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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07
Bethesda Church
To Beqin Services

The newly organized NORTH
Bethesda Conversations
Church will begin regular
morning services at II O'Clock
tomorrow in the North Be-
thesda Junior High School
johnson avenue and Ewing
drive. Wyngate, under the
leadership Of its pastor, the
Rev. Grover c. Rieger. Church
school classes will start ct the
same time.
Mr.. Rieger, formerly pastor
LOT the North Amherst Mass
Congregational Church, and
Mrs. Rieger. who are living in
the recently completed parson-
age at 6528 Lone Oak drive
North Bethesda, will be hon
ored at q 3-to-5-p.m. reception
tomorrow at the home Of 1t
Col. and Mrs. Karl Zornie. $50
bradley boulevard.
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Religious Education
Director on Job

Miss Christine SHELTON. for
mer teaching fellow in the
Hartford School Of Religious
Education. has begun work as
director Of religious education
at the Westmoreland Congre-
cation Church. Westmore-
land circle.
Miss SHELTON was for seven
years conference director of
Christian Education for the
Washington State Conference
Of Congregational Christian
Churches. She served in the
same post in Hawaii, and was
a minister's assistant in Miami
Beach. Fla. and an extension
worker under the Congregation
al Board Of Home Missions in
Georgia and Florida before
serving in Hartford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07
Announce


The 22nd Annual Conven-
ton Of the National Council
Of Negro Women will be held
here November 6 through
November 10.
Business sessions viii be
held at the willard Hotel as
will luncheons and the clos
ing banquet on November 9.
The International Night
Program on November Z,
will be at the Pan American
Union.
The theme Of the conven-
ton is American Youth
Our Hope for the Future"
To emphasize this theme,
q Youth Conference will be
held concuIrently with the
regular sessions Of the con-
vention.
Senior high school girls
from all parts Of the United
States have been invited to
participate with delegates
from Junior Councils Of the
National Council Of Negro
Women.
The keynote address for
the convention and the con-
ference win be given by Miss
Dorothy Gordon. moderator
Of the New York Times
Youth Forum.
Julius A. Thomas. Director
Of Industrial Relations. Ma
tional Urban League will
bring the message in the key
note address during the
Youth Conference session on
New Job Opportunities"
A Youth Luncheon will be
held November 8 when Jackie
Robinson Of Brooklyn Dodg-
ers fame, will be speaker.
At the International Night
Program at the Pan American
Union United Nations Repre-
sentative Emilio Arenales
Catalan from Guatemala win
be guest speaker.
At the International
Luncheon on November, 8
Mrs. Alice K. Leopold. Assist
ant to the Secretary of La
Dor for Women's Affairs, wiz
speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07
Swanson Gets
Custer
~ the Associated Press

Victor s. Swanson Is being
dropped as q vice president Of
the Operating Engineers Union
on orders from the unions ex-
ecutive board which considered
corruption charges against him.
The boards decision was an
nounced yesterday by union
President william Z. Malcney.
The action came after three
days Of hearings on charges
against Swanson, . San Fran
ciscan in his early 7Os.
In addition to ordering
Swanson's permanent removal
as the unions sixth vice presi-
dent. the board directed his
custer as business manager Of
the Operating Engineers Local
3 in San Francisco. The board
also ruled that for five years
Swanson may not hold any
other ONCE In the union.
A statement by the board said
the charges against Swanson
involved union real estate
transactions In Stockton, Calf.
The charges we're filed by three
union members. including
Thomas Moore. q union ofiicial.
Local 3 was ordered by the
board to take steps necessary
to recover such funds and prop
erty Of the local as the local
union may be legally en-
titled to-"
Swanson. who was here for
the hearings, recently was fined
and sentenced to two years.
probation after being convicted
on charges of sending threaten
ing letters through the mail
and then lying to the FBI about
them.
The union-whose members
operate construction machinery
said 1t acted against Swan
son without any prompting
from the AFL-CIO or any con-
gressional group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

