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Architects Selected
To Develop The
Wesley Campus
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The firm of Larson and Larson
is a famous father-and-sOn part
nership. The senior member, Jens
f. Larson, studied architecture at
the Boston Architectural Club and
Harvard University. He holds an
MA. degree from Dartmouth Col
lege; the LHD., Washington and
Jefferson College; LID, Upsala
College; and the Legion of Honor
(France). He is author of 'Archi-
tectural Planning of the American
College. He was resident architect
of Dartmouth College in 1919-20;
a member of the firm of Larson
and Wells, 1920-26; and in private
practice from 1925 to 1866, during
part of which period he was adj
yisory architect for the Associa-
ton of American Colleges.
In September, 1855, he went into
partnership with his son, Nils F.
Larson, who studied at Yale Uni
versfty's College of Fine Arts, and
the Cornell University School of
Architecture.
Other colleges and universities
served by the firm have been Allie
gheny College, the American Uni
versity at Cairo, Culver Military
Academy, Dartmouth College, Han
over College, Hood College, the
University of Louisville, Marietta
College, Norwich University. Saint
Francis Xavier University, Saint
Mary's College, Wabash College,
Washington and Jefferson College,
Wells College, and Westminster
College.
DR.. ]. Paul Slaybaugh, president
of Wesley College, hailed the deci-
sion of the trustees to employ Lar
son and Larson as "a tremendous
step toward a brilliant future for
Wesley"
''Mr. Larson is thrilled with the
prospect of building Wesley Col
lege. He says that we can build
here in Dover a campus that is
unique among junior colleges in the
United States, in keeping with the
colonial architecture of Dover. We
are all very enthusiastic.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-16
OCEAN VIEW
Mrs. Ethel B.. Davidson

Congratulations to Mrs. Martha
Eunice Conoway, who observed her
95th birthday on Saturday, August
10th, at her home here. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lulu Lynch, stays with
her mother and cares for her. Mrs.
Conoway received gifts and several
cards from her friends and rela-
tives. She has two grandsOns and
four great grandchildren and three
great, great grandchildren living.
Having been a faithful member of
Mariners Bethel Church for over
20 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnson,
(nee Maud IIickman) of Philadel-
phia are occupying their apartment
here during the summer.
The family of the late Capt. Alon-
20 II. Evans had a family picnic at
Sandy Landing on Friday, August
9Th, at six o'clock. ALI the sons and
daughters were present and good
many grandchildren and great
grandchildren; fifty-six were count
ed in all A large table was spreaG
with many good thin1~ to eat; and
later there were sports enjoy ed;
namely. boating, water ski ng,
horseshoe pitching and bathing.
Everyone enjoyed it fully.
The Lorne w. Evans family en-
joyed their stay at their new cot
tage last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Beck, of Phila-
delphia, are spending their vacation
with the Louis B. Evans family.
Mr.. and Mrs Lon Evans. of Elm
hurst, N. Y, are spending their va
cation with Mrs. Linda Knox, at
Bethany Beach and also visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Evans, Jr., at Beth
any Beach; also their two grand
daughters, Susan and Wendy-Beth.
Capt. and Mrs. William Evans,
Sr., Of Brooklyn, N. Y, are COM
pleting their new home here and
expect to move in about the 9Th
of September. We wish them lots
of luck with their lovely new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans, Jr.,
of Dumont, ~ j., are spending their
vacation in their summer cottage
here with their children, Billy,
III and Allyson.
Mr.. and Mrs. France Evans of
New York, are spending some time
I'm their summer home at Millville.
Their granddaughter. Suzanne is
with them, also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minos j. Parsons
motored to FELTON, on Sunday after
noon, where they visited their great
aunt, Mrs. Beckie Everett. who was
80 years old that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hidden, of
Camden, N. j., and Mrs. Leona
Kurr, visited Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Parsons.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-16
ATTENDANCE TECHNIQUE

