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TO Provide for "A Program Of Moderate Income Home
Construction, to Authorize the Insurance OF Bonds for
Such Public Undertaking and for other Purposes.
, 1959-12-05
LEGISLATIVE RECORD Continued
Continued from yesterday
BILL No. 909
THIRD LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
Of TIE UNITED STATES
Regular Session
1859
CONTINUED from yesterday
Bill No. 909


TO Provide for A Program Of Moderate Income Home
Construction, to Authorize the Insurance OF Bonds for
Such Public Undertaking and for other Purposes.
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands:
SECTION i. It is hereby declared that (al there
exists throughout the Virgin Islands an alarming short
age Of adequate housing for persons Of moderate income,
as hereinafter defined, who, In significant numbers are
compelled to live in sub-standard or crowded dwellings,
or pay extremely high rentals for the relatively few
houses of adequate construction available from private
enterprise or owners; (b1 that the social and economic
WeIlbeing and stability of the Virgin Islands community
would be vastly improved by a substantial increase in
private h-ome-ownership; and (c) ii is in the public inter
est to adopt and carry out a housing development pro-
gram that will provide a means for the ownership OF
homes by persons Of moderate income.
SECTION 2. AS used in this Act, unless it is other
wise provided, or the context requires a different con
structing application or meaning
(a) Department shall mean the Department Of
Property and Procurement Of the Government of the Vir-
gin Islands.
fb) Federal Government includes the United
States Of America, Of any department, agency, or instru-
mentality, corporate or otherwise, Of the United States.
"a Governor means the Governor Of the Virgin
Islands.
I'd housing project, means any work or under
taking to provide decent, safe and sanitary urban or rural
dwellings,, apartments, or other living accommodations
for persons of moderate income, including buildings, lands,
equipment. facilities, and other real or personal property
for necessary, convenient, or desirable appurtenances,
streets, sewers, water service, utilities, parks, site prepara-
ton, landscaping, administrative, community, health, re-
creational, welfare or other purposes; and also may be
applied to the planning Of the buildings and improve
ments, the acquisition Of property, the demolition Of exist
ing structures, the construction reconstruction alteration
and repair of the improvements and all other work in con-
nection Herewith.
(e) families Of moderate income means persons or
families whose income is larger than the income OF the
'0familins Of low incOmeY or "lOW-incOme families" as de-
fined By Section Of Title 20 Of the Virgin Islands Code, but
whose income is not sufficient to enable said persons or
families to acquire or rent q house, or q house and lot to
be used as their residence, at the prices prevailing IN the
Virgin Islands; provided that in no case shall those per-
sons who are not constituted into a family of two or more
members be considered as families of moderate income.
SECTION 3. The Department is hereby authorized
to acquire by purchase, donation, or condemnation lands
into the Virgin Islands and to urbanize and subdivide said
lands into lots, for the purposes set forth in Section Fl of
Evening star., 1959-11-18
APIS, FUREIsHED-D,e, G,
CcoNIINUEDl
BRAND-NEW
Beautifully Furnished
DOWNTOWN
Prom SI52.bO Monthly
CAPITOL PARK

Delightful contemporary styling IN
Wsshington's most interesting new
luxury apartments.
Evening star., 1959-11-18

1881 Que st. Sc, Apt. 2
Two rooms, dinette. kitchen and
bath. Key No. 1885.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
FARM AND GARDEN
POULTRY AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

TOP QUALITY, white leghorn pull
lets. 81 each. Also, New Hamp-
shire Red hens. EV. 4-6019.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Regent House
s2Ol Wisconsin AYE. NV.

oNV4 W41ONNo4N I'VE NV.
CHOICE De LUKE APARTMENT
Living rm.. bedrm., din. area. kit.
and bath; utils. incl, S139.50. See
res. mgr, EN-. $1,000.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators,
sod cutters, rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP. CO.. JU. b-5O4O.
Evening star., 1959-11-18

Effic-N.W., 1911 Park Rd.
In this de luxe sleV. bldg. avail.
Dec. / with lge. dinette and kit,
laundry facilities; utils. incl; rent
from S7S.bO; see ceretaker on
JESS FISHER a CO., INC.
1919 K st. NV. Elk. 3-1S11
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$50
$87.5O

