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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-25
YOUNG MAN

1890, 10 work in retail appliance
store, Inside sales only No expert
ence Ambition and intelligence are
the only qualifications necessary
Chance for Advancement and hlgher
salary. TX. 3:Is01 or ia. 5.23D2
BOY, cqlored. TO- help in grocery
store, Call ". S-474b
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Observation-Disclosures

You work evenings only to sell
necessary. We make the appoint
ments for you, 15cs comm. on slip
covers. Call THE YARD STICK. Elk.
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SECURITY SALESMAN

Must be experienced VIII supply
live leads and some house accounts
plus q. liberal drawing account
Phone for appointment. MR.. JOHN
c. KAHN, RE. 7-S676.
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Marriott Motor Hotel
ROOM CLERK

Experience preferred but not nee
essary. Age to 40. Should be flexible
enough to work day or night hours.
Top opportunity for career In motor
hotel field.
DOORMAN
Hours: 300 p.m.-l1:00 pm, No
experience necessary. Age to 40,
APPLY HOT SHOPPES INC.
19AI n CT N w EM 0nn
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|Destroyer,Tu e
|CoIIide;1Deud

NORFOLK. Va. Dec. 3 tR.-
"A Warwick VA tugboat cap
tain was killed in the collision
Of q Navy destroyer-eScort and
q small Army tug in the Eliza
beth river near here last night.
Another tug crewman was
missing and a third was
rescued.
The victim was identified as
Joseph B. Lewis. Missing is
william Corbin Of Norfolk. Va.
There were no casualties
aboard the USS Holder, which
was damaged slightly.
The 45-foot tug. owned by
the Hampton Roads Army Ter
minal here. beached itself and
sank after the collision. 1t was
en- route to the terminal with
a barge in tow when the COLI
sion occurred.
The survivor, James Whed-
bee. said:
II heard the destroyer blow
The captain yelled for us TO
get out. I ran for the stern
and was knocked overheard
just a second before the de-
stroyer hit. The destroyer
picked me Up shortly after
ward"
The weather was clear at the
time OF the collision.
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Soldier, n, Killed.
3 Others Injured

MARSHALL, Va, Dec. 3
Especially "A soldier stationed
at the Army Signal Corps in
stallation at Vint Hill Farms,
Va, was killed and three others
injured. one Of them critically,
when their car ran of Route II
near here last night and went
over an embapkment.
Pvt. Jack w. Cheek. %. Of
RID. 2, College Park, Ca. was
pronounced dead on arrival at
the Warren Memorial Hospital
at Front Royal.
In critical condition at the
same hospital Is Pvt. Bobby M.
FARRELL. ~, Of Savannah. Ca.
described by Trooper c. F.
Saunders as the driver Of the
car.
Two other soldier occupants
OF the car were injured but not
seriously, They we're James r
Freeman, %, OF Atlanta. Ca.
and James r. Weiss, 20. Of Bar
ton, Wis.
All four were removed to the
hospital by The Plains VA
Rescue Squad after the accident
about II pm. two miles west OF
tlAs Fauquier County commu-
nifty.
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New Town Due
Near Waldorf

Plans for development OF a
large new suburban commu-
nifty near Waldorf. Md. were
expected to be announced today
BY Los Angeles building firm.
Spokesman said the firm Of
Desser & Garfield would an
nounce the purchase OF some
5000 acres surrounding Wal
dorf in Charles County for To-
cation OF homes. schools and
business firms.
The new community would
house some 1000 10 $4,000 per-
sons in homes ranging from the
$4,000 class up 10 the SIS, 900
TO $40. 900 range.
Waldorf is a community Of
about 1900 persons about 20
miles from Washington Just
across the Prince Georges
County line.
The spokesman said most OF
the land being purchased in the
deal is now wooded or farm
land.
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Hospital Faces
Financial Crisis

