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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05

camping IT. The furn I'm told that
living hasn't New install 1t.
arrived The shower door for The plumber the FIX
bath is somewhere in transit KENNEDY Page BIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05

Mount Vernon parkway two miles south of Alexan-
dria, won first award. The second award winner,
located at 3443 North Venice street, Country Club
Hills, Arlington, was built by Builder James L.
Cooke. The WeStgrove community also won first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
SOFT FOCUS ON FUR

When fashions mood elegant and ultrafemnne
now the stage set for that great beauty fur Fur trims
appear endowing coats suits and dresses with fresh
farther into the lmelght AT Woodward Lohrop, we like
the way fur softfocuses womans eyes, We ike the ong
hairs" deep in fattery most youthful Of them al,
natural We praise mink for its magnifcence but
particularly for its lovely ustre that compliments compeons
Your choice may be bright brushing Of fur fabric
sumptuous wrapping of afur both important fashions
And both here for you at Woodward Lothrop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Starting from left:
"litte' grows lavish Deep back and large
opuent to this stole of Ceulean Emba
natural blue mink Wide slantended, front panels. Our
Fur Salon chose it, too for the beauty of its thcky urred
pelts Please add 1907 Federal tax to 1880
"Threequarer length mnk-over tweeds or ball dress"
quote Vogue Here. in the dark ustre Of natural
mink this coat in the length that adds clothes
mileage to fur already famous for its mileage" Wear
it. falling supple folds wrapped in new almond
shape. Please add 1919 Federal tax to 1,7S5OO
w&L-Fw Salon. Srd Floor Washington Store
Natural raccoon mounted deepglowing red wooden
this junior coating Anne Fogarty presents it. Dou-
be-breasted and with the relaxed look wealth OF
only in its great collar but in cuffs too Fresh
young ST variation of EOS theme Size TILL 1880
w&L-Junos Coats 4th Floor Washington Store
Hooded the hood trimmed with natural mink our
coat that follows vogues lead in surprise tactics with
for a country climate" We it leading an urbane
le with its hood become romantic cowl collar. OF
Forsmann Valera WOOL misses and petite sizes 1880
w&I-coats Floor Washington Store
The hats pictured, Millinery Center
and Floor, washington
SHOP EARLY, SHOP LATE MONDAYS
washington Store Open $3.50 am to pm Chevy Chase
Corners gals Church, va) and Alexandria ess 10 $50 R
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-04-05

Save your old rubber heels. At
tach one heel 10 each leg Of your
ladder, and il will Be much less
likely 10 slim
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-04-05

Tie Rev. Dixon vas ezlied q
a. pastor. and with an increase
IN memberships he served until
1885. and organized BaTsque
Street Baptist church
The Rev. Smith was called a.
pastor Of First Baptist church.
and be began remOdsling with q
growth Of Memberships lie serv-
ed until 1855.
The Rev. 4. W. Rose of Brown
vile. Tenn vas called He vas q
very strong Gospel minister. and
the memberships had grown 10
make q very strong church
Stool bottomed chairs were
place In the church. Alo. the
church now had a balcony that
extended along each sde Of the
church up 70 the altar. and had
q piano IN addition 10 the organ
Miss Gussie Lonsley was The or
sanist. and Miss Ollie Lindsey
was pianist. Brother H. Luster
wa choir director. The member
ship had increased to 900 The
assessment for each member was
fixed at IS cents. per month. The
pastors salary was $4,000 The
Sunday School had become q
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and father. Hrs. Dochie Hend-
son left Sunday 10 return 70 her
home In Kansas City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. C. Stevens visited IN Lit
tie Rock Sunday. with Rev. ]. c.
Holmes who is a patient al the
University hospital Mr.. and
Mrs cesere Bradford's baby Is
very i'll Mrs. Nora Edwards
Is on the SICK list. Mrs. Sarah
]. oNeal Is improving also Mrs
Annie L. Ivy. Mrs. Agnes VIII
iiams and Mrs Myrtle Serugss
visited In the home of Rev. and
Mrs c. l. criner last weekend.
Squash Edmonson was taken TO
the hospital last week. Mrs.
Annie stovall underwent an OPP
Grafton last weekend in Little
Roek. s. Ed Pitts made several
trips 10 the University.
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First Baptist white In lssoD or
gained the St Paul Baptist Pine
Bluff, IN 1859.
The Rev. Washington was call
ed a pastor Of First Baptist. and
with an increase In membership.
served until 1875.
The Rev. Wesley Graham SUE
ceeded him as pastor. and upon
his request thai he be permitted
to take q course of study 70
important eharsel-the First Bap
better prepare himself for this
list church sent him 10 Chicago.
and we learned later that : Chi
eago church called him to be
their pastor. He never returned
About this time. the church
installed an organ for chapel ser
vices. with sister Mary Lee -
organist. and sister corinne Cur
ley As assistant erganist-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-04-05