A welcoming reception al
ready has been held at the
National War College. but the
. Commandant and Mrs. E.
Tyler Woodbridge entertained
last night at the first of a
series Of informal parties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07
Armed Forces
|Hostesses TO Meet

The Armed Forces Hostess
Association viii be honored
by the Military District of
Washington at 2::3O pm. on
September 10 when the LIST
Battle Group. Sd Infantry
(Old Guard will stage a re-
view at Fort Myer.
Also q luncheon will be
held at 1880 at Fort McNair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

womankind submit to this
kind Of indignity.
! often have written that
the most unfiattering era in
the whole history Of feminine
fashion was the sad sack Of
the 1905. and heaven forbid
that 1t should ever return.
Now the current college
generation has resurrected
not only the silhouette but
even some Of the original
garments-witness the cur
rent stampede Of college-bent
girls on g New York depart
ment store which cornered
the market on antique rae
coon coats and advertised
them for $25--'in magni-
iicent disrepair."
They sold 400 the first day,
and now stores all over the
country are frantically comb
ing local attics for enough
Of the relics to satisfy the
demand.
There's even q wholesale
firm In the New York fur
district called "raccoons UNI
limited" consisting Of two
men who noted the begin
nings Of the craze last winter.
searched the country for old
raccoon coats. and are selling
them hand over fist. regard
less Of tatters. tears or miss
ing buttons.
The more dilapidated they
are, the better, say today's
bright young goods.
The new generation even Is
singing the same songs Ne
used to sing, sitting on the
steps Of dormitory or sorority
house, our galoshes Tapping
and our yellow slickers suit
ABLY ingcribed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

Associated Press Women's Editor
Don't ever think you can't
turn back the clock.
/ have just had the expert
ence Of watching my l7-year-
old daughter model the
clothes she intends to take to
college this fall. and guess
what they are: A vintage
raccoon coat. assorted out
size sweaters and pIeated
skirts. shapeless mlddies and
some sacklike dresses.
Other maternal refugees
from the fiapper era no
doubt are having similar ex-
periences about now, when It
seems that the newsreel Of
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MILITARY CIRCUIT
Newcomers Greeted
AT Service Pdrties

for members Of the l95T-s
class.
A fourth Of the class is
being entertained at each Of
the parties. with others
scheduled September 10. Sep
TENDER ~ and October IL.
The faculty also will be
represented at each Of the
at homes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

Post-vacation reunions and
greetings to new arrivals ac-
cented the service scene in
Washington last evening.
Gen. Lemuel c. Shepherd
Chairman Of the Inter-Amer-
lean Derense Board, and Mrs
Shepherd were hosts at q
sort of family party for Of
1icer members and civilian
personnel Of the board from
6 to 9 pm. at the IADB head
quarters on sixteenth street.
August is a recess month
(and vacation time) for the
IADB which begins the new
years work each September.
A good many changes usu-
ally are made during the
summer and the Shepherds
party-Similar to one they
gave last year-provided an
opportunity for new mem
bers Of the board to meet
their colleagues.
Wives Came
Altogether the guest list
numbered about $50, wives
being included. Of course.
Music was provided by q
string orchestra from the
Marine Band which played
Latin American selections as
well as current hit tunes.
Among those who accepted
were 1t. Gen. Julio Lagos,
chief of the Argentine dele
cation and second ranking
member Of the board, and
the vice chairman. Brig.
Carlos Rodrigues Coelho.
chief of the Brazilian dele
cation, with their wives.
Oficers who have enrolled
for the 10-month course at
the Industrial College Of the
Armed Forces were welcomed
last night at q reception
given by the commandant Of
the college. Maj. Gen. Robert
p. Hollis, and Mrs. Hollis.
About 400 attended the
party, held in the ballroom
of the Fort McNair OfIicers
Club. the guests including
members Of the STAFF and
faculty Of the college. as well
as the 14l students and their
wives.
The annual reception is q
substitute for the calls Gus
tomariIy made on the Com
mandant.
The college is operated
under the direct supervision
Of the Joint Chiefs Of Stad
whose chairman, Gen. Nathan
Twining. with Mrs. Twining.
was asked to receive with
the hosts.
Others included Admiral
Arleigh Burke, Chief Of Ma
val Operations: Gen. Thomas
d. White. Chief Of Staf Of
the Air Force: Gen. Lyman
L. Lemnitzer, Army Vice
Chief Of Staff, and 1t. Gen.
Verne J. McCaul. assistant
commandant Of the Marine
Corps. and their wives.
Also receiving were Rear
Admiral Sherman r. Clark,
deputy commandment OF the
Industrial College for extern
sion courses; Brig. Gen. F. z.
Calhoun, deputy command
ant for education; Col. Victor
C. Searle. assistant COM
mandant for administration:
Brig. Gen. Kenneth Zitzman
and Col. George c. Duehring.
commanding officer Of Fort
McNair.
WOolridges at Home
A welcoming reception al
ready has been held at the
National War College. but the
. Commandant and Mrs. E.
Tyler Woodbridge entertained
last night at the first of a
series of informal parties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07
NEW DISTRICT JUDGE SWORN IN
Current College Girl
|ReSurrects Sad Sack Era

