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Church in Fuirfcx
Will Hold First Service

Peace Lutheran Church. Lin
colnia road in Fairfax County,
Va. viii hold its first service
Iat IL am. tomorrow.
The Rev. Edwin N. Trout
man. mission developer for the
Lutheran Synod Of Virginia,
win conduct the first service.
, 1957-10-14
Ejnur Boiling, Director
Vet. Affairs,
Going to Puerto Rico

Ejnar Boiling, Director of
Veterans Affairs for the Vir-
gin Islands, left for Puerto
Rico this afternoon via Saint
Thomas and st. John.
Mr.. Boiling will accompany
Miss Jane Tuitt, Acting Su-
pervisor of Education to St.
John, to survey the POSSIBLE
ties of setting up a program
for Veterans there. He will re-
continued on psgo y
, 1957-10-14
v. Thomus Honored
By L~egionuires
At Banquet

Valmy Thomas was honored
at a banquet given by the
members of the Alexander
Hamilton Post No. IS of the
American Legion on Saturday
right, October 18th at Rich
mond House.
The Legionaire sang "For
He is a Jolly Good Fellow" as
Valmy and his wife arrived
and was greeted by Comman-
der Ejnar Boiling.
There were approximately
fifty guests, Legionaires and
their wives. Commander Boil
ing said to the pride and feel
ing of accomplishment that
affected St; croix when MIR.
Thomas arrived home a week
ago, was added a new and big
ger feeling of comradeship
when Valmy, a veteran of
World War II, became a mem
Continued on page ~
, 1957-10-14
VulmY Thomds Given
Worm Ovution
In ST. Thomds

Valmy Thomas received a
warm reception in st. Thorn
as yesterday. The people went
all out to show Giants star
catcher the affection his fell
low Virgin Islanders have for
him.
Both himself and Mrs. Tho
mas were literally flooded
with gifts. He received, in adj
ditionto the plaque, two tele-
vision sets, a special fountain
set insured for $3.50. Mrs.
Thomas received a large num-
Der of baby chicks and wear
ing apparel.
The crowd was tremendous
ly impressed with Valmy's
modesty. It was the talk
everywhere--of his extreme
modesty.
, 1957-10-14
Domingo Martinez
Ortiz Escapes Aguin;
Isl uicklY Re~cuptured

Domingo MARTINEZ Ortiz,
who is serving time at the
Richmond Penitentiary escap-
ed for the third time yester-
day, But this time, his free
dom was shortlived; within
three hours Assistant Com
missioner George Matthias &
Fatrolmen Robert Todman &
Rivera grabbed him at Estate
Diamond Ruby.
Ortiz, as a result of his pre-
vious escapes, was wearing
Continued on page ~
, 1957-10-14
VulmY Thomds is
Honorary Member
of ST. Thos. C. Of C.

Valmy Thomas, star catcher
for the New York Giants was
made an Honorary Member
of the st. Thomas Chamber of
Commerce. The announcement
was made by E. Leonard
Brewer, president of the Cham
Der.
!. Mr.. Brewer said t h a t
his organization was proud of
Valmy's success and realize
that it comes though hard
work. He said Valmy was a
one-man chamber of COM
merce.
, 1957-10-14
Several Hundred
Persons View First !
Low Cost FILA House

Several hundred persons,
long interested in seeing Fed
eral Housing Administration
home ownership, had an OPP
portunity yesterday to view
the first one completed on a lot
in Christiansted, across from
Farchette's Night Club.
The house, which is Of con-
crete, built to specifications,
was lastly furnished through
out. This model home is fin
anced over a period of twenty
five years.
This first construction I'M
der FILA was purchased by
Kenneth H. Cooper, sanitation
officer of Christiansted.
, 1957-10-14
Delegation Leaves
For Oklahoma
To Attend Confub

