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RUSSELL
STOVER
CANDIES
7sS 14th st. NV.

MAT WRAPPER, part time fol
self-serviee supermarket. Must be
experiened. Good pay and work,
Ing conditions. Apply in person
BUCKINGHAM SUPERMARKET
1923 Rhode Island ave. ne.
MULTILITH OPR., 1880, expeT
S3,075. Inexper.. 3,17O. Pee pd
Keypuneh grad. trainee, $50 S3d
GREEN'S EMPL.. 73S 18th NV.
MGR OPR., immed. opening '-
SRi SPl'1PSS PoToMAc NJ 'ffai aStpf. pfaAI6 I64 4
Broad st.. JE. 2-7272.
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sIfuAfIaNs-poMEsIIa

ABLE MAIDS NOW. Health card
and ref. dayWorkers. 81 and fare
20 yrs. service TO homes. ouAL
TTY, g1B n. Y. ave, DI. 7-43pa
BABY STTTERs. dayWorkers, hvl
in-out. Refs. Open daily and lats
ewes, also Sat. Sun. FLO JOE
cTRS., 1902 II st. ne, 546-2100
BABYsITTING, s.h.w. hrs. only
Phone 33S-3294.
ExPER. with refs, g.h.w., laundry
cook . days q week. 643-1l01
Cal after 4 pm.
WOMAN wants part time wk. az
eh.w. Cen baby sit at night. TX
per. v/refs. Box 225-x. Star.
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1925 10th ST. NV

Furnished effie. apt, with dressing
room and bath. Full modern com-
piete kit; exhaust fan and Rarb.
disposal; Sl05 mo. inels. utils.
see ianitor at 1925 18th NV. for
H. q. sMrTHY co. 81. $500
Evening star., 1962-09-27

FURN.--scfa and chair wysliu cov.
sfs. SO. ox15 wool rug. ike new
30. Mahog. cocktail table, $40
End table, S5. HI. 9-5477.
FuRN.-Sofa. Lawson. $40. studiS
eolcns $40. 3 small chairs, SO
russ t3l. American Oriental. $50
emma cups and saucerS, 8 serVicl
Rlstess imported. Picture frames
Evening star., 1962-09-27
SITUATl0Rs-MER
sITUATI0Ms-WoMEN

PbX, elevator operator. or will
drive. Can furn. refs. Cali 332-
7S6S.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires pri-
yate duty. days. Experience
References. 667-6ss7.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires 5-day
wk: care invalid aged or child,
Refs. DU. 7-5511.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires position
IN doctors office or private duty
bS3-35a1.
SEEKING POSITION as legal secy
for lawyer or law firm. 3-yr, ex-
per. Reply TO Box 444-E, Star.
TYPING IN MY OWN HOME-Aiso
nave dietaphone experience. Call
YOUNG GIRL, COLLEGE student, Of
flee exper., desires steady part
time empl. Avail. after pm,
al day Sat. 723-7e9i, e3a-3767.
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ROOMS FURN-MD..VA.
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

coZY BsMT, STUDIO. Tv in room.
refBr., grill, pvt. entr. shower,
S16-S22. 33e-6275.
DOWNTOWN, walk to work, 30 3
st. n.w.-Bedrm. and kit, adjoin-
ing bath. Sl5. DI. 7-40s7.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1745 QUE St
Attrac. rn. with TV, refgr., etc.
$50 month single.
PARK ROAD NV, I328-Newiy
single. 3S7-3p40,
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SHIRT OPERATOR

Folder must be able to work body
cabinet unit. 81 cent rate work
in town and get top rate. new
fast machines, Apply in person
OFFICIAL CLEANERS 3740 MINI.
ave. ne.
SHIRT PRE- SIS OPERATORS -
Guaranteed $50 per week. 5-day
week. paid holidays and vacation.
Must be experienced: VANITY
ssity blvd. west. Wheaton. Nd.
Evening star., 1962-09-27

