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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-21
COOKING HINTS
FOR GOOD RESULTS

uuIIlUST VI SSSo nSCuSu'
Remove eggs from refrigerator
about As minutes before using
since the separation of yolks from
whites is quicker and better if
eggs are brought to room tempera-
ture.
In combining hot mixtures and
eggs as in custards, cream Filings,
souffles, etc., pour the hot mixture
slowly into the beaten egg, stirring
or beating constantly.
Store leftover whites in a tight
ly covered jar in the refrigerator.
They may be held a week to 10
days.
Store leftover yolks under water
in covered jar in the refrigera-
tor. They may be held 2 or 3 days.
Or hard cook the yolks. Use in
salads, ,scalloped dishes, sandwich
es, etc.
Four to six whole eggs, s to 10
egg whites or IL to IA egg yolks
are the equivalent of one standard
measuring cup.
Always serve hot egg dishes on
warm plates.
Egg Sausageburgers
l lb. pork sausage
2 tablespoons finely chopped onions
8 eggs, beaten slightly
1/8 teaspoon ground pepper
2 tablespoons finely chopped green
pepper
2 tablesoons sausage fat for
cooking
" teaspoon salt
8 buns
Mold sausage into 8 patties to
fit buns and fry. Meanwhile, cook
green pepper and onion in fat until
onion is transparent but not
Drowned. Blend eggs and seasoning
and add to onions and green pep
per. Scramble over low heat.
Place l sausage patty topped with
a tablespoon of scrambled egg be-
tween split bun. Serve hot with
reliShes. 8 Burgers.
Deviled Eggs
6 hard-cooked eggs
3/4 teaspoon salad mustard
" teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons lemon juice or vinegar
/ teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1/8 teaspoon ground pepper
2 tablespoons mayonnaise
or salad dressing
Cut eggs in half. Remove yolks.
Press yolks through sieve and COM
bine with remaining ingredients.
Beat until smooth. If desired add
more seasoning and salad dress
ing. Refill whites. If desired, gar
nished with parsley. IL stuffed hal
yes. VARIATIONS: Deviled ham,
finely minced meat or fish, chop
ped parsley or green pepper may
be combined with filling.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-21

Waffles always make break
fast an occasion. Maybe it's
because they look so special.
The little pockets in waffles are
such wonderful wells for hold
ing the melted butter or mar
garine and the strip.
Here are a few tips to help
you when you make waffles.
Separate the eggs, and add the
yolks to the batter with the
milk. Beat the egg whites sepa-
rately. and fold them into the
FAVORTTI
2 eggs, separated
1/S cup melted butter
or margarine
Beat egg yolks. Add butter or
margarine and milk. Stir into
flour and mix until smooth. Fold
MakoS 4
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-21
A CAUSE OF FIRE

Thawing pipes was the cause. of
1900 fires causing losses of ST.
100000 during 1856, it was report
ed by the National Fire Protection
Association,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-21

A little flattery now and then,
makes husbands out CT single men.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-21

Brides who want the ink taken
out of work and working women
who must be governed by speed
in preparing meals should get to
know the egg as something more
than just a breakfast food-good
as the egg is to start the day right.
For instance, nothing could be
simpler or quicker to prepare than
tasty and nutritious meal of
hard-cooked eggs baked in a
hubby mushroom sauce. The sauce
is soup straight from the soup
can. The eggs straight from the
refrigerator, where, of course, the
smart woman always keeps a
supply of hard-cooked eggs, not
only for quick meals but for TV
and midnight snacks. This creamy
egg dish, with salad and crusty
rolls, really makes a complete
meal in minutes.
But speed and ease aren't all
the wonderful egg supplies. Nutri-
ton studies have demonstrated
that the human body needs the
complete protein that eggs con-
tain. The Vitamins A and D. The
phosphorus and iron. All so neces-
sary to growth and health.
The Poultry and Egg National
Board in announcing March as Ma
tonal Egg Month, reminds US that
eggs are good, and good for us,
all around the clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
RElp MEN Anb WOMEN



nEAL ESTATE SALESMAN ol
but not ESSENTIAL oppart foI
enarnelic man o. uoman 20 makI
connection with arowina orNani,
sation, Pun once evaporation
All Applications CONFIDENTIAL. Cal
ki. N-hlOo iof Apt.
c0ufLF 70 manage apt. project II
nfnrs va rent Apla,, collect rent,
supervise mninfennnce. etc will.
Inc % uoIk. $3.50 = no, plua =
bedrm. apt Bon sa8-T, alar.
MAN on WOMAN 10 meet tout
lroupa vinitlnf white H0nne 81
Capltol and nrranae lunch foi
them a. the historical Ol1D cLtiI
hE1TAuIlANTs bS8 3. Wash, II
aasSandriA CAL o. phone ki
t~NN4of
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RELP WoMEn