1927 r st. NV, Apt. 401
Two rooms, dinette, kitchen ant
bath: includes all utilities. Sc
mgr, No. los, for key.
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1901 9th st. Sc, Apt. 300 .
Two rooms, dinette, kitchen and
bath: includes all utilities. See
mgr, No. 103.
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Royals "Royote" has full keyboard, gives pro-
fessionoI results . Yet this portable comes
with case, so you can toke it wherever you go.
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married and misunderstood
II know now, they all are0
He managed to sell me on
the idea of going out with
him. We always went some
distance from our city. This
went on for % years. l never
could have any boyfriends
because he claimed he
couldn't tell ahead of time
when he could get away. so
I sat and waited. I should
have known better but, Abby,
you've never been an "old
maid" and had life and ro-
nance pass you by. / am over
so now and don't need any
of the usual sermons but do
you think a decent man of
my age would want me? BY
the way. the man who ruined
my life is successfully di-
recting the lives of others,
knowing full well he spoiled
mine. OLD MAID
No one can spoil" your
life without your consent.
Don't look back. A change Of
scenery and new surround
ings could offer a fresh start.
Every day decent" men
marry women who have had
something to live down.
y + =
DEAR ABBY: In the case
of a married couple where
the husband is very affec-
tomato and passionate and
the wife is cool and wants to
be left alone, what do you
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Miss Belle
MdrrieS
1t. Ldniqqn

Mr.. and Mrs. George Nicho-
las Belle of Springfield, Md,
announce the marriage of
their daughter Barbara Olga
to End 1t. John Dennis LAM
gan, USMC, son of Brig. Gen.
John Ralph Lanigan, USING
retired, and Mrs. Lanigan.
The wedding took place
May 2 at the Church of the
Little Flower in Springfield.
The bride was graduated
from Georgetown Visitation
Convent and made her debut
here in 1857. 1t. Lanigan
was graduated from the U. s.
Naval Academy.
The couple will live il
Hawaii, where 1t. Lanigan
will be stationed.
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think is bound to happen
after about six or seven
years? TEMPTED
One wOman's Ieft-Overs can
be another wOman's banquet.
= = y
DEAR ABBY: / know you
get lots of letters from teen
ayers asking about their love
life, but this is really serious.
/ am IA and so is Tom. When
he talks to me on the phone
he tells his mother he is talk
ing to one of the boys. When
he is over to my house he tells
his mother he is out with the
gang. Is he ashamed of me
or what? CPS. Another thing,
Abby, are nuts bad for your
complexion? Someone said
they we're worse than choco-
late). NANCY.
Your boy friend is still at
the shy age and doesn't want
to advertise the fact that he's
got a girl. If you like chin,
help him keep it quiet. Ups.
About the nuts-Teen-agers
with especially oily skins
should avoid them.)
+ 4 \
DEAR ABBY: My hus-
bands sister writes him let
tiers at work when she knows
his address at home. He asks
me to answer some Of her let
tiers because she is all the
time asking for recipes and
addresses. The last time he
brought me a letter, I noticed
pages 4 and 5 were missing. !
asked him what happened to
these missing pages and ne
laughed it of. What would
you do in my place?
NOT LAUGHING.
Let your husband giggle up
the addresses and recipes and
answer his sisters letter him
self.
4 4 ~
"How far should we go'??
Get ABBY's booklet, what
Every Teen-Ager Wants to
Know" Send Is cents and a
large self-addressed, stamped
envelope to ABBY in care of
this newspaper.
4 x 4 4
For a personal reply, tDrite
to ABBY in care of The Epe-
ming Star. Tlclose a self
addressed, stamped envelope.
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Int
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Sets Final Meeting

The Women's Auxiliary to
the District of Columbia
Dental Society will salute
Hawaii at its closing meet
ing of the season at 1890
pm. Tuesday at Kenwood
Country Club.
Salute to Hawaiian State
hood" will feature Hawaiian
dances. Mrs. John S. Glenn
ence win also be installed as
president at the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
DEAR ABBY
Put the Skeleton in the Closet
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

DEAR ABBY: I was born
when my parents we're over
so and 1t was my duty to care
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

for them until they died.
When I was 80 / went to
work for a professional man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

BY 10 inches or isk BY u
inches. These have no sides
but one end may be turned
up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

