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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
FASHION NOTEBOOK
There's No Business
Like That of Fashion

Richard Nixon In the mems
furnishings department Of q
local store.
X 4 4 4
The lure Of our town Is
great for New York's fash
ion personalities who love
coming to Washington"
The Mosque on Massachu-
sets avenue was the spot
where Adele Simpson headed
for. Having Travelled through
the Middle East extensively,
the tiny designer enjoyed re-
hearing the call Of the muez-
Yin. Its a sound that stays
with you even when you're
in Connecticut" she says.
Look for q strong move.
ment toward turquoise jew
elry. Adele's birthstone is the
turquoise and she says she's
never really been able to ind
really exciting jewelry using
the stone.
So she designed q "prin-
cess ring" a dome-topped
setting of turquoise stones,
diamonds and rubies. Then,
because she is so tiny, she
designed q matching pair Of
earrings that just fit over
her lobes.
Two pins accompany the
set and these look like a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

People in the fashion bus
mess are fascinating. We
know. We talk to them all
the time.
i At q luncheon for Adele
Simpson the other day, Miss
Elizabeth FairaIl, Vice Pres
ident Emeritus Of julius Gar
flnckel & Co., was listen
ing to the stores Vice Presi-
dent, Arthur Madison, tell
Of his recent visit to Cape
Canaveral when they fired
the biggest bird Of them all
the Titan" All the missile
talk didn't make q dent with
her, said she, laughing. "Un-
less they fire a dress out Of
It I'm not interested"
\ 4 4 X
This celebrity loaded town
presents special shopping
problems. One leading light
says it's because she's so
quickly recognized and it gets
embarrassing to be trying on
a hat or q dress. Result is
many of the stores send out
fashions for them to try on
In the privacy Of their homes.
!. It's still fun, however, to
be shopping for something
and to bump into Mrs.
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Back From, Cruise

Former Representative ana
Mrs. EdouArd v. Lac Of san
Diego, Calf, and Washing
ton, have returned from Q
four-month cruise through
the Mediterranean.
In Italy during Holy Week,
they went to Rome for Lenten
services at st. Peters and an
audience with the Pope.
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IT'S A DATE


Career Girl panel discus
sion. "1elf Improvement IN
the Business World with
sally orrison. Chief Research
and Development knfernh-
tilonal Association. Chiefs Of
Police Training Division; NJ
len HOLMAN. buyer. the
Hecht Company; Molly
Holden. Catholic University.
s0lrl Friday" stage and pro-
ductlon: Celeste uuynn. an
Airline Reservation Clerk.
Models Guild, sos 18th street
NV. Invitation extended 20
al business women.
Annual Mother DnuEhter
Dinner. Women Of the Beth
any Lutheran Church Of
Suitland. I'm Swing with
Spring Fashions" the theme
Of the Q pm. show presented
BY sylvia Dewey and hcf
models. Clothes from Pegge's
Fashion Center. Waters shoes
and Vincent a Vincent hair
styles.
SATURDAY
Sugar N Spice. fashions
from Lerner's. modelled At
the 3 a w Cafeteria By the
little members Of the Models
Guild.
Hecht's features teen FASH
ions for summer and gradu-
alton ct IL noon In Q show
called 'sThe Seventeen Rose"
INCA Of wRC-Tv win do q
special fashion presentation
ct 1880 and 2 pm. Of travel
fashions. "Inga's Travel An
gle" viii Be presented at
Hecht's.
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scroll line set with the beau
tiful blue stones and dia-
monds.
incidentally, blue is con-
sidered . lucky color in the
Middle East. Adele's daugh-
ter is following in her moth
er's footsteps. This summer
she'll be working at Christian
Dior's salon in Paris. Being
bilingual, Adele anticipates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

women is that they wear the
fashion which was a big sue
cess with them when they
were 20 even after they have
turned 40. Nothing dates q
woman faster than not keep
ing UP with the times in
fashion" That long page-boy
bob was great In college but
too "jeune nile" for Q ma
tron whose college days are
. dim memory, Michel eau
tons.
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no language barriers for her
daughter.
Right now travel plans Of
the Simpsons are UP In the
air. TIN either be Moscow or
the Greek islands. We think
It'll be the Greek islands.
The climates warmer there.
WORDS OF WISDOM
Says Michel. Helena Rubin
STEMS famous couture ere
ator, ''the trouble with some
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DU. $500
WELL KEPT
IA. S-210O
Army Navy Golf Club
DU. $500
Yeonas Realty
SPRTNGFTET.D
STATELINESs AND SECURTTY

