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cHRYsLER '5S windsor 4-dr. Sc
dan. painted In strlkins a-tone
haFhor blue with ivory t0pi eauip.
with T., h., iull-time power steer
ms, powerflite trans Stock No,
B ] us, ONLY A RIDE WILL PROVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

Seven Camera Pals Church. We
Open I'll 10 u LISTS
CHEVROLET 80, q luxurious Bel
Air A-dr. sports sedan IN 3-tore
ivory. dust plum, has VS. engtne
With poWerslide trans., r. and b.
Gee Mr.. Stafford
Stohlman Chevrolet
3ef0 N ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

DODGE IS Royal VS. hardtop
Heater. pouerhite. Wv. tires. Ortg-
inal 2-tone gfeen. Extra clean. one
owner Specially urieed for only
WHEELER. INC. CHnYBIER CITY
LARGEST WARRINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN, NV, EN- s-iOsO
DODGE 1888 sedanette. Z. and h;
new-eAr condition; $3.50, $50
down. SEQ o month. PAlI9
CHURCH De ecto-Plymoath. lee
hIghway a. Hiiiwood ave. il
5-2SflO
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AuroMoDs ron sAlT AuoMoDEs SALE AUOMoEs slRI

IMPERlAI. ~ 4-dr.. low mil fnll
power: S3 sAab. hoYAL ohHY.
Bier 1901 =. !. ave. ne, wa
IMPERIAL 80 g-ao9E hssdlop,
beautiful. turquoise and isorS. HT-
eeptionAlll clean. one owner sale
WHiffEi.ER.s nc. cHRysLER CRY
t .sdS I'm EoE IN ps s.iosS
IMPERIAL 'Fs hAratOpi fun pows
q pnd H. low ml COMPANY ~.
al cHRysLEk, SSoi 4. !. ave
LINCOLN 1857 Premier hardtop
coupe: r. and h.. automatic trans.
full power, genuine Leather nd
n nER b lHsfpSEIGf5; C Sr's5s' 'sas'. SUI
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
liia1 aist 81. NV. VI. 7.2t70
LINCNLNs 40 CLUB eodpssi .. and
sso 81 'is; Ca rSl..ssess f %. isssaHss10 0a
LINCOLN S55
cspEi snort scqpsi a.!sa. "a and
brakes power windows and sssh
Sis Trsds allowances
T,5S5
POHANKA Oldsmobile
USED CAR CRNTER OPEN TIL .
riney Branch Rd. a un!y, Blvd n
LINCOLN 1851 1-dr. sedan: HYDRA
Z; and HI must eel. ofisrs. I'm
LINCOLN ss Capri sedeni Dear
hydramatic. power steering and
brakes, ,eleetrtc windows and seatf
immaculate. $1,000.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
sH BETHEsbk' Nd 81 1900
LINCOLN so Premier hsrdtop
full power. genuine all-ieather IN.
terlof. 2-tone paint. Wv tires,
$4,000 actual miles. BUTLER
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
.lI2I sist o.. NV, ~ 7.al70
MG-TC 1919 roadster: rebuilt and
renovated. Sl,SQ0. business hrs.
OIL. e.5s0o; ewes. EN-, 3-oass'
MERCEDES 500. 81 sports coupe.
IL and h. knocked down wheels
racing tires; spare brake lining;
shop manuals: many other Access
SORES. &5,9e5.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
'il.i ein o. NV. PE 7.s47o
MERCURY 1854 sun Valley; Ner-
eomAtie, Z. and h.. pa. and hrakes
very. nice car. A WHALE OF a
STANDARD PONTIAC
7Ia5 naIte, Az, On Re. !
AP. 7-1ss2
MERCURY IS Monterey hsFdtop;
tuFquoise ana white. :; and h.
Mereomatie: a. real clean one
EATON CHEVROLET
S ea. aRS I 81 eorn sE for Is Year.
MERcuRY 81 Monterey convert.
ihle; Tamplco red nniah. black top:
etc. eao6o actual NILS: real
sharp. 81 ,0o5 MONTGOMERY
STUBBS Mercury Dealer J5lb
Bladensburg I'd. AP. 1880. Open
ewes III y
MERCuRY 81 aport ledan; splen-
did: Sfe5. terms. SIS do. Roper
Motor, la. 6-s7O0.
MERCURY 1885 Monterey sport
sedan: =, and n. automatic tram.
,,oni I RAIEsa. y a1,h,,nR rns' ~ me
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
iiel eta st NV. ~ 7-2410
MERcUnY SO MonielaiF convert
IDLE: s-tone anish. cherry red ana
ermlne white: =. and n. Wv.
tires sa, Msree ON. Sr. nss etc o s2s
u os5sMnsRY .s M Mercury Mere Deal.
sr. 15i5 Biadens6uTg I'd. AP. a.
sgsn. Open ewes I'll .
MERCURY SO station uasoa -
door, radie. heater. Mefeometle
power steering and brakes. e.tone
sl.sk and .h.ts , s.s.., n q ss.s
JACK BLANKS
is ssso il lsss !. XIV wv, Hb. $500
MEncCRr IS eonveTtibls: loaded
salsi II .sa = Man MasxhHfs Saa AgTc
9Th nmA = ats NJ No 8aIUIIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