First Baptist Fort Smith: First
Baptss. Helena; First Baptist
Little Rock; and First Baptist
Montieello.. The Charter members
were the Revernds w. B. Gibson.
]. 7. White. Reuben White Ben
Mcclure. George Robinson and
James Starsyan- The Rev. w. B.
Gibson of Monticello was elected
president
The Rev. Ben Mcclure was the
very successful pastor Of First
Baptist church. Pine Bluff. with
an increase in membership until
1859. when while attending the
State Legislature at Little Rock.
near the close Of days session.
he was stricken with a heart
attack. and passed away. His
body was brought 10 Pine Bluff.
and funeral services were con
Quoted at First Baptist church.
About this time. the Rev.
George Robinson lone Of the
charter members of First Baptia.
1855. and was ordained from the
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Keep baby's bonnet in shape after
lbs been washed. Just initiate a ball
loon to the desired size. then LET the
bonnet dry on the balloon. II will
reshape perfectly.
A soft cloth. moistened loiih ksro-
seHe. removes rust stains from
enamel SINKS IN q breeze.
Before buying q sheet. rub cor
ner Of II between your thumb and
forefinger. II white powder results.
look out, The sheet may turn limp
after the first laundering.
When ,paskiHg q liHolsun foov.
mir hall cup Of Psrma Starch into
pour pail Of soapy ,eater. The starch
gives linolsum srfra lusfsy.
To get . good look st Q child's
throat when you suspect soreness
nothing works better than q lollipop
used Is tongue depressor.
A curtain cont tear rhen peu
clip 10 on the rod u YOU covsr the
rod end Nth the finger Of an old
glove.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-04-05

power under superintendent
George Broom The missionary
society was organized by the late
sisteF Johanna P. Moore( whits).
and began it's work with the
presidents In the following or
der: Sisters Lizzie Spieer. Mary
Broom and Lutte Watkins. By
this time. the Missions Of the
church had become more effse-
tive IN the State. therefore. First
Baptist Church represented with
$1,000. at the state convention
The Usher Board was at work
under brother J. s. Hardamon.
Assisted BY the board of Deacons.
lesntinsed. next week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-04-05


To keen fies
awayfrom yoar
garbage can.
d op a tew
meth crystals
info the bottom
OF the can be-
fore you insert
the paper bag
or liniHg.
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History Of Pine
Bluff Churches
FINE BLUFF CHURcHEs


tCen6innsd from last Week.
About this time. the member
nip had increased 70 shout ios.
Who went to : point on the
banks Of the Arkansas near.
what Is nov known as PuIlen
and Laurel Sta and there held
their meetings under , little
crude shelter. until better seeo
modations were made. The ex-
penses Of the church. and the
pastors salary were paid b. A.
eestns each member five cents
Per week dues
In 1897. the Baptist State Con-
vention was organized In the
First Baptist church. with the
following churches participating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

WOOL PLUSH-New lush
fobrics mark the coot Of
ferinos for foil and winter,
1857. The wide color is
curved and notched in
back. The fuller coot re-
turns in q orocefuI foshion.
Choose this style in shodow.
blue, rose toupe ond beige.
From Seors. Roebuck g Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

A placement service for fashion
details has been set up in the coat
plans of the designers.
A new place for sleeves is decid-
eddy and roundly off the shoulders
in some coats.
Buttons give spot news to the
fronts of coats. Women have been
yearning for buttoned coats for
several seasons. This year they've
had their requests answered.
Collars when they don't hug the
chin have been skillfully moved
out over the shoulderline. The
Puritan type collar is a strong fash
ion exclamation this year and in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
New Placements Mark
Details on New Goats

contrast to it are the slim. shawl
collars.
Fur trims have been moved in
many directions on cloth coats.
Some are tiny tie collars +. others
deep cuffs some are the collars
themselves We've even spotted
some coats with the fur borders on
them #.
Fullness has been moved right
into the coat itself rather than
just at the sweep of a hemline.
More ample swing below the shoul-
der blades is to be seen and many
coats have an indented waistline
though their appearance is not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
ALMOND SHAPED