4-bedroom, 2-bath rambler; as
sumo 81 loan. occupancy Nov. /
OWNER, FL. 4-9155.
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VIENNA
$18,950
WOODBRIDGE
S18,800

New, entrance-foyer brick rambler on "a acre.
High elevation with view Of river and water
front privileges Tall trees. Gift. living room.
picture window, fireplace with pine-paneling
above. Separate 13x10 dining area. Last word
in kitchens including birch cabinets and eat
ing space; 3 bedrooms, double sliding door
closets. Huge patio, outside entrance to base
ment, Dashboard hot-water heat. Very con-
venient to bus and schools. Quiet neighbour
hood. Dial 703-GYpsy 10000.
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PVT. OFFICE IN lawyers suite for
lawyer or business repres. Reas.
202 Colorado Bldg, MA. S-1699
ROCKVILLE-New air-cond. bldg.
on Court House Square. SIS UP.
HUGH T. PECK, GA. 4-6575.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

LINCOLN, va; Loudoun city,
Hse., barns, and approx. so acres;
S22,500. More than u can be
financed. Can be purchased with
smaller or larger acreage, II de-
sired. Ideal place for sports or
horses; hunting etc. ROBT. WHIT
MAN. Leesburg, Va, Spring
7-3S36
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FORT BELVOIR
$16,500

Brick ramblers on over a-acre lots in new
section OF Pohick Forest nearing completion
Living room, separate dining area, dream
kitchen. disposal; 8 bedrooms, tiled bath;
full basement with outside entrance. No
money down, CT FL. 4-S600.
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SPRINGFIELD
S17.950

Immediate possession or, new brick ramblerS
arate dining area, kitchen with disposal, 8
bedrooms, v baths waikiout easements s IS in
ping and school. FL 4-S600.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

DARES BEACH, Calvert Co.. Md
One-half-acre lots; $3.50, S1(
down, $40 per mo.
ADVANTAGES:
Full beach privileges.
.2-Privacy with the advantage o.
resort living.
I3-Year-round home; present roat
construction will make for easI
committing; many now com
muting daily.
4-Build for 10Hs Of construction
cost.
.5-Central water system dow con.
struction cost-no pumps to &c
bad! ..
Glow tax rate Of Calvert County
r Your real estate becomes more
valuable as community grows
Come see what we have here. You
can't beat the offer or the area
Prince Frederick 93-W, or con-
tact on premises.
Details: Call w. d. DRESSER
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$I5,s50, reduced now below FLA
appraisal-Colonel must have sale
on this home In close-in North
Arlington location, convenient 10
schools, shopping, Minis. to
Pentagon; 1t features 3 bedrms.
sep. din. rnl., Diet. gar. and is situ-
ated on a lge. cor. lot with tower
ing trees: newly decorated and
loaded with charm, A lot TO offer
for the reduced price Of Sl5,750.
Here's your chance, don't miss IL,
call ia $4,000, BETTER HOMES
REALTY, INC, Realtors.
III ACRES OF WOODED PARA
Disc is the perfect setting for
this lovely 3-bedrm. and den
home with q circular drive and
fenced pony paddock. screened
porch, patio and 9-car garage
add to its value. We would like
to show this home to you. Call
IA. 5-l550. ATLAS REALTY CO..
475l Lee hwy. corner Glebe.
I BEDROOMS, 2 oatns, lall on /
foor) antique brick rambler. Beau
tiful ha-acre lot with TOWERING
OAK TREES. 3 sold, ttse best
rate din: rm., rULL DAYLIGHT
BASEMENT. 2 flreplaces, BASE
BOARD HoT-WATER HEAT; only
MOVE IN M ToMoRRowf.~ f'e cali
BUILDER ANYTIME CT. 6-35nO
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

WILLIAMSBURG; STYLE RAMBLER
custom built with "BENJAMiN
FRANKLIN ceillnE-to- floor pic.
ture window. Dashboard heat, CEN
ter hall with stone entrance way,
Separate dining rm. Attached side
porch; 3 bedrms,, 2 baths master
bath BATH. with 7.tt, ysnitory ana
car buiit-in garage (heated), full
basement will be finished 10 pur-
chaser's taste), S3b.eb0.
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gerachiS