II you are investing IN
cookie pans for your kitchen,
buy standard ones: either II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

careless operator or company from Liability.
Which brings us to the real point about
signs: Signs do not make L0scs. They
mean sUh0t they say schen they are backed
up by I0sc. They mean nothing if they
are not backed up by lac.
A man cannot excuse his own negligence
by lacking up sign. The roller-coaster
operator can argue that his sign warns of
the obvious hazards involved, such as
cracking rib or fainting from fright. The
court would probably uphold him. But he
cannot argue that a sign excuses him from
an accident caused by negligence.
So don't be deceived by f'Not Respon-
sible'' sign. Think what it really means in
each case. A sign in dry cleaners shop
reading ''Not responsible for goods left
over 10 days. implies that the shopkeeper
will be responsible for 10 days, and will
reimburse you if your suit is damaged or
stolen. After that period, however, he dis
claims responsibility for what might happen
to your suit except as caused By his Otcn
negligence. In other words, he must take
reasonable care of your suit regardless of
any signs he tacks up. He can't burn it or
throw it out in the street; he must return it
to you in good condition unless he can
establish that the damage done to it was
not caused by his own negligence. Again,
remember that sign can never excuse a
man from negligence.
How can the average householder use
signs to good advantage? Any helpfuI-.Oqnl-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
Signs do not make laws!

ing sign is good device. Seeded Lawn
warns passer-by that if he steps on your
property, he may cause damage even with
out intending to. "Wet paint" signs can
protect you from damage suits. In fact any
sign that warns of condition that cannot
be remedied is a good idea.
But think twice about posting signs that
warn of a condition that could and should
be remedied Beware of Vicious Dog
might get you into trouble. 1t could be
construed as an admission that you keep
dangerous dog, which you must not do
unless you properly restrain him. The sign
will not protect you from suit if the dog
bites your guest.
When is O sign "VnIss0I"?
Don't waste time putting up signs that
can't be backed up by law. "Trespassers
Will Be Fined 500 is a nonsensical sign
if put up by private individual. How are
you going to collect the ''6ne" if you can't
prove the trespasser did $40 damage? You
might as well put up sign, ''Trespassers
Will Be Beheaded.'
So what does sign really mean? There
is good yardstick to apply: If it warns you
of the law or against danger, heed it i is
helpful. If it tries to bluff you out of your
rights or threaten you, question it. Sam
Coldwyn once said that an oral agreement
is not worth the paper it's written on. An
'unlegaP' sign is not worth the tin it's
stamped on. - The Fad
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up usually within two weeks-often
in less than 7 days.
Aspart of Treatment. new NP-27
Medicated Powder dries the foot
PersPiration that helps fungus
grow, eliminates surface fungus,
deodorizeS and SootheS chafed skin,
guards againt re-infection.
NP-27 Treatment guarantees
effective relief, or full refund from
druggist. Save on special introduc-
tory price. Regularly Sl.87, new
NP-27 Liquid-Powder Treatment
now for limited time only 81. SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
NEW NP-27 TREATMENT
KILLS ATHLETES FOOT FUNGUS
under skin surface-even penetrates into toenaiIs

Promotes growth Of healthy tissue.
Guards against infection coming back.
Latest laboratory tests prove
NP-27 Liquid not only works under
skin surface. but even penetrates
into toenails to kill fungus where
it breeds and spreads. Works in the
Vitalunder-surface skinlayers where
ordinary remedies cannot reach.
Using new NP-27 Liquid-Powder
Treatment. doctors in two leading
clinics found that Athletes Foot,
Ringworm and other fungus infec-
tons. even stubborn cases. clear
Evening star., 1959-02-14
RELp WOMEN

WOMEN SPECIAL REPRESENTA-.
TIVES wanted In Boston and
Washington, d, c., for multi
million. dollar cosmetic company
with selected franchise dlstribu-
ton, Company enjoys best pres
tige reputation In this field Must
have at least three years expert
ence selling drugstores. Out
standing starting Salafy plus COM,
pany car, expenses away from
headquarters city, excellent secu-
rity benefits. 40 per cent travel
In, limited area, Home week ends.
All replies acknowledged II auali-
ned. Company does not presently
employ women travelling repre-
sentatives. Send complete resume
OF BACKGROUND TO Box 249-A, Star
Evening star., 1959-02-14