oLDsMoBILE 1853 de luxe "as"
convertible Getaway. radio. heat
er, power steering and brakes. Also
electric windows end seats. A
iREGISTTRED ROCKET as on
Page 4 IN this weeks LIFE MAG
AIINE N22DJ
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wis and Ellleott NV KE 7-l30s
oLDsMoBILE 1864 super "ss''
heater, power steering and brakes;
beautiful 2-tOne paint. A REQ
ISTERFD ROCKET.
PAUL BROS fOLDs)
Wis. and Ellioott NV. KE. 7-I30s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

oLDe 81 "9s" Holiday eoupeI
Odds best: very low mileage; shows
excellent care; all power features.
A real value; $685..
Akers Olds-C Cadillac Co.
Fairlinston shopping Center
Alex. Va. OV. 3-O36Os
1913 cow; excel. eond.
r. and h.. new tires; power stser-
ing Snd brakes. Must sell soon.
Call ewes. ~. 7-sl10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

MASKS. 'b2. SO, -. 'a5. $50
etatesInans and Ambassadors: 4
drs: and drs and hardtops.
Ted SOUTHEAST NAsH-RAH
HLkk. 2O3J Nichols ave. Sc. Lu.
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0I4R ,53

Super "eh" 4-dr.: s-tone green and
white with standard transmission
radio. heater and whitehall tires
Big Trade Allowance
gy0A RasV Terfne
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POHANKA Oldsnohile

ppl5 n.I 81 GEhIEK DpLh III 2
Silver Spring. JU. b-7s5b
0LDsMOBILE 1857 4-dr. HOLIDAY
So sedan fully equipped, J-2
rims. JE. l-3lhb.
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cubic feet of it in matter of seconds. The tgate,
you'll see, opens higher and wider for easy loading.
There's lot more, of course-plusfeatures your
Chevrolet dealer can cover in one quick walk around
a new Chevy wagon! ;. Chevrolet Division of
General Motors, Detroit 2, Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
n the smGrtest station wagon set there IS!

Make no mistake, these wagons are moved by
the same spirit that's in every Chevy-up to 28O-
hp. worth! They're as smooth riding, too, with
new Full Coil suspension and bigger tires, both
standard New air ride is an extra-cost option. As
for load space, you can clear the deck to get SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23

women they must be "pre-
pared for a whole new world
Of suffering and priyation"
in the event OF nuclear at
tack.
Organized medical care
would not be available at all
in large areas Of the country
for an extended period OF
time. enormous numbers Of
persons would be separated
from their families. cattle
could sicken or die from radi-
alton exposure and the crops
in the fields probably would
be contaminated. many ia
miliar bodies Of government
would be destroyed and effec-
tive national leadership might
be severely crippled for a
long time, stores would be
closed or destroyed cleo
tricity, gas and water for the
home would be in critically
short supply" he summar-
lied grimly.
Assistant Secretary of State
Francis o. Wilcox told the
women that despite the
Illustrations we have en-
countere d" in negotiating
with Soviet Russia. he is con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23

administration to nuclear
blast survivors who are in
shock, no matter what the
nature Of their injuries. Spe-
officially, the plasma lis de-
signed to bring up to normal
the blood pressure Of VIC
Tins whose pressure has
fallen through shock" ac-
cording to DR.. Smith. Not all
surviving victims Of a blast
will need plasma, he said.
but a great many will. and
will die without it. oCDM
estimates that an average
of 400 units will be needed
for every 1000 victims.
If disaster should strike
before the plasma is revital-
lied, the Government has one
other shock treatment rem
edy on hand-295,000 units
Of serum albumen.
The stockpiling program
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
star stan writer