Senator John D. Merwin
and three staff members of
the Virgin Islands Legislature
left on Thursday for Okla
homa to attend a legislators
conference. The others MAX
ing the trip were Atty. Fran
cisco Corneiro, legislative
consultant; Alphonso Holder,
executive secretary, a n d
Joseph Christian, head of the
legislatures st. Croix Office.
They will be away for at
least two weeks, and may Wis
it Washington, DC, N e w
York and Oxford, New Hamp-
shire.
, 1957-10-14
Three Delegates TO
Attend West Indiun
Confub Nov. IL 20

Arrangements for the West
Indian Conference, Seventh
Session, due to be held in
Curacao, Netherlands Antilles,
November II : % are well adj
vanced, c.. F. Beauregard,
Secretary General of t h e
Caribbean Commission an
nounced.
Senator Aubrey A. Anduze,
president of the Virgin Is
ands Legislature, DR.. Richard
M. Bond, in charge Of the
Agricultural Station here and
E. Leonard Brewer, Virgin Is
lands Commissioner of the
Caribbean Commission a r e
scheduled to attend. The two
former as delegates.
A revised provisional agen-
da for the Session was ap-
proved by the Working Com
mittee of t h e Caribbean
Commission at its recent meet
ing. Theme of the session will
be "Cooperatives, including
the cooperative aspects of
Continued on page ~
, 1957-10-14
Urge More Autonomy
For ST, Croix
Hospitals

Dr.. Edward Thompson and
Louis Block, of the US. Public
Health Service, who surveyed
hospital facilities in the Virgin
Islands, have recommended
that the position Of deputy
commissioner of health be
created for the island of st.
.Croix since it contains approx
imately so per cent of the
population.
The experts stated:
"The Virgin Islands cannot
be considered as a single en-
try from the standpoint of the
provision Of care and services.
This is so because they are
composed of three separate
islands, ST. Thomas, st. Croix
and st. John. st. Thomas is
approximately forty m e S
from St. Croix and separated
by water. Transportation is by
air and boat. st. John is three
to four miles from st. Thomas
Continued on page a
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the premises. and he viii
soon start accepting respon :.
sibility as he should. =,
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complete protein as l egg. Be sure
to eat a well-balanced diet for
sufficient vitamins and minerals.
Buy Profile For The Family
Buy Profile Special Formula Bread.
1t costs a few pennies more. And
is worth it.
Not only to help weight control.
But its higher complete protein
content helps health and vitality.
And you'll love the flavor Of
Profile Special Formula Bread. 1t
is light with a beautiful firm
and even texture.
And it toasts perfectly!
Get it fresh from your grocer
today. You'll be thrilled-as thou
sands everywhere are!
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-four mixture to make q
dough which will roll.
Roll out dough thin on
lightly Toured board. Cut
with round cookie cutter.
Crush sugar coated corn
flakes slightly. Sprinkle over
cookie rounds pressing into
dough with rolling pin or
, hand.
Bake in moderate oven $3.50
degrees) 8 to 10 minutes.
Watch carefully as they
brown quickly.
Old-FashiOned Cookies
"a cups sifted -four
2 teaspoons baking powder
l2teaspoon salt
! cup butter, melted
~ cup (half Of l5-ounce CAM
sweetened condensed milk
p cup brown sugar. firmly
packed
/ egg
/ teaspoon vanilla
/ teaspoon lemon extract
Sift -four. baking powder
and salt together into large
bowl. Make a well in center
of dry ingredients: add re-
manning ingredients. Beat
until thoroughly blended. Di-
vide dough into three parts:
wrap each in waxed paper.
Chill in refrigerator about 2
hours.
Remove only one portion at
a time from refrigerator.
Shape about Y teaspoon
dough into a ball; place on
well-greased baking sheet.
Flatten with the bottom Of
a well-floured glass to 1915
inch thickness. Bake in mod
crate oven (375 degrees,
about i've minutes or until
edges are lightly Drowned.
Remove from baking sheet
Immediately.
Variations: Sprinkle some
Of the cookies with sugar or
a cinnamon and sugar mix
ture before baking. Makes
about 80 cookies.
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AHruSQ Dinner
Tomorrow