- W idA. "! iiNIl t1rC., nISA.. va:
PIANO. rebuilt player, smartly
STYLED, to new. durable finish:.
Optional Optional value aI' al to SOS, SS' includes nc
bench and local delivery.
= -. CAMPBELL MUSIC co
:lolOS G St NV DI T-s464
Pool TABLE, regulation Brunswick.
set CUES balls and rack. is cue
sticks, ard rack. SP. P..3-7i14
RANGE .seiectric, push button, auto
matte; excellent condition, reaSon=
e. able OW 3-435S', =: 80. :
RkNorE, KenrAofe BOZ oven, timer
and grill ,ColGsp0t refEr.. wLf0-
: lbe .tsee4er. excel :cond. HE. g.
4492. -: :.
. lCnn4innGd on Nerf PaIel
Evening star., 1959-02-14
HELP' WOMEN ,
SECRETARY

TO comptroller: immediate opening
Applicant must be personable, able
TO assume responsibility and ca.
pahle OF good shorthand and typ.
ing Some knowledge OF financia
statements helpful, Liberal com.
pany dement's, IRM typewriter
XII, S-44O0, y to D pm, ACF
ELEcTRoNICs, 1921 Leslie ave.
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SITUATIONS-MEN
HOSPITAL ATTENDANT

HOSPITAL ATTENDANT desires
private or hosp duty; refs. eX-
changed. Cal. hobart 2-5l4g. 49,
IMMIGRANT from Paris. French
bus adm. grad. best MANAGEMENT
refs. good technical understand :
ins and abilities, adaptable, .look-
Ing for position with a future
Box AGE, Star. I5'
MAINTENANCE MAN, good car
.penter. and painter. excel loc
reference. Box 4g3-E. Star. lf.
MEAT CUTTER Recent graduate
of National School Meat Cutting
Reliable; good help. FE. 3-9835
MEN available for all types house
work. yardwork, painting, car
pentry; on hourly basis Also
clerical help. SALVATION ARMY
HARBoR LIGHT NE. S-4532.
COLORED MAN desires lob as
manager or engineer OF apt good
reference. AID. 2-2076..' i5'
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
tcONTlNuEDl

FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
mates, c, r. COVER, WA, 7-8S8S,
FLOoRs-sANpINo AND REFIN-
ISHING,. best price in town, Call
HA. 2-0l5l any time.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
Quality work at reasonable
price N. MORRIS. Ju s.SS77
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
==Linoleum and tile installed WA,
7-ll2a, after q pm AP, 7-0S47
FLOORS sanded, finished. New, &c
50; IT. !. old, l0c up; painting. int.
ext C. L. HlNSoN, LU. 4-o075,
lS'
FURNACES-Service repairs. new
installation, duct work; free esti-
mates, prompt service, reasonable
prices, XII, 9-l5OS XII. S-2i84
MAC-RAY TREE SURGEONS-Top-
ping pruning, trimming, drop
ping, spraying. Lots cleared. Free
estimates, JU. 5-727s.
NOW is THE TIME
To repair your home the way you
want IT, From ground TO roof.
All work guaranteed. M, q. WOOD,
900 7Srd ave" Hyattsville; sP
PAINT, papering, plastering and
carpentry and roofing, Call RA,
o-lJo2.
PAINTING, PAPERING, interior
and exterior: FHA loans avail /; ess
Inmates. JU. 9-4771.
PAINTING, catching; brothers, do
nun UnTEs ef a1aUR "a .
free estimates. JU. 7-760S.
PAINTING, int, ext, roof, gutter
work, carpentry; white mechanic:
Tree est. Call CO. 5-67l7 10
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
quality and reasonable work; XII.
S-5454, SO. 5-SI43.
PAINTING, int. ext: roof, car
pentry, gutter work. by white
Call any time CH S-4404
PAINTING PAPERING, wall scrap
ing: all work guar. Free estimate
Lu. 4-6S97; evenings, LU. 4-l226.
PAINTING, repairs, replacing. Ii.
6-4366. Terms arranged
Kitchens !modern4zed, carpentry,
painting, etc. RE. 5-5s3c. 22'
PAPER HANGING
NV ONLY Business. Expert Work
10 2-7752 MAX KAHN
PLUMBING REMODELING, free
est. Permaglas' water heaters. Md
only. Reg A. LEE, PO. 2-4075.
REMODELING, repair and paint
ing; low rates; white mechanics;
free estimates. Call JONES. Ii
4-4333,
ROOF, GUTTER, SPOUT, new and
repair Ii. 6-4366. Terms ar
ranged
ROOFING, siding. new or repaired
RE. 5-5S32 22'
ROOFING, cutters. down spouts /:
good work. low prices: free est
EX.. 3-2535, any time
ROOF REPAIR, new scoops, cutters,
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SITUATloNS--WoMEN