time suddenly is running
backward.
We thought when we
emerged from the clothing
horrors Of the Charleston
age that never again would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07
Plan Dinner

The junior group (1S-30)
Of the Washington Chapter Of
Daughters of the United
States Army will start its fall
program Monday with a din
ner meeting to be held az
Aldo's Cafe. 1143 New Hamp-
shire avenue. NV. at $3.50
pm.
Those interested in particle
pating in the activities of the
group are requested to call
Miss Marjorie Goodwin, presi-
dent, at XII. 9-8309.
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susMIs oppoa1uMs opoR1uMrs oppoa1uMIs
ATTENTION MERCHANTS =

ATTENTION MERCHANTS - Gro
ceries, pharmacies, bakeries, deli
catessen, etc.. make monev with
no investment. with the Cloud
Vending Tree. AP. 7-O033, s
a.m.-12 noon weekdays.
CONCESSION = Small soda foun-
tain. luncheonette: white. expert
enced couple; easy work. long
hours, good prospects. Initial In
vestment S250-$300, weekly rent,
S35. utilities included. AID. 4-45S7.
BAR, white neigh. S1.1OO wkly.
beer and liu., 75es; rent. S175, q
yr;. lease. Absentee mgnt,, must
sell; reas. at $4,000. So. 900 On,
TO active buyer. Call wkdays. DI.
1855, betw. ll-s pm. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
(coNTINUEDl

OPERATE BUSINESS FROM HOME
Suitable for man or wife. Sup
plement your present income with
at least S25 per week, 5 to 8
hours week time required. Busi-
ness established in Northern. Vir-
ginia. Small Investment and car
required. Call Mr.. SMALL, JE'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

MONT. COUNTY HOME. By college
professor; prefer Ice. older home,
with mod. kit.. baths. hrepL: on
secluded grounds: within 20 mi.
ID. c. Option to buy desirable.
Call JU. 5-7700.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
RARNARY MOODS

1880 TO $500 3S27 45th ST. NV,
Spacious. modern and clean are
the keynotes Of this attractive brick
Colonial home. located in one OF
Washington's most popular COM
munities; featuring on the LIST A.,
entrance. hall, liv. rm.. din. rm..
den and ialousie-enclosed porch
powder rm. and ultramodern kit
range and lots OF eating space; 4
lRe. bedrms.. . baths on 2nd r.
full bsmt with gas h.-w.h.: at
tached garage. Close to Horace
Mann School, To reach: Out Mass
ave. NV. to Nebraska ave. left "a
45th st.. left TO 3327 and Open sign
A. c. HOUGHTON a. SON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