NURSES AIDE for s-houT SeneTai
floor duty, in Fails Church nursing
home. Live in or out. JE. 2-o643
NURSES AIDE for s-hour flooi
duty, in Kensington nursing home
References. 949-0222.
PBX-RECEPT. NEEDED see ouI
ad under Instruction Courses,
CASHIER TRAIN. INST. NE. s-462a
PIX OPR., exper., mature woman
needed for hospital work, s DOS
board. good benefits. 8 days, min
$3.50. POTOMAC EAlPL., 233z
Wilson blvd. IA. $4,000. lO4 2
Broad St, JE. 2-7272.
PIX OPRs., 18th st. ants, S-z
pm. Also, relief Sat- Sun.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888 Eye NV.
PIX OPERAT0R = Settled lad
for small PIX board and uainol
duties pertaining to cooperative
management. days o week. Fol
personal interview write Box "a.
2. Star.
REAL ESTATE sALEsLADY-Mont.
gomery County's most aggressive
broker has an opening offerine
unusually high earnings, exper
not nee. will train, Mr.. ADAMS
VIII. $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
HELP WOMEN

INSTRUMENTATION - Imms-
diate position available as recep-
tionist-typist IN the offices Of a.
estaolisned scientific research Or
fanization located In the Viz
gina area, U. B. citizen. minimum
2 yTs. college or ccmmensurate
recent Experience, under -. AIn-
tmum typlnR 50 W.p.m.. variety
Of detail and excellent oDportunity
Tor Advancement. Call IA. S-3a40
aIser $50 am. week6ayg.
RECEPTtONIST PIX, MESSAGE
CENTER lobby desk, beautiful new
Town Center Plaza. washington 1
new waterfront apt. Permanent
position for personable individual,
IS TO 40. See MRS. LACOCK n
person. IL an. 70 4 pm. At HOO
9th 81. s.v.
RECEfTfONiST, beauty saion-At-
tractive lacy with pleasant per-
sonelity for Bethesda salon. OIL.
4-6165.
RECEPr.-fYPIST, young. excel.
fut. S1O-S15 wk. Inquire RE. T.
2ssS. Mr.. WriRnt. BOYD'e. 700
18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1962-09-27

REFRIGERATORS
Areas largest floor disr.ay, fully
guaranteed. All sales from S29.5O.
- PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Geargia Ave. AD. 2-21o0
RUG, Oriental hooked rug, INK
10. Excellent condition. Call 549-
S6s7 after q pm.
SEWING MACHINES, forward
and reverse. S69.95 value, sale
s24.ss, VIII deliver. RA. 3-6iSl
SEWING MACHINE, Singer Feath-
erweight. PERI cond. S4o.50. EDI-
son, la. 6-6D5O.
SEWING MACHINE, Singer with
zig-zag. Take over payments. Cali
CREDIT MGR, LA. 6-02sS.
SEW MACHS.-Singer port. left in
lay-away. Zig-zag attach. Bal. 500.
Terms 81 wk. EX. 3-0540 day
or night. Free home demo.
SEWING MACH. Singer. fully auto.
Take over pymts. BROOKS AD-
JUSTMENT sERv.. La. 6-O2ss.
SEW. MACHS., all makes, recond.,
guar. S14.95 up. SEW. MACH.
ExcH. 1925 BladenshuFe I'd. me-.
LA. $4,000. n
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6RTfd sToRF GFRT zo55- Id

DRUG CLERK, exper. pref. Over
el. AL cay work, GOOD salary
Nj, RAINIER PHARMACY, wa
Evening star., 1962-09-27

PEGGY TOWNE PERSONNEL
200 shoreham Bldg. ST. 3-o255
RECEPf., SIS. 1ype 45 w.p.m.
NV. Room SIS. No. 7-oiiU.
RECEPT.-TxtIsT, 40 v.p.m., $40
mo. DOXLs Personnel, ST. s.
1885, Room 1U2, 1O25 Lonn. ave.
NV. Elevator At extreme lett. "
REGISTERED NURSE for doctors
office, Please call Ex. 3-4459.
RES. MGR, Laurel VIC. rapid ad-
vance. 81. Sl5O plus apt. ALLEN-
O'BRiEN Personnel Service, I404
N. Y. ave. nv. RE. 1-12oO.
RESIDENT MANAGER. experienced,
larse apartment project in Prince
Georges County. Good salary, plus
apartment. Ideal conditions. Box
2O4-K, star,
ROOM SERVICE GIRL, MARRIOTT
MOTOR HOTEL. TWIN BRIDGES.
Immediate opening for food and
beverage service. Call Charles
Aron, between 10 An. ~ noon.
Ma. $4,000 ext. 407s for ap-
pointment.
Run A SPARE. ZINE greetine caro-
and gift sb<9 ct home. show
friends ssZ-5les Of cur new 1862
Christmt- and all-oceasion greet.
inc cards and gifts. Take their
orders and earn 70 1908 profit.
No experience necessary. Costs
nothing to try. Write today for
samples on approval. REGAL
qREETINo. Dept. 90, Ferndale.
Michigan.
SALES CLERK FOR FLOWER sHOP
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TEACHERS = Positions now, S4.
500-Ss.000. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGCY., sos 14th st. NV. oath yr
TELEPHONE OPERATOR for lge
apt. bldg Must have both secre.
tsrial and PIX exper. Apply busi,
ness office, 4201 Cathedral ave.
NV.
Evening star., 1962-09-27