LA JOLLA, Calf. -(P)- At the
University of California's Scripps
Institution of Oceanography, bull
letin announced the showing of an
industrial film entitled How to
Handle Women and Explosives" &
All those interested in women
were invited to attend; all those
handling explosives were urged to
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-16
Thirty Years Ago

Mr.. and Mrs. George B.. Col
Inns, of Milford, and son, Nor
man and family, of Marcus
Hook, Pa. have returned TO
their homes after a pleasant
motor trip which covered many
OF the interesting places in the
New England States.
Margaret Nelson. Margaret
Hastings, Louise Wright, AL
bert Condor and Claudel Cam
nor, members of the Trinity
An Club and Miss Ethel Con-
don, one of the chaperones.
spent last week, at Oak Or
chard.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-16
Ten Years Ago

Mis= Shirley Harrington and
Miss Shirley Simpson, both of
Harrington, spent the past
week with friends in Baltimore.
Miss Doris Soakrider and
Miss Florence Pearce left on
Saturday for a two-weeks' trip
to the midwest They flew to
Milwaukee. Wisconsin, where
they viii be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank F. Wolfgram.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-16
BEST SELLER

NEW YORK Up A monthly
published under the auspices of the
Presbyterian Church of the U. S.,
Presbyterian Life, has reached the
100000 circulation mark.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-16

Most of the people who discuss
problems know nothing about
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-06

upholstered furniture is affected
it should be fumigated. There
is an excellent self-polishing
floor wax, containing insecticide,
which is very effective at killing
any insects crawling out from
the baseboards. 1t is quite
widely distributed.
LOosened Tiles
QuestiOn-The walls of our
bathroom have ceramic tile up
a height of 5 feet. One area,
about 20 by 30 inches, has APP
.parently become loose recently.
and a few of the tiles have
fallen out. What material can
II use to replace them and do I
have to remove the old plaster
first?
Answer--There are several ex-.
cellent adhesives available now
adays, made expressly for this
purpose. You can get them
either at dealers in masonry, tile
dealers and some hardware
stores. Usually it isn't neces.
ISary to remove what little of the
cement mortar remains after
the tile has fallen out. If 1t
seems excessive, of course, it
should be scraped out; holding
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the tile in the area before
cementing it back in place will
indicate whether this scrapinl
is essential.
Shingle Stain VS.. Paint
QuestiOn-My house has
shingles on the roof and on the
sides. 1t is a dark brown color
I have been told my idea OF
painting the shingles is no good
Is this true? Is there any rea-
son. why can't paint the shingles
on the sides white?
Answer-Certainly. you can
paint the shingles. but you'll
first have to apply a stain sealer,
to prevent the dark color from
bleeding" through the light
colored paint. Stain sealer is
available at all paint stores. The
paint can be regular house paint.
SOiled Armchair
Questionable arms Of my
husbands favorite leather arm
chair have become quite soiled.
Is it a difficult job for a house,
wife to clean this?
Answer-Not bit difficult.
Wipe with cloths wrung out in
Suds of saddle soap. or CASTLE
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FIRST AID TO HOMES
How to Clean Stains
From Aluminium Pans

with very fine steel wool and a
mild securing powder will also
work we'll.
Carpet Beetles
QuestiOn-Carpet beetles were
found near the baseboards in
our living room Il identified
them by reference book. The
book also said they are destruc-
tive, and / would like to know
how to get rid of them.
Answer-It's always safer to
call in a reliable exterminator
to be sure these pests are thor
oughly cleaned out. "A good
home method is to clean out as
much dirt as possible between
floorboards. under baseboards.
carpets or other fabrics made of
wool. A good spraying with
inSecticide should follow, If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-06

soap. Don't worry If some color
comes on; this is merely worm
out coloring in the leather. Con-
tinue to wipe until the cloth no
longer picks up color. Wipe with
a cloth wrung out in clear water.
You can also obtain many good
leather cleaners. practically
wherever housewares are sold.
Follow manufacturers direc-
lions.
Flush Tank Trouble
QuestiOn-Water seems to run
continually into the bowl, even
after the flush tank fills up. Can
you tell me how to correct this
Answer suspect the trouble
is with the rubber ball which
covers the outlet at the bottom
Of the tank. This is the valve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-06
BY ROGER C. WHITMAN