Convention reports and
plans for the year will be
featured at a dinner meet
ing of the Altrusa Club Of
Washington at $50 pm.
tomorrow at Bookings In
Stitution.
The delegates to the recent
convention of Altrusa Inter-
national in New Orleans were
the club president. Mrs. Bes-
sic Wood Cramer, director
Of supervision and instruc-
ton in the District Elemen-
tary Schools. and the vice
president. Mrs. Arthur B.
Groverman, commercial sup
ervisor. business Office sales
training. Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone Co.
Honored as woman Of the
month" will be DR.. Helen
Creighton, author of Law
Every Nurse Should Know"
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An Answer
To Child's
Snack Call
Continued From Page Be

Continued From Page BE-
oven to add a garnish Of fruit
or nuts.
An easy way to do this is to
mix q couple tablespoons Of
confectioners' sugar into q
thick paste with milk or water
and use it as q sort Of cement
to attach nuts or fruits to.
the cookies after you put
them on racks to cool.
Cereal Toffee Squares
Cookie Mixture:
u cup butter or margarine
u cup creamy style peanut
butter
! pound marshmallows
! tablespoon milk
4 cups crisp corn puffs. pulled
wheat. pulled rice, or
pre-sweetened pulled ce-
real
Topping:
2 6 ounces) packages semi
sweet chocolate bits
u cup sailed peanuts.
chopped
q cup Of any Of above ce.
reals
The cereal used for the
topping should be the one
selected for the cookie mix,
ture.
Combine butter, peanut
butter, marshmallows and
milk in a heavy Dutch oven.
Place over low heat and stir
constantly until all ingredi-
ents are melted and smooth.
Add cereal and stir until all
cereal is coated with peanut
butter mixture.
Remove from heat and turn
mixture into 2 CREASED pans
liza by ia by IA inches.
Press into even layer. Melt
chocolate bits in top Of
double boiler. Spread "a Of
chocolate over each pan Of
cookies and sprinkle tops
with chopped peanuts and
cereal.
Cool. Cut into bars and
squares. Makes about SO
squares.
Sour Cream Cookies
3 cups sifted flour
"a teaspoon baking soda
u cup hutter
cup sugar
n cup sour cream
/ teaspoon vanilla
egg
2 cups sugar coated corn
fakes
Sift together -four and
soda. Blend butter, sugar and
sour cream. Add vanilla and
egg and beat well. Stir in
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MODERN MARRIAGE
Your Five-Yedr-Old
Can Help With Work

own home in conjunction
with a masters thesis in the
School of Home Economics
at Cornell University.
She had a 5-year-old son
and found she could get a
lot of work out of him to his
great advantage.
The 5-year-old and his
friends can put away their
own outdoor things if there
is a storage unit for 1t near
the entrance Of the house.
An easy-to-handle wheeled
cart and a hand tray make
it possible for him to serve
and clear family meals.
The 5-year-old's play is
also made easier by work
simplification-that is, the
provision Of toys and equip
ment which he can set up
himself and use with q min
imum Of assistance from
adults.
He helps mother by help
ing himself when he has an
easel that is simple to put
up and II his records are
stored in an easy-to-reach
place near his record play
err"
Write me with q self-ad-
dressed. stamped envelope
for the free leaflet on family
teamwork by an expert on
the staff Of the American
Institute Of Family Relations.
Then get your 5-year-old
started on the road toward
becoming a partner in the
home rather than merely q
passenger.
1t may seem to you that
most of the work Of o small
child like this is play rather
than work. I hope the child
will carry this idea through
life, always feeling that the
work he is doing is something
he would like to do even II
he isn't being paid to do 1t.
Don't criticize the ehild's
achievements-but give him
Il" for effort. But always re-
member that his level Of ac-
compliShment isn't going to
be as good as yours.
Old Enough
Your boy is old enough to
set the table. empty ash
trays, dry ordinary dishes,
and. perhaps. answer the
phone. 1t is important that
he feel that he has real work
and not merely manufac-
tured work.
II he thinks he is actually
giving you some help, he
will be very proud. For this
reason. 1t Is useful to let him
work with you instead Of for
you. You are setting ~he
heavy and breakable things
on the table, for example,
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Lawn PortY PlGnned