Realty Co. JE. 2-2314
WOODED LOT Gi ACRE); couN.
4.bedfm'. s,bath rambler wiz
lge. 25Ia-ft. ilv. rm,, formal din
rm. and model kit. 24-ft. finished
rec. rm., :-car garage, screened
porch. In Golf Club Manor, with
excel. financing and low down pay
ment, Call REYNOLDS CON
STRuCT1ON CORP, IA. 1865
or IKE. 6-6S0S,
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YEs-THIs williamsburg
Colonial with three bed
rooms, Ia baths, Is what
you've been looking for-the
most interesting dining room
you have ever seen. Call
nowl ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP, XXI.
$4,000.
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MT. VERNON AREA
S16,500

Assume loan No qualifying needed. Brick
rambler; living room. 12xl2 dining area q
master bedroom, carport. over 70 acre. so.
1890,
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THIS LOVELY MCLEAN HOME :

THIS LOVELY MCLEAN HOME on
"a acres is shaded by huge oaks.
Large living rm. w/firepl., family
size dining rm.. kitchen with eat
ing space. dishwasher, washer and
drier and right off your dining
nm. a 23x16-ft. family rm. with
fireplace opening to a soft. patio;
bedrmS. Total price, $4,000:
$4,000 will handle. Call ia. s.
1850, ATLAS REALTY CO., 4751
Lee hwy.
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SIGLER & CO.

WANTED. VA. ONLY, 80 miles D.
c., 100 or more acres, old house
livable condition. main road only
low down payment. low monthly
nayments. Send photo Box 466-Lr
Star.
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
GORDIN-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

Lee Highway tRte. 29-21D
Fairfax, Virginia
Crescent 3-4560
o. 8. l at Route 1913
Woodbridge, Virginia
Dial 703-Gypsy 4-6090
7061 Brookiield Place
Springfield, Virginia
Fleetwood 4-8600
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
BLADENSRuRG AREA

6.000-ft. industrial build.
ing: suitable for warehouse
or shop. UN. 4-4440, SP. g.
1176.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
GORDON

REALTY, ANNANDALE, VA.
CT. 6-2500 RES, FL. 4-5l31l
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e3l North Glebe Road
Arlington. Virginia
Jackson 4-6060
1918 Richmond Highway
Alexandria, Virginia
South $3.50
1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria Virginia
King 8-2320
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SALE OR RENT

SALE OR RENT
rental? Then you can buy this
3-year-old beauty in close-ir
Falls Church neighborhood with
trees and spacious yards. 3 bed
rooms, Ia hathf, kitchen with
birch cabinets. Financing Is sc
flexible that We suggest YOU cal
and discuss your problems with
us. We will be able to work
something out. we're sure.
HOLLEY REALTY
z 4 q
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
(cONTlNUEDl

S,OOO-So.-FT. warehouse, once and
toilets; zoned for mfg, parking
Montgomery County, Nd. HA
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96-HOUR
GARAGES

WANTED for storage In Congress
HEIGHTS area. Phone, CHI. $4,000.
2-CAR GARAGE WANTED in Sc.
part of D. c. or Nd. GEORGE
DAVIS, 10. 7-4S37.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

MOUNTAIN RETREAT OR HOME
s aSa esH pTVate but ny acces
sible. on Rt. 707, 3 mi. from F. T
Valley I'd. (23D, elec. good water
close to Hazel R. Details or
request. r. J. BOYD, Slate Mills
Va.
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S16.o50

$16,950
You will enjoy many pleasurablG
hours in this beautiful three-bed.
room brick rambler with fireplace
and well groomed fenced yard
fourth bedroom; close to elemen.
tary and parochial schools.
MannaS Rlty., JE. 2-3110
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FALLS CHURCH
$18,500

View Of washington from highly elevated z,
acre lot Brick rambler; living room with
fireplace, dining area, disposal in equipped
kitchen, bedrooms, Colonial a fixtures IN IN
tiled BATH large rec rGom wn nreb asemsnt
MANY fruit trees. Walk to bus. SHOPPING and
schools. FILA appraised at $4,000; Sl6,95O
loan. ia. 4-6060.
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STATELINESS AND SECURITY =
Pretentious well-built brick Colo
NAL, located on exclusive block in
superb N. Arlington location. Lge
trees, slate roof, foyer entrance
gracious living rm. with massive
fireplace, loft. formal dining rm.,
sunrm., 3 huge bedrooms. . full
baths, 2 half baths, paneled rec
rm. with fireplace, garage. Large
412eo loan; $4,000. JE. 4-22SS
PARKER. SMITH g. DONNELL
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$500 DISCOUNT plus 8 pct. in.
terest on excel. $4,000 Va. I'd
trust. MR.. KATE, ST. 3-5690;
ewes, JU. S-949S.
I5-PCT. RETURN per year on your
investments from mortgages on
white. Nd. property. Minimum in
vestment, $1,000. 10. 5-213l.
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become stateless, she said.
The commission seeks to have
all countries adopt uniform
laws to eliminate this prob
lem, and several have done
so. she said.
Begun Ahmed reported on
the other area with which
the commission is concerned.
the access of women to edu-
cation. The commission is
convinced, she said, that
compulsory, free education is
the only answer to the fact
that in many underdeveloped
countries, "if the parents
cannot afford to educate all,
the boys are educated and
the girls are not"
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MRS. MENSHIKOV RETURNS
AFTER MONTHS ABROAD

