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Evening star., 1947-12-19

brews and Etruscans wore earrings.
The Greeks excelled in the art Of
making gold earrings, with the ring
type, and the "stalagma," pendants
formed in the form of drops OF
water, among their favorites. Even
statues of the goddesses whether Of
stone, wood, ivory or precious metaD
had golden earrings. The Athena
of Phidias, ancient writers say, wore
gold earrings.
Earrings were an expensive affair
in the Roman era, and Seneca, in
the first century AID, declared, "The
wife carries in her ear the revenue
of a rich family" Men later took
to ornate earrings to the extent that
Emperor Alexander Severus, in the
third century AID, forbade their use
by men.
Bronze earrings were worn by the
ancient Gauls and Germans, Mrs.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Earrings--- Some Golden
By Betty Miles

"And when your love wears golden
earrings, he belongs to you," sings
the gypsy band. According to an
other old belief, when your love
wears earrings golden or other
wise-in pierced ears continuously
throughout life he will always have
perfect eyesight. And still another
legend claimed that earrings pre-
vented occult sounds and malicious
voices from entering the ear, and
men decorated the baubles with
mysterious talismanic signs to in
sure the earrings work.
Mrs. William Pye of Arlington has
collected 300 pairs of attractive, If
not magical, earrings in the course
of eight years. The earrings, ar
ranged in a case according to color,
are an interesting addition to the
living room of her apartment. And
since she will have no part Of
broken pairs, the complete sets are
worn by her with various costumes.
A lover of costume jewelry, Mrs.
Pye bought sets and pieces that
appealed to me, and suddenly I dis
covered that I was the owner Of a
sizable collection" The earrings
range in style from the tailored to
the ornate, with several novelty
pieces included. The devil and the
angel shown in the inset whisper
competing PHILOSOPHERS into the
wearer's ears. Handmade dolls, the
work of Guatemalan Indians, make
up another set. One pair is COM
posed Of two mounted thimbles, an
other Of two orange millers."
Among her more luxurious items
is q pair of ermine-tail earrings.
From her grandmother wedding
ring came pair of the solid gold
pendant type, graced with real
pearls. Another pair consists of
three elephants carved from one
piece Of ivory.
Mrs. Pye added to her collection
during trips throughout the United
States, Canada, Cuba, Mexico and
Bermuda. From California came
pair made from the famed redwood.
Wood from Glacier Park supplied
Evening star., 1947-12-19
AUCTION SALES.
TUNE m STARS OVER HOLLYWOOD
cI.x SATURDAY MORNINGS

AOSlION SALeS.
THos. J. OWEN : son, auctioneers, 4s5
ssSsassn zslussle psrees Il real Estate P.rcs
TWO story and basement brick store build
ing A. ssins
No. 10le Fodrteenth street Northwest.
Parcel two: A thrse,story, brick building
bsinE Known as rt premises e laSq Cue s.sd ssTee
trust dated October "a. 1947, being In
;trTment No: 4ss9s recorded oet9ber tS n r..
trict & Of S Columbia. bi % and at the request Of
;Isned trustees yin ss 4 PSSIc raSs.
ssTd day Of December A.D.' s, ds47, at $50
and being: Lot a3 in Kidwell's subdivision
ef sauaIs RI Is per plat records. IN the
Columbia in Lber R. w. at folio 113: and
on the same day gs will str..s sell in front
sif5ei .nd bsns q rSe West s5 feet Cue Street
y hs and u e deDh ssa 55 81 Lot feet 14f ont M on Of s
i:se' iss in .. AleV sns .nd ethsrs %
Rsr q e ts psT Poi fo s
triet Of Columbia in Liber II at folio 46;
to be sold separately Parcel No. / will
Ss 'sa sssS p7S5 fssS s:f. q @
sSia a.sd saIfis rus &c 1SF
sale. The purchase price above said
sspsst sa fs q IN to essh D;a e ssrs.d
check viii be required on Parcel No. i,
and 81, 900 in cash or certified check will
sneas m EssuFss en arss @ 4 Al
sale to be complied With within thirty days
1sae The 'r propery 'eo propsrties tie the
Or @ purchasers, after ivs days' sdvertis-
pablisS.d put a il wsshlns.en >: e. s Or dspasi.
vSss4sr, Essss wanEEs tlassss. q AA y H
TH0S. J. OWEN d SON, Auctioneers, 436
able 2-story, frame dWellins. being known
by Virtue Of certain deed Of trust. duly
.saS e Is. land record. ot shs District
'eaf0 WIFI eli. ne.sR' public uSsnip sustion
,Hs T "a Day gefs y pecemb.r. Ap 1917
hsss lana s01n and O Opq.ss. ss .9us. n
square 1922; being more particularly de-
81 sirsa y S;sss C. l SSsas 'sa @ sisa
purposes as set forth in detail in said
deed Of trust. Said property now known
for purposes Of assessmnsnt nnan and taxatio,91
subject to a. prior building assoeistion
sssa ssisS =.
s.:s:s 4 sySsoS s:.ssIs.s ssls sss
vsyancing, recording. etc.. Of purchases
snd % prspss ms; BE- sseas saysr.ssd and
Ss;s1a ss$.s i; s'ssls'lsf i, iIs;|lsf
ADAM = WEscFgEa, 3 soN Agss,onseT.d
sauipmsns. sir- -sondisicnins unit. etc. con-
sis i.ss:se.d ,ns:re. - Ssn g sh.sss
dssG of trust sscoTdassdl asl. March an, Y; 1gan.
Deeds Of the District Of Columbia, and at
the request Of the party secured thereby,
the under signed trustees will sell by public
on Monday. December 20, 1947. at +
O. clock pm: One NUM-. I'd - .s.rS.
tables stainless steel cocktail unit and
shelves gas ranges. broiler; Faspray dish,
chefs tables, water cooler, meatblock,
beverage cooler, urn stand meat and pot
racks. fryer, electric grinder, toaster.
water heater. garment racks china, uten-
~: M ss .ss ss s 6 e ss
required. at time Of sale. remainder payable
within ays days from day q ssls; LouIS
saAsetisl q. setoiumsl.n s1S sSulId,si Il ss.is.aaz4sSs
tosotinnsd q Ns1s FsssS
Evening star., 1947-12-19