Fully equipped restaurant on
main highway. Attractive layout;
ir-conditioning system; 10-store
shopping center: plenty parking:
thickly populated residential area
near large successful business de-
y ysGa. nr inclgdins Scar sa Giant
theater, etc; Glass CO. LIQUOR IL
cense available. Very reasonable
price for package deal" Low rent
al. Consult Mr.. r. M. Taylor.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
REALTORS
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
724 14th ST. NV. Ma. S-2345
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REAL EST. Sale Or Exeh.
(coNIlNueDl

WILL TRADE my $4,000 equity in
cooFERA Or so Md s e. n's "a RAvt =
AIS. Ma. s.4359.
TRANSFERRED CLIENT will tredl
for weii-loc, and appt. home IL
Charlottesville. Va. or will sell
For info. please call HARVEY
JE. 2-1531, bet. S-l0 am, anC
CLIO p.m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

SMALL JEWELRY STORE, special-
izing in watch repair. in excellent
and fast growing business loca-
ton: established 23 years with
exceptional reputation for repair
work; priced to sell. Phone Tu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

|PRINTING-Smail. complete com
bination plant. fully air condi.
toned. in operation on ground
floor; modern downtown building;
good accounts: wonderful oppor-
tunity for right party. DI. 1870
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
BUSINESS 0PPORTUMITlE!

LET US SELL YOUR BUSINESS.
large or small. near-far: have out
of-town cash clients (N.Y. CO
op. assoc }. GIBRALTAR CO..
WASH. BLDG, DC. Listings
wanted In DC, Va. and Nd. Dl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

l4th STREET. near Longfellow-
tached brick, on LOT 50xi96, with
brick garage for 2 cars. Fireplace
in living room. dining room is 81
It. long: recreation room l5x33 It
Poolroom, laundry and workshop
sleeping porch. In fine condition;
4 bedrooms, 2 baths, den, 3 hal
baths. oil hot-water heat. Wall.
to-wall carpet on LIST door; hard.
wood floors. Price. S32. 900. LOUIS
z. sHoEMAKER, 1919 K st. NV.
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za06 dE0Kdf1 AVE. N.w.-BTieE

ciSL; nlr-COnQs Low mo. pnlths hhg
overhead. $4,000 On. 18th and
You NV. 10. b-sb12.
IN HATH forces sale Of good
fsh and produce market. Located
14th and You SITS. NV. Very rea-
sonable. Call no. 2-64S0 or hA'
6-6i1b.
EAUNDERETTE, netting $4,000
$4,000; terms; trial period given.
BOX 1881, Star.
bELICATESsEN GROCERY, well
stocked: MONTGOMERY Co. Reason
for selling: Health. No dealers.
BOX 1881, star.
f2 LUXURY UNITS, .6-room. pving
quarters, once attached; full base
Enelt, gear gaLage; major east
west highway, beautiful location.
Annual gross over e22,00Qi $40
600 down. H. A.. VERM1LLION,
h. D, q, Eikton, Nd. Phone Elk
AUTO REPAfkg GARAGE, body
and fender work; good lease: hne
location. Priced reasonably. Will
90. IA. S-e66l o. RA. 3-4e0e. :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. out shop.
NEeel location. Low Font. lied
aanas. ". ss1eoe; PA. q.e0o0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
Candies to Make
For School Parties

remaining ingredients and
stir Just until marshmallows
are melted and mixture IL
well blended. Drop by tea
spoonfuls onto waxed paper.
Top each mound with candies
or nuts.
Pralines
2 cups sugar
- cup milk
y cup dark or nIaple-fiav.
ored corn strip
teaspoon salt
y teaspoon vanilla
! cup pecan meats
Combine first four ingred-
tents in saucepan. Cook over
medium heat. stirring con-
stantly. until sugar Is dis
solved. Cook without stir
ring. 10 soft ball stage t23e
degrees FL or until q small
amount Of mixture forms q
soft ball when tested In very
cold water. Remove from
heat and cool to lukewarm
ui0 degrees F.. Add vanilla.
Then beat until mixture is
thick and creamy. Stir In
pecans. Drop from tip Of
spoon onto wax paper. Shape
with q spoon to form q circle
and TO spread pecans SO that
they are only one layer deep.
Allow 70 remain undisturbed
until the pralines are Arm
and sugared. Makes IA
pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17

