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chair seats and backs. awnings,
tents. boat sails. beach UNI
brellas and golf bags. the
maker claims.
In the kit are two 5-by-8-inch
swatches Of mending material
and a half-pint Of a solvent
solution. The patches of resin
impregnated fabric become adj
hesive when dipped in the
solution.
, 1958-09-09
PRESIDENT

would be considered an attack
on the Soviet Union, and
promised to do everything
jointly to defend each other.
AS u S u a l, Khrushchev
Dragged that the United States
need not overrate the power
of the 7th Fleet in this day Of
nuclear and rocket weapons.
Surface vessels are good now
only for courtesy visits, giving
salutes and serving as targets
for the appropriate type Of
missiles.
The President, however, in
dictated that the United States
would help Nationalist China
to defend Quemoy, the Matsus
and Formosa. Also that the
Y. S. Navy will continue to
escort the Nationalist ships to
Qdemoy. Indications are that
interference with the U. S.
naval vessels could bring
bombers to the Chinese main
land.
, 1958-09-09
SPECIALIST

SPECIALIST ~.
Krause Of New York City, at
tended St. Patrick's High
School in Frederiksted.
JUDGE =.
also be held in Christiansted
and Federiksted during the
period from September 20 to
October IA, 1858 if the business
pending in the Division of St.
Croix cannot be completed by
September. IS, 1853.
, 1958-09-09
TRINIDAD

TRINIDAD -. a dozen students were ar
1nent officials. The sessions rested.
were conducted by a team of All six universities now OPP
three work study experts Grating in Argentina a re
from the Imperial Chemical under state control. Roman
Industries in London, headed Catholics are among the chief
by r. M. CurEie, according to proponents of private, educa-.
q GovernmeM Information tional institutions, which
Release. would be authorized to issue
sTITDFJTs graduation diplomas without
state Intervention.
, 1958-09-09
STUDENTS

In weekend clashes between
university students and police
ten patromen were injured &
, 1958-09-09
LATEST NEWS
SUNDAY & MONDAY
goth Century Fox presents
In Cinemascope and Color
by De Luxe
1.-THE ENEMY BELOW"

Robert Mitchum, Curt Jurgens, as
the amazing men, who lived the
seas most amazing adventure!
The incredible saga of the des-
troyer captain and the sub COM
mander tracking stalking
hunting each other across q thous-
and miles of exploding ocean to
en- inevitable climax.
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-09-09
THURSDAY and FRIDAY

THURSDAY and FRIDAY
In De Luxe Color
Guy Madison, John Kodiak,
Dean Jaeger
They soar to Glory! -. The flying
Scientists of the U. S. Air Force
goth Century Fox presents
GOD IS MY PARTNER"
Walter Brennan, John Hoyt,
Marion Ross
A radiant entertainment that will
make you happier tomorrow for
having seen it today. 1t tells how
Christmas came in Maytime to one
American Town! The story of the
miracle that happened on Main
Street.
LATEST NEWS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14
Editors
Will Hear
Mr.Haqerty

James C. Hagerty. Press
Secretary to President Eisen-
hover. will be guest speaker
at the Women's National
Press Clubs Editors Dinner
Thursday at the Hotel
Statler.
This annual dinner is al
ways held while the Ameri-
can Society of Newspaper
Editors is meeting here.
Mrs. Gladys T. Montgom-
cry of McGraw Hill Maya
zines, president of the club,
said the dinner is by the
the press. for the press and
about the press"
Mr.. Hagerty. a former
newspaperman. will discuss
his Job and how it feels to be
answering questions instead
of asking them.
Among the mead table
guests will be the ASHES
president. Virginius Dabney
of the Richmond Times-Dis-
patch and the other officers
Of the society. These are first
vice president, George w.
Healy. ir.. of the New Orleans
Times-Picayune: second vice
president. j. r. Virgins of
the Washington Post and
es-Herald; secretary. Carl
E. Lindstrom Of the Hart
ford Conn Times. and the
treasurer. Turner Catledge of
the New York Times.
Also expected are two rep
resentatives of the Interna-
tional Press Institute which
is also meeting in Washing
ton. They are DR.. Oscar Pol
lax of Vienna. Austria. editor
of the Vienna Arbieter-Zei-
tung. and a former foreign
minister of Finland. Elias
Erkko. editor and owner of
the Helsinki newspaper!
HelSingln Sanomat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