A financial crisis may force
Children's Hospital TO drop or
curtail part Of its medical char
tiles program for INDECENT chill
dren.
Judge j. Edgar Murdoch.
president Of the hospital board.
said in a report submitted yes
terday that the hospital car
ries "the entire charity load for
INDECENT children Of this area"
and that financial reserves are
swiftly disappearing. The re-
port was given to the annual
meeting of the incorporators
and members Of the hospital.
Judge Murdoch, who Is chief
Judge Of the United States Tax
Court, declared that losses have
declined recently but that they
are still large.
He said the institution lost
S20i 1929 over the l2-month pc
Rod ending October 81. 1855
1t lost $125.226 over the same
period ending last October 81
He blamed a lack Of local and
Federal Government support
for the situation as well as in
sufficient community interest.
Six directors were elected OF
reelected to five-year terms on
the board. They include Judge
Murdoch, r. B. Swope, DR.. Ed
gar P. Copeland. James H
Lemon. Charles d. Drayton and
Charles c. Glover, jr.
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Meeting on Sofety
Set in Baltimore

A luncheon meeting TO map
plans for q safety campaign
against traffic accidents during
the Christmas holidays will be
held at the Sheraton Belvedere
Hotel in Baltimore at 1918
pm. tomorrow.
The meeting at which Mary
lands Gov. McKeldin will be
the main speaker. is sponsored
by the Maryland Tfafhc Safety
Commission In cooperation
with the liquor industry in this
area.
Some 500 persons--about the
same number as killed in traffic
accidents In Maryland since
January 1-have been invited
as guests OF Milton s. Kron-
helm. a wholesale liquor dealer
In Washington, according TO
Paul e. Burke, executive di-
rector Of the commission.
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tax based on gross receipts and
Virginia license tags for Its
buses.
s. Harrison Kahn. attorney
representing the Alexandra
Bancroft a. Washington Transit
Co. the Gray Line. Suburban
Transit Co. and Atwood't
Transport Lines. Inc. pointed
out that, II ID. c. Transit
stays below the ga per cent re-
turn on It's investment and
loses on It's Virginia operation
II will get a substantial tax
reduction. He recalled ID. C.
Transit got a $376. 5000 District
fuel tax exemption only last
Friday from the District Public
Utilities Commission.
The seven companies feel
that d. c. Transit is invading
its territory and that In grant
ing a special permit for con-
tract carrier service TO 1t. the
ice set a precedent. which Il
opposed by bus companies gen.
orally.
Some OF the compliments
officials feel that. in entering
Government contract service
In Northern Virginia. d. c
Transit may be paving the
way for regular mass-trans.
portation there In competition
with established buslines.
Mr.. Kahn brought out on
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Hearing Dote Set
On B&O Request

BALTIMORE. Dec. 3 R.-
The Public Service Commission
today set January Is to hear
arguments from the Baltimore
e. Ohio Railroad on why II
should be allowed to discontinue
all passenger service between
Baltimore and New York.
The railroad filed petitions
for the discontinuance with the
public service commissions OF
Maryland. Delaware and Penn
Sylvania on November II.
1t claimed it is losing SIS
million a year on the passenger
service.
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part Of q legislative program
which discriminates against
them.
Mrs. DeFebio said she was
not surprised by the State
courts decision. She added:
The State Of Virginia has
Just declared her unwillingness
to assume the responsibility
that goes with States rights.
My lawyers and I hoped she
would acknowledge her duty TO
the United States and to the
world without Federal action.
Since she will not, /. Of course.
am appealing the case to the
Supreme Court Of the United
States. If after seeing the Vir-
ginia Supreme Court decision
my lawyers find 1t appealable.
II 1t is not appealable. ! shall
begin the case all over again
Il expected the decision oe-
cause I feel what Is wrong with
the world Is wrong with this
case. The moral issue has not
been backed up by the people
with everything they've got"
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examination that D. G.
Transit charges more for its
bus charter service than II Is
charging the Government
through the Defense Depart
ment contract. But MIR. Flan-
agan pointed out that "of
course the rates are different
and should be-" He said there
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that the commission has been
dragging its feet. The PLAN
ming commission has answered
that the county needs a "dy-
manic planning leader"
The commission last month
received reports from consult
ants on the commercial and In
dustrial aspects Of the county's
development.
Last night the planning COM
mission adopted the sanitary
sewer portion Of the master
plan and discussed the storm
drainage and highway parts
The water portion was adopted
last week.
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the case 70 the Feoeral trlpu-
nal, provided her attorneys
md grounds for an appeal.
Mrs. DeFebio's two sons,
Nicky. Q. and Teddy. II. were
dropped from Fairfax County
schools last April because she
refused to sign pupil placement
applications for them. She
went to court challenging the
constitutionahty Of the place.
mcnt law. charging it was part
Of a scheme TO fiout the SUI
preme Court desegregation de-
cision which she supported.
In refusing to order readmjs-
sion OF the DeFebio boys. the
State court did not pass on
validity Of the placement law
under the Federal Constitution
1t said, in effect. that she was
not in a position to challenge
the laws constitutionality
since a denial Of her rights was
not at issue. Federal courts
have held in cases involving
Negro students that they can
not be compelled to use the
placement law because 1t Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