After an absence of several months Mrs. Mikhail
Menshkov wife of the Russian Ambassador has returned
to Washington. She and the Ambassador who has also
been on leave in Moscow returned on March "a
The Ambassador and Mrs Menshkov attended the
concert presented by cara Dooukhanova mezzosoprano
at Lisner Auditorium last night
Nine Doloukhanova assisted by Alexander Yerokhin
at the piano. twotered white lace ball gown high
lighted by jeweed brooch at the hroane and spark
ling earrings and necklace.
Mrs. Menshikov chose simple black dinner gown as
her costume for the evening.
number of members of the Russian Embassy staff
also attended the concert.
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CIVIC SETS
68th MEETING

Members Of the General
Federation Of Women's
Clubs win gather in Los
Angeles, Calf. June /
through 5 for their 6sth
annual convention.
Miss Chloe Clifford Of
Lexington. KY. and this
city is president.
According to the Cali
fornia clubwomen. with the
entertainment world at
their doorstep. they have
planned many Colossal"
events.
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Miss Ruwolt
He0ds Zonto

The zonta international
Washington Club will hold
its weekly luncheon meeting
at 1880 pm. tomorrow at
the YWCA. Miss Marguerite
Rawalt is the newly elected
president of the group.
Other new officers include
Miss Charlotte A. Engel and
Mrs. Ann Clair Brosius, vice
presidents; Miss Helen Marie
Martell, secretary; Miss Mil
dred Foy, treasurer, and Miss
Elizabeth E. Benson, Mrs.
Margaret S. Busbey, Miss
Elizabeth C. Hull, Mrs. Dor
othy Muth Latimer and Miss
Ruth Sheldon, directors.
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New Frontiers
In Rights Bottle

work in this country Of
organizations such as the
League Of Women Voters,
and a law in her own coun-
try which makes it manda-
tory for all persons of voting
age, unless i'll, to appear at
the polls election day.
Mrs. lamar Shoham-Sha-
ron of Israel reported that
commission members are
convinced that mo true
equality for women will be
attained until women attain
equality in economic fields"
The barriers in this area
are not so much legal as ira
ditional and psychological,
with women themselves often
unfortunately sharing the
viewpoint that they are not
entitled to equal pay and
working conditions with
men," she said.
The commission is attack
ing the problem by making a
detailed study of what oppor-
tunities may be open to
women, of which they are un-
aware, in highly skilled pro-
LESSONS such as architecture,
engineering and the law, she
said. This will be expanded
later to other fields.
1--WE find there is still a
great deal to be done to
show women themselves that
there are endless opportuni-
ties for them in some fields
which have not been thought
Of as 'ladylike'," she con-
tinued.
The acceptable, ladylike"
fields for women. tradition
ally, have been teaching,
nursing and social work. she
observed, while fields like
mining engineering. bridge
building and ANY engineer
ing or science" have not en-
joyed that status.
AS a result of the survey,
Mrs. Shoham-Sharon said,
the commission hopes that
much more attention will
be paid to vocational guild
ance in many countries. to
help young girls pick fields
of endeavor they NAV have
enormously thought were
barred to them"
Wives Rights Pressed
Progress has been made too
in the area of women's status
in private law, the group was
told by Miss Minerva Bernar-
dino, Dominican Republic
representative.
This is the area of some
of the worst determinations
against women, going back
to feudal days when wives
were considered the property
of their husbands, and were
unable to administer their
own estate, hold a job or be
guardians of their children
without their husbands con-
sent, she explained.
Belgium, which recently
scrapped its antiquated Ma
poleonic Code provisions gov
erning the rights of wives in
favor of a legal code adj
vocated by the commission,
was cited as an example of
progress in this area. Tunisia,
which recently outlawed po-
lygamy. also was cited.
DR.. Maria Uldarica Manas,
Cuban delegate and chair
man of the Commission on
the Status of Women. re-
ported that several countries
have changed their laws, at
the instigation of the COM
mission, to eliminate discrim-
nations suffered by women in
their citizenship rights when
they marry a national of an
other country.
Some wives have found
themselves possessed of dual
citizenship, while others have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-31
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
Star Stan Writer