II the United States were
to. come under nuclear at
tack today much of the life
saving blood plasma stock
piled for such an emergency
might be ineffective.
All Of the 1902 1903 units
of dried plasma stockpiled by
the Government has been
stored beyond the five-year
period which the National
Institutes of Health has de-
clared to be a maximum for
safe storage Of plasnla.
After that period, the
plasma may or may not still
be potent" according to DR..
Robert L. Smith, Assistant
Administrator OF Health and
Medical Affairs for the once
of Civil and Defense Mobili-
zation formerly the Federal
Civil Defense Administra-
tom, who discussed the
blood program at a meeting
Of the National Woman's ADJ
visory Committee TO the
OCDM at the Mayhower
Hotel yesterday.
The last of the Govern
ment-stored plasma passed
its fifth year this July, DR..
Smith said. and may well
have deteriorated. Some Of
it is more than six years old,
he added.
Nobody Really Knows"
Nobody really knows II it's
still good" DR.. Smith ex-
planned after his talk. 1--WE
have tested a very few sam
Piles Of this rather large
stockpile. The ones we have
tested have been all right. !
think probably much Of it is.
But we can't be sure.
I'm peacetime you auto
matically throw drugs out
one day after the NH dat
ing period expires" he ex-
planned. I'm wartime, with
a mans life hanging in the
balance, you would use it.
of course. and hope for the
best"
OCDM obtained a $12,-
100000 appropriation from
Congress earlier this year to
'rework" the plaSma and
bring it up to "freSh poten-
cy again." DR.. Smith said.
This is the first year such
an appropriation was re-
quested by the agency. he
said in response to q Ques-
ton.
The program has not yet
started, and viii take q long
time to complete, he added.
The delay is caused by the
need to develop a process for
reworking the plasma. which
never has been necessary be-
fore, DR.. Smith declared.
The National Research
Council and various pharma-
cutical Arms that have blood
fractionizations programs
are cooperating on the prob
lem, he said.
Blood plasma and serum
albumen are stockpiled for
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ocDM OFFICIAL SAYS:
Litesdving Pldsn1d Stockpile
Mdy Be Useless in War

was switched from blood
plasma to serum albumen in
1854 because the latter,
which is equally effective,
could be stored in a smaller
area. DR.. Smith explained.
But the amount Of serum
albumen on hand would not
begin to meet the needs Of
the 5 million shock victims
which OCDM estimates
would result from a nuclear
attack on the United States.
Chose casualty estimates
now have gone UP. the sci-
enlist said, but we aren't
prepared to say how high"
Other speakers at the confer
ence referred to millions"
Of injured victims).
rs Million Women
Also, the same 5-year NH
dating limit applies to Sc
rum albumen, and 100000
Of the albumen units will
pass the fiye-year period next
year. 8
The OCDM National Wom-
ems Advisory Committee
meetings, which will continue
through tomorrow, are being
attended by about 200 women
leaders and heads of women's
organizations, whom OCDM
officials declare represent Is
million American women.
Purpose of the annual
meetings, of which this is the
sixth, is to pass along the
governments latest civil de-
Tense thinking to the ma
tion's women.
This year the emphasis is
on OCDM's switch from
elaborate evacuation plans
for the civilian population, in
event of nuclear attack, to
an about drive for base
ment-type shelters.
Every householder and
building operator is being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23

urged by the government to
provide his own shelter. with
advice but no financial help
from the Federal government.
the women were told by Ger
aid r. Gallagher, OCDM AS
sistant Administrator for Re-
search and Development.
Shelters of reasonable ade-
quacy can be built with $3.50
to $3.50 worth Of materials.
he said.
Forty million copies OF q
new OCDM bulletin, outlin-
ing a cheap. improvised" DO
it-yourself type shelter for
individual homes will be dis
tributed across the nation by
Boy Scouts on October IL, Mr..
Gallagher said.
"New World Of Suffering"
Mr.. Gallagher also stressed
the desirability Of converting
underground parking ga
RACES, subways, mines and
caves for shelter purposes.
Many cities have become in
terested in this, particularly
for the new parking garages
which many are about to con-
struct. he said.
DR.. Paul c. McGrath, Dep
uty Director of Intelli-
gence for oCDM. told the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23
Miss Summers
Reelected Chairman