ALMOND SHAPED
Newsmokino coot siIhou-
cite for foil. This oImond-
shoped coot Of Worren of
Stoftord fleece hos the new
rounded shoulder line. full
body ond topered hemIine.
The sleeves convert. Comes
in beige. oroy ond red OF
Lonsburoh's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08

FALLS CHURCH = 3-bedrm. con-
lOxll stor. rm.. refsr., garb. disp.,
washer. range, left. fireplace
Avail Aug. 10; Sl30. JE. 4-2566.
SILVER SPRING. mr.. Flower ave-
bsmt.; newly decorated. Immed.
occupancy. $125 mo. c. M. MAR
ETEiIER IL III q OksO
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APIS. UMFURNISHED-MD.

ROCKVILLE and Q bedrms. liv.
rm dinette., kitchen. bath and
S sssF .S ssTssRsG SgfsaS 70 s ;eh ed:
utils 20, 2-42S6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08

KENWOOD. s44 ,OO0-Best buy. 81
bedrm.. 2-bath rambler. sxpans
sibie end a.; full bsmt.; reerea-
ton rm.. maids rm. OIL. 2-ol34,
OIL. 7-26s9. TED LINGO REALTY:
LANDON SCHOOL AREA-3-bedrni; >
2-bath rambler; h-acre woodeo
All spac rms. owner has ordered
drastic price cut TO avoid fore
closure. Here is change for
someone 70 pick Up real Ha 81:
s-s2ie. TIdHE WOODS:
NEW HAMPSHIRE EsTATES-Mod-
ern 8 rm. brick rambler. un-
pi'. extra large kit. immed.. Dos
owner leaving city. OIL 10gs dn,
HUGH +. PECK. He. $4,000.
(continued on Next Paso)
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RAD: BLyD:.kENW0oD AREA A.

2-bath rambler; 8 bedrms., situat-
ed on i4-acre level lot; 2-car ga
rage, huge rec. rm.; $l7.5OO loan
can be assumed; so interest rate;
immediate possession; in the low
20s. GRAHAM q CO.. JU. 5-oOlO'
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HOUSES FOR SALE NV,
(CONTINUEDi

C0LoREED-s6e5 DN.-yacant: re.
See SatSs hs rms %. sri Ss. porenes
terms: RA. S.68lS. IA. s.4e7s-' ''
COLORED-OWNER MUST SELL
Little as slssi5 down. 01 IL. s- teHsi.
COLORED-RENT WITH OPTION
TO buy. Mod. VA ". old semi-det
tn 2-5052; ewes. JU. 5-6684.
COLORED = BRIGHTWOOD-FOR
THE DISCRIMINATING - Brick
home, . rms. Ia baths, Ice. mod
kit, breakfast nook: has h.-w.h.,
sell. Terms. For appointment to
inspect, call A. d. CRUMBAUGH,
INC. WO. 6-1364.
COLORED. DETACHED BRICK
Upper n.w.-Beautifu home, lge.
ny rm.. open flrepl,, family size
din. rm.. kit. with eating space;
bedrms, (bath in master bedrm };
completely finished attic with
!built-in beds; finished rec. rm.
nrick garage; wall-to-well carpet
ing; many extras. Call Mr.. WADE
es99' * zit73SS3 Sood ROGERS REALTY
COLORED = TOWN HOUSE, 18th
AND S-Rec. rm.. o rms. 2 baths;
parking in rear. on bus line. i'm
med; possession, $3.50 down
Trades considered. HE. 4-3i01
ewes. or Elk. 3-340S to $50 pm.
ATTENTION, EXECUTIVES
For an address of distinction
this majestic odetached brick, o.
bedrm. home opposite Rock Greek
Park. offers luxury without ex-
trayagance. Here is all you desire
In individuality, unique floor plan,
charm and comfort. Priced at only
$4,000. with excellent terms. see
DOROTHY K. WfNsToN q CO.,
905 18th st. NV. ST. 3-0550.
coLoRED-WALTER REED AREA
III 1894 a1 UglN1p1EEWooD 81; NV.
1854 TEWKsBURY PLACE NV.
% RMS. 2 BATHS. REC. ROOM
DEF 4 BR TIHcKs 3 RMs, st IT. s s;HTus
LOUIS Ridden, TU. $4,000
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