jobless young college gradu-
ates. 1t now serves more than
one million babies in this
country, crossing annually
more than $50 million.
The convention will mark
a milestone in the diaper
service industry" stresses
President Kessler. The in
dustry has now come of age,
Through its research pro-
grams. it has been responsible
for the development of a Sci
entifically procesSed diaper
which has helped tremen-
dously in the prevention of
diaper rash. once the Scourge
of all babies"
To further the interests of
baby care. Mr.. Kessler points
out. the industry is now
broadening its horizons by
launching an educational
program to mothers. fathers.
doctors, nurses. hospitals and
public health services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

Rosemary Hills-Rock Creek
unit meeting.
Greater Mont o m cry
County Chapter of Hadassah
$3.50 pm. Montgomery
County Jewish Community
Center. Meeting.
Jewish WOmen'S Study
Group Of Falls Church-8:l5
pm. at home of Mrs. Arnold
ProSchan. sos South street.
Meeting; speaker. DR.. Karl
Darmstadter.
Quota Club Of Montgomery
County, pm, Cape Cod
Inn. Bethesda, Dinner meet
ing.
Readers Clubs pm, Pen
Women's Studio. Meeting.
WOmen's Bar Association
$50 pm, AAUW Club
House. Dinner meeting;
speaker, Judge Orman
Ketcham.
st. Ambrose Parish Parents
Club Of Cheverly. Md.-8:30
pm. st. Ambrose audi
forum. Fashion show
Potomac Gulls - 8 pm.
Capitol Yacht Club. Annual
reception.
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ON THE
AGENDA
TONIGHT


1t. Harold f. Greenberg
Post No. 692, JWVA = $50
pm. Silver Spring library.
meeting; speaker. Mrs. Doro-
thy K. Smith on flower ar
ranging.
Capital Chapter. National
Secretaries AsSn.-6:30 pm,
Occidental Restaurant, din
ner meeting; speaker, Mrs.
Daphne Leeds.
Sligo Greek Unit, Fedora
ton of Republican Women
Of Prince Georges County
BIS pm. Parklawn Commu-
nifty Building, meeting; pro-
gram, Candidates Night"
Court Our Lady Of LOurdes
No. 1920, Catholic Daugh-
tiers of America 8 pm.
Rock Greek Council knights
of Columbus Hall, SAT- West
Cedar lane. Bethesda. Re-
ception for new members;
Speakers, Miss Margaret
Buckley and Mrs. Samuel r.
Brown.
College Park tMarylandl
Branch, AAUW 8 pm.
Maryland Room in Home
Economics Building on Uni
versity of Md. campus.
meeting; speaker. DR.. DON
aid Gordon.
Montgomery County League
Of Women VoterS-8:l5 pm.
at home of Mrs. John Fillian.
1905 Thornapple street.
Chevy Chase. unit meeting Of
B-CC P. NJ: 8:l5 pm. at
home of Mrs. NJ. Rennert.
6705 Barr road. Fairway Hills.
Bannockburn unit meeting:
$50 pm. at home Of Mrs.
Morton Reichek. 98l7 East
Light drive. Silver Spring.
Northwest Park Colesville
unit meeting; BIS pm, Civic
Center. Rockville unit meet
ing; $3.50 pm. at home Of
Mrs. Boris Kameras, 26l4
Ross road. Chevy Chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14
WHY GROW OLD?
9-DaY Diet Will Help
You Get Into Clothes