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j..
Sept. % (AP).--MisS Lillian
Summers. recreation consult
ant for the American Red
Cross in Washington, d. c.,
yesterday was reelected
chairman OF the hospital
section Of the American Rec
reation Society.
The group is holding its
annual meeting in conjunc-
ton with the 10th National
Recreation Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23

WINGED there Is some ground
for hope" that the two ma
tons will settle their differ
ences without war.
I'VE must remember, how
ever he warned. that the
challenge we face Is not q
short run proposition. The
cold war. with all It's trickery.
its subversion and sabotage.
and even its peripheral wars,
may run for 10 or 20 or 80
years or more"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23
Rembrandt Fashion ShO'cs

Thursday, September Is at 7:3O Pm.
in the Fourth Floor Misses Shop with
Cif Johnston, the designer, as commentator
Mr.. Nat Rubin, Rembrandt president, and
Mr.. Johnston will be available for consultation
Informal modelling from II am. to pm.
Corners ON Friday, September %
Fashion Show at 1880 pm.
with Mr.. Johnston as commentator
and available for consultation.
Informal modelling from 10 am. to pm.
Spring Valley on Friday, September 2s
Fashion Show at 2:30 pm.
with Mr.. Johnston az commentator
and available for consultation
Informal modelling from to s pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23
Opening Meeting

Toaping Castle Chapter,
OAR, viii hold its first far
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23

meeting on Friday At the
Parklawn Community Gem
ter. East-West highway and
Riggs road at 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24
ny DOUGLAS TUoMEY

The low-roofed house with
the shallow attic IA the one
that needs the most ventila-
ton.
An unyentilated or badly
ventilated attic causes excess
humidity in the house. excess
awe heat in the summer and q
generally uncomfortable at
|mosphere.
Il Is not much OF a Job 10
install adequate lowers or
ventilators In the gable ends
Of a house. These are readily
available In almost any lumber
yard, and can be found In sew
eral different designs.
One at each end OF an attic
will make a world Of difference
In the comfort Of any home.
To conserve heat during the
winter months. q plywood bat
ten can be made which viii set
over the lowers. Some building
codes say that the size Of lou
vers or ventilators must be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24
Low-Roof House Needs
Adequate Ventilation

equal 70 At least l per cent Of
the attic area.
In selecting lowers, the own
er OF a house should make sure
that they are screened 10 pre-
vent wasps. bees. hornets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24

squirrels or other small animals
from entering.
Care must be exercised IN
installing the louvers. While
most Of them have Ranges
which make attachment 70 the
house quite easy. the Joint
around the unit must be well
caulked 10 avoid damage from
rain.
'R'Isa,sd ~ the neil s'na'ss''. ins1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24

beginning Of Q new o0-acre.
3oo-home development.
The subdivision will be To-
Gated on q part Of the Green
belt Veterans Housing Corps
original purchase. II viii be
known as Lakewood. and is
adjacent to oreenbelt.
Construction has begun on
model homes. the firm said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24
Buchanan Sturts
New Proiectin
GreenbeIt Area

W. Evans Buchanan. builder
and developer. has announced
plans 10 build i07 homes in the
oreenbelt. Md. area as the
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sos OAK PLACE
Open Sunday. ! 70 2

DlFeeflonn, Ouf Wisconsin Are.
10 hahk oI hffheado, bear leff
on old 0eoFoffoun Road, De-
Eogd Mn enffeace turn itff %
oah Flact. VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24
Award in Architecture - Bethesd
Designed and CusiOm-I8uili for The Present Orrner
Planned for fhe Convenience Of the Large Family


From ne momsrs you core
lnio the woSsd BRICK en-
trones holl end see the
rondom width psposd loon.
you kno~ YOU hove found an
utterly different ord ehogr-
Ing homs. For further ,n-
formation plsoss coll Mn.
Neil. o.. 2-o772.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