SOUTH CAPITOL and Oh .sapeaks
iroS 50 300 aa &c $500 Some sD' ::
cali JOHN M 1. SHE SHELToN, REAL REAL.
TOR, 10. $4,000.
1861 CRESCENT PL. N.W.-Efic.
in excel. cond. elev. bldg. switch
board service. $4,000 cash. no
2-1147.
NAYLOR GARDENS-l-3-bedrm.
apis. from $4,000 to S1O.5O0:
reas. down pymt.. 3ss interest on
unpaid balance: several locations
to choose from in this 75O-unit
garden-type DEVELOPMENT. For
details. caii JOHN L. SHELTON,
REALTOR. 10. $4,000.
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APIS. UMFuREIsHlO- Q. APIS. uMEyRMlsHfD-MD
tcoNTINUEpi

COLORED-DUPLEX
1924 Clay pl. ne. $3.50
Liv.. rm., dinette, bedrm., kit
and bath; screened porch. Plus
EUGENE H. PHIFER
4O6 Tower Bldg. ST. 3-e7Il
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APARTMENTS WAMT.r

GOING AWAY? Young bride will
give home constant and lovina
care for its occupancy while you
are away. AID. 2-OS46.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CHILLUM HEIGHTs-New rambler
TO share with working lady: cow
transp Rent reas. RIA. 3-5l79.
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HOUSES UMFURMIsMED

wooded lots. S4lo orchid ar
$3.50. s42I Tulip DR.. $3.50. SOS
Molly DR.. $40. 902 PieheT ave,
$40. JE. 1855.
bedroom, .-story detached Colo
outsid. entrance; gas hOt.Wstei
heat. decorated; in well-establisheo
community with stores, tranOpor.
tation. churches and schools con-
venient. Some with screened
porches and fenced Yards; $40.
Ml5sssllS299 MRS. WEIoHTMAN
1901 IT. DUPONT TER. Sc. iust
on 42nd and Southern-Prae. new
semidet.. 9 rms: bath: full bsmt.
PRESS REALTY. ST. 3-93I6.
SEVEN CORNERS AREA-3-bedrm
brk rambler: corner lot; villine Z
pm. AP. 1851.
SILVER REORGANIZATION ARIA
- -bedrm 2-gtory brick Colonial
S125 mo. Ju. 9-349O.
1907 INGRAHAM. Avondaie Ter.
Md. Dr.. liv. rm.. din. rm.. der
Ss,I ~. ~. .-S999. = y =; --e9o9:
noreh. gsSa1e, f:ne.S ~ cnny
Ali Schools shonninS 4ysnsn IN
1.aS6s Sftey 4 wseSdSyx
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS, Fairfax
Large lot; 3 bedrms.. Hotpoint
kit. 22xl4 liv.- din. rm.. eoloreo
hair devl,eh, h.r,, N,.r,.cs,
earpOrt. $3.50 mo. with option to
buy $50 of which applies to down
payment CIR 3-Is4s. STAFFORD
mr. 1ras - cn
oolLDEHS ai'er o PM Ch
SOTO.
SIL. SPG.-S95. 3 bedrms., sep
din. rm., bsmt, fenced yard: vac.
walk to schools. IA. 9-6934.
KRNSTNCT0N WaTaT0N = aev,
ersi : and S-bedrm. houses avail.
LER 4 CO. Nd. 10. 4-s3s3.
BETHESDA. s505 pelham I'd "a.
SsdTn.,. s-bstS TsmSisr; si5s mo
PHILLIPS. d; 7:14ll.
Ims. bath sof fIl psmt 9sr acc
nice "a sl35 mo. To Inspect
1 RI n N.= sSsin, brick: sep. din
rm., den' rec. rm.' gsrage' iencet
! yard; OIL neat; nr. SCHOOLS; tranep
ana shops; Avail. august 20; Slo'
mo: u: ..19OS.
FALLS CHURCH 3-bedrm. con
temporary; carport, patio. y acre
a aUnLi stor; I'M reisI safo; dis 2:
wasner, range iSg,Hi nrepiae s
Atall. mug. IL. sl2O. gE. 4-=9o0
SILVER SPRING. mr.. Flower ave-
Brk. Colonial: 3 bedrms.. / batl
osmI, newly S1ecoIateo. lmmepS
S STTTTITFS q ri pnS "a 'anN
SILVER SPRING. mr.. Forest Gler
h an,Piua rev SsS.r, moosTn' h 6tiSi
hsmpier: % oearmiSs", Ia Dsin ss
u Dsn =, S W. A uhpsTTi w,
mo ~ ~, oneli =; M MANS ELLEf'
u. W; s-.2o=:
on large corner 10y; oedrooms,
W. T2Ihr1o3ip M,A,LhEh q DUN
nee. EN- 2-87ib'
Nr NEID M I0E1G1TTp6 pO
IA NNsnH vart A s.s an,,
ana Sno new ssn,l r9rk ave; ,,u o.roon
S11 mnnfh Ssli III T-1SsS
4 10 '' "0O
go ~ !. .,.-.-s,...--v ---.;.s;-- ,
bedrms, baths: unfurn. Si50
furn" Si75 M o-7I1a
FATE CIiIi1Cu sTEo- 1.ET.
hds .,,,. ~ ~;
az cooK Act gIFF 5oo32o7rbi S''
sTLVER sPRiNG& G. he olde
home rssr 6owrtown sjive
aD D ve e q nuIn Son ~. S'i nv
ueahtn Wo SIlSS SgO uEThf1TrSS
~ "SS
NST PFHSaNT NSo.s. io,,
On ms Inc Am Natl
aaS Neal. Kin nfx}T pN ATT nTis,
co. Ma S.ssSO.
ITv|aC1S
close t o nschisL' .S Sonv. 20 h. I1Sms
f,vSS e W schis1 shop,I5 Deus nn
psnn.d 80 sntS res sp
WI, Sea Ios 91ipas Nois s nm
1857.
bbE ~, ....S close nn hn-osrm, prk
shoppinS Wo. 8-5bs5 alter 6:3G
vALa-hsdvm h,icE vsr,hIsv pSov
htii pssS SioE heSrr DIV
hath. 81 to,o nrnanS.,,
$3.50. 4-bedfm. bi-leyei, Holms
Run area. SIZE. c. b. O'SHAU0H
MESSY. Agent, JE, 2-2O24, JE
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BONTFANT RD., suburban Silver
Spring-DeAghtful for newlyweds
or retired couple. on 1asacre
iene Sf.r ios s:n i3 Am ss esiT.
lined cleo. L..., unusual cabinet
and closet spaces; carport; won
derful dayligi.. full bsmt,, per-
feet for rec. Ym.; sep. util. rm.
opening out OF grade; new cond.:
immed. occup.; only SIG, $50, low
down payment; assume 4lze6 loan.
H. a. H. DEVEI 0PMENT CO.. EV.
4-95l5.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HHLs-etun
RTTTFsD1. LADY On LoURDEs-