those attractive but revealing
play clothes"
why Grow Old?" is here
to help you get into them.
Now is your chance to join
thousands Of other women in
a short adventure. Don't let
five to ten pounds spoil your
fun when you can lose them
in just nine days!
AS you have already
guessed / am starting my g.
Day Reducing Diet. The
menus in today's column are
for tomorrow. Do your shop
ping today and begin losing
those unwanted pounds to-
morrow.
MENUS FOR TUESDAY
Breakfast
Half grapefruit
One thin dry piece of whole
wheat toast, black coffee
Mid Morning
Glass of tomato juice
Luncheon
Green salad with lemon or
reducing dressing, slice
lamb roast don't eat
the fat
One glass skinned milk
One thin dry piece of whole
wheat toast
Mid Afternoon
Glass of tomato juice
Dinner
One piece of lean meat, steak
or roast IS or 6 ounces
One-half cup squash
yellow preferable)
One-half cup string beans
One glass skinned milk,
One apple
Each day / am also going
to give you an exercise which
l have found to be beauti-
flying to the figure. Stand
with your left side toward
the wall. Place your left hand
on the wall. Swing your right
leg forwaI and backward.
Keep your trunk erect. then
reach as far in each direc-
ton as you can.
After a while turn your
right side toward the wall,
place your right hand on the
wall and swing your left leg
forward and backward. Keep
both knees straight.
If you would like to have
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IT'S A DATE
TODAY

TODAY
All this week. Franklin
Simon will have informal
modelling at the S g. w
Cafeteria at luncheon. 1890
to 2 pm. On Monday, Thurs
day and Friday at dinner,
$50 to 8 pm.
LanSburgh's presents a
Cotton Carnival fashion show
for the Parents Club Of st.
Ambrose Church. Cheverly.
Md. $3.50 pm. Pat Geyer
will do the commentary.
The fashion consultant for
Vassarette- Vette, Miss White.
will be at Julius Garfinckel
g. Co., 5th floor. from 10 to
6 pm.
Annette Bullock Donohue.
vice-president Of Georgia
Bullock, will be at julius
Garfinckel g. Co., informally
showing the new soft dress
maker r-sports
clothes from California.
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Industry Says Diapers
Are Bio Business

Attitudes of new mothers
on baby care will be ex-
plored today when nearly
300 representatives of the
diaper service industry gather
in the Shoreham Hotel for
their 18th annual conven-
ton.
Today's session. highlight-
irg a four day program
which began yesterday, will
reveal results of a motiva-
tional research study, spon-
sored by the diaper industry.
1t was conducted by DR..
Ernest Dichter. president OF
the Institute of Motivational
Research.
Mr.. Bernard Kessler. presi-
dent of the DSIA. predicted
the application of these flnd-
ings to the operation of the
industry, is expected to have
a far reaching effect on the
Nations mothers and babies.
Last night. delegates heard
a talk of the work and scope
of the Department of Health,
Education and Welfare, by
Mr.. Malcolm c. Hope, men,
Der of the Surgeon Gen.
erals staff.
Mr.. Hope discussed the
work of the Department in
the United States public
health program which he de-
scribed as the greatest
single force in the baby care
field in this country
On Wednesday, DR.. Pau
line Berry Mack. dean and
director of research of the
College of Household Arts
and Sciences at Texas Wom-
ems University. will address
the convention.
DR.. Mack, who heads a
research fellowship supported
by the Diaper Service In
stitute. will reveal results of
the latest laboratory tests Of
ome-laundered diapers YER
sus commercially -laundered
diapers.
The diaper industry was
started in the l930s by a few
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14
AT PAN AMERICAN
Week Oft
To Exotic
Start