FOOD CHECKER. 500 per Wk,
12I3 Bye st, NV.
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gen. draE store seliins. exper.. 10
sun YORK 0eod salsry. COLO
Smyrna times., 1962-02-08

Wednesday evening, February
IA. Mrs. Helen Rowlinson will
preside. The hostesses are Mrs.
H. Rowlinson, and Mrs. K.
Crossley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Warner
gave a surprise birthday din
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Snow
are spending a two weeks va
cation in Florida.
Rev. and Mrs. John Anderson
left last week for a ten weeks
vacation, visiting their sons in
North Carolina and Florida.
Mrs. Rosa Lister and daugh-
ter Mrs ]. Cook, were visitors
on Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Lister and family of Colds
boro.
Mrs. Frank Greenwell of
Smyrna, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Willis on Sunday.
Visitors with John Numbers
were: MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Ross,
Mr.. VIM. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis Numbers and son.
Smyrna times., 1962-02-08

ing, helps many to decide their
life work, creates better homes
for better living, builds health,
plus many more achievements.
Mrs. Macdonald points out
that the All club is not a small
organization set up by a few
people. Do you realize that
more than 100000 youngsters
served by more than $4,000
volunteer leaders in over $4,000
groups scattered throughout the
United States and Puerto Rico
participate in All club work?
Every All member makes the
All pledge, the pledge that is
the basis of their clubs work
to develop heads as boys and
girls learn to think and plan.
They promise to improve hearts
as they learn to be kind, SYM
pathetic, and cooperative. Their
hands become skillful when
members learn useful skiIls of
farming and homemaking. Health
improves as they practive TAX
Smyrna times., 1962-02-08
Ali Program
Offers MANY
Opportunities

Why? So you can take ad,
vantage of the many opportun-
tiles offered by the All pro-
gram, says Marion Macdonald,
Kent county All agent. Through
All you can become a better
citizen and help others to be
better citizens. The All pro-
gram is for young people who
take part in many activities. AS
a member, you learn by doing.
You learn to apply the latest
scientific ideas to many of your
projects.
The All motto is Make the
best better" In doing so, the
All program develops talents,
promotes friendships and learn
Smyrna times., 1962-02-08
Marydel

MIR. and Mrs. H. E. Carter of
Greensboro, were supper guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Shuts
recently.
Mrs. John Milby and Mrs.
Clara Quillen of Goldsboro, Wis
tied friends in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. Lee Harman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Leslie
attended the Lumberman's Con-
vention at Atlantic City for a
couple of days last week.
Smyrna times., 1962-02-08

Mr.. Frank Thomas a student
at Peddie, in New Jersey, is
spending a few days between
semesters with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Thomas.
Mr.. Wesley Smith, Dover,
spent Sunday afternoon with
Miss Margaret Smith.
Clyde Ware spent last week.
end with his grandmother Mrs.
Buckaleu in Wilmington.
The Lions Club wish to
thank all who helped make the
pancake supper such a success
on Saturday evening.
Smyrna times., 1962-02-08
kentOn

The w. S. c. S. met in the
church on last Wednesday even-
ing. Mrs. Helen Shackleton pre-
sided. Mrs. Ray Edmonson led
in devotions.
The Adult. Class of Kenton
Methodist, will hold their mon
thly meeting in the church on
Smyrna times., 1962-02-08

ing good care of their bodies.
These are just a few of the
reasons why you should be a
All member concludes Mrs.
Macdonald. Why don't you
contact your county extension
office and ask a All leader or
member to find out how you
can join. You won't be disap-
pointed.
Smyrna times., 1962-02-08

ner's mother Mrs. w. Burris.
Twenty relatives and friends at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvel Everett
Smyrna times., 1962-02-08