Both the Lloyd Keller and
Zena Greenberg Chapters of
Deborah will sponsor a lawn
party and luncheon at noon
tomorrow at the home Of
Mrs. Charles Freidenberg,
1908 Harvey road. Silver
Spring, Md. Proceeds will 60
to the Deborah Sanitarium
and Hospital, Browns Mill,
N. j.
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BY DIR. POPENoE

There's no reason why a
5-year-old child should not
help around the house and
take a good deal of care of
himself besides!
That's my answer TO Mrs.
F. who is interested in my
arguments in favor Of family
teamwork. That's all right
II you have teen-agers," she
protests. but with a 5-year-
old child it's just a lot Of
work for mother"
In that case, there may be
more work for mother when
the 5-year-old becomes is
years old, Mrs. F. Unless you
get a child started early.
you're only looking for trou-
BILE later.
Mrs. Francena Nolan made
an interesting study in her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-10

while he is distributing the
silverware and napkins.
Or you are busting the
upper part Of a chair while.
with a smaller cloth, he is
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IT'S A DATE
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
BETHES DA.CHEVY
CHASE Chamber of Com
merce will have a fashion
show featured during the
field day events at the Be-
thesda Country Club. Jeri
Keye will do the commen-
tary for the show which will
feature fashions from II
stores in the B-CC area. Chill
dren's fashions from Happy
Time Toys. Lanes and Bey-
da's will be spotlighted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-10

wiping the rungs. Let him try
almost anything that isn't
dangerous either to him or
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Points for Parents ".4''l r''".. w.'...

Fsther-I'm going to conquer
him right now and make him
pick UP his toys when I tell
him to or he will think he never
has to obey me.
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Better For All The Family
Because "a To 2S% Better
In Complete Protein Content
Than Ordinary White And
Whole Wheat Breads!

In the brains hypOthalamic region,
the appetite control center acts, In
normal people, to increase your
appetite -. or -. to reduce your
appetite.
Eating some carbohydrate and
protein-containing food 80 to so
minutes before your regular meal is
an effective way to reduce your
appetite.
Can Sovs Money
Two slices Of Profile Special For
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kes The Place Of Ordinary Appetite Appeasement Wafer
a MINUTES Before r., Lunca
>, and s Dinner EAT Slices Ices
S' to Curb Your Appetite

mula Bread 80 to 60 minutes before
lunch and dinner should help ap-
pease your appetite effectively.
Four slices Of Profile Special
Formula Bread cost about a nickel.
Many ordinary waters, pills and
tablets, used for appetite appease-
ment. cost up to twice as much
to take.
Higher Complete Protein
Actually, a one-pound Profile
Special Formula Loaf gives you
about 249c more complete protein
than ordinary whole wheat bread;
about $50 more than ordinary
white bread. Because 1t contains
milk's amazing protein booster"
-lactalbumin.
I slices supply about as much
, 1957-12-07
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VOL. li3 SATURDAY, DECEMBER . 1857 NO. 1858
, 1957-12-07
FESTIVAL PROGRESSING