Examiner Allen Hagerty OF the
commission. continued today
James II. Flanagan. former
chairman OF the District Pub
lie Utilities Commission and
now vice president. controller
and treasurer OF D. c, Transit
Is under oss-examination.
His company has a temporary
ice permit for Government
contract operations connecting
facilities In Northern Virginia
the District and nearby Mary
land by bus routes. II Is seek
ing permanent authority. bull
this is being fought by seven
bus companies. d. c. Transit
has a contract. which began or
July |. with the Defense De-
partment to furnish the service
Cross-examination Of Mr.
Flanagan yesterday developed
that. In allocating costs TO Ia
Virginia operation, d. C
Transit failed 10 include q
number OF items the complain
ants said should have beer
added Because OF a low bid. ID. c
Transit got the contract. bui
the complaining companies
said It is selling the service be-
low cost.
They contend that d. C
Transit should have charged
against It's Virginia operation
fuel taxes. q 2 per cent road
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mile on the Government oper-
alton expenses with the 62.6
cents per mile for d. c. Tran
sits system wide bus operation
alone. Streetcar operations
are not included.
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Planners and Lundberq
Concur on Stoff Aide

The Arlington Planning Commission last night unofcialy
concurred compromise agreement with County Manager
controversial proposed changes in the plan
ming stan status
Lundberg told the commission he will recommend to
County Board Saturday that "eminently qualified
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person DC IlEcu Oh u tctuputd NJ
basis for full-time work on the
commercial and industrial por-
tons Of q long-range master
plan.
He said he has In mind such
a person. The new employs
would work under the director
Of planning. he said.
The planning commission
previously had argued for the
creation Of a position Of co.
ordinator Of planning and COM
munity development" which
would be second only to the
county manager in rank and
salary. Mr.. Lundberg has OPP
posed such q change.
Mr.. Lundberg maintained
that he should not make pub
lie the name OF the person ne
thinks should be added to the
planning stan prior TO his re-
port Saturday to the County
Board. The Planning Commits
sion then voted to go into exec
utive session.
Arlington's slow progress to-
ward q master plan for the
future growth and development
Of the county was the basis for
the clash between the planning
commission and the county
manager at the last County
Board session. At that time,
Mr.. Lundberg and the commits
sion were asked to confer on q
solution.
Mr.. Lundberg has commended
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are many expenses in charter
services not present In the Gov
eminent operation.
Mr. Flanagan also con-
tended 1t Is not possible to
compare the 30.7 cents per
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| Competitors Tell ice
OF Aid to D. C. I ronsit

Exemption from District for which other bus
panes are liable gives the Transit System tremendous
advantage its competitors Joint board hearing at the
Interstate Commerce Commission told yesterday
hearings before board composed OF ocials from
regulatory bodies the District Maryland and Virginia and
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Mrs. DeFebio to Attempt
Supreme Court Appeal

Theo T. DeFebio hopes TO her fight against
Vgnias Pupil Placement Law the United States Supreme
Court.
The Fairfax County mother whose suit for readmisson Of
her public schools denied yesterday by the
Virginia Supreme Court OF Appeals said she intends present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