Fan American week got
of to an exotic start here
yesterday afternoon with an
exhibit of 100 or more diff
ferent kinds of orchids, a ton
in all, in the Tropical Patio
Of the Pan American Union.
The orchids came from
Colombia. courtesy of the
garden clubs Of the cities of
Medillin. Manizales and Be-
gotta. and while the public
viewed them, a Colombian
Orchestra. Con Junto Tell
condor, played in the back
ground.
Twelve members of the
Colombian garden clubs flew
to Washington for the OPEN
ing Of the show, arriving at
dawn yesterday morning.
With them were two Colon
bian queens-Miss Doris Hill.
who is Miss Colombia" and
Miss Luz Marina Zuluaga,
the Coffee Queen.
All the visitors later at
tended a large reception in
the Hall of the Americas at
the Union. given at 6 pm. by
the chairman of the Council
of the Organization OF Amer
lean States, Argentine Am
baSsador Garcia, and Column
bian Ambassador Jose Gu
tierrez-Gomez.
The ambassadors and their
wives received about 300
guests. including diplomats
from all the Latin American
countries and members of
the Capital Division of the
Woman's National Farm and
Garden Association. Con
Junto Tejicondor, a folk
lore band which came to
Washington especially for
Pan American Week, again
provided background music.
The WNFGA members,
who helped to set up the
orchid exhibit at the Union,
are acting as hosts to the Co.
lumbar women for garden
tours and other entertain
ment during their stay. To-
night five will give dinner
parties for the visitors in
their homes.
Miss Grace Frysinger, a
national vice president Of
the Farm and Garden Asso-
citation. will entertain Miss
Colombia. among others, and
has invited Miss District of
Columbia. June iberia
Cook, and 1858 Cherry Bios
som Festival queen, Miss
Carolyn Drigotas of Maine,
to meet her.
Mrs. William Ridgly Chap
line. ch airman Of the
clubs international corpora
ton committee. will have
Miss Zuluaga as her guest.
Others giving dinners are
Mrs. H. A. Dodderidge, Mrs.
P. Salisbury and Mrs. j. A. G.
Pennington. The president
of the capital division of
WNFGA is Mrs. Edward w.
Alton.
The Colombian Garden
Club visitors will leave Wash
ington Thursday afternoon,
after a look at public and
private gardens and other
local sights-including our
elusive cherry blossoms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14
WHY GROW OLD?
Ry JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

KeBIhIeF ana ITIbuhe 5yhuIcHle
This time of year our
thoughts turn to vacations.
sheer-materialed costumes.
swim suits. play clothes and
the great outdoors.
Along with these thoughts
come sister thoughts such as
How will look in a bathing
suit?" How will I look with
out a girdle or in one of the
lightweight summer variety?"
This year / want to swim. ="
II want to be comfortable in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

my 9-Day Reducing Diet in
booklet form. send 10 cents
and a stamped. self-addreSsed
envelope with your request
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

for 1t to Josephine Lowman
in care of the Evening Star.
You can lose from 5 to 10
pounds on the diet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

Ida Jean Kahn,
tolentAd outhoress
and c lu mnist-
oqoin discusses the
subject she hos
mode O life study
the problem
Of overweight.
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RUG, Broadloom: maroon: OKLA;
very good condition; SIS. EN-.
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RefrigeratOr ClOSe-Out

IRBFRIGERATORs. used, $3.50 up;
iTsdls 81 sSa. Il Ssl SNG Ma s.s sSHsosyE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

REFRIGERAToR GENERAL
ELEECERIc S-cubie f.. excellent
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RELP--DoMEsTIc !

C0OK-GHW.. must be experienced;
small adult family; recent local
refs. required. Spring Valley. EN-
2-5071.
COOk.G.H.W., live in: refs; ex.
per: Sb0l Northampton NV, EN-
G,H.W.; WHITE; live in; plenty Of
time on: small home, no children :
rel; salary open. Ia. 9-6476.
INV, plain cooking: live in or
out; to S45. No reg. fee. Al AZ.
SoCiATES, 1017 18th st. NV,
H0USEKEEPER. white, TO live IN,
with single semi-invalid woman
nice home. LU. 1-34O9.
MAID CHILD CAREI live in. 220i
Marx Court, s. g.. Nd, u.
9-O629.
NURSE MAID. live in: reference and
exper: required; excel; salary for
qualified person. CO. 5-204S.
YOUNG WOMAN. live with family,
assist care small children, light
housework: separate room. bath,
nominal salary, substantial free
tiulCs pIClCTdDly recent EUrODe0r
background. Write full particulars
Box BIB, Star.
LIVE IN; companion to mother; car
work days. Call after $50 pm
Ii. 4-0477.
MIDDLE.AGED colored woman for
care Of elderly lady and 40 Inv
5k days, Bethesda, Nd; GOOD refs
required. OIL. 4-2712.
GIRL or settled woman wanted Il
baby sit; refs. 1897 North Capitol
st. ne. Dc
MOTHERS HELPER. experienced
TO live with ranther and two HttIf
girls In mid-Montgomery County
Normal duties light. but must Be
capable Of taking full charge
Drivers license essential. WAGES,
hours will be negotiated. WI
.-S9S2.
WOMAN. white: over 30; live in;
.Hillerest Hts. sect. Care 3 chill.
'dren. 2 school age: Inv. After 8
pm. sun. RE. 5-9339.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