ROOM AND BOARD plun SEQ vi
20 White wonan "a live IN n
sompanlon for ELDERLY woman, 10
A-iuia.
ExFER. sALns FEoPLK, for sirls'
boyA and wnmen'n apparel Apply
NJ, r. MOTIONS SIf 7th ~
n,Wa. ird noor, bet, IA pm
rnnMANnNr POSITIONS Tor ]
quAlinNd career minded women.
$3.50. With growlne orHanina.
ton. b-day, 3b-hf' week en-.
ploYeF paid life. surgical and hos.
pitailEatlon Insurance, pension
plan, liberal vacations and nlck
leave. ONLY aualined anpllcnnti
viii he interviewed. nlenoaraphef.
boot keepinn clerk. $50 weekly
Clerk stfpist $40 weekly. Nal
handiina machines operator
elerk-typist. $50 weekly. nos
a1.R, star.
AVON cosMETlcs are In demand
you can earn ejo-tt0 weekly NJ
experlence necestAfy-We trslf
you. DI 1.0sei,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
HELP-W0MEn

TEATnEne 80 schools sna spllssss'
1900 .,es " zoo o. sTeef 1eAsL .i'o.
T =. fhsiio., Es I,MSSlhSssrisyi s.ds56,'
TEACHERS. mooelins and self
improvement must have proffs.
aioral and Academic background
expsfienee prsllrtsd' ~ W
tine. ysAI 'reandi ng.i ns aels
% Moh ssenlnss' s..etaaI NV Wv
issisI, Boz ssSsf, S,sr
TEAcnERs, white. who are dshnil
tely trained aud qualined M music,
malh, phyn cd, COMMERCIAL, French
and epaninh. Engliah and social
studies, nenefai aeienee, library
art seosfaphy and hotosiapsny.
$500 10 $500 mo We alao have
college vacaneies In EnelIAh. pay
choloey, education, biology. and
for out-of.toun residence coun-
cllors. Absolutely too salaries. Con.
tracts are belng slgned nov foI
september Our 20 years OF eKperi.
ence Il your guaranlee Of eatia.
faction ADAMS TEA ER
toENcY, do6 IAN a. NV RI
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, sxpeT
only, 70 work IN own home IN
ewes p. o. Boz a15e, wash, d. G,
roy, GIFTS, TOysi Ambitious
Nomen needed 70 dlsplay the
ROYAL Chriatmaa line Of over 800
itrms III, ..2Asi,
TYPIsT, recent hleh school eradn-
ate for local branch once; willing
10 learn more Important than ex-
perlence, Call Df. 7-eia1 for apnt.
TYPIsT. gnder IS, eeneral once
duties, Nlhurban ARA, 70 so,
MANAGEMENT coN9ULrANTa.
INC, suite 1901 1888 q nv.
rYPIsT-REcEPTIoNIsT : STEADY
pos. IN optical once. B or q days,
Sat. and Monday Included. Write
expef, ability and refs; treated
conhdentially Box eea-T, star.
TYIIsI AND oENEnAL oIIlcG
Work., MA N@0oT7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ABACUSES, apple pickers. cherry
seeders. cider presses, charred
kegs: stone crooks. wash boilers,
corn shelter. hanging porch
swings, brass eagles, trivets, clam
steamers, apple peelers, Franklin
stoves. Dutch ovens, sugar ket-
ties, shoe last. jerks, Washing
tons Oldest Hardware and Stove
Store, Since 1865, 723 9TH st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
AGENTS

xOUR own BUSINESS, Your own
hounl selling nationally known
euahion shoes 4 eaty. 11A styles
Tor entire family. Earn $50 day
comm. Experience uunee. FRKE
satalog. Write TANNkno. ITO Y,
brockton, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

nan, maple. double. coil spFlnl
and mattress, SIS. Also RlFli
hchuinn Bike, balloon tires $40
Call NO t-Atle, alter . an,
nkDs, : ainale IN 5000 condition
s9A, or bcat oiier VIII a-N0Aa
nED- noil-awny foldinG cot. inner
kpring mattress sleeps adult2,
less han ] W. old, siA, excel. for
summer home, RA, b-ldeN
RID. KlinR, solid cherry, douhle
rest bon 80. and matt. complete
allnl excel cnnd Hl. A-A.nA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
REPAIRS Z SERVICE