Keep plenty Of ash trays about
the house during the holiday season,
as always.
If lights are desired In windows,
never use candles. Keep curtains
and other inflammable material
pulled back at least 6 inches from
any electric light.
Use nonfiammabls decorations Of
glass or metal and "fireproof" mow
In decorating your tree for Christ
mas.
After you have opened your
Christmas presents, remove ali the
gift wrappings and packing materials
from your living room and dispose Of
them.
A child wearing Q gauzy costume
and holding . lighted candle can b
transformed into . flaming torch In
few seconds.
Santa's whiskers are also fuel for
flames. A movie star who played
Santa Claus for . children's party
forgot he was wearing big white
beard and Lit up cigar. The beard
flared up In his face.
A New York girl wore q black net
evening gown at Christmas party.
She brushed against . lighted can.
delabra which Immediately ignited
her dress.
These incidents smphasizs the
need for caution at Christmas.
Wearing Of 1lammable hinsy cos
TUNES and dresses Of net Or gauze-
like fabrics should be discouraged.
II they are worn. they can be made
flame resistant with the following
solution: Nine ounces borax, 4
ounces boric acid, / gallon of water.
The fabric should be well saturated
with the solution, then wrung out
by hand and hung to dry. Fabrics
so treated will retain their flexibility
and softness. However, the fame
retardent qualities are lost when
the fabric is washed again, and the
process must be repeated after each
washing.
When clothes catch fire DON'T
run. Throw the victim to the floor
and roll her In a rug, q woolen
blanket or q woolen coat.
Wrap the rug or blanket around
the neck first, to keep the poisonous
gases Of combustion away from the
face.
II no rug, blanket or coat is avail
able, roll the victim over and over on
the floor to smother the flames.
Running only fans the flames.
Since all fire gases rise, victim In
an upright position tends to inhals
tbo toyic uosaS
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Readers Clearing House