DITro DUPLICATION MACHINE
s $1,000 sos sl'' ~. ns g busn:s
once, excel, simple, quick, eco
fomIcnl dnnIlcalof Tor small Of
ace. school chufcht olIered lea
worth a. Supplies ior so. lepa'
ralely o. toaplhef. Cal MRS
y We MAR. suiias business A'si''
DaAFERlEa and cornice. iaa-ln
wlnlaa1 curtains. Cualom-mada
excel. cond. !, soft shades OF green
and leaf print: reaa, kM, a-sOb2
KDIrnokH KouIFmkNT--csnslsiI
q dielatlnI. trAn.tFi4lng ang
! nhatln1 mecnIns. AZ IN xcsl
s s..e., and a. Seuf pfies' IL =
RLEcTRlC nAN0k--Ksnmore APT
a1f.,o go. Coed condition YIN
ELEcfnIc ROksTkn tive end
Isel'ss ,sssss . 's'sphsns stand
ELKc. RANCH, rfsridalre. I'M excel
eend ean ~. 7-eo1s - an
kLEc. RANCE Kenmore. apt. flss
socd send' On. S-salt.
f osss : s1Ssfu To- ..sss se's'' go
kLEcInlc InAINl furniture: m.ls
household furnlshlngo. reaa. NJ
5000 after $3.50 p n,
FANS, electric, lO-in, tabs model
only a. y price. So each. mad a.
1 noor model air circuialof. $50
al brand -neu and IN perfect con.
s sDas |, AZ 7ssoas' OF can .
FoAM RUBnEn-3fx1oxl. kytra
fzEb. ara sRils y eisz,l';s -s Ssstl'
FURNAck, gas. bot air. AZ con
l SSl' I sHa d %H s 81 SSso'm house
FURNrTURE-3-pc, bedfm.. suite
after $3.50 pm. 10.
FURNlTUME-oofNo OvNRsEAb
Complete house OF furniture. Mu1l
sell. oacrince, HA. a-eoo6.
FuRNIfUnE : FOR sale cheap
FURNffVRE-Llv, rm. sofa. en-.
!asIss' lamps; Tlse. tables. pofei
PURNTTURKJ delinauent account
compiete = rooms Of furniture
bedrm.. Nv. rm. and dinette. rs
sumo payments OF Slo per month
on balance due after small dow
payment. MARIO FURNITUni
Co, ia23 18th Vi. NV. DE-. ?
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HELp-WoMEH

afENo0RAPuEn- cIEnK = Per,
manenl nosIilon. LArge bondlnl
company Good Workina cond /
s.qps Hour i.sgrs $50 % t'so. Cal
fHAcnEns, uhiie. Tor ~. and a.
hlgh school malh,. phgn' %. ani
AnGllah, TOP salaries and M
x6cYiy', COS iaik 81 ~.
ftAcmIn. part time. dsgres u
lob available sept sl1A mo
POTOMAC EMFL., 13a4 Wll1or
bRd' VA. $1,000
TELEPHONE oPnnAIOni soms
llpln4 enperienca necessary; ~.
daf vi, paid vacalIonf neU douli-
town bldG Zee Nm, KoVAI. 10
GAN gFoFdl, 1850 eoth 81 NV.
TELErnONn SOLICITOR. expsf.
no, s-2e11, 4 10 no pm.
TELEPHONE soLIcIT0hs-work
m W.. - IRE. Or older With Z yrS,
9 egllsgs or more Nh. chUx,
~ M"NNNNWNNa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
STEEL
ACE

See Us Before You Buy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
Stenographer

steno., experienced with
calculator, adding machine
and survey data needed for
permanent placement as
soon as possible In a small,
active, and weIl-organized
research once OF a large
downtown organization.
Wide variety of RESPONSE
bic duties working as Q Girl
Friday for Research Di-
rector. Rewarding effort re-
sulting In published survey
work relied upon locally and
nationally.
Ideal location, normal work
week. paid vacation. sick
ness benefits. proilt-sharing
program for eareer-minded
individuals.
Resume should include per-
tinent information regarding
age, marital status, typlng
and shorthand speed. once
machinery that has been
operated By respondent, sal-
airy desired. and when avail
able. No inquiries made to
present employer. All resu-
mes read In complete con-
hdence.
BOX TIT, STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
REPAIRS q SERVICE

HA. Z-S3Ib
PHONE DAY OR MONT
BLOCK, BRICK and cement work.
New or repairs. All work guar
10. 1-1O03, 10. 2-0226 after 5.
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK; free
est; no job too small; white man:
guaranteed work. FL. 4-5S35.
CARPENTRY, painting and gutter
ing. Small Jobs q speciality. Free
Estimates. APP. 7-743A.
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2 i'sSl.sbsss.' ' tam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

