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the school viii entertain parents dur
Ing the annual Christmas musical
pr0orani Parents NAV consult with
the teachers a. $50 pm,
Taylor--The school chorus will en-
teftaln 81 : pm. 81 the school 1900
N stuart street, ArIinsson, Va.
Kent Gardens. FBr Representative
James : hsais VII SPEAK On ,.chime
Hayeesk Fairfax County ssh0oI
FaIIs Church. ~, W sshoel e Ell tsi.,,.
Nil snie1 h AZ chsEs.m sa9y pr s@
al "a pm IN whssson' Nd
NQttinGham--A christmas. program
viii be prevented TUESDAY and Wednes-
day IT Little Falls road and North
wednesday
Area A Couneil---A $50 am meet
lne VIII be held IN the stanton school,
Naylor read and alabama ,.s,. avs NUE. sc
viii Ne held At ! pm q the school
Alabama avenue and aath pl. Sc.
Bennlns--A christmas proEram Is
planned at the school, Minnesota ave-
nue. and Foote street ne.
Thursday
Bowen Two oFiEinal plays
will be presented by students ~ Bowen
school located Al Third and X streets
Burrvtlle-A parent teAeheT confer
enee will be held from T.30 to $50
D M followed by q Christmas program
At Division avenue and HAYES street
Il. d. cooke--''uood win 70 Men"
will be the title OF 4 ehtldrent pros
gram al seventeeth and Euclid streets
oaRe--A Christmas pageant will be
given at the school Second and y
streets NV. Following o. p pm, MIS-.
Alice Elan. director Of elementary edu.
cation In charge Of curriculum. VIII
explain the new report eards
oarrison--A hake sale viii be hello
At $50 pm. followed BY Christmas
pFoaTam
Naile-A Christmas pageant Is 20 be
given AZ Fiftteth and G streets Z
Patterson - santa Always Comes
viii be presented bv the pupils A. Z 80
pm at the school. South capitol ter
race and Darrinaton street S.W
Payne--A business meeting mlNed
With carols will be held IT Fifteenth
and q streets Sc
synhsx-Ths Eiee CLUB viii entertain
a. the school Hat and n streets = "
Tyler---A Christmas pFOgfam VIII be
given BY the pupils at 1850 pm AZ
Tenth and q streets Sc
niAdenshuFg--A Z 80 m. ChTtstmAs
urogram will be presented at the hlA-
densburg mid School auditorium.
-
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school otehestre viii play while the
kenllwuFth pupils present , Christmas
play 1t Carver school auditorium,
whillinehaln and Lane places NE.
Eekineton---A Christmas program
V scheduled Al the school FIRST and
Our streets MI.
Garrett Pa tteFson Junior HiEh--A
REGULAR meetins win be held at Tenth
oiddinss.tennox = The too.voiee
forum tori At TIE annual chtissmas pro pro-
gram, Fourth and q streets S,E.
Merritt--A f:an pm, parents-teach-
eTs conference Win preeede Z yule
n I,,su,. 1. : pm Fiftieth and Hayes
a'' Ne,,s 81 Aak. sal. 4. gao nm.
srade carol sins are scheduled At the
auditorium, Fourth and w streets NV
-Wehb--A general business
meeting g ..la., VAL b held at Fourteenth and
Rishsfasen--A : m. business meet
ine Is planned at the school, Fifty
third and Blaine streets NE
Wo0dfidge--A white elephant sale,
bake sale and Christmas pLogEam
and Central avenues NE
Partridge Movies Of the school will
b eshoun at $3.50 pm, ct Guy Mason
Rsersetlon Center :, WISCONSIN avenue
Mount vernon elementary SCHOOL,
The Tableau Of the Christmas story
along with . choral reading u me
Scriptures and the capella Choir VIII
ee the entsstainmsns a. aa, ssoV Mount
Charles BaFrett---A Christmas pro-
gram viii be siven in he Alexandria.
Va school auditorium.
Hish Point--The music groups OF
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densed versions OF the
preliminary plan have been
published and are available on
request to the Urban Renewal
Division of the National Capt.
tai Planning Commission or
the once OF Urban Renewal at
the District Building
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toffete shade with
ScelIoped bottom
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salt If necessary. and ginger. if desired.
Simmer several minutes longer. Spoon
over chicken breasts and serve with
avocado slices, tiny red tomatoes and
fresh herbs. Yield: 6 portions.
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Th'e Weeks
Mock P0aChed
Egg In Toast