FESTIVAL PROGRESSING
THE CHRISTMAS Festival Committee has taken
two steps which deserve much commentator. They are
the publishing of a booklet, and the extension OF lnVl-
tations to natives on the mainland. Little by little these
steps will begin to pay big dividends in increased recog-
milton and satisfaction to all concerned.
THESE ISLANDS can stand all the publicity they
can get. We were too long in recognizing that fact. But
now that we are on the way nothing should stop us.
The booklet of the Christmas Festival serves as another
avenue of telling our story to the world, a move from
which much good can and will come.
ASFOR THE invitations to Virgin Islanders on the
mainland there is particular satisfaction in this corner
for, it will be recalled, this is the spot from which the
idea came. And after all, what are ideas except to be
shared with others and used to the best advantage Of
all concerned?
ALONG WITH III invitations went posters tell
ing of the Festival. That was a good move, and every
one is glad for it. Virgin Islanders on the mainland need
even further ties with their home. Time was when the
only form Of contact was the mail, and that was once a
month. Then came the Transfer, and things stepped up.
Today, the flying time between these Islands and the
United States is six hours, SO that a long weekend in
the Islands is becoming common.
THIS FESTIVAL. IDEA is a good one, and as time
passes its advantages will become increasingly clear.
More and more people will be working with it, and be-
fore long it will become part and parcel OF the life OF
this Island. This Festival could also provide for the
Christmas season what the Carnival provides for Saint
Thomas for that occasion. In fact. each has its place.,
and each makes its contribution.
EVERYTHING CONSIDERED this 1857 Festival
will go over big
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RELP-MEN

SALESMAN to sell and service life
insurance on route in D. c, Start
ing pay. $50 weekly. NE. e-2S4O
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LAW SCHOOL
GRADUATES

ouTsr ANpINo OPPORTUNITIES
In the N. z. and Ions Island Area
A large. yet expanding CASUALTY
insurance company has several INT
opportunities Whieh will utilize an.
challenge your legal background
Excellent salary and unusual pene
fts program.
Please Submit Resume Including
AGE and Educational Background
BOX NO. 3b1-O, STAR
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ENGINEERS
ELEcrRoN1c MECHANICAL
ELECTRONIC
MECHANICAL

ELECTRONIC MECHANICAL
Most engineers in the Washington area are familiar
with MELPAR and are aware OF how we have grown
during the short span Of 10 years. from our initial
conception to q firmly established organization
Subsidiary Of the Westinghouse Air Brake Co., and
the largest industrial research laboratory In the
Washington area.
The growth of our company has, Of course, been
accompanied by the growth Of the individual engi-
neers on our staff They have found no lengthy
waiting period before the opportunity for ADVANCE
ment presents itself As soon as they are prepared
to accept additional responsibility, 1t Is given.
Individual recognition is fundamental for advance
ment at MELPAR. Years Of experience, age, senior
ity are all secondary to the merit Of an engineers
lob performance in determining his growth
Consider this invitation to visit our laboratory
in Falls Church We are proud of our company and
welcome the opportunity to discuss its merits and
how you can become a member Of our expanding
technical staff.
FOR AN APPOINTMENT
CALL TECHNICAL PERSONNEL REPRESENTATIVE
JE. 10000 EXTENSION 2l4
Openings presently available in the following
fields:
Network Theory 'Radar and Counter
Systems Evaluation measures
sAutomation 'Packaging Electronc
'Mcrowave Technique Equipment
sIJHF VFIF or SHF 'Pulse Circutry
Receivers 'Microwave Filters
.Analoe Computers 'Flight Simulators
'Digtal Computers 'Servomechanisms
Magnetic Tape 'Sunmniaturizatior
Handling Electro Mecnanca designs
equality Control and Test Engineering
'Antenna Design
Apply in Person
Monday Through Friday
AM to 4 PM.
CLOSED THURSDAY MAY 30
MELPAR, INC.
SUBSIDIARY OF WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD. FALLS CHURCH. VA.
(Take Arnold W. Bus From 18th and e sts. NV.
70 Plant Entrance)
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SALESMAN

Exper.,. for sportsyear dept. IN nne
llertised branded quality merchandise.
Excel. opportunity for high earnings
and advancement. Liberal discounts
l2n personal purchases. Apply Mr..
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
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LIFEGUARDS