Mrs. Ella Jackson of Smyrna,
vas a dinner guest with MIR. and
Mrs. Paul Palmer on Sunday.
Ter on Sunday for Mrs. War
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TV. 21-in. Emerson de luxe. mod
ern: Good condition; S69 or best
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TELEPHONE SALES, fuli-time en-
ployment. Salary plus bonus. See
MISS POLLACK, 1907 NJ st. NV.
Room 30S. mornings.
TELLER, ability handle money, and
do accurate tipping can get you
this 6-day wk. Job. 81 hr.
POTOMAC EMPL., oil King st.,
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Experienced telephone solicitor
needed to set up open appoint.
ments for our statesmen. Brand.
new product, no competition. S25
per sale. Call 949-6103 for in.
terview appointment.
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CAIRO HOTEL

Rooms o SlsR gY Hq i.G4 s.i s1s week
1915 Que st. NV. HO. 2-2104
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-LoE. End
H., nicely furn. cor. rnl., air
cond. in summer. Pvt, family.
Gentleman. $50 mo. WO. 6-756S.
RID, 1884. S11.50 wk,
sci. rms, showers, TV. men. 10 min.
downtown on bus line. AID. 4-4330
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nodes. Up pAE g $50 of. Rental
purchase plan available. CAMP
RETf, MIJSIC co DI. 7-44(,4.
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models. Up to $3.50 Off. Rental
purchase plan available. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO, DI. 7-S464.
0RGANS--See the new Estey home
PoubI e Eey5osrd s end foot srpS sssls
5phone ST. $4,000: Baiieys Cross
Roads Shopping Center virginia
(phone 4S1-7181): 9332 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring (phone JU.
5-1105); Silver Spring and Viz
ginia stores open ewes.
oRGANS-Sale Of floor model and
special purchase Baldwin Orga-
sonics. Save up to $3.50. Fully
guaranteed. 8 years to pay.
GISRIEL PIANO q ORGAN co.
Exclusive Baldwin DistributoI ~
64S5 Ari. Blvd. op. z Cor. 532-3002
IVA. Store Daily Till 8. Sat. Till 81
PIANOs--Used uprights from SIPS
up, At our 18th st. store only.
ST. $4,000. PIANO MART. ,1015
18th st. NV.
PIANOS FOR RENT = From SO
monthly up with option to- buy.
Hauling extra. PIANO MART.
1918 18th st. NV. CPhone ST. s.
$1,000 and 5169 Lee highway.
Arlington (Phone 536-6S2D. Ar
lington store open ewes.
PIANOS-We have good selection
Of used and slightly used spinet
and console pianos Of good makes
that can be purchased at reason
able prices; ST. $4,000. JORDAN'S
corner 18th and @ SITS. NV.
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets. con-
soles and Strands from SS. monthly
up with option to buy, All popular
type instruments either new or
slightly used. Hauling extra. JOR-
DAMS. FOUR STORES; corner
18th and 9 SITS. NV. (phone ST.
s sSS9S c salsy' vE GaGss SSaSs
4Si-7lSi); 1882 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring (phone ~. 5-1105);
104 William ST., Fredericksburg,
va. (phone Essex 3-7472l. Full
selection at all stores. Silver
Spring and Leesburg pike stores
open evenings.
PIANOS-Discount prices and only
S26 down with low monthly pay
ments at the PIANO MART. 1918
18th st. NV. (Phone ST. 3-6300)
and $3.50 Lee highway, Arlington.
(Phone 536-6S2D. Large slection
Of sptnets, consoles and uprights
IN q wide variety Of finishes and
styles. Arlington store open ewes.
PIAEos-see our display Of recon
ditioned grands, Steinway, Chick
er,ng. Baldwin, Steiff and others.
Prices range from S7e5. liberal
CAMPBELL MUSIC co; ~
110s q ST. NV. DI. 7-S464
in progress KITS
41st Anniversary Sale. Spinets.
consoles and grands from regular
stock sharply marked down. Our
greatest r ssSFsyi6 ceny sSs Of oe the
ions, pntn. 1885 eOe q g. NV io re-
ave. XII. S-seS6. Congressional
Plaza shopping center. Rockville
pike, HA. 7-7420.
PIANO, beaut. spinet and bench.
1925 10th st. ne, aft. 4 pm
PIANOS FOR RENT-New spinets
choice Of finishes. So per mo
chase. KT TU g Convenient 10,
cations): Dntn. 1880 q ST. NV.
RE. 1922. Alex. 1921 Mt. Yer
non ave-, XII. s-S6S6 Rockville
Congressional Plaza shopping
center. HA. 7-7420.
PIANOs-sale Of floor model and
special purchase Baldwin Aero
sonic. Save up to $500. 8 years
to pay.
oIsRIEL PIANO q ORGAN co.
Exclusive BALDWIN Distributor
925 O st. NV. ma. S-0423
64S6 Arl. Blvd. on. z Cor. 632-3OO2
IVA. Store Daily Till 8. Sat. Till 81
PIANO-Haines, baby grand, small.
excellent cond. 1915. Call $685.
0260.
RANGES-ALL KINDS
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PARTIAL LISTING BELOW:
/ dbl. and 2 sgl. student lamps. 3
old original antique deacon
benches, O very rare adjustable
antique Victorian child's barber
chair, Q lge. sidewheeler coffee
mills. old post office hand-carved
wooden horse, 6 heart-shaped and
s scroll back wire ice cream chairs,
also several tables and high
stools, 4 high poster mahogany
bed post and Q number OF other
poster beds, 80 some chest of
drawers, including many marble
tops, Colonial and Early plank
ends with original handles in all
types Of wood, 3 blanket chests,
! with 2 drawers and Crab lock,
many marble top pcs, desks, in
Guiding school masters, flat top
and drop front, q safe, water
bench, chairs, stools and tables.
We wish to mention there are
many primitive pcs. and country
type farm pcs. that Mr.. Brieger
specialized In and all are hard
to describe that they bought at
Nd. and Pa. country auctions.
30 you will Just have to come and
see. Everyone welcome. Inspection
all week before sale.
CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION
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tcoNrINUED)