COUPLE, hutier-chaniieaf and cool
for 2 adults: complete care Of
GOOD home N excel loci Qthel
help: iive-lni be ellcIents clean
s ssss; oid s..i 81 sssi fSa e'ls'' %
WOMAN 10 LIVE I'M care Tor Z
scho0l-ased children; room, board
sun. and Tuss. only.
RUPnBns EMPLOYMENT A0cY
has these Jobs openi 3 10 81 81
fins e. saj: saoS SO q ss.h. & dsss "a u, ASS'
fare i9-ziso, aayr $50; fare Az
$3.50. $50; start. SO, s days
ssai..a ~ saIS s AIS AK. \. /. yora' 80
RBFfNND C0LORRD GRE, 30-3O;
e.h.M live I'M. eun.-Mon. on; z
Rsis' $50 80. S.SiS7 after i0 D.
YOUNG WOMAN coioFsd; live IN,
h.h-day VIZ. g.h.w and some Iron.
bath: good sal. for right person;
HSsi f sEssi Iss; 81. l isl1 g. Call
RELlABLg WHITE WOMAN, after.
Moons, days: genefaI hqusework'
near All; HOSPITAL. After Q wkdaysl
IA. 5-70t2.
MIDDLE-A0KD WIRE WOMAN
wanted 20 care for 2 mother
less children, aoes 3 and Z; live
erences, ~. p-O467.
INTELLIGENT white maid. oeorGe.
town house, for hOuaakPeptng
ably 70 drive car, but not necsl.
sary, Good wages. Box $500
coLoKED LADY 70 live IN. S6sFs
work with another lady. Your
stairs, 3 DAYS . week. every other
sun, on plus day 4 VII. on: air-
eond. bedroom, weeks paid va
cation annually. All appllancss.
dishwaaher, laundry, dfief. etc, /:
SO per week and meais. CAL IN.
3-oAIFs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

s is 4 ss's.s ssp':s ~ N s: q:
tern; retired couple (uhitel pref
u. 9-tebe or ~, 3-eft1,
CI0Ah CLEnk. experienced. 4 pm
70 1880 pm. pRUo PLAZA. 900
m0fGL DESK CLgRK White, fol
dny ohift. ERper, PIX; midtown
location, Boz iB1-R, star
INTERI0R DECORATI0N and de,
sian instructor. for eve. classes q
leadlne art school. degree 81
$40 pm, ewes, WI; cow
downtown location. Call Registrar
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LUNCHEONETTE
SODA FOUNTAIN
MANAGER

Rxeeptionai opportunity n you
are an artist with Ice cream, Also
soda fountain attepdsnts Al nev
eauipmenN Mr.. WALTERS bosi
RESIDENT M0R.--Man and wife
complete charge new at-unit BLDG
f sss .s 81 az sssr, plus 'D'n ''ia''
sALEs PERSONNEL and manasefs,
full or part time; aut0mohilt
needed. guaranteed income. tu-
s su.s room Room GA, hi, 1.6ose
TYPlsT---Will train ON iBM pro-
poriional spaeing machines, for
compositlan work: under 30 yra.
Several osenssss fef raritypist
and proof readers: good wages,
company dement's. Call HU
3-30et for appt.
BARN $50 A WEEK In your SPAR
time selma our me line of boxed
Christmas cards Particulars eenl
on request. cREKDe. ai2 tOtf
81 NV
MAN to work on farm. wife cool
and do houeework, In southern
Nd: A-rm. bungeiow; all COW
TOP wages. Detail last 3 Yrs, ol
work. Must have Al ref Write
full particulars, Boz l3p-0, star
EXTRA cAsn-sell Christmas anc
everyday greeting cards, eitl
items and novelties, also Christ
mas impfintsi high profits as
sured. samples on APPROVAL, write
call or vlslt. MA6TERcRAFI
STUDIOS, 1000 n 81. nv. Dept
8. Df. 7-0n0e.
COUPLE for estate In Arlington--
Man. care Of ereunds and animal.
won, g.h.W. and cook. IA. 7-eSId
PART TIME, man. or woman: hI..'
Pri,, go. selling and clerical
work: person should have attrae-
tive personality, be able 70 a.
sumo Tesponsinility and make IN.
Quietly. Apply CUSTOM SHADE
4 AWNING. 1905 Rockville pike,
Rockville. Nd. HA. 7-744I.
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TYPIST

Pull time. permanent. vhitss speed
81 so v.p.m. and some recent work
experience; mostly letter typins,
but machine transcrihing II you ike
New building. ideal conditions.
ssn .s.n . snd . ane Group q e 1o Eirls
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MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
OR MAN AND WIFE

sssd. insiitufionai SaeEsround De.
lsirahle but not necessary. For IN.
terviev call Mr.. FRAZIER. ST
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RELP-DOMEsIle
COOK