Star STAFF Writer
The battle for political
rights for women largely has
been won around the world,
q panel of United Nations
delegates reported here yes
terday.
The emphasis in the strug-
gle for full feminine equality
therefore has been shifted to
other areas, such as eco
nornic and educational equal
ity and a wife's right to
own and administer property,
hold a job and maintain her
citizenship.
These were the conclusions
reported at a conference on
the Status of Women Around
the World, held here yester-
day under joint sponsorship
Of the American Association
for the United Nations in the
Capital Area and the
Women'S Bureau of the De-
partment of Labor.
Panelists we're members Of
the United Nations Commits
sion on the Status of Women,
which concluded its 18th an
nual session at U.N. head
quarters in New York last
week end.
Mrs. Lorena B. Hahn,
United States delegate on
the 18-member commission,
introduced yesterdays panel
of speakers, which included
women representatives from
the Netherlands, the Domin-
lean Republic, Cuba. Israel
and PakiStan. The latter,
Begun Shireen Aziz Ahmed,
is coincidentslly the wife of
the newly named Pakistan
Ambassador to Washington,
although her own appoint
ment to her U.N. post con-
siderably preceded her
husbands a Ssignm ent to
Washington.
Cabinet and congressional
wives and leading local club
women were in the audience
that attended the session, of
which Mrs. Alice K. Leopold,
assistant to the Secretary of
Labor and Director of the
Women'S Bureau, served as
general chairman.
Result of Wars"
The successful battle for po-
litical equality for women
twas the only good result of
the frightful World Wars I
and H." the group was told
by Miss Jeantine Hefting,
First Secretary of the Meth
erlandS Embassy here and
her country's representative
on the commission.
women during those diff
cult years proved they were
able to take over the tasks
Of the men. This led in many
cases to their getting the vote
after the war" she explained.
Only four countries mot
including the United States)
had granted women the vote
before World War I, while
today women have this right
in all but II countries. Miss
Hefting reported. Thirty
seven countries have granted
it since 1945, she added.
The right is modified in
some countries by provisions
applying stricter educational
qualifications to women vot-
ers than are applied to rnen,
she said.
The right to vote does not
necessarily imply the wise use
of the franchise, Miss Hefting
continued, and the commits
sion now is concentrating its
efforts on urging women to
use their new-found rights
intelligently and effectively.
She cited approvingly the
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Points for Parents "''''' F''"'' w'n's'

Young children hare little understanding of such alb
StTact terms kindness and consideration Then need
definite examples
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"LittIs Miss Gotten" Contest Closes sosurdsyl
Be sure to send in your entries 70 JeIefs FoIs Church.
Silver Spring. or ShirInoton. Do II todoy!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12

colored woman, 80
for school child: ! pm. to . pm,
Monday thru Friday: 75c hr. and
carfare. Silver sprine area: ref.
and health card. 10. 4-0771.
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EXPEREENCED In general house
work: mornings weekly: Dupont
circle area: only person wanting
permanent fob and refs. need APP
ply. Phone after III In morning,
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WOMEN

national organization handling fine
Bavarian china crystal ana
sterling has positions available on
q full or part time basis. super
visoFy positions available for
those with previous experience;
white; car. Call RIA. 6-74O0. 10
am. to, 9 pm. Monday and Tues
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cARKTAKER AND WIFE, needed
as steward al yacht club. guar
ttra. utiIs. and salary provided
Losel refs. =, 5saelI Iss 81 Phone "h'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12

EARN WHILE you LEARN, without
any charges or fees. Splendid
chance for mechanically and/or
electrically inclined men as oper-
attng engineers preferably with
at least a high school education,
who will study and work TO i'm
prove themselves for bigger and
better positions. Write q short
1865, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
SITs,-MEM AND WOMEN

CARETAKERS, will do light I'd.
work. care for pets and property
IN exchange for garage, apt. or
reliable. white couple, husband
employed; ref. exchanged, Box
223-R, Star.