BOoKKEEPER. 80. I2.years exper
all phases Of bk-kpg: including
payroll, trial balancing and prepa :
ration Of financial reports Prefer
one-glrl ONCE set-up Minimum
sal. $500, Box 497-E, Star l5'
EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS wants
work at home DreSsmahing. tail
orlng. alters drapes. FL. 4-4509.
GIRL, colored, wishes position as
elevator operator, with license
Exper.. ref. IA 9-1295.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, TO
care for infant or adult Hospital
experience and references. Live in
or out. Call Ii. 6-79S3 l5'
YOUNG LADY, white. seeks posi-
tior, care Of children. speaks
french. German; Italian fuentlv
write Boz 494-E, Star l6'
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MIMI HOAT

MEMS SUITS
Brand-nev suits, SO, 81. IS. AZ.
"A, all shorts; sold for SIPS TO
Sl35, reduced 10 $50. Call any
/" time II R-6T-4
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

CASHIER, MGR 1000, full or part
time employment. $50 wk. and up ;
usual co, benefits. Apply In per-
son, HERSoN'S, IA o st. NV.
MULTILITH OPERATOR = Part
time, l,3O0 Davidson Feed. ex-
perienced only, Call Ma. S-9093
REPORTER AND WRITER
A growing professional magazine
needs q serious-minded, intelligent
Journalist to act as news reporter
and article writer. Must have some
BACKGROUND. of interpretive writing
in such flelds as industry, TECH
nology. the professions. Prefer
someone 2S-35 who FIRST Of all
likes TO write, does not need his
travel to get the story, Will inter-
view, work with and write about
top people In engineering. no-non-
sense men who deal In facts and
expect down-to-earth performance
Some simple camera work Tell us
all about yourself, giving age, edu-
cation and salary expected. In
clude snapshot or photo II possible
that will be returned. Write to
Box 1926, Star.
SHOE SALESMAN or saleslady, ex-
perlenced prefer someone from
southeast or Suitland area. JO-
SEPHS SHOES, 1882 Suitland I'd ),
Suitland' Maryland. No phone
calls.
SODA FOUNTAIN MANAGER, set
tied person. Experienced. Apply
NAYLOR PHARMACY, 3039 Nay
lor rd, Sc.
REAL ESTATE sALEsPEOPLE, col.
ored, for full or part time, leads
furnished, must have car and good
references. Call .RA, 6-6422
Evening star., 1959-02-14

DAVENPORT, 3-plece sec, red,
sob Typewriter, Rem" noiseless,
used very little, S45; metal drop
leai table. So. DE. 2-10S0, Ext.
llO, after u pm. Ia
Evening star., 1959-02-14

BEDRM. SUITE, mahog twin pos
Ter beds, compl., chest and
. dresser Sl"5. RA. 6.296a
BEDRM SUITE - Walnut comb
Dble. bed, dresser, vanity, night
table; reas. Ii 4-112S.
BICYCLE. girls. 26 in. J. c. Hig.
gins; good condition. Call RE
Evening star., 1959-02-14
SIIUATi0NS-D0MESTIC