FURN.. NEW-sl79 maple Nv. Tm.,
sss . i die''' siis 4s 4seli siis1
$3.50 o449i7 MINI. ave. ne
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FURN. STUDIO. 3 rms, oil paint
lnss, rugs kit. cabinet, books. ST
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SWlNuS AND 5L.DINU bUAHD-
az six each M AesA1S '1 .
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FCRN. for 1-bedrm. apt, complete
incl. din. rm. set and TV; origi-
nails. $1,000, will sell half price
ia. 2-l31l
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HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY for senior partner in
prominent law ilrm; legal exper.
not necessary, II other uualihca-
tons satisfactory; salary opei.
state age, .exper., education ana
other qualifications. Box IBID,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CAMERA. Bolex 10-mm. movie cam
era, hrand-new cond. with hard
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CLERK TYPIST

For permanent interesting once
position. Pleasant working .ondi-
tionsi 5-day week. Promotion when
quaiineu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

FuRN.-zenith comb. radio. phono,
Nv, 3-speed. peri. cond. dark ma.
hogany; Roper gas rance, white.
peri. cond... oven and broiler with
timer; Steinway upright piano
needs tuning and minor repairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08
anshaW MSOELLANE0uS F0R.sALE FoR sALE

FURN.-2 mahog. step tables, $50;
2 pair Of lamps, $50; / mahog.
kniek-knack shelf, $40. ri. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08
slTUATioRs-poMESTIc
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL at home. standard
texts furn.; low monthly paw
ments. Write for American School
booklet. p. o Box 81, Bladens-
burg. Md. or phone UN. 4-IB2O.
INQUIRE RE. 7-2S2s-New, V0uick
beginners and review courses in
typing shorthand, bookkeeping
civil service. For quick employ.
inent; positions now open: so to
p a90 s week up; Small classes.
cor. 18th and q SIS. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

ROTARY HOUTER, pipe and dram
machine: SIb day. RENTAL
TOOLS a. EQUIP. CO.. JU. 5-5O40.
RUG-Gold Chinese Oriental, 6x0;
excellent cond.; 500. AID. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

2 URN.-Maple chest on chest
caiI AL ASH dssk and bookcase
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hILp'WOMEN


c1EnK.TYP1sT. sen. once work:
Iss.s sas q ss ssssss.s q ,i sEsts
P6NTIAc, INC, $3.50 Hampton ds
lane, Bethesda, Nd, OIL. 4-ROOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

FuRN.--2-pc. red sectional sofa,
black walnut corner table, new,
5000: HOLLYWOOD bed, S25. JE.
3-3O23.
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HELP MEN AMD WOMEN ITI
RESIDENT MANAGER, man a.

RESIDENT MANAGER, man and
wife; maintenance duties. "a.
unit NEW building. write 30,
16-B. star.
SOCIAL WORKER, psychiatric
wanted immediately for Fairfas
County Health Department. Cal
CIR. 3-20b0, Monday through Ffi.
day. 3 TO 4:30.
TALENT, chorus lines. SINGERS
dancers. comedians, novelty acts
musicians, hillbilly bands. AppIs
202 Colorado Bldg, SATURDAY., III
TO g: evenings. $3.50 TO q.
MARRIED COUPLE, retired or semi,
retired, to act as caretakers OF 4
home with 3 small furn. apts.
3-rm. apt. with yard Complete n
exchange for services. Call co
5-6705 for appt. after pm.
WANTED-Clinical laboratory tech.
nician. registered or eauivsient
for small hospital laboratory: 40.
hr, week, $3.50 per month ii
registered. $500 per month Ii
registered with 3 yrs. experience
Contact Or sydney KATE, DOC.
TORS HOSPITAL, 2724 N
Charles st.. Baltic, Nd.
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FURN. MOVING MUST sacrifice.
planter table. pink marble TOP,
lamp table, piano finish. marble
top. Imported dinner service for
IL. each piece signed. Exquisite
royal pastel mink stole. Dresden,
nielsen, etc. DORCHESTER HOUSE,
APT. 41E. NO. 7-9O07.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