and makes up a game OF his own
with them.
Any toys, including dolls, for chill
dren up to 10 would be more than
welcome. My telephone is Emerson
653s-or the gifts may be taken
direct to the children's orthopedic
ward at Gallinger.
ABOUT BOOKS.
(From Mrs. D. M. H., Falls Church,
Following Is a list of 100 great
books presented in November Coro-
net. This list was taken from Have
You Read 100 Great Books?' pub
|lished by Jasper Lee Co., New York,
N. Y.
The Education Of Henry Adams;
Winesburg, Ohio; The Confessions
of Saint Augustine; The Medita-
tions of Marcus Aurelius Anton
mus; Pride and Prejudice; Essays OF
Francis Bacon; Father Goriot; The
Rise of America Civilization; Look
ing Backward; The Bible; Wuther-
ing Heights; The Towering Of New
England; Lavengro; The Life OF
Samuel johnson; The Old Wives
Tale; The History Of Greece;
The Way Of ALI Flesh; The Auto
biography of Benvenuto Cellini;
NV Antonia; Don Quixote; The
Canterbury Tales; The Niger Of
the Narcissus; The Origin Of spe-
cies; Robinson Crusoe; The Pick
wick Papers; The Discourse OF
Method; U. S. A.; The Brothers
Karamazov; Complete Sherlock
Homes; Adam Bede: The Dance of
Life; Essays of Ralph Waldo Emer-
son; Discourses of Epictetus; History
of Art; The Federalist: Tom Jones;
Madame Bovary; Penguin Island;
Autobiography Of Benjamin Frank
lin; The Golden Bough; The De-
cline and Fall of the Roman En-
pire; The Private Papers OF Henry
Ryecroft; Faust; Tess Of the D'Urb-
ervilles; The Scarlet Letter; Herod-
otus' History; The Leviathan; The
Odyssey; Green Mansions; Les
Miserables; The Turn Of the Screw;
The Principles Of Psychology;
Mysterious Universe; The Poems
of John Keats; Soldiers Three: The
Essays Of Ella; The Short Stories
of Ring Lardner; The Notebooks OF
Leonardo da Vinci; Babbitt; The
Antiquity of Man; The Prince;
Morte d'Arthur; Essays on the
Principles of Population; Capital;
OF Human Bondage: Short Stories
of Guy de Maupassant; Moby Dick;
The Ordeal of Richard Feverel;
John Stuart Mills Autobiography;
The Spirit Of Laws; Thus Spake
zarathustra; McTeague; The Ok
ford Book of Verse; The Rights OF
Man; The Diary Of Samuel Pepys;
The Dialogues of Plato; The Tales
of Edgar Allen Poe; Flowering
Judas and Other Stories; Gargan-
tua and Pantagruel The Cloister
and the Hearth; All Quiet on the
Western Front; Life Of Jesus; jean
Christophe; The Social Contract;
Ivanhoe; Candida and Man and
Superman; The Jungle; The Plays
of William Shakespeare; Ethics;
Weir of Hermiston; The Grapes of
Wrath; Gullivers Travels; Henry
Esmond; Treatise on God; Walden;
War and Peace; Huckleberry Finn;
Candide; Tono-Bungay; Leaves of
Grass.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
An Underarm
Deodorant
Is lot Enough

More and more dainty women are
relying on q cleansing douche to
avoid the risk Of offending. Those
tell-tale odors, that you cannot al.
ways detect yourself, can bs 10
easily avoided. Use the simple Keys
Powder hygienic method-two tea
spoonfulls to two quarts Of warm
water. Safe and easy to use. Folds
Of tender tissues are cleansed and
rinsed; you feel refreshed. Two
sizes: CSC and $1,25 ut drug stores
everywhere.
KEYS POWDER-to be sure
Evening star., 1947-12-19

by the tolloUfng haze oeen 1or-
Uarded to those for ,Uhom they pere
intended:
Washington: Mrs. H. D. F., Mrs.
E. F. G., B. M, j. H., Mrs. B. G.,
Mrs. j. A. B., Mrs. H., Mrs. A. R. B.
Arlington: Mrs. A. L. B., Mrs.
J. F. D., Mrs. T. E. D., Mrs. w. F. E.,
Mrs. H. c. L. Alexandria: Mrs,
S. r. Fairfax: w. L. c., Mrs.
R. e. G. Warrenton: Mrs. L. W.
Winchester: Mrs. M. M. w. Nc
Lean: Mrs. H. c. H. Silver Spring:
Mrs. j. j. w. Mount Rainer: Mrs.
w. L. A., jr. Chevy Chase: F. van D.
Our thanks to these readers whose
contributions Uere similar to Others
previously receiued:
Washington: Mrs. E. F. B., Mrs.
E. K, Mrs. w. E. W., sr. Edgewater:
Mrs. j. B. B. Cheverly: Mrs. H. R.
C. Rockville: Mrs. A. F.. P. Upper
Marlboro. Mrs. H. B. T. Takoma
Park: H. B. N. Chevy Chase: Mrs.
c. G. G.
PLEA FOR CHILDREN.
| (From Mrs. A. c. R., W1shingtonj
I was glad some one suggested
adopting" an underprivileged child
for Christmas Day-it is the answer
to q truly happy Yuletide.
In answer to the appeal for story
telling ladies at Gallinger, which
appeared in RICH, I volunteered my
services, and have found each time
I go so many little children who
need 50 much. I will personally take
to them any gifts you may find
especially for little 5-year-old girl
who is suffering from ear trouble
Her mother is in tuberculosis sani-
| tarium, and the child's grandmother
must divide her visits between this
little girl and her sister. who Is ir
another hospital.
/ Also, there is a boy Of 5, who has
to wear shoes-not mates, at that
in lieu Of bed slippers. Since the
only toys, mostly spools strung to-
gether and crayons, are matched by
the older youngsters, he takes hil
I shoes Oh, puts them Ga his hands
Evening star., 1947-12-19