HILLTOP HOUSE, corner 18th, l47b
Euclid st. NV. Embassy Row, city'I
center at mark. Excel. transport.
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TAPE. PRERECoRDED. 2 !. track
stock lasts. Compl. select. Of A.
track stero, tapes at 300 off. Free
47-page catalog. SAXITONE. 1870
Columbia I'd. NV. No. 7-33S4.
THEATER SEATS, over 1000 up.
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HOUSEKEEPER = Spanish woman
English speaking. Cleaning, laun-
dry. light cook. Call HE. 1-l1T0
Inv AND CHILD CARE = 5-day
wk., Alexandria area; exper. pre-
ferred. Call after 6 pm. $685.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.W.
icONTiNUED)
BELLEVUE HOTEL
28O ROOMS
ALL WITH BATHS

CAFETERIA ON PREMISES
atmosphere, 3 block,
from Senate and House Office
buildings. Limited number Of
rooms rooms $50 90 month pta st GslI Mr.
n ar n W
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DOWNTOWN
MANCHESTER INN
HOTET, JOHN KILPEN

Room without meals. S17-$37 week.
With fuli-course meals, S26-S46.
Selective menus, excellent food,
Rooms daily. S3-SS .sgl.. S6-$lO
dbl. Phi. in rm., 24-hour service.
2Si0 AsHMEAD PL., 462-4336,
6 blocks nortn Of Dupont circle.
off Conn. ave. on KaloramA 50.
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tcoNTlNUep)
AMERICANA
ANTIQUES
AUCTION
SALE
AMMAN ANTIQUES


Fri, Oct. 10th, 7 PM. Til ? !?
THE ONE AND ONLY ALL NIGHT
AUCTION HOUSE
INSPECTION ALL WEEK
OPEN TIL 10 Pm, THURS.
fCAN FURNITURE AND AMERI-
CAN PRIMITIVE AND MISC. ALL
10 BE SOLD At ABSOLUTE IN IN
CHASED THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
(THE OLD COUNTRY sTOREl MT.
AIRY ANTIQUE SHOP OF MAR
yam g. BRIEGER. WHO USED
SILVER T SPRING sP ANTIQUE SHOW
ON THE STAGE AS YOU MAY
WELL REMEMBER WI BE SOLD
PIECE BY PIECE AT ABOVE
TIME AND DATE.
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Mclean Gardens

Residence halls. For employed sin
gle men or women. Well super
vised premises with relaxed friend
IL atmosphere. d. C.'s. finest resi-
Dental area. Direct bus line to
downtown Government bldgs, and
Bethesda, Nd. Walking distance
to shopping and churches. Tenn
porary or permanent arrangements
for approved applicants. Excellent
cafeteria and valet shop on prem
Uses. Reasonable rates. Call in per-
son Monday through Friday, 3
am: to 8 pm; Saturday, = am.
Apply 3S11 Porter st. NV. EN-.
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FURS, grey persian coat and black
persian Jacket. Call 277-S366 after
3 ewes. all weekend.
FURN. AND APPL.-All must 60.
1913 Baltimore ave-, Hyattsville,
Md. AP. 7-5070 or WA, 7-7041.
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Telephone Solicitor