ADDITIONS, rms. porches. dormers,
carports, patios, jalousies. screens
no money , On. S6yI rsi to Psy; Ere Free
MENT CO, IA. 2-S3l6. Phone day
or night for free estimates.
ADDITIONS. GARAGES; 30 years
experience. white builder. plans
furnished OIL. 4-215q anytime
Sunday. after 5 pm. weekdays.
ADDITIONS, porches, rec. rms,
alterations, free estimates Terms
Va, Nd. and D. c. ACTION. JU
p 164a.
AIR CONDITIONER INSTALLED,
-, also serviced or repaired: guar
anteed by experts At startling saw
ings. RAYMOND, AID. 2-7700.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

o sss.I s sf rs ssn' s. 'g;Eesscs' i''. .
COOK eelorsd voman. experienced
sais % buns' no, s.7ioS.
0,m.w. wAntsd ~ eolored woman,
live II ~ out, no a-Hd5s.
MAiD-O .H.W.i s days 4 week or
s.ssoSSi s'a'rS person. refs NO
PRACTICAL NunsRI eolofed: eood
sns ss s r.I.rsnss ss'elii e.s l1sll'd'
C0uPLE. white. elderly. want lob
cleanine IN home, school. tourist
court o. npiai care Of groundt.
enlmalsi nma salary With house.
food hoE as-h, star,
c .I..S r. S'G ~. f 81 ssSSs d''''
oInL, coLoREp. desires JOB a.
sesmslreaa or babyhitteF. II.
GIRL eolored. day work. part time
@ iull time sood references. II
oInl- eolorsd, wants part time
work, II. 4-3a3d.
GIRL. colored. neat, intelligent, Dc.
sires Job atttndina infants OF chill.
qfcn Tor working mother, excel
lent references, III, .-ssof,
oInL wanta s days ! week or days
work; Feis, RA, 0-s73s
GIRL, colored, wants lob as baby
sitlsr or mothers helper. To.
GIRL desires child care Inv,
. days weck ST. 1.7n3a'
Girl eelorea, want. DAY IRON
oLnL, eolored. want. work IN morn.
inga, Z a.m.-le. no 2-7pls, :
MI0H SCHOOL GRAD, eoiored glri.
desire. baby sitting exDer. Lu,
l-.hll.
LADY, eolored, desires daywork.
Tuesdays and Thursdays. A. 1
references, Tel, sT, 3-T35s.
LADY. colored. des. Inv. or child
care, Mon. thfouGh Fri. neat. re-
liable, fond children. 10. i-iO37. .
WOMAN. colored, wants Job a.
eneed; references. II. o-40ss
WOMAN, eolored. desires 3 days,
h hsni s ssssi az during ln.s 5 July and
WOMAN, eoiored., desires Job car.
ine Tor children while mother
works, and Ink. LU. a-14a1. :
WOMAN, colored. wants days work
OF > days week: references.
Phone Ii. 3-O52n.
WHITE MOTHER. . girls, 4 and z,
years, cleaning, laundry. child
care. refs. DU. 7-26b5.
WHITE WOMAN desires Gh.w, 3
days week, Mon, through Fri.
call sun, DU. 7-O662.
WHITE WOMAN desires position a.
housekeeper IN widower's home
no small children. MA. 2-IO67.
2 coLoRED GIRLS would ike DO
out. Tel, DU. 5-7Os7' ga
COL0RED GIRL desires cleaning
once o. child care ewes. or nights;
coLoRED GIRL desires gh.v. and
child care, ) days week. RA
6-0371.
cOLORED GIRL desires work in
cafeteria. bus girl. or work In
house OF pvt. family: exper., IL.
COLoRED GIRL desires E.h.W. or
cooking. Mon, through Fri: exper !,
refs. II. 1921. 20
C0L0RED LADY desires days work;
have good references. Call NE
c-1aOU.
COL0RED LADY desires full OF
part time job. week ends on. LII
4-16S3.
C0LORED LADY desires g.h.W., 3
days week; live out. IL. 6-l397
c0L0RED WOMAN. experienced.
desires child care or g.h.w, days
or 5-day week. LU. 2-4073.
C0L0RED WOMAN wishes Inv,
and child care; days; refs. LII.
1-723S.
C0LORED WOMAN, Eh,w., child
care: live In or out: experienced
II. 4-1057.
COLORED WOMAN wants gh.W.
and child care. with experience,
references. LU. 4-3295.
COLORED WOMAN wants lob as
busRirl or INV. tn. 2-9s14.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
slTs-MEn AND WOMEN