Mock poached egg in toast is the name
Judy Shaw. IS. Of Berkeley, Calf, gives
to this neVer-fail breakfast trick. With a
small biscuit cutter, she removes the cen
tiers Of bread slices and puts these aside
for canapes. The slices with the holes in
the middle are buttered both sides and
into . hot frying pan. Drop-slide eggs
into holes. quickly brown. Turn and
brown topsides. Time: about two min
utes. The eggs will be soft in the center
as if poached, but win have fried look.
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Continued from preceding page
Cake. Fruit With Berry Sauce

and discard - it's much too bitter to
use. The parsley IS left flufy-dry. Cut
one hard-crusied round loaf Of bread in
half horizontally. Butter both cut sides
with mixture, then sprinkle over parsley.
ReassembIe loaf, brush outside with
more melted butter, using herb brush,
tightly wrap in aluminium foil and place
in a 35O'F. oven or over grill to heat.
Slice from top to bottom to serve.
Mrs. Stanton's fruit platter is passed
with Dorothy's chiffon cake, followed
by berry sauce supreme.
Chicken In Ginger Cream
90 8 large chicken breasts
Garlic SaiI
PapHika
Powdered ginger
Flour
n cup butter or margarine
finely chopped green onion
3 tablespoons aII-pwpOse -four
u cup chicken broth Tor chicken
boMlIOH cube dissolved in KafeY)
u cup California ChabIiS wine or
other white table wine
n cup heavy cream
Avocado slices
Tiny red tomatoes
Fresh herb spFigS
With a small sharp knife remove bones
from chicken breasts, keeping meat in
one piece. Season both sides Of chicken
well with garlic salt, paprika, ginger.
Sprinkle lightly with -four. Heat butter
until hubby. Place chicken. skin-side
down, in pan and saute, covered, over
moderate heat until well Drowned; turn
and brown. Continue cooking, covered
over low heat until tender, IS to 70 min
utes. Remove chicken from stove and
keep warm.
Measure fat in pan and discard all but
4 cup. (Measure fat only. Remaining
pan drippines can be stirred into the
sauce along with the wine.) Cook onion
in measured fat until soft but not
Drowned. Blend in -four. Add broth and
wine and cook until thickened and
smooth. Blend in cream. Taste and add
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ID, I OF. can dependencies in extra
heavy syrup
SprigS mini
quart EasPbeTrieS or strawberries
s..ss 81 S...4.4 10
Simmer together gently in a saucepan
the syrup from the canned IoeanberTies
with mint for 10 minutes. Discard mint.
Wash, hull and crush berries. Add to
syrup with salt and loganberries. Con-
tinue simmering IS minutes. Add lit
tie sugar, if needed. Press through a
sieve. Chill overnight. If desired, add
u cup sherry wine. Serve with fresh
fruit platter and slices Of angel food or
chiffon cake. Sauce may be served over
ice cream or any fruit. Yield: ; cups
sauce. - The End
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ANTIQUES ALMANAC
Mrs. John Eisenhower
To Cut Show Ribbon

Leadbeater showed her the
spacious, high &C eilinged
rooms which mark the fine
types of Georgian-era homes.
Mrs. Leadbeater related
how the old fireplace barred
a crane and a wrought-iron
waffle iron when it was re-
opened after a long period Of
being closed up.
Visits Carlyle House
The Presidents daughter
in-law saw a varied collec-
ton of 18th century antiques
at the famous Carlyle House.
whose owner, Lloyd D.
Schaeffer, told her how five
Colonial governors were en-
tertained in the Blue Room
of the home.
History and architecture
again were mixed in a visit to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard r. Tolley, owners Of
the residence at 2l2 South
Fairfax street which was
built about TITS by DR.. VIII
liam Brown, physician-gen-
eral for the Continental
Army.
The house is notable for its
Continued on Pg. D-16, Col. 4
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BY GEORGE FLYNN