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Roaders' Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Eve1.ing Star, Washington 1.
Views expressed In the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those of The Star and, as 1t
is obviously impossible for US
to test all recipes submitted, We
cannot assume responsibility for
them. Betsy CasnceH
Evening star., 1947-12-19

TIE OdIlCGTS W11fII =.
Star Stan Photo.
material for another pair. From
New York's Chinatown came ear
rings with a Chinese motif.
Also among the collection are cro-
cheted, tatted and corde earrings,
black and brown alligator, and leo
pard skin earrings. A plastic flower
Evening star., 1947-12-19
The devil and the onqeI

TIE USVII UIIU tTf6 UIISSf
Star Stah Photo.
made by a veteran has petals that
can be shifted about to suit the
wearer's ear and coiffure.
Mrs. Pye, who has done some re-
search on the subject, tells US that
the ancient East Indians, Medes,
Persians, Egyptians, Arabians, He
Evening star., 1947-12-19

Pye tells us. During the Middle Ages
men wore earrings in one ear. Ear
rings for men had a short vogue at
the court Of Henry II of France, but
have never been popular since then,
although some Of the sailors and
marines did take to wearing a ring
in one ear during the past war.
What's your hobby? Call Betty
Miles, National 5000, extension
396-she'd like to hear from youi
Evening star., 1947-07-21
HELP MEN and WOMEN

CASHIERS, experienced preferred but will
train those who are alert and willing to
learn. Good salary and meals. Apply
personnel office. HOTEL STATLER, l8th
PIANIsT.sINGER. PA rs man or woman. ex-
perienced tavern entertainer; 5 days wk.
For particulars. call MR.. KAY. WA. 9S01
MAN AND WIFE to care for small sub
urban estate on edge Of D. C.. for young
of vegetable and flower garden. wife to
keep house and cook. both must be exper.
and reliable; permanent lifetime position.
with lovely new private house. board and
exssl E salary I TO right counis VA 5l5S
advertising and savings plan. $50 to 5.
REAL ss wfsaEaFf ssTxTG ssaEEsMEN. experience de-
s5ape lie but not Maf haye
STUDIO HELP-Ex-service personnel man
or woman interested in general photo
s stH0 sb ls5ns sGh ps5sr ssy SA 5 81
COLORED - Profitable whole or part
time work, for refined and energetic men
and women experience not necessary
Apply 2725 P st. NV. weekdays i0012 i0.12
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION II YOU sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity VI for serious I1,an members No
Soa WANTED FED TEACHERS and students =
Want to earn extra money during vaca-
ton? Contact MISS BETTY TUCKER,
CoLoRED TRAVELLING representatives
needed by established firm to cover States
of Penna.. Nd. Va. N c. and S G.; good
ris' ai" care ueS Of WI Il. RNDREws' ,R s.G3
Georgia ave, Washington /. D. c. 90
Evening star., 1947-07-21
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE-Qual-
ified accountant will quote modest rate if
business. SH. 3453 -25
DIAMONDS, old jewelry and silver wanted.
CO. 1928 II st. NV. ME. 3440.
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY WANTED-Mghest
cash prices. Free appraisal. ARTHUR
ExFERT WATCA aEPAIRING-Five-da,
service: all work electronically checked
and guaranteed l year ARTHUR MARKI.
heating plants: no cash needed. small
monthly payment; immediate installation.
D. A. STANSBURY. Ii. 3029.
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
payment: immediate installation. D.
STANSBURY. Ii 3O2a
TYPING, evenings. SATURDAYS and Sundays
Phone evenings. MA 1880. 90"
DESIGNER-Original abstracts hand
painted on pure silk pastel ties; your
choice of color combinations. Phone MA.
$3.50: also evenings 23"
Evening star., 1947-07-21
Communication Taxes
Seen Cutting Service
Demand in j. ). Study
BY the Associated Press