BETHESDA-Now you can get 2
nearly new Cape Cod with an
the extras without going way
porch, garage: level fenced lot;
large trees: 2-dT. refgr.. dish
washer, disposal. 2 air. conds. /;
lovely 3-bedrm., 2-bath home Il
bedrm and bath on LIST No.. full
bsmt., separate din. rm., large
kit: blk. to fast transporta.
ton: lower twenties MARGARET
J. DUNKLEY. REALTOR, OIL.
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

1 Need competent stenographer, In
tereSting work. Pleasant, air-condi,
TONED law ONCE. SO. DI. 10000.
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HELP woMEN-tcent.,

POSTING CLERK. on small Bur-
roushs bookkeeping machine: book
keeping background and experience
preferred: salary open; 5-day week:
annual and sick leave. group hos
pitalization.. Call no. 2-1520 for
appointment
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sITuArIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. experienced: part
time, day or night. Call AP. 7-8B6O
ACCTs.- BKKPRS.-- We specialize In
these positions ATLAS A0CY., 1890
N. Y. ave NV. RE 7-b761
CHAUFFEUR. colored, desires en-
ployment. recent outstanding ref
erences DE 2-g23i.
EMPLOYED MAN with long service
as trade association executive
seeks similar work. strong report.
ine, analytical. statistical and
mnmber building background. Box
G3-C, Star i5'
MAN, c0lored. cleaner. spotter and
presser, wants full and part-time
work In small plant. will consider
out.of-town Job, BOX ABBY. Star.
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HrLP-woMsN