Continued From Page B-l
boiling. Then cook without
stirring to 2S5 degrees F.. or
until a little Of the mixture
becomes hard and cracks"
when dropped into cold water.
Stir in y cup Of the walnuts
and turn the candy out onto
Q creased cookie sheet. Cool.
Melt half the chocolate over
hot water. Spread over candy
and sprinkle with "a cup
walnuts. Cool until chocolate
Is firm. Then turn candy
and spread with remaining
chocolate and walnuts as
above. Cool candy and break
into pieces. Makes about Ia
pounds.
UncoOked Walnut Fondue
3 tablespoons undiluted evap-
Grated milk
8 tablespoons melted butter
or margarine
/ teaspoon rum extract or
maple extract
! pound t3ia cups) sifted
powdered sugar
I cup shopped California wal
nuts
Walnut halves (optionaD
Combine milk. butter and
iiavoring. Gradually blend in
sugar. Knead until smooth.
Work in walnuts. Press Cor
pat with fingers the candy
into huttered 8-inch square
pan. Cut into squares and top
each square with q walnut
half. II desired. Let ripen for
- hours. before removing
from pan. Makes Is squares.
Fudge Mounds
= cup undiiuted evaporated
milk
l25 cups sugar
"a teaspoon salt
Ia cups GIG medium) diced
marshmallows
Ia cups chocolate chips
/ teaspoon vanilla
u cup chopped nuts
Combine evaporated milk,
sugar and salt in Q saucepan.
Bring to q boil over medium
heat. stirring constantly.
Cook and stir 5 minutes long
er. Remove from heat. Add
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
British Visitors

Sir Edwin Herbert and
Lady Herbert were house.
guests recently Of Judge and
Mrs. Charles Fahy and Mrs.
Fahy.
Sir Edwin and Judge Fahy
became acquainted just prior
to the United States entry
into World War II when
Judge Fahy was q member Of
q presidential commission TO
England in connection with
the transfer Of American de-
stroyers for overseas bases.
Sir Edwin Is q member Of
the London Bar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
Operation
Good Will

Operation Good win is
under way. Thanks to Army
Nurse Corps officers on duty
in the Washington Metro
politan area.
The nursing service Of the
Pusan Children's Charity
Hospital in Korea is benefit
ting from the plan.
Through funds contributed
by nurses at Walter Reed
Army Hospital, the United
States Army Hospital, Fort
Belvoir. and those stationed
in the Once Of the Surgeon
General Of the Army. each
professional and practical
member Of the Pusan hos
pital stan received two nylon
duty uniforms, m ade In
America,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17

National Institutes Of Health
grounds.
Surgeon General and Mrs,
Leroy +. Burney VIII head
the receiving line with Or.
John D. Porterneld. DR.. and
Mrs. Robert H. Felix and Or.
and Mrs. Benjamin Highman.
Dick STATIONS Orchestra
viii play for dancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
Teen-Agers
Plan Donce

The teen-age sons and
daughters Of the officers Of
the United States Public
Health Service win hold their
annual Christmas dance on
Friday. December ~ at SIS
pm. In Wilson Hall on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
Plon Tri-Delt Coffee

The Washington Alumnae
OF the Delta Delta Delta will
hold q Christmas coffee Sat-
urday from 1880 am. TO
1880 pm. at the home Of
Mrs. Robert Earl. 360e Car
diff road, Chevy Chase.
The party is being held In
honor Of the collegiate Tri-
Debts and their mothers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

SILVER SPRING. Md.-Attractive
2 bedrm. apt. for women 10 share
with woman executive. Air cond,.
car. essential for committing. keis.
tional information, call DE.
2-OO1S. ewes. JU. 5-4332.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28

