wkly.i TEMPLE SCH. Ma. s-462g
RICH SCHOOL AT HoME--standaFc
text furnished. Low monthly pay.
ments. Write for American School
booklet, Box SO, Hladensburg, Nd
o. phone UN 4-ieg0.
VOCATIONAL and educational prob.
lens; assistance Ia study Tor test
and examinations PA. f-7eT3
NorIRE NOW. IA. $500 Beg
ana qgict rev. course 10 TYPfNd.
SHORTHAND Crvfi erpvfCr
PIX. PEcEP Az ages placed poti.
tons nov open, $50 % einu wk 10
EAli hrlt, BOYDS gor lgth and
q NV Welcome
CPA COACHING
= mos preparation 10 al
phases % The CpA Grams
csEins November ~ for me
NAY, 1887. exam TOW
TUITION. SMALL. CLASSES,
ExrERT INSTRUCTION. la
dHire tcdaf
WASHINGTON SCHOOL or
CpA COACHING
AS ' D. NV. ~ T-s2a7
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YOUNG WOMAN for nevsreel Once
FLORIDA WORK during winter
HOUSEWIVES

Earn extra Christmas shopping money
during spare hours selling beautiful
CORT COSMETIC GIFTS in your
neighborhood Hours to suit you
Can average 80 30 per hour. Phone
DI. 1-5253 q-i
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BLOCK AND BRICK WORK, brick
pointing up. Free estimates. Cal
any time, 10. 3-6406.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

PAINTING. interior and exterior;
hourly or free estimates; references:
white mechanic. Call SMITH, Ii
6-t297.
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IkPENTkY--Minor home repairs.
&c. rms, pcrches, garages. etc,
all In 4-6~10 after II n M
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cHAfs SAWS. punps. Eensfatsrt
foois Z taUip Co. 10 s-s6i d
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS and SERVICES

MAN driving east coast Florida VI
Daytona Beach shortly. Room II
one man. EN-. 3-95l9.
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ADDITIONS. alterations. attics fol
that extra room YOU need. Cali on
skilled craftsmen under one re-
sponsibility Quality remodeiine
with a background Of 20 years
experience. Free estimates. terms
70 years. SEco SALES, JU g.
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MlscEL. SALE Cont. !

BOOTS, russell. lace. Pershing ofiis
GERS military. size Sac: new.
Cost $1lO. sell $50. WO. 6-225S.
Cash Registers Nationally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14

lie to S5.99. late models Si25
lie to $500, with tape and printed
total $50
lie to 50 90. electric throws ticket.
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4-total itemizer. adding machine
type used on month. S525
CASH REGISTER SALES a. SERVICE
3O19 14th ST NV
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.ArdmburuHOIds
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina,
Dec. 8 (R.-President Pedro
Aramburu's provisional govern
ment has confined 10 generals
and 2 colonies as result of the
recent army crisis, informed
sources said today. They were
reported held at the cavalry
headquarters barracks in Paler-
mo, a Guelos Aires suburb.
This was the first authoritative
disclosure since the Army blow
up two weeks ago of exactly how
many officers were under arrest
and where they were confined.
The informants said the generals
include Mai. Gen. Francisco
Zerda. who was fired as the
Army commander-in-chief when
the crisis reached its peak.
Since the overthrow of Juan D.
Peron in September, 1855, there
had been a struggle for power
in the army between a clique
led by veteran generals and a
bloc of younger officers. T1e
latest crisis erupted when Zerda
led a delegation of generals to
suggest that Gen. Arturo Osso-
rio Arana, backed by the younger
officers, resign as President Ar
amburu'S war minister.
OSsorio Arana refused to quit
and ordered the generals who
openly opposed him arrested
President Aramburu backed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
Czech Reds AssoiI
.YuqosIuv President

BERLIN, Dec. 8 (P).-Czecho-
slovakia's ruling Com unis
Party today assailed Yugoslav
President Tito. accusing him of
damaging the international Com
muniSt movement.
The official East German news
agency Adm reported the accusa-
ton was made in a resolution
adopted by the Czech party's
central committee.
The resolution dealt with
Tito's speech last month at Pula
in which he attacked Stain
lists" inside and outside the So
Wet Union.
The resolution denounce d
Tito'S action as interference, 4"
and charged that the speech was
detrimental to the international
Communist movement"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09

prevent a run on the Ddnk Dy
the worlds holders of pound
sterling?
Confidence in British currency
has suddenly been shaken by the
Unexpectedly harsh economic
consequences of the British
French adventure in Egypt and
the closure Of the Suez Canal.
Harold Macmillan. British
Chancellor of the Exchequer,
launched the campaign to pre-
serve his nations reputation rs
a solid banker for the sterling
block last week. He called at
tention to Britain'S stable dollar