The Treasury acknowledged in
research analysis today that Federal
taxes on telephone and telegraph
services probably reduced demand"
for those services.
The Treasury emphasized it was
offering no recommendations for
changes in the present taxes but,
in critical study of Excise taxes
on communications as they new
exist, it did observe that:
l. The tax Us per cent on long
distance telephone calls will tend
to postpone rate reductions rather
than decrease profits" so long as
facilities continue to be used at
close to capacity"
2. The tax (25 per cent? on tele-
graph service may curtail profits
to a more important degree" and
may have serious consequences" on
the industry, which might have to
be subsidized it dt) cannot be MAIN
tanned profitablly on private
basis"
3. AS to the tax 30 per cent? on
international messages. repeal
would be helpful" to primarily in
ternational operators" since nearly
all of (these) carriers are operating
at loss
4. The communications taxes
tend to discriminate against those
having the greater need for COM
munication services" and to have
inequitable effects" on business US
ing the services.
5. The portion of the tax that is
passed on by business users to their
consumer customers probably"
bears proportionately more heavily
on people in lower income groups.
6 AS for the tax Us per cent, on
local telephone service, under nor
NAL conditions the effect of the tax
on profits would not be very serious
and the character of the demand
for the service is such that the
amount of the tax should be very
important factor
The Treasury study. however, also
said communications taxes are mot
difficult to collect and the revenue
they bring in for the Government
approximate 1928 100000 a year
from taxes on long distance service
and $165, 100000 for the local tele-
phone tax.
Evening star., 1947-07-21
SAIESMEN.