COOK
European or Spanish. for private
home. references required. othel
help employed. 5000 monthly. Cal
WO. 6-4502. or apply 81 41Ol
LINEAR ave. NV.
EUROPEAN COOK-G.H.W., live in
nice upstairs rn. with hath: COW
nv. home: other help employed
top salary for exper. person. Wo
o-3lb3.
G.HW. AND COOK. live-in; adults
local refs.; Sis daya wO. o-3el6
CIV. part time. II ,30-5. Mon.
Wed. nj: fond Of children
Sl2: so VIZ: excel. refs. HE. T.
G.MW.-PLAIN COOKING, fond o
small children: 5 days; Q through
8 dinner. refs. exDef.; $50 4
atart: permanent position. OIL
CIV, plain eookins: 81 days
must have reference. Call between
10 and s. OR. 3-4351.
c;h.w- plain cooking 1--we y
child. OF Sun and Wed. New
home. al mod. cow. Bradlel
blvd. River I'd area. Good recen
loe. refs. required. $40 vk. OIL
$500.
H0UsEKEgPER and companion fol
semt-invaiid; good home for rlghl
party. CO. b-1074
HOUsRKEEPER. white. under so
Christian. eeneral housework
plain cooking, marketing refs
health certificates: 3 adults. LA
6-94gt.
HOUsEKBEPER-COOK With oVI
car. for couple IN lovely home jus
across Chain Bridge: part time
Write BOZ ss7-o. Star y sun
M0UsEKEEPER. GOOD cook. live In
near 7 Corners. Va No children
SALARY $50. References, u. 2.
O742.
BOUSEKkEPER, white light house
work and cookinE. for couple. Sal
ary S29 per week. RA. 6-S574.
nOUsEKKEPER-Llve IN. s35. Mus
be exper. with local refs. Workinl
parents, l sehool-age child. beau
tifui rambler. own I'm. with TV
OIL 4-1Ofs.
HOUsExEEPER, live In: 2 ehll,
dreni references. 5h days: S3b
Call u. a-1033.
HOUsEKEEPER. white. under 80
open. "A. 5-9572 after q pm,
HOUsEKEEPER PLAIN COOK
temporary for mo-. live In. cart
duired: SIS per wk JU. $3.50
H0UsEKEEPER. white, 1880. fol
/ notherless home: DAUGHTER. q
1--we in; $50 VIZ. Ov 3-2076
HousEKEEPER. $40 PER WEEK
10 am. ~ after dinner Mon.
RI, Coed cook recent ref and Lex. exp
after 3 ~ pm, Oil. 4.saosso' ''O'
HOUsEWORKERs. Ninety go
New York area; 'Sso-s4S Der weei
with free room and board. Ticket
sent DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT
AoEncY I5l East 1l6th st., New
LIVE IN, G.H.W', plain cooking
help with children. II. 6-4s5S.
| khNE-AN MAID u.ufNa care OF
children: recent references; b-day
week S3b. ~. s-3270.
LIyE-IN. CIV, CHILDCARE-
S a. y v .:s1, o os SS ssEssr' sa'
n,a .JI', y, ~ M T s.,C spn ., ~
dish washer, disposal, washing
machine. dryer, ironer. IA. 2-0ai Q
MAID-Puil time. 1--we In or out
Hours for ilve-in. 7:3O am. unit
after dinner. or, liye-out, 7.3O Y
5. Sep. airs. avail. with outsid
entrance. Sundays Oh. Must b
good housecleaner, laundress
presser. Must do coOklne Of
Thursdays and able to serve a
occasional dinner parties. Goo,
disposition and ability TO ret al0nl
with other servants. Must b.
permanent. Call OIL 4-2lsl bet
| bj0 and $50 Sat or Mon o
| 1890 am, 10 = pm, Tues. Sal
airy open for discussion
MAID. g.hv and plain cookins
nice rm.. pvt, bath and .TVi mus
be fond Of children and have goGi
recent refs. Live In. $40 VIZ AM
some bonuses Thursday spf ever,
other sun on VIII, H-4:ih:l.
MAID, colored live in: Is days. s35
ONLY this" with best OF references
need apDlv OIL 0-BJ@f
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NTBaTlOMs.--
(coNilNUlDI