Question: have some old
aluminium pots and pans which
have become very badly soiled.
They are blacklist on the inside.
I have tried all kinds of scour-
ing powders. but the soiling per-
sists. / would greatly appreciate
any suggestions you can give me.
Answer-Getting rid of the
discoloration ON the inside can
usually be accomplished by fill
ing the pan with water, adding
a teaspoon of cream of tartar
Tor each quart. Boil for ten
minutes or SO, by which time
the discoloration should have
disappeared. A good metal
cleaner, or one of the new metal
cleaning liquids ought to take
care of the outside. Rubbing
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Mr.. Whitman offers readers
leaflets on a variety Of subjects
concerning home repair work. If
you would like to have his leaf1et
VIII GETTING RID OF
HOUSEHOLD PESTS" send
10 cents in coin to Roger C..
Whitman. P. 0. Box SO, Station
G, New York 10, N. Y.
tReleased by
Consolidated News Features. Incl
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which is raised when the flush
ing handle is operated. Either
this ball doesn't seat itself
squarely over the outlet. or 1t
has rotted to the degree where
it no longer makes a water-tight
seal. ! suggest replacement if
the latter is the case. If the
former. Strengthening the rod
which holds it should be all
that's necessary.
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Section NO,U Being Offered Deer IL Sold:

Be sure and see
these lovely
romblers
in This most
convenient
Location
before
you buy.
Homes
ovoilobIe for
occupancy
within 80
days.
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sss6 no guaranteed salary. Plus
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YOUNG NAN, aO-sS. vholssals
plnmbing and heating CO., counter
and warehouse work. 0ppor-
tunity for riSht person. HARRI.
SON BROS. INC. Mr.. smith
oY. 3-2100. Mon
YOUNG NAN to work IN shop;
mechanically inclined. See Mr..
LEWIS. 7206 New Hampshire ave.
YOUNG MAN for man0ger Of {
leading Art Cinema. We will train
you but must have aptitude fol
theater business. mo students OF
servieemen: This Is fuIl-time po-
sition). Write for interview: give
sssss; status status BACKGROUND Boz
HAVE OPENING for exper. or and
D clerk. must be accurate typist.
40-hr. week, air-eond. once. Vac
and sick ". ms. Can Mr.. GATES
II am. TO 8 pm. La. 6-1142
PART TINE LIQUOR store clerk
BRENTWOOD LIQUOR, 1901
Rhode Island ave. ne.
NATIONAL HEALTH AGENCY seek
executive secretary to work with
volunteers on q part-time basis II
conducting program Of education
services to chemically III and fund
raising in Fairfax Co. Prefer col.
lege graduate with knowledge Of
community organization. Related
experience in health education
nursing or public schools helpful
Write resume Of education. training
and experience to Box 62-H. Star
OVERSEAS ASSIGNMENT for
ordnance installation personnel in
following classifications needed i'm
mediately:
Stock control
Storage
Production and planning
Inventory
Ammo. renovation
Vehicle repair and rebuild
Excellent salary and living allow
ance. No dependents allowed. NOT
AN AGENCY. Call ST. 3-3324.
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J. z. BINDEMAN.
THEODORE KLIGMAN,
436 Watt BIdR.
Filed june 19, 1857:

dAhhI June ~, 1901,
~ THE UNITED STATESDIsTRTCT
Court for the District OF Column
6ia;-In Re; JOHN EDWARD
WHITE.-C. A. No. HAM
Order Of Publication.-JOHN ED
WARD WHITE and ELEANOR
MAE WHITE. having fled . COM
plant for q Judgment CLEANSING
their names to JACK EDWARD
WHITE and JANET ELEANOR
WHITE and having applied TO the
Court for an order OF publication
OF the notice required BY Law in
such cases, it is By the Court. this
18th day of June, 1857. Or
DERED, that all persons con-
cerned show cause. II any there
be. on or before the goth day Of
July. 1857, why the prayers of
said complaint should not be
granted. provided that Q copy Of
this order be published once q
week before said day In The Eve
ming Star and the Washington
Law Reporter. (S.) JOSEPH C.
McGARRAGHY. Judge: lsealD A
True Copy. Test: HARRY M
HULL, Clerk. BY JOHN G..
THOMAS Deputy Clerk.
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HELP WOMEN

sEAMsTREss. must be exper o.
commercial sewing machines. Ap.
ply DISTRICT LINEN SERVICE
CO., SO L street sc.
SECRETARY for trade association
eeneral once correspondence
membership records. some eie.
mentary bookkeeping, ability u
work on own essential. Send
resume including salary require.
ments. Box lSl-H. Star.
with knowledEe o
bookkeeping. Must be accurate
typist: excellent wurking condi-
lions In CPA once. Salary open
Telephone NE. S-l243.
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HELP-MEn

RERRIcERATIoN suPPLY HOUSE
s15Is Am. Enelss1 V
Baltimore for man experiencsd In
refrigeration and air conditioning
trade Excellent territory. salary.
commission and expenses. Cal col
lect. Mr.. H. KLEINMAN. KLEIN
NAN BROTHERS. Baltimore. Nd.
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when aHswertn0 adrertissments
addressed to Star boxes do NOT
tnclose original references, pho
to0r0phs or other materials OF
personal raiHe. COPIES serre the
purpose. Originals Nlag get lost.
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HELP woMEH

CANADIAN GOVT. AGENCY m
WASH. requires woman eteno-
graphic anc clerical assistant. Ca
madam or commonwealth citizen
only are eligible. Write swing ago
and experience 70 Post once Box
1927. Cleveland Park Station,
washineton 8, d. c,
WOMEN, white: between aess rs
and so. for eoutsrWork; salad
paking and 10 carry dishes on
the floor: 500 week Job: no sun
daywork. no nightWork. eHOlL'S
COLONIAL CAFETERIA. 10S2
Conn. ave.
EXCELLENT oPPoRTUNrrY
FOR THE RIGHT GIRL
Must be experienced IN making
sandwiches and handing cash:
highest wages paid; day work: no
Sunday or holiday: Al references
required. Apply at 0ASTONS "a
NOUS SANDWICH SHOP, sSI 18th
Sc. NV: No phone calls.
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PART TIME

:. ssryiesmens oovt: smplsys: and
are earning 500 and more per
Wk.: hours to suit We train you
completely: car essential Let's talk
Iit over; 10 am. OR pm. S02
Constitution ave. ne. 18th and
Mass. ave. mel.
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HELP-MEM

ACCOUNTANT, semisenior, for CPA
once; salary open. Apply SINROD
NE. S-4954.
Observation-Disclosures
We Specialize In These Positions
ATLAS A0CY.. 1920 N. Y. Ave, NV,
ACCOUNTANT - Excellent oppor-
tunity Tor the right person. and
you get q beautiful unfurnished
apartment in Alexandria, Va, plus
salary, profit sharing, group in
surance, disqualification, vacation.
etc, and you work in an air-con-
ditiOned once. You must assume
responsibility for q complete set
81 books and must be able to
furnish trial balance and financial
statements. Experience in hotel
or apartment house accounting
and MANAGEMENT helpful Reply in
writing TO J. L. MINNICH, 25 ALL
view dr.. Simpsonville. Md, giving
full resume. stating age and SAL
ary requirements.
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RlCHARD v. WALDRON, Attorney.
rr,,,rv,, 500 seS rs Z street NV: -