1928 2is sT.-single room fol
gentleman IN well-appointed homt
with superior elose-in location
s, block b Ssst Stei GGnn. r systo a
Ice. CLEAN RNIs.i singles, 10 up.
dble.. S12 up. maid eervic 1907
18th ct. NV. no. 2-072O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28

FURN.-Blond bedrm., $50; sec
tional couch, $50: small formica
utility table, 50; metal clothes
hamper, 81, WA 7-1sSS after g.
FURN. MOVING must sell; 3 rms
complete furn.. bedIm., liv rm.
and din. rm.; reas. OIL. 6-i5SS.
FURN.-Large elegant walnut din.
Ing room suite, upholstered seats
and backs. $50; American ORR
entail rue. S.3xi0.6. $40; auto.
matte washer. $50; typewriter,
Sl5. ia s-2156.
TURN. - Mod bedrm., Duncan
Phyfe sofa, tables, lounge chairs,
lamps. dtop-leaf dinette, sec. sofa
sofa bed. bookcase bed. ov. 3-4t67
FURN.-:I-pe. lined oak bedrm
suite, $50; 5-pc, lined oak break.
fast set, $40. LU. l-b55B.
FURN. - Diplomat transferred
abroad. must sell entire contents
l-hedrm, apt Fine modern furn.
Practically new. No dealers. CO.
5-6343, Ext. 1903.
FURN., unclaimed - Six dininp
chairs, SIS. sofa bed. S35; chest
OF brewers, s.. innerspring mat,
$40, rollaway bed. S14 dresser
$40. Toll-top desk, Si2. club
chair. SCI beds, S6. glass-froni
bookcase, So; coil SD. so. sofa,
SEQ; .wardrome, $40; once desk,
Sl5, Lawson love seat, $50. drop
leaf table, So VIC. chair, $40
Early Am. sofa, Sl40 occ. chair
So, bedroom set, $50: Hollywood
bed, S23. Duhcan-Flfe sofa, $50
hide-r bed, 500. bunk bed. S35
We do upholstering, sofa and
cher, SSH; slipcovers, S4S, incl
labor and material. definishinp
cabinet work, repairing, redesign.
Ing, draperies. Easy terms
HOFFMAN, UPHOLSTERERs
2447 18th st. NV. CO. 5-bl 10
FURN.. Hollyd. bed: foam rub
airlinnsIt. IX9 rus; sYlvel ehr.i cot
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'tANEOys FOk aENl

CHAIN SAWS, paint sprayers. ex-
tension ladders soil tillers, elec.
hammers. drills. treee sprayer, n
sanders, polishers, hand sanders,
Olldden paints, elcHL. I, FOLK
FLOOR SUPPLY, w, CLOSES,
T SS.. J1l OI EEsgs to ~ SIS per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28

(cONTlNUEDl

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators
SOD cutters, roller, etc RENTAL
TOOL d EQUIP CO.. u 5-b040
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
HELP DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER. evenings, In Be.
thesda also woman, day work,
Fridays. Health card and refer
ences required. sall OIL. 6-32S5
COMPANION twhitel, cheerful
kindly, not over IS. for semi
invalid. Box 4l6-L, Star
COOKING, g.h,wa no ironing
after dinner. baby sitting 2,
nights; must have refs; S35 u
start EN- 2-SU3D.
COOK, plain, German extraction
around so. 10 keer 3-rm air.
cond. apt, 1900 Mass. ave. NV
Prepare breakfast and dinner fol
active elderly couple out each day
on mostly between meals &C.
cOrding TO ARRANGEMENTS LIBERIA
pay; excel. recent refs. required
Phone Ma S-li1s.
COOK. g.h.w Mon. Thurs, 2;a.
through $3.50 dinner. adults, Sl
day. OIL. 2-55S2.
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WORKING coDds.; refs. required. Cal
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G.H.W., plain cooking, child care
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call after 4 PM EN-. 2-2l12
CIV. AND CHILD CARE, / child
live IN or out; bia days, some eve
ninss. IA. 5-i655 after pm.
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