ALERT WOMAN, experienced In
CLASSIFIED advertising. to head
classified ad department in fast-
growing publications once in Be-
theSda: wonderful opportunity for
a smart gal: must be excellent
typist,. good telephone manners.
some knowledge Of billing helpful:
good salary. vacations. benefits. For
appointment, call OIL 6-670O.
PART-1JME WEEKEND WORK.
Waitress aides (coloredl. This Is
IN excellent opportunity to sup
plement our income; hours suit
able to Government workers: in
tengent young ladies. age 1S to
rs, height 5 IT. 4 in. to 3 It. 8 In,
weight lis to $40 lbs. High school
gradn tie. Employment ONCE will
be open Monday and Thursday
until $50 pm. and Saturday from
an. TO 1880 am. Apply HOT
SHOPPEs; INC. 1341 G st. NV.
Room 200.
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENT
ATIVE-We will train a young, ca
reer-minded woman. under 35, for
a responsible position. Work will
involve maintaining good customer
relations, telephone contact, per-
ments and once Work. Good salary
plus company benefits. For your
appointments. call Elk. 3-1546.
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Drive
Jam Acted On.

The Prince Georges County
Commissioners acted yesterday
to ease trafiic congestion in the
Hillcrest Heights area.
The commissioners author
ICED Director OF Public Works
Arthur w. Tayman at q meet
ing In Upper Marlboro to pro-
vide minimum maintenance Of
the still-unimproved intersec-
ton OF Curtis drive and
Twenty-eighth parkway. This
would speed up trafiic using the
Curtis drive exit onto Branch
avenue.
Relief was requested by q
delegation Of residents headed
by H. Z. Hartman, 560l .Twen-
ty-fourth avenue. who sought
an end to congestion at the
intersection Of Colebrook drive
and Branch avenue. For
months commuters have found
1t difficult to drive onto Branch
avenue from the Hillcrest
Heights section.
Maintenance Of the Curtis
drive intersection was author
lied until the roads are COM
pleted either by the developer
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Cotton and Rice
Quotes Approved
By the Associated Prsas

BY lopsided margins. the
country's cotton and rice grow
ers have approved imposition
Of marketing quotas on their
1858 crops.
In referendums yesterday
the farmers voted TO continue
for another year marketing
quotas which have been In
effect the past few years.
Approval means a continue
ton Of Government loans 10
support prices Of the two crops
at somewhere between rs and
80 per cent Of parity-probably
at or about the rs per cent
level.
The Agriculture Department
already has announced that In
1858 rice will be supported at
rs per cent Of parity. as II was
this year. 1t hasn't yet an
nounced a decision on the level
for cotton. which was sup
ported this year at 78 per cent
Of parity.
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or under special improvement
district regulations.
Mr.. Tayman told the COM
missioners his once has re-
quested q survey by the Mary
land State Roads Commission
TO determine whether IverSon
street can be extended to con-
meet with Branch avenue with
out eliminating the nearby
connection at Colebrook drive.
which carries an average OF
10000 cars q day.
Mr.. Tayman said the SRC
has offered 20 make the Iver-
son street extension. but only
on condition that a center strip
be installed on Branch avenue
at Colehrook drive to prevent
traffic leaving Hillcrest Heights
from entering the westbound
trafiic lane on Branch avenue.
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Extra Hours at Post Offices
Before Christmas Listed

Postmaster Roy NJ. North to-
day announced some extra
hours for Washington post
Offices to accommodate Christ
mas mailing.
Starting from now and run
ming through December 81. the
BENJAMIN Franklin Station at
Twelfth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. will be open
from 8 am. until 9 pm, ex-
cept next Sunday. when it will
be open from noon TO 9 pm.
Post Office stations and
branches which normally close
half a day on Saturday will
stay open all day Saturday.
Those usually closed on Sat-
urday will be closed with these
exceptions:
naval Air branch, open 9
am. to noon; Andrews Air
Force branch. open Sis am.
TO 4:30 pm. and the Andrews
Air Force branch. Unit No. !,
open S:45 am. to 4:45 pm.
TheMain Post once at North
Capitol street and Massachu-
sets avenue will be open daily
on a 24-hour basis for sale OF
stamps and acceptance Of par
eel post.
All post Offices will be closed
Christmas Day. A limited force
will be maintained for distribu-
ton and dispatch of important
mail. including newspapers.
Mr.. North also reminded post
Office patrons that mailings to
the far West and Southwest
States should have been made
by no VITO provide delivery by