ovy street NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Coiumbia,
Holding 9 Probate Court.-Estate
Of LESTER THOMAS STONE.
also known as LESTER r.
STONE, Deceased. 02pA3
Administration Docket 103.-Ap-
plieation having been made here
IN BY DOROTHY MYERS for Let
tiers OF Administration to issue I'M.
70 Richard v. Waldron on said es-
tate. 1t Is ordered this 9th day Of
June. AID. 1857 that JANE 3.
LOCHTE, ineompetent), GupeYin-
tendent Of epringfeid state Hos
pital, Sykesville, Maryland, her
custodian. CLYDE STONE, and
all others concerned. appear IN
said Court on Monday. the 5th
day OF August, AID. 1857. at 10
o'clock AM, to show cause vhy
such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be puS-
lished in the "Washinston Law
star" once In each Of three sue
cesstve weeks before the return
DAY herein mentioned. the first
publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return
day Witness. the HONORABLE
BOLITHA J. LAWS. Chief Judge
Of said Court. this 9th day Of
June. AID. 1857 (Seal.) Attest:
FRANK J. BURKART. Deputy
REGISTER OF Wills for the District
OF Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
court. je2S-iy5,12
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RELP-W0MEM
lcoNTINUeDl

BOOKKEEPER for ladies retail
clothing store: one familier with
MGR machine desirable; must IN.
derstand handling payAbles re.
ceivables and quarterly tax re.
turns. Res. Of Beth. Oh. Oh ares
desirable, please apply in person
to GRETCHEN COLE, NC. 7244
Wis. ave. Bethesda. Md.
BOOKKEEPER. for Remineton.
Rand machine. Permanent posi-.
ton; air-conditioned once; 40,
hour week. Monday through Fri.
day; life insurance and hospitaliz.
alton; good starting salary. Appl,
Mr.. Woodson. ATCHISON s
KELLER, INC, 1916 Tavlor st
n W. IA. 9-S100.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER
ATOR, Burroughs, Moon. Hop.
kins: experienced. temporary Of
permanent work: INQUIRE Mr.
Houser, SECURITY STORAGE
Co. DI. 7-4O40.
CASHIER CHECKER, for self-serv,
ice supermarket; good vorkinI
conditions and pay. Apply in per.
son, BUCKINGHAM SUPERMAR.
KET. 1923 Rhode Island ave. ne
CLERK, experienced in use of cal.
culators. Phone LA. 6-24S4. Ext
35, Mon. $50 am. to 5 pm.
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HELP-MEM
tcONTINuEDl
AUTO

Statesmen
With Cherner's sales Of new
Fords up an amazing sou, we
need two more experienced sales
men TO keep upsour red-hot record
breaking pace. This is the kind Of
a spot q iivewire salesman would
give his eve teeth forl Booming
salesl Aggressive managementl One
Of the biggest dealer advertising
campaigns in the world! II you're
the man we want. we'll start YOU
right. give you a demonstration and
many employe dement's, like free
Decentralization. Don't phone; We
and see our Mr.. Shaw.
cHERNER MOTOR CO.
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M !. !EI NJ T; o'Do,N!05GHyE,

Attorneys, S31 Tower Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Q Probate Court.-Estate
Of JAMES GEORGE SCOTT, De,
ceased.--No. 92999. Administra-
ton Docket DISQUALIFICATION
having been made herein for
probate OF the last will and tesla
ment Of said deceased, and for
Letters Testamentary on said es-
tate. BY MARY v. CALLAHAN, II
Is ordered this 2nd day Of July,
AID. 1857, that James Winfield
Scott. the unknown heirs at law
and next of kin Of the deceased,
IN said Court. on Monday, the
18TH day of August, AID. 1857. at
10 O'Clock AM, to show cause
why such application should not
be granted. Let notice hereof be
published in the Washington
Law Reporter" and "The Evening
star" once in each Of three sue
cessive weeks before the return
Gay herein mentioned, the first
publication to be not less than
day. Witness, the HONORABLE
BOLrTHA J. LAWS, Chief Judge
OF said Court, this End day Of
July. AID, 1887. (Seal) Attest:
FRANK y. BURKART, Deputy
REGISTER Of Wills for the District
o. Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
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MELP-WOMEM