GIRL. colored, wants 5 days week
work; neat. Columbia $4,000. 49,
GIRL I c2lored,. wants days work.
va. REFS, lois, liz. > @-eT5Ii'n. HISn' VI
GIRL. colored' good worker desires
gay work. Experienced, refs. Dill,
4-os42 -.---. 15'
MATURE COLORED WOMAN, ex-
perienced 'housework, seeking en-
ployment. CO. 5-l39l 15'
WHITE m1ddle-aged woman desires
position as housekeeper, in widow
er's home. Box 4s3-G. Star.
WOMAN-Colored Desires Inv
and child care 5 days a week
References. JU 9-sa9l.
WOMAN. colored. desires gh.w. OF
'ironing. Tues, We'd refs. TU
g-29lO.
WOMAN. colored, settled. wants day
WORK for Friday exp. and refs
LUCILLE, 'LU. 2-6543.
WOMAN, colored, wishes gen house
work. full or part time. Mon. thru
Fri. ExDer., local ref, ia. a-l295
CQLORED GIRL desires 3 days
saJy u. 1886 IA.
COLORED YOUNG LADY wishes
child care. INV LA 9-224i :
COLORED GIRL desires days work
or full time, good ironeT. ref
LU. 3-OS3l.
COLORED GIRL desires Mon Wed
and Fri. cleaning house or apt
Refs. = hrs. day VIII 6-7S7@, Q
to ; pm Ho. @-749" after 3
COLORED WOMAN wants DAYS
work, prefer bachelor or SCI
woman. AID. 4-5l22
GIRL. colored. desires g.h.w., live
in or out. Call LU. 4-5342..
Evening star., 1959-02-14
3 Rooms of Furniture

This decorator furniture was being
held for 8. customer who moved out
OF town. There Is an unpaid bal
chased by a responsible person for
. S3.a5 weekly. ALL BRAND NEW
NEVER LEFT OUR STORE: &c
Evening star., 1959-02-14
BUILDING MATERIAL

4xIS. also metal siding and
other assorted items which
We must sacrifice from vari.
Gus wrecking Jobs
FEDERAL WRECKING co
Evening star., 1959-02-14

exper. fine sports
wear Full time. Top salary
TWEEDS N THINGS, Wis at
Western. Chevy Chase, Nd. OIL.
B-HH5S
Evening star., 1959-02-14
Stenographer

Personable. young. single lady.
well educated with good steno-
graphic skill and experience, for
immediate permanent position in
WASHINGTON once Of large COM
pany. IBM electric typewriter: 81
Senef,ts' ben NJ AiFseonditioned S n efee oSmeany Wy
cinity 18th and X SITS, NV. .Ex-
cellent salary to qualified appli-
cant state age, education and
general background Of working
experience. Box 4SS-E, Star.
Evening star., 1959-02-14

DESK, Gov. Winthrop, S75: 2 oc-
cassional chairs. 500 ca: ! Per-
sian-print rug, 4bx71a, S35; /
green rug, 4lax6. Sl5 NO. 7-424O.
Evening star., 1959-02-14
RECEPTIONIST
CLERK-TYPIST

Young woman for small real estate
once: new bldg. In Georgetown
area: excel. working condS.: per-
manent position Send resume TO
Box 323-G, Star.
RELIABLE, colored, to work in day
nursery. 5-day' wk. vicinity
Southern ave. and South Capitol
LO 1881,
Evening star., 1959-02-14
.HELP-D0MESTIC

CHILD CARE (infantl; to live in;
Alex Va. white only. After 9
pm, so S-4373
H0USEKEFPER for mother and 2
children, d and Z; Rockville, Sat.
Sun. of; $50. GA. 4-SlSO.
MAID, live in; gh.w., plain cook
ing; refs. Call Ell. 6-5l29.
MATURE COLORED GIRL, age 25
70 80; live in, g:h.w. and care of
child yrs. old; recent refs. and
health card required: all day Sat
sun weekdays, q to 8 pm, LA.
MOTHERLESS JEWISH FAMIL Y
needs reliable middle-age white
woman; live in: take care Of 3-yr :
pld: excel salary to party with
good references, Box lS0-G, Star.
NURSEMAID, white, to care for
year-and-a-half old child Live
days. Good salary for qualified
person; references. EN-. S-542i
PERMANENT POSITION for cap
and and rrdays gI 4SnqSS hsf dsys "eSnesday eSn ssI
OF, 3-i9a2, Wv" '"'
SETTLED LADY-General house
NoI cnadren, COOKING; perm
GOOD home; refs; S23. Hartford,
Conn. ST 3-965O. y to o.
SETTLED COLORED HOUSE
KEEPER to live-in and care for
small children; small salary
Call ia; 0-2474. Sat and Sun
WHITE WOMAN to care for .
small children. Live-in: Falls
Church, Va. JE. 2-2OO3.
WOMAN, MIDDLE-AGED. white, TO
live in plea. It home, care for .
boys; must be fond OF children
refs. During day, call ia. 5-7275
evenings, FL, 4-365S.
WOMAN. white, TO care for children
while mother works. vic. Capitol
Heights. 10. $3.50 otter S