ELDERLY COUPLE wants Groom
apt. apt viil n s e.; 20 service fOf
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lcoNTlNUtpl

ara oospITIoNER. ON, peF.shl.
i oefsPs: i lsas. "a Any 9.s sa' 1901
Ana COMB. chryaleT Air Temp
custom model = ton, T't amp.
easement style CD. hest oiel
~, nARNkfTi IA. 10000, IA
AIN CONDITIONER. i,s-ton. 1897
SsE l alter n ISao v sa' pU l.s sal
AIR CONDITIONER. sds. a.-ton
no volts, like new, window
model installing, s.. refriaeIaior
sdh, oE late model, apt. size
euar. top-ahapei AT compressor
hp, Sib, RAYMOND, aOs N
Frederick ave. uaitheftbufg, Nd.
oaithertourgh l-Ani,
am coNDIrI0NKRs. ike nev, y
ton and 9A-ton, $500, $1,000
also new iniaid linoleum, 5000
patterns. si,sb I'd also neu
eroadloom eatpet 100 ydas soil
wool carpet, ~ va. NO 10000.
Arr coND.. A.-loni Hill trade iol
acton easement. Call JE. s-s7a0
AN. CoND.. acton. 7A-amp. Vor,
nado, easement wind, type, used
! summer, Cal III 6-6as5,
AIR CONDITIONER teD, brand,
new, never been used. i-ton, 81 so
as.ton, $40. so b-di.a.
AIR CONDfTIoNERs, new 'bs unit
a. tcrrlfle sayings for cash BUYERS
PARAMOUNT Co. se02 Ga ave
nv. Hu 3-fSOO FTee parking
AIR CONDITIONER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
WASHINGTON HOSPITAL CENTER
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
ITO IRVING ST. NV.

Monday Through Friday 10 AM to PM.
Medical Secretary with training in transcrbing
and tipping medical terminology.
Clerk-typistS with experience in business office
and emergency room.
Dietician with home economics degree
Food supervisors with experience in handling
people.
Cashier with experience and neat appearance.
MeSSenger-clerk for out-patient department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ior
public aeeountine Arm. WI. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
STENO'S
WORK WITH A LEADER
IN ITS FIELD

WORK WITH A LEADER
IN ITS FIELD
A nationally known local
organization with an excel
lent downtown location has
immediate openings for ex-
perieneed stenos for place.
ment in credit research,
advertising, or advertising
research.
Applicants desired should
be between $685., with
moderate shorthand and
typing ability. Good start
ing pay, periodic increases,
vacations with pay and nu-
merous benefits. Normal
work week, Monday through
Friday.
Resume required stating
prior work experience.
schooling, pay desired and
biographical information.
All resumes read in conf
dence.
BOX POST, STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

Park Free Corner Conn. and r
Hours Daily ] AN To $3.50 Pm
CO. 5-293l
APPLES on trees. will give hal
/ 10 reliable party for picking AMI
selling crop. Refs req. Property
near washington BOZ l2-R, Star
AQUARIUM, 5O-gal. stainless stee
with stand and reflector. USED
very little. $50. WA. 7-6Os..
AQUARIUMs-3O tanks, / 10 loo
/ gals; lSh and eauipt.; pvt. party
1913 10th st. ne.
AQUARIUM, tropical fish. tanks
filters. pumps. large show Bettas
81 so. AP 7-6460
AQUARIUM: 2 large: completed,
equipped: hEht and pumps. 10. l.
1859.
ARCHITECTURAL renderinss OF
panels OF 4N5-ft Damascus mar
bic house on = den. or rec. I'm
SIS. KE. 7-O2iO
ATTIC FAN KITS, fan blades. fan
parts largest stock IN the city
HARCO EQUIPMENT CORP, 2151
Sherman ave NV. 2s'
AUTO. COOLER. window water
type: $40 10. s-s0ll
BABY FURNITURE-Bun beds, Of
fee desk, chests, electric heaters
must sell, make Oder. OR. 1864
BAR. shelf. stools. pine, $40: rec
mower SIS. WA. 3-lll3.
BIER COOLER and compressor, Z
! n. . in. Tyler dry box: 500
DICKENS SURPLUS, 34l4 9TH st
ne. rear, between Monroe anc
Lawrence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
ARTHUR MURRAY
INTERVIEWS
TEACHERS