Mrs. John Eisenhower, one
of Alexandria's newest resi-
dents, will make her entrance
into community activities Of
the old port city when she
cuts a ribbon opening the
10th annual Alexandria An
-tique Show at l pm. Friday.
The ceremony. at the Alex
andria Recreation Center,
1905 Cameron street, will be
attended by city officials and
leaders of the John Alexan-
der chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution, spon-
sors Of the four-day show.
The attractive young ma
tron last week learned about
the history and personalities
of old and modern Alexan-
dria on a get-acquainted tour
on which she was accompa-
MED by Mrs. Walter c. Dens-
more, general chairman of
the show.
For an example Of the
Georgian architecture for
which Alexandria is re-
nowned. Mrs. Eisenhower was
taken to 414 North Washing
ton street, where Mrs. C. C.
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uats houses, raising faculty
salaries, endowing new pro-
fessorships, etc.
Deputy Undersecretary Of
State C. Douglas Dillon Is
chairman Of the Washington
committee. Former District
Commissioner Samuel Spen-
Ger is chairman Of the spe-
cial and advance gifts COM
mittee and Alexander Halves
is chairman Of the general
canvass committee. Mrs.
Amory Il chairman Of the
dinner committee.
Speakers at the dinner win
be Dean McGeorge Bundy Of
Harvard and David Rookie
Teller. Gen. Robert Cutler
will preside.
Members Of the women's
committee are: Mrs. John
, Pratt, chairman: Mrs.
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Dinner Set
ToKickOff
Fund Drive

A meeting Of the women's
committee for the dinner Of
"A Program for Harvard Col
lege" win be held tomorrow
at 4p.m. ct the home Of Mrs.
Robert Amory. jr., 4S3S Dex-
ter terrace NV.
The dinner on November
IL, at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel viii kick on the local
campaign to raise % million
in the Washington area. This
is part Of q national cam
paign to raise @B2.5 million
for building new undergrad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

Amory, Mrs. Henry W.
Clark, Mrs. william L. Clark.
Mrs. Patrick Hayes, Mrs.
Sydney Ross. Mrs. Philips H.
Watts, Mrs. c. Douglas Dill
lon. Mrs. Samuel Spencer,
Mrs. Alexander Halves. Mrs.
Neil McElroy. Mrs. Christian
Herter, Mrs. Sinclair Weeks
and Mrs. Marion Folsom.
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Anniversary Fete

Louise Adams Chapter.
OAR will entertain ct the
OAR Chapter House on We'd
nesday. evening on the, oc-
casion Of the 50th anniver-
sary Of its organization. Mrs.
Joseph Pc Hall. Regent Of the
hostess chapter, will head
the receiving line. and State
and National officers will be
honor guests.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES ,con,.l

PLUMBING AND HEATING, repairs
ana remodeling Of all types. Reas-
sonable rate. SAMUEL C.. BOYD
INC RA. 3-7443.
PLUMBING and heating; reas., free
est. Permaglas water heaters; Md.
work only. MR.. LEE. HA. 7.7123.
ROOFING SERVICE. RIA. 3-7443.
SAMUEL C. BOYD INC. Repairs to
all types Of ro0fs--residential
commercial; guttering, spoutina.
Established over 81 yrs.
ROOFING. new work, repairs, gut
ter spouting, carpentry, paint. A. D.
THOMAS. WA. 1882. SP. 3-506S
TILE WORK, expert specializing
repairs and remodeling. free esti.
mate. Call anytime. RA. 6-4972.
SPECIAL TIL APRIL 18th, 12xi2,
4 inches thick. concrete patio for
less than 500. For a few dollars
more you can get flagstone or brick
Also q very low price on barbecue
pits and incinerators and cement
porch floors. STANDARD REMOD-
ELING AND DECORATING CO.,
once phone. ST. $4,000; after 6,
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CLERK

Young woman, 25-35.. who
has completed high school
and can handle detailed
clerical assignments. Some
typing necessary. SPLENDID
opportunity for applicant
displaying mature judgement.
and ability to supervise q
small group. Apply Personnel
RIM. soc, $50 am. to $3.50
pm. weekdays; 8 am. to
noon, Saturday No phone
calls.
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HELP--woMEN