TEACHER Positions now $4,000
$4,000, ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY
, 1962-10-17
PRESS
The Formers Conner

ny NI.. H. 11GuuCISOL, CHS fSCIL
v. /. Agricultural Program
You farmers who are vegetable and fruit producer
should know that pesticides and other farm chemicals
are essential i'll your operation. These chemicals have
benefited your own production, the food industry and
the consumer as well.
Because this is so, you have a continuing RESPONSE
bility to use chemicals safely. This is emphasized every
time a new pesticide becomes available.
On the national level, farmers have realized that
without modern pestlcldes and other chemicals they
could not produce the plentiful supply OF wholesome,
hlgu-quauty lrllLs anu vegaCaOles-Ootn for the fresh
maIneL anu Tor processlngtnaC the consumers now enjoy.
Without chemicals, the food industry could not put
on the market the great variety OF NUTRITIOUS, attractive,
convenient, anG almost vast Tree truJ ana vegetable
products that are today contributing so much to the
health ana nigh standard OF living OF the American con-
sumner.
AS time goes by more of our farmers will be using
chemicals IN their frult and Vegetable production enter
pr1SeS;and we are encouraging our producers to apply
such practice as much as possible to their production.but
above all, When using chemicals, follow these simple
rules:
/. Use farm chemicals only on crops for which they
are specifically recommended.
9s2. Use only the exact amounts recommended-its
both unsafe and un~economlcaI to use more.
8. Apply Chemicals at times or intervals between
treatment and harvest.
4. Use only recommended methods of application
S. Guard against drift of sprays or dusts.
6t 6. Carefully observe label precautions.
Ito protect those who apply the chemicals.
Ito prevent harmful reSIdueS on food crops.
For further information on the use of chemicals on
fruit and vegetables, contact the Federal Experiment
Station at Kingshill, st. Croix.
Evening star., 1962-11-18
SEAMS 10 NE

Not long ago I described
bias strips and how to join
them to each other. Today
I'll show you some of the
ways you can use bias to
finish raw edges Of garments
or as a trim. You can either
use commercial bias binding,
OF make your own.
Single Bias Binding
Hemmed (Figure -: Cut bias
strip twice the desired fin
iShed width plus seam allow
ance for the two edges. Pin
the bias strip to the edge of
the fabric, right sides to-
gether, stretching bias a bit.
Stitch. Fold under raw edge
of bias and bring fold over
the raw edge on the wrong
side of the garment. The
fold should be even with the
stitching line. Now, hem by
hand. If you are using COM
mercial bias tape. open the
bias and pin the fold along
the seam line. Then stitch on
the fold. Turn to the wrong
side and hem the other
folded edge along the stitch
ing line.
If you don't mind having
the stitching show on the
right side, you can machine
stitch to finish instead of
hand-hemming. In this case,
the binding is first stitched
to the wrong side of the gar
ment and then turned to the
right side. Now, instead of
hemming, top-stitch to the
garment, stitching close to
the folded edge Of the bind
ing.
Binding An Outside Corner
(Figure "a and b.: a. Stitch
the bias strip to the edge of
the garment, making certain
that it fits the corner per-
fectly. You'll find that a fold
forms at the corner, so be
Evening star., 1962-11-18
Bias Binding
Has Many Uses
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

sure that you do not catch
the fold. b. Turn bias to
wrong side and miter the
corner carefully. Then hem
the binding in place.
Binding An Inside Corner
(Figure ga and b.: a. Pin
bias strip to garment draw
ing the strip tight at the cor
ner so that it will fit prop
erly at the stitching line.
Stitch strip to garment,
pivoting needle at the corner.
b. Turn bias binding to wrong
side and turn raw edge under.
Hem to stitching line and
miter the corner.
Binding Scallops (Figure
IA and b.: a. Pin bias strip
to right side of scalloped
edge holding the strip toward
you. Gently ease the binding
over the curves, stretching 1t
around the corner. b. Ma
chine stitch to garment and
trim the edges to within 1s
inch of the stitching line
Turn binding over to the
wrong side and hem along
the stitching line. Be sure to
miter the corners carefully,
Copyrisht. 1862
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from her readers, and whenever
possible will use their question.
in her column, but beeouse Of the
greet volume Of mail received
dolly, she eonnot answer individuoI
letters.
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selected from among Miss
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