Arthur Murray beeins his free
tfainine proGram In the fnesl
dance schools Of the world. Please
UNLESS
I. Ase aa 10 as
2. coliees BACKGROUND or EQUIV
.. Hiahsst social and academic
.. ABOVE !. AVERAGE PERSONAL
No experience necessary but sx.
eellent earning ability required
Company beneath include slek
pay. paid vacations, $50 for 80
hrs, tcachinG time Guaranteed
income 10 start. Apply Nm pef-
son pm, 10 2 pm, only. AR
THUR MURRAY SCHOOL, IOii
Connecticut ave, NV.
LADY. white, for child care and
Inv. In exchange for nicely furn
a-rm. and bath apt.i couple II
husband works; UN. l-fbB6.
YOUNG LADIES. over ~, tvhitel
10 represent fashion publications
IN big promition campaign, $500
bonus plus guaranteed earnings
must be neat, personable and free
TO travel. English speaking for-
elgners acceptable. See Mr.. Shell
TON, Cairo Hotel, 18th and Que
Sts,, Immediately as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
MOTOR TRAVEL

~-~an
LADY driving to Chattanooga
APPROX. Aug. 10. Would like lady
TO accompany her. Refs. ex-
changed. Call IA. 5-O75s.
WANTED PASSENGERS to Detroit.
about August !. Call no. 2-35S3
any time.
STUDENT NEEDS RIDE to Boston
this week. Win help drive. IA.
2-1S19.
BOSTON q MAINE-Lawyer wants
riders Aus. 3. Share exp. Call JU.
5-46lS Def ) pm. week end; ST.
$4,000, ext. 2O39 weekdays.
TEACHER WILL DELIVER car San
Francisco area. Leaving Aus. rs.
JU. 9-9l3l.
WANT RESPONSIBLE licensed party
10 drive SO Chevrolet to Chicago
References. CIR. 3-46S4.
S.F. AND La. CALF
couple leaving Aug. 81. return
/ Sept. ~. will take couple. '5S Pom
tiae. XII. S-91T7 after $3.50 pm.
WANTED - Ride to Rochester
n. Y. Aus. end. Call MARION.
ia. g-O3S3.
Los ANGELES, driving Ausust q.
want or ? men TO share driv-
Ing expenses. KE T-00S4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
ANTIQUES

IT Is Washington's most
unique dress shop. You'll
and clothes gathered from
outstanding social leaders,
radio and TV actresses, and
wives of High Embassy Per-
sonnet. These garments have
been worn Just a few times,
and must be disposed Of
Invariably they ind their
way TO the FRENCH
POODLE where they are
yours for a fraction Of their
former cost. The labels rep
resent the greatest names in
the world OF fashion.
Also in the new clothing
department you will witness
a collection Of daytime, eve
ming clothes, coats. suits
and sport wear, from the
finest manufactured and
these too are considerably
marked down In price 70
maintain their discount
policy"
II, after you reelection
you find the garment Of your
choice lower in price else
where, they viii gladly ie-
fund your money.
REMEMBER. TOO, It costs
you no more to open a
charge account feature
without parallel In retailing.
whereby you can buy clothes
discount prices, and still
charge them without paying
one extra penny for this
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
TYPISTS

Permanent positions; 5-day wk.
air-cond. once; many employS
benefits, incl eompany-paid grouE
insurance and disqualification
Regular increases based on merit
Also paid vacation. Apply Per.
sonnet, FISHER SCIENTIFIC CO.
1722 Woodbury. dr., Silver Spring
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sIIUATIOMs-MIn

AccouNTANT; szpsI offers syes.
oasis' IN. 3-3eos or cR. 2.ah00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
CAREER OPPORTUNITY