nTKNO0RAPnEn. Al. part time
as typlst, research OF sfllInei edit
maniacripts AID 9-3Oab,
TYpIBT, colored. expeF.. desires
R .ssss' "''A " pm ~
WOMAN NON ~ yH ne. ir0nips q cleaning Y
6.Obt0 AFTER IL = :.
WOMAN wants child care In pvt.
family o. PVT. school e hesp a!i,l
WOULD like no PLACE my excel.
ngreemaid, . days VII, from 10
MfDDLE AGED LADY viii care for
mntherleHs home good cook, very
s sssih s sss, with children ao Boz
cOIORED LADY desires steady Job
- store helper. maid or other
cleaning JOB 0 Am. 10 9 pm.
COLORED LADY wants cleaning Of
i6Iour6 thurs. Refs. III 7-i5sS.
COL0nED LADY desires position
~ Doctors assistant, feceptionigts
nursing exper. Call Lu. 2.k14b.
c0LORKD PRAC. NURSE wishes
Job; 3 or q days q week. Hosp,
trained, exper. In eonsAiescent
! home o. pvt. duty. Hudson J-74i0.
COLORED WOMAN. RELIABLE de-
sires lob a. stock eirl, exper. or
store maid. LII. 1-3tl7,
Tw0 C0LORED GIRLS desire
counter work. salad, sandwich. or
once eleanlns. 1u. 2-62l6.
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BEDRO0M. bid rock mspls, orig
sun. and 1sekdays. 81 2-4746.
.p1laS %.IIss ss ssa WI s SSy5 81
BEDRM.. modern bleachec mabog. !,
bed, 2 chests. might tablest
rr soipe or;s ssss e s.lI io1 ss Rsa
Avail, Sundays and weekdays De.
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TYPISTS
TO TRAIN AS
TRANSCRIBERS

II you are q fast and &C
surate typist with some
business experience or bust
cess school we would like
70 consider you for ouI
sranscriber training pro-
gram. SIS minimum start
ing salary. we pay more for
experience. Excellent work
ing conditions, 5-day week,
8 to 4::30.
Government Employees
Insurance Co.
Got A GOVERNMENT AoKNcY)
ian fEEEERsEL ssPFssL{F wv
8 AN. 70 3 PM
4oEpAY THROUGH THURSDAY
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lcoNflAUtDl
TESTER

We viii train for assembly and
tsStlng u electro-iaeehAnieal IN;
stYuments; permanent commercial
JOB: company dement's. Apply $50.
3 pm. Mon. thronah FRI, or cal
10. 4-0t22 for apt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
1858 OPPORTUNITY

National concern has vaeany
Jan. l, for dstermined. capable
woman am so4 - M a.,,, haS VA. ability
unique position Of interesting. d.
versified duties. neither once Of
sales. Prefer direct-to-home sales
management expef. but not neees-
sary. Pull time and car required.
Unlimited income. For local inter-
view. promptly send brief resume
70 Boz ls4-O, Star.
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LATER THAN YOU TnINK'

NEEDED IMMEDIATELY
Live In. practical nurse at
tendant I rn. 10 assume chafgt
email infrmary; temporary diree.
t0r-coOk.
Salaries good
Movine 10 new home In Ceorge-
Cali Mrs. Tabsr. Episcopal
oHuRcH HOME, 1918 Wisconsin
ave NV EN- 3.O473,
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MISUNDERSTANDING

CURTAINS. washed and stretched
g. home rean. rates. Call hA
|KxREn., reliable colored Hirl. iiksl
children, would like days worh
Mon. Wed, Thurs. ep. a-B4D3,
CIV. reliable colored lady. refs.
days q week. II. 3A6J06.
GIRL. coiored. wants days work
sleAnine and ironing: refs. HI
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HOUsEKEEPER. white. under 80.
for father, sons: ifnmed. Salary
open. "A. 5-g572 after . pm,
HOUsEKEEPER PLAIN COOK
temporary for ! mo. 1--we In; care
for / infant and I child; refs re-
duired: $35 per wk. ~. 5-6l45.
HOUsEkEEPER, white, 1880. for
notherless home: daughter, o:
live in; $50 VIZ. Ov 3-2076