COSMETIC DRUG GIRL. liv. in area
Sum l VIENNA Sa p sNSsi an pu a S4iii
COUNTERGIRL, white. daywork. s.
Call EN-. 3-il500 after 6;30 pm.
COUNTERGIRLs. white. 1885;
S-day week, IL noon to o or i::.''
TO midnight. Uniforms. and meals
furnished. Experienced preferred
TON KITCHETERIA. 18th and Z
SITS NV 70 phone calls. please.
COUNTERGIRL.. age $500. 3 days
sPoRfy's IpELIcAe4rEsssENp, i SSS
18th pl. ne
CREDIT MANAGER-Experi In
credit and collection, TO manage
ONCE force and assume executive
responsibility, Salary In accord
with experience and ability. PHIL
LIPSBOEN. 18th and SITS. NV.
or call Ma. S-1133.
DEsk CLERK and secretarial
switchboard operator. white, for
new air-conditioned apt, BLDG; !:
PM; salary. $50 per mo. Apply
FPS 18th o., NV.
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR, age pa
35' permanent position: also assist
with phone. Natl, creanization,
35-hr. wk. group insurance, paid
vacation, pleasant WORKING sur
roundings. Call MA. S-0i04. MISS
SMITH.
DOCTORS ASsTs.. dental recep.
practical nurses; beg; and exper
See. HELEN DAY at BOYD'S. cor
18th and q SITS. NV: welcome.
DRUG CLERK. experienced. must
tvcnirSs or Sunday; exesllent nav
Call JU. $685..
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HELP-woMEN
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Property management dept.
of large real estate COM
Ipany; 5-day week; good
working conditions. Please
call Mrs. Schram, Monday
through Friday, ST. $4,000,
for appointment.
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK AND HELP WITH CHILDREN
% children. ages 3 months TO 10
years.: 30-45. live in; recent local
references and health card. re-
quired. Other full-time help en-
ployed. Salary. $45 week. Tuesday
dale. Md. uN. 4-231S.
G.H.W.. live in, 5h days, plain
s 5.45. refs on0 exp 81 eJ III. saes SGA'
HOUsEKEEPER. sleep in: thorcughly
children: refs. req.: top salary: only
those that qualify need apply. EN-
1896. 11-3 pm.
HOUSEkEEPER for young working
couple and take care Of infant. in
return for room, board and small
salary. Call evenings, tn. 2-2e03,
LIvE-IN MAID. mature girl or wom-
an; exper. with young children for
child care and Inv. recent local
refs; pleasant Oh. Oh. home; 5ia
days, S35. OIL. 2-3300.
MAID, LIvE-IN - Experienced in
baby care, to help with q small
children: Inv; 5ha-day week; S27
JU. 5-9277.
MOTHrR'S HELPER, live In. age 10.
"a; Long Island. N. r.: Sl25-SI6C
mo fare advanced; AL ASSOC.
l017 18th ST. NV. NE. S-210O.
WHITE WOMAN, e.h.w.. child care
live in. private room. good salary
refs. HA. 2-7012.
SETTLED WOMAN, as housekeepe,
for working mother. TO live in
Plain cooking; lovely home. Refer.
ences required. Ga. 4-g221.
MATURE LADY. live in: baby 81
with . children and light house
work. JE. 3-lb97.
REFINED LADY desiring nice hom,
and small salary rather than sal
AIRY alone 10 assist semihandi-
capped wife with housekeeping anc
cooking. Husband. wife and daugh'
ter. age z. New home in CamI
Springs Sc Ample free time. incl
week ends. BOX 43S-Y, Star. Ia
WHITE, Christian lady t25-45J e
care for . children, experience anc
recent references required; live in
OIL. 6-3421.
VIRGINIA RESIDENT with car. hell
with 3 small children: larBe house
Mon. through Fri. 10 I'm, through
dinner: S35 wk.; refs. REQUIRED
JE. 4-7353.
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NIL NEW, CONSISTS OF FLOOR
SAMPLES CLOSE OUTS. MARE
HOUSE STOCK AND las is"
ITEMS AT FRACTION ABovE-coSI
Folding aluminium chairs. S3Dh:
mahoR. cocktail tables, Sa.O5 maple
or mahoG, bookcasts, SlU.05. cane
peel settee, Sl.n5 Lawson sofa,
loan cushions, $50 g5 wrought ron
desk plus matching chair. SoI ai:
upholstered TV chairs, SllD5. s1lid
mahog, 4-postcr bed, pineapple top,
5000 studio couch, S4n p5. nylon
frieze sofa bed, S1ng5. lined oak
extension table plus matching
chairs, all for SIS. mahog. desks,
So 90; solld-oak, double dresser plus
mirror, SID.gh; sofa and matching
chair, both 500 H5 maple bedroom
suite of dresser plus mirror. chest.
fuil-Size bed. SO %: wrought .iron
bunk beds with innerSpring mat
tresses, complete, S74D5 maple
dresser plus mirror. $40 %: maple.
corner cabinets, S4nl5, double-siZe
Hollywood beds, $4,000 Reductions
on all nationally advertised bedding,
floor samples only
Open Fri. and Mon nights 3 floors
stocked with excellent value. shop
and compare. Budget terms avail
able.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