ACCOUNTANT - Excellent oppor-
tunity for the right person.. and
you get . beautiful unfinished
apartment in Alexandria. Va, plus
Q salary, profit sharing. group in
surance. disqualification. vacation.
etc.-and you work in an air
conditioned officel You must as
sumo responsibility for q COM
plete set of books and must be
able to furnish trial balance. and
financial statements. Experience
counting and MANAGEMENT helpful.
Reply in writing to j. L. MIN
MICH, rs Allview dr.. Simpson
vile, Md, giving full resume.
stating age and salary REQUIRE
ments.
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AUTO MECHANIC
AUTOMOTIVE
EXPANSION PROGRAM
Manhattan Auto. Inc.

7, UNLIMITED euTnIuE puWtF,
4, Permanent position with op-
portunity for early advance
ment.
.. Openings In all 4 Manhattan
branches, D G. Bethesda
4. Company dement's. paid vaca.
tions. paid sick leave. life in.
suranee plan, many other
benefits.
We need aggressive. alert younR
men, preferably with experience.
Openings as listed.
90 Imported and American car
mechanics
(2l shop foremen and service
managers.
(bl Auto statesmen.
Contact Mr.. Herson or Mr.. NILS,
10 TO IL noon, 9TH and r SITS. NV
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HELP-WOMEN

NURSE, white; RN or graduate;
full or part time: S-hr. shifts;
gen. duty: steady employment: SAL
airy TO $4,000. Apply 2301 Calvert
ST NV
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CLASSIFIED
SOLICITOR

Career opportunity for .
young man. age 21-30. in
terested in advertising sales
field. Some newspaper ex-
perience preferred. Applicant
should have military oblisa-
ton completed. Regular work
week: periodic increases.
company benefits. Apply per-
sonnet. RIM. oO2. $40 am.
to $3.50 pm. weekdays; Q
am. til noon Saturday. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
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Permanent-Part Time

Approximately S-4 hrs afternoons,
Mon. .through Sat, Interesting hos
pital work. Ideal for school Girl or
housewife; 2 women needed; / live
vicinity ne, Washington, or nearby
Md; the other midtown NV. Sec
ton. Compensation SI.25 an hr.
Write Box 224-H, Star. giying full
particulars and phone number,
HOSPTx Tv SERVICES
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

MODERN TRAINING In beauty eul-
ture: all subjects taught: approved
for OF tTaining gag and 1Tr Sye e.1ln
IEGE, 1910 q st. NV, DI. 7-1762.
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TRUCK DRIVER

Colored. 21-35. for full-time en-
ployment. Applicant must have. ex-
cellent trafic record with substan:
tial experience in d. c.: physical
exam. and road test required. 40
pany benefits. Apply RIM. 500, $50
a m. TO $40 pm. weekdays: q m.
to noon. Saturday. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
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sVrUATI0NS-WoMEM
MISUNDERSTANDING


q. INV. CHILD CARE, experienced.
with references. Call MRS. SMITH,
co 5-b63S. be
TEACHER will care for children
daily; reasonable. AID. 4-3b4S.
DO YOU NEED HELP
Cooks, maids. mothers helper;
live in or out. dayworker. NO.
7-65Ss MOORE'S EMPL. AGENCY.
NEAT COLORED GIRL desires days
work or 5-day wk tn. 2-6940.
COLORED WOMAN, R.h.w, exper.
with children; city refs. Call any
time, La 6-2g70.
COLORED GIRL desires house
cleaning. child care. 5-day week;
Ii. 4-4816.
COLORED GIRL wants child care.
LII. l-45s4
COLORED LADY desires INV. and
child care in the District, b-day
cooking: ref. Ii 7-0366.