LIFEGUARDS
MaII'C e.r. mSsGs h nse.ay ss.
1928. Apply HOT SHoPPEs, l34i
q q. NV, RIM. 300.
Linoleum Mechanics
Must be theroughly experienced
sober. dependable, 50 per hour. Per.
manent Job. UNIVERSAL FLOORS
WO. 0-Ob2O.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR. night shlit
union shop; oyer scale, Apply Glib
LINOTYPE OPERATIONS. 1880 q
1890; union shop; cdr cond excel
T T0Tei9y fSnd TSpo sss HE Mo'iT
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MACHINISTS

We have openings for 2 good pre-.
eislon machinists Interested IN proto-
type construction of r and d in.
Instrumentation. This Is q challenginl
rewerd-opportunity for oualifeh per
liberal fringe benefits. FOR Interview
call JU. $4,000 or write
PHOTOGRAMMETRY, INC,
1901 Eastern Ave. silver Spring. Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

LAWN MOWER MECHANIC. full:
W. crsisie. PENDExTToN HARD.
WARE. 1890 Ga. ave. Wheaton,
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HELP-MEM
Police PYts., $4100-$498(

PLUMBER. must know local code
new work. Hand tools and transp
O necessity. Call WA. 7-9h3R
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HELP-MEM

G s.,a. service. HEt ApDI; . FL s ssi
pm ssos 10th y. ne. O'oO
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SALESMAN

Lumber and millwork. to handle
previous millwork experience.
WASHINGTON LUMBER CO.
TEL. Gilmore $4,000
Baitimore an. Nd
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Police Pvts., $4100-$498O
MONT. COUNTY, MD.
H. s. grad. or equiv. GER
tificate. Must be between 81
80, 5'8", excel. phys. cond.,
ret. plan, annual and sick
leave; uniforms and equip
supplied and maintained
Apply Personnel Office, Co.
Office Bldg, Rockville, Md.
or call Poplar 2-2121, ext.
S1S.
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Earn 5000 per week and up selling
the best line Of sewing machines
on the market: all appointments
furnished: must have car. expert.
ence helpful but not necessary. Ap-
MR MARTIN
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Liquor Clerk Salesman
Beginning Salary $S373
Per Year


Merit system employment
Montgomery County Gov
eminent. For further in
formation, write, phone OF
visit Personnel Office, Coun-
lty Office Bldg, Rockville
Md. Poplar 2-2l2l, ext. Sl3
LITH0-PLATEMAkER, exper. knowi,
edge Of deep etch preferred, but not
essential; daywork. Call METRO
LtTHO., AP, 7-Dto0.
MACHINIsT, well experienced with
laundry machinery. Call La. 0-2O47
MACHINIsT AND EXPERIENCED
APPRENTICE; Bethesda area. Cal
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ENGINEER

Colored, 9th class license. Downtown
apt. bldg. Local references required.
Familiar with stoker and air eondi-
tiontng. Salary open. Call n.
Al 3OQ for fntervieW
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RELP-MEN

MERCHANDIsE TRAINEE. wholesal.
food CO., leading TO sales, car furn.
start $40. ABBEY PERSONNEL
1888 Eye. NV. ST. 3-0190.
MGR. TRAINEES, gas station, career
o 9DpSs os start TO- $500. ABBEY
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ENGINEER

White. 3rd class. for chief resident
engineer, IN new de luxe, air-eondi-
toned apartment house nov under
construction; must have experience
in air conditioning: 2 bedrm., air
conditioned apartment included: ref
erences REQUIRED. See Mr.. Henry or
RANDALL II. HAoNER q co.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-09
1923 VERMONT AVE. NV.
TWO BEDROOMS
NEWLY DECORATED

trial business section. and i block O
l4th st carline. Rent. SS5, heat
hot water and new refrigerator ant
eas range included; vacant. T,
inspect. see manager, ME S-9140
B F SAUL CO. Dl5 10Th ST. NV.
MA. S-2l00.