SECRETARY, branch once ma.
tional organization; excel. posi-
ton for girl 20-35. in one-giri
mod. atr-cond. once; GEORGETOWN
area. Interesting and varied gen.
eral once work, plus receptionisl
duties. Excel. hours and benefits
Some shorthand desirable. Cal
Mr.. O'BRIEN, AID. $4,000 fol
Interview
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HELp--WoMEM


HECEFTIONIbIo
T q "a s s, .ss.;, 'G ss. pas, ~. z
some hiing: Goed positions, Conn
MPio fkfRNT HfRtfca iEc'a'
nos iolh ~ NV. TX 1870
hkcEr .TYPE. tsl 80. % $500
MGR 900 OR 4 tyre. 800 SOS
Atlas Adsc.Y isso N v. Ava s'w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

hEsoRs|zos -. a.. y I!.. .siL : 80, =.
paFtmenl meat eloraee. eri1per.
best eiiss, no, 2sslsa;
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HoUsEKEEPER. white: ! school
NIUATl0MsNMER

OFFICE MANAGER. personnel dir,
ptlrch. exper., married. desires po-
Sition with good oppor. Excel
references. Box 493-L, Star.
sGLE. MAN, white: SIS: active:
exper. handyman, gardener, all
round repairs win live in. Small
town or suburban. Reasonable
Box 4eO-L. star. 16s
Isl-CLAss SHEET METAL WORK.
ER desires work anywhere; immi.
grant Scot. recently arrived
WASHINGTON. Box 491-L, Star. 90
MAN FRIDAY, 90, good worker;
start immed. $50 VIZ. sal. will NEE
living expenses. Elk. $4,000. 81
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HELP-D0MEsrle
COOK BUTLER-CRAUFFFUR

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the best with finest references
consid srsd By bachelor. Good sal.
airy. Telepnole NE. s-172O
COOK WANTED, white, live In; air.
eond, kit: other household help
Box 9S-T. Star.
Observation-Disclosures. reliable
for father and motherless Ayr.
old girl. Live In. Call ewes 10
1886
H0UsEKERPER. white: Q school.
age children: pvt. rm., live in.
By Aug. 1. Box 1877. Star.
MAID, live In; Ink. and eooking
take care Of semi-invalid: excel
refs; S45 week. EN-. 3-9264.
WHITE, TO be with elderly lady
Inv, live In. EVENINGS after 7:30
OF. 4-7547.
COLORED GIRL, must be neat
beauty salon cleaning. u. 0.
I NOlNs
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REPAIRS a SERVICE


Al ROOF REPAIR. painting, suit
ter spout. new roof. install Al
types: free est. Lu, 1880.
Al ROOF RkPAiR. painting, suit
ter, apQut, new roof install ~
types. Frce est, Lu, i-3eb0,
ACCESSORIES = Baths. kitchen
plumbing. heating. painting, plAa'
tering, Carpentry. AID, 2-e4l6,
sun HOME IMPROVEMENT 90
GpecialITos IN rec. rma.. no none,
down; 8 yrs. 10 pay. HI. R-Qe04
ALI GEN, HOME RKPAIRs. paper
ing, roofng. paintlng, ealpentrl
AZ. ss1t I Sss,ssSIss S'f b q cod
from D 10 o. cREScENT HQMI
IMPROVEMENT CO., AID. 4-67ps
G. 3. ZIMMERMAN, masonry con
tractor ,v BRICK, cement nn.sat p ssmsa
etc. AID. 4-4S13.
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GIRLS 10-2R

Travel N. z, Calf. ma: average
earnings 500 Wk.: $500 yearly
bonus; no exper. necessary; transp.
furnished. Parents INVITED Ct
interview. Apply JUDY MORRIS.
Cairo Hotel 10 an. to 2 pm.
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SECRETARY


niartins pay Of SIS per vssk fol
an experienced secretary Who car
work with ! minimum o. nupnfgi.
sion and attend 70 nofmai ofies
operations.
nolllns representatives.. nllns
reception, and apnoInt mnnts re-
sponnihlllty In once Of cQntrqllef
i.sa lsplns., moesIats shorthAnd
Inc once u not REQUIRED.
applicant should be under 30,
and available 1non.
submit resume STATING prior sec
retarlnl experience, biographical In
formation. and When available.