SALESMAN, experienced. to contact Gov
ernment agencies with line of upholstery
and drapery fabrics: salary and commits
son; interviews in Baltimore. Box 95-T
SALESMAN. full time, aggressive, to sell
hardware and paint dealers in Washington1;;
Delaware and Maryland; products well
established; substantial earnings assured,
sAIEsMENERoofing and siding canvas
ser sers wanted weekly advance. Call sH,
SALEsMAN-Peasant outside work SAL
ary and comm; car unnecessary; experi-
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO., 7I9 7th st.
SALESMAN WANTED-America's outstand-
ing manufacturer of nationally advertised
brassieres lie, wishes to add a representative
more to its sales This Is
remarkabie opportunity to handle Amer-
cas- fastest selling brassiere line and earn
against Man Want @uat
be resident of Washington. Philadelphia,
Baltimore or their enyirons; n9 must stis, have
MARK Ts RRxssIEREs ad ss's SIS Fifth ave- sN New
oPENING P1H G. for commercial tire salesman by
expense Car furnished. State expert
ence and qualifications. Box 179-S. Star.
statesmen can make SO every day SELL
ing our sensational 4-auart and 16-ouart
pressure cooker and eanner: sold .,,1, on
fasy ne Of cooknF SsF uens cfs @ and M
tionaliv advertised siiverEare: F1ll %
Per cent TTpmsSipns Apply :, MIcaAE.
TkAVELiSG AMT shLEsMAS aanted&An Wal 81 nj in
ternational organization promoting foot
comfort products requires man to call on
trict of Columbia and Virginia; drawing
oe9unt asan5 witt
ne business history education. Age
Vadea EoS cAsD7 My Housr S5iE desires
must hsve si ssF Apply sI4 Randolph 1 p Fl
SALESMAN with some experience in heat
before 10 am, DISTRICT HARDWARE &
APPLIANCE CO.. INC. 2146-214s P ST.
SALEsMAN-Drawing against commission
good hours; should make over $50 week;
mems wear store. MILLS CO., 9th and
Statesmen. perm. position tage 20. to
manufacturer to call on retail stores in
Metropolitan Wash: must have outside
sales experience and a car; good starting
nsura nee paid. When replying. state age:
education. sales experience in detail and
references, Box e73-s. Star. "a j.,
YOUR present income and want TO make
some real money, phone MR.. JONES the
manager. for appointment Republic 69l2 Ss
PREPARE now at good income for a
high income within 3 mos: I.os no ,1i I9a1ers ea
wanted and d will be hired rs
mornings 9:30 am. 500 ST ne. -21
SELL TREK. sensational new auto ac-
cessory; initiates tires instantly, puts out out
for S495: your commission, 81 25: sales
men making $40 to S25 daily in spare
time. AUSTIN. RIM. "A, 1915 Eye st. NV,
Evening star., 1947-07-21
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, on daily-rate basis, new
books s.,e onened; % years experience Phone
xccoUNrhNf, Ht H sstfF 1NbtsrR1AL. & 30 yrs ex-
perienle. available Immediately, temporary
assignment considered. Phone GIL. 1850
ACCOUNTANT-Books opened kept, state
ments, tax returns, reasonable rates. Phone
BOYS. two. colored, u years Of age, desire
full time suitable employment. DI. 0594.
BY rafs HGase sny and FsRs.
i cAPaBGE I1 '1o YouNG rSG' ea d Man NV White want.
spare time employment. Box 46e-T, star.
exp. American dishes: wants work in flrst
I pIsHWAsHER or oen aeiiysry sr str truck Jumper
m6nt during summer, TR 35a$
'Ra @ D';5sF ds Taff SF 'snf fsis
HARVARD GRADUATE with experience
MACHINE HAND. experienced with warner.
lathe. millers. grinders, etc, four years en-
perlence in precision work with Carboloy
tGoS SaSf % own setaD ta6s correct habits Phone
MAN, colored; wants work, exper elevator
operator @ operate. stockroom clerk. AID. 1901; 21'
FAsdK9 EtssdE BAKER Sop5 4ssS
PLASTERING WORK wanted by contract.
Can furnish labor and materials. Alex.
$3.50 22s
TAX EXPERT AND AUDITOR. 80 years
experience collector internal revenue field
service. wishes position with GOOD firm,
part or full time. Box 1s0T. Star.
VETERAN. Gil training, some drafting ex-
perience, or any kind of work; full or part
VOCATIONAL ADVISER. with NJ. A. de-
gree in education, desires permanent posi-.
tion in employe training or related per-
sonnel field. Box 3O6-T. Star. 22s
YOUNG MAN. professional interested in
selling medical supplies Physiotherapy- or
orthopedic shoes; all offers considered Box
41O-T Star -2J
WHARTON SCHOOL GRADUATE desires
jr accountant or jr analyst position:
eligible for GI training. Box 3t6-T, Star.
21s~
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN. white, me-
chanical ability. desires position as helper.
repairing cleo. refg and appliances. with
reputable firm. Box 1908. Star. -2f
Evening star., 1947-07-21
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
RooKKEEPER, or general once

BooKKEEPIR, sI.,,o or gsne9,ssl ONCE work,
slso Done at home RE-. %s5a s1.
s.SDrofesilonsi . expsTisnce a; i9 case SqgEk
ans"sr sfs7s al Hf'GTs inaufss ae'DS BOX sosr
COLLEGE GRADUATE. experienced. Span
s., IS ysIts nlngtssITestins position. MSS Mss
COLLEGE sESioR wants summer xo5s e
c co1iEaE He on srSnEST Tsns VA s'4 d,
stcl; sS@mao no 'SP sypins s or shorthsnd cH s$o4
COSTUME DESIGN S,ai graduate {: ,asss as z, z, z
xilling undertake any T3rk in which l. n sfs
poFfapce' poFf; eve M1ss RGs EMERsoN. pU. o1ooo.
ext 6O1. 22'
DENTAL ASSISTANT. experienced book.
keeper, receptionist: some chain and x-ra~
assistance; college background; .permaner-
or temp. NV. section. Box 465-T, Star. -
DREssMAKING, design. remod. altsra.
BERT. 1890 irving NV. Apt A. AID 223s:
GIRL. colored. wants restaurant work: in
kitehen as % salad girl At night; NO; sa44,
counter eirl bus girl; experienced and RET.
HO. 1908.
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURSE, colored,
wishes work. invalid or ,convaleseent home.
MI 1925 any time Sunday, after $50 m.
Monday IL
RESIDENT MGR. (whitel refined. capable,
experienced, wishes position in apt. bldg,
or garden-type apts.; apt. and salary; can
furnish best references. Box 1851, star.
SEAMSTREsS, colored, desires work: avail.
able days per week. LII. 6976. 3 nr.-
$40 m.
SECRETARY. "Girl Friday" under 30,
single publicity. advertising background:
available Immediately. Box 46O-T, star.
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