AMERICAN RIGGING SERVICE
FLAGPOLES. stacks. radio towers.
antennae. Erection. repairs, paint
ing. DE. 2-SOUO.
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HELP MEN o WOMEN tcont.

COLORED. Middle-aged man anc
wife for managers Of roomine
house: must be nondrinkers: mar
must have steady employment
Small rent in addition to services
rendered tor basement ant. Fol
aDpt.. ST. 3-62D5 after @ pm.
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HELP--WoMEN

TYPIsT, general once work; mature
woman acceptable: Protestant or
eanization. 3515 Woodley I'd. NV.
EN-. 3-S034 Monday.
WAITRESS, experienced: day work
only. Good tips. Pleasant sur
roundings. Refs. required: Apply
GREENWAY RESTAURANT. $3.50
East Capitol ST.
MATTRESSES, white. experienced
neat appearance. Apply In person,
CRESCENT RESTAURANT. 1895
New York ave. NV.
MATTRESSES i5l. white, for night.
work; II fast. experience moi
necessary, very easy to learn anc
earn good tips quickly. Apply 141l
II st. NV, AS pm. See POOL.
WAITRESS day or night. Apply
PACIFIC RESTAURANT. 1923 s
Capitol ct. Sc. Prefer sc. ares
WAITRESS. exper.. refined. for ex-
elusive restaurant,night club; apply
RANT. iH6a6i; vermont ave- ' Nh nv.
WAITRESS. white, over q; expert.
sTARLfGHr REsTAuRANT. is 1i
Richmond hwy. alexandria. FL
miles south OF city Of Alexandria
so $3.50 after II am.
MATTRESSES, must be experienced
over 81. Apply In person, 2 to Z
pm. See Mr.. How, MOON PALACE
RESTAURANT, 33OS Wis. ave. NV
MATTRESSES (2)
Must be experienced and fast
good earnings. pleasant workint
conditions
WAKEFIELD RESTAURANT
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TRASH REMOVED

TRASH REMOVED
Yds.. bsmts, cleaned; free estimate
WALKER TRASH CO.. FE. 3-2S02
UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIR
iNG-Many repairs in your home
WORK guaranteed. TYNES FURNI.
IUhE staEdS up when YOU siI
down. Il. 3-2I22
C0MFLETE KITCHEN MODERNIZ
ING, wood or metal cabinets. @. A
COOK. La. 8-728S.
ARL. AREA CARPENTER-Do owl
carpentry and cement Wk.: rm. ad
ditions. rec. rms, outside stairways
walks. carports: reas.; free est. ia
7-524i ISs
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and up. . STANLEY a HSYM4;Ns Sc 1.
CO. 20l0 18th st. NV.
CHAIN HOIST. 2-ton Yale and
T9wne spur gear. 2O-ft lift: SiU0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

CHAIRS. maple. winged and straight.
small maple tables, card tables and
useo ,carpeting. Mahogany sleieh-
TYPE headboards: straight and cir
and tables. Phone Sales DEPART
lnent. MA. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

OFFICE ASSISTANT
WHITE ONLY
Sales telephone ability essential;
hours o to ! pm. Mon. through
Fri: guaranteed salary with OPP
portunity for advancement; POSI-
ton now available due TO promotion
Phone MRS. PUE. DI. s7-6253, q
to pm.
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HELP-WoMEN

MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNI-
CLAN, for physicians ONCE. AR
Acknowledgements area. Phone
NURSE, white. graduate practical;
registered. for position In large
nursing home, Must live In Won
o oersSn S SpPpSrtnnits tor SSslied
NURSE, registered. oral surgeons
secs mo. Phone OIL. 2-S257.
NURSE. licensed, practical; for nurs-
offs, Nd. Salary. $500 month.
NURSE, registered, for medical clinic,
40-hour week. medical and hos
pitalization coyerage, ri days an
nual and IL days sick leave per
year; salary. 1884 per mo. Elk.
NURSES AIDE. white, for s-hour
general Moor duty IN large nursing
home; Live in. References. JE.
NURSE, practical. white: hospital
day or night duty. BOX l73-C. Star,
NURSE SUPERVISOR, registered. for
HOSPITAL, o.. 4-4662 aft. 10 q m.
OFFICE ASSISTANT
WHITE ONLY
Sales telephone ability essential:
h hp,s ? to pm; Mon. through
portunity for advancement; POSI-
Phone MRS. PUE. Di. sf-6s53, p
TO I pm.
OFFICE HELP
General ONCE work. some typing
Apply 3rd door sAKs. $40 18th
POLICY WRITING
AND
TRANSFERRING
THE PHOENIX OF HARTFORD
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Are establishing q district ONCE in
Wash. We need a girl for TRANSCRIPT
ing and policy writing who would
Ike to grow with this new once
Please cali Mr.. LiPPiNcoTT at JE.
POSTING CLERK. on small Bur-
ronghs bookkeeping machine book
Keeping background and experience
preferred; salary open; 5-day week
annual and sick leave. group hos
pitalization. Call Ho 2-l520 for
appointment
REGISTERED MEDICAL TEcHNoL-
OGIST-Starting salary depending
on experience $500 per month
minimum. Meals. laundry and hos
pitalization included. Box 397-C.
Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER. knowledge
OF Bookkeeping and typing neces-
Sary. Please write giving full quail.
fications. Box 390-C. Star.
SALESGIRL, white: EXPERIENCED.
FOR souvenir and drug Su7dry shop;
downtown: 0-day wks: hrs. pm.
TO 10 pm. Apply In person to COM
MODORE SHOP. N. Capitol and
p Sts.
sALESLADY wanted. full or part
time. = S kRESGE & CO.. b53d
Con-. ave NV
sALESLADY. ready-to- wear; must be
thorouShly exper. for hish-grade
clientele; must have executive abil-
~; steady position: salary OPP
person only. 1918 Conn. ave.
SALESLADY
ton. good salary. group Insurance
r. HARRIS 4 CO, JEWELLERS
3 Wisconsin Circle, Wis. Ave. ana
Western Ave. Chevy Chase, Nd.
sAlESLADY. EXPERIENCED
As asst. mgr /; mod. ladies' ready-to-
wear shop, wonderful oppor for Q
llvewire. Call 10. $4,000; Sundays.
LII. 3-lO45.
SALESLADIEs, age 1885; eood
starting salary and working con-
ditions, 5-day week, $50 m. To
b pm. Monday through Friday
Apply WALGREEN CO., Pentason
Bldg.
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STONE, BLACKSTONE
AND CEMENT WORK

specializing In stone retaining
walls hagstone or cement patios
drives. lily ponds. For quality WORK
al the lowest prices, call JERRY
PELUzzO.. Mgr, Lu. l-4756, day
or night for tree est. FHA terms,
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03
Initiation Important
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imitation cannot be slowed down Except temporarily for
psychological until the increase in money supply
drops level comparable TO the increase in production
In actual fact before imitation be cured in any pro-
duefon for period should increase at rapid rate
than the supply Of money This is because fhe previous
mbaanee between production and money increase
must not only be corrected but the surplus OF money
production in the violent imitation years be Offset
for period by surplus production current money
increase.
This process is actually going Present money prse
tees not nfaiionary spite Of still modesy rising
prices The correction is actually going may be
in the fact that since 1852 money supply has increased less
than go while gross national product is up 20es
II current money practices continue the day Of complete
balance will and the imitation will be cured AZ least
until the next imitation which may be delayed
for many years until there is another war.
What seeing now. with rising prices is not
actually continuation Of the recent imitation but the
application of the which doesn't the fever i'm
mediatey but ssys il until the is actually effected
Under these conditions the modest rise in prices
fhe last five years could still continue for while without
the danger of further imitation least for this
In the meantime should note that probably The
important basis for the continued high prices for
stocks (some of them selling rs 10 40 times earnings
against he old fashion notion that they should sell
10 iimes is the continued public fear Of imitation This fear
is not soundy based There far danger Of dena
fonary period ahead Of than continued drastic initiation
Thomas r. WiImore