FURN.-New. sell below cost. Beds,
sofa, Kitchen set. etc. TO. g.
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PRINTING EQUIP.-varitype with
many fonts, a. ,; Dick $50 MINI
All in excel. cond. Elk. 3-0744.
RADIO EQUIPMENT. Collins 32-V-
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SALESLADIEs
MAC NAMES, INC.
1912 q st. NV.

SALES REPRESENTATIVE wanted
for newest country club In sub
urban Nd. II you have your own
contacts. you can earn 500 q wk.
in your spare time. Call DI.
100000 for Appointment.
SEAMSTRESS, experienced, drapery
and upholstery sewing; 5-day week
good salary and employe DEMENT'S
Apply Mr.. Heater, upholstery shop
SHOREHAM HOTEL.
SECRETARY, must be excel. ste
nographer; purchasing. construc.
ton or reality exper. desired;
modern upper NV. ONCE: excel
hours and salary. Box 143-D
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

RUGS. new and used. $50 up. An
three plants. PARK RUG CLEAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

Must sell entire stock Of new
1856 and 80 0-E, Frigidaire. West
l1ng la; Hotpoint. Gibson and
guarantee. we also have a selec.
ton Of new colored refrigerators
and ranges that are slightly chip
ped ct low. low prices. No rca-
sonable offer refused. Open ewes.
~
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DGAO i 1O1fAlN
STATLER HOTEL
CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position with wholesale
corporation on River road near Be-
thesda. stock recording and verih-
sstion o. salss pricing typins q re;
required; 6~day week. Phone OF,
l-taSS for interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

TURN uphols. chairs. leather
top coffee table. 8 pr. custom
grapes; from luxury home, being
redec.: sac. 1915 Davenport NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

FykN.-Edison ehifforobe and chill
mattr. Excel cond. He 1-5404
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lcoOK-GHW, must be experienced;
/ small adult family; recent local
refs. required. Spring Valley. EN-
I q Earyt
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RUGS. l2l. Chinese, 9xl2, S325
4.Sxs.l, SIS; Chinese dragon tap.
estry, 4.4x6, $46: semiantiaue
Shirvan 37x5,S. $45; antique
Kubestan 4x12, S165; antique
Gordaz COLLECTORS item) 46x6. 9,
1873. E. A: BAALIAN A 4 son. 2l25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

RUG, Chinese Moy Perkin, 6x9,
handmade, excel. cond.; $3.50.
WO. 6-7O72
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINEs-S6O trade-in
allowance for your old hand ma.
chine. on purchase of any new
machine. 1-year guarantee, terms
II desired. CENTRAL, 2OO7 l4th
st NV. HU. 3-5l2l.
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Louis XIV. small sofa, 2 barre
chairs, 3 occasional chairs, 2
matching Oriental rugs 0x12, lOS
l5, with pad; deep freeze, 1876
1T. rooster oven with cabinet
and infra-ray broiler. RIA. g.
S24S after & nm.
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TEACHING CAREER
WITH
ARTHUR MURRAY

Ten ladies needed to complete
our training class now forming:
age 2l-33. college background or
equivalent; base pay, $50. Per-
sonal interview only, Mon. through
iOl1 CONN. AVE. NV. /,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

FURN.-Sofa, Empire; excel. cond
cost $425. sell $500 or best oifer
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H0UsEKEEPER, white, 10 live IN,
with single semi-invalid woman
nice home LII 1.24nn
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS Z SERVICES

ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS:
College Park areas only; custom
builder. TO. e-6055.
ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS
save money; guaranteed work;
kitchens, dens, rec. rms: remodel
ing, free planning, blueprints and
estimates. HOWARD CONSTRUCT
TON CO.. JU. 9-O574,