Unusual sales openings for quail
ned women 10 learn the cosmetic
business with leading national co
starting AZ once on fun or par
time basis. Advancement 70 man
Aglng capacity when qualified
For Information call ST. 3-3fS0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
Welcome TravelerSl

Travel agency will pay $3.50 10
start 70 friendly 'outgoing" glrl
who viii be trained 10 plan trips,
arrange tickets and reservations,
etc. II you like 10 meet people and
type. this Is for you, Prefer over
81. SEE NANCY LEE. 347 Wash
ington Bldg.. NE. s-l75i, (Empl.
SerVfcRl White
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
ITHE FRENCH POODLE

1923 CONN AVE. end FLOOR
Park Free Corner Conn, and r
Hours Daily II AN To $50 Pm
CO. 5-203l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
MATTRESSES
MATTRESSES
FOR
MARRIOTT HOTEL

Permanent positions only; day or
nieht hours. Apply directly to the
Hot Shoppe manager, or empl. Of
fice, l34i @ ST. NV. RIM. 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Mediun Income
Rises 4%; Prices
Up Like Amount

The Census Bureau estimates
that the median family IN
come In the United States last
year was tl.s7i. up frog st,7ss
in 1855.
Il said yesterday the 4 per
cent rise probably represented
90 significant change In pur-
chasing power for the average
family" since the cost Of living
advanced about as much.
Median income is the figure
which divides all families into
two equal groups. half earning
more and half earning less
Data gathered n March In
dicated that farm families had
q 1857 median income Of ~. 40
compared with t5.2S1 for Urban
and rural non-farm families,
the bureau said. M
As In other recent years.
there was an increase IN The
proportion Of families with IN
comes at the upper end Of the
scale. About Al families out
OF 100 had incomes OF 5000
10 S9.9e9 less YER coEnpercd
with about 80 in 1856. The per-
centage Of families with tio.-
O0O-plus incomes rose 10 80 per
cent from 10 per cent. T
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there about 10 months. and likes
II 90 well she returned early
from a recent vacation.
Mrs. william +. Mcwllliam-
son. IS. Of 1901 New Hampshire
avenue NV. is known there as
Mrs. Mack" She retired from
the Naval Gun Factory. but
went back TO work because II
Just didn't like loafing,"
The general air Of content
ment and good humor In the
once at ei4 II street NV. has
been heightened By Mr.. Roush.
who can laugh at his disability.
After q few weeks here. we
gave him . desk" Mr.. Sadd
said, He looked az Il. griuned.
and asked me why he didn't
have q telephone"
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5oiS North Edison street. Ar
lington: Franklin J. Homan Of
1922 South Twenty-first street,
Arlington: Carl b. Olson OF 9ll
North Potomac street. Arling-
ton. and William r. Graham
OF II Holmes Run road. Falls
Church.
Two Washington area seniors
were awarded top prizes re-
Gently At Mercersburg. Pa,
Michael w. Rhode Of Rock
vile received the headmaster's
prize for service. leadership and
influence. and George +. Distler
OF 300l Albemarle street NV.
was awarded a gold chain for
distinguished service. These
are the highest honors pre-
sented by the academy
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looking woman IA busy at the
file cabinets and typewriter.
She viii soon be 10 years old.
These are some Of the people
hired by Victor sadd. manager
OF The ONCE. IN answer 70 the
administrations plea for the
handicapped and older worker.
Just Works. Works
The deaf youth. Ray c.
Roush. "a. came TO Mr.. sadd's
attention through the United
States Employment Service.
"A lady counsellor there
asked me II ! could use n deaf
person." he said. II told her
I'D be delighted TO try"
He has been equally delighted
with the results.
Hes not disturbed by peo-
pie coming and going. He just
sits at that desk and works,
works, works. all day long. "
Mr.. Sadd said.
He is keenly intelligent. and
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has q knack for reducing q
complicated matter 10 It's sim
plest terms.
Intrigued by the youths abil-
ity. Mr.. Sadd asked him 10
write q brief biography.
In II. he says only this about
his disability:
I'm 1885 cage 1917 contracted
spinal meningitis and became
deaf. ] entered freshman year
OF public high school the fol-
lowing September and sradu-
ated with my class four years
later"
Mr.. Sadd Is equally pleased
with his older employees.
Back 70 Work At IS
"They don't have Is much on
their minds as the younger
ones" he said.
Mrs. Jack M. Davis. SO. Of
